The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-02-04
Foreign News.

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The Bank of Prussia has reduced its rate
ofi0terest to 5pcr cent for commercial
: bills, aud advanced on merchandise TO 5.
pee ceut. upon securities.
The Russo, Of Vienna, Gays the Following
ID the purp0rt Of the noted exchange bs-
tween Austria and Prussia ,es-
! Austria repuCsates participation in the
proposed fOrcible measure against the
Middle States, represented by Bismark, as
revolutionary. Austria will not abandon
the ground Of federal right, aad reminds
0isn1Ark thatin case Prussia should desert
the annexation of the DHehies, Of the sng.
geetious formerly offered 10 the effect that
Austria would only cOnsen. to annexation
on being compensated by the enlargement
az her '(terman border. ~
PARE, Jan. l5.-Ths Bcurse closed firm
1t ~ for rentes. $3.50 ), Is vg<a
LONDON, Jan. Shy telegraph 70 Queens.
town..-The King OF Prnssta. had opened
the Chambers. In his speech the King
aays that steps are tolbsi taken TO form q
Prussian novy. sis HOO. s,ss4 r,Sal
Preliminary surveys are being made for
3 canal between the, Baltic and North Seas,
aud that Duchies0re to be acquired.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Selia,
q blockade gunner, for Wilmington, was
totally lost this morning, of the bar of the
Nersey. The loss of life is from Is to 40.
The Steamship Africa and, Boston arrived
1t Queenstown on the 18th. e hsia
Commercial, per PeIuvian-The salee
of cotton In tho Liverpool market for four
days have been Il. 500 bales, including 8, 800
bales to speculators. itsssA d
Richardson, Spence a Co.. and Biglsnd,
Page 4 Co., report lour dull, wheat inac.
I tive, corn dull, and downward tendency,
provisions steady, beef Arm and pork
steady. s4afg- .zai8sia :
4 The bullion in the Banks increased GIL
000. laat av4
IIvaRrooL, january 3O.--Capt. Corbett,
who commanded the rebel pirate Sea King,
and also the Shenandoah, has been COM
United for trial on the charge Of violating
the foreign enlistment act. al sSt
It is asserted that the Emperor has nom.
mated Prince Napoleon as Regent Of the
French Empire in case OF the death Of the
Emperor. ~
The steamer Columbia, TOR Liverpool,
from the West Indies. sunk. There were
thirty one lives lost, and only three were
saved. q
The following is the. summary OF the
steamers news:
PORTLAND. Jan. 3o.-The steamship Pc
rnviau, from Liverpool the eth, has arrived.
she was detainedby fog forl6 hours,
and did not SAIL from London until Satur.
day morning, the 2lst, and arrived here
this evening" w III yaw ala i,s.!
2 GREAT BRITAIN.--Messrs. Schofield and
BFight had been addressing their oonstitu
eats Ut Birmingham. The former express.
ID regret ut the intention Of the Americans
70 terminate the reciprocity treaty, and
place gunboatsp on the 1alzes: 4 With regard
co uon.intervention he said be Was not pre-
pared to join in the policy which would
astOeether overlook tho injuries which one
nation might do another. ad ,rsf@lf)a !.
Z al - ~ AZ - - -
! the nou.tntaHveutiOn polioy,in British pol
tics, in regard to Parliamentary reform.
He said that it could no moeebe put to
tsteep tlIDn the negro questionin tho Amer
e lean Congress, for altnOughl Is had always
lssen,vOtsd = great bore, t. could not be
talked about.i America 10 now in deadly
cOndiGt, with the negro standing forth Ia
,.args proportions, and daily gaining free
Mr. Bright used many strong arguments
in support of the extension Of the fran
cnise. He pointed to the order and tram
lutliity with which millions voted at the
recent Presidential electioa. Al regards
American affaiFs, he said he Sustained
from any observations on that eide. and
Taournful revolution which Was taking
place. s4
Mr.. Baxter, NJ. p, had been delivering
addresses in Scotland on the American
question. He euiogized Mr.. Lincoln, and
was emphatically ia favor of the NORTH
&c had perfect confidence in the ability OF
the North 70 bring the question to q most
satisfactory solution.
The Liverpool Post says that extensive
orders for army clothing for the rebels have
been executed. In Liverpool lately %, 600
uniforms we're made for the rebel artillery.
FRANck-A d1el took place recently 1t
.de BUis dc Bologne between Count Tai
isyrand Pereg0rd. recently made duke De
LINT NJ ~A ~k~en Ia
dc Ondenste, Onesof the plaintiffs in .
pending assent Ia prevent the former a..
Stunning the Montmerenci title. They
fought fifteen minutes with swords, when
La R0chefe WAS wounded In the arm, and
hostilitiesa stopped. Count Psregord also
received two slight wounds. 80 afl
Z Tho Bpufse was firm. yis 81
The Vienna 1reAsc asserts that the rela-
tons between Austria and Prussia contln-
rae excellent, but nevertheless Austria il
determined to withdraw from the. alliance
father than permit Prussia to annex the
LOuchies.
The Madrid Notices asserts Tint Spain
viii demand from Peru an indemnity Of
u, coo francs for the expenses Of the
expedition.
3 The Correspondence announces that the
Government will net energetically II the
HucycltcAl letter ispNblished without the
authority OF the Council Of State.
1rALr.-It 10 rumored that Russia and
the Pope have quarrcled over the Encycli-
cal letter.
II. Desartiges had communicated to An.
fOnell! the resolutions adopted by the
French government against the Encyclical
letter. $50 81 sssl3 - 50 - a. - Fs
A complete rupture had occurred b..
tween CARDINAL Dandrea aud the Pope
The cardinal was summoned to Rome to
answer Tor rebellious language, under PEN
atty OF being deprived of the emoluments
of his rank. 1t 10 stated the Cardinal re-
fused to leave Naples. So -sfg
Brazil Paraguay had declared war
against Brazil. A decree was issued am
aouncing the rupture of the treaty.
The London Times .oditorially refers to a
rumor that the rebels contemplate emanci-
patton rs means Of securing European
recognition, and points out the utility Of
such y step. 4ta
: As to the idea Of accepting protectorate
Of any European Government rather than
submit to. the North, the Times Segards the
idea as vieionary, and thinks 40 Euro peau
power isslikeiy to accept such an improba-
ole offer. 1aa 1907 9sa ~ 81
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