The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02
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n si0ner'e Once, corner NaoDau ann Uc0af SsTeQeA
III ana deAp1nd work-tkee thsy wast ~ - ~
. sussd cd put %, and nsss have broad hsftFs
y p noros morning l.ls rtpa4 ssiass !.
wi ariafs ~ ha M = Pistsbnrs. Nqv. &sl
he ]. This morning about Z o'eio-x ne passen4ei
- trains on The Coundlesville r. r., came p -
T. lision about mile from McKccspots. pafs
= enger By tis name ef Scott wAs ssrissay y 4os
psl fatally injured. Several others also hurt
4 ssafmas+ ssa asss3 Csncin nrsi, Nov. a.
! Private dispatches In he Commercial give
= some particulars Of the burniRg Of the steamer
\ Rainbow. There were 347 passengers aooAsd.
II including large number ot coal Ooas men pm
4 decks the 6se b suppossd TO have hesn the sofk
Of m incsadiary; aiasibated 20 deck passenEefs
- The total number Of passengers lost y cSi-
mated 1t IS. Al soon as the fire was 0se0v-
cred, the boat vas run ashore, where soe es.s w
! ed 70 the waters edge. The wind blsvA AsoH
!. gats, and ina few minutes after the hre broke
. out the boat was enveloped in flames.
The steamer Minnehaha, from New OfieA4ss.
J had brought the saved 10 Memphis, aMD49
i whom are the following: Thos. Mada0essL9. 4.
! Carson, John Mayberry and wffe. Philadeiphn;
|. G. w. Dasherell, @. J. Rednhn, 2. nsimes,
\ MISC; J. c. Harris, L. d. Crcckest. H.P. ADv.
!. land, Of Nl; }. n. Fleming, No; 2. =. s1a!is
, B. J. Cole, James Love, Irwin Satten, Benjamin
Hannatt, Julius Elder, George Burch, Vscttr
Peking, Perry Samnels, David Reirider OF lnq
u The books being destroyed. lias Of the loss
. can BE- furnishsd-oiicers all saved. HI .3s3. |
Albany, Nov. ~.
Weather moderate: the canal vest Of Rochee-
ter eighty obstructed BY snow and scs, bst
navigation 10 that point is unobstructed; the
probability IL that boats viii 60 through to bol-
falo for week Or ten days longer. eesiAS
as'a'sss New York, Nov. "a.
There was large meeting in Tammany Hall
las - = MG drHI
7 Wood for Mayor, and the other charter officers
Ho@inased. Hon. James Kelly, John Cochrane I
and Col. Doherty we're the principal speakers
| Harmony and enthusiasm prevailed. Another |
meeting was held in the Park at the sasne tisne;
the Hall being quite inadequate to accommodate /
the immense mass. On the adjournment Of the
meeting the crowd proceeded TO the 81. Ncho.
Toronto, Nov. "A
The shooner Forest is total wreck at God
erich. There is . large vessel, name unknown
ashore near Saugeen. The schooner sexton is
disabled. Still blowing hard aud freezing. l8 r
s z9- Ar'a s@ Washington, Nov. "a.
Orders were issued to-day from the War De-
California and the other from Oregon. TO pro- u
ceed to- Utah as soon as necessary subsistence
could be obtained. - 'sy @t "+1" II
The President, in conversation to-day with
gentlemen on Kansas affairs, stated uAequiyO-
caly that he endorsed the action Of the recent
convention. He stated fact, winch is not gem
| orally known, that 43 out OF SO members Of
the convention signed the Constitution, and =
those who refused to sign sltsA pro slavery
men. NJ y w I'LL
New York, Nov. 25.
The Academy Of Music was crow led last night
to overfowing with an immense Ind enthusias-
tic assembly of citizens to ratliy tie nomination
Of Daniel F. Tieman for Mayor; VIM. +. Have
myer, Prest. Speeches we're made BY Mr.. Have
myer, Hon. Robt. J. Dillon, Hon. Jno McKsan
Y. s. Dist. Attorney, u. J., Siekies, ErAstusil
Brooks Of the Express, Hon. JAS. II. Cooley and
members of the different parties.
Three burglars last night Bkoks into the y.
s. bonded warehouse in Gfeenwich st., near
Beekman st. The police pursned the thieves
and officer Fields shot one before he would sur
render. The two accompices escaped. The
rogues had 2O2 gold and silver watches selected \
aii ready TO bag. zsf . ssa e. 4a .
.a. NJ '.af ~ datHBostcn, Nov. "a.
Hon. Samuel A. Elliost declines the nomins-
tion for Mayor, rendered hin BY the Citizen . Z
Convention. Charles b. Hall, Cashier Of the | I
National Bank, was this evening nominated in j
his stead. .s.is' ~@ s#3tf& *s ,8Ea *A a@#
s@@r s@a.4 a Dover, n. r., Nov. "a.
At our Municipal Election the Republicans
carried every ward, and elected their candidate
for Mayor BY : handsome majority.
tr- 6aar y..4as " Washington, Nov. "a.
The Southern mails, from all points, a. late as
due, have been received. Aa# ssS+=~ &@
Among those saved from the wreck Of the
Opelousa are G. w. Bowers, Of New York, and ,
Capt. Hill, of the Army. Fifty-four others were
saved, together with the officers and crew Of
.he boat. Among "a known to be lost are Gen.
Hamilton, Of South Carolina, and \. J. vorpies,
Of New Jersey.
New York, Nov. Is.
| The working men yesterday assembled in the
Park, and ut Tompkn's square. and resolved 70
ask work Of the Central PARK Commissioners.
| A deputation waited on the ,Es..d in session,
| but no notice was taken oi *. iae Office vas
| strongly guarded BY polcemei. - preseat ANY
outbreak. NH Nj &74'N -%A+N3o9
| Bua-Io, Nov. 25.
| Westher clear and cold. Cori- ierabie ice in
the harbor, too hard for vessels 20 get about
Canal frozen 50 that boats cai,i,ot move. s..t
NJ VGR s33 S@ MOI, ire IL Nov. 23.~
| Weather here very cold. VI Thermometer was
deg. above zero Beauharnois Canal ID frozen
up. i
n M ~& sa Albany, Nov. 25.
| A severe change in the weather has taken
place since midnight. Wind blowing luriously
| from the northwest, and thermometer falling
rapidly. The frost in this yicinit, quite heavy.
II 10 feared the canal will be clos. BY ice much
sooner than was anticipated yesie day. very
large amount OF produce il nov in its passage
downward. sa z.# s s*lg ~ |
New Yok, Nov. %.
This morning the weather was cold but clear
and auspicious, and the streets being dry there
was nothing to mar the arrangements for the
Worth monument funeral proces.:oa. The Gags
Il IL. htsc h,,slI al II Il
the shipping in the harbor wefe exhibited at
half mast. At an early hour soldiers in uniform
were seen Ia all parts Of the city Fastening 70
their various places Of rendezvous. @
Preparatory to marching to the Battery where
the whole first division was mustered 1t 10
A. N. in pursuance Of the orders Of Gen. San
ford. The p,rade and review of those troops,
and those from the neighborrne cities who took |
part 10 the ceremonies, was held there at II i
O'Clock. F-.t4s
1t is also Evacuation day, and troops are thus
celebrating the National anniversary, as well
as paying honor to the momoFy Of General /
Worth. At noon the church and tire alarm bells
began tolling, and viii continue to toll till the
services are concluded.
Between the hours Of 10 and II the citizens
generally had an opportunity 70 view the cata-
falque and coffin in front .. the City Hall. The |
catafalque is drawn BY Is white horses, and is |
considered the most superb carrisge ~ . fune- |
raj procession in New York. 8fH aa
The crowds in the Park and al along the line |
Of the procession are Immense, AMI the windows |
Of the building along the route IRE lined with |
fAces. @#a e&s A@ aAAh 1
The steamer Arabia sailed at noon with S2 |
passengers and nearly l.6o0,00O dollars In |
specie. @A sAiAA'5 @sA' ia
ya'a %rrsG Lyons. n. r., Nov. -.
IL Navigation entirely suspended hers-eanal
l f.r,vr hsrl La ,k..Ar. A.
tanned in Cayuga marsh and along the canal be- |
tween here and Baftale. siG 4fzss 4s4s!s
4 l-@as New Orleans, Nov, a.. /
The Tennessee from Vera Cru. the 2lst, With |
dstes from the City of Mexico - the 1eth has
arrived. s MI ~
The country ID in a most distracted condition