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

Church WAS accordingly called on Wednesday
evening last, tine 2Ssb,) and vote taken in
reference to recalling him. Eiehty-threc votes
we're cast, and Mr.. kaloch had seventy six of
the number lie was Immediately informed Of
the result, made his appearance at he meeting,
and accepted the c,ll.-[Cin. Gazette.
With much pleasure We announce the arrival
on last Friday Of the "Roliing Wave from
Fort Dodge. IL made the trip Of more than
hundred miles in less than two DAYS. Several
passengers and quite an amount OF freight were
aboard. The Rolling Wave was constructed at
Fort Dodge under the supervision OF Captain
Beers. IL has side wheels turned BY a crank
and the monve power il not steam, but human
strength. Il il capable of carrying several tons
weight, and when made 10 pillow the Vastly deep,
BY strong athletic men, IL moves, in tile Ian
cuage Of some obscure poet, like thing OF
liie.n
The Rolling Wave left this port last Friday
for Brnionsport. carrying two or three OF our
;oansnen besides the crew. IL was amusing 10
see the majestic craft leav ny the shore. Not
exactly willing 10 yield obedience 10 the helms-
man, il spun round and round in gyrations that
were wonderousiy brain-be aildernq. The
Captain couragronsiy gave his orders. The
more imminent the DANCE, the more prompt
and active were his efforts. No commander of
an ocean steamer could have been more sferaIy
authoritative. While the boat was revolving in
the GARRETT !; while the crew we're employ ing al
most superhuman energy with poles aud cranks,
10 govern the boat: while the passengers were
momentarly expecting to Be thrown headlong
from the cateening vessel and while the mad
river was rolling along its turbulent with
mtnacing violence, tue loud bass voice OF the
Capt. Was heard high above the war of elements
and tue groan OF stranng cranks, exelaiming
sonoronsy. y" Darn goa, Boz, keep that critters
head dorm stream
Bot oDeyed. The majestic vessel was finally
turned with its nose towards keokuk, and with
lis flag floating, and lbs biped engines bobhing
up aud down to conform to the requirements OF
their levers, the curious monster that was con-
structei at Fort Dodge soon shot beyond the
vision OF our cizeEs--Des MONIES Citizen
SERIOUS COMPLAINS AGAINST THE UNITED
STATES CossUL AT Observation-Disclosures OF
OUTRAGED MisslnNARIEs--A Jerusalem cores
pendent of the News of the Churches makes
great complaint OF the conduct Of the repre-
sentative OF our government in that city. Il
seems that a party OF American missionaries,
while passing along the coast from Jaffa to
Carmel. were attacked and plnndgred oil every.
thing, by ruiiians supposed 10 be connected
with those who, few months ago, murdered
a missionary at Jatfa, and committed such ter
riGie outfases on his wife and dau4hte The
villains were put III prison, but through the in
etlciency Of the Amgrit an consul are likely
to escape punishment. The writer referred TO
states that when an American missionary re-
qnes ed him TO take active me asures he replied
with al oath, Nv hat the - brought you to
this country to trouble ne y And when dep
Hta'i6n waited Oh him to inquire what steps he
bad taken Tor the punishment Of the murder
ers, he rudely told them that he Rad not "come
here TO answer qurstionsl" The lives Of Chris
nan citizens are thus left to the tender nier-
cies OF reckless, irresponsible rullians. Such
acts must soon paraiyze all missionary etFort.--
vi couse, no help can he expected from the
Tnrks-yet they do not often add Insult to in
efficiency.
The CAMPHFNE MURDER At DErRoIr.-The
giri VINO was badly burned at the Franklin
House M Detroit is dead more than three
toufths OF her body was burned. The Detroit
Free Press SAYS -
The occurrence happened in this wise THE
young persons, Hannah ilanney aud Horace
Greei htid. went down cellar 10 I'll the lamp HI |
Ter with burning fluid In doing thus The Young |
man poured il from a large can while the girl |
htl the light He states that she AZ no time |
held IL nearer than within foot or two OF the |
steam Oh fluid. How this may be IL nor certain |
tut the gas rising from the fluid took fire. The |
hsme Instantly ran down to The fluid, and ig-
nl'ed u, communicating with the intepor of the |
can. This exploded at once, blowing he large
Two gallon eau into pieces, and knocking them
both down. At the instaLt of the EXPLOSION
the fluid flew upon their clothes, and they were
at once enveloprd in flames.
One OF the Democratic delegates from this
Place, when on his return trip" found the
Coon river too high for wading. He offered
man % cents TO take his horse across. telling
him that the nag was good swimmer that Ii.
lnedh't be afraid 10 ride over. The chap took
the lin, mounted the horse and "diy in"-
When they got about half way across, dobbin
turned a somerset, east off his deck load, ANA
horse and rider both "went under" Alter a
submarine russell, lasting some seconds, they
again made their appearance. The man hanging
to the horses tail, by which means he was
'towta ashore. The man was very indignant
at Delegate, aud. when he got suificien,
amount OF Coon juice out OF his ..swa,lower."
asked him @dy he said the horse was good
$" INNER. Delegate replied, with apparent
honesty, that the animal was not wo'th euss
on land, and ne thought he niust certainly be
good in water."- lndianola Visitor.
PERSONAL APPEARANCE or BRI6HAa YOKE
"A Utah correst ondent gives the following
account OF the personal appearance Of Brigham
Young -
WIS jismalIy disappointed With bis personal
appearance. | had Imagined fine looking
nan, upon whose expansive, brow dignity and
power sat enthroned, a man whose presence
would inspire respect Tor his genius, even in the
sooner or nnoelie'er. Nothing of the sort
lie Is .lan little above the medium heipht
inclined % cvrpnlency, with i dull,
sort Of 4 head, sandy complex
on, aud an exceedingly censnaluoking mouth.
"hen Walking in the wind he usually wears 4
great pair OF greer goggles. With these npo.
ais nose We would naturally take him for 4
country school master, who had welded the
orch years enough TO acquire a chronic back
lche. Without them he LOOKS the willul. IN
esiraiHed, and vulgar man of the world, Who
ias Just lost heavy stake at a rat fight
IL ScRAPR.-A man by The name Of
Barnes il now in Jail for aiding in the
scape Of some slaves from Scotland comfy
issouri. According 10 his statement, he has
'een made the tool or others. He had no hand :.
n getting the reerues TO leave-that was done
y Others; and after the negroes had stolen
ouple OF horses and wagen, and started on
heir perilols journey, BARNES was Induced hv
theirs, probably more knowing than himself 70
not them through 10 salem, in this State
seems he got along with them without any
isrovered thar the plot had not got his freight
efficiently well concealed, In crossing the Ter
!, 70 escape the argus eye Of a person by the
ame OF Perkins, and he and his crew we're :,
,ptnred Barnes in default OF $500 bail. was
mt 10 Jail, AMI the team and negroes taken
4ek 10 Missouri Keosauqua Rrpub
Nor SATISFIED The administration does not b
10 Nj. Douglas speech. They looked for con. 10
ssiot, and submission, and have got only de- q
'nce. Tae- Washington Union say $ with much
armth:
What was the object ofthe SENATOR Did he ~
sh to re- open old woundsy Did he wish to e
himself up on the snail capital of two OF ~
rec public recrrionsy Has bis vanity 80 ~
ereone his Judgment that he can tot mo D.
en- suppose thai nineteen twentieths OF the ar
tmocralic party about TO stalt,ty them "
Ives, condemn their conduct last winter, and
me ont nov for the most infamous OF all abol.
ON measures. the Crittenden amendment, &c
s,ch Mr. Doa- las now 10 warmly approyess-- III
= say IN aif csndor that the liIinois senator az