Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17
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New York, ca. II.
Tbs propeller Ira and the baroue Rsleass,
which ssiled from this port, In June. ia
search al Dr. Kane, returned this evening 10
TO this port having on Board d.. Kane and
his party. The propeller ard baruue nade
their way North in smiths Soand up 70 7ys
80, when they were stopped by Ice. and
worked their way in shore TO find passage.
They discovered an Indian village. where
they learned that Dr. Kane and his party had
gone South They then returned to Disco
Island, in Davis Straits, where they found
the Kane Expedition.
II appeared Kane had pushed his vessel Res.
cue n far nor b ss 81 deg, when be wac frozen
in and they remained By all winter. sending to
the indian ,ilige above mentioned for pi owl
sions, which were supplied by the inhsbitants.
In the spring they obandened The ship and
started south Oh siedge till they reached the
town Of Upper Nsvic, Danish settlement on
| the west coast OF Greenland, ~henc. they
were conveyed in DANISH vessel to the Island
Of Diseo AID were found there by the searching
expedition. Three OF Kane's expedition died
from exposure. viz: christensen. earpentur,
Pierre Schubert, cook. Jefferson Rocker, sea.
| man. The remainder were more or less frost
bitten.
On the 4th Of Sept the Rescue narrowly
escaped shipwreck by coming in contact with
| an iceberg, which struck her bulwark and
carried away her boats The two vessels
we're fast and they were frozen in for the
| winter but finally got out This winter was
unusually severe in the Arctic regions, and
many natives persisted from exposure and
starvation and had to eat their dogs, the ex.
treme cold having prevented their usual
hunting expeditions No traces were disooy-
cred Of Sir John franklin
| Washington, Oct IL.
1t is not true that a government messcn-
ger has been sent to Denmark with despatch
es to our representative, directing him TO en-
ter into negotiations in regard to the Sound
Dues. The administration retaining its
original position. Neither is it true that
Mr. Buchanan has ever instructed to request
the recall of Mr. Champion
New York, Oct. IL.
The Canada has advces from Calcutta 10
Aug. Path, Shanghai the I'd. Hong Kong 10th
Rebellion continued in Bengal but the rebels
| were giving way. $4,000 assembled in the hill
districts.
Bengal bank raised rates money - per cent
No prospect OF new tea coming forward
Silks scarce I'd excessively dear.
The pirates in China hold control over a
coast line OF over 600 miles,
In the ten districts Of Ho nan and Coopsc
the rebels al in great strength and the trade of
Canton is very restricted
Washington, Oct. II.
The Hmm 0f fhsa ,,nhl;.hos . H..
patch claiming the election of Medil Is Gov
ernor Of Ohio bv $1,000 majority.
Our dispatches Of last evening give Chase
l0, 900 majority. 5.
The President has appointed James Winter,
OF N Y, Consul at Turks Island.
New York, Oct. II.
The extensive Touring m lis of Hecker l.
Co., Brooklyn, were burned this morning to-
gsther with about 10000 bushels Of wheat and
1000 barrels Of flour. Loss about $780, OO
mostly insured.
Cincinnati, Oct, II.
Election returns from 81 Coun les give Chase
nearly 10000 maj. az Counties 10 be heard
from. III
rs bJgta.a New York, Oct IL.
A dispatch from Indianapolis saws the Dem
ocratic mai, in Mercer county Is 500. Last
year it gave maj. for fusion The Dem
ocratic majority in Vanderbury County is 400.
Baltimore, Oct II.
The Yellow Fever has nearly disappeared at
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Rev M. Devlin,
Roman Catholic pastor at Portsmouth, is dead
New York, Oct 1.-THE express train
from Dunkirk on the Erie Railroad ran of
the track near Stockport station, on Tuesdry
night, in consequence of the neglect of a
switch tender A baggage master, nam ed
Gardner, was killep and several passengers
on emigrant cars injured.