Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

a special train Of surgeons had been dis
patched to the scene. 1s
Tits reported TINT the engineer, fireman,
brakeman and baggage master are among the
killed. ESQ e s. 2 80 G - ~
- is3S ,'s j s.'7 q Albany, Aug. 90. +
IA young man named De Lacy was arrest
cd this A. NJ, charged with robbins the ost
Office. 49, 4. 4 80 49, 4
He had in his possession keys which would
open 20 boxes. 8 ~. 800 s.9.ss 80 s, III;
-rs2s hsa sg Washington, Aug. %. ~.
The imports during the last quarter of the
fiscal year amountto about sixty million dol-
lars.g Il: s&f asfH gss5 e. Stss53B q sss r
The imports during this quarter at the lake
ports from Canada andthe provinces amount
the trade for this year 1853 was 1885, 090.i
sea esssse New York, Aug. %.
The Graytown correspondent Of the Her.
aid states that an express had arrived there
from Riyas bringing news that Col. Walker
had effected another landing and was to at
tack that town on the 18th. Col. Tartnichs
was at Rivas with $50 regulars ready to give
him a warm reception. Col. Kinney had Is
or 20 soldiers with him and was looking anx-
ionsiy for the arrival Of the steamer United
States, which was expected to bring 500 men
armed and equipped. q he Transit Company
had a party of armed men at Castillo watch
ing his movement. = - 81. -
It's reported Gen. Lapes had attacked
Honduras and routed Cabonas, also that the
revolutionists had made sortie from Leon
and attacked Mauagua but were. repulsed by
Government troops. 8, -. MI. 81 a..
The cholera had made great ravages among
the Government troops at Nicaragua and al
sovisited Leon, where the revolutionary army
had suffered much from its attacks. ~.
The Bulletin of San Jose states that the
democrats seized by Danos were the fugitiyes
from Walkers expedition against Riyas and
they were publicly shot in the public square
at Rivas. q.
Rev. Stephen Care President Of the Amer
lean Union Bible Society and pastor of the
first Baptist church of this city died to-day.
A letter from Havana per Granada, states
the cholera to be still prevailing there, es
pecally among the military of whom 200 had
died, while among the citizens but ten had
died. Some of the regiments had been sent
into the country. Some members Of the
Captain Generals family had been attacked.
The Washington correspondent of the
Journal Of commerce says the rep TT of San
ia Annals abd;cation and fight is not credit
ed in that city. s. - ,:s5s -.x
A letter to the Herald says that quarters
were provided for Santa Anna in HAVANA
Hewas expected to arrive from Vera Cruz
in the steamer Vie. The British sloop Of
war Daring. was awaiting to take him on
board. The Vie arrived there on the 22d,
left same day for Southampton, via st.
Thomas. Whether Santa Anna was on board
is not known. The same letter says a spe-
cial war s'eamer, which went to sea on the
I'D, had orders to proceed to Vera Cruz and
aid in the escape Ct Santa Anna, should it
be necessary. .sts Il ss,s,ss,. }4si.ss .,s3s .
/ "A Wing judiciary Nominating Committee
met last evening, and made the. efollowipg
nominations: For Justice of the Supreme
Court, Edward P. Fowler: Judges of the Su-s
perior Court, NJ. Hoffman and Lewis P.
Woodruff; Judge of The. Common Please.
Cambridge Livingston; Judge Of the Marine
Court: Chas. Birdsall.. OF the above nomis
nations, Fowler, Hoffman and Woowruff, are
on the X. N, ticket. 30 2s1 ~ xeslq .,s.g &
| ass S.e; sses4g So SEA Boston, Aug. %. Il
| On Friday last a person hailing from Lou
siaina obtained "a clearance from the Gus
tom House for a suspicious looking schooner
named the Mary G.. Smith purporting to be
bound for Monte Video in ballast. ssa sssl IN
| During Saturday a large number of water
casks and auantitv5of beans were put on
board and the vessel hauled into the stream
The collector becoming suspicious. sent three
Custom House officers on board, when the
Captain put to sea. Tho, officers. arrived
back last night, having been put on board a
steamer in the lower harbor. The schooner
is supposedto be engaged in the slave trade.
- ! .,t.5s.g -, Baltimore, Aug. 49,
We learn from Norfolk there were 35
deaths from fever there in 4S hours up to
Yesterday. Mayor Wood is among the dead.
The public was increasing in intensity. The
mortality at Portsmouth is reported fearful.
New Orleans papers of Wednesday are re-
ceived. The election returns show maiori-
ty of $500 for .Pease, dem, for Governor.
Binghamton, Aug. %. =
Delegates to the K. N. convention which
meets here tomorrow are arriving in large
numbers. There is call out for a mass
meeting in the evening in which Messrs. Ull
man, Barker, Brooks, Kenneth. Raynor Of
&C. and other distinguished politicians, are
Advertised to speak. - Z
--4...4 Esssg 4at New Orleans, Aug. 81.
Later advicrs from the Rio Grande were
awaiting the intelligence of the downfall of
Santa Anna, and the forces were consequent.
~ inactive. ~ -:
The deaths last week were750.
e,ty,gg,., New York, Ang. %.
$ Stewart Sprlggs, an agent for thefle works
in Sheffield England, had his pockets picked
today in Wall street Of 81 500. The money
- d. d. II
America Canada. Mr.. S. was on his way to
procure bills Of exchange for shipment.
y ..$-3 WASHINGTON. Aug. Or. ~
The report that the steamer Hetzei of the
coast survey had hurst her boiler near Cape
Chesapeake proves to have been true. II hap:
sstant engineer, VIM BnIser Jno. L. knight
and four Others, including the Quarter Master,
DR. Marshall. 3S8G