The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-12
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rArHrH PoIsr, Oct. 6-The steamer Norweg
ian from Liverpool 26th, via Londonderry Eth
of September has arrived of Father Point.
The Paris Patrie denies, but the Eagish Jour.
nal reassert tina. France and Spain intend inter.
yention in the affair OF Mexico. The London
Times says Intervention is with the fuli concur.
renee of tho American Government
1t was asserted that in consequence OF recent
events in japan, the English vessels OF war on
the China station have been ordered to Jeddo.l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tending downward
with little inquiry. On Friday provisions dull.
Consois for money 80 q 93a.
GREAr BRIrAIS--Sir Edward Bulwer Lyton
ii, speaking at dinner at Hcrefordsiire, review
ed tie general aspect of Foreign and Domestic
relations. Italy he said had become agreat ma
ton lie took Mr. Roebuck's view OF Austria,
and compiimented Earl Russell! in his conduct Of
the Foreign Department. sS99 ST.
Sir Edward said he had long foreseen the rup.
ture in America, and thought it would tend to
happy results bot.. for the safety of Europe and
other reasons The breaking up Of the American
Republic was not failure. of Democracy Any
other form Of government would have equally
failed in keeping together sections Of commu
nity SO geographically vast and with interests sc
| antagonistic to each other.
The issue of notices for tbs adoption Of short
| time in the Lancashire luills was daily becoming
mo e general, and under these circumstances,
sp,nners and manufacturers were showing in.
creased confidence to abstain from pressing their
| goods on the market, till prices shall have at.
tanned point ia some degree commensurate
| with the rise in the value Of the raw material
| The Times in its city article attributes the
continued decline in funds to the feeling Of dis
quiet as to the prospects Of the operative classes
| in Manchester during the coming winter and the
| influence which partial suspension of the cot
| ton trade may have upon the revenue.
London--The funds continued to droop under
considerable realizations Consols declined I'd
| On the 25th the discount market showed increas
ing ease, the general rate was 8 per cent. blu,
choice bills were done at q Mexican securi
| ties continued buoyant and advancing, owing to
contemplated intervention.
The following is summary of the news sent
out by the City Of Washington, from Liverpool
| 25th
| GREAT BKITAIN-The Great Eastern was less
| damaged than was at first represented. She viii
repair at Milford and resume the service between
| Liverpool and New York. The Times thinks the
Emperor Of Russa's letter good and appropriate
and more acceptable to America than advice
| from any other power, but obviously the advice
| will not be taken by proud and obstinate PEG
| pie, and more blood must flow before the coun
sells Of st. Petersburg will be listened to.
Further correspondence from Russell is pub
lished. In one letter he says he has no doubt
whatever of the ultimate power of the portherr
and western states to subjugate seeded states
| if they put forth all their strength
The London Post publishes the terms Of 9
treaty between England, France and Spain fol
immediate Intervention in the affairs of Mexico
There is no intention of waging territorial war
bat the combined naval force of the three pow
els will occupy the principal ports in the Gull
and will sequestrate the customs and revenue al
such ports, retaining one half and paving the
rest to the Mexican Government If Mexico
sets the allied powers at defiance, an eifectual
blockade will be instantly established
| FR1NcE.-The Constitutional officially an
nounced that the Washington GoYernmaus aas
not authorized it's agents In Europe to make mil
itary engagements, and officers occupied accept
ing service under that Government will there
fore act on their own responsibility.
IrALY.-Actve negotiations are goiag on be
tween Paris and Turin relative to guarantee
for the spiritual independence of the Pope il
Rome should become the Capital Of Italy.
A diplomatic rupture between Italy and SPAR
is anticipated, if Spain should refuse 80 deliver
up the archives of the Neapolitan Consulate
Latest via Londonderry.
London, Sept. 27.-The Times announces tha
the illness of the Pope lie much more serious
than heretofore. Advices say that there is mucl
danger of his life.
London, Sept. 27-London Corn Market
Weather fine and attendance good at the corr
market, but trade slow for all articles at ncmi
nally Monday prices,
0sborns circular reports to days market -
English and Foreign wheat held firmly for ex
treme rates. Floating cargoes bring full price
for Ireland. Flour quiet. Indian corn rules a
steady rates. Barley in demand. Wheat dui
Id to I'd lower. Flour quiet, but steady. sugl
steady. Coffee buoyant. Tea tending upward
| Latest via Londonderry
Liverpool Sept. 2f.-Sales of cotton to day
Friday, estimated at 10000 bales, 10000 to ex
porters and spectators. Market buayaut a
yesterdays prices, which are as follows: fai
Orleans lot; midding do 10; fair Mobile l01
n,iddling do %; fair uplands 10s; middlings d
q; stock in port estimated at SO, 100 ba,ss, 9
which 4 400 are Ameriosl.
Adyices from Manchester are favorable 30 tn
prices which still tend upwards
Brcads.ufts prices have downward tcndenc
with little inquiry.