The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-04

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= ssanion offered resolution NJ,
two nrmbers OF the Comm;,,..
fhe aH.irs N lawrence, Some ~ " N
/. 70 Fhiladt'phis u take The te,,;.sN ~,
ssht ~itbesses Who are phv.:.-.hy ~
, teomc 70 Washington. Adom.S ~
rF Mr. Clark. Of N. r.. mad -.
half Of neMrs. Haskine ~ =. AssAs4
. 'osDes v,f''drcv any inpotasioa l. ~
, -. g .se personal integrity of Il,
sheertully sscspsed ~. liasLia1 80 Css
= message vas received from a. a
thS announcement Of The ssDe.,.. oeasA
body . ~ report Of the conesrsa.aae
- on the Kansas bin. e,
The House adjourned till Mon.l.,
SEHATE.-Mr. DoolittIe ol.rsS
fhat wagon road BE- eonstruc,.a -.
Burton 70 the oasigsbls waters a ,.aM
1iver q Wsils Walla. Referred "a ~
Committce We
NJ. TOombs reported, from N.
on Conference On the Deficiency N, !.
two Houses we're unable to come i sx
ment. '"
Mr.. Houston's resolution seeking !.
protectorate over Mexico vas ,al.s
NJ. Mason opposed il and moved ~
the table. Motion agreed 10.
The report Of the Conference C..
Kansas wss then taken IN.
Mr.. Broderick said after the m.,..
90 ably discussed he would not max.
ened speech. lie would vote ag.in.. =
ference Bill for several reasons, ~ -
Of shicb was, that Kansas could n, ~
the Union as a Free State during ~
ance Of the power Of the present a.
ton. Kansas has population Of asNa
and If she does not allow Lcconp.o, 4.
wait or years for the requisite -. 4
TO entitle her 10 representation. n. -
bill was less Objectionable to him than 4.
ference substitute.
Mr.. Doolittle read from the Secre,.,, :,
Geary's territory Of Kansas to show n ~
the remarks OF Mr. Pugh yesterds, n.
population has diminished from ,he II.
violence committed.
Mr.. Pugh replied, after which
Ar. Seward took the floor. He NH.
the conference report, because II -.
false issue 70 the people. The true oaass.
issue u the submission OF the cons,itn,,,.s
TO the people. The question Of ma
has nothing to do with that ipasmneh n
are the dowry OF all new States n.
question does not occupy one line AZ
quarto pages Of the Kansas debat. -
fore ID . feigned Issue, besides the ou..,s
numbers and equally new, dating opI, -
conference, viz: that Kansas has eno.,s
iation for Slave State and jus. hall g
for Free State.
Further. he objected to the bin -.
bears equivocation on its face. Il nu,,..
De submission OF her dowry, bu, /, ~
the Lecompton Constitution. Ii a.
by DemocraticJpresses. Thus inti..c,,.-
equiyocation are in the bill, and douhI. :.
ores IN legislation are an immorali,y
over, IT you make slave barrier ,e,o.
latitude Of So, you interpose q tans,
gress more insurmountable than the Roet,s I
tains or the Sierra Nevada. II amused - i
patriotic. men talked Of removing n, ~ !,
If you confine slavery within lis i rit..,'N
its, the Capital Of this nation NAV rtm,s
be the Capital Of an empire that NAV =, u =
pole and the equator. No such desupy NJ y
" you separate, by slave barrier, tie
iantic Free States from the Pacific Free 81
Further. this bill is nothing but Leeoa Ill
Lecompton, with variation. You tos =
and bid Kansas to cry eagle or liberty =
says eagle you give her slavery. If til 4 :,
liberty, you give slavery still. Whn = :.
the Senator from Pennsylyania repr,,rr. N
the first Free State? The Senator from 4. =
of Roger Williams! The Senator from M v
mia, whose State was savsd-rH.. i.
liue collapsed.
New York, APaa r
A passenger on the Noses Taylor -. 1.
John l.. Stephens on her down trim N 80
Margueli's, where she took on board t;,.,,, -
fugitive president from Mexico, togethp,r
ms cabinet. On arrival at AspinwalI thu - 1
party took passage for New Orleans ma,
TO proceed thence to Vera Cruz whitb N
accounts, April 18th, still held out for 49,
req government.
Fuller was arrested in this city ve.,sra,,! l
q charge of forging draft on the {. ! ~.
ment for $4,000. The draft il dated III
purports to have been drawn h, favo,at,
agent, and accepted by o. r. Brown. via
tneh treasurer Of the p. o. Departments y
OF which porties are now dead. Il is.itn =
other drafts Of similar nature hare been Z.
eented at various times to the goverueu,
payment. a
The Z. S. frigate Merrimac at Pap.u,ta I,
Cal!ao, April 18th.
A letter in the Daily Times saws Castillcin
~ the storming of Araguipha was 1900 II
and Riyercass 500. The former had "a y
wounded, who are dying in great number J II
u was thought the number Of the dead NJ "a
reach 1000. Castillo's whole force .uoup.1g N
|, 900. Vivanco's regular troops TO 1900
'ides which he had . great number OF situa u
enrolled.
1aE -
The steam ship Empire CITY has arrived u a,
sew Orleans, via Havana. 93d
Considerable exeitement has nr.v.a.d.lD
ertain classes At Havana in conseaueps.s.tA
orfs that Swedish or Belgian brio MI
=. unto Matanzas had been dismas,si
cruizer, and that schooner Corte I'M n
u regal voyage to the Coast Of Afru al
cen detained unwarrantably of Cardeaa
lalanzAs W British cruizer. The repor;.4a ~
hoasht to De exaggerated.
More slave cargoes had been landed On
orthern Coast OF Cubs, and two cargoa
ooiies had darrived at Havana.
The steamship Empire City arrived; eixl%.
need typhoon on the 10th. -
The special correspondent Of the Connma y
'avertlser says that Lefraqua the NsrsIa
'inis.er TO Madrid, had been ordered br "a
TO resign, but refuses. The Spanish rCvl y
ent declines further intercourse With
Charleston ,u,l i
The steamship Isabel has ~ :, - r.
avana and Key West wi,l - ~" ~. -
Is rumored At Hav.-,. IL. 80 - ~ !
= ~. n ~ Tue vernon generalship d q
,;r,as -; oen' -onle Marmoral had bsti II 4.
60, n.' "'s .ccessor.
ss we're dull, and the lower oualiiiss ii y.
real .ower.
.olasses steady. Prime descriptions ,!si g,
hg' win sales OF 3ia4a reals per keg for en- -
New Orleans, Apri q
The survey steamer Walker, Capt BE - "
- completed the survey Of A,chaiaaya n ea
al will leave for Norfolk NAY Sd. Ot6csnsE y
lew we'll ~
Jnarez and suit arrived here BY the ri Aa
alpha. -
81. Louis, April = &ah
Frezxolins, Of the Italian Opera troupe. safxnn
70 management OF Strakosch, Was grsstct =
sht by large and fashionable aadaia
hey give their last concert here tonight va
ey proceed 70 Louisville, Cincinnati and fr
',g, thence 10 Cleveland, Chicago, Nassts
ID Detroit. b
:, ST. Louis, Apsas -
me Leavenworth correspondent Of The n
oiican says the Peace Commissioners W. u
IN and.Powe,l left for Utah on the ajta " !.
escort OF six men. The movement 70 ea
the Platte District awaits the arrival o. u -
nth. There are now at the Fort, reaa! y
vice. l,5Oo cavalry horses, 200 Sad !
rises. and $500 mules. Russell, y,ors
Adeil have despatched in all SD wagons
more will bcGn readiness So. n.
=. C'..einnat, April y
ns Newport cours-r ,artial convened q Y