The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-18

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Aace iass n,s1S ~ : summary q hsf nev
w. oossmeu' one nss Two batteries OF arttliss
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Inc .ses1es AnGSo SAXON IRON toetlAnd, a
Y. w. =. sr0m new xork, arrived ous Q
ING ~ -
Conuoence N peace gained streng0 daily.
COnsols 1eo advanced % the quotation cuffon
before the Trent ahair.
ihefe was Strong conviction that The kure
pas dates, at the departure OF the Arabis
would brlng solution Of the Mason and SIl
deii AFFAIR.
. A susplciouA, steamer wAs efuiang 10 th
English channeh believed 70 Be the ptivatee
Sumpter. More likely the U. g. guaboat Taoca
rora
TIE ship Shepard had left Liverpool for New
| orleans.
the sales Of cotton for four days we're 20 ,OO(
bales A considerable advance took place du
ring the week, and the official quotations foI
middllng Orleans we're l2t@l92d, while private
authorities quote sales as I'D during the week
On Friday $4,000 bales were cold, the msrke,
closing at further advance Of ID per pound
Brcadstuds on Friday we're dun and Ill kindi
signify lower. closing with declining tendency
PROVISIONS quiet, but steady.
Consols closed Friday at 93&0o2& for money.
From the character OF the rise In Console, on
the sd, 1t is inferred that the Hsvre may have
taken out advces to the Government from Lord
Lyons, from some information having been Civ
en- by the Cabinet at Washington, that Mason
ana SildelI would be given up.
Inc London Herald says speculations appear
to be guided by private information from Amer.
ice in Diplomatic circles.
The same Journal, in an editorial, says it be.
moves ENGLAND In SAor
whether the time has not arrived for recognising
the Sontsern Confederacy.
The London Daily News remafks: A. yet
tue washington Government has not spoken,
but IL the theory Of some of its contemporaries
re correct. that Government really resides in
the New York press. The question Of peace was
really decided when the Havre left
The same paper says the arbitration principle
has been ridden to death BY injudicious friends,
and condemns the policy of dividing English
opinion at the present time.
The London Times expresses some surprise
at the strange delusion entertained by the
American people in regard 10 their own omnip-
offence and invulnerability.
The coupons for the January dividends on the
Virginia bonds, have been returned BY Barring
Bros, with the answer no advices to pay. The
same answer Is anticipated relative to the debts
Of the other Southern States.
The London Morning Post regrets that the
Washington Cabinet has evinced no alacrity tn
avail themselves of the respite granted by Eng
land, and draws uufayorsbie deductions there.
FROM
The Daily News, per contra, fnds in the DELAY
encouraging signs of moderation, and q general
disposition on the part of the w ashington Gov.
eminent to act with reason and Justice.
The Paris Temps is assured that the q. 8. At
torne y. apnral Ill u;vo an onin;op that M..or
and Slideil should be delivered up.
The Cologne Gazette SAYS the Prussisn note
| rom the point OF view OF pubic right, but uf'
ssn"! -. ioa,ens peace ~ says saou.a Amerlc ~,
'eess VIC ueo'a.us VI hne's1a, Tue EoWers wiz
senu eo"ec'''e "o'e !" washington urging
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Specials 10 the New York Papers.
Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.-The bank presidents
this morning abandoned the question of finance
to joint Committee of the Boards of Trade of
Boston aud Philsdelphia, who spent two hours
this morning with the Committee of WAYS and
Means of the House. The formation of q prac.
teal scheme advances rapidly and NAV nov be
considered settled.
The President to-day nominated Charles +.
Mesgher aud James Shields, to be Brigadier
| Generals.
The Judiciary Committee of the House resell
| we'd unanimously to-day to report hill repeal.
| ing the law that exempts q man from criminal
prosecution for offences, in regard to which he
| Hhy nave USeu cAdLuiucu DeIOIS y CONGRESSIONAL
committee. 1t was under this law that Floyd q
| capped punishment
[Tribuuss Correspondence
The Senate will probably pass the House
bill for the abolition of the frsnking privilege
without delay. The House Judiciary Commit.
tee stands in the absence Of Mr.. Hickman. it's
Chairman, to OH the bill for the confiscation
Of the property of rebels and the emancipation
of their slaves The bill will not stand thus
long.
Neither the President nor Secretary Of War,
up to to-day, have received any intelligence
respecting the resignation Of Gen. Seigel.
Worlds Despatch.
TIE city is filled with rumors respecting the
probable retirement of at lcast two other men,
bers of the Cabinet Hon. G. b. Smith, Secre,
| tary of the Interior, and Hon. II. Blair, p. n,
General, are the gentlemen indicated by the Cos
| sip of the hotels.
| Nr. Smith, who enjoys, in high degree, the
confidence OF Mr.. Lincoln, will, it is said assume
one of the vacant seats in the Supreme Court
while Mr.. Blair will decline any other appoint
ment at the hands OF the President People who
| profess to know, say an unguarded letter to Gen
Fremont, in which Gen. Scott and other higl