Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
VOL. mo. 16.
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cusson on the Central American question en-
sued, Messrs Crittcndcn, Butler and Mason Ia.
king part in it. ..> a
The Central American question was made the
sperial order for Thursday: t-....... . 4. .
The resolution calling for copy Of the list Of
the Naval Retiring Board was adopted
The following bills were introduced:
By MIR. Mace--To repeal the act to promote
the efficiency Of the Navy.
Mr.. Cobb Of Alabama-To extend the time
for the payment of duty on railroad iron.
A motion to reconsider was then adopted by
majority, and on motion of Mr.. Orr the request
for power to send for persons and papers, WAS
referred back to the Committee with instructions
to report the grounds on which the request was
made; and also to consider the proposition of
Mr. Dunn to appoint JAS. ii. Bradley and Sidney
Baxter of Washington, to take dispositions, and
clothed with iuii power TO procure information
with the view OF eciting the truth ou ali contro-
vcrted matters suggested oy Messrs heeuer anu
Whitfield.
Mr.. Orr said that when the Committee reports
the House can select either OF the propositions
The Committee on Elections and Military az
fairs were each authorized to supply Clerk.
The election of Chaplain was indefinitely post
poned by + ma Ority, with the understanding
hat n n
meantime to otliciate alternately.
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s ".a eise, 49," WI .hn dn,;s,ra,;ou uora se.
.oro,, band,od Tho snhiect was tben nos,non.
cd unt;l Monday
The Senate then went into Executive session,
and confirmed large batch of appointments
The Union will soon publish an interesting cor
re. pondencc between Hon. Thos. X. Horton, of
New York, and Hon. Albert Rust, Of Arkansas,
in relation to a letter written by the former, and
published in Northern paper, about the diff
Guilty between Mr. Rust and Mr.. Greedy
The letter was very abusive of Mr. Rust who
demanded retraction of Mr.. Horton OF personal
satisfaction. The retraction will be made in the
colums of the Union
Nrw yonk Feb. 90.
or,oorordonr Of tho Eyo,;no post wr;tes
fror, W,sb;ngton. The FINAL stand which Great
ps;,a;n hos ,el a., ,,non har ,be corstrnct;on of
10 1y,uto, RuIwer treaty ms stimulated the
Cah;n"; ~, " ashineton To- take into ,crIous con.
siderotion the means by which It may upho'u
the construction which they nave heretofore Pu.
forth in vain. nave reason 10 oenc'c ,' ,'a.
two plans, neither Oh tnem hccessa"y NV, e"u s"t,
to war, now occupy their a''eh''o!. 4he s
is to annul the treaty--tne propostioh o':i.u "
| in the Senate by Gen. wilson; the seco,'d Is - :.
Nicaragua, abrogatins the treaty OF iooo;
The U. > Man steamer ueorge Low, WIN ,nc ,ue
mails for the North and south racine 1ceah' .ei
this afternoon Tor Asp'nwaii. she takcs o"'
large number OF passengers LOT |ahlornin'
| WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
| Gov. Shannon will leave direct for Kansas
Immediately on arrival he will change his otlica
residence from Shawnee Mission to Lecompton
the centre Of the difficulties. Orders will be is
sued from the War Department, 10 'oi. sumner
at Fl. Lcavenworth, to hold the troops under hi
command in readiness for any emergency.
There are 800 troops ut Fl. Leayenworth an
400 at Ft Riley, who are to be called out if Cal
cumetanccs dcmandit.
| The Republican Association OF Washingto
| are making strenuous efforts to establish slmils
societies in every town, city and village IN IN
Union. They design also to circulate speech'
and documents on the slavery question and hay
already prepared $4,000 in English and 1000
t in German of the speeches and writings {
n Mcssrs. Seward, Hale and others.
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e noei ouS ,toa, ,D. p ~ Tho a., of Anaust 1874
r .a,i h,,"to -. roJrc. Tho nr;ce of nubl;c Ian
le 9 ao,,, so,.,ers and cut;vors If The first eli
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in Sooond o,aso r, ccnts IL IA I48 ocres.
10y - Sn nants :, s.o 400 acres 4tb class
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in Tr;hrro corrosnopden. understands, Il
~ ,o,r;,hstand;,g The decision of the s,;pre
conr, and the Inclination of the Secretary