Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
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Ns1 York, Sep. Is.
IL HasRs Washinxsos eoeeespsaiess
seates that - Wednesday, uhiis Ne cabisst
80 - seoa6os oeasidesive ~ QsGG6ioa Of The
Danish Sesad Discs, the Prssidsn9 received
ffcn Rsasasa nenosial siened bys large
numbes Of the earliest settlers Of the terrii-
tory. protesting agains. the eager haste OF
Gov shannon in declaring himself 10 favor
Of slavery.
The ncmorial was Immediately given TO
the cabinet for action thereon.
Toe 9Th anniversary Of The capture Of the
city Of MEXICO BY Gen. Scots army, was eel
ehrated here yesterday. During the day !
society was orgnn'xed christened the Monte
rama Association. Commodore Perry vas
chosen President
10 the sfternooa dinner was bald at Del
monico's, at which a large number were pres
snt. Among the volunteer toasfs was one BY
Col. Ramsey, greeting Com. Perry the future
President Of The Republic.
The correspondent Of theDaily Times from
San Antonia, Texas, says the expedition or
ganized by Capt. Henry, against Mexico, has
been partially abandoned, and many Of the
soldiers had returned home.
The latest accounts state that Capt. Henri
had only 40 or so men, and there was !.
doubtful rumor that the party was also cap
tnred by G-n. Wool or Indians under Wild
Cat. They had been previously informed BY
both partiesin Mexico that their services we're
not required.
Captain Daniel Chadwick, for many years
commissioner in London line packets. to this
port, committed suicide ut his residence at
Lyons, Conn yesterday.
This A. NJ. rs tho steamer New World was
n in 6nS vvuS Al
ley OF this city, in ft Of delerium, jumped
overheard and was drowned. lie was return.
ing from Canada West with bis wife and chill.
dren. It is charged that tho utmost indiffer-
ence Was exhibited by the officers Of the boat,
in the fate of the unfortunate man, as they
made no exertions TO save him.
Boston, Sept. Is.
Yesterday, while NJ. NJ. Fulsom, cattle
dealer, was purchasing railroad ticket, for
his home in Newburyport, he had his car
pet bog, containing 81, 900 in tank bills sto.
len.
On Thursday night the car factory at Ma
shua, N. H., was destroyed by FIRE. The loss
is estimated at from ST., 600 to SIS 900; one
half insured.
The result Of Che ceneus of Boston has
just been obtained. Total population 1861
62o. Number born in foreign countries, and
with their children under 81 years of age. is
rs follows: Irish 69,239; Germans ,586;
other countries 1851. A sum total of TO-
600 more than the native population and
their children. 1t is estimated that Boston
business men with their families to the number
of Fifty thousand reside in the neighborine
cities.
Baltimore, Sept. Is.
The Petersburg Express says the Rev. Mr..
Chrsholm is not dead, but improving,
Twenty eight Portsmouth orphans arrived
at Richmond Friday P. n. A number of 9th.
ers were reclaimed by their friends.
The Howard Association refused to allow
the orphan children to be removed from the
city.
The cases of fever are occurring among
them every day, and large number had
died of it.
New York, Sept. Is.
Capt. Wright of New Orleans, formerly
commander of Steamboat Jewess, which was
wrecked, attempted this evening at St. Mich
olas to cowhide Mr.. Dean, Of Baltimore,
who drew huge bowie knife and plunged it
into Wright's side. 1t is feared the wound
will prove fatal.
Oswego, Sept. Is.
By recent data, it isascertained that there
are now 364,000 bushels of wheat and about
loo, 900 bus'.e of corn, aAoat from VI per
Lake ports, bound here.
Baltimore, Sept, Is.
News from Norfolk rather more favorable.
and during the "A hours ending Friday, there
were 20 deaths at Norfolk and IL ut Ports