The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-02
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Foreign News.

New YORK, April 2s.-The steamship
New York, from Southampton 10 has arr
rived. @ "a p
ENaLAND.-The Virginia, which was con-
structed on the Clyde for the confederates,
is reuorted in the British Channel near the
French coast, where she took in her arma-
menty warlike stores, &c, sailing westward
Immediately. She is described as being of
great-strength and very fast, and armed
with ten guns, fand two 6S-pound Whit
worth pivot guns.
Nothing, important occurred in Parlia-
ment.
Consolsi inactive at 92a@a4; for money,
92s@925. ~ -, s 80, ~ - ~
FRANCE.-The Moniteur says that Aus
tria is conforming with the views on the
Polish question with the Western POwers.
An understanding is established between
the three countries for acting in concert to-
wards Russia. ia -,s..f
The Put,ie, Steele and Temps are dissatis-
fled with Layers manifesto. rs5, -.
The Opinion Rationale says that France
will never allow herself to be misled re-
speeding the value of Russian amnesty.
Rentes declined 70f sc. ,.{,.,1,.,. =
STANDARDIZATION has demanded
that North Savoy be constituted free re-
garding customs. Negotiations for COM
Off.
acknowledgements has declared to
the authorities that he can no longer be
bound by his parole. He will be strictly
guarded.
PoLAND.-Russia has granted full and
entire amnesty to all Poles and Russians
who will lay down their arms and return
to allegiance by May 3Oth. The amnesty
was universally rejected and a protest
against it circulated. The insurgents were
victorious at Circhocineo, Keonire and
Plackie. The instruction was gaining
ground. The Russians were occupying the
position formerly held by Longewietz. ~
tionary Government, cali on the peo-
pie to rise, and declaring Lithuania and
Little Russia inseparable portions Of Po-
land. The Cars amnesty has much in
creased the instruction. Every individ-
ual in Cracow wishes to join, even without
arms. In Lithuania the insurgents are in
creasing.
CoMMRRcIAL.-Liverpo April 14.-Cot-
ton tirmer, with partial advance of Sd
Most qualities are unchanged. Specula-
tors and exporters took ii 900 bales. The
Manchester market is still advancing, but
quiet. -
Breads.uffs-Flour dull and Cd lower.
Wheat steady. Red Western 9s 2d@9s I'd;
White Western and Southern 10s@ lis
Corn firm. Mixed 2Ss Sd. Beef tending
downward. Pork easier. Bacon active at
irregular prices. Lard tending downward
at 36Si us. IalIOW quiet Dut STEADY. Su-
gar irm but quiet. Coffee steady.
NEW YORK, April 29.-The steamer Ed
inburg, from Liverpool 10th and Queens
town 10th, arrived at s O'Clock this eve
ming.
Additional correspondence between Earl
Russell and Minister Adams, relative to
blockade running, is published, dated a
year back and contain nothing of moment.
The rebel scrip was quoted, on the 10Th,
at St915 premium. 70
The head Constable of Liverpool, under
instructions from the Government, is EN-
ploying detectives to obtain information
relative to suspicious vessels, and to watch
the movements of leading rebels. So the
Times states.
Cracow dispatch of the 18th states that
several fresh bands of Polish insurgents
had been seen in the district of Sandwich.
In a late engagement near Juawalki the
Russians lost twenty killed and seven
wounded t't.''
Commercial via Queenstown
LIVERPOOL, April 16.-Cottoi sales to.
day 10000 bales, Including 5000 to specula.
tors and exporters, closing firm and ul-
changed. Breadstuffs quiet and steady
Provisions rule heavy. Produce market
steady. t
LONDON, April l6.-Consols closed al
92f@93 for money. latest sales of Erie
46@41; Ill. Central. 44!@ 43! discount.
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