The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-30
Further new. by the Canada.

J, New YoRK, March S.-Ins the House o.
Lords, Lord Woodhouse said Il was true that
Russia had sent a dispatch to the French gov
ernnent approving Of the French occupation ir
Syria, and intimating that Russia wanted, II ne
| cessary, support the sending Of an increased
| force.
A meeting Of Hungarian and Polish notabili
tiesis said to have been held at the Palais Royal
ITALH--The Sicilians intend celebrating va
| ribaldi's Saints day, by q general holiday, !.
RUssIA.-It is understood that the Emperor'
brother would shortly visit Warsaw. The gar
| rison Of Warsaw was being slightly increased
but the impression was that peace would be pre-
served "a ,be5asiiaa as 'ai i5s sls
| lHavre, 9th..-Ths Federal Council have Al
thorized the Swiss Minister at Paris to com
mence negotiations for the conclusion OF the
treaty of commerce between France and Eng
land.
The steamer Bohemian did not leave Liver
pool until the .sth.
The London Times, in reviewing JEFF Davis
Inaugural, says: .sWe never read public doe
ument SO difficult to analyze and interpret"
II was reported that Arch Bishop Cullen Is to
be created Cardinal.
The Austrian Gazette says that Francis II.
has determined to stay in Rome as long az the
Pope remains there. The Spanish Ministry has
the Pope, and repudiated the idea OF transfer
ring the Papacy to Jerusalem.
TURKEY The Porte had sent an answer to
the last Russian note, in which IL denies all right
of foreign interference in International affairs.
The Turkish feet with six months provisions
on board, was about to cruise of the coast Of
Doluvatia. ~. ss"eiA sffl1sf esits
Loudon, Barring, Bro, Co., report bread.
stpffs dull and heavy; white wheat 6S@66s; red
53@62; -four 29@83s.
Havre Market for the week including the 9Th.
-Breadstuffs firm American wheat active
closing weaker. Corn firm and shade lower
mixed SIS; yellow 38s038s Sd !; white 3S@S9s.
Liverpool Provision Market quiet; pork dull
and no American in the market. 81 iaa# T
The Herald,s washington Dispatches
Sumter, Pickens, sc.
New YoRK, March 25-The Heralds des-
patch says: Dr. Lieb, of Illinois, has been,
nominated Marshal Of Decotah; 7. Bigelow
Lawrence, of Boston, is to be Consul-General
to Florence.
The Times correspondent says the nomination
of Dreyer of Oregon, as Commissioners to the
Sandwich Islands, viii be rejected.
Chauucey l.. Clapp, i: is understood, will be
Secretary of Legation to Austria.
John Hutchinson, of Mnn., was nominated
Secretary and S. P. Wilson, Of Penna., Chief
Justice of Dacotah.
w. Hoxie, Of Minnesota, Surveyor General
of Nevada.
Mr.. Hill, Of Michigan, surveyor.General Of
Dscotah. -
J Aaron Goodrich, of Minnesota, Secretary Of
Legation to Belgium.
have just received a dispatch from gentle
man in Charleston who visited Ft Sumter this
morning. He states that he found Major An
derson taking an inventory OF everything, pre-
po. atory to evacuating the Fort He is, it seems,
allowed to exercise his own judgment as to the
method of leaving.
The Hernld's Washington correspondent says:
Surgeon John L. Fox, U. s. n, reached here TO-
by the Administration on Monday last. He Wis
tied MAJOR Anderson on Thursday, in company
with Capt. Hartstien, of South Carolina. Fox
will make his report tomorrow.
New YoRK, March 24.-The Harald's Wash
ington despatch says the President issued orders
Yesterday to put his command in readiness to
evacuate Fort Sumter; Major Anderson to sa.
lutte his fl ,g and embark on the war steamer dis
patched for that purpose. Noopposition will be
made by the Charlestonians.
The Cabinet was said to be considering on
Saturday dispatches received from Lieut.. Stem
mer, who states that unless he shall be supplied
with provisions soon he will have to abandon
Fort Pickens.
Gen. Bragg, in command of the Confederate
force, near Fort Pickens, notified Lieut.. Slem
mer that supplies cannot be landed at that
Fort without permit from JEFF Davis.
The Brooklyn, St. Louis, Sabine and Wyan
dotte are off Fol- Pickens.
The Administration have despatched a mes
senger to confer with Mr.. Summers in regard tc
his acceptance of the Supreme Court Judgship
Winter Davis nomination as Minister to Rus
s;a will be sent to the Senate on Monday.