Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

Day u Newell may be considered on the hiuh road
to fame and fortune. will conclude bv stating,
.ha'' ai'hough there arc 300 guineas behind Messrs
Lay Newell's lock, as an induccment for some
one to open it, the English locksmitl,s have not.
as yet dared to make the attempt; they being sat-
isfed, from close inspection of the sparaulop-
ac,' that it is absolutely unopcnable, except By
person possessing the right kev.'' .~.z
Yours truly, IOWA.
. Per telegraph from the Republican
RESIGNATION Or WEBSTER CoNT,nycTrn
Inc Evening Express gives the fol,owing con-
'radctioa to The article in the Courier ami En-
qnircr as to the resignation Of the Secretary of
State: Vi
.ar WASHINGTON, July H.
There Is not one word of truth in the state
ment you send me Of Mr. Wcbsler,s RESIGNATION
1t is not trueo
MIR Webster leaves Washington on Tuesday
for Annapolis, Maryland, and viii. understand.
leave there on Wednesday, by sea, in the Golden
Gate, one of AspinwalPs steamers. which visits
there while making trial trip. lie will no doubt
be absent from Washington full sixtydays. if not
more.
His health impcratiye'y dcm,nds relaxation,
and ont Of this is the story all made.
The steamship Georgia sailed to-day for Cha
gres via Havana with large number OF passen-
gers. f
Baltimore. July II.
BY tonight's southern mail we learn that the
Union Meeting in the third district OF Grorria
have nominated Absolom II. Chape! for Conures
CINcINNATI, July H.
JOAN L1ndon notorious counteTfeiter from
Virginia, was arrested q few days since on board
steamer ca route for Texas. Ga the officers
experimenting him he resisted them, ana drew a
bowie knife. The officer shot at him, and he
was finally arrested. When arrested he had his
family with him, and ten thousand dollars in
good money.
New YoRK, July 1o-or.M NJ.
GIN. TALcoTr DISMISSED From THE SER
yIcE.-The Herald OF this morning contains the
following from It's special correspondent at
Washington. Il is dated July IL.
The Cont Martial on Gen. Talcott found him
guilty of the charges. The finding has been ar
proved b. the President, and he has been dis
missed from the service, without am reservation
Capt. Frazer OF the Revenue Service. now
Stationed in California, has been dismissed for
tyranny and violation of the act of Congress
abolishins logging.
Capt. J. NJ. Mercer, of the Tehlantcpec party
arrived at Washington yesterday in advance of
his party, and has reported the result of their
operations
He states the climate TO be very healthy. The
officers and men, 80 in number, are Ill we'll and
have contracted no disease.
The President has appointed Cornelius Me-
Conlev, naturaizcd citizen Of Philadelphia. to
be United States Consul at Belfast, Ireland. Mr.
McCo'lley is an lrishman.
D. Gecr, Coroner Of this CITY, WAS thrown
from his carriage Yesterday and was severely in
jured about the head and o;her parts Of his body
The steamer Herman slilcd Mt ? O'Clock for
Bremen, via Southampton, with about ,o0 pas
senrers and s350,o0c in specie.
The United States steamer Mississippi, Capt.
Long. had left Naples at last dates from the East.
and was understood 10 have been placed at the
service of KossNth. sholl the Sublime Porte be
disposed 10 hbcrate him.
The s,oop Of war Vinccnacs. Commander Hud-
son, arrived at Realeio from Panama, and would
leave soon for Sln Francisco.
The frigate Raritan was expected ct Calao af-
ter the 9th of June from Valparaiso.