Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23


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he Union says - ssch question q ! suspen
non d dipaoassic Intercourse has been beiof,
the eabtnet Our relations with Great Britain n,
certainly delicate. perhaps critical, but the pro
posed sithdnsAi ofour minister n MOI anon,
snc ssi0ence which intimate the deIicacy q
these relations b
The Union further says, we cannot deny tha,
there are serious questions and differences be
tween the two governments.
Jefferson Davis was nominated rs q. s. Seua.
sor Rom Mississippi on first ballot, by majori
" OF IL.
HousE.--Mr. Gingman offered reso,ution
that during the calling of the roll no personal
explanation be In order, and that this rule or that
rule limiting members TO ten minutes in debate,
shall not be suspended, except by the unani-
nous consent of the House. He thought the
House had derogated into mere debating So
ciety. Voting Was more likely to result in an
election than discussion, because the latter serv
I'D 10 inaame parties and fyctions, and thus in.
crease the difficulty The resolution was adop-
ted End the House proceeded to vote.
Banks ~, Richardson So, Fuller 81, Penning.
ton 9, Ohio Campbell3, Porter and Foster, each
!. Necessary to q choice l02.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.
Joseph l.. White, the Counsel Of Transit Co.
the captain Of the Northern Light and Joseph
Fowler, Engineer, we're indicted by the Grand
Jury of the U. S. District Court, on charge of
resisting the United States officers in the dis
charge of their duty ON. board the Northern
Light, The Washington correspondent of the
Times Teiegraphs, it is understood that 2. II.
french VIII leave the country and that Col.
walker VIII soon send native Nicaraguan
as Minister. Minister Wheeler has Withdrawn
his credentials filed with Walkers Govern
ment
The stories about cabinet proposition Or de-
termination to Withdraw our Minister from Lon.
don because at Great Britain's failure to recall
MT. Champion, are utterly base. The President
does not propose to make any war yet.
The Washington correspondent Of the Herald
states that the rumor Of Secretary Davis cleo
ton to United States Senate Is confirmed. he
contemplates resigning his seat in the Cabi.
net.
A letter from Manila to Elwood Walter states
that 290 coolies were murdered on board the
ship Waverly. Iseems that the slight mut;ny
OF the Coolies had been effectually quailed
after the firing Of few shots and the killing
OF two or three of the leaders. The remain
der having retreated below the matches
being fastened down upon them. Subsequently
owing to circumstances from the agent of the
vessel the matches were removed when i, was
found that 900 of them were dead, part of them
as was proved on examination, had been scalded
by hot water, which had been poured down the
hatch way by order Of Captain Frsnh. The
officers Of the ship are in prison waiting judi
clal examination.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.
New Orleans papers from Wednesday to Sat
urday last week, came to hand this morning.
Also Mexican papers to the 9Th inst. Latter
declare the present Government is more inquis-
itoriai than ever. number of journals had
been obliged to abandon or suspend publication
and several editors had been seized
and thrown into prison.
Dogoilaao In Gumayuanto and Uraguinzirra
Goste are in armed opposition to Commonfort's
government. Gen Vidauri is Strengthening
himself for future movements He is taking
care to secure an abundance of men, arms, anu
nitions and provisions.