Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

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reports the D. s. sfoop f-war jamestown was
anchor Of Red Island on Friday. The steam
! shipa Boston and Philadelphia, since arrive
here do not report her. II IL stated that Sd
Waiting in the Bay for the Minnesota 10 el
change her supplies.
Boston, June /.
The Daily Bee, K. N. dominates this mornin
n. r. Banks Tor Governor Of this State.
Quebec, June ].
The steamer Cameo went ashore AZ 40 mile
4 below thia city at one O'Clock this morning. !
steam tug has gone to her assistance.
Oswego, June /.
Flour dull and unchanged; wheat quiet, cor,
lower and better; demand chiefly to freight boat
up At soc; freights dull -four IS and wheat s
/ to New York.
st. Louis, June /.
! Kansas letters to the Daily Republican says
that the Convention resulted in the NOMINATION
OF Calvin Jones and A. G. Boiling to represent
Douglass county in The Constitutional Conyen-
ton.
RESOLUTIONS were prepared by Col. Beaverton
and offered by southern pro -slavery man, ia
king strong democratic ground. Adopted.
Gov. Walker, Senator Wilson, Gov. Robin
son, and others, spoke at Lawrence on Tuesday
Walkers remarks we're received with applause
Gov. Walker reached Lecompton Wednesday
and read his inaugural, which reviews the action
| OF the Free State men, and declares that the
territorial laws shall be enforced aid the posi-.
ton already taken be maintained by the whole
power OF the government The governor pied.
ges to use every endeavor to have the Consti-
tuition submitted to the people for ratification.
Lecompte, May %.
Gov. Walker arrived here yesterday, he was
received very quietly. His inaugural is a very
lengthy document. 1t declares that the terrific
rial laws shall be enforced, and crticses tine ac-
ton OF the free State men. Gov. W. passed
Lawrence OH his way here and assured the peo-
pie Tiers that every thing would be fair.
At the nomination Convention, to be held for
the election Of candidate for Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention, Surveyor-General,
Mr.. Calhoun Jones, of Union, and man named
Bowling, alleged pro-slavery men, were nonina-
ted.
Washington, June l.
The Government has received no official &C.
count of the Ohio fugitive slave case.
The Secretary of the Interior has reported to
the U. S. Marshall by telegraph as follows: con-
suit district attorney to execute the law. The
President expects you to do your duty, and he
will do his
Major McCulloch, who is here, has been again
rendered the Governorship of Utah.
A court maatal has been convened in Texas,
which found Maj. Giles Porter, commander at
Ft. Brown, guilty Of the charge of conduct to
the prejudice of good order and military disci
pine by drunkenness, and sentenced him to be
dismissed from the service, but taking consid.
Grafton OF intrmity of age and 40 years of hon.
orable SERVICES the President has, on recon-
mendation of the court, mtigated the sentence
to suspension one year from rank and paw
Halifax, June |. |
The steamship Circassian from Portland, May
80 arrived here at 9 A. NJ, and will sail at noon |
for Liverpool via st. Johns. The weather is |
calm.
Boston, June l.
Gov. Gardiner has declined to remove Judge |
Lorraine in conformity with the address of the |
Mass. Legislature.
Lieut.. Albert Alman of the U. S. Navy, died |
suddenly of apoplexy on the frigate Cumberland |
He was about 80 years of age, and native of
Va.
@ Quebec June |.
The Canadian steamship Canadian, from Liv- |
erpool, at an early hour. May 20, has arrived |
at REVERE de Loupe en- route for this port and |
Montreal. Her advices are later than those by |
the Arabia at New York.
The Europa from Boston, May 6, via Halifax,
arrived at Liverpool 18th.
The City of Washington was to sail for New
York the same day with the Canadian.
GREAT BRITAlN.-The British news is of an
lnmportant characterize movements Of inter-
est had taken place in Parliament
The Manchester market was dull, but without
,hange in prices.
Birmingham market steady with good Amer
can demand, and manufacturers were slightly
better. -
The Irish Linen market heavy.
FRANcE.-Paris letter writer's report the dis
'ount market easier with better supply of mo-
ley on the bourse. Considerable specie was
lue at Paris from Russia
!. 1t is rumorcd that the Bank of France has
made new contract for supply of gold.
The silk market remained in state of sus-
'ense, but nothing unfavorable had transpired.
from Naples the accounts were good, and from
uncertain.
SwIrzERLAND.-The Neufchatel difficulty had
zen finally settled, all the parties agreeing upon
he terms.
sPAIs.-It is reported from Madrid that an
interview between the Mexican ambassador and
he Spanish foreign minister, the basis of an ar
angement of the Mexican difficulty was made.
The Spanish squadron remained off Cadiz
The new Danish ministry are apparently anne
Grating the Hostein difficulty.
The Danubian principally have asked the
treat Powers to occupy the Danuban principal
les with military force, but the Powers refuse
SYR1A.-There has been an engagement at c
damascus between the Turks and the revolted
.rabs.
PERsIA-The British treaty of peace with
ersia was ratified at Teheran on the Goth of | (
,pril.
CHINA AND IND1A.-Dctails of the previously
slegraphed news from China and India are pub
shed. They ARE entirely confrmatory Of the t
revious accounts, and contain nothing new Of e
No further operations have taken place at I
anton.
LIVERPOOL MARKErs.-Br eadstuffs-the mar i
ct is generally steady; wheat club firm, prices t
howing no change since the. previous Friday
our quiet, no change. Corn steady and six S
ence higher. The Liverpool provision market
ull: the various articles were slow of sale, but
rces unaltered.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-The newspaper re. $
orts quote the msney markets generally I'M t
hanged. Consols for money 9Ssa935.
Cleveland, May 20. t
SEVENTH DAY-P NJ. SESSION. t
Mr.. Painter, of Tenn, offered substitute for 6
he report of the Committee on the Slavery me-
lorals: +
Resolved, That the Constitutional Presbyteri-
n Church will not allow any of her preachers to
reach in slaveholding States without being sub.
,ct to annual reproofs and admonitions from
he General Assembly.
He said, 1--WE wish to know what Assembly 8
going to be embarrassed by continual admo
itions from the North. If it is the intention
t the North to say they will have nothing to
o with you, it is best to adopt this resolution at
nee. ..
Postponed indefinitely.
The approval of the Synodical Records Of Mis-
issippi was postponed.
The report of the Central American Educa
ional Society was read
The consideration of the report of the Educa,
ional Committee was concluded and the report
dopted.
The Standing Committee on Education report
d the approval of the Ashmun Institute.
Mr.. Carrier, of Ohio, presented another substi.
ute for the report of the Committee on Slavery
Memorials, calling on the Presbytery Of Lexing-
on to rectify their position sustaining slave
holding.
EIGHTH DAY-A. N. SESSION.
The Committee on Church Polity reported in
avor of correspondence with the Reformed
md Associate Reformed Churches.
Carriers substitute came up.
Mr.. Cleland, of Kentucky, read a document
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