The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

Roeheoees. Juns -. =
i Ms. Litsles trial psogrsssss slowly. sIesg
Witnesses have beoA sworn and mueh u he -.
idencs In Stsuss trial had hssu re.pfodueee
/ from the record. The physician who examined
Mrs. Littlss at the CoronsFs inquest tssti6sd
that there were . number Of bruises on hes
person and limbs. besides the broken arm.
Il indianapolis, Sans -.
democratic Congressional Convention, III
District, Terra Hauts, yesterday nominAsed
Henry Secriss, strong anti-Leeompson sandi-
date for Congress.
/ New York, June -.
Baron Wellsrstadt, the newly appointed real.
dent minister from Sweden and Norway, arrived
here last evening in the Persia.
i New York, June ~.
! Times Washington Correspondence.
supplementary meeting Of tho Cabinet was
held Yesterday, at which the despatches from
Mr.. Dallas and Lord Malmsbcrry, were read.
Tie British Government apologies ios toe
recent outrages and intimates that any injuries
proved to have been suffered through them wiii
be redrssssd.
Lieut.. Maurey has been appointed active So.
perintsndeAt Of Indian Affairs for Arizona.
The contractors for the purchase Of Sonora
arc applying for . detail Of military engineers
| for the survey OF . road from Chsgisti, in
Texas, to Monterey, thence to Mazatlan, on the
Pacific.
Postmaster willers, Of San Francisco, was
| re-appointed to-day. Ef
The Post Office Department. has prepared .
| statement of letters here addressed 70 bogus
lotteries aud other firms. The letters number
1919, and the inclousures, in cash and drafts,
Il. y IN Asln Tb~ac pANt
extend hack to April lst.
Herald Correspondence.
Several Captains, whose vessels have been
boarded by British cruisers in the Gulf, have
been hero asking advice Of the Government, -
their best means Of redress, among these was
Capt. Bartlett, Of the ship Clarendon, whose
ship with her cargo was totally lost of Key
West, after she had been boarded and do.
tanned by the Buzzard. l understand that the
Secretary Of the Navy has expressed to Capt
Bartlett, in the most positive terms, his opin.
ion that the owners of the Clarendon have Q
valid claim on the British Government Of $780,.
ooo-the value Of ship and cargo-and shas
they are determined to prosecute the claim.
The French Minister has informed our
Government that Mons. Belly, Mild l. Co. are
not acting under the authority Of the French
Government in the matters of the Transit Route
and Central American affairs. Mr.. Naming, who
is figuring in this business with Belly, has no
official position and it 10 not believed ct the
British Legation that the Governments fayors
his alleged movements in the matter.
The eight new sloops OF war ordered to Be
built will be apportioned as follows: One to
each Of the Navy Yards at Portsmouth, Bostos,
New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Washington,
Pensacola and San Francisco the latter provided
the necessary timber can be procured there.
The yachts entered for the great race around
Long Island, startedt this forenoon under salute
from the Cunard steampship Persia.
Courier 5 Correspondence.
Earl Malmsbury's dispatches to Lord Napier
express the hopo that the President will recon-
slider the dispatch Of Secretary Cass to Lord
Napier of the 10th Of April, declaring further
for the prevention of the slave trade,
and that he will agree to Convention for the
correction of the abuses Of the American flag.
Full reparation is promised for recent occur
rences.
The claims Of the Peruvian government ORR
sinate III the violent expulsion Of American
sea captains from the Peruvian sloopof war at
the Chinchi Islands has been referred to arbi-
traton.
Tribune correspondence.
Much doubt is still entertained here az to the
final purpose of the Mormons, and the unpub.
ished dispatches Of Gov. Cumming convey some
apprehension which Col. Kanes reported con-
ference have not removed. At last official ac-
counts they had possession of the mountain
passes, and the alternate dasign of the exodus
! matter wholly of speculation. For this rea-
ION and Others that may not be disclosed, it 10
ieemed most prudent if not absolutely necessary
% maintain show ard effective force to send
he civil officers in asserting the federal author
ty.
Washington June o.
The Southern mail brings dates from all parts
Is late as due.
The Texas papers contain glowing accounts
If the grain crops in that State. The prospect
vas that there would be the largest yield Of
'orn ever known. The weather was favorable.
!. The mobile papers says that Gen. Walker and
iennlngsen were received there with extrava.
,ant demonstrations.
A private letter from Gov. Cumming lays
much stress upon the importance of the Nor
mons being -obliged to return to their homes
nd employment. lie is opposed to their going
ione, and Confirms the statement heretofore
made that they are divided into peace and war
parties, and thinks it the duty and policy Of the
government to support the former and break
lown the latter. He speaks of Brigham Young
s man OF great perseverance, intelligence and
experience, and with authority to ann ounce the
errors awarded to those who sin against the
Aoy uhost- lHere is, says U0v. u. o DIVISION
n the ranks Of the Mormons, all fearing Young,
While many hate him, because of the pacific
measures with which he is charged. Gov. c.
,lainly says that his chief hope of control over
be Mormons is e1erted through Yoang, and
hat if any thing should happen to thwart his
fforts to avoid the perils Of collision between
ne army and Mormons the country may rea-
onahly expect general war Of several years
iuration, and an expense Of many millions dol
ars, while the war would be visited upon those
ne least deserving of its terrors