The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-18
NV Yoek. Nov. 11


%IZ&~&,0 e. UNIONS OIL tN4
lT wy 80 sPRss,14g ~ R.an2lnI sExsass,
Manufacturers Bank, Maachesssr. Coon.. ven
both thrown ont - ~ By shn- lasssopclissn
5socks - the second Board we're arm With I
iariaer advance. No. 81 7l1: I. C. bonds 80;
llea1.tee 49, (s-Hvs 1'sionao.s 49,
III - l9k;.x. y. 9. 1sl Lacrosse = Nh
Ell; ~ Y. 5d;; 4. @. ~; CIevsishd aDd Tojelo
~; "a. aa6A 4. 744. Gal. aDd CHI n.
Inc COMM otsadl snip Adfiafic mas gone 10
ssa on lisf ssiSftsfp she Vim probably reshsn
on Monday il her machinery works s~siagscsoei.
Z. she viz lsAve for Liverpool % tle sotA 81
gtfru4rnn hax - MI s.. Louss, New. IL,
Bill 10 sustain the credit Of ~ Ssste 80
before Legislature yeesssdAy. Tbs bill provides
foF Mil AK alse 70 collect the per cent fsnd
claimed ~ ~ STATE from Tho United stAlss.
II Washington, Nov. ~.
General Cass to-day received . letter from
Judge Rckels, Chief Justice 81 Utah. Who il on
the way to that territory beyond II. Lawrence.
stating that an express had arrived. bringing ID.
telligencs Of IN attack on the U. 3. Quarter
Masters train BY the Mormons, ia which 70
army wagons. with their contents, were des.
.e..s. New York. Nov. IL.
The Arabia brings 800, 900 IN specie.
Among her passengers i Sir John Ousley, the
newly appointed British minister 70 Central
J. B. Roberts the American tr.sedi.u H..
been playing highly successful engagement 4
London, Oct. si.-The funds Il; yrcs.erday YER,
exceedingly 6fm closing Il 81 advance of !
under the Influence Of the American alvices By
the steamer Fulton "a ~ m ~ ri q I
The failures announced yesterday are Jno.
HALEY 4 Co, in the N. Y. and Canada trade,
and J. jeffrey Co., insurance brokers. Both
failures were caused BY the non receipt OF re-
mittances from America.
IL ia confidently believed in Business circles
that the financial crisis has passed.
New Orleans, Nov17.
Sugar ~ dull and has declined half 4 cent to
one cent. Mess pork at el5@2O. Whisky 20c.
The steamer Dick Keys, which took Walker
from the mail boat IN Mobile Bay, has returned,
having placed the fllibusfers on Walkers
steamer, Fashion, which sailed for Nicaragua.
The whole force consists Of about 400 men, with
1000 stand OF arms and large quantity Of mu-
nitions and provisions, sufficient for three Or
four months. III. 8.@..E
u is rumofed that the Granada is detained
at quarantine.
44l. New York, Nov Is.
private despatch to the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, from New Orleans announces
that the steamship Sc. Louis from AspnwaH.
with Two weeks later dates from California, left
Havana for New York on the 10th inst. with
one million in specie.
jackson, Miss, Nav IL.
Hon. A. 9. Brown has been re-non,;nsted by
The Democrats for U. g. Senator.
Louisville, Nov. IL.
s. P. Dick + Co.'S Tobacco Factory burned
Today, fully insured, principally on eastern
offices. w
q ss New Osleans, Nov. IL.
Inc steamship Granada is now coming up
With over hall million in specie.
Walker and his men were transferred from |
ne Mobile mail boat to the steamer in waiting |
Mobile Bay with another supply Of arms and |
The ilbuster steamer immedi-
ately steamed down the bay.
Y Walker il considered fairly of.
Nothing heard OF the Fashion Some think
ne has gone for the Texas regiment.
Albany, Nov. ~.
!. Trains are now leaving regularly for the
' est on the New York Central Railroad. They
9 at present by the old road, between Syra-
use aud Rochester, with but little detention.
New York, Nov. IL.
The steamship Cahawaba, which sailed to-
ay for New Orleans and Havana, took $780,
90 in spec.e for New Orleans, and $l0O, 900 for
avana.
Washington, Nov IL.
A. about o'clock this morning two news
aper Offices and five stores in the village Of
ulpepper weae destroyed by Are. Loss $50
%.
Bridgeport, Nov L.
The steam boiler on the Plumbing establish
ent OF Mr.. Wheeler Beers, corner OF Wa.
y and Gilbert streets, exploded shortly after
bon to-day. The second story was occupied
MT. Beers himself. and the upper story by
r. Henry Wales, as a coffee and spice store.
be building is q complete wreck Although
20 boys were IN the building at the time Of
e explosion no lives were lost The rest Of
e hands were at dinner. portion Of the
alis and roof Of a billiard saloon adjoining
ere smashed IN, destroying the tables, &c.
~ Philadelphia, Oct L. :
5000 unemployed persons met III Indepen- !
nee Square this p. IN. The meeting was quite
DERBY The eakers generally advising sup
rt OF law and order. A reporter of Forneys
ess being called on recommended the seeking
work instead Of idling at meetings, aud tax. :.
any price 10 preference TO starving, and was
oaned, while the declaration Of another spea-
T that he would die rather than work under 6
ice, was received with applause q
Washington, Nov. IA. ~
It has been ascertained that Great Britain
never recognized the jurisdiction Of Co.'S :
Rica over the river San Juan or the river 9
ansit Route. All she desires s that Costa q
- shall have the right Of navigation for the :
port 81 her produce by the river--the from
rs TO DC settled by free negotiations between 9
} two Governments. None Of the contracts Il
grants made BY Costa Rica respecting The
ansit Route are sanctioned or approved Of !
Great Britain.
Cincinnati, Nov. IA. n
special convention Of delegates from the n
rious Annual Conferences or ma Na,hod,ss / \
otestant Church north and vest has been II ! d
sion here fer several days. No important G
ION taken until Yesterday, when the following ri
'ort was adopted: !,
y hereas: We have received satisfactory in. d
nation that entire freedom OF discussion an a
subject Of slavery canno. be enioyed l.
achourg, and whereas, we do not feel under
igauoa 70 meet our Southern brethren unor o
O'her grounds than terms Of equality, y -. q
resolved, That il Is inc pc dieus and nnn. 7
ior the representatives or the nor.h 90 X
! 70 attend the Generas; Conferences Il lynch. i
- ~ ss" = secure redress Of the griev. y
9 which We suffer. h''0' q
sae afternoon session Q memoria, - i
~ up 70 the General Conference, which saws
40 - our earnest desire to perpetustc 4 union
the sseneral Association, but We must II |
istian frankness state that insurer, ble i'm. %
imenss prevent the continuance Of ! union.
trainc IN slaves or = voluntary holding Of a
es conflicts with the rights Of humanity: that s,
regard as the hounden duty Of eli ministers / 4,
members OF the Church 10 oppose the above j,
ctlces, and that the word white be ..trncI i "
. the constitution. !.
ne memorial was adopted. ss =.
ne Convention will probably adjourn to-day. q
-. New Orleans, Nov. Is. =
nc husband Of Mrs. Woodman. the herein. q
'ne New York Hotel case, has sued for I %
he Granada's mails have just arrived. The a.
=. detained at Quarantine on account Of
Nv fever. tul
e Saint Louis takes forward over ! million
reasure.
he news from, California. i. n,,,,.. col