The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02
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was acpstsa so tender the Post Once Blal
nhnns 70 AE forney, 10 case ne would chan
3le coerse. the profits OF this JOB for
y Socnanans Term wese estimated at $4,000
1 xosney, nOvesefs 0eciined tnc proposatlo
/ Washington, Nay "a.
i Our Minister at China has thought Il
| conduct Of the Captains Of the ships Messenre
| Kitty Simpson, Gov. Norton and Pioneer q %
nected with che Coolie traffic. thus affecting d,
| relations with that Empirc. Of sufficient impo
tauce "a MAKE Il ~. snhiact ~ ! sr.c.l a;srstc
| to our Government The attention of the Go,
General has been directed to the undisputcd e.,
! that the Chinese we're taken N hoard their ~
sells, lying at Whampoa, by force offraud again,
| positive rule at port Canton. that thev shout
be shipped only at their pleasure. Minister War
ays that no American house will have any COZ
nection with the traffic, but, unfortunately. read
agents are found among the English and othe
merchants Of Hong Kong. American vessels ar
chartered Dy the subjects OF the other govern
ments, ana 80 0d'ous has become the traffic, b
recent transactions, that other governments hav
either forbidden their vessels to be engaged in il
OF 50 restrained and regulated It as to throw
almost entirely into the hands Of the Americans
Ar. Ward Expresses the earnest hope tina
congress Will pass law 70 punish such offenders
wmch oOsfruct the faithful executive treaty stip
Mauons. ne sars the horrors Of the Cooli'
uamc, - conducted at Mhampoa, cannot b
properly described, within the limits Of dis
patch. The kidnapping grievance has become -
ihtoieraDte that the government has been aroused
20 action ~ canton. Rewards have been offered
ior the heads Of foreigners,
Ine nhl which IT. Elliot has introduced intt
.ns nouse. !or remedy Of the evil, 80 far a
american snipmasters are concerned, IN an nc
co1uanee WIN tne views o. the State depart
'ien' IT..
Au'usnslc aiSpatcnes Just received from Mex
co, connfm the accounts brought by the Poca
hon!as.
Inc Liberal Government still manifests the ut
most anxiety Tor the ratification of the treaty
= s'.n IN. 'ne on''ed STATES, with the proposed bene
hciai amendments Inc hepe will probably soon
~ Brssneo Dy our senate. The dispatch prom
.sc sucn succession OF Liberal victories as will
terminate the struggle.
Halifax, NAV 2s.
The X. n Steamship Arabia, from Liverpool
on the 18th, via Queenstown Goth inst, has ar.
rived at this port
The Il. y. Steamship Africa, from New York.
arrived at Liverpool on the goth.
Intelligence relative to Garibaldi's expedition
is still meagre and conflicting, but the reports
concur in stating that he was making
good progress. Some say that he had captured
the most important points in Sicily, except Mes
sina and Palermo.
After landing at Marcella the Neapoltan war
vessels bombardcd that town without warning.
and the British vessels interposed for the bro.
lection Of the English residents
The important amendment was made, via. :
Madrid, that the King of Naples had applied for
foreign intervention.
Among other questionable rumors was that
q treaty offensive and defensive had been con-
cluded between Naples, Rome, Austria and all
the deposed Italian soyereigns.
The latest accounts from Naples represent the
Utmost CONSERVATION. Troops we're despirited.
Tumultuous manifestations we're taking place
The Royal family were packing up all their lew.
elry and valuablcs, and strong indications that a
great insnrrection il looked for.
At the latest dates Galiheldi's forces were
moving on Palermo.
GEEAr BnlTAIN-Thc British Government had
issued proclamation against the enlistment Of
troops for the Pope in Ireland, but does not in
terfere in the subscription for the Sicilian in
surgents the law officers Of the Crown not 70.
sarding it as illegal. The Enelish funds were
very heavy under continental policies. but there
" as more stcadiness Ut the close.
London Saturday
The CHAMp1oSsnlr.-Belrs Life on this a m.
announces that meeting took place between
Savers and Heenan at that Office. Yesterday. to
discuss measures for terminating The dispute be
tween them as to the possession Of the Champi-
on's belt. 1t was ultimately agreed that two
new belts, exact counterparts of the one so much
coveted, should be made, the money for the pur.
chase to be raised by public subscription; each
Of the Candidates was to head the list for that
to be held BY his opponent. The old belt will
remain in possession of the proprietor Of Belis
Life, to b; fought for by whoever NAV aspire 10
the honor of wearing it. Savers has engaged to
retire from the prize ring.
FRANCE. The Paris Bourse had been greatly
and closed frmer, Rentes 6Sf soc
The French Minister Ut Naples had asked for
four ships of war and, the vessels had been sent.
The French feet was about to slil for the leyand.
There were vaygue and unauthentic rumors Of a
new French Loan for military purposes.
IrALY-Theoaoye Parker died at Florence on
the 10th.
II was reported that Lamorieiere had made a
formal movement with the Papal troops, and
{, 200 Piedmontese troops had embarked from
demo to check him.
II was positively ascertained that the French
army OF Rome had received orders to eyacuate
that city.
II y said that the Sardinian Government had
ordered the garrison Of Central Italy TO march
rapidly towards the pontitcial frontiets.
letter IRON Garlbaldl explains that the
steamers used by him were taken possession Of
[orclbiy and not chartered:
Garribaldi had issned proclamations to the
Romans and Neapolitans, calling them to revolt.
Palermo dispatches Of the 18th say that in
hse Chn,ches, at the termination of Mass, shouts
q Italy Forever Liberty Forever &C.,
were raised. 1.-THE evening the populace, to the
number OF 10000, assembled. The police were
unable 70 d'spcrse them and the troops were
caiied out ana hred on the people, killing four
ana wannaias ten. several persons were ar
resaeo.
Ihere was some excitement in Florence owing
% the appearance Of placards in favor OF the ex
al Duke,
orAlS.-uen. Concna had peen elected fres,
- o. thc npausn senate, ana decorated with
''ie m orueI o. the goiuen neece.