Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07
Iowa and Wisconsin.

Iowa and Wise Omsin.
Last week we gave the official vote for
Delegate in this Territory. Since then we
have seen the official vote for Delegate in
Wisconsin Territory, and we cannot forbear
recaptuating, for the purpose of showing
the comparative vote of both Territories, as
affording pretty sure index OF the compare
tive amount Of population of the two.
Votes for Delegate in Iowa.
For A. C. Dodge 6,084
-" w. H. Wallace 4,S12
Total number OF votes 1886
Votes for Delegate in Wisconsin.
For Henry Dodge 1855
!" Geo. w. Hickox 1884
John Spooner 1873
g Scattering IS
Total number Of Votes. 8,027
Which shows majority in favor of Iowa,
Of 1859, or nearly 5000 votes. TIE MAORI.
ties for the two Dodges varies only IL votes,
which are in favor Of Gov. Dodge Of Wiscon :
sin. He has. descrvedly, great many per.
sonal friends, who will continue to vote for
him without regard to par ty predictions.
The Louisville Dime.-In add.
ton to the Daily, the proprjctors of this
interesting sheet now issue weekly cdi-
ton at 81 per annum. 1t is ably conduct
ed by an association Of printers, and is de-
serving Of what we hope it may obtain-an
extensive circulation
The st Louis Weekly Gazette.
This excellent paper has recently been
enlarged, and, under the control Of its
new editor-Mr Flagg--is now one Of the
best OF family newspapers; price $500 per
annum.
The elegant packet ship SHEFFIELD was
recently wrecked while entering New York
harbor. The latest accounts bring the in.
telligence that she has been got off, and
has been towcd up to the city. E. Brooks,
Esq. Of the N. Y. Express was passenger,
VINO was Just returning from "fying visit"
in Europe. Since March last, he has trav-
erscd England, France, Belgium, Holland,
Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Poland, Prussia,
Austria, Hungary, Italy and Switzerland
To Our rrespondent.-The lines by
Miss ROBINSON on the death Of Sarah i.
Prince have been received and shall APP
pear in our next.
Pork Packing.-Our Pork Packing cs-
adjustments have been doing large bust
ness Cor some days past. The several es.
Establishments of Messrs. Partridge, Feastey
and Darids arc now in full operation.-
The prices paid have ranged from Sl,75 to
1920, according to the weight of the an.
imal We are somewhat anxious to know
who will obtain the premiums as offered
by Messrs Pcaslev and Rand.
The Legislature of this Territory met at
Iowa City last Monday. AS yet we have
received no tidings of their proceedings
The Governors Message will probably ap
pear in our next.
There should beat least during the
sittings of the Lcgslature-a direct tri-
weekly mail between this place and Iowa
City. The only way in which we can reach
that city by mail is via Bloomington!
There are rumors Of disaficction in Mr.
Tyler's Cabinet, owing, it is said, to di.
vcrsity Of opinion on the Texas question
Messrs. Tyler and Upshur being in favor
Of recommending annexation the
other members are opposed to it. This
question bids fair to become a very exciting
topic, during the present session of Con-
gress. A week or two more will give us
Mr. Tyler's views On the subject.
That veteran wing, BA1LHAcHE, Esq has
again become assistant editor Of the Alton
Telegraph. He and Davis are whole
team.
Maine..-rhe New York Tribune con.
tains letter concerning the Maine cleo
ton, from which we extract the following
cheerful news. Thirteen towns in Kenebec
give the following result:
September. November.
Severance. Wing, 1884 2476
Wells, Loco, l776 1889
May, Abolitionist, 467 1873
Scattering, Al 10
Severance over all 495 1895