The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20
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tuti0nist party in Mexico, In case they sutcce
10 oserthrowing the Zuioaga government, inten
to make either Querctaro or Aignas the seat Z
the Fedeaal Government, so as to destroy tn
centrsiizlng power OF Mexico.
serious riot was threatened yesterday 4
consequence of the efforts made by the Mayo
to enforce the law against the running Of ON
nibusses on Sunday. The proprietors Of tn
omnibusses, backed BY the keepers Of large
beer saloons, were determined TO risk the law
but were finally oycrpowerd and their horse
and vehicles seized. large number Of specia
police were sworn in. The omnibus proprietor
and saloon keepers subsequently entered q com
plant against the Mayor for disturbing til,
peace.
The u. s. steamship Relief, Lieut.. Strong
commanding, arrived from Aspinwall, June 2lst
via Key West, 4th. She brings the invalids o
the Pacific Squadron.
The Relief left Aspnwall without man 81. war
and was regarded with respect by the white in
habitants, as they were under apprehension o.
riot among the negroes and nativess.
The Wabash, Colorado, Dolphin and Macedo
MIA, were at Key West.
The jamestown was off Havana on the 22d
She had cases Of fever on board. She wal
just from San Juan.
| Key Yves. was quite healthy.
No cases Of British outrages.
I The bark Corinthian, from Port an Prince,
arrived to-day. She lost 8 OF her crew on the
passage from from fever.
| Albany, July IL.
! This has been the hottest day Of the season:
1 the thermometer at Q o'clock this morning
| marked .. deg. At half past III o'clock we
| had one Of the most severe thunder storms ever
seen in this vicinity. The streets were flooded
for half an hour so that it was impossible to
cross. The wind blew gale uprootn2 trees
and scattering shingles, chimneys and awnings.
In the county, few miles from here, there vas
terrific hail storm. hailstones larger than hens
eggs fell, doing considerable damage to the
crops Three miles below this city vessel
loaded with lumber was blown ashore.
81. Louis, July IL.
Inc st. Joseph Gazette. of the 9Th, in MOTTO
ing the arrival Of the Utah mail, says: Gen.
Harvey is encamped just beyond IT. Laramie.
and Col. Maya command thirty five miles this
side OF Laramie. A large body OF infantry was
at Asslow. Major Emery was encamped on
Great Blue, and another commander, name not
given, was at Fort kearney Provision trains
are progressing finely. Sioux Indians are scat
tered all along the route, but friendly Heavy
snow fell at TT. Brdger, June 10th
Our dispatches from Leavenworth, July 9th
by steamer War Eagle to BoonyilIe, saws
Letters received by ST. Josephs mail from, the
army contain but little additional news Of in
terest.
An officer writing from Johnston Camp. on
Bear River, June 10th, says they would re-
sumo their march next day. johnson had re-
ceived an express iron the Peace Commis ion
ers, Informing him that the army would be re-
ceived peaceatly by the Motmons. The GeEer-
al, however, did not feel any increased conf
dence in TIE peaceful attitude of the Saints. and
the army was kept in readiness to repel any
trcacherous demonstrations.
proclamation has been issued TO the peo.
pie by Johnson in which he tells them that the |
army j. as ready now to afford them assistance
and protection as it was to oppose them when I
rebellion against the Government.
1t was thought the guarantee would cause
many Mormons to evade the despotsm of
I Dung, who had sedulously inculcatcd the be-
ief that the army was particularly hostile to
hem. Troops. in fine condition, and glad te be
released from inactivity. Garrison at Fort
BRIDGES consisted of Capt Hendrickson and
Lieut.. Smiths companies Sixth Infantry, and
lapt. Stewards troops of 1st cavalry. Col
holman lost 80 mules, but not one cavalry
iorse in his march across the plains.
Our Leavenworth correspondent, under date
If the Sth, says
An express arrived at Fort keavenworth this
morning from TT. hearney.
The express passed the Utah mail for ST.
oseph.
1t is said that Governor Cumming and the
'eace Commissioners had concluded a treaty of
eaee with the Mormons
General Harvey was in camp miles beyond
learney on the Sd. The express, with orders
Or him to halt, must have overtaken him on
be 9th.
The I. S. steamer Mink leaves fort 10. morrow ,
nth Capt. Lowell and Lieut.. Lees companies of
BE I'd Infantry for IT Randall.
Judge Cato has resigned his position as Dis
let Judge.
st. Louis, July IS
The correspondence Of the Republican, under !
ate of June 18th, says: The conditions ,
greed upon at the Conference between Gov
the Peace Commissioners and the =
cad OF the Mormon Church are: The troops
lail enter the City without opposition. The
WI officers shall be permitted to perform the :,
ltes OF their offices without interruption. and
conditional obedience to the laws of the a
nd shall be given. On the other hand, past .
fences shall be forgotten, as stated in the
residents Proclamation. All the houses in the 81
~ have been closed against both civil -
neers and strangers, except one, which il oc-
ped by the Governor and family Every. y
ny else were obliged to sleep in their wagons :
" ~ S'oNha. iHE persons III tue Ilty were r
". Cummings, Secretary Hartnett. Powell l.
d Mccullough, Peace Commissioners. Dr..
rney, Superintendent of Indian Affairs. Mr.
alg, Indian Agent, Mr. Dodson, Marshal of -
, Territory, and Messrs. Simouton, Fillmore "
d Brown, correspondents Of the New York
mes, Herald and Tribune.
New York, July H. Il,
The bark Rapid, for Mimititan, Mexico. 1.
led today with large number OF laborers Or
be employed III the construction of the Rail. a
i'd.
Charleston, 5. c. L.
The Isabel has arrived with dates from Ha- or
IA and Key West to the 10th Ia,
Sugar at Havana was active and firm. Mo- ~
SEES inactive. Freights dull Sterling Ex- m,
'nge l2al3 premium; Bills on the North 2a3 a.,
MUM.
Greensburg, Ia, July l3. in.
me Republican Convention of 4th district ab
to day. Hon. Judge Hockdam OF Rush was to
minated on the st ballot Resolutions APP tn,
wing OF the fth of March State resolutions, cit
denouncing the Green English bill ana The
raEagance OF the administration were .dop,. ca.
;, Quebec, July l3. tel
he ship Windsor, arrived here, reports ,ba.
was in company with the Niagara and Aga
non, June goth, in heavy weather. Both do
light steam on. The weather on IN 23a
Nth was fine, but from then to the gsth :
w south west winds prevailed. a.
Troy, July - row
he new steam propeller May Flower. or
81 Troy, while on her trial trip 10 day, when ,
ring the dock in this city, exploded, blowing ave
the dome of her boilers and demoljshine :.
q work, 40. -Four persons were scalded, rsil
dangerously. -.
Columbus, Ohio, July Is. pas
he Republican State Convention met 10 day. ant
attendance was large; all Counties in the Chi
9 being fully represented. Samuel s. Craw Chi
!, OF Dogton, presided. The Committee on ed.
olutions, through their Chairman, lion. n Mr.
Wade presented the following, which was |
aimousiy adopted, the Convention giving Sd
smendous aye Yo,
esolved, That the Republicans Of Ohio In G.
fentlon assembled, entertain an abiding con. Wn
ace in the cardinal doctrines Of the marty Ho,
toiore inscribed upon its banners, and in +.
nee OF which it has never failed to secure 10.
the intelligent and patriotic freemen of the His