The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

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- slA1con1 kolne ~ rounds Of the pessI
TIT h 4. C0tcAs paftnGe n the late NJ. Per
kins, one Of he victims Of The late terrible -
cidsnt On The Central Railroad, has become H.
, sane n consequence thereof, has no moro foun.
\ datio1 80 - faot thne ~ hfother - AeeG
defsnged from oshsr causs.. NJ. Z. r. Smith
hin peTfecsly soamd msud, hae been greatly IN
i. jured n hls business ~ ~ story, and II - d
ocanteract ths Injury shat this diSpatchia trans.
: nitted.
II. an usytbs proper % s,.,e tbas ~,
Smith y . ;sslaaion . Join Suish. Who .busted
The bullo6 The bridge that caused The "Rochss.
sef Knockings.
i Harrisburg. Nay IL.
the state Canals were formally transferred
70 tho Sunbury Erie r. r. Couapany to-day.
The Governor Issued . psoclamation announcing
the fact
Il New York, May 30.
The large factory buildings in Williamsburg
we're burned this norning-loss $4,000. In
Guiding Gibbs brass foundry, loss 1l6. OOO--in-
sured $4,000. John d. Richards, telegraph
Instruments, el0,000-no insurance. Michaels
Sloan, type founders, N ,O0Q-insured 5000.
Holmes Foster, steam pump makers, 81, 900
dollars.
The Black Warrior from Havana 18th ofNay,
arrived this morning.
She reports that part Of the crew from 3
British cruiser had landed e one Of the Coban
outports and fansacked the plantation in search
Il of Basel Negroes. The Captain Of the port had
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resisted the invasion and insult 70 the Spanish
dag.
The ship Flora Temple and two foreign ships
arrived q Havana, on the 18th, with leO Coo.
Hes
Sugar and molasses unchanged.
Washington, May 90
/ HoUsE.-The communication Of the Secretary
| Of the Treasury asking for . loan Of ten million
was referred 70 the Committee On WAYS ana
/ Means.
The Speaker announced that the first business
| IN order was the resolution OF she Committee on
Elections, Tor the admission OF Messrs. Phens
and Cavanaugh - members from Minnesota.
NJ. Washburne Of Me-, suggested that by
| general consent the vote be taken tomorrow.
and 70 Gay be devoted TO private bills,
Mr.. Letcher Of Va. inquired Why not vote to
| day.
/ Mr.. W. wished to reply, but objections vere
made FROM tine Democratic side.
Mr.. Maynard moved the members be sworn
| in.
The speaker decided the motion out Of order.
Mr.. Keith. suggested that the subject be post
poned until TO morrow, and that the House %
into committee on che appropriation Bills
This was necessary if Congress expected 10 ad-
journ on the It'll Of June.
Mr.: keith. ! do, and have done nv best 10
dlsentsngle this matter.
Mr. Harris OF ILL suggested the postponement
OF the question till tomorrow.
Messrs. Reagan OF Texas, and Mcqueen of
SIC. objected. The latt said that the oppo-
siton by hllbustering wasted yesterday.
There was much confusion during these nro
ceedlngs. Several other Intellectual provisions /
were made to relieve the House Of it's embarass /
ment and produce mutual understanding.
Mr.. Grow Of Pa. moved to 60 into committee
on the private calendar.
The Speaker said the motion was out Of order.
= Mr. Grow appealed from the decision Mr..
Florence moved to lay on the table.
Mr.. Washburne, Of Maine, said the report.
in the Minnesota case had just been printed. ana
gentlemen had not had time to read them. hence
the propriety Of the postponement Of the
question.
Mr.. Florence objected to debate.
Mr.. Morgan, of New York, asked to be 81.
cused from voting on Mr.. Florences resolution !
MT. StaRton, OF Ohio, asked to be excused
from voting on the proposition to excuse MI.
Morgan.
Inc question was determined in the negative
yeas and nays.
Mr. Kelsey, Of New York, made motion
similar to that Of Mr.. Stanton.
MT. Gilils, OF Pa, was willing to excuse all on
that side of the House.
Mr.. Letter, OF Ohio, foreseeing that there
was nothing to be done moved 10 adjourn
Negatived.
The pending motions were severally with
drawn, when the House ordered the main oues-
ton 70 be put BY majority. The question was
stated TO De one agreeing to the resolution OIL
the Committee on Elections.
Dilatory motions were resumed on tbe onno-
sition side. - oppo
Washington, May 81.
Commander Story, Captains EAGLE and Har-
wood, and Commanders Huff and Hoor. have
oeen appointed Board Of Visitors to witness
me annual examination Of the several classes !
o. acting Aidshipmen at the Naval Academy On |
the LIST Of June.
The following Officers have been appointed s
20 we Orig Dolphin with orders to repair i'm .
moderately to Boston and leave for The Home !
squadron about the lst June Lieut.. Com i,
handing, Jno. w. Moffit; LIST Lieutenant n !
v illiams; I'd Lieut., j. NJ. Bradford "a L;ent ?
'. Y. Carpenter; Passed Assist Surgeon. j. MI l
Brown. =
sENATE.-Ihe Senate read communications =
rom tne Secretary Of War, conveying inform !
.tion prospecting theAtrato Expedition. Also | =
recommending the expenditure OF SlOo. 600 for .
preach loading tire arms for portion Of the =
Irmy.
Mr.. Seward introduced bill for the removal .
= Tue nevenue buildings at Quarantine Station =
AZ. ~ 1
Commerce. g
Mr. Green introduced bill providing for the
var Claims Of Oregon and Washington Terri
orles-Referred to the Military Committee. .,
Mr. bayard, from tho Judiciary Committee. O
vas adverse TO the memorial, asking for appro.l
'riations for Court Houses, &c.
w. wilson Submitted resolution to print
Or the use OF the Senate 10000 extra comics p
I me Patent Office Agricultural Report -
kgreed to.
James G. Farran has been apno;ntea Pc.
laster at Cincinnati. IL
The balance in the Treasury amounts 10 near. v
7 81 100000. - Ae@' !,
The Utah news, though not credited never- al
heless has some effect here.
clancy Jones will not press the volunteer.
preparation bill for some days. and II ~ -
ews Dc confirmed ne intends reducing ii one "a
~. Inc Iexas regulars win be called out br
any event, but II is probable that one II
: uosn tne others will be dispensed with. in
Letters received by the Iowa Senators ana e.
representatives confirm the stories Of exten. a
ye gold discoveriesin that State. 81
Inc Tariff Investigating Committee win re a,
,rs On aonday Or Tuesday. Nothing in the &C
port lmphcates any member Of Congress. mn
nurlow Weed has testified that March oad ~
'o,, Ira Lincoln, Of Boston, paid him S5. 600
'ruy ior services in forwarding the passage al "a,
7 .ard bill and partly for the expenses Of the ca
;n .a campaign Of 1856; Of the amount re- 70
ised on account Of the tariff, not one cent was on
-, oy Mr.. Weed for corrupt purposes. = =
~ secretary OF the Navy transmitted to tho pv
nate letter dated May 18th, from Lieut.. -
ayen, ~ reference to the internal canal across OF
pinlon, for reasons given that he nronnssJ ~.
nAl y lmpracticable, involving expenditures Nm
!. easlly estimated, sacrifice Of life from
'lch the stoutess heart may qual-at least De-
generations must pass away before The n,
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