Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
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warS ~ theass aeiiars fas the r-eeSl1Yef
SD gold ssreAsB stoirfs darsne a 49,
~ - FINN ua6agm 10 hrs city. sssS Al xsls
s4iss6GAi o&N1rt he AsresI an cess5rtt~8 q
tsr psTsa,.- oscsr.ssd therein.
An arrival ffo.a Poft an Prince repo Is that
ysstsss fever rsevSsief there 10 an alarming ex-
tent. III seIs ihst hal renamed In part any
10 Krh u line ~ fe.t from iwc e sis men
each Tic brig Gen Taylor las, I'll hands ex
cep' enc bay A French bqr4ue loss two.n-
lire crews i t. o cat Ia iss ard has sailed in
Cd uEe OF Sd captain. sfd ell i.e fefe On res-
Is lot most ali rbeif rrew..
All from Havana By The BLACK Warrior
safes at tie III s. essf at Matamors bad
struck his fsag ana left his posi in consequence
Ct some misunderstanding with The Governor
GsneraI
The Black Wtrrsnr brought some $50, 0fa
from IT, Spanish government as an indemnity
10 the owners OF that s.eaEer for her feieitien
e,gbiten nsoatbs az, sisssa Il IS
he American b Bile uains. commenced It's
6tl, ann yerssrs 1T the ia,e Dr. toses' chnc,
hrv. Archibald Maday vas elected Priest to fill
the vacansy occas onei by the d. all, Of Or g.
ard adlr~s~s ~ cemnemorstion of he life aud
services Of DR. tf.was delivered By Rev DR. Baser
ri Williamsburg The receip q for the year
were upwards Ut $40 eco.
r'os,on. Oct.
n
Hope papers 10 the ll.l, IF August Country
quies Efforts TO cnl'ivae sugar at Na'al had
met complete success Commerc al affairs were
more Prom sing shan far years
MI e. l. Hplmes, the presen, u Consul
al the Cape, came passenger il, her.
New York, Oet.a.
The ease of U S ". jams Collier, ex- Col
hector of San Francisco. W =. tried yesterday IN
the Circni' Onarf. before Judge Nelson The
decision on nearly all The points involved were
in ia, or # the TO lector ord i'll hsve the IF
feet to nearly lig,ida'e the claims Of SI00-0Do
brought by The Government agains, him.
Detroit. Oct
The Michigan State Fair j. now berg heIl
here. FRI m ten 10 fifteen thousand persons were
on the ground Yesterday, and AS many today
Hon. Jacob Broom of Philadelphia a, is deliver
ing The annual address this P. NJ
New Orleans. Oct. 2.
By tho steamer Nautilus we have Browns
Vile advices tn Sept Odd
Co. Castro was still in command of Mat
smoras. The bcsieger numbered from 600
+ to 200 troops, and demand the uncondi-
tIonal surrender of the city. Vidaurri was
also marching thither.
The city of San Luis de Potosi has been
captured by the Insurgents, an! Gen. Gillian
killed. Tampico had pronounced for the
plan of Vidaurri and driven out Gen. Can
nass0r G
Washington, De-. 4.
The President has appointed Geo. II. Hop
kins Of Va, Chief Justice of the U. S. Cir
cult Court for the District of Columbia, to
fiji! the vacancy created by the death of Judge
French. Mr.. II. is now Judge of Virginia,
and was formerly member of Congress
and Charge d'Atfairs to Portugal under Mr.
Folks administration.
Baltimore, Oct. 4. Il
The deaths from fever at Norfolk, Monday
III, Tuesday,, bur one reported Wednesday.
From Portsmouth. on Monday, on Tues
day, on Wednesday nnne reported. Most of
the deat,ls reported are in the aims house a :
mong the negroes.
Washington. Oct. 3.
IS The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has
decided that the title of the well known Car
ter Grant of land on the Mississippi River on
the Fails of ST. Anthony is worthless.
Boston, Oct 4.
The Democrats of Salem Yesterday an.
pointed delegates to the National Conv.n-
ton, as passed resolutions in favor Of re-
nomlnating President Pierce.
Pattsvilln, Oct 4
frightful explosion took place at Mi
Dersville, in the mines of George B st, on
Wolf Greek. 1t is reported that persons
were killed and many wounded. Particulars
not received.
Elmra, Oct. 4.
1t commenced raining on Tuesday night
about sun'iown, and continued almoss with
out interruption till after dark last evening:
still at an carly hour this morning tn crowd
which had been STEADILY accumulatinp till
the present time, commenced throng' ng the
fa,r, and notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather, it was estimated that 10 900 peopp
had Wis ted the grounds The progress ofthe
exhibition had been greatly feared has en-
dang"red lis success. The trains from all
Tart came crowded with passengers, all tn"
hotels are densely packed and the thousands
who have been unable to obtain LODGINGS
have left for their hormes and hundreds of
others are seeking lodgings in adiac, mt towns.
Tomorrow, should the weather be clear, it
is estimated that 10000 persons will visit the
grounds.
Coy: Bigler of Pa, and quite number Of
noted individuals from various parts Of the
country are here.
Newark. N. j., Oct. 4.
John Mckinney, who murdered Conrad
Da!mrr in lager beer saloon here on the
night of 1ar $ h, was arrested at New Orleans
Monday last @
Hartford, Oct 4.
The Connection. town meetings in large
majority of the AZ towns heard from have
resulted favorabiy to the American party
Inc constitutional amendment requiring vo-
tiers to read their ballots, appears to have
met With general favor.
Toronto, Oct. 4.
Trains were run o-duy for the first time
over that portion Of the Grand Trunk R. K.
as far as Brampton.
@ Jackson, Miss, Oct. 3.
The yellow fever here is verv violnnt.-
Nearly all the Inhabitants rema ming hers are
i'll.
New York, Oct. 4.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived here
this morning with dates from Havana Sept,
%, via good. Business active.
Augusta, Oct 4.
Returns from about two-thirds of the
will have a majority of from 1000 10 TO-,
QUO. Returns for Congressman are not all |
IN, but enough are in to show that the Dem
ocrats have made large gain on the popular
vote. Cobb and Stephens are certainly cleo
ted.
Utica, Oct, 3.
The State Temperance Convention met
here to-day-l00 delegates present. After
settling preliminary matters adjourned till |
= IL 2. NJ. Chas. Butler, of Poushkeepsie,
temporary chairman.
Columbia, S. c., Oct. 8.
johnson, Dem. is elected Governor of
Georgia by about 1000 majority. Th5re are
probably three Americans and FIVE anti.
elected to Congress.
FATAL ArFaAY-MAs KILL Ep.-On Sun.
day afternoon, about O'Clock, as John Nc Car
" was going up Franklin street on hor,ebac.
he Was me wien near the plank road, s,y thee
men, Que of ~Eom Ba.thoiom " Howe. Jr.
commenced abus ng him, calling him bully,
coward &c. McCar,y d,slnounied and com.