The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
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The Emptrs Cisy ysarFtsed hss n'Ess 80 A-'
vaina daees - ahe 9Th. 4.
The Illinois wsnt ashc-e On Color sno ~ ~.
but got o6 without r.sseh diiicnlty Wih -
ance She was but litsie dAmsgcd. Sne wou'
I | urobably leave Havana On the 2nth. wish oss
II lniliion and half il gold. ua4
California news y unimportant. Sever
large Kres in the i0terior.
By the arrival Of schooner q tn's Pors
II learn that revolution has broken oni ~ -
tan. Nearly the whole State Y IN arms, ~ ~
The revolutionists, Who are composer si ~. ~
radical party, are every where successful
fthe schooner left the Governor was iaatshln
against Oampeachy vish l5O0 men. bsa.s
aas New Orlesne, S+p.rl.
Cannon were fired here 70 day and there xs
a mass Celebration 10 memory OF General Lopez
The weather is pleasant. Our citizens arc ~
turning from their summer tours.
Il Warrington, Arg, 81.
i Additional troops have been ordered % Nan
eas 10 replace those 10 b dispatched 20 usan
II il probable that additional troops WIN %
ordered from Florida.
Col. Summers command il now returning IRON
the expedition againat the Cheyenne ina'ahs' y
also ordsredt0 KansAs.
New York, Sept !.
The steamer Star OF the West leaves on Satnr'
| day for Aspinwall with the California mall ~
place Of the Illinois.
Further partieulsrs from California BY the
1 Empire City at New Orleans. Political AFFAIRS
we're the chief topic. The weather had been
good, and the news from the crops excetens:- y. :,
The towns Of st Louis and Michigan Ohns
had been destroyed BY IRE.
There il nothing Of interest from oeh'rai
America.
for Hamburg, with ll6 passengers ana ss''oOO
in specie. A -
There is no signs Of he Vanderbilt Al I. NJ.
q ,a 4 Elmyra, Sep. |.
Over 100 horses are entered for the Fair
The grand cavalcade Of al the horses on exni-
bition is now progressing and y led .! fi0fa
Temple, Lancet and Jack Rossiter.
Buffalo, Sep. l. \
TIE run which commenced on the Banks IN
this city yesterday has entirely ceased. y WAS
confined principally to holders OF small o.lis
and not in the least to the business community
The whole amount Of gold drawn from all the
Banks does not exceed $4,000. The banks
anticipating further drafts upon their specie
to-day. ordered large amount Of gold from
the east. 1t arrived BY Express during the
night, and this morning there Is more gold n
their vaults than there ever was in the city at
any one time before. t t
The Savings Banks received during the panic
yesterday $4,000 on deposite.
Port Au Burque, Aug. 81.
The steamship City Of Toronto, from Liver.
pool for Montreal, sunk on shore on the night
Of the 18th inst, opposite Forten, in the Straits
Of Belle Isle-weather foggy and wind ahead
no lives lost She had ten feet Of water IN hfr.
Two hundred packages Of dry goods had been
saved. which, with the remainder OF the wreck
ed goods and vessel, will be takcnto Forten.
Washington, Sep l.
The Secretary Of State, Treasury and Navy,
with their families and other officials, Gen.
Ward Burnett and several members Of the
press, attended the wedding Of the Hon. Hiram
Walbridge to-day.
Richmond, Va, Sep.. i.
The Presbyterian Convention i still debating
the resolution for the establishment Of gen
eral synod. 1t is expected to adjourn to morrow
sine die. 4A+5
Sandusky, Sept. !.
The Mail Train on the Mad River Road, due
here at this evening, ran Oft the track ut Cas-
tala Mills. August +. Rumrell, editor Of the
Intelligence Blatt, of this city, Edward Ross,
baggage master, Thomas C8ssett, train hoy,
were instantly killed. Benham Express Mes
senger--Mr. Belfast Mail Agent, injured, but
not fatally; cause detective rail.
Boston, Sept. /.
The Hide and Leather Banking Company was
organized to-day by the choice Of Directors and
the election Of Lee Clallin as President, and
John N. March as Cashier: The Bank is ex-
pected TO 60 into operation early in October.
Providence, X. T., Sept. Let.
Samuel Cox Of Ohio, delivered the address be-
fore the Alumni Of Brown University to-day, it
being commencement day. The exercises were
well tended and passed of satisfactorily.
B. +. Thomas of Worcester. Massachusetts,,
was elected President of the Phi Beta Kappa
Society. slsH
sy, Montpelier, Sept. lst.
Vote small at the election to-day. Returns
to hand show Keyes Rep. majority; 81 towns
elect 30 Republicans and one Democrat to
the Legislature. A Democratic gain of one.
New York, Sep. ..
The steamship Vanderbilt, with three days
later news from Europe, will be up about two
o'clock,
@ " = Louisville, Sep l
National Agricultural Exhibition, I'd day
| The exhibition Of Durham stock il pronounced
unexcclled. Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana stocb
took all the prizes awarded to day. Attend
ance is large, and the weather delightful. An
| intense interest is manifested by the most cele-
brated stock breeders in the country who were
present. 80
Cincinnati. Sep ?.
/ The deposit and discount bank OF Hatch and
Langdon suspended this morning; had large
number Of small dcpositors; they ars involved
in the failure Of Beebe 4 Co., n. Y. Consider
able excitement prevails.
New York, Sept. ..
Mr. Van Blaircum, the detaultng teller o
the Mechanics Banking Association, states thai
the missing money had been paid to parties wht
have been allowed to overdraw their accounts
and has passed over to the officers large rum
Der Of notes received in return for such. TIT
case has consequently assumed the lecture o
u mere breach Of trust, and Van b. has beer
discharged from custody.
4l Augusta, Sept. 2.
The Revenue cutter Lansing was struck b.
lightning Of Tydee on Monday morning, whic
shivered the fore top mast, top sail head, for
mast, fore gaf, then passing into the hail. tn
decks we're spread with fragments She wa
momentarily sheet Of flames, hut the fire va
subdued. No one was killed, but several pei
sons were stunned.
The Baptist Central Association OF Georcia
at recent meeting in Morgan County. rep,
dated the action Of the American Tract Societ
/ in regard to slavery, and recommended III
withdrawal Of their patronage from, and dis
T countenancing the efforts Of, the agents, VII
/ were raising funds BY colportenrs for the sa
! Of works, until the society retraced their reccl
act and 70 back to their former silence on Il
subject Of slavery.
4 Sandy Hook, Sept. ?.
/ The steamship Vanderbilt, from Havre ar
0 Southampton, asd ult., has just arrived OIL u
e point BY this arrival We have important .
q vices from India. Gen. Barnard and Sir Hem
4 Lawrence were dead. The Europeans at Tx,
i anedase had been massacred, and that pla
a recapitulated. More English troops had arriv,
y at Calcutta. The rebels had been defeated
a three engagements.
j. The steamer Transit had been lost in &
n Straghts Of Sunda.-The crew and troops
board were saved.
Dubuque, Aug. 81.
Y The ST. Paul Times Of the a9.h says the &C
4 ference committee appointed BY the two win
.s Of the Convention TO. unite npon Constituti
oI ~. -. - C.a,a ~ M;nonsnta n..lc /. ,nr,