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

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MI ~ s AsnS0res, April g.
I'll SrxAfE--Nr BfOru argpcd that tho right
= sovereignty over over he Territories had g
y been delegated to Cousree. He said hsshoul
"a always vOse for the adninion of my State vii
y sufficient population 10 eutitle Il TO one repFs
6 sentative TO Congress without iHQufrng whethc
2 its Constitution pernittxa or sxcsuded slavery
Ar Ssewnst moved 70 take sp tha River IN
= Harb0r bill Rejected. sssssss
Nr Bell, Of Iennessee, defended Lieut. Nanf
from The derogatory Alin6i0ns Implied III the ae
!. tion Of the Navy Beard
Z HoUsE-Nr Reday a1ked qnestions acf II
! Compben in regard . what the letter had Ell.
a Hamilton about TIE Southern Americans AMI
: ths Speakershin 9sss Ssss7 s6'sss sfssss4 Il
MrC. replied, 10 formal proposition was mad,
I BY members Of thar parry, but Il was mggsseet
II to him privately BY parsons mot pretending Il
q represent, if he would consent 10 indor,e .,hi
a 18th sectien Of the Philadelphia platform thu
probability was, he would ACQUIRE strength from
the Speakership from that nuarter. sosssasa !.
Il Mr.. Morgan objected 10 further examination
y Of the Senate's bill to remit euties ON roods
4 wares and merchandise DESTROYED 81 src. sFE'
q The House reccnsidereJ the action oye,fuI;ne
make an appropriation. and was therefore mot Il.
ouired to be referred to the Committee of the
4 Whole The decision Of the Chair was then sus.
i tanned BY so raiosfty. and After 4, rnanecessf,l
motion to make the bill the special order. Il was
sent to the Comn,itte Of the Whole on the Snte
sof the Union. S
i The Senate bill amerdatory of the act estab
fishing the Circuit Court If Cstfofnia va - saea
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ssaf 94l taz4 81 Nrw YoRx. April %.
/ A dispatch from Washington saws that III.
i Gladstone's statement In the British House Of
4. .Commons respecting MI ,BelPs particular in.
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t;n,at;on ~ Ier palnetstor 4; no,rar hs sssa S.,
the sentiment of Erolishmen ia orowi,, fsvoro.l
ble to the side Of the United stetes in onr CON.
| troyerses.
/ No correspondence had taken Mace concern.
| ing the enlistments. and NO notice had Sbeen
piven ofintention 10 answer the dernand of o,,r
Government. ,tss5g g !, .ssI'
letter. from Kansas C;tv of AMI 17tb .o,s
| Iarrived here On Sunday evening last at The
same time With Messrs. Howard and sherman
| of the Congress Investigating Committed who
are still here waiting for M. Oliver. That GEN.
| tleman is still defining his present nosition To
His constituents. They will leave TO-DAY FIR
Lawrence. where the commission win have ita
head-ouarters. iustead Of Leayenworth. 8.
| A marty of Georpians about 80 IN nnmher. or,
rived hero Yesterday. 40 persons arrived from
Rhode Island. and i8f) from Ohio Emipration
from the East averages about one hundred daiIy
land abont that number come ;weeklv from
Southern States.
Gov. Reeder has been visiting I,eaven,w,ortb. ,,r
and leaves here today for Lawrence ssTsssi =
An imposing call for ! pubfc meeting NJ the
Tabernacle to.merrow night. siened by soOO or
5000 nersons has heen issnei nv tho Rannbl;c.
ans. Senator's Harlan and Fessenden. Lieut.
Gov, RAYMOND. Saml. Galloway. M. C.' David
Wilmot and others are exnected tn address the
meeting. q
Robt. Kelley. one of our most worthy and es.
teemed cii ems. died Yesterday. He was Chair,
man of the lemocIatic Soft She'll General Com.
.mittee, City chamberlain, and Regent Of. the 4
University His disease was gout in the stonl.
ach. The flags of the City and Tannany Halls
were at half mast in consequence of his death.
Mr.. Kelley was one of the delegates at large to
the Cincinnati Convention, for the Soft Shells.
{ The French Minister, ~. Sartiges, will shortly
return to his diplomatic functions in this city, ]
the rumored change IN the French Legation be-
ing unfounded -f5 '4Sets 800 2s$la =
The Crystal Palace is advertised for sale at
aucu el uon an the z2d OF May. -; -.
No news of the California steamer 1llino:s, now
due.
E clt washington Anr;l %
A large corresnondence Il n 6rooress hetwpenn
the Postmaster, General and the Psnam. Rail.
road ralat;no n tho cor,,ane,t;on e., carrv;no
the mails across the Isrhmns
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Eas Baltimore, April 2sth.
1 New Orleans papers OF Monday last we're re-
ceived here to-day;
The Delta states that by the recent sinking OF
tue steamooat Cupa on the Alaoama hiver, SIX
teen persons were known to be lost. and it was
believed that many NOR. more perlshed. The accl
dent occurred at night when all the passengers
were asleep. "
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