The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-06
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HAlrsAx, Sept s.-The Asia fssn nsarpeais
asd vi.. 6usenssewn, cath, arriyed here shis
mornine. Her dates ore two days latst. 70
Ntical news unimportank 8 q
Sa,ihaldis poction ~ without change. -
The Ministerial address 70 Victor Emanuel,
Recommending STATE Of siege in Sicily, densun-
a. Garibaldi q rebel.
L was reported that Gen. Adm 70 to be ap-
polntsd Military Chief In Sicily.
It vas stated that the rscs1t movement OF the
fu,esrors had been mere dodge Of the British
steamer Ajax, in order 70 obtain coal.
D American securities we're advancing. NYC
ehares quoted on Friday as 7l@7s; I Q 4st disct.
Rrie 81. q s IS, 6e@s. ConsoIs closed on Fri.
day At sS@@9s{ Latest via Queenstown has
not yet come 70 hand.
Hats,t Commercial BY the Asia.
Liverpool, Aug. ss-P. H.-Brssdstuds quiet.
London, August ss-Consols closed st 81
A Revenue Cutter::was placed along side the
Tuscarora to prevent further violation Of the
neutrality Isws, and at the same time the matter
vss reported to the Admiralty. The Belfast
people ask what would have been done IT the
Federal Captain had refused 70 leave!
The Times editorially argues that, although,
rent improvement in financial matters, BY the
diminished premium on gold, &c., the day must
come when the people of the United States viii
really understand the position Of their own
finances. and when that time arrives, it doubts
not that the principles which have 60 often
been verified in the bankruptcy Of European
monarchiee, will assert themselves With equal
vigor to punish the obliquies Of the American
Republic-and in another article, the Times Do.
picts the latest American advices % Of the most
gloomy character Il says that on oil sides the
political horizon grows blacker and blacker,
and more terrible, nor can any chance Of peace
be discovered, except in the exhaustion OF i'm
patience Of belligerept II the Fsderals we're
not blind with fury, they would now see what
I'll Europe has seen from the beginning But
the truth, it seems, hes yet to dawn upon the
people-at any rate on the Government Of the
federalA . fstl '%HsA f@s w.
The London Morning Herald speculstes on
the effect Of drafting, and thinks It win try the
temper Of the northern people moro than it has
been tried yet, and shake to its very foundation
the tottering ediace Of the Union. Il says the
New Yorker's have lees reason than other Amer.
leans to struggle against transcription. Il il
their last hope in the absence now Of any nobler
or worthier object Il 10 for the supremacy Of
SVAAAAAOSSAuS
var is being prosecuted, which will convert
America into q desert
Harvest operations we're progressing more f..
$oaably under the improved state Of the wea-
ther.
"a 'iFRAxcr.-The French Minister Of War had
ffsiGhted several steamers for the Mexican ex-
petition. -
The Italian crisis excited much interest in
PATS. and the indications of Napoleon, politi-
0Illy, were eagerly awaited. -,
D SHE Constitutional, after declaring that the
French Dag will not recede before any menace,
says, stop the fools who would not stop before
the Dag which has given them freedom TO Italy
might Be spowerful necessity imposed by honor
but Il would not be . solution Of the military
question; It would not settle the political ques
oaTEe Paris correspondent of the London Timel
Believes. noswithstanding the Constitutionslt
denial Of the statement, that n. Sanelette hai
+ given to the Pope some assurance Of thesuppor,
0f9Trance, al reported
- GKiAf BkIfAIN.-The Dublin correspondent
Of the London Tmes writes on the lst Of August
~ followa:a1he. federal gunhoat Tuscarora il
sppeafsshae BEN lodging the Ajax for the pur
pose of getting coal on board in defiance of the
orders issuediby the Admiralty. The Tuscaro-
- has coaiedywithin three months 1t Q British
i post, aud did not proceed - she was bound to
do, on voyage to the United Statea She put
into Kingston with view Of getting coslsd: un.
able 70 accomplish this, abe weighed anchor
and steamed with all speed towards Belfort
Leugh, where she according to . previous ar
sapgsment received supply Of coal amounting
- 100 tons, lowering anchor outside Of the jn-
risdiction of the Aarbor commissioner The col.
loctQr OF cuetoms st once tDok the matter up
AnA \ h. Eli
tfALY.-The official Turin Gasstte, on the
2lst of august, publishsd,s decree proclaiming
state Of siege iarItaly, md sent the following
proclsuations4s -, . ii ~
Observation-Disclosures the words of the
King, the vote # PAfli4msS{nts and the forbear-
ance Of the ovetnment, giving time to delu-
dsd people TO- return % theird9ty, armed bands
u Gsri6sfdi continls ID occupy IN importan,
towh. fhe rebellion ID thu5 opened and tn
Governmsat has received to put an end 70 thil
StitS Of things SD compromising 10 the dsst,-
ini6s-of Italy Every armed bA1d::of tumultuoui
meeting will be Dissolved by force. The liber
~ Of the, press b suspshdsds The commission
sss Of the divisions a. troops - Palermo, Ass
GineaAd SWsoSse, viii aasuns hokhcivil ant
nMsaryg eower.ss' : ~ 81 4aa9loorsa q ~
q -lt,wss sscertainedthat eronsidssabls number
s0EiSt4cete a. 4n9 1AOyeE MI 10o0t0eClatO0 tneJ
! would reeieDsratbsr then fight spisss GsRibsldi
A Paris correspondent says that Gen. Ouiscia
With SQ,0oD pepdid mot. psevanG Gaaibaldi fron
;teschieg the see port town Of l0albobias Infer
.Nacea Fejheels dawn thakths italian Govern
rmant does not thsoN any SERIOUS impsdimsnt IL
4heway Of Garibaldl, - syfa Z Z 5a
c.,T The Official Turin Gazette. Of the 22d August
publishes the following report ADDRESSED BY sbt
Minister to-the KING :------------,
'.tssssssaai bsy fiisl de ssssSdltdsof isbsi,tor
in your Msjss.ys name and that Of Italy, which
1ohis 10 Veif His, intsntfahs md that .
aothsr European dehsgoguee.. The sSSiss Of Rom,
u Deatb, are senseles iplplM 70 your Glogioq
'illiss and fstatd tie only posihIity far The &C.
Com lishmeHt of ON, unanimous Hxi5hel 20.
90 AsGlrrfbliM remains deaf 70 loptt voics az
,Shhoysd 6y &6s thought If lighting Up civil "A
ae6sfgetic 1etfVR has shSeom4 necessary. III,
rehslliohi6s oGSrribafdt tmpteAses on ~ The ne
TUeeaN q tsestnk ths county. occupied BY ri
,volnntsefs g ip enemy VT, therefore ,Sdvii.
ycnf 1ijAty rs proctam 1 5tsts q, .ases. !, II,
minority d ssespt tAa sssponselIty y ty ~ meas
ss4u-The x.dria isuyas 'hasni Ssaly' d.
nounce the terms in Which NAboleoh & aIddresse,
Gen. conehG when NJ ia RIA ~ ant;.l