The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

v,w YoRx. July 1.-The City Of Baltimor
...;red from Liverpool 18th via Queenstow
10th. .,. ..s p:.,
IA from different points of view, some cor
IVA that it was certainly victory for the Fec
'a.ls others look upon it AZ a drawn battle
e, "a some give the palm to the Confederatea
'u rio Times thinks it is very hard for Confed
10 General to win . victory in Northern pa
e.' and insinuates that the first days figh
Pc success neutralized by the second day
- hattie. These battles tell no more tina,
I, with are strong enough to shed each other
. ND and weak enough to do it.
0iS ~. Daily News treats the affair as decide,
-;o,m1jor the Federals. Itiegards it is q goo
;s.tr7lon of the soundness Of the British pol
~: .n' in refraining from mediation.
]" The Star and Telegraph also claim victor.
for the Federals.
" The Morning Post argues that the Federal
.,.-e xorsted, and says no one can read Nc
slsll.u's dispatch without being convinced tina
:, telIs story of surprise and defeat.
The Herald thinks that AcClellan's plan!
.s,e disturbed, and perhaps spoiled by the vigi
lance Of the enemy.
'', Ths Times second article thinks such battles
..nno, fail to have q stroug effect on the North
s,n mind. ard shows the difficulty Of the tasl
.ndertsken. Every month shows the impossi
s;I,, more clearly of restoring the Union BY
fo,ce. and hopes if hot weather suspends hostil
;,;e. the voice of reason win be heard.
The Daily News defends Gen. Buffers proc
,.mstion from some of its most violent asper
siops. but regards it as requiring his remova
from the military command.
The Army and Navy Gazette affirms that Ly.
ons visit to England was merely on private
business
the 18th.
In the House of Lords the Duke of Newcastle
e,p!sined the rejection Of the Militia Bill by
the Canadian Parliament, and that another bill
be introduced, as all classes in Canada undoubt'
edly favored an effective measure.
Mr.. Hopwood gave notice that he would on
The LIST of July move q resolution that it was
tbe duty of the British Government to use every
S,ertiou consistent with the maintenance oil
neace to bring the warfare in America to az
end.
It's reported that Persigny failed in his mis-.
sion to London relative to American affairs.
Five thousand French troops are under
marching orders for Mexico.
The Chamber of Deputies have unanimously
1oted additional credits for Mexico.
Bourse dull at 6Sf S5c.
Liverpool, June lS.-Breadstuff circular re.
ports trade generally firm, weather more favor.
able, but still unsettled.
Flour quite steady at 24@29s per Dbl; wheat
steady, red winter I'd per quinsal dearer-red
western 9s 4d@l0s Sd. Corn weaker, mixed of.
fered at 27s@S0s per $50 lbs. White, scarce and
steady at S2@3Ss.
Provisions-Beef and pork very dull; bacon
continues almost nominal, and where sales are
made prices lower. Lard neglected Sugar
inactive. Coffee, no sales. Rice frmer.
London Aarkets-Wheat l@2s per quarter
desrer than since the previous morning. COT.
fee firm; sugar quiet and dropping.
Very Latest.
Liverpool, June l9-Breadstuffs firm ard un.
changed; provisions very dull.
London, June l9-Cousols for money 9l5@
70; III shares 444@4St discount; Erie shares
$685.