Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04
Mar Yor, Mar %.

~ Ne1 York, Mar 90
TIE 80 MGR 1ilios. from, As.,iftsall. with The
fsfffn-rsr mails III Nav ,th arrived TO-DAY at one
1srl...l she I,r;rys I s0, tt,, IN cold dust. and
SO r1ssxenrerss Ss,e Jeff AspnwaIi May Goth.
Gonnected g me isshmns sitn steamer uoiath
uase. LIE iai.er il'sf passeu s''c eoiueh se
on the ibsn. ncunna s,ssss
Inc prineipaI eensgnees are pfe Is q 90,
3sos ems atg $, q 70, 1os,', Ae., opon-
Tan BANK, l.V,e.o =. aofsa, llV,oVu, "iaiiahi
noEs, II ,oos, u =. 4asp,nsah iup,Vv
ne steamer sseTle 4seseua, isit sah tahcisco
the ON LOT san juan 70 proceed 70 ianama. In
case q disturpanee at mat pfaee, " was runoreu
at San fr ncisco. LOAF large parties OF "eii-afm-
ed men we're gong Gown on Tue doiaeh ''ate 10
asenge the recent oatrages AT Lsnana.
sacramento, April oVth.-ihe hepnohcans
held meeting az sacramento April Spfh, ana
eiecesd delegates to tue fhiiaaiephia convention.
railroad, shows SO killed and 81 wounded. -Four
additional deaths since the accident. Capt
Thomas Nash, OF buiiaio, one OF the wounded IN
the second aeciueht bau diea Oh hisihiuries.
ST Iouisf MAY IL.
Tho Rennb,;can to-day publishes the const;,u.
ton of the State of Descret. recently formed and
ratified nv the neenle nj the General convention
at Salt Lake CITY. on the 9th Of ApriL It's ex.
ceedinnly hr;efand Main. and saws nothing about
slavery announces iree t9,eranon OF an reag
ions and does not refer to foiygamY. memo
RAJ n was aaop.ed ASKING ADMISSION INTO sne onioh
george sihiih ana oonh dasiof were aPpointea
ueiesa'es " PRESENT present. ~ 70 oohs
Washington, May 90.
Gen Lane, of Oregon, was the bearer of a
challenge from Mr.. Brooks to Senator Wilson.
The latter replied that he used the language COM
planned of because he at that time believed, and
now believes it was strictly true, and denounced
the character of the assault on Mr. Sumner. He
also saws that he is no duelist and that he will
, 10. ~ =. ~ - -,
oa.s anu issaeu ,or 80 Nc %u"s ~"
NJ WIN 4hsa',,, CO.. 49, ,bat HE ls,sr
~ Ea',,;na. i s..;sfac
Al ..s.''1.. - n.s -. l.. - 1901 -,
w, ~, = I'll az nha,ianrn
cppf. ID d. - ~ c o,A.s yty:,a.. ,'.'
= $3.50 e -,..
Fittsburg, May 80
One P. NJ. Showing hard here.
pro,.;aonoo Nov so
A. .ho .,,o,s oftha du;n;str =. t;or, NOM.
hove of onr Iesr;s,,trro ON an ;nformol hollot
co. o,,1,.,a For n 6 Sana,or Ianas S;n,
mons received % VOTES, lhomas 4 jerks 10,
and l9 for all Others The caucus refused to go
into n formal ballot, and adjourned until Friday
evening.
81 I,,,;s Nov on
A,e.ter in the Pon,h,;o,, datad Inao,ona
encc the 2etb saws that a;ght nross,orarv sa,
Ito 70 at Pott.wat,.m;e Cal, ~ LII, h..
marty of Free State mon Pana.t sars H.
deed was commtsed hv on nr,o;vsd h, rn1
who have dntnrmined IN wreaL ,e, e.a.,,.. 49,
INV onno,ants to ,ho;r ,;a,.s o. o, r.
an tlo ,rool, hove asi.od Sr,n,no, go,
tect tbcrS.Iyns and ,rnnnt,' So ~ az "
Ianco an nr;ot ~ ,r.ro,,oa Iaas.,,.,t., w.,
Eranl,;n r. G troo,. h. "nu
a.oh rlaco fD 'i's' ''e'' '''''oneu "'
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Cincinnati, May 80.
The Republican State Convention met yestcr-
day at Columbus and appointed delegates to the
Philadelphia National Conventon-three Chase
| and three Fremont. Resolutions were passed
condemnng the Sumner assault, advocating the
immediate admission of Kansas as State with
the Topeka Constitution and declaring Congress
has tuu power to- prohibit slavery in the Terri
tory. The Convention also passed a vote of
thanks to Senator Wade for his recent course
in the Sumner affair, and TO L. D. Campbell for
his resolutions in the House relative to the same
affair.
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THE Earnest nol;I;roi netIe,;no Ener 0ssembgs5 in
the Siate.- Great Euthus;Ss,o and I7,,nuim;tu
r. no
nv, nioonins'on ma, 20
lnc nepuoneaii o'a,e oon'eh.oi 'iie' '.,'s
.ons.l'a,.nS 'nI Ia. ses' P1.''."' gun
et'no e,e' 'ssei.'pieu ~ '.,e o'a'e. was per,
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