The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-18
VOL. ~ 10. "a

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One freight train bre&e tAFenGD ~ Sslvefs q
We6opert. a5a u cers leedsd Nd grain Segl
pssdpsosssd - - dlssh.' ~ pssssa -
1njprod. af sf4 ~ vi aaisyA l4sas LAsas
TAs raia y spoken of = ths heaviest kaeen
Tor years. Tho canal bseaks 0vereo6 - -
foa1s, anA no trains ~ Spns 0esG The haege
infosmasiaa says - huUesAGogv snsersa1ao4
tAas ~ 80 re4A bssusee Gemeno - &esA1D'
tes .,. ~ p pas.sels 's;Pishts n.hh : Heh
~ II as'.a#f a4a4 CAaslessos, Nov. ID.
n eessh Cassllna Cosdays cos faesosyah
this cls5 vas 1asasd iyese5Fday saEon eOooo
dollars -insnsanoe n nesthsrA sAless olA0O0.
~ .gs. zss5.,a b..a y, q. LeuiA Nor. 10.
Gov. lizard of Nebraska arrived Yesterday -
route Tor hls home N Askansea Ms has ~.
wasdsd HI fs1fGnhas0n - Washingtoa
taaga sagsat s0ssAss, n. r, NSv. ~.
The Geeh1n R6nk as 49, pAe6e, was seeosA
last night Of 10000 dollass ID hillA Asd ahs1s
200 dollar. y specie. Ne elas y As psFps.
New I0f9, NOV. IL
The steamship Persia sailed to-day fot Dsvse.
pool 9Th g passsagsss. - so0. 200 dollars =
a''ei ii faY 49, Als.av M, ID
isA A destructive - ocsuvsSd 8 ~ 3sssrforS =
Moore, Eddy 3 CO, ere heavy lesees- $4,000
,,ls.. dollar. oa ''o't being eoapls'sly drsasAsd
Jonas. Whit \ nsCasdy, dsasai iassu~1ss
makers, suffered moro ~ - aAaAgs. ThsA ~
was oonaned % the uppsr part ~ The building.
williansport, p, Nov. 10.
The SusQuehanna river at thiS point he's rissa
10 feet and - ssill rising. ~ 17t@&h
#ssss F#e # ~R#E EImfra, Nov. 10.
y The water il the river heee has over0Own
the New York and Erie Railroad bridge, wAich
it is feared will b carried away.
The track q Corning 10 wssAsd svsy, md tho
place inundsted. A number Of buildings had
been washed away.
gElmira, N. Y. Nov Iii.
Track Of the N. r. Erie n r., immediate
ly adjoining the Elmira Bridge, il washed away
for about three lengths Of rail- The wafer is
20 high in the river % to render the Bridge inn
Passitle for trains. The water Il now subsidipg
and as no part Of the Bridge has been carried
away 10 II expected that u will soon be again
Passabls for cars. We learn that portion Of
the Bridge near Corning has been washed away,
but We have mot received the particulars
New York, Nov. II.
The mails from Upper Canada rfsa Ra9land
did not reach this city in Consequence Ell the
freshets west until half past I O'Clock this r. N.
Mr.. Cunard obtained the Persia for them. She
left at ESQ. as ea tatssHfss@ ~
Norris O'Connell, the principal Of the Gang
in the Greenwich street murder case has beon
arrested. 60
The unemployed men hal smother meeting in
Tompkins Square this morning 70 make ous
LIST Of the names Of the most needy amoag shsn
TO be the FIRST employed BY, the corpofAtion.-
They were not boisterous. The City Hall ID
still guarded BY strong police force. a crowd
which gathered around the steps this m0ruing
having dispersed without dif1culsy. -. \.
The troops have been Withdrawn from the
custom house. as s1 AZ R@@'et' 9'Aa
Some Of the unemployed or sbs more indis-
Greet kind attacked three bakers Wagons this
A. y. in the upper part Of the city.
Mrs. Cnnningham's trial on the charge Of
falsely producing an heir to the late Dr. Bur-
dell has been postponed to the third Tuesday In
December. Il will take place in Goshen, New
York. FaF t5a @Fs& #s& eA XIV
culvu, Who Shot Degrsuvas, has been ansd
--Ft @-- Albany, Nov. IL.
We have nothing new ftun The West u re-
gard to the freshet. .ae WFts-sf Y3 isn9
The Central Railroad Is siill obssrucsed, and
no trains are going out
Memdhis, Nov. IL.
A terrible tornado prevailed IN the vicinity
Of Brownsvills ON Saturday. 5sa4 g4ssa ga
Ailledgevills, c.. Nev. II.
Last night large democratic meeting was
hntA hat T@k~ a.
lutions were passed approving Of the admins
tration Of President Buchanan, and urging tho
removal Of Gov. Walker.
Hon. 4. h. STEPHENS addressed the meeting.
New Orleans, Nov. IL.
Walker is on. He appeared as The District
Court this morning and gave bail to appear foe
examination on the l7th. EsT .a5-6I
This afternoon himself, his stall and over 100
men, embarked on board the Mobile mail boss
steamer Fashion, Captain Ceughton, with por.
ton of the men and large quantity OF arms,
munitions and provisions, got od at O'clock
this morning, having 6rss submitted TO search
BY the United States Marshall. The Fashion
cleared for Mobile, but viii intercept the mail
outside, wien the whole party will embark On
the Fashion tor NicarAgus s&H
Captain Faseyaux remains here. General
Henningson is expected this week. The steam
Albaay, Nov. L..
Letters from several points West, received
this morning, bring details Of the disastrous ef-
feet OF the freshet. Some passengers have ar.
rived from Rochester. They got 70 Lyons, ON
.he new road. and there crossed 10 carriages to
Geneva, on the old road. They had hard
passage. One or two traits have got over the
old road, the passengers being transferred from
train 70 train, as Vienna, over some two miles
Of breaks. @ @A Me
AT Hammondsport, At the head Of Crooked
Lake Canal, the streets Of the village are
washed away and the water in them stands six
or seven fees deep. Many buldings have been
undermined. 8 ttsH gS q4N
All the villages on the line Of the Crooked
Lake Canal are badly damaged and the Canal
80 broken ~ to render It's repair this season
impossible. $4,000 bushels OF Barley and .
large quantity Of Wheat and Flour are locked
up on the line Of the Canal. \.
A letter from Penn Yam states that the rain
fell like deluge from Sunday morning till
Tuesday night, and that shs frsshet ID the great.
est ever known there. -.~4 ~W-tsF4s s
ss M Elmira, N. r., Nov. IL.
The Erie Railroad i now 10 order between
| New York and this place. West Of here il
| il rendered temporarily impa@able BY the late
freahets. Passengers are taken Wese BY the
Elnira, CanAndagua aud Niagara Falls r r,
which ID in perfect order thrOaghoat.
Danielsonville, Nov II.
The Granite Bank Of Valluntown, Conn, has
been enjoined BY Judge Butler Of the Superior
| Court, and n receiver appointed, on appiicatioa
| Of the Bank Commissioners. The Conmissi0a.
ers are pursuing The iavsseigssssa.s &C.
d Louis, Nov. IL.
The Lawrencs correspondent Of the Democra
says the Constitutional Convention will peoba-
| bly, adjourn on the 7th. The Constitution en-
dorses the Dred Scott decision and The Tagisiv;
Slave Law. @9A *@ tsi 49,
A proposition establishing provisional esv
eminent is before the C0nvension.
The pro slavery clause received only dia
senting votes. This clause is the only one d
be soomisted 70 the people. Nechance y give
| TO vote down the Constitution, eI -ss
A rumor 10 current ~ Leavenworth that Gov
Walker in conjunction Win George n. Sander
has purchased several hundsed acres of q
Fort LeavsAworsh milsAsy ssssevasieu =
ncminsl figure. Ts s.s ta .sa Y
Il The Lecompton cosrsspondens Of The Repuh
lican says, majority ofths Conveation heade
| by Cnihoun MOoee and Wenternon ve0nnn> 1