The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28
'C.JUNE, 1889.


JUNE, 1889.
New Yosk, Jan. r..
4 Ife Aries arrived u an. to-day. III
maila were 1brnaa1fd " he moning trim.
/ Iames Msuits = Co.'S Circelar ,seposts pEice
! slightly aGrinAs ~ buyef, especially for goo
staple, bat ~ Inprove d & noG salcient !
warrant my change II qaotAsiuaG lnposts M
heavy ana esnesaily pns lpoa narln1s inoiliat&
| Is On arrival, inpogtess heipg apparsnaly india
posed 70 hold free az aCcumnlAtin1 stocks, ~
adviccs continued favorable for large yicld i
/ shs United SeaseM Considerable quantlsie~ \
ordinary and gOod ordinary descripsioas urIt
recently received. VI ss s
Il LArEsr-LoxDox, Saturday morning.-Th
Il rum0red that Lord Cowley hld gone 70 LCndo6
with the EmperOr's propoeal that France IND
England shall Immediately declare that they viii
ueither interfere themselves nor tolerate the IN
reference Of Othersin the affairs of Italy.
Jas. Hewitt Co.'S Circular reports Bread
stnlEs The slight advance of the close Of lasl
week had been lost during this week The Do.
uland continued limited, but there was no gem
eral disposition to press business, consequently
there was no material variation IN prices. The
deliveries by fanner4 continued, appasently indi-
eating more abundant supply III their hands
| than had generally been supposed. Stocks ID
Liverpool on the 3lst December: 10 Wheat,
Isl, 900 quarters Indian Corn, l6s, 900 do. Flour
los, 900 sacks and lie, 900 bblz. prOvisioue. No
change OF Importance has occurred in Amer lean
provisions, but there \ an improved demand lot
most descriptions Bcef-Dcmand Il pretty
good for new, while old is neglected. even q rcla-
lively lower priceA Former quotatons..arc re-
ported At S0t@S5; prime mess and Indian mess
lar old 6OGe65a and new, 75@0Os per bbL-
Bacon feing in very limited supply, not mnch
has been done, but prices are without change
Cumberland 46@47 long rib 47@i9; short do.
1890, and pork clear 49N5ls per cwt. Lard
remains extremely Inactive. lfs5 @aasa
Stock Of American Provisions in Liverpool,
Dec. 3l.-Bcef. e4OO tierccs !; Pork, $500 bbls
Bacon, 300 cwt; Lard, 5000 tierces-
Washington. Jan. e2.
The New Orleans Picayunc Of Tuesday last,
learns from the Galveston News that CortenAa
has recrossed the Rio Grande, 80 miles above
Brownsville, With 800 men. - .
s,F New Orleans, Jan. g.
The steamship Arizona has arrived with &142,
600 in specie, and Bra1o's dates Of the 18th. II
The authorities and people Of 4ataMosas pro-
and refuse pass to Americans through their dis
trict in pursuit Of Cortenas, or IN aid Of either
Government Hsssa q @sess ~A
! cortenas has gathered 500 men 70 renew hos
tilities. a.i.55sf ~ t.s5at g.i II
Lcavenworth, Jan. 23. II
The Territorial Legislature re-assembled At
Lecompton on Friday last, in conformity with
special proclamation Of Gov. Medary; and i'm
mediately adjourned 70 Lawrence. Ths Cover
nor having returned this resolution with his veto;
il Was Immediately taken up, and passed over
the veto By vote Of to 3 In Council, and 20 to
in the House. WI @llH
sss New York, Jan. a.
The steamship Africa arrived at midnight-I
Her advices were anticipated IL the arrival at
st. Johns Of the Circassian. We however send
further detail Asz 49afa abEa1 sst t |
GREAT BRrrAIN-Mr. Dayie, who, abseOnded 1
with liabilities to his clients to fl3O,O had |
been tried and sentenced to ten years penal |
service. s5 ts8s4A saal tsfsa n
An address to Lord Palmerston, urging the l
government TO use its influence in maintaining |
the integrity and Independence Of the Popes do
minions, was in course Of signature By the Romap
Catholics in ireland. &&@ s 4 asFa
The London Times regards the dismissal Of |
Walewski as . declaration that Napoleon the Sd |
il disposed to commit himself TO the more liberal
and generous line Of policy to east himself into
the Italian, and to maintain it against al the |
powers Of dcsp0tism and all the hostility Of the /
Church.
The Times warns the Emperor, that, although |
he may count on the sympathy Of England in his |
stand for the Italians, he must not expect she |
will join him in an offensive alliance against the
other Powers. eEf v.
Other English Journals regard the charge as
hopeful for the Italian cause
The London Herald's Paris correspondent says 1
that Walew ski was positively dismissed. His
successor was regarded as antngonistic to Eng
land.
A report had been drawn by the most eminent |
jari+-consalts Of the French bar, which establish
es the right Of Frenchmcn to petition the Senate |
on the change Of the existing laws.
The General Of Rome had published an article, /
supposed, under ecclesiastical auspices Of 20 Bit
ter a nature as regards the late pamphlet, that
French papers did not dare reproduce it.
The Constitutional publishes an article respect-
ing the appearance Of the offensive manifests; but
says, although France may be grieved by il, che
will not hold the Pope responsible.
The friends Of free trade in Paris have petit
toned the Emperor for leave to re-establish the |
association for obtaining reform Of the Custom |
tariff They had, also adopted measures for |
establishing Journal to defend their prin- |
ciplcs E@.t
The Bombay mail Of the 18th Of December had |
reached England.
The expected troops from India to China are |
not expected to sail before March.
A telegram from Bombay of the 18th of De
cember confirms the capture Of 1900 rebels in
Dude.
The names Of the leaders who were taken
prisoners are Narno, Kahu Kahn, Bachadoor and |
Kahu Bene, Mad Hoo and his two sons.
Richmond, Va, Jan. 90.
A bill appropriating $5O0,O0 dollars, for the |
State armory, passed the Legislature, on Satur-
day. s, hsa
New York, Jan. %.
[Herald's Washington Correspondent
BY special orders, from the head quarters Of |
the army at St Louis, detachment Of 60 reci uts
has been ordered to leave jefferson Barracks for |
Texas ta
The detachment of mounted rides &C f. Al,pur. |
lucqne, has been ordered to IT. Staunton
A detachment Of Sd infantry, at the same post, !
will proceed to IT Nanny 9Ffssaa
By special orders from the head qnartefs Of |
the army at Santa Fs, New Mexico, in corlse |
qucnce of the great scarcity Of corn and the high
price Of forage Of every kind, rations Of horses |
and mules has been reduced temporarily to 10 |
pounds per day for horses, and 3 for mules, and
for the same reason company K Of mounted rifles
have been ordered from # Union to IT Blisa. If |
The President has ordered Of the National Ar |
mory, at Springfield, Mass, 15,O 600 muskcts for |
Southern use, to be stationed at Charleston, 8. |
G., Augusta, Ga. and Baton Rouge, La, and r.
600 rides from the Watertown and WAterville
nrscnals, for Southern use
A dinner was given to Mr. Seward at the Ma
tional Hotel last eve, and was participated m By
Pennington, Corwin, Bingham,
and Anthony, and Senator Doolittle,
and Representatives Colfax, Conklin and eight
others. s
Wheeling, Va, Jan. %
A lady by the name Of Mrs Balger, jumped
of the Suspension Bridge yesterday p. m, and
was drowned; temporary insanity in consequence
Of the recent death Of sister and child, il the
cause assigned for the deed A '59
Chatham, G. W., Jan ~.
United States papers received here during the
past few DAYS contain exciting accounts of dis
turbanccs said to have taken place recently here
and in this vicinity between the whites and color
ed population. The only ground for these re-
ports il fight which took place among few
white and colored school boys leu days ago, il