Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

W.salxsTox, IAN 10.

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SENATE
S~rerai u,etporiafs from naval 0ahcefs COM
Y,raininp 81 INJURIES ID then, blythe naval retiring
board. were presented and M. Rrodhead con-
CURED With the Secretary cf the Navy. tnat
remedy nav he afforded in cases where errors
Of Judgment have deprived the country OF the
services Of meritosious othcers he trusted tna-
,sa cor,,nitte on naval affairs would give the
s,,t,;ect the consideration its importance mer- ]
tied
Mr. Mason said the services of competent ana
Gallant officers Of Virginia had been dispensed
with by the navy board. The innocent had
been confounded with the guilty.
NJ. Hale denounced .he bin As utterly abhor-s
rent to every principle Of justice.
The subject Was passed over informally. ana
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Al one o'clock A. NJ, Mr.. Paine made an inef-
fectua motion to place Smith Of Alabama. tenn
porarily in the Chair till Speaker be elected
discussion involving the merits Of Know koff'-
ism. Catholics and other subjects, ensued.
Two additional votef were had the last one
steod for Banks ss, Richardson 81, Fuller, ~,
Pennington 6, scattering {.
Motion to adjourn with much confusion fol-
lowed Winsiow moved an adjournment.
A recrimination discussion ensued as to which
marty belonged the responsibility of the non-or-
ganization Of the House, at the close OF which,
at half past s, the House adjourned to Friday by
10 majority.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent tel
| crrapbs that decisive step has been taken reia-
tive to British enlistments. The long cores
pondence on the subject between the two Gov
| ernments has been closed by an elaborate ana
conclusive dispatch to Mr.. Buchanan, sent last
| Saturday, requiring tho British Government to
recall Mr. Champion, or naming the alternative
| of the Administration giving him his passports.
/ The same paper signifies distinctly the revoca-
| ton of the exeqnaturs OF Consul Barclay, at
| New York Matthew, at Philadelphia, and Ricroft
| at Cincinnati, we're implicated in the enlistment.
The Star OF the West was detained yesterday
| by order of the Government, in consequence OF
a rllsor that large party of flibusters were on
/ board After search by the q. S. Marshal and
the arrest of five passengers the steamer Wss
permitted to depart.
ALTnN, JAN TO-
The freight train coming to this city, this A.
| M. on the Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, when
about fifteen Niles east of this city ran off the
track, instantly killing King the engieeer, Yves
ley Davis, the fireman, and John Thorriston, an
engineer from Dunkirk, New York. J. H. Bates
| and Doak hog droyers, from Dacrtur, Macon
/ Co, and Conductor Wyman jumped eff and es.
| capped The accident occurred by the breaking
| of wheel of the locomotive. The bodies have
been brought to this city and an inquest will be
| held on them tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The Agricultural Convention was largely at
1 tended this A. NJ.
/ President Wilder withdraw his preferred resig
nation.
The invitation of Mayor Conrad, of Philadcl
| phia. to hold the next annual exhibition in that
city, was accepted.
The President read a series of resolutions
adopted by the Legislature Of Illinois, asking
Congress to donate each State an amount OF
land, not less than five thousand dollars in value
for the establishment of Industrial Universities
The subject war referred to committee
The executive committee was authorized to
take such steps for the domestcation of Rocky
Mountain sheep as might be deemed expedient
A resolution providing for the importation o.
seed wheat was adopted. Adjourned till to-mor
row.
NEW York, Jan. 10.
The following are the names of five men ar
rested BY the Marshal Lieut.. Kncass, Captain
Mace, Chas. Smith, JOS Perkins, VIM Bell ant
three others whose names were embraced IN the
warrant of arrest, could not be found all the par
ties arrested had tickets which was also found tC
be the case with all on board. The arrested par
ties strongly protested against removal from the
steamer Capt. Mace,it will be recollected was
passenger on the Northern Light
warrant was then issued for his arrest, bu
up to Yesterday he was not to be found Lieut.
Kneass was one of the principal witnesses in the
Kinney trial Capt Mace and Lieut.. Kneass were
ordered to give bail in the sum of $4,000 each
and Smith, Price and Wells in the sum of $500
each. A bench warrant has been issued for the
arrest of Parker and French
New YORK; Jan. 10.
Advices from Cape Hoyten, to Dec. oath, an
nounced that nearly the whole male population
had been marched off to Join Souloques army,
| which was reported to be 10000 strong, and to
| be marching agninst Saint Jose.
The edict of the Emperor, discountenancine
the cutting of mahogany. was strictly enforced.
Provisions were dull.
/ Four American vessels were left there, among
them the brig P. W. Parker, eight and a hall
DAYS from New York.
..~ WASHINGTON, Jan 10.
Lord John Russell, in January 1863, wrote to
Mr.. Champion a letter declaring that the British
Government intended to adhere strictly to the
treaty of Washington, April 10th, 1850, and not
assume any sovereignty, direct, in Central Amer
lea.
Mr.. Champion having knowledge that tram
script of that letter is on file in the State De
partment, has Induced the Senate to request the
President to furnish copy.
I A diplomatic dinner took place at the Presi-
dents house tonight. Mr.. Champion and Marco
leto were invited, with the attaches of their re-
spectve legislatures.
! Washington Intelligence.
Rerolution in Nicaragua |FaIker likely to be
ogerthromu- Var Message from the President