The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

zen by Mr.. White, wxs no. pct, the Nor !,
In, Afay nssumee f.OEn Mr.. White hav- |
~, beeu requested 10 postpone his q ues- !
r.. That the question IS under the con- |
fasraiion Of the Cabinet, and Observee,
IMueh the Withdrawal Of be!ligerant rights
mo new sentimental action, it would have
h effec. Of sh a,ting the Australian ports
The Shenandoah. and those Of the West
ladies' to the S;Onewall, the only TWO pri-
xaeers now &hoat. It would tend TO expe-
M tie period when the Government OIL
HnIIniOn will raise the blockade, and per.
Ii Tree intercourse with the Southern
5M.es.
i The Morning Post in an editorial on the
lme subject, says Mr.. White proposed his
ioeston IL the absence Of Lord Palmers.
The Pos. says it il impossible TO avoid
IM conviction that the Confederate Gov
3sa,nent hes ceased to exist. The South
e,ses to be y 6elligerent when il no longer
assesses the means of prosecuting tho wa.
Lind as il he's already made an admission
,;hst effect, in the oriyina! convention be-
geen johnson and Sherman, no cause for
zsmplain, will be given if neutral powers
3aio{sc the confession.
The Daily Nesrs notices, ~ among The
Inst pleasing features Of the intelligence
Em America, the improved feeling of the
isasns OF the United States towards Eng
hid. There are indications OF this on
m.y hand. but they are properly visible
e tie altered tone Of their most respectable
ewspapera. II elaine that circumstances
lNe not only improved the situation and
camper Of American citizene, bat has CON-
rbu.ed to place the English character and
ro:ives in true light.
4 In opposition 20 iEie, the morning Pc.
& N,e give rumore tina. Sir +. Bruce com.
&'l..- u ,.1lt Sv, Anss
aiming friendly relations With the Wash
Xneton Government, and that Mr.. Adams
yhs presented elaine 70. the lOasee by the
Alabama
The Dolly News. OF the 10Th, referring TO
( he above statement. s2ys most pefsOne ir
/ he United States are consistent The
United States claims from England DANA
rs which thei, commerce has sustained
~ the depsedasioCs committed by the
Nsaams, and our government 10 Of q con-
hary opinion. The question will come up
hr ad Indication come day in the ordinary
manner, and we do rot know but that j;
nigh, be considered now "a we'll AZ a. any
osher time. AZ matter o: fact, however,
President johnson has done nothing. The
question at this moment stands just where
r. Lincoln left it. The devastations Of
hs Shenandoah have also been the subject
| Of representations 70 our government.-
mMs Liucoln, aud are far from being I'M
handly n tnei, nature. II 10 hoped that
KH Seward will be restored to the duties
at.s department, aud he will find these
aains against England in the came eitua-
tnu IN which he eft .he.n, Presiden! John
On having reseY ved them fox bis treatment
Parliamentary pro ceilings aninpoftant.
LORD Paine-s;on's health was improving
: ba. rs consin les ssaksxnG ahs.ains from
Documentary CI.ieS
Messrs u srkev Bros. merchants, have
| ai,el. az q believed 70. - heavy
i amount.
Cons. sufine Ms.asc-ee & CO., late Geo.
ilio. {. Co., VII are manufacturing the AZ
laatic Ga be com ilc. eeG &c vertiYiDg. state
/ msn. were mace as 10 the pf0gress OF the
work ant, grea: con 6dence wac expressed
10 eon pletesi n ano:her fortnight, and all
Alongside the Gsea: Eastern by the end Of
Nav. The Ores. Eastern goes TO see an.
der the nldst favorable auspices, her
commander. Capt. Aderson OF the China,
having been permitted by the Cu0a,d co
| 70 seleo. Ills own crew
Munich letter inenaOns the death OF
Fowler Webster. = ulerican Consul tc TIA:
ey,
FaArcE--Tne weekly returns OF the
. bark.Of France show en- increase Of ., COO,
Nofsancs
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning
Post Gays the death Of Pfesiden, Lincoln
has revived tho political sptfit0f democrat
&c France in large towns.
The Journal De La Locre had opened
ten eeus!me subscription for q medal u be
presented 10 Mrs. Lincoln, with The demo
cratic inscription thereon.
Bourne Fat at 67s35.
l1A.x.--The King left Turin on the 18th
tos Flosence.
AUSTRIA. 4. IL stated that Austria has
declined the propositions of Prussia: that
hNh powers should enter into separate me-
gota.ionA with the Federal Diet upon the
Scnleswig' Holsteiu question and that the
Duke Of Augl0burg should b. removed
rom :kiel Austria cOneiders neither prop
oIi!qn admissible. h.
LitERfo,l. May 10 COTTON irregular
ea!ss Of The, week =, 600 bales 1900 were
sI ~ and =, 500 for export. MAJ
.es opened heavy but became buOyapt I'm.
ger Europa's adyices, closing with down
~, 1sld tendency. Quotations ere generally
sa!d lower Cd the week; fair Orleans II
m,a'do!!ngs 49,; Mobile l43; fair Mpiands
~ ~. me sales Of Friday were 1000. Mar
Asl closing dull and unchanged. Stock in
poIs oa1O0O bales. of which s. 600 are
American.
Manchsste, r,.rsa. ,,,ia. ana rrices "a
sier.
= b'eadstn0s easy. Wakefield, Nash 4
49, ~. .sport Hour quiet and steady. Corn
CCeaoy mixed s., Richardson, spence Il
-, ana sscrdon, Bruce a Co, report beef
rs, aa., holoers demanding an advance
which Checked business.
Io19 stesag; bacon firm; lard firm.
ao 'ssnSe. - circular reports sugar with 81
Sf s1 tendency, olosing steadier; cof-
s qu'es. BOUT Itgl.lh Brandon report
fSv.so.s-'n steady, with snnsll sales at q.
Lo-doa asaske.. Barinrs' Circular ro- |
s S.sss brssdetcGs snd corn firm; sugar |
,nrmel; ostfee quiet, stsaay and firm; Pc !
p ps9a9 h,n At 10 for crude, asl for refined.
saii.on In the Bank Of England has in
s ssasec Sls, GOO. U e.2oa 3ss. III Cen
--latest via Queenstown.l
Az ERPooI, May observation-disclosures
g. s,; nse adstuds and provisions ouiet and
Nnosspo.: Nay ls-Evenine.-Oossols
Sase 1 q s9laset FOR money, u Is. % Ssla
~ s'F'e se.-ee esa.tA; I . isaac.
NJ Arrived.
in NEW Yoax. May A.-The a.esmer Ed.
01's' uom Liverpool leth, i coming 90.