The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-19

1--WE days Later fron Europe.
HALIFAX, Oct 1.-THE steamship Arabia
from Liverpool 9Th, via Queenstown 9Th inst,
has arrived ct this port. 4x
The advices by the Arabia are two days later
than those BY the North American.
Liverpool Breadstuffs frm. Provisions quiet.
Consols 90 to 92f.
An insurrectionsry movement had taken place
in Yeladix, in Russian Poland, and the Mayor OF
that place was killed. ~
Mr.. Lindsay, n. r., in a speech at Sunderland
gave his opinion that the English Government
ought to urge the raising Of the American block
AIDE, and thas both Rngland and France should
now consider the expediency of recognising the
Southern Confederacy.
Financial depression continued in Paris. and
there had been some agitation in that city owing
to the advanced price Of bread.
Liverpool, Oct. 4.-R. S. B Co.; W. n. \ Go.
report Flour frmer, sales 27s. Cd. to sos
Wheat steady, sales nnimportant, los. I'd. to
lis. Sd. red western; lis. 10d TO IFS red south
ern; las. to l2a Sd. white western; lis. to lis
3d. white southern.
Corn, upward tendency, sales at Sis. ID. for
mixed and sos. to s7s. for white.
London, Oct 4.-Breadstuhs hrm. Wheat
S5s@S6s Flour 27s0sOs. Sugar buoyant.--
Coffee firm. Rice qniet Tallow firm at 5Os0
Sos Cd.
American Stocks-N. Y. G. shares 66067;
Erie 23}; l. G. S74 discount.
LATEsr.-Liverpool, Oct. 6.-Breadstuffs irm-
er. Provisions quiet and steady.
London, Oct -Consols 92t@9S for money.
ILL., q. shares S94 dis: Erie 22402S@.
. GREAT BRIrAIN-The Earl OF Egliton died on
the 4th, from an attack Of appoplexy.
Mr.. Lindsay, n. P, from Sunderland, while
addressing his constituents. touched upon the
American question. He said as it would be some
tirae before cotton could be got elewhere, he
considered it the duty Of the English Govern.
ment to endeavor to induce the Federal Govern
ment, for the cause of humanity, to remove the
blockade Considering the bold stand made BY
the Confederates, aud the strength Of the South,
he thought it almost time that the Governments
of England and France should consider the pro-
prlety of recognizing the independence OF SO nu-
merous body of people. [Cheers and some his.
ses 1t was evident that the North was not
sincerely anxious to abolish slavery, which would
never be removed by a servile war. The sepa-
ration of the North and the South was much
more likely to accomplish the object
There had been agitation in some Of the Paris
Faubourgs, owing to the high price Of bread
Sediti ,us placards were reported to be numer-
Gus. Some arrests we're made.
1t is stated that 900 workmen were out OF
employment at Lyons, but the authorities had
got up workshops for them.
Troops had embarked at Toulon for Roma to
replace others in that city.
The Bourse continued depressed and falling.
Rentes at the 4th closed at 6Sf 30c.
SFAlN-The expedition against Mexico will
leave Spain very shortly without prejudice to
the cooperation which she will aftsrward afford
to England and France. She intends acting
alone with Mexico AZ her interest and dignity
require.
The London Morning Post reterates its state
ments that England will act jointly with Spain
and that the operation will commence the first
few weeks of the healthy season Of the Gull
ports. y