Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05


his comrades one of the most suspected saloons
in our city after twelve o'clock Saturday night.
Can this be possibles ..H
| The Rail Road Companies have resolved to
| discharge all of their employees who have taken
sides in this matter, or are in the habit of visit
| ing gambling houses. Indeed, some have. al
ready got their discharge. .s - ,.r.
New YORK. Nov 26.
Evacuation Day has been celebrated in this
city to-day. The Veterans of 1912 fred n salute
of Is guns offthe battery, and the First Division
of the New York militia paraded and passed in
| review at the City Hall, before Gov. Clark and
the civic authorities. The Governor received
calls from large number Of citizens in the City
Hall, this P. NJ. -... ...4s .=.
= t % New YORK, Nov. 26. e
The Times Washington correspondent telc-
graphs that Senior Almonte, late Mexican min
lister is to be transferred to the London mission.
Advices have been received at the War De-
partment from General kearney, at Fort Pierre,
on the upper Missouri, where he had just arrived
from Fort Laramie, with ten companies of in
| fantry, and four of cavalry. In his journey he
travelled distance Of over 400 miles directly
| through the Sioux country without meeting any
Indians. H.. .. -s d. ..-s--s - -.
The guides report that the savages have all
gone north for the winter, SO that the Indian
Campaign is at an end for the present season.
| The troops with General Kearney will winter at
| Fort Pierre. r. e.e., ~, s-s.. ..-. .
| The Washington correspondent of the Enquir.
er writes that much obscurty hangs around the
Mexican mission, and indeed, our relations with
Mexico are somewhat equivocal. When | sta
ted on Wednesday that new Minister was hour
ly expected by the spectators in the Santa Anna
drafts-there is no proof of that St. Mandgo
has hnn fal audi Lao
thority that legal persons here having informa-
| ton on the subject, the statement that Gen Com
! montort had resigned as Secretary of War is un-
true, he is still in Office and is the master spirit
of the government.
| New York, Nov. 26.
The steamship Ocean Bird arrived Yesterday
| with Havana dates to the Goth and later news
| from Nicaragua. report was current in lava
M that Gen. Concha had been recalled and that
Gen Scarsia was to be his successor. The Dow
ager Countess Renmori died on the 18th and
was buried the following day with great pomp-
! Don Dicolas Vinet had been summoned to an.
swer for the homicide of Castcnada the betrayer
of Gen. Lopez. Cholera ragged with alarming
virulence among the negroes of the estates in
the neighborhood OF Cienfugos. News from Mic
aragua is very interesting. Gen. Coral had car
ried out the terms of the treaty and surrendered
7 his force to Gen. Walker .-'
! ,....... -.. NORFOLK, Nov 90.
This morning j. Hunter, magistrate of Prin-
cess, Anna county, arrived in our city bringing
under arrest Capt. Lambden of schooner Mary
Ann Eliza and his mate, Collins, upon the grave
charge of Kidnapping five slaves from Norfolk,
from which port he sailed a few days since. IL
appears his vessel stranded about FIVE miles above
Cape Horn, when he eaped from his deck and
made for shore intending fight, but the negroes
! giving information, he was pursued and arrested
he has acknowledged in part the charge; his
vessel halls from Delaware 's
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.
| The dispatches by the Canada underwent ex.
animation at the State Department till a late
hour on Sunday night, and to-day were officially
considered The Cabinet meeting was an hour ear
lier than usual, it is understood the representa-.
ton of our Government, regarding the alleged
violation Of the neutrality law, by Mr.. Champion,
have not been met in that straight forward man.
ner our government had right to expect.
/ Mr.. Buchanan says that the professions OF
/ friendship by the British cabinet are more pro.
fuse than heretofore ard express an opinion that
procrastnation has been resorted to in the hone
that something might turn up to relieve the Brit
| ish Government from its dilemma The Wash.
ington correspondent Of the Courier and Inquir
err telegraphs the statement that the attorney gen
efai mas uecidel IN laVor OF drafts on the Mexi
] can indemnity Is decidedly false.
The Attorney Generals opinion does not touch
drafts; 1t decides only that Talazards commission
continues after the abdication of Santa Anna
and his concurrence in Emory's report is valid
and Theoline s now established. A distinct
opinion ON drafts will be rendered to the Treasu
ry Department. Z.
Dispatches have been received from England
Mr. Champion remains as Minister, and Mr.. Bu
channan does not leave his post.
1t IS not true that Prussia and England have
agreed to to the capitulation Of the Danish tolls
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Resolutions were adopted that the union of the
states afford the best assurance and guarante,
for the preservation OF the liberty Of the Ameri
can people, that they cherish the right ofprivatt
Judgment IN matters OF religion, and respect fo
the same IN Others; that they oppose the unior
OF Church and State, and also ecclesiastical com
oination OF any denominations, in order to pro
duce political effects; that they cannot recognis,
any attempt by foreign power TO assume polt
ical government under pretense of ecciesiastiea
Jurisdiction otherwise than as an assault on tht
institutions Of America; thut the existing natural
that add;tonaI ico;s1a,on hr Gonn,asa uisa a.'.
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