Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

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w. z d.h.se the nroposition was tabled by
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Il Il ASsersreieetioa Cf the splearslity motion The
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+ The financial report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury received and ordered ODE printed
Semitic was adjourned till Monday. isss s9 ae1
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AFTER some p ,ehin.ary uiscuss'o. VIC
votea lor speahe. WI 20 .,,e III 90
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boyee speaser' nl aa i p.opo.su pasa
any suosh.ulng pahAs anu dd,. s sa.ss ssrs
tabled ,s.1 Raas S1es
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n9aMr. Dunn Appealed TO the massachusetts men ,
to surrender their personal Ieeings Wnich stana !
in the way OF an election, tneir grea. eng, anu
unite on Mr. Lester wnom ne .eeoehi1eu % ei'',
inentiy htted for the speakersnip.
MIR. knowiton replied that massachusetts ao :,
does not ask ths cieoton OF MI panks, pa. me
great spirit OF freedom haa manu- n.y.
He said Mr. Dunn and lew otnes gehuem enc,
on the 'Antl-Nebraska issue couia, II tney "ou
reiieve the .house iro It's eh,a
Messrs. Jones OF TENT, anu nous,1n, rgsa.u.
Sneaker g noihinr more than nomination, and
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the House to vote for or az ainst the resolution,
which was tabled by a vote of 100 to 80. g.,
Mr.. Underwood offered a resolution which he
said must necessarily result in an election, viz,
that the first gentleman named on the list OF
members be put in nomination, and failing to re-
ceiye majority of ouorum the next one be vot.
ed for. and so on till an election be effected
This was also tabled. sys.s Son ., y,.3,s > o.
The ninety-second ballot was then taken with
precisely the same result as the. previous one
AaJourned.
"a ~ sstRea sssFs' s-'' 's'l's' CAIRO Jan. 8.
New Orleans dates to Dec. 90. The steamer
Seminole. Can't. Shaw, was burnt while lying a,
her wharf at Jacksonville Florida on Thursday
last. While burning. she was fiji ,ally cast afrifl
from her wharf. and, drifted ashore opposite
Jacksonville. where she was burnt TO the waters
edge. She had on board abont 200 bales of cot
ton. all Of which was consumed THE Seminole
swasa a regular fpacket between Savannah and
Jacksonville-was worth some $50, OOO---no1 in.
surance. Allthe baggage of the pa ,senpers was
lost among whom were several u. S. officers
The burning boat set fire to the brig Isaiah,
which was burning when the steamboat Caroline
which brings the news. left-with the. prospect
of saving ali but rigging &c. ss-9she hs41alS ltsI
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/. Gov. Gardeners message was delivered to tho
Legislature to-day. he recommends twenty-one
years residence of foreign born citizens: and
ability to read and write before thew are allow.
ed to vote he depreciates the massage Of the
Personal Liberty act by the last Legislature. and
urges its speedy repeai. He suggests a; rcduc.
ton of the number of members Of the popular
branch of the Legislature. and denouncinr lob.
bvinp Iegis)atnre54 aH3y zrss sas44s lGS1Il 81
The MESSAGE is STRONGLY, Native American in
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..s2a ,..:.,a5 as9a WASHINGTON, jan. 3. ~
Most reliable information received fro m par
ties occupying influential position in Mexi CO state
that there was serious design in calling Gener
al Almonte to the head of affairs. They regard
ing him as a mau of much experience, c,onserv.
alive in his opinions, who has had no complcity
with the recent revolution in that country, who
understands so thoroughly the working Of sepub-
lie institutions from his experience and residence
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Hence the wish to place him in a position to give
it possible permanent place and stability to
Mexico, by proceeding at once to the court OF
James He will, it is understood, depart from
Mexico, and there place himself at the disposal
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,o oso' wv 1ou Mltes i le I'lPeroa o op,s
fop. 81 ,e.ey AZ .le neau VI ior'l,'aaue
s;.So"t ans. .u Ga ah".. b. o a,a nus
Tmn Tnonah fee sh S,aoh hasa MS sabt nn .be
18th inst, off this place. The Senior officer in
command hoisted his flag and soon: after was in
correspondence with the French re presented on
shore, A courier was instantly dispatched to
the emperor with scaled dispatches; on the Pc
rusal of which his imperial majesty immediately
gave orders to march back again. sesz.yssse,s
= It is rumored, and generally believed that
,oo,ast tha Dor,no;.,,s '"' ' Wv -
: re- I rIoIana nom.;nuos ,.1ont s,ono tho
ooast h,t ooIaan, . ~ s,.aI IL, ''aotaaT "a -
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