Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

isrseiIses Hsmn rs Hsobei, arss iassseven-
- fsas iareest atsd mart brilliant nuiicrcsa
Il The .ssasos,. Every foot df ths rom Wis
.ccupssd. III 4 r+ndeisag ef the flTtna esic-
ted The siiitft sumniss Of arrIause, and
he audience frequently rose IN masse % be-s
snx their applause. Single seats were roid
IL spectators 10 tho street for 8 20 10 dol
ars. .s5
5 j.. Is. Gonsh the Temperance lecturer, de-.
iveYed an ad.rrss before the Union DaugBt-
,rs ~ Tamreraicc. An immense aidisnce
we're present 10 receive him. 3s ~. I
sios. shannon 10 Il Letter denies that be
made the prs.siayery speech, at Wcsiport
vksct, hi. lers attributed to him. He says
that IN The remarks he made at Wessrort he
s,ased that slarers was q qu stion which p be
ilcuid not discuss.
Washington. Oct. 81
The Star &c dis evening publishes letter
from Greytowp, Nicaragua. The wriier says
the English consul ard the captain Of tse
MANCHESTER si,ir, Eursdice refused to ac-
knoyiedve The new governments. Mr.. Martin
che Enriist consul, states that he shall excr-
else the Jurisdiction given him some time
aso. rs he holds that i; is not unnnlled.
New York. Oct. 3.
n Last evening the. Soft Smell jaaiciai Con-
yention nc. al Tamrnany Hall and nominat-
Cd the following tickes:s va
CORPORATION Congel, Il. 3. Shepard; jus
iice Superior Court, ]. r.: Whiting; Judge
Of Superior Court, VI. Ulschoifer and u
Nichols; Judge Common Pleas, J. r. Brady:
Judge Of Marine Court. David O. keeie,Jr'
siessrs. Whiting, Unischoffer and Bratiy are
nominees OF The. Hards. 81 iis @t,3ts'..,
i Washington, Oct. 81
II Is rumored that Santa Anna has been il
this city several days qnarterea privately
with General AImonte, Mexican Minister.
SIS ai.sR Norfolk, oct.Fs.3
The fever is still raging here, but there arr
few. cases and occasional dcaths. There were
aboutsixtecn deaths during. the last 3 dry
most of THIN returned refagees. . tremSun-
.tiay noon to Monday, 4deaths and IL new
cases at Portsmouth during las. three days
q l.a 5sss SIS III !, g4a Pittsburgh, Oct. s..
Geo. Darcy publishes a card denying thai
he consented to the withdrawal Of Passniore
Williamson's name as,candidate for Cana
COMMISSIONER "a as8.gs us $50 T }os assa
..a4 g3f bt siiddletown, Conn, Oct. s.
!, Hon. AMI. ID. Hubbard, ex-member OF
Congress aud Post Master General under
President Fillmore, died at his residence last
evening. g,i,s al. &, MA L 80 s,s.sst
7al. 40, New Otle,ns, Oct. 81
The weather has been cooler here for sey-
eral days and the health Of the, city improy-
Ing 81 s-tss.gaastk 20 isJsa asia ttsli sbs.lasa8
i deaths Of week 1871 including 46 by fever.
e The disease is also abating in the interior.
The Canada arrived ut 1920 tins p. N. u'The
Hermann arrived out on tte!2ith: The dates
are Ia tile e9;h. si' s s5st Co.
Latest. from the C,inaea. Gorsc.iakoff tele.
grapilti under date, OF 23d the allies landed 20,-
900 men at Eupatoria and have now 5000 on
The Russians flank. The allies attacked the
Russian iafan.ry Sept. 22,l and the latter1Te
treated o. the 25th $4,000 allies aehanched
from Enpatoria aud DC cnpiedsth the. ne ghbeline
villages on The left flank Of The Rassians. The
en- SLAMS were foftifying the side of sebastopo'
BY constructing new brtteries. The French
were advancing infantry and cavalry in Bak-
sheria bast6poi il 10 be rs1ed and The basins
ere % be filed np. A fearful 'empcsta and hea.
Wv rains irevaiIed at Sebastopcl 80 5,.stt.,,
=. Consols ,dec!inedto ISL. Money market
very stringent. Bank raised rate ofintcrest
to per cent. Cotton dull, sales 1000
bales. Brcadstufs materially Unchanged
Western canal nour ,39a42s. White wheat
l2al2s 60; red Halls Cd. Corn 44a45s.
tae'. U.s.. ae4 e New York, Oct @ e
. The Republican ratification meeting this
evening was very large Hon Henry Wilson
was the principal speaker lie said tho Re
publican movement Was evidently national,
and devoted to the maintenance of the Union
hut opposed to slavery everywhere and de-
termincd to abolish it in the territories. B.
F. Butler sent in his adhesion to the platform
and principles Cen Nyc also spoke.
Cleveland, Oct 50 P NJ.
In five wards of Cincinnati, Medilps ma
iority is ,526 over Chase. Douglas is now
addressing large crowd in front Of Engine
Office. s,n.r
CLEvELAsp, 10 p. NAT this time, no
saving more than Meliil is ahead
With fair prospect Of election. Returns
scattering Hamilton county gives Medill
I 900 majority At 9 o clock in Cincinnati,
five wards in part counted.
.ta Baltimore, Oct, 9.
Returns from SO counties in Geosia, show
1876 majority for johnson, Democrat, for
Governor, and 5,2S7 for Andrews, X. N.
Crawfords election IN the End district Sc
cures six Democrats for Congress.
:. IA ssai ssa &. Cincinnati, Oct 8. :
The election passed off very quietly. Chase
it is thought will be Governor. i.s.
Pittsburgh, Oct. Q.
In Allegheny county, q districts. give the
Democratic Sheriff 1860 maj, and the entire
Dem ticket was chosen. In Cambria CO.,
there are large indications Of a large demo-
cratic majority, 81 e1a
a New Orleans, Oct. Q.
Cotton firm. upward tendency; not quota
bly, higher. Salrs to-day, 10000 bales. )
Flour higher 81 62a$7 81. e. a
Washington, Oct, 9. g
Tie contracts to furnish material for the
extension Of the ,r. asnry building. IS awarded
to Messrs. Beals & Dixon, of Maine. Fsss
Philadelphia, Oct. 9. /
The election has passed off quietly. The
few scattering returns we have received from
the city, indicate in the der ocratic Wards, the
Administration majority had largely increased.
p obably enough to overcome the majority in
The oshsr wards. In Yorkbo, ough, York Co,
the democratic gain is lao; in AItonaborough,
Blair CO., the American maj is SO; in Logan
township, the fusion maj, is $50. In Lancas-
Ter city, dem. gain. a
Dem. maj in the city, 4th ward, t925; 18th
ward laS; 18th ward POO; 9th ward 143. The
American Ticket has maiorties as fellowship
ward Ia; 10th ward $50; 18th ward 430. In
York Co., entire dem. ticket elected BY a. large
maj. Co. ''-ss
THE BRlTisH MINISTER AT WAsHIsGToS.-
If the following from the Washington Star
should prove to be true, it is matter Of We
ry grave Importance. The completely Of
Mr.. Champion in the violation Of our neu
sraiity laws, will Justify this step, and we
doubt not the whole country will applaud
the decision of the government. The Star
says: iss ., M. 49, Il.
The next steamer will, II is believed, carry
out letters to Mr.. Buchanan, directing him
to demand of the British Government the
prompt recall of air. Champion, " hthe un-
derstanding that that course was adopted TO
avoid the necessity for resort to the only
other alternative, that of sending him Out Of
the coun,rv without awaiting his recall bs
those under whose instructions h. undertook
to set at deGance the laws of the United
States. Blu. Wa shall not be surprised to
learn from The annual message that MIR Blu
chanan was instructed some time since to