Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-20
wAsHtSoros, March

wAsHiseTos, March n.
shortly after meeting, the Senate went late II
cutive Session. There being NO quoFun psesea-
the doors were re-opened. -~-@#r F
A resolntion was adopted, rcquestiag ~ rresI
dent to furnish Al the next session OF Cespess, I'll
the Information in his possession, reIsiivs = ~
claims incurred by the conquest Of CaIiforAn-
A resolution or thanks To the Hon. W. =. Linz
for the impartial manner he had discAaRgsd u -
ties as Presiding Ofcer OF the senate, vss $500
Mr. King replied; returning thanks 70 then -
the many courte sizes extended 10 him. HI -
pronounced the Senate adjourned sine die.
The Senate then adjourned.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, MUtA II.
The election in all 17I towns have been Aesra
from. They show q loss for Densmore, Demceut
for Governor, of q. SIS he is defeated. The HazR
as far as heard from "a Wings and Free soiln
and 81 regular Democrats
For Congress in the third district, Jacob Perkas
whig, is undoubtedly elected BY handsome -
iority. In the first district, Amos Tuck, Wig
Hubbard, both Democrats, are reelected In tfer "
naming districts. -s q
Bosrov, March IA
The barloting for United States senator 80 W
newed. Seventeenth ballot, sumner. fss; We
throp. 176 blank, 4; scattering, -. Neessssys
a choice 1876. #H-F#
UrlcA, 1srrh ~.
The bills of the Lewis county bank are ressens
by F. Hollister.
New roRK, March ~
Mr. Clay sailed on the Georgia yesterday fof ha.
vana; after his visit to that city he sin 7feeeee
home via New Orleans. Large crowds sssfnfN
TO see him oil.
FosroS, March i3--s rs.
| In the last ballot yesterday, sumner, hte ~
lacked eight votes OF an electi on-ihe eietuoa "a
| then postponed one week. IL is reported hM M
| Free soilers intend to drop Sumner; tney aoA
| it is thought Winthrop will be elected.
| In New Hampshire, the result OF the eieeueaA
| Governor and members of the Legislature
| vet known-the Democi attic vote has Largely 10. "A
of; the contest is close and victory clamea s!e~
/ parties.
| NEW YolK March ".
The steamer Empire City sailed Tor 80.
| with $50 pas sengers, including the HOE
| Nelson, for Oregon.
The Asia is now due with one weeks later mi
from Europe.
Burlington is beside herself, almost, N VIZ
her prospects OF wealth and commefciall1..ss. ~.
lance. All right-their enterprise Eu7rannes 49, @
prosperity, and they may justly iee n n q
up.,' We are ret Of opinion that .Musoaths =
not be far behind, There is shaking among =
arv homes. and we look for some strong expfessT.
Of nublic sentiment ia favor OF system oil inFr';
ments which will place US beside, II not aassA
all our rivals.-IMusca.ine Enquirer.
The season has arrived for trimming grapes n,
are fortunate in this city in having large !.
of Portuguese who understand the ons'Dess a a.
essential that this work should pc done, - rpl-
proper season, if we expect success -
ture.-Hiaois Journal.
The TIMES, the loco foco organ in 8 LOUIS
the following itemwhich is full ofmeanins -
with news:- - -
..The Union records with great gravi'y,"s ne
that one THus. Y. BENTON, Jr., has Iees IA lie
appointment Of school director I'D io~s, $500 in
addition. that .ahis is the most impof.s. Y -
the State.o Well, If this is the Uniohs nrs-
potance, we suppose the defeat OF iHo !, 10 O.
TON, ST., is the s.most unimportans oees
nation IN this State" \,
THE DEATH OF BEM.--The repor'ea nou
Benz in Turkey has been confirmed oy ~, NOT
Aleppo. Bem's sickness was neiiner - ...~cut
painful, month before his death ne ..s;,s,
Some slight attacks of fever gave HIM - -.s;rya,
and he could not be persuaded to tsks 80 4. ~a
until three or fou. days before his aea'n' -,
buried with military honors, thing un1'. .,.,s,
kew, The English and French ..;..i
the funeral. He was IS years o's
Republican. .. s.ssas
Lord Chatham once made the ioh'-
remarks: -, a.6..ce
aThe poorest man in his cottage D.' = frsis-s
all the forces of the crown. It nay .src.rA n
aoof may shake-the wind may 49, ~ rnelsnl -
the storm may enter-but the nlns M cross Y
not enter! All his power dare "''
theshhoId of that ruined tenement n,
Col. Weller has sent home $i7,oos 80 G.
80. ~ nar = mart ar his defalcati0n, - 4 .~sU
10 pay o{ bp,.r county Ohio y: !; ss
in practising law at San Francisco
ness yet il 4A,ss3. -
The town OF Fort Madison has pro's.
Road between tina. place and Denma'A'