The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

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N The reports Or the Syrian conference being
broken On. we're unfOunded.
II u oficislly announced that PROTOCOL had
hecn agreed upon. 1900 European troops are
y be sent TO Syria, remaining there mot over six
months; half 70 be furnished By France. An
other PROTOCOL calls On tho Porte to carry out
his cnsnsemgntS respoCssngA christians.
The Syrian forces IRE u BE- under The order q
CorrisRnons, Of ~ Great Powers ~ IA
The English Parliament has agreed 70 vote
two million pounds for Notifications.
T. Preparations arc being made f6F great battle
on the paper duty resolutions. as H
j There are runors Of : contemplated interview
between Napoleon and The Queen o. Spain.
The Bousse closed nrm It 6Sf 50A
/ . The text OF the communication between Cars
baldi and tho NeapOlitans y published. The
evacuation Of Sicily ~ the Neapolitans = atipu-
lated, and it 10 reported that Garibaldi has tran.
sported troops to the main land.
The mails from CAlcutta, June 18th, Hong
Wong, 7sh, and Melbourne, June 19fh, arrived 1t
Marsailles on the I'd. = great panic existed at
Shanghai. The Rebels were approaching, and
business was suspended. Exchanges half per
cent higher. Canton Tea market dali Exchange
unaltered. ! Freights at ~ ports unchangcd-
Commercial depression u Melbourne co0tinned.
Calcutta exchange 2s@ss. The indigo prospects
were favorable Trade 1t Manchester quiet and
heavy * a8f Assss@ass R attHiaa Fa1As1 a
i The weather continued cold snd stormy and
unfayorable to the crops The lateness Of the
harvest was causing some anxiety.
aBreadstnffs - Richardson, Spence Co, re-
port Hournot 10 much inquiry, hut unchanged
in value; quotations range from 27s<@30s; wheat
III steady demand at previous rates; red l0s@
l0d, and 11s(a2d white l2sa12s Cd per quin-
crop, realized l2s Sd. Corn in better demand
for feeding purposes, and edged per quarter
dcarer; mixed and yellow 36s@37s; white sSs
6d@S4s.
London Money Market.-The frmness in the
English fands At the date Of the last advices,
were pretty steady maintained until the Sd inst,
when the market broke, and consols declined
per cent, closing at 93f for both money and &c
count; TheWeather is causing some anxiety.
The beayiness on she Paris B0urse was regar-
| ded as an unfavorable comment on the Emper-
or's letter. The usual payments on the 4th Of
the month had led to an increase in the demand
for money, but the supply was good and the rates
unchanged few transactions however took
place below the bank minimum. lss 4s
Nessrss Morrow, McKesson l. Co., an old firm
in the lace trade, has suspended, but the assets
would nearly meet their liabilities. as ss4
The weekly bank returns show a diminution in
the bullion of f155,954. ga s45 Hs a
| Mason, Bell, Son 4 CO., report as follows -
| Market for American State Securities during the
week past, have remained very steady and pri-
ccs stationary.
The Convention at Messina stipulates that the
1000 Neapolitans are to guard the citadel, and
not 70 lombard the city, .unless Garibaldi attacks
| the city. The outer forts are occupied by Col.
Medici Garibaldi, upon entering Messina, was
| received with great enthusiasm. 5l M =
LArEsr-London 6th.-The popular movement
had taken place in Arcino, in the papsl states,
The Neapolitan troops are being directed on
Lord Brougham, in the House of Lords on
the 3d. presented a petition from the Anti Sla
very Society, praying the immediate steps to be
taken to compel Spain to carry out her engage
ments tor the suppression Of the slave trade 4
| News from Damascus, July 18th, announces
| that the massacres ended. The Druses and Be
douings had retired to the Interior but the Chris
tians were still concealing themselves ~
| Fued Pacha arrived Beyvont on the 18th.
! Sir Henry Bulwer advises the Porte TO recall
! the Grand yizar. -..s.t
The Courier de Paris. and opposition Journal,
| has been suppressed. 4!8i-l
The Patrie says the regiments intended for Sy-
ria, left Chalons on Saturday. -Four steamers
left Toulon yesterday to embark troops-great
| agitation prevails in Condia, Jeddo and Arabia.
I NAPLEs.-The city is tranquil. Rome, 3lst-
At the disturbance at ArcinO, the people shout
| ed for Garibaidi La Moricia has sent troops to
Terrocino N
St. Johns, N-F, IA, via Sackville, Aug Is. I.
Vn0 taUyn In ~ ~
NJ, Thursday 7th inst, arrived here at noon TO-
day. asII e#t M i.aHa M ...at1 !"
The steamship Vanderbilt from New York ar
rived at Southampton on the 18th.
The steamship Nova Scotia, from Quebec, ar
rived at Londonderry on the 7th "a 40 4
[ GREAT BRIrAIN.--The ministry had carried
the paper duty resolutions through the House Of
Commons by SO majority.
The Tines city article, dated Monday evening
says the English funds continues to show de-
preciati0n on the state Of the weather, and the
business on the Paris Brouse.
The corn market was heavy at an occasional
reduction Of l92s per quarter for white.
"A new per cent. Sandman loan Of two mil
lions has been formally announced, for home
subscription. The price is expected to be 80
per cent
The Stock market to-day is duh and heavy, and
the funds experienced fresh decline Of i per
cent. 4 VI. sEass.4a
The failure of F. N. Abbott, brewers. was
announced on Monday He was obliged to sus
pend payment with liabilities to the amounr Of
100000, which his estate was not expected to
pay in full. i
I The bills Of John Crofts, provision merchant,
and Of I. Lave, and Of John Grofts, Jr, Knicks-
bridge, have been returned. Liabilities believed
TO be moderate %5
(. The Mark Lane Express ssys the weather
clearer than usual, semperture with rain, rain |
has further improved the condition of the crops,
which had been calulated 70 produce good
harvest.
The Queen was on her way to the highlands
Of Scotland. s}4a ,ar
! .Quarrela had taken place between the officers
Of the Donish service aud the citizens Of Leads
drog, France. ts84 Aa
Tire superior council Of commerce has already
held 4 sittings devoted to nm INJURY into the
cotton trade at which great number Of French,
English and Belgium manufactures were present.
TrRIN, Aug. 1000 volunteers left to-day.
-SFrmY.--5 O00 men left on the 4th.s The men
are conveyed BY steamers ~ ral. r@
II is reported two Ncapolitan regiments have
mutinied, with the cry OF viva Garibaif.
e u, 500 Of Garabaldi's volunteers have alrcady
landed in Calabria. He would shortly advanced
On Naples, whether be had been summoned. His
arrival was waited fnr.with impotence, both at
naples anu rome.
The Parana sailed at 9 a. m. for Boston,. She
has $50 passengers. a@E rss IN safs.4t4v |
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENcE-London, Aug I.
-Consols 93s@931. II,
Galya, III. Aug Is.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention for the
10Th district, held here to-day, nominated A. G.
Mason Of Galesburg.
.t Gencseo, I'LL, Aug. Is.
The Republican meeting SATURDAY.. was small |
on account Of bad weather. Aw IaE EMz
Speeches were made BY Messrs Sweet, Gray
anl Gloyer. The Wide Awakes from Rock Is
and and Davenport we're in ATTENDANCE
A Banner was presented BY the Ladies Of Gen.
sseo to the Wide Awakes Of this place There
vas torch light procession in the evening.
tsss oAin it New York, August Is.
The steamer Richard Stockton and propellor
New Era collided to-day at noon of Castle Gar
len The latter sunk. She had thirteen pass | ,
'ngers on board, all Of whom were saved.