Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14


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asrtar, e.,ros. g. m 91orbv q Rey. Dr- Pert,
fA.rrh y, hr;ef .hsss.ct ~ ne annual reuorts
,vili .ls< r. md. The receirtx az the rear are
- 8 All 90. and the erpeuditnrrs nearly the
- Iesv;ns balance Of aiy,ut 81 aolis,.. IN
49, 81 rereirsa over iast YEAR iifaeen thous.
"a. . The discourse before The American
IIn;on Missionary society VAS Drea she'd bv Rev.
n. hannah Of Troy. Of the Church. Of the Puri-
sans.sssFs 49, 4 ss. ST ~ ss4 49,
The seventh anniversary sermon of the eArnet-
sean and FOREIGN Christian Union Was nreached
d he Tbirteensb street Presbsterian church. by
Dr.. W vile. of Philadelphia.
3 Previous 20 the sermon. DR.. Dewitt read few
remarks Indicating that during the mast year
sae society had greatly extended it's Operations
and had met with equal announcement The
American Female Guardian Society, celebrated
its god anniversary at the celebrate reformed
Dutch church IN the 5sh avenue
Rev. John Knox President. Rev. DR. Tying
read the annual reports and Rev. j. L. Cuyler
preached the annual sermon. The affairs Of the
Secretary are represented as encouraging, the
| sermon before the N. Y. Bible Society was de
Hvercd 10 Rev DR.. Hilton's Church by Rev. DR..
Cheever. Fs3 s9ss
The Heraid's correspondent telegraphs from
Washington report is current about the
State Department this morning to the effect
that Gen. Walker has sent to New Orleans for
recruits for his army as his hopes Of success
since schlessingers defeat were not of an en-
lcouraging character.
The distinguished person who gave me this
information, asserts It TO be correct, but Is appre
henslve that the Administration here will inter-
fere and prevent him from reaching Nicaragua.
He represents the readiness OF hundreds to leave
New Orleans and IS assured from the extrnor-
binary excitement prevailing in that city in ia
vor Of Gen. Walker, that should the Marshall OF
that district interpose sea forces to prevent the
e-,e ala serons ma IN.
noa;n., ,orcss viii rarts;niy he nssd .
A now e ,etnre IN the Vice Presidents, game
,;ll soon bacome annarent in tho ,reserta
ron Of Senators ex- Governors Brown Of Mis-.
s;ss;nn; . nd, tho HIN Fred Stantor of ganpes
see. ~ 9e' 81 z-
me Ir1bunes correspondent teiegraphs me
| CABINET meeting tomorrow Will De truly impor-
tant from the attempt to carry the erecognizan-
ces ofiNalker's government The PRESIDENT IS
| still strongly inclined, and undoubtedly pressed
oy Qutiman, Douglas and others. Inc present
poiicy IS to introduce this SUBJECT IN tne rat
form at CINCINNATI, portion OF the capinet that
iavored the project three days ago are less ahA-
ious alter opposing considerations nave been
presented.
SIS New York, May 5.
Flour-Market declined one shilling, straight
state 5,5Oa6. Canadian steady at Gas. =
Grain-Whea market unchanged, moderate
| demand at previous rates, Genesee Sl,S5. Corn
market unchanged moderate demand at old
rates. sales $4,000 bush. Oats are sitter, but
not quotably higher, sales at 3s. 9Fifs t9
Provisions prices are a triAe lower, for
mes SSH, 50al7,75. Beef market unchanged,
with moderate demands at previous rates.
| Lard unchanged, fair demand at previous pri-
ces. zeasasse5l f.ss'.7d I sie5t
ssasas 41ssA 6ssi9, an yorl Nav
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Tug stean,es paoh y ATTY isom Aas aha ~
Evening u 'ne 'o'n ui'' a'iiseu neie ms a.
'e' Nv na,;,,t, - - g.; - . :.
Hs Nm, $3.50 - 80 stST
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,.%..5.a 4 -.,3.f5, st. Louis, May 6.
t., A Lawrence correspondent of the Democrat
says: "Col. Sumner, encamped opposite that
place on the 25th with 12O dragons. On the
9th he addressed a letter to Mr.. Robinson, sta
that the attack on Jones will produce great ex-
element throughout the Territory and on the
Missouri frontier, and urging upon the people of
Kansas the Importance of ferreting out and
printing the assassin to justice also that the at
fair has beer. reported at Washington, and what
ever orders are received will be instantly carried
out. s. Il. ..@.s :. ...,.. 49, 81
q Robinson replied that the attempted assasina
| ton of Jones was universally condemned by I o
could be found ba wond ha ,,a,, o. +. pay
been the nol;cr of tba IS We, na
nromnt obedience to The laws ana officers ~ ,ha
Federal 7oyernment and ss.Iones uas aot;nn hv
anthor;tv of that Govornn,ant an ,ia A.. ~. ~
assanlt tho nernetrotor of tba daod No :
NV - Tho o;,;sars &c -" az
olater of tho laws ene' ~ Aes' .'''AA . ~
nj; ror ntoJ 80 II. 80. It ,Hs - ~.
too dnr;no bic ahsanna W oe'l1'
Col. Sumner returned 70 Fort r ooron,ortb IN
| tho 9TH 2 - 80 " " - ~
Tba K;o,.,,o, !, -, -, =, = 10
site Iawrence and tbs naon,a - ,hs oppo,
CIV anu tne peopie VI tnat place were
Cannon we're in readiness and nicket Guards
posted out at night.
The Republicans CORRESPONDENT saws. The
Committee. in reply to Whitefelds's note STATING
! that he could not attend the Investigation II
Lawrence, said swhen thew concluded there
they would 20 to some Mace where he conld in.
| .roduce Witnesses
| At a meeting held At Westnort IN tho % ;nst.
| resolutions were nassed deny;ne Tho assertion
made 'by the Herald of FreedoTn' that The Mil.
tarv companies were dr;ll;ne IN tbas n,na ,ba
day Jones attemnted 10 make ,rrssts p a. Isn.
renee, thereby showing that the whole affair was
premeditated.
~ l4 y sU.sh;,r+on Move
Thomas Dodoo Ass;s,s,,. r. J., =, .
Patent Office has hasn nno;ntod Sh;af Exa, ,n
ner vice W q Ianadl ap rpS;laa A-A''''''
| Sovar,, ,,no,r;.,as'. ,...:
Washna,op ~ hs pon.' u. whoa,,asa
T,',nsa' ~. ~ oe present a' "nea.ai9 VI
tho pennsv,ra7'i tne e1n,.,ee app l;p os
thor A., 'lA'' '.aee ooii'eh'ion wiz peiio' III
| Mr. Rr .ih,.u,l ~: :,
Nenaa. WV, an VIII oe mere y On SATURDAY vi
l Az st, anu VIII s.op Gay a. nal.lnore.
~ a..enips 70 ee1 up meeting 'o.n'snt los
81 taxing measures 10 protest agains1
" congress s m any case 70 revie" tne
ueeis.ons u Inc Court OF Glalms, proved an EN-
''ie laiiuie.
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