The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-16
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shin Hjbernian from Liverpool Dec. 81 via
Londonderry Jan. |, has arrived. her
dates arc FIVE days later.
The steamship Brennan arrived ~ South-
aRlo.on Jan. !, from New YORK.
The 1T Of January was y holiday ami
tho cotton. corn and othe: markets were
closed. Gotten closed the 3ist very
buoyant and ade9id dcarer, with safes OF
N, 900 bales.
Breaas,utIs on Tuesday had an upward
tendency. Wheat % higher tiour firm
or. Corn still advancing. Provisions pni-
II and tending downward.
Observation-Disclosures had been made
against the Federal occupation Of Schles-
ing.
The Danish troops had evacuated q point
near Erederici<saldi, and were also quit
ting Kendsburg.
London fluids duh and fractionally low
or, owing TO the unsatisfactory position 81
the Danish question.
"A telegram says the Federal steame.
Wyoming had gone to Christmas Island III
pursuit 81 the Alabama, whose capture OF
two American SHIPS in she straits OF Fon-
da, was reported by the lnaian mail.
The London Iir.es says the SchleswiS-
Holstein question has assumed position
In which the only hope Of peace lies in the
moderation OF the great German powers,
and their checking Of the HOlsten agltators.
The Daily Ncavs shows Germany that il
she encourages war, she does SO at q great
er risk than any other country in Europe.
The Post warns the Gernan Powers 81
the responsibility they are mourning n
saws, DENMARK can retreat no farther, and
II German troops attempt TO cross the Iii
der, il viii be Al act OF war, and the Dan
sh Government must resist. The British
Cabinet has warned the Diet against any
departure from tho treaty OF 1857
The DoGbidGt denoGnces the attitude 81
England and Russia. and says, Denmark
appears to have no choice but war. Repor
says England urges Denmark to sacrifice
Schleswig, and receive compensation ~
Holsten.'
The Paris Pays denies that MaSml-
ian hesitate4 ahott, accepting the Mexican
crown.
The Russians have imposed on the King
dom d Poland fresh contribution Of six
million r0ubies, Of which amount - 500, o0G
will be imposed on Warsaw.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ..->aies of cotton Tor
the week AZ, 600 bales, including 5000 T.
spectators and 800 To exporters. Mark :
CT tirner and prices lGl-d higher on the
weet middiing Orleans .Ss, do Mobile
81, do upiands r.
Bullion III the Bank has increased GAG,
coo.
I.osDoN hAEEErs.-W Wheat Gda Is high
er American securities inactive.
The Emperor Napoleon received the Di-
plon:.tic Corps on the lst of january
The Papal Nuncio presented their good
wishes. The Emperor thanked the Cor Ds
for their good wishes and said they were !.
happy omen of the New Year. lie con-
Guided by saying: The difficulties brought
about by certain events IA different parts 81
Europe will, ! ann certain, be removed Ivy
the concliatory spirit by which the sover-
eigns are animated, and we shall be able
to maintain peace.
Tho Paris Temps says: The Emperor adj
dressed himself to Mr.. Dayton, expressing
the hope that the year 1864 would.be one o.
peace and reconciliation in America.
The eswig-Holstein question WAS
unchanged. II was reported that England
had taken decided stand against the fed
eral occupation Of Schleswig, and il il was
carried out would assist Denmark.
The paues evacuated Kendersbur@ on
the .flst, and SEQ Saxon troops immediately
entered and We're Enthusiastically received.
The king Of Italy, III his New Years Ad-
dress said: 1864 might bring about events
giving the desired opportunity to italy. =
The Polish insurgents We're active.
GREAT RRITAIN.-The funeral Of the
great author, Thackery took place at r en-
sal Green cemetery, on Dec. 30. 1t was
attended by all the leading authors. The
scene was very affecting.
EEANCE.-Ihe Ga1ctte G6 Trance asserts
that General Forey will shortly proceed on
a mission to the Archduke Macmillan, IN
relation to Mexico.
JAPAN. Advices from Japan say the
parties Of the Tycoon and Prince Satzuma
have agreed upon the expulsion Of foreign
ers from that country. The yielding OF the
tycoon was attributed to the pressure Of
Prince Satzuma.
La France publishes the recen; cores
pondence between jeff. Davis and the
Pope. The latter addresses Davis as illus
trious President" and expresses much
friendliness.
The 7f,scs protests against Federal en-
listments in England, as in the case OF the
kearsage at Cork. The English revenue
returns show decrease Of over half mil
lion sterling.
The Paris Pays gives the rumor that
Lord Cowley, the English Ambassador to
France, will be superseded. The French
semi-oflcial papers are decidedly anti
English in tone.
The Mexican correspondent Of the Times
shows that the French army were under
the ban OF the Archbishop and clergy.