Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-01

II -iHe y. Ai1ss fss ~ sne iSth thus speaks OF
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: The health OF MrG Cunninkham. Butdelr 3
somewhat impaired bys her AcSnanemsns . IN Tho 8
City Prison anda by thef snxicttes nstnfsy Hsss
cident to her. .situation. We found her yesier.
. day quite indisposed, though greatly recpysssd
from an attack OF sickness which nearly pfosffa-
ted her on the previous night when scvcraffaint.
ing hte snpcrseacd fupon each other. and hos 9,
water bad TO be applied 70 her fest,sto keep hefaa
run absolnte c1hsussion. Her spirits are yery :.
irregular Al tirnes she Il lively and mirthfuL
out = reactionspse followa dshe becofess
melapcholy to degree that Is pAinfua to sis.aS
ness. She ia never, during the day, wishaus the 3.
company OF Que, at least, OF her chidren, whio g
her friends who pay her repeated visits, keep :.
the matron of the Prison, Mrs. Foster, urgently
busy in attending to their perpetual applications
for admission. "a. Il. ss v,s.s, :.
The statement, to which We have already al
iuded, that Coroner connery caused her 10 be
stripped completely naked and examined In the b
presence of Two men, besides the Doctor, she .
4 pronoonces TO be true In every particular. Tho :,
.esSoh "ny she has 50 long deferred It's pnblca-
/ pear ns a nros..n,a. as ~, rass..'s a
Ifriends have at Iarg,h J, 80. - .ss
ples ana sha no,,, dnc,s u. ~ 4 ~ III < I 4 IN. !, -
to her toe. ana n, that ,sr;,rs ~ s.s %
| examined nv tho Dortor 81, nars,,ss S,..,ss. .
/ and a Poliec olY;cer Tho ccrti6eate. rad nv
the Coroner, on the inquest, to the fact chat
| there was no indecent exposure of her person.
and that it was at her own request that II, Was u
| done, she pronounces A, forgery. She never
| wrote such note, and although she signed
paper which the Coroner semitic her to sign, she
was not aware to what she put her sig1aturcs-- sa
Inns Is her statement. ea 81 sasjsegge bss ,essss
Mr.Eckel keeps his health and .spiritain good.
order in the close little cell in which he Is con.
lined. he mas many sisuors, anu Is giau 10
see them a't Ahe s'a'e'en. ea'eh nj aPpesfsu VI sl'
the new iorh co.fespo,leeVTs y Va "
!oasa,, .u"' .h0 ,.;si oasier.hiss D
1S.,.s ~ II ~, aI,ns,.,,ar Y;nror,x,.,> NJ -
.o,,s s;s,v in rsia,iom to hi.
hns;,,,ss - ,bomgh he saxs they ara ,olars-
s".,;',,anaanc. ~ .he ,ss,ls ot the trial ~
,hpra ea y bs M doubt peinc nnocene he musts -
be acquitted. He has no tlIisgivings on that
pont The incarceration is a hardship, which 1a
only the consciousness of innocencs could rem. /.
der At all endurable. He saws this chez erfuily,
and adds that he only wants Justice done, and no .
more. T't |'' '8
rA c,..;.n p.r,;.,non, h,, rs.o,vea - ,oi.,
A. - sf ,arn,ansn, ioc.,ion ~ ,ha sast :
Of the Proyineial governmeut to the Queen. and
noticc bas been given of an APPROPRIATION Of sl,
s225 900 to, erect buildings upon the site se--
iectea
a.,~,~.I lakt NJ Ito Ia nal1nn
.,,asI 90 60 90 ans,nn ~ ~. nr;ntea ~
is ,s' '..,..t.;,,i,, 81 ns .,,rna ,,n',san3
~ ,' ~, ~ nf ;,a ,arbers 70 90 tLera Fs
'a ~ r. ia. ,.,ar shaa,s 'y,1fS5 2 f1Tal
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renorts that the Emperor has given hve banared 3
thousand francs isay Sg4, ,OOo) to the widow of a
Mr.. Charles Morey. the American who was shot
by die sentinel ia the debtors prison at Gchy. D
Tho 6,,;ncv Rer,b,can ststes tba. the winter
-. r. hc.a si,har Ii,,sd nv on, sbort in that
n.:N N"' '''' se
Se,.'0" se 2 ~ Lore !
fro.n report "a tne oMo'nu,ss.on M y. In,s t4s
tion, !. appears .hAs tpe hu~u'pe' ~ vi . euNs
arrived az ne" iors tne pfeseH' 1ear up W Wv"
ltn ss., mas 1eeh iV,yo4' oeinS un
ooe' compared WIN lne sal''e .ensu y. ,ans u1 -
last year. AZ TINS r"te 'lie eniisra''oh VI 1901
VIII pe mrser 'hau "n! P'e''ous yea'' s2"-E 's ~
One of the last acts of the late Congress was 7
p.opdant,s nr;wa,e secreIary Heretnfora The 'a
anIr I.rfnl nnm nen sat;on ,b;a nNicar had 70. a.
oa;yod u.s m, nf a small ann-opr;,t,on ~ a.,
socretarv IN sion land naienfs s--s---@-H-
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Dr' s'hi'n' 'ne n'utaetur " M ~ oa' ~
fo' has oee4i aiie'se" ~ n''sou'"
The HAMILTON TRAaEDY-MoRE BODIES IDEs.
T1FIED.-The Spectator OF wednesday morning -
says that since their last issue three bodies had
been identified, one is that OF George Eart, OF
Miss Davis, OF Toronto rms IS that, at hrst 80
supposed to be Mrs. Dufiie There remains but
one unrecognlzed, man OF about % years OF 10
age, and stout IN person, as described under No.
SO.
Az xOvssr,ow-Lrvrpsn nRovy-IREAr Loss S
or PpoprKTy.-We learn from a gentleman di.,s,
ro., ,frnm A Art,nsoe g;ver that II has oyeraowp -
;ts hnnLs carried away the Jeyees' 7innndatirg st
tue "nole NV. a"a 49,, saG oon ~,
a'", nop .., o. inro"a ,h'' haad
~ G'o', pns, ~ pa.n,,iis "a - ,Eora
y. "a 20 pnd Enr, Rayom .rn ncarlv all cas
al anJ ana ,hot bo,o n,an,,tnns orn cnv-ss
aaad ,r;,i sa.ar T,a r;vo, ha q, ,,as i h;ahsr
.hs 'a.n w." ,;a .;s. ,h;''is ,bo a.
a saai u,n,,d e. ho.r ,.,,ol, ,ass hoS 10, tho
- - Ill, so 80 ,ha hani ~ - r,ar -
IN, ",ia 81 ~. ~ ne ..,nS ~ ~ All
" - piIo,;n t'"s, ls's'>H,i'- :, - - 81.
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ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS IN UTAH.-Dis-
patches have been received at Washington from
Judge Drummond, the Supreme Judge OF Utah
Territory; in relation to affairs among the Nor
mons. They are OF the most importans nature
and demand and call for immediate attention
from the General Government. They represent
a deplorable state of things among the aints.
Heresies and schisms have sprung up, and the
absolute authority OF that arch.impostor,s Brig
harl Young, is seriously called in question.
Hereafter he must maintain his postion not q,
from obedience to the tenets Of ofmormonism, but
by the use of force and the PRONUNCIATION OF
edicts alike unjust and cruel. No mans life is
safe among his deludel victims, who da.es to
Of Babbitt, a shor, time since. alleged to have
boon committed hy tho Jnd;ans ia nov attended,
Inv DARK snsnic;ons that Mormon bands wore i'm.
brued in his blood " ,'"e - $3.50 1''-
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CAss Vs. TASEY.-Upon TIE delivery ofJudge
To ,o,,s da,;s;o,, l., ,fa T,r.d coo,, ca,n -.