The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18


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pended onl LET m III Ut N7f{1iNl aolls,
Il alsO blew down - Cssholic ChSrch. 80 "a
gine House Of tho 0SkC. RR-. Ani nnroof.
some six OF sieht n 0l13nrs. oesideo 6nt1S ~
damage. 81 = -
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r;c vaseans 49, Are g Mans eoetainin
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ms =. ~ 0enes8A
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r" $3.50. - s1'ss
.y ~ vs. ~ sease ior 1ampic0 immsdl
To- a .as. WIZ 'a'n wi rev troops,
u1cs persons ~ osn LUIS had been fonnt
eai,.y y g 'e1enuon 70 AssasslnAee vidsurri
.e' 49, n..s'
-. -: sses.9 nav oeen received 70 the efec
~. .1s.ts1 iorces unucs SvssA mad laied =
~ ~. = sMp' sss'en On San LUIS.
i. - psRss 4sso consain Aontefey advlces e
| tne xiss alt.
.;s. ;usSls' army was n hne condition, enthu-
occ ny .wa'tmg me rumored approach o.
O. us.... :. uovp
,7.h Il. 1asHnl' s'en ssrisso = Monterey on the
.;. ~, r. LoeKf.as Sc mad opened correspondence
asn ,ioausfl Offering his services. He aubse-
lasns'! haa o,.ncuity with Henningsen. and
~ Ju.1eu ~ s,daufri. se
c.:N ~ A.haesola oenatora have cast l0ts-Gen.
aaS W. u p:s .ae eern expiring IN March, 1863,
-. As'ce l,. ~ eAoin1 N March 1868.
q. La.nan, VINO was summoned
.'suess ~ the WHietts folnt examination,
,.ss 10, - pu' suaace WIN previous order, brought
80 s,le osl "a the mouse oy the Sergeant-at
~nsn ms statement, detailing the clrcum.
sssnees " ms aosencs from the city, and disa-
living LIVING any purpose to De disrespectfui to the
4vssc; was read. -
.."sAsns y ~ l., mace some explanatory
s.ssaa 10 a'u ~ ai Lasnam nag yoluntarily ap-
p~da.sa - ~ A ~. ~ NJ nask.n mouon, WAS
~ hafo. ~ = G useseu On giving MS testimo:
sAe eon'hlttee.
- -h;ah ~ = l' from me select Commttes
. = snsen me subject was heretofore referred,
:. ~. Da' - sppof,lon tue CLERKS ana mes
8, Sc Ts.s:.s s uepaf.u'en.s among the
Ths H. ~. .ns Ds.a'Gs ~ oo'unDia.
end.r A so"''ueteu Tue private cal
Srx.rv III, .e c.re:-
men.or;.l ~ ~ Ia - Ss.otu.s' plesented
callna -, ~. 80 e's.a.u.e - Ualiornias
Jnan Ens.. -, - 80 " sue cass VI
81 Nev;csns \, As.;sa $500 = - .sneo Sand
a. vhsrs IA = AIN MIA III ssl me- % emo
M Delec.f;on IA -.;,... = ps..:i "e CaH'or-
lurt vhe Ca Va ODD. - - ss'usns oomon'
oAsed. hnt h;s sS,;.as h.;n. Az s;.I p.sosss re-
pfofessea b;mss,f .nshIa = y, u es"rusu' ne
~ c,.;.' 80 -o'" ~ enlo,ce H'
Mexican on,rsgas ~, ..:a. - -: s"ojeos y,
,oned ara ,h;s Consr.s. .d;"au. s''AIns' anu
.rnment viii serd sh;, &c ~ :. .ne Wv
Q de,nand reDaration The nr;son.r :. ,hs nr,s
,.,;va, - - Ane pl'sonel = sns Only
i Americans by the very party who invited
lem to Mexico.
Ihe SUBJECTS referred to the Committee ON I
'oreign Affair.".
Mr.. Seward introduced Joint Resolution to
utnorixe the President to give nOtice to the
government OF Havana for the abrogation Of
he Treaty Of 1885, which imposes restrictions
n commerce.
Mr.. Crittenden, of KY, presented the peti-
ion of S. p. Sneffner, praying for an amend
tent to the Act Of March Sd 1857, which
rants concessions to the Atlantic Telegraph
ompany to the effect that the subsidy grants
y that Act be extended to all Atlantic Lines.
he petition was ordered to be printed and re-
FRED to the Judiciary Committee, inasmuch a.
may involve questions of law,
A debate ensued whether the General Ap-
ropriation Bill or the Business of the District
Columbia should be taken I'D. The Appro.
ration Bill was finally taken up by a vote of y
) against %, whersupon Mr.. Brown of Missis.
RI r. ,snSa,sd S;a a n.s ,aor "aS 'lown away,
;s,,o, Conr,;,,a o" - o""'''nAn Va 'uo
~ oo"u'1s:e'
IT, go NJ .peu' ~ sus a.'enP' 70
D,, n et whiuiew .ne Ap
- hns;nas, =, ~. n;s.-;.. esso'eo, anu
,n,;nma III a. 'De A''''''' "sns on' - Will
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New York, NAV Is.
p.;t;sh r..;. na'a ar =, ne n.n .ne ae.ennon
Ds'sA V.s' w snS ouoAn Quasi VI otner
IT, P..,, e Cssa;,.
=. 90 eeey alreu iro"
~ - ".s oo,'ue1 " Dsis's1 olncer, VINO
~ .no oapsa''', n'' osueIs from 'snAc,a, were
;. ooa.a every sessel sney met on the coast
- r.n.s;e op O .;S was uoalaso ~ oesua,
.;,;si. 49,. "a :. 'a, po''asey orue1ea tue c
l.'s ,: o . anu el Wv ~ lesse ms vessel
. .sp.I ~ rom asunS'on says .ne war
/ ss"s 49, 60 u',PA'cu.s .,on yen. '
~ ss ,.s;a $500; ma.cp A4.n, large
Tho Car,n.. ,u.s r., A.. $1,000. Hrn.o | 3
= Grs. o.s,;.I Nj @ s;. sne casen man oeng
'nas ,Sa aoa,...a s1as1 S.p'empe.. mt Mr .
ri Ia shon,I t.a .s;nfa a 81 r"s ~ uai' '
= - whoa. ~ - IA a,. Gu ~ uenesA 'onn-
.1e hodv of Mo.aoea VA s ssS -
,;n;,y rha Mnsr.an. 80 apPs"su ~ nn '
mhs,s IN 10 Nils "s'o A''o ses" IN 'arse 9
c.: u
Tho s,s.,,oa kali, Ioul -. my 10
.,ardar e"AAS " '"'s cry lesu"eu
rna Tk. &c co.e a.. =
por'ea ~ favor OF the esta6nsnment OF an
can man service between the Y. 8, the West
a.es, 1faAll' ana tne AIgenune Republics, as !,
oposeu N the memorial Dy Jonn 1ardner, =
oeiore congress-
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Msv15.
An accident occurred last night on the L..
,ette Indianapolis Railroad. The Cincinoat; y
press train, north. was crossing bridge 2a .
les east of Lafayette when the bridge gave -
y, throwing the whole train into the water.
9 fireman, engineer and.conduetor were kill. $
Nine Of the passengers seriously hurt. y
The accident happened at O'Clock this morn. -