The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09
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! New York, nr, 4,
The morning opsned uspiciously, Int ~
l skiso ero nov cl1of. The election y pfo4fess
ling with great spiris; lie vots psalsd , hesv
and iadieaass IN inaue 1ae increase over thae 9
lAse nonth. Tieman's vote surpaseesth6 txrec
saaion OF his lriends. The 70 ware Etvin,
him . majority, and the 5sh, -, ib'h, ~
| other % town wards are Stf0n9iy ne ssnr way
n a. III ward there were indications " tr0a
DIE ip regard 70 elosing The esog sAeps.l Soss
or the eickst seands havs bern ppset. anathFsst
made against one known 70 vote for Tiehan. -
ID The lth ward the Tieman stand vas upset
and The tickets destroyed. IN the ~ var
there has been Some 62htine, but nothtny seri
ous. The other wards are quiet - far = known
Tsy4s 49, ~. 81. Louis Dee. L.
The famous steamer Allegheny, for New o.
leans, struck snAg yesterday afternoon q
Quan nsino Island, and sunk In saven feet water
One mar and one child drowned Boat valued
at &a5. 900, insured ID Piatsbsrg for ol5,O)0.
as aFe Louissil:s, Dee. !.
Rumors that Craddock, for whose murder Z
year and half ago several persons are undei
arrest here, was seen IN Texas within swo
months.
Tribune correspondence.
Washington, Nov. 80.
To-day the relations between the President
and Gov. Walker have assumed rev aspect,
and while friendly preferences are still inter.
changed, il 10 understood that either she scsig.
nation or the removal Of Walker viii take paaes
before the meeting Of Congress. The former
alternative IL not now probable, but the other
NAV be precipitased by the ACTON Of the cabi-
net tomorrow. The cabinet jssti6es his course
in sustaining The Convention on the grounds
that ito legality had been recognized in reality
by Congress and himself, and that he is bound
to accept iis recognition, although he would
have preferred that the whole Constitution
should have been submitted to the people.
q The Constitution and Schedule which recently
appeared In the Union, we're transmitted here
by Gen. Calhoun in literal transcripts, but au-
thenticaled copies are daily expected, which
viii be communicated TO Congress with the
Presidents message.
New Orleans, Nov. %. II
Ncaragua declared war against Costa Rica.
The proclamation Was signed both by Martinez
and Jerese--it claims Transit route and district
Of Guanan for Costa Rica. Martinez takes charge
Of the army. Col Canty had demanded the sur
render Of fort San Carlos to Costa Rca, threat
ening to blockade il in case Of refusal.
The steamer Fulton Is at Bocodil Terris
watching for Walker.
Washington, Nov. 30.
The governments employees we're, on Satur.
day and to-day, paid nearly altogether in silver.
which is at depreciation compared with gold.
Colegrove, Of Y, has been appointed BY
the Sec'y Of the Interior agent for the Indians
in that State.
The Court Of Claims assumed its session to.
day, and an adverse decision was rendered in
the case Of the D. c. R. r.
New O. leans. Dec. ].
The District Attorney has entered nollc
prosequi in the case Of the captain, pilot and
others Of the steamship Galveston, and also in
the case Of the lst mate, pilot aud others OF the
Opelousas. Several are vet to be tried.
It 10 feared that Mr.. Saudigo. N G. from the
4th District, has been lost on the steamer Rain
bow. + ..
New York, Dec. 1.
A meeting Of the Polish residents OF the city
was held last evening at No. 81, Forsyth st., 70
commemorate the expulsion Of the Prussian
troops from Warsaw, Nov. 2SJh, 1880. The
meeting was not large but vsfy enthusiastic.
The Polish flag, with its notin, Bogidud God
and the People, was displayed.
Baltimore, Nov. -.
Ex-Prest Pierce and lady l.is here this p. m
in the Norfolk boat TO embark ior Madeira. Ths
Ex Prest. was escorted to the boat by the Clty
Guards. Gen. Pierce received great attention
from the Baltimoreans. lie rode in an open
carriage, accompanied by Mayor Swan. Tht
Norfolk boat cheered him warmly.
Gov. Ligon has issued commissions to oil tht
recently elected officers OF the State. 4as.
Charleston. g. O., Dec. I. \
The British schooner Acorae, arrived from
Nassaua, reports that the ship Bolivia, frou
Thomaston for New Orleans, vas lost on th
Delay Island on the 18th Nov. All her officer
and crew we're saved. #S # &C.
6SEE "a Albany Dec. l.
We had warm heavy rain Lsse last night
The weather continues qnl.e favorable TO u
entire resumption Of canal navigation.
Mrs. James French, daughter Of the lat
Judge Vanderhead aud slater in law of Hon.
Van Buren, died here to day.
Washington, Nov. ~.
Governor Walker had no interview with th
President to day. The second interview
fixed for to-morrow morning # The Cabinet va
in session until late hour. The Kansas ditf
/ Guilty was, of course, the theme OF discussion
4 The President submitted all We facts, and e.
1 pressed his views firmly. Ills position had bee
taken, and high sense OF tra,le dtfly adno
ished him to adhere strictly 10 4. In this vie
I the Cabinet were unanimous, and, after pr
tracted discussion of the pr5habie result, II
meeting adjourned without arfssing at any co
clusion. ss..#s. III E#eeR
I General Smith il still here, consulting wi
the government relative 10 U1sh ats,irs. II
NOT improbable that 4Geners. riSsen nh Lane v
be commissioned TO proceed ~ California Al
conduct the war asainst the Normons. Ne
two millions of dollars vii! have been expende
I on she expedition. They have two thousar
J men, fifteen hundred wagons and thirteen tho
sand animals, and more quarter masters than Il
English had in their Crimean expedition. Lo,
to the army estimates.
The Secretaries reports are Ill complete, al
copies are being made. Ths. will not be We
lengthy.
| The Presidents Message Is flashed, cSce
that part relating TO Kansas. Tie Preside
will recommenda considenshsr increase IN
army. 1850. m
! Senator'S aud lnembers ar, s.ln..ng in slow
st. Louis, Dec ?
The Sante Fe mail has arrived. News un
portant.
Lieut.. Wright Of NeA York died Suddenly
Albuquerque on the 26th October.
! The Democrat Of this city publishes the K
= sas Constitution. II contains nothing on
subject Of Slavery not heretofore Published
On the morning Of the goth alt. the boiler
e the saw mill Of Erasmus Perry, Weston, y
exploded. killing Mr.. Perry ard two Negro
> and fatally scalding three others.
~ Rlffalo, Dec 2
}. Weather mild and warm. Eight propcl
N and; several sailing vessel arrived to night.
'e Erie Canal is open here.
:. Norfolk, Dec
Z Ex-President Pierce visited ,he Navy Yart
|. day and ship Of war. He was entertained
NJ the officers on board the Penn ylyania, and
\. ceiyed : national salute. On Friday be il
. have public reception at the City Hall.
"A weather i charming. gts.f .f.sas
' WAstington, Dec :
y Gov. walker left for New York this morn
y He y firm % ever on the Kansas question.
e The steamer Fulton arrived on the coas
9 Costa Rica on the 10th Nov, % she could
Y, have been watching Gen. Walker q New Orl
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