The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-25
FOFefxn Memo.

Australian, which left Liverpool on tn
morning Of the 1lth, Queenstown the 18th
arrived here at $50 this p. m.
The Etna reached Queenstown abou
noon Of the 10th.
The news by the Etna of the fall Of Viii
mington was not unexpected, and the Of
feet therefore was not 60 great % it other
improved, but the Confederate loan wa
only shade easier, having declined in an
At Liverpool and Manchester there W
increased datnsss In the cotton trade.
The Army d N0vy Gasette Gays the new
BY tho Gtna 10 Of character generally {,
tax the faith OF those who believed that th,
Coniedsrates would maintain their caus
In the Geld. Lees communication ar,
threatened on al sides. Grant, - IL pre-
pairing for rllsh, has contracted al hi
lines and is awaiting only Thomas troop
from tho West.
In the House Of Commons Lord Rober
Oeicel inquired il demands had been mad,
by America for compensation for the do
ings Of the Alabama and other cruisers.
Mr.. Layard said no demand Of the kline
Mr.. Bright asked whether the Govern
ment had not received and presented nu
merous claims from Englishmen.
Mr.. Layard responded in the affirma.
tive.
Lord Palmerston, in reply to enquiries
said the Government had no intention e
repeal the Aberdeen act relative to Brazil
Effects were still progressing through
Portugal to re-establish friendly relations
with Brazil.
Duke De Morny died on the 10th.
4 In the French Senate. during the debate
on the address, the Marshal Be Boissy
among other offensive remarks, strongly
expressed the wish that the Federais and
Confederacy might fight to the complete
ruin of both rather than that the French
army in Mexico should be made prisoners
by the conclusion of peace. "Loud disap.
probation"
The Bank Of France gained % millions
Of cash during the week.
Bourse dull.
At an audience between the Pope and
the French minister, the Pope ignored the
convention of September, and declined the
invitation to form IN army.
LONDON MARKET.-COnsols closed at S8l
ASA tor money and SSsaS0 for account; full
discount demanded at the bank; current
rate was IL per cent. There were rumors
OF gold Withdrawals for export to New
York. The weekly return Of the Il INK OF
England shows decrease in the bullion OF
&427 100.
American Securities Barring Bros. cir
cular says: $50 bonds are in some de-
mand at 5la54s; Erie's have also advanced
to 35ts55a, aud G to 53ta54l. In other
stocks nothing doing.
LIVERPOOL, March ll.-Cotton very ir-
regular and more disposition manifested
by the trade and spectators to buy ut . de-
cline. The week cl0sed heavily on Thurs.
day, at prices considerably below former
quotations. American Is in limited de.
mand, and has fallen fully I'd. The sales
OF the week amounted to 70, $50 bales, In
Guiding 4,790 on speculation, aud 3, $50 on
export. Middling Orleans 10 quoted 1t l6Ad
led, fair uplands It'd. The sales
yesterday, Friday, was about 1000 bales
market closing quietly and rather easier,
but firm for American.
breadstutfa quiet aud unchanged. Sugar
steady. Coffee without change. Tea rath-
er lower. Crude Petroleum IS pence, re.
fined Ia lid. Sperm oil unchanged at SOa8l.