The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-11

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Servant were thrown from carriage N BROOK.
irn to-day. MIS- y. was seriously 'nlmteu, ~,
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and servant were Dat sliPhtty hufI
me BARK Emily which was recently uiousi'.
to this port az SLAYER, escaped rom ufeehpor'
on Saturday night last, and sailed again Tor inc
African coast, VIA Long Island sound.
Rev. Dr.. Brownlee is very i'll ofhronchitis, and
his expected to survive but short time.
The Wings Of this city havo appointed dele
CATION Of seven to attend the Virginia Opposition
Convention ON the 25i inst.
Early last Monday morning the Hotel known
as the Grove House in Yonkers was completely
destroyed by hrc The handsome residence O
Of Captain Garrison also caught fire and was en-
tirely consumed. The yacht Fremont, owned p,
II. Livingston, was also destroyed. Tho loss on
the burnt buildings amounts 70 $4,000.
AT half past IL o'clock the Brass and Finishing
Shop of Messrs. Rich Il Neal, on Water, neat
Fulton street, was, with the contents, entirely
destroyed by fire, together with building adj
Joining, occupied BY Mr.. Faunery as an Oh Fac
tory Rich Ncai's loss is about $40, 900, upon
which there il only small insurance. The loss in
the building is $1,000. The less important
losses Of the other occupants are estimated al
81, 600
About 3o'clock Yesterday morning fire broke
out in the Sash and Blind Factory of W. s. King
at Greenport, Suffolk County. The whole build
ing, machinery and one horse was destroyed.
John Becker was last evening elected Chici
Engineer Of the fire department.
Arrsvnl of the CITY or w Arlington.
: FrANCE.-A decree il published, conyokine
the Senate and Legislative Body for the 23d q
February.
The Paris PAYS says that on the conclusion d
the treaty OF commerce between France and Eng
land, negotiations with other Powers for the con
clusion Of similar treaties will be commenced. i.
The rumor had been current in Paris that the
Emperor had intended. as an earnest Of his pa
cific intentions, to reduce his army by 100 900
men. s
An official report was in preparation on the
question of abolshing the Heavy Cavalry in the
French Army on account Of its value having
been much diminished by the recent improve
ments in the Artillery. ~ aaa
The Paris market for -four was quiet and prices
tended downward wheat heavy but not lower.
a report had been current that Prince Napo-
leon was about to proceed on a mission To Lon.
don, but i. was denied h yG '5tlsa E ia
The Paris Bourse was dull and lower. Rentes
closed on the 9th at 6Sfr. SOC.
If The annual financial report Of managers is
published The state Of the Treasury is repre-
sented as fioarishine. The arrears which were
$50, O0O, 0OOfr. do not now exceed ego oOO, 900.
The development of the new commercial policy
will for time suspend the redemption Of the
public debt. The report states that since 1852
the foreign commerce OF France has increased
SO per cent
SARn1SIA.-The Official Piedmontese Gazette
publishes the following as the list OF the neg
Ministry - .s IN. eA'a tf8ese W. ~
President Of the Council Of Minister'S Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs and al ;ntci1i Of the In.
terror, Count Cayour; Minister Of War. General
Fault; Justice, Signor Casino; Finance. We
gessi Public Instructions Miniani Pablo
Works. Jocini. !. ,-~' !"
A decree is published, dIssolving the former
Chamber of Deputies, and ordering some new
arrangement in The electoral lists.
i letter from Leghorn states that an English
frigate had entered that iiarbor and saluted the
town, the batteries of which, at once resnonded
The English salute was Interpreted a. 4 rscog-
milton by the British Government Of the fall of
the Grand Duke, and d 4 first fruit of the com.
bincd French and English policy of Italian af
fairs. III
Verona and whole territory belonging to the
tOftfeSS mad been declared in n 81 ate
The Vienna telegram pronounces this AZ prc-
mature: Received attempts at counter revolntion
were being made by the adlierents Of the fallen
Dynasty in Tuscany Three powerful shells were
lately exploded Of the residence of Baron Rica.
soil, President Of the new Goserl,inent, and 81
two other conspicuous friends Of the new regime.
Ministerial crisis prevailed at Naples
The Filanghieri Cabinet resigned on the qucs-
ton CT giving armed assistance to the Pope.
which they oppose. The King had sent to sir
nor Trogamurena to form new Ministry
Tile liverpool Post contains the following So
We are in condition 10 atirm that the follow
ing statement is true The Emperor OF the
French has written second letter to the Pope.
II was brief but emphatic His Majesty is vii
ing and anxious to remain, as hcsct fore, the
elsest Son Of the Chnrch and continue deferen-
tai to the Holy Father in all things spiritual, b,s
II has policy opposes the late proposition let him
remember Henry the VIII. The Pope having
called for the withdrawal Of the French troops
from Rome, the Emperor in the same letter says,
they shall bc Withdrawn if his Holiness persists,
but that he, the Emperor, viii cause months
notce to DC given to all strangers resident in the
H9fal ny; N.
Loiiaon Money Market--The demand for dis
count At the Bank was pretty active ana the omen