Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-20

tached by the civil authorities, and he a. the rep
resentative Of that authority should resist any at
tempt to interfere with the exercise of his duty-
The British lieutenant replied, that he knew moth.
Ing OF the matter; that he should take the barque
to sea, and the deputy along with her, unless he
chose to go ashore; and commenced weighing an.
Choir.
The officer OF the court did come on shore, and
Immediately stated the facts to Judge Parsons
HIS honor, without moments hesitation, decided
upon his course; and in the act of pc ming dis
patch to Commodore Jones, when Captain Picker.
ing, OF the American soop-of-war Warren,and Cap.
tain Glynn, temporarily on board the Warren, came
in-having heard ofth circumstances, and offer red
.her services in aid ofthe state authorities bring
oack the barque by force and at all hazards, should
she attempt to withdraw from the jurisdiction oi
the court. The Collector happening in at the mo-
ment, also proered any assistance in his power for
the same purpose. In the mean time the captain OF
me British barque and her consignees getting wind
Of the course about to be adopted, and finding that
such proceedings as either they, or parties con.
nected with them had coun selled and abetted, were
hkeiy 70 be put down, very summarily, came into
port processing entire ignorance Of the issuing OF
the process, and the levy which followed. They
were, however, arrested for contempt, and held TO
answer therefor.
THIS outrage has developed one gratifying fact
Our state authorities to be sustained, not mere
~ by state power, but the active and harmonious
81,
gooo citizen doubted, should emergency occur
requiring their aid. is, too, the strongest appeal
possible to Congress to act justly, and by giving W
the full benefit ofthe flag which we desire ever to
see over US, place us in such position, that no ns-
ton, much less simple lieutenant, shall dare to
insult city Of thirty Thousand American freemen
Southern Iowa Horticultural Society.
The regular monthly meeting was held Thursday,
ynne 49, le.'o at o'clock, NJ at the Court Room in
Ave pr.s;d
John Darbyshre was added TO the committee on fruits
E. E. Gay was added to the committee on flowers ur
Z. Lowe was added to the committee vegetables.
Fruits Exhibited.
APPLEs:-By HenryAvery-Seven varieties OF the FRO
OF ie49 Of which the committee ruits reported a. fol-
lows: Green Ne~to~n Pippin, tmature;> Wine Sap Tin
good condi,ionD Sweet Romantic, lin good condition
White Bellefower, Rawe's Jannetie and spitzen.erx
tpa'sed their season. White Winter Pearmain, {. He
passed its seassn.)
GoosEpERRIEs:-By w. F. baush-arxs English
soo'ebenies, (name unknown-)
~ u w. kelly-Large Golden Yellow gooseberies.
sTRA~BERRIEs:-By Henry Avery-Neck Pines, large
and very good.)
BY Mr. Bracket, Jr., Of Denmark, Lee coun,y-Neck
BY DrJ. +. Henry-Pnes, OF SIN all size
BY David Leonard-Hoveys Seeding. large ard very
CHERRrEs-By DR. J. r. Henry-Lun de Guisne, no,
fully ripe.
The committee fruits. awarded the premium for the
best grown variety Of straw berries to Henry Avery.
Flowers Exhibited.
Verbenas:-By Mrs COLLABORATION varieties Roses,
thirteen varieties, Bell Parade, George w. Old Bour
son. OLD Red Moss, Boursault Amadis Harsoni, Duch-
ess OF Sutherland. General Lam Purple Nois.tte
Rune, Prince Albert, DR. Henryi George ", Dama,k
rose.
Peonies:-Two varieties, white and pink.
Honeysuekle:-Coral and yellow Monthly
Synnga:--Large Towering.
koses:-By Mrs GrimeS-Seven varieties, viz: Iarye
Boubon YORK. Lancaster, George ", Harrison, Hun
d-ed lesved, Paul Joseph Sweebrer; Also China pinks
sweet Williams. Glyc~ne, SC.
Roses:-By Mrs Henry-Nine varieties viz: Nojette,
Georse " Spanish rose-anh centre leave- Gloire de
France, ork and Lancaster Harrison, Hundred leayed,
Black Tuscany, White rose; also, Dew plant, Velvet
pink. &c.
Ro.e.-By E. D. Rsnd-Foure.n varieties, viz: Hen.
hred eaved. " bite New England Bell Parabe old Dam
ask, old Bourbon George ", Bu,snndy, York and Ian
easter, Velvet, Damask Russelfs Cottage, Mos, and
Black Tuscany. Psones Fire varietres-white Chi.
erani ems. three varieties. HontysurkIe, three sse
ties; also, Csleeoarias. CinevaIia. and lilies
Velvet Rose:-By VIM VI. W aIbridge-the fines, exhib-
tied.
Rose.:-By G. w. Keny-Thrteen varieties viz:
h,e Muhihora, double white black Tuscany George w.
Belle Parable. Charlotte X Velvet Hundred leaved York
and Lancaster, Burgundy, Hermosa, Harrison, Damask
Also, yellow, lily md running pink.
Dahia and PinLs--By Conrad Blind.
Roses:-By Miss Swan--Ten valietes, viz: George ",
Lady Banks, Harrison, Purple Noet,e. Charles x. aI,o
yellow and coral honey.ueki- and snow Peony.
Roses:--By J. w. " oods-Fve varieties, viz: George
~ Hern esa. Harrison Bourbon, Blush and obi Bourbon
also, Febenas Honey ,ucklc two varieties and variety
OF wild flowers, widows tears, &c.
HE committee on flowers reported the following per-
ons as entitled to credit for the finest show this
DAY, to-wit:
For the greatest and best display ofroses-E d land;
for the second best Mrs w F. Cooibaurh for the
orn amental design OF cut flowers, Mrs J. w Grimes for
be two best boqnes. Mrs W. r. Coobaugh for the
be parlo boaue Miss Eliza Swan for the best display
,f ten house plants, f. h. Rand for Dahls, ConraG
Blind.
Vegetables Exhibited.
BY y. Leonard-Mammoth Rhabarb large and fine
talk three feet five inches long
By DIR J. +. Henry Mammoth Rhubarb, very fine
,lancbet.
By Rev. A. L.onaId-Hoo sunr-Chine,e Ie.,uc.
BY &. w kelly--Laudreth's extra early peas.
BY J. W. Woods-C anlifo~er.
The committee on vegetables reported as follows
The finest rhubsrb by D. Leonard the finest peas, by
;. W. Nelly; the finest cau1ow CT, by J. ". Woods.
The society Adjourned ill the first Thur>day of July
L. u. STOCKTON, Secretary.