Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16
LlI4l!kg I DESPAYCH RS.

NJ Alien Of St Louis offered the fol-
...o,ution, and moved ito adoption, which
~. yeas .; nays Is.
s...,,.d, That the committee on Banks and COR
~. - instructed to inquire into the expedi-
!, ..endins the Charter Of the Bank of the
~ y 4, ,a,ssouri upon the following basis:-The
A. 4 be increased BY private subscription to
n. sas-,he state to retain its interest in the
ne Legislature to elect one-third Of the
~ private stockholders to elect two
!. : ne directors-the Board of Directors to |
!. so officers, president. cashier, &C. The
~ v - Branches TO be increased to 100000 |
!. ..s,;ded there shall be stock enough SUBJ
~ !, ;ndividuais in the respective Branch |
s...e. for that purpose-the Charter Of the bank
u. .x,ended twenty years-snd that saidCommit-
49,, ~ bill or otherwise before the day ap-
~ 4, The selection Of bank officers, fpracti
~. u.u ~ ~. u.
...-...s,,asiyes for the purpose of balloting for
sssbse. 49,
..,,s. The time previous to the joint session be-
5. ,,sas no in the presentation Of petitions and
-..s,,,s Of local character.
.e..the Joint session had assembled the ballot
:. q, proceeded with. On first ballot, being the
p. ~. Whole the vote stood as follows: For
-. ~. Ren,on 50, Green IS, Wells 1.
St Louis Market.
ST LOWS, Jan. IL.
a,ceipts Of produce have increased--transac-
-. ar. Wheat 7SaS0. Flour, very dull; good
.o.,,rx brands a ,s7as, so-unfavorable news from
u.~ Orleans has influenced the market. Corn
h,;.s sales $500 sacks at 4s,a decline Oats, small
sales q 80 cts.
.ov,,,oxs-inactive--No. I, lard in bbls. and
de,css Il rs to l-5; in kegs to Il cts. Pork,
mas AioSo to 1915; prime s7,75; dry sailed meat,
oooo lbs ribbed sides Sc cts; shoulders in casks
a4cts. Hams and sweet picked 81 to lis CT;
a,,s 1000 pigs lead. upper mines s.,s7.
Weather mild and river at stand.
NEW YORK, II, l2s P. NJ.
Astsging that had been ordered at the sectional
DICK Il the foot of Pike street, where the steamer
ohio lies, gave way precipitatng twelve men TWEEN
IL fest upon the rubbish below only tive however,
vsrs seriously injured.
BOSTON, Jan. Ia.
ne legislature went into ballot for U. s. Sen.
,.of. On first ballot Sumner received ls6. lacking
sof election. Winthrop lS7. Balance scattering
walker, free soil, elected secretary of State, Chas
l. Hall, Treasurer.
LArER.-Second ballot for Senator resulted in
~ choice. Sumner lacking 6 votes. A motion
peading to postpone election of Senator to 18th
February.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
TAo En~rofarv IF the NAVY yiveS notice that the
figate st Lawrence will be in readiness to convey
s.cles to the Worlds Fair by the LIST of February
and that she will sail about that time from the por
Of New York.
The following combinations have been made
lanes s. Calhoun, Gov. OF New Mexico. Thoma
nelson Of New York, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court Of oregon. James NJ. Eridley, of New York
wanebsgo Indian Agent.
CoSsuIs.-Robert R. Grotton of Nd, Consul t.
lands. "a. s. Saunders Of Mass, to Buenos Ayres
"a. Mccall to Lima. James Gilman, OF Nd, I,
Bshaia. Ed. Ely Of Pa; to Bombay.
Supposed Murder nj vienna.
TOLEDO, Jan. II.
nan name unknown, died suddenly from tn
s6bcts of wounds received from James Conlish
landlord Of the Ohio House. Conlisk not yet Of
rested By sheriff, supposed to have left town or t
tesoacsaleA.
Ohis Couveasiea.
CINCINNATI, Jan. -, 1851.
~ sections relative to State debt, which hav
sesa under discussion, in Convention for sever;
dsys were adopted this afternoon. There is to
asiahing fluid sufficient to pay the interest amt
any, md also 100000 Of the principal, that appl
cable TO the payment Of the principal is TO he II
ERASED annually by compound interest, at 8 pr
cert until the whole debt is paid. The State
prohibited from contracting debts which in the a,
srsgsts exceed SIS 700 sinking Commission
~ are to Be appointed.
Nsw YoRK, Jan. IA, ISL
IIoUR hir retail demand for ci'y trade, some dem
d east north and shipment sale. Of $500 bb.. nclud
STATE at Sl.ei to %e7, mixed to fancy western and fave
- state 4<e7 500, and round hooped Ohio and pm
osassss u 05 to S2 Canadian steady and quiet Al -
q y 500.
C1Ass.-Nheas opened very sparinsiy-prices aho
views few parcels Of Brooklyn sold at lose
NJ and white, above views Of bayers-no sales-dema
~ good for distiliins.
Paovinons.-Good demand for pork at 3
y Is Cor clsar-but old hsavr and tendency dow
ward a. Sass TO 1881; prime firm At 9o5. Beef me
saas demsnd ~ es,e5 10 20 for mess, 4,s7 to eco
piae-aothing doing in whiskey--sams as last quot.
asstet inacsive.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. l3--4 p. n
Cst,oa dull-wating arrival Of Liverpool steamer 4
,aasie. Ohio -four dull At $3.50 to 40. Mess pork
nMla. Lard has advanced, 500 kegs prime sold at
b ca. Bacon--sides declined, sales al IA cts.
CsGss l0f to W.. Whiskey 81 dull Cats 81 TO CO
eroPPAoE OF THE CorroN MlLLs.-We give b
lev statement Of the number Of spindles in d
of the New England States, which have ceas
operations within the last three months, in cons
eseace of the depression in this branch Of man
lectures. Besides those enumerated are ma
which are running short time. At Fail River, o
Asadred and ten thousand spindies having be
Stopped in consequence Of strike amongst pc
non Of the operatives, the owners have determin
~ 70 attempt to start again until the husine
ne0ises more profitable results. Adding these
~ number previously stopped, and those runni
eaoft time, and we have not far from one mllit
less spindles now in operation than there were
year since.
Calculating one and one. eighth yards per day {
each spindle, which Is the average at Lowell, a,
.aete are now one million one hundred and twent
eve thousand less yards OF cotton cloth being mad
man when all were running full. And all this
Sew England. In New York, Pennsy lvania al
maryland there are also many mills which are e
ley stopped, or running short time. VIII
..Aoneer argument can be adduccd in favor of
".med'afe change Of the TARIFF
Ane stocks OF cotton fabrics in first hands a