The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

III
The uiitsl tSsaass ship-ef-was a.esaee -
/ siseA ins MnnpssA noads, iron Aeptnr.lt ~
i day. ~ keshetsea vent into esnMasa -
| aAS.ss AafiA 4 stslisi $3.50 ". :,
ne Goliins steames Adriafic yss N y aes1
io-day. Sc takse ct 70 pe1seassrs asd tl00s;
| Tss s Rochester, Nov. II. y
xbose o'clock sbis asrning. : ~ sssks 81
| IL me Eakls Bsnk blech, o. ~ eoessr - r..
change ana belAlo ssreesa. owned ~ Janes
Uapp, md occspied ~ ~ DsmocsAs o1nDs,
n.9ts Bamk, g. 4. Hyds Z CO. Formulating goods
Packard Z Co., jessless; @. Disbeos, soSaceo-
MIST, U. 8 Espesss ol1e, abarber shop and nn.
meross law aad e<her ofacee. burning the entire
block % the ground With III the cOntents y.
The dr. - conmuaieated 70 the Commercial
Bank block adjoiniag, burning il also 70 the
ground. In this block we're the Commsrcial
Bank, BANKING oa1ccs Of Husband : Shirtcli6,
besides numerous other OiBces-
Losszs-J. Chappell &SU, 900. insured q, 500;
Eagle Bank 1000, no insurance; \. Strong =
Co Democratic establishment ~, 100, incurred
5000; Commercial Bank "a, CO.., 10 insurance;
o. "A. Hyde Z Co., on, 600, insured Is 100; ,.
Disbrow 81, 900, insured a, 800. Thomas n.
Rochester, owner Of . smali building On F..
change street. smashed b. : falling wall; loes
d 900, insured &sS. als NM
OOTwo 6romen we're killed BY . falling wall
Several severely wounded.
! The 6rs 80 6rst discovered in the Eagle
Bank. " 49, gs .ss II,
New York, nov. 81.
Owing TO some recent suspicious movements
among the rowdies OF the city, Cofnmissary
Gen. Ward has deemed Il necessary to fortify
and garrison the State Arsenal, IN the upper
part Of the city. The garfieon n under com.
mand Of experienced officers All the outer ap-
proaches 70 the building are commanded BY
hcwitzers, loaded with ounce balls, and senti-
nels arc on duty through the night. aAis
sgsA tas Washington, Nov. ~.
Last night the weather was intensely cold,
and ice a. inch and half thick was formed in
thiscity.
.54i VII Washington. Nov. 81.
We learn from Mobile that Dire there on
Friday night destroyed the stores Of 1. Mer-
chant & Co., Charles Brewer, and Savage -
Co, on Commerce street, and that three dwel-
lings On Canal street, we're also burned. Loss
80 Goderich, G. W., Nov. Il.
The severe gale Of yesterday has continued
anabated throughout the day.
The Schooner Lieut.. Barney, hound up with
cargo or iron, IL ashore 16 miles south Of this
place. Grew saved
The steam-tug Uncle Ben. OF Detroit, is ashore
Il Nettle Point, . total wreck. % 8 a
The Schooner Joseph Wilson, of Goderich, 10
IshOre at Stoney Island. Grew saved.
The crew Of the Game Cock, reported ashore
lear here are saved. Il @s sn ssasslSFsis. ~
.stasla Trenton, N. J. Nov 81.
A decision was rendered in the Supreme
,ourt this afternoon, in the case Of Donnelly,
rho murdered the bar-keeper of the Sea-Vie1
louise, ut the Island, some time ago. Mono o
be exceptions taken below were allowed, and
the motion to reverse judgment
nd have new trial was refused. M
Donnelly will be executed on the 9Th Of Jan.
airy next. n4s s@t-.. ~ WV s4.I
s'+4 6.s.. Columbus, o., Nov. 81.
A Gre broke out at two o'clock this afternoon
the upper story Of Deshler's Block, corner or
own and High streets, occupied by the Frank
n Branch Bank, Backs jewelfv store, Devas' I
~ good store, Stowley's hat store and the Co.
lmbus Atheneum. Contents Of building saved.
uilding partly insured. e.sh
Louisville, Nov 81.
The liquor store of G. H. Cutler, the feed !
lore OF T. Buckner and two or three small
torres on Second street, we're burned this morn.
e. Loss $4,000. gLifs. $780,
aH New York, Nov. 81.
Weather quite cold, with q stiff westerly gale.
,e formed in this vicinity last night. a ,
Jas. Rogers, the lad convicted Of the murder
T Mr.. Swanston in the Tenth avenue, was to-
~ sentenced to be hung on the 18th Of jan !
ary.
3rr Buffalo, Nov. 81.
The storm Of yesterday and last night was
cry severe. The quantity Of snow which fell
Is not large, but il badly drifted.
The track Of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls
abroad, between here and Black Rock, Is so
ably washed by the waves from the lake a. to \
.nder it impossible for trains. Seven wires OF .
lie Eastern and Montreal telegraph, running IN !
'e shore OF the lake are swept away, the waves
lsng completely over them. '
The trains on the New York Central and Lake
lore Roads are running regularly, the tracks
1t being in the least obstructed by snow.
Weather bad and wind south westerly. Snow
4 and freezing.