The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10

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party of their arms and psoyi1ions.
The 4th Of Jsl1 sssessbrated in Gns style
At Santa Ess EhsAedsrasieNee lndependsaeo
lw.s resd in EaeliehaaAaea and addrsssss
delivered in each laGraN.
70 the whites ase nov Giand1y, and are planting
large crops. OF grain on BaDnetso river. Trav-
ele,s and herds pas through their country as-
A l4les party of ofCafifornians arrived q Al
burqucrqus The lAtsss psrt o. Jsnsy and have do.
termined 70 taks sAs s5sA pssAilss to accomplish
| their journey 1eAt aasss#
| Commercial ness saimportass. Business dull,
but prospect Of revival Of tssde Vas good.
4srgsa ssgNss York, August :.
Tho match betweAp The CspadiAnr rElesAn and
me United S.atss sEIsvsa rs .ses~nsd yss.sf-
lay am, the sCanadians tcoecluding their 6rse
innings and naAkisg 81. The United States
Eleven then took sAss Wtckets, and under .
drizzling rails, AFTER absutshree hooss' scientific
aying, they scored l47, beating the Canadians
resumed snis morning ~ ss.aE
The great cricket match between The United
States aud O1n1dl xss sc6nelvdcd this r. No
the Canadians being hapdsbniely beaten, which
they took with tie tsst hnmor and good fssl-
ing, promising 70 beat the United States ous
and out q thcf nexg nAtct. The foliov vipx il
The results tCanadians 6rss inniegs a2; seeoad
innings loo; total lS2. Usitsd States 6sst n.
ming 147 second innings SO, With 8 wickets -
90 down. The bowling and fielding Or tie
Canadians this r. n. Wss superb. Il n sdtnse-
ted that If they had done as well yesserdey ne
result would havs been different. At she ees.
cluson OF the game the Canadians loudly cheer.
ed thei. cpponenss, an1 subsequently maKy
speeches vsre made oaabssh st1ssv e1seA o.
humor and fun have rarely besn sqaallsd Assy
g. Louis, August 4.
incomplete returns foot up the CtngrsasiouAl
vote IN the County - follows - @5es.s .slaaa
Barrett Dem, 67lS; Frank n Blair, slls:
Breckenridge, American, $3.50. The remaipine
precincts in the County to be head from viii
increase Barretts majority 10 nearly II noe
quite, zoo. The whole Democrats Tickse.ls
elected BY an average majority or 500.
reported Congressional Vote in. following
counties il thus, viz:-Mafion county.-Andef.
son, maj, 20s Pike CO., io7 /; Kalis CO.. 200 !:
CAllawAy CO., SOO 10 loco; Cooper 60. gives
Y MWoodson $50 maj. over both his oppoasaas;
Cole CO., official. gives Reid $50 majority over
Woodson. In this county Condell, Dens.. has
beaten Gsrdenhire, the present emancipasionlSe
Mayer ct Jefferson cisy for ksgislasuss,
.57 majority. -
#-s---s Albany, Aug. 4.
The Democratic State Convention met Al
he DelAvan House to day, apposting tho ISsh
at Syracuse for State Convention. .
Toronto. .Apg. f..
The Crown ministry hove resigned. II is IN.
,erstood that the Gov. General has called IN
dr. Calf to form new administration.
Syracuse. Ang. 49,
The Gerritt Smith mass Convention met AZ
ne City Hall this A. n. About loo persons
Fere present, half of taem citizens, There were
'ghs resolutions introduced covering large
xtent OF territory and tapering OF with s6s
omination Of Garritt Smith. .#. #
Cleveland. August
The Canadian steam packet Telegraph was
nnk on Monday night BY collision With the
chooner Marquette.-Total loss--no insurance..
ne schooner was uninjrred s@geH