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

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SATURDAY 80 total idse " the cses~s. - 4
hunssville. u 80 Cunhetlsad Nv, wv Y
~ eos@0sr.nSe ioss of Vie. Hinee u.
o. the Z. y. RnnyAn, " have been v,
possession q very full particulara, INV rsesd \
70 ny them before our readrrs. 80 psusai
re a'sAster occurred on Wsdsssd.v ~.
y O'clock, e Palmyra, about tsn NJ. s'gAsa
C'arksv'Iis- She struck log while r.n,, osissl
49, s.mos. specd, ana sunk almost iu...s.s
aooas bali her huh being torn away. aaaJ
Inc soddenness Of The disaster. saa -,
nouf q which y occurred, combined I. -
na espssfaoss saaiE. by he los d a." 49,
4 Kmmstt Wallace, assistant erv;,.
la1cs Aensueky, and Henry Jackson y.
gay Names q she lost that we coua s..A
assistant porter 81 he boat. E;shs S.. Soy -
.nscnss' aa"ss unknown, ere Lne~a i =
The passengers saved were t.k.,,.r
BY the steamer Cherokee. tn,
the officers from blame in she mass.. . .ss
aster. The accident occurred 4 We -
through which the water. a. IL -. -
stage, roshes with great velociE. $3.50 49,. ~
/ pasaage unusually difscult: Vii |. Z ~
boat stock : sheer % ne pilos .nA 80 -
tered the log, thsfe being no posih;E,' 80 y
venting the collision. ~
The officers, without exception. -.
done oil that i was possible Tor msn !. ~a'a
der the circumstances, N Rivine di,e.,;We
the general safety, and assisting ner.s..nh
The greatest confuion, excisemsns 49,
| prevailed - usual In such cases 49,
much appfehensi0n that tho loss 81 M. ;.i
greater thsa asoertainsd, Or ever viII 4.
| tanned. - -
Almost every passenger had retired u "
respective berths, long enough % ia.,;s- aa
suppcsision that many we're asleep. 81
the shock, the cabin vas allied ~ Ia
rushing, excited people, and the horro, ~ M
situation wae augmented By the shIsL;,s
women and children.
One lady, We understand, threv ~ 90,
over the guard, and is WAS saved by On y \.
6remen.
man floating in the water was seen u ~.
toward plank, on which was young N,
Who Afterwards proved 70 be his dsurh,s, =
Both we're saved.
the engineer, Hopkins, saved his liza i,
chnging to small par Of steps, with whjeA !. A
hoate1 three miles before be could get q 4.
bank.
Sloan, the clerk, and Nr. Bell, passers,
secured and chung to plank, which supper
them safely to land.
The city Of Huntsville was getting 70 B, E
old boat She was valued It $4,000. ar,
BY Capt. A. 1. Davis, Of Nashville, and w. y
insured.
She had IN uncomfortable cargo. which =
gether with the boat, i lost.
Corespondence Or the NswiYork Evepln.e..
Warrington Insclligenee.
Eject Of the Utah rHmoys in Washiaotos-
the Presidcnt cishes NeW Reyimsnts-W7r,
they are q go-1hs APpropriatioa. y
Needed.
Washington, Nay H.
The news that the Mormons are ayinx from
Salt Lake City to the mountain fastuess i cr,a
tied here by those in the secrets Of the Admin.
and confnses the President, esperhH,
embarrasses the Cabinet, and will entirely a.
stroy the calculations Of an army Of hangeuu
about Washington. The latter class have ben N
urging the passage Of the Appropriation Bin ~
the three regiments of mounted volun,eer
which amounts to about four and hall Nd
lions Of dollars.
The fact ID, evidence exists, In this CITY. H. NJ
Mr.. Buchanan has had it in his power for i lon, N
iime to compel submission of the Mormous w
the laws Of the United States, whenever, III
pleased, without the great display Of troops N n
The enormous waste Of the public treasure vh;s
ne has been and is now making. The Mornor, n,
have for . long time been, and are now wlury
TO submit 20 the Wishes Of the Federal Cover II
nent, whatever they may be-bus Mr.. Bueh,,.
IN, instead Of officially announcing the rencyI n
Of Young and the appointment Of Cuuuiur
and quietly despatching . few advance toos
10 Utah, to look after the Indians. or MAJ
he cover of some other excuse, but os.eniA
With view to the subsequent arrival into IN
Territory Of the new Governor, who shoda e
have gone hither in . civil capacity and With N
but meEacing display, did the very opposis n
md, but for which, there would never have
been any trouble. The weakness of Mr.. Buch. N
man, whoas Mr.. Broderick SO truly saya
in his dotage" and "petulant," compelled him
9 yield, in settling the Utah matter, as be hu
everything else during his administration, 70
ne extreme southern slavery extension interest
me hre eaters policy was to use Utah for ras-
ng troops for The. designs oil the South, and es
ain ths appropriations of the puolic money ion
splendid campaign. To this end the Uas
trite has purposely been kept up. All tia
valuable force Of the United States army ID nov
oncentrated in and around the Mormon cosr-
~. THIS movement has consumed the ssw1
liiiion dollars appropriated BY the last Congres
,. army purposes, FOR the year ending Jun,
COG, ana mas created demand KHon The ~
OlAI Treasury fOp mhrrk al
Inch Congress has recently consented u 40
ropriate in the passage Of the Deticieucy biz
demand has also been made for more trocps, X
nd three regiments OF mounted volunteers have
cen voted, aud now about four and q hall NIL
On dollars more is assed for to equip lai
nd the IN forward, and enable them 70 open
with the army Of occupation
tab.
Such is the state of things at present. Tie
sws that the Mormons are flying before our
oops Of course will make il necessary to recxE
Early all OF the army, and the three regimsun
hich the President was authorized 10 raiS
~ not be wanted, and of course Congress
"a not be required to pass the Approprstios
II to furnish them with supplies. for The lss
v weeks Washington has been oyerrun win
ores Of men who have made II their businey
get through Congress the army and Defci i.
bills, and are nov moving every inGue, ~
- the Supply Appropriation bill Tor -. ~.
ents. These men are chiefly thost VIVA AZ
ct TO obtain the contracts for thu sunn;..
"a the appaintment ~ oficers az ~ ~.
ents. The snews from Mosmoudom si,,epsu
th the patriotic services Of those rsn,IsmnL
~ much % their chagrin. s
a. was not Intended BY Mr.. Buchanan As
Mormons should - frightened 50 soon. u
sired first to get III the troons ma moaer
e ne could from Congress, under The hanbs.
- that Brigham Young mean. eight; d
ncentratc those troops in Sals Lake Waller,
period too late in the season 70 enable den
return without encountering the ssysn
ows q the next winter. liz. would then T.
lre peace With the Mormons and show that
expense Of keeping the troops in the valley
'u'd Do no greater than IL they were morisg
an army cf o6serratioa dozen into tAe ARISES
snfrs, o,l &c border Of tie Ssa.e Of So#ors, d
!. rsPn6Hc n Ntricoi That this has been th
hcy Of Ar. buchanan have very highs
'rty TOR asserting. All his movements n
movements Of bis friends in developing -
icy Of the Adninistration with relation
xico, are 10 keeping with such q programs.
me explosion Of this plot il al owing V tAs
.rgetic movement OF Col johnson. Who b.
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