The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-16
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Il ~ WAsHIsoros, Nov.
Gen. Walkers visit here IL not directly
i the Government. it is in part to ascertan
! extent of the proposed British Interference
ts notified there will be no hindrance to lav
Z emigration 10 Nicarsgaa, aud denies the i,
!, VI the statement that there has been any /
OF bonds or Of the Transit route; hence he
!. declares that part Of the Presidents proc.s
ton mnst have been founded on incorrect
iormation.sana further, that passengers leay
Mobile are expected to pay their own expen
and act upon their own judgment.
The emigration is under the auspice Of
Southern Emigration Company, which has b.
70 existence SIX months, and which has branc h
10 Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and GrOfe
There IS no c'ashiRg Of interests between it al
the Canal Company.
General Walker will probably leave for Nj
hiis to morrow, though it is not certain thai
VIII 60 out with the first party to Nicaragua.
#e=f sE Washington. Nov. {.
The Contractors have notified the Post OH,
Department that they will despatch their ste, /
&c Catnwba from Charleston on an extra trip
Havana on the 18Th, carrying the mAt Isl
will leave Havana on her return on the a0th.
10Th, says they yellow fever was making earfi
rAvages. Six Physicians had died The writ.
advises absenties hot to return until the LIST I
December. There has been no frost, and Wit
change to warm weather the fatality in
creased.
The steamship General Rusk, which arrive
az New Orleans on the lst, brings information
from Northern Mexico.
Gen. Vidaurri issued Proclamation, calm,
on several Merchants along the frontier to "a,
the sums annexed TO their names, amoaetin.
to $l5u,O00, or to remove with their goo is II on
The country. Although the goods had paid lin
duties, he says:-"l will give no explanation
and wish ne questions asked. but enforce il o,
you. He ordered his Officers to see this ear
rIed out. Many American aud foreign Aer
chants we're preparing to remove, when he re.
Voked the decree ana left for parts unknown.
The Brownsville Flag Of the 9th endeas ORE
TO show that the Liberal cause is not 80 desper
ale as Is represented. 1t says that 400 OF Vi.
iaurri's men were captured and Massacred by
Miramon.
The Bulletin Office Of the l6,h says that vi.
iaurri had resigned the Comms nd in Cnief or
ne Northern Force in favor Of Col Zaragosa,
who had begun an active reor ryanization Of tbe
orces, and had already equipped force Of
more than 5000 men.
A forced loan aud volontary contribution lad
,een commenced at Monterey, by which i il
hought ample means would be raised TO make
'notaer effort against Miramon
Inc Bulit tin says that Viaaurris resignati in
vas caused by treason in his own camp. Ills
'nhs having been spiked prcviovs to the rece ut
'attle, 10 which Lis defeat Is ascribed The
leactionists ware committing depreda,ions.
At last accounts Bianco and other General,
'ere threatening San Llis, and battle was
nticpated there soon
Tho ship Cornelia Lawrence burned In Mobile
'ay, was supposed to have been fired by her
rev. Only small portion Of her cargo vas
aved.
ST. Louis, Nov 6, 10 p. m.
The overland mail from San Francisco with
ates to the llth has arrived. The Alta Cali
,rnian furnishes The following news: Since the
eparture of the steamer the first mail from st. |
ouis reached San Francisco Unexpectedly on |
he lOth-24 days out-arran gsments are be- |
ig made to celebrate the event. |
kilograms have been received from the sum.
III OF the Sierra Nevada. |
The steamer Cortez sa led for Victoria with !
ily 20 passengers. Tee steamers we're return |
e daily loaded down with the sheartened |
The total amount oi Frazer River dust report |
IN the San Francisco mint to Oct. LIST, was |
81 900.
On the 9th fire broke out in jamestown |
hlch destroyed u houses. Loss S25, 900.
Business generally, since the departure of the |
st steamer was quiet, but the demand from
le country was full
Leavenworth. Nov. 4.
Per U.FS. Express to Boolevi 7th. The |
tah mail arrived on Sunday. Heavy snow
orms reported at Deer Creek Roads almost
npassabIe. The mail was packed on mules
ON Big Blue River, its stream being TOO high
ford.
The rain storms which prevailed throughout
at section tor the past 2 weeks, extended IS I
iirs west OF Fort Kearney. The passengers
eng 'eit behind no summary was furnished
ON Salt Lake City.
St. Louis, Nov. s.
When the overland mail Of the 10th Septem-
'r reached San Francisco, the mail via the
thmus OF same date had not arrived
oregon dates to the 22d OF September men
on credited rumor that two hostile chiefs /
tmed inaH Chen and Ontil were ca Jtured and 1
lot.
stehes from Fort Vancouver tor Fort Reading.
ne dispatches would change The destination OF |
le troops en- route for Oregon. The Washing
IN forces now there will be able 10 keep the |
adams In sui.jection without additional aid.
The Sacramento Mercury publishes a commu.
cation revealing the existence OF a project to
axe hlltustesing incurslon into Sonora.
Inc Utah correspondent OF the Republican
YES an account OF the outrages committed on |
Z. Mafker and daughter Bine years since, by
20 Utah Indians at Spanish Fork. Governor
imminss demanded the surrender ot the Of
dders. Through Indian agent Hart it was
fused, AID reqaisition was then made unon
IN. Johnson, and detachment Of men pro-
eced TO the scene Of the outrage and effected
e delivery OF the lpr!ts, who we're sen, TO
~ Lake Cny and placed in the custody OF the
>. Marshal One Iddian was unintention4lly
Ned, which may lead to further distui Dances.
view OF which posse OF military aas STA
,hed al Spanish Fork for Tie protection OF The
habitants.
The District Conrt had adjourned to the frs.
onday in November.
Baltimore, Nov :.
ihe funeral OF officer Rigdon who was mnr-
rea on fnday night, took place this p. H.
ie Mayor and a large body Of police aud au-
erous citizens attended The streets arre
nseiy crowded, but no disturbance took place.
s murderers have been indicted and vii! be
ought TO trial during the week.
= SuaFlSstoh, NOV. VI. |
Deaths frcm fever in this city for the week
ding to day is Il.
New York, Nov. S.
Rev. Frederick Grove, missionary, who was
Gently banished from San Salvador. for dis
outing the Bible, died on SATURDAY, in this
y, from sickness caused by exposure and suf
rings in that country.
A young man named VIM. r. Tompkins was
led on Saturday evening in AN atirsy in a
oadway Concert Saloon, kept by Mcssrs Fox
Wadeworth, while the performances we're
ing on in the same saloon. The police n ade
descent upon IL, arresting all the propri. tors
q about 100 persons, comprising the audit nee.
The Times Washington CORES pondent says
m. Walkers object at Washington is t. in-
ce President Buchanan to withd ay the 70. |
Imation, or At least to modify it. Shout ne
! in this object, he will, he says, disre ard
: proclamation.
Bangor, Me-, Nov.
Saow TO the depth Of several inches /, "a
y, followed by rain.
Baltimore, Nov 8.
Corrie and Crapps we're arraiened this n ora
Z tor the murder Of Officer Rlgdon. and the
ses were removed 10 the County Court. where
fy will no doubt find speedy justice.
NKw ORLEANS, Nov. s.
Deaths from fever yesterday 23.