The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
BY TELEGRApr

.h'es ~ Mo. Soaniry pistols and -. ~,
being the only Law recognizes ~ oosNEs
IL indian dsPsedatisns are very f,...
Lsylcs spears mvorably Of H. 49,
sources os the Territory, but deem. ~
suc 1 D as,e \, .ns utmost iDpor.ans.
The Ell Paso and Fort Yum. -,
sion VIII complete their work IN NJ
The agents Of the Csliform. 'enSe
company were met early il Aug,., faats
Rio Grando engaged in es,ab,;.s;'eHs
and making arrangements 10 er..I ~
service. h'f urA
This monta new military Dos, !, -,
lished on the San Pedro 10 Arzon. ,oass
Indians In check kse,
Santa Cruz VALLEY. " feEcv.i,
From New Asxico.-Col. say,e. ,.
difficulty with she Navlo Indians po's
tied. Gen. Garland has assured ~ sax
murdersrs Of Nj. Brooks sery,n, mas. Ma w
up, and 10 view Of pending troube, - e
dered Col. Miles from Fort Fillmore u ~.
! Maj. BAckus' command Of R.c,n,.
1 18th. oaoaH
| Jadge Boon Of Philad.lphi., ,.,...
es s.u.. - =, -, 10. -, hs.a,eo
| Proceedings Of the Missionary
day. Stirring addresses were d.s .uft IA
night in two churches. Bushes. ,.'aaA M
and . farewell meeting held ., 8 Nh. !
Prayers were offered BY the Rev
thomson, y, -, VINO VIII soon return nsl
fecting address. MaasaG
d. Il. Anderson in behalf or ira
ed the citizens Of Detro. for il, r".aa
and took leave. "''Fa&a
The hymn "Bsss be the tie tina. bH,..
sung BY the audience.
Or. Bacon pronounced an afssc,is,
ton, and the Board adjourned til ne,f.as-
Syracuse, Sept, i
The Republican and American Co..
after session Of two days, adjourned - =
without efiectiDg union. Each nomir..fa
ticket. The Americans nominated n, c.
nor L. Burrows; for Lieutenant Goverro,rs
Bottom; Canal Commissioner. j. r. Tia '
State Prison Inspector. W. 4. Ra..aa {
Republicans nominated for Goyeruo, ~
Morgan; for Lieutenant Goyerpor D.
Campbell; for Canal Commissions, ~ o
Gardner; for State Prison Inspector. J5E y
erett.
New York, Sxh .
Judge Bowin has accepted the nssaa,. ?
| Paraguay.
Capt II. II. Adams relieves Comma.
Ihorburn, who IS transferred TO the NJ Lsgs
1t is said in anti LeeompioD circles ava 8
/ ingt0n, that Senator GHin and the 81 L. II +,
| publican will support Douglas.
Edward Tucker, the engineer Of ,hs-
cars on the New Haven Railroad M, d
through the draw bridge at Norwalk am. Y
years since causing terrible loss Of Es som \
mitted suicide last night by bleedhy. HsJ.s-..
= wife and children at Troy.
The Commissioners OF Health are th,.,
raise 100000 for the rebuilding OF The bo.r y
tai. d
Some half a dozen obnoxious nf,4.. " :
were burned in effsy last night by the s.s. I !,
Island mob. An attack was anticipated ~. Y :
police, who we're preparing for it. The Rom. .
candles fred off by the crowd attrseted ~. b.
ton on board the irigate Sabine, and ia y. Il
were sent ashore. They were not needed b., u.
ever, a. no other disturbance than above uu,.i -
occurred.
A heavy failure in the coffee and sp,,, ,,,a.
is Representatives, $500, COO; asset. I,rgs -
Bloomington, Sept. 10.
The Douglas Democratic Congressional mr. M
District Convention met to-day. Resolu;sr,
re affirming the Cincinnati Platform and -
Geo. w. Armstrong, of La Sale, vas Inn.
mously nominated as candidate for Cop-,pa M
The Administration Democrats also beg sri
Convention to-day. but made no uonipup, Cl
they however recommended Churchill Cofns ne
Washington, Spt2 =.
Receipts into the treasury last week vera
nearly ,6S2, 900, an increase on the ptsrs,s ~
week OF S255,o00. The amount on depost, III.
Sl4, 100000, Of which Sl0,l2S, 200 is in Su ~
York. Si74,00o has been ordered TO be t,aae " y,
ferred. ~
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued n \ N.
general regulations, in which lie says that II =
subordinate officer of The customs can b,r ~
moved or appointed without bis previous AIT ~
ton. lncompeteney or neglect OF duty b tote liz.
reported to him for consideration and acton ~
hereafter. In all cases when parties aLegs 10 L.
have claims for the return OF duties paid ID e. IN.
ror, illegal exscfions otherwise the sppica
ton must be made direct to the Treasury De- IN.
partment by the owner or importer On rsssiE n
OF which report of the case, when reggka Hu,
will be called fer from the collector, and gy@ In
its examination the decision of the peparrsfl \ :
will be rendered. The Secretary also directs H..
that the value OF sugar imported from Ctba5s =,
ascertained and appraised, without refertls,W
the packages in which il is contained, wtetts n.
boxes or hogsheads, and to this value sbsi b, m
added the cost of the PACKAGE AN
Leavenworth, Sep. Z, per express TO bear per
vile, Sept. Q. he
Orders have been received for two conaHe. Bra
of the 1st cavalry from Col Summers r0zanl bon
under Maj Emery to proceed TO Fort ArhRat kw
Our municipal election was held yeslertr Ia .
treat excitement prevailed, but no serious a. Nkct
nrbance occurred. Hampton b. Denman, Ers Eocs
state Democrat, was elected by about 300 "a. N0ul,
Lyman Scott, Republican, and Adam Fish, r. |,
publican Better, were the opposing candidates Edeci
Tie Salt Lake Mail has arrived, daup- besl - i
= days en- roUte. Ga
The Mormons were orderly, and the U.
officers attending to their business. hs
As soon as the Associate judges would arrive ind
he trial for treason would commence. b
No arrests had vet been made. IN
The Indians were very troublesome isst IuG
Salt Lake City and had already killed .sEvn | Of
hormons. Uno family was m,ssasred salt IA
moving south. NJ
DIR. Forney, Indian Agent, was out snorg " vii
tribes making treaties, and had been succssfs he
The engineers were out locating she isI M
posts on tue western division OF Ias mail foGa 4 n
Milwaukee, SsRa so
q. A. Larabee has been nominated Tor Goa. oPp
'ress by the Democrats OF the Sd Congresses ~
iistrict The nominations Of both parties N -. q.
low complete. sna
New York, Septs -
A communication from Mr.. Field, says BE- D ~
eceived from New Foundland despatch : !
ormng him that although the insulation o. p ~
able remains pcrfec. no message has CO. -
ver II for several days. The last messass y .ue
eceised from England was dated Londoo ~ son
ember let. He il unable to state the ca1sa Po'
he eass,,ian &c messag.s b,t ear;..,,.s. nj AmS
| il The change =, ,ha sh,rs sna :, T,saat leat
Ihich be was informed was about tobs tare ~
When the Africa sailed IRON LvspOs ~ '4n.
be 2lst ult., 1t was known that the coanecaas W.
etween Prof Whitehpuse and the Auaa& ~
e!egraph Company would cease on OF Ae~ 80
he LIST OF September. 1t would therefore
ear much more probable that the workiHsa -
be cable had ceased from sole action % = -,
art OF that gentleman or some OF his FF
abs, than that it had ceased Tor sir ofssl ~.
avs irom the cause suggested by Mr.. lRA A..
should also be stated that Prof. ThonFs -,
as 10 succeed Prot. Whitehouse In ssriss an
experiments upon the cable. and althoasa On
ystem was regarded by all electrical tstsfh' Ia
Is IN England ~ perfectly childish. a.
IL 10 quite possible that the prrsen, dsss n,
ransm,iins intelligence is a,tribsd 10 Nv Az
hompsoh's experiments -. In /,