The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-13
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Washington. July [

hc made several reaties with tribes who have beer
"a at ennlity for years, The Eaiions he had as
ch sisted have always been faithful to the U. s.
'c but are in position, 10 have done ii so dis
70 posed, much more harm than the Romans. The
,u- Indian affairs are represented in very mixed
ne condition. He intends to visit all the tribes
an from Salt Lake City 10 Carson Valley.
Agent Redield writes from f. Fierce, Ne
on braska territory, that the Sioux much ex-
le cited on sccount of the treaty of the U. S. with
% the ianctons. They claim that the lands be-
- long to them, protest against the Yanctons bo-
IN ing paid any thing. They are in an irritable
~ and disturbed state Of mind, and Mr.. Redfed
lA could not have transacted any business with
= them, u 1t had not been for the presence OF
~ the troops. They are insoent and fault fin ding
10 and it will be necessary to chastise them Sc
~ verely The s.ipulaons OF the Laramie treaty
es are not observed. Nearly all the nations and
tribes being At are depredating one ano-
70 ther as well as the whites.
:, Mr. u. IL. Mott of Miss. has been appointed
r special commissioner to Washington and Ore
son territories, under the act of Congress to
: examine and report on certain claims previous
Q to their payment, for which constitutional ap-
Q preparations have been made.
! Richmond, July 5
: The remains of Ex-Presdent Monroe arrived
mere at halt.past o'clock this morning, and
were received by immense throng on the
J wharves, including the Military Of Richmond.
The Governor and Mayor went on board i'm
mediate'y and were introduced TO the guests
The 7th Regt. of National Guards arrived at
haifpast 10 on the steamer Glenca. which went
over 100 miles down the river to meet the
; steamer - which got aground. The mill
tary were received by Geo. Humfrey, Esq, with
speech, to which Col. Duniee replied. The |
remains were taken from the jamestown by the
pall-bearers and placed in an open hearse drawn |
: oy SIX white horses, the band playing derge |
The procession moved at haif-past H. The I
doors of the public buildings we're dressed in
mourning, msute guns Nt!e E ], and the bells
tolled during the entire march. shower of /
ram had laid the dust and rendered the heat
less oppressive than ii otherwise would have
been, and the streets were thronged with peo-
pie. The procession arrived at HOLLYWOOD
Cemetery at halfpast o'clock.
Trinity Bay, July 5-P. NJ
A dense fog has prevailed off the coast for
day or two past and still continues. We have
therefore no intelligence from the telegraph
cable feet now fully due.
New Orleans, July g.
fire occurred at 10 O'Clock this morning at
the corner of Peoples and Calliat streets. Six
dwellings were destroyed Loss $4,000.
| New London, July 6.
At the regatta, yesterday the first three and
| SIX prizes were taken by the Olympia, Orme.
Maid and Colonat, respectively Of the Yale
Navy, of New Haven. The other FIVE prizes !
were taken By the New London boatmen I
New York, July 6. :
Foreign News by the City of Washington. :,
Great preoarations were being made to open
the Ocean Telegraph Line. The Queen will :,
ihaugurate the event BY sending a Peace Mes. !
sage TO President Buchanan .
The Coolle Emigration Question had been ).
brought up in Parliament hv Bishop Oxford :.
IDtImatpd tbn Ial
ton had proved to be slavery in its worse !,
form ~
Independence was celebrated Yesterday ac =
cordinc 10 programme. The weather was very 81
fire and the day passed quietly, with less than 9
the average number of casualties. Caleb Cu.h. :,
ing grafton before the Tamany Society wa >,
the only set speech Of the day. =
Three ships have arrived at Quarantine from y
Cuban ports, each having lost its Captain and u
portion of its crew by yellow fever and having
the rest of the crew dying with the same dis '"
ease.
The ship Grata, of Richmond, Me-, arrived Al Al
Yesterday from Sagua in charge of the Mate %
Captain Dernly having died at sea. "
Jordon n. T., July 6. til
Peter Murphy stabbed his son-naw, John nr
Maher, six times, in drunken brawl last night :,
Trenton N. Y. July s. to
A collision occurred this morning on the b. co
raj cars were crushed. No lives lost pa
Boston, July 6. IL
The City programme for the celebration of
Independence day was satisfactorily carried A
out Weather was fine, and very few accidents "a
occurred. pc
Catsraugus, July g. cd
Dennis Sullivan was sentenced to be hung on
9Th August for the murder of John Hartman at
Carlton. They were both Irish laborers on the gu
n al Rail
Baltimore, July c.
independence day passed off quietly in the De
'ity, bat there was some disturbances in the
outskirts party of rewdes visited the uii
soods near the city yesterday, where a Sunday hi
school celebration was being held, and shot
Town boy Is years old, son of Col. John T. tn
sarlan. The desperadoes escaped.
Trinity Bay. F., July 8, 7p.m. ~ ~
The wind Nas been NE. all dav, and the '''
Weather very stormy 1t has now changed and -.
5 blowing very high from the NV, and the ,Nu ia
Ky is bright. Clear weather is expected -,
No news OF the Atlantic Telegraph Cable
'leet. an
Washington, July I .,n
1t ls reported that Commander Page will com. Wy
nand the vessels to be dispatched to Paraguay g,
Various Libraries and institutions Of learning -;
throughout the Union will shortly be supplied l"'
y the Interior Department with complete sets -
II the documents Of the 34;h Congress. The sas
'eposaries we're designed By members of Con- na ~,
'ress IN accordance to law of the last Con. ~
,ress
John III. Clark has been appointed Commits ~,
ioher, John Weiss Surveyor, and Hughes CAL - y
'ohn, Astronomer on the part of the L. S. to m -,
an the Texas boundary. They will commence - -
operations about the lst of September at point az
where the SD parallel crosses the Rio Grande. e'n
Jonathan Bartaleme has been appointed As. Yo' "
lstans Surgeon and VIM. T. Damn, Lieut. in the . Ae
Navy, IN place Of Edward c. Stockton, dis. ~
missed. rat
The receipts into the Treasury from the 2lst -" n",
0 the last OF June are sl,usl, l69, amount Of "
deposits ss,lloo0o, drafts drawn but not paid ~ '.o
!. $4,000, amount subject to draft nearly 1Ds
Il, ,5u5,auO.
The Secretary of the Interior will leave Wash. 'ne
ngon Tor Mississippi on Friday no,
Gen. Ward B. Burnett OF New York has been .o'
enaered the appointment OF Surveyor General p,
II Kansas and Nebraska vice Gen. Calhoun. oa'' m
whose term expired Sd July so'
JAS Guthrie, Jr, has been appointed receiver
i public money at Oregon city. ,
Pasqnall B. Gultte at San Francisco
VIM. A. Street for the district OF New Mexi- ye'
o, and Wm. Dawson OF La Register for New ~.
dexico Az
Schenectady, Juyf. -.
One hundred and forty.six U. s. troops, un. .
Ter command Of Lieut.. Moore, passed here this
morning at O'Clock for Minnesota. jan
Halifax, July 6.
The steamer City Of Baltimore after being NJ,
wo days out OF New York, damaged her cog IN
wheels slightly, when she bore up for this port "a,
III a..es ".'o :, CLOCK 'h's evening. She da
N Saturday.
New York, July vi,
The steamer Persia took ont upwards Of 200 III,
'assengers. Among her passengers are Mons.
seliy, who goes out to make Arrangements for
s Nicaeaguan canal project; Mr. Raymond, cd n.
Tor OF the Daily Times Mr.. Sanburn and girl, of
. W. Field of Boston, Mr.. Mrs. Jones of Proyi. al
ence, and John Smith,
Efforts are being made to start the Collins
.ine OF steamers on the 18th inst, providing He
- as .nn WIN assent 70 proposed 80