Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07


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inp it was daily received, and it was important
that the President should be left free to exer-
else his discretion in this delicate matter. -
Mr., Douglas believed that the G. and B. treaty
was being VIOLATED every day by Great Britain,
and he4 thought something ought to be done
about it. He thought the present government of
Nicaragua legitimate or as much SO as the other
existing government of Central America. ,isasa
It was the firmest and most stable government
there had been since the throwing off of the
Spanish yoke, and, SO far as he knew, Justice
YVES more impartiaIly administered, and the rights
| of men and property more sacredly guarded and
protected, under the existing government than
under any previous one, nor was it any objection
| in his mind, that an American by birth was in
command of the Nicaraguan army.
| Nicaragua has as much right to become the
asylum Of emierants from thiscountry as we have
| to receive European emigrants. She had as
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i Washington, May 2.
Major Hussey called on the Secretary of State
to-day and delivered the dispatches which he
brought from our Minister at Granada. He also
gave Secretary Marcy full account OF the diff
culties that exist IN Central America. A good
deal Of excitement was produced and still exists
in and out OF the administration whether they
4 1 M 20 .ake lmIneala'e acuon on TINS suoleE1
AAe e.ea'eu ealA
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ennens VIZ saas p.oPS anu posei'e ao'ig'i ~
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.'is was thei.i.
VIVA. ooulse s.le wiz pursue En- IA
Iesalu W le.Is ..'i:er IN pMce :, VI ooi.
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WI. us 80 $50 Gu 'c..o:., n..-:. - ~
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fIonclas deIeoote 20 the Democratic National
C,rSant;en &c g'N1, - s1 1 "i'
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sar New York, May 2. 6
private letter from Panama, dated the 9th,
states that among the arrivals Mt that port was
the ship Daylight, in tow of the steamship
Cortes, from San, whence they made their es-
I On yn sh; Eantu. v n ~ tho p,ao. r
sil sns sup m, ahu .ne - D ''.h oall.
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ane eIuss, I se Ds 'nas go.sinnleh. "
Gu. 90 - "N .l.os
oa,a =. and has inst ref1sed cn.nnera.;on -' w;,h
Guatemala, in the league with Honduras and
Costa Rica This State countermanded the sup
y ply Of arms and men to Honduras and disband.
ed its army. ~ s5s
Il w.su,Sorox Nav o I,
There is no doubt but that the Government,
> will take prompt measures relative to the out
I RACES at Panama. The Secretary of the Nav,
) supposed that the sloop St. Mary is by this time
under the instructions of her orderly for cruise
1 hut au additional vessel of war will be dispatch
ed from the Atlantic coast. As the Orders have
} not been yet issued it is highly probable that
commissioner VIII be sent there to ascertain The
iacts OF the case.
Il Boston, May 3
/ / A prize fight came off yesterday noon nea
Meolord, between Nea rrlce, OF Lonuon, anu
r man named Colbert, from New York, for purs'
81 hnnrs Roth nart;es were ssvs,eIv heateI
and Hind and .ha;r friends senoratad 1Sen fsa
inn = fatal termination If the foht oont;nued.
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nrda LUG "DETAILS of Max;ca5 news - oad ~ nj;
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found quiet.
Hon. fierre Soule mas consented 70 ADDRESS
the citizens OF N. v. on oentrai American cues
ton. he expresses great sympathy WIN " aiker
sizS .s3 New York, May 1. &
: hon. osden Ho1man, recently j, sAttorney
ten OF the state and one OF our most d'stll
ed lawyers, dled TINS afternoon a1ter SNORT IL
ness.
: z38 Alton, May 2.
! The Kansas and Alton committees have just