The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-29
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Il, M 81. Louis, july -.
The Republican lsAsns tlst I'LL y qnic. In KAN
x&& waller y stiN ~ lawrence With 9oO a.,
, gocAs, waiting further action Of the PEOPLE b.
fore using decisive measures-hS would attampt
collecting taxes in few days.
New Orleans, July Is.
The news by the Circassian which arrived 81
s.. Johns last night at midnight, was published
in the morning papers.
Goidsboro', n. e., July 23.
desperate shooting ARRAY occurred here to.
day. DR.. John w. Davis, q prominent citizen,
was shot down by :wo German Jews named
Odenhammer and not expected to live One Of
the Odenhammer's had his skull fractured
Great excitement prevails among the citizens
in consequence, and an application OF the lynch
law is spoken of.
St. Louis July 23.
Salt Lake dates to the I'd have been received
via Leavenworth, making the trip in Is days
The affairs Of the Territory were in a prosper.
GUS condition. Rumors OF the Utah expedition
bad reached there, but attracted but little at.
tention. Emgrant trains were progressing
rapidly Public charges Of official dishonesty
had been made against the Surveyor General
Sworn statements Of Bnrr's assistants had been
published accusing him Of pocketing money for
work never done, Withholding the pay Of as.
sistants and appropriating it to himself, nc gIect.
ing to make surveys and then reporting them
to the Government.
Special dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHlSGroS, Monday, July 20, 1857.
Kansas affairs and foreign appointments occu.
pied the Cabinet to day.
The full sketch Of Gov Walkers proclama-
ton against Lawrence shows it to be a denun-
citation Of Free State settlers to appcase the
South and restore his popularity with the Slave
ry party. It is rumored that Gen. Harvey is
ordered to remain in Kansas with 1900 men,
and that the Utah expedition is given up. The
truth is this order is not under advisement.-
Gov. Walkers spite against Lawrence is bcliey.
ed to arise from the rivalry OF other towns, in
which he, Stanton, Aiken, Orr and Whitfield
are joint spectators. Mr.. Buchanan and Gen
Cass certainly desire peace, and the military
movements of Walker alarm them. A conflict
between the people and the troops seems i'm
pending.
ST. Louis, Monday, July 90, 1857.
A gentleman from Kansas on Friday states
that at public meeting on Thursday it was de.
termned to resist the United States troops if an
attempt was made to collect the taxes. gem
tleman had met Gov. Walker ten miles from
Lawrence, with seven companies of infantry.
and he said he woad arrange matters peaceaby
If possible, but tina. he would use force If neces
sary. The Free.State men were hurryng to
Lawrence, and General Lane had beer sent for.
New York, July 25
At a meeting last evening ut Tammany Hall
OF the democrats affirming the position Of Will
son Small or Mayor Wood committee for the
union of the party was voted down.
Chicago, July 25
A meeting OF the principal citizens Of Rock
Island was held Tuesday night TO take into con.
sideration OF the neglect of the Rock Island
Railroad to build granaries, freight houses and
brick passenger depot on the grounds granted
to the Railroad for that purpose four years since
Resolutions strongly condemnng the road were
passed. The Railroad Company fearing the de.
struction of the present wooden structure have
had an armed guard in attendance every night
Washington, July 81
The report that the military ordered to Utah
had been postponed is uniounded Orders had
been issued for the recall of Col Summers
command, consisting OF the first cavalry, md
Dragons and 9th infantry, together with the
company of Light Artillery now at Fl. Smelling.
They will repair Immediately to Fl. Leavenworth
Great Salt Lake City.
Boston, July Ii.
Hall Brothers distillery took fire this noon
from the busting of the liquor stills, and was
much damaged. Wn. Chapman and little
girl were badly burnt by the explosion of the
still.
New York, July ~
Hon. Hamilton Fish ard Gen Thomas, late
Assistant Secretary OF State, leave for Europe
o.morrow in the Arabia.
Arrival OF the steamship .la,
New YORK, July "a.
The Cunard steamship, Capt. Lott, from Liy-
rpooi l tn inst, arrived at r. NJ.
Her news has been anticipated by the Fries.
On at st. Johns.
TuRKEY.-Despatches frem Constantinople
ate that Lord Stratford de Radcliffe has re.
aived instructions from tho Earl OF Clarendon
, propose Join. Military and Judicial Adj
for the Danubian Principalites.
The Persians were Strengthening the fortifi-
atoms OF Herat, though by the Treaty Of Peace
icy were bound to evacuate the place.
The steamships Fulton and Kangaroo had ar
we'd out.
London, Saturday, Jul. 9.--The Times city
rtiele of this morning says the unfavorable
laracter of the monthly statement Of the Bank
lie Paris Bourse, caused English funds to open
. a decline of Is. Some purchases however,
'ok place on the public and led to an i'm
rovement which was partially maintained IN
le stock exchange. Money was obtainabla in
he afternoon at to 5i--iull supplies at the
tter rate.
SwEpEN-Swedish chambers have voted con-
derable sums to be applied to the coustruc-
on OF Notifications for the national means of
efence.
EsGLAND-At Oxford, Lord Moment is the
pponent of Mr. Thackeray
The Advertiser says there will be an election
IT the city of London, Baron Rothschild hav-
e pledged himself to resign in the event of !
lie failure of the bill for the removal of Jewish
satellites
FRANeE.-The Monteur publishes an article
the elections, saying that during eight years
e number of dissentiouists, instead of increa- !
ne, has diminished. France, which has now
dyed them five times, had not changed her 1
Unions I
The article, however, does not include with. {
1t general warning TO the press, saying
nit must now be put 10 discussion which can
I've no other object than the useless agitation
public feeling. Z
Washington, july 81. !
Gen. Herran writes from New York that he :,
$ received ful! powers from President Ospina =
d will arrive this week to negotiate an adjust. !;
,nt of the New Granada difficulty. Mr. Morse :.
d Mr. Bowlin remain under orders to await :;
nferences with Gen Herran.
Col. Orr, of South Carolina, Mr.. Bocock, of :,
rginia, and other Southerners, arrived to- =
hit from tour of politics and speculation -
,ough Kansas and Minnesota. Mr.. Orr is