The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-31
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= The following dispatch ~.
from Mr.. ssward, Secretary Of IN. !, rst4
! egraph Company for tho American ).
! The Emperor Of France returned ,A,sH
D Saturday. % fsh
, The king Of Prus.ia was aoo -,
} Queen Victoria u Postsdam. NJ, ~ -
; return 20 England on the 30,b 81 A-eJN
J The news OF the settlement ~ ,t'
, question was received a. ST. Pe,e,.soaasf
, the 2lst. Under the terms Of Il.
} feace, the Chinese empire is open = !, sstt
OF all Foreign powers The Christian ~ w ~
J allowed IN all parts Of the coun,rr at
diplomatic agents are admitted. and isah
demnity 10 70 be given England ma w " 1sA wv
Alexandra, Eggs, ~.
newsfrem Bombay to the lsgTJSi,S IVA
tine foregoing y ail a. yet reeeiv.a
De Sanity, the Chief Electrician. Al TaM
teiegraphs that be expects .one mo. aafA
oh Aur 2; ~ ,A p Telegraph Company, Trai,,
The only additional inteIliyene.
from London sibce this A. M. IL m, I Is's's
hor insurgent army in India /. h,o..sh
much progress has been made In ths PIE
ment OF order throughous oil the datn,s.sA
tIicts. Nj
The only news dispatches thus q, 81,
through the cable have been ad1re...as.t'a
agent Of the Associated Press. Ma
private dispatches OF European news 49,
over the line TO any other address
will be passed until after the cable go
been thrown open to the public. N ia
The Salt Lake correspondent Of Ii. -.
ncah says that David A. Burr, son Of So.
Burr. was in the City and had sucessaT
grthng Gbas. w. Moyelsr, formerly Cle,E
surveyors Once, 10 file an afiJavit -
ts+ truth pf biz former affidavit sus..p;..
shstges against Cen Burr.
iSs INDIANS are more hostile than a, ,,,s
s.sre tss Territory was first settled. ~.
TIE tribes srs committing deprcd .to,.S
hEta1tr u settlers bad been killed. "a -.
band. Of horses rEn of. As yet H. -.
have made no effort 10 protect the settler,
The soldiers received their pay in tbs =.
part OF July, after which large nunber, -
60, taxing along some mules and ci,i.n',sl..
ing from the camp.
Adar Valley il said 70 be 4 po,r A.. MI
winter quarters, and Gen. Johnston !, -
preparations to send some Of hi. 60.
other valleys.
Gov. Cumming still retains the cobsa.., 8
the community, and thus far bis policy 49,.
general satisfaction.
n New Orleans, Ausr
Deaths from fever yesterday so.
~ ~ New York, A-r
The Washington correspoad-bss Of r
says Pierre souie is in that clay en- roal. !.
New FORK. There IL Is understood h -
have an interview with Gen. Vim. W.lk.,,..s
ing Central American Affairs. It is b.!jY,s
Walker now has his eve On Yucatsn win :.
to an early descent upon Cuba.
Horace Moody has been re-appoiptsida.
tor to the port Of Oedensburgh.
The Joint Committee on the Cable Cel9n- ",
ton have decided to send = special mesee,n.
to Washington to invite the President and =
Cabinet to be present at the CEREMONIES
Dispatches were received yesterday from II,
Bishop of St. Johns, N. r., expressing bin -
greet at no. being able to attend the ceebr,,jos
The Rector OF Trinity Church has given a. n
tice that services will be held in thar Church !,
honor Of the event. Special invitation h.
been sent to the City Authorities to join |, !
them.
Since the 10Th Of July there have been >,
well defined cases OF yellow fever a. S.sn
The Moses Taylor arrived at 3 o'elort ,;,t =
Inc california mails to the 9th of August nd
nearly Sl,50o,ooo in specie. She left l,n..
wall on 18th, and touched at KEY West a
She left at the latter por, the T. & b,;,n.,
phin, who reported having captured In.
under The American coiors and sen, her ina
Charleston. '-~
News unmportsnt.
The steamer Oregon, from San Fr,pri..
bound Tor Victoria, struck on . reef On "A,
night OF the 3lst July, but subsequently m
uninlured. During the confusion p.a,,,..,
Jumped overheard, and six were dro.psL
Names unknown.
First mail from Salt Lake City under ,b.r
contract arrived at PIacerville on The gi., .
July, and the first mail received vim Salt III,
eft on the 24th.
Springfield. Mass, Auv.s, IN,
The great ros.boat regatta came off here .
lay. IL was rendered some a hat dsaeres.b4
y the storm, but aside from the weather ever
mug passed off pleasantly. Tie at,spsa-s
rom out of town was large. There usrs4
entries OF boats in the first race. The oa
frank q. Wood, of Newburg, n. T.. won IL
Prize OF 500, Ben Bryant, OF n. l., the pra
d soo, making the 5 miles in 70 minu,e.It
u seconds, and p minutes and so seeoatsH-
pectively.
Cincinnati, Aug. q.
Two fugitive slaves belonging to Robt WIN
'raham, who escaped from Kentucky in March
we're arrested last night and taken before Com.
missioner Newhall. They were surrendered, TO ~
heir masters and taken to Coyngtoa, arrest 4.
'as made quietly.
Toronto, Aug.s
At an election for member Of Parl.ngn y
b.rII
foNn was returned by a maiority of I5o ars
is opponent, John billiard Cameron. Nh.
ilied lately by the Governor General 10 form
new ministry, Mr.. Brown resigned bis sen.
armament, thus causing the vacancy which A "
~ just been elected to Ell.
Stoekbridge, Mass, Augaa
Mr.. Field with his friends left here 10s-
oek this morning for New York.
Milwaukee, Aug -
kufus I. Jennings, OF the firm Of Chandler
Jennings, and Mr. John ii. Sullivan Agent
d douglas 4 Co, went out in a small boat
" evening and have not been heard OF slice VI
le boat was found on Lake Shore. Jenniln an
d Sullivan are lost without douh..
st. Louis, Augusta
a despatch from Kansas City, 26tb, perUS ~
ipress to Boonville. says, that Monsieur Bes-
"u anu party arrived there the night ht.om
'm fi!ees Peak for the purpose OF procuring II.
thts to work newly discovered mines. ftr ~.
ought several ounces OF GOLD. and confr
existence OF mines which are situated Oh
eFFy oreek, one of the most southern branch
OF the South Platte River in lat. so.
Leavenworth City, Aug %
Fer Y. 5. Express to Boonvil,e. astb,-Tb. -,
'itary Commission authorized by the Secress ~
OF War to ADJUST certain difficulties exis.a, ~
'"een the Qr.-Ma Department, settled 80 -
ming. fve,
a., New York. Aug. Is
despach from Halifax to the chs c. jysr
Tee SAYS Captain Dayman and tour Qussg -
the British steamer Gorgon, together N, ae
u'enant and four Officers Of the Indus han pa
''ed Tor this City to join the Cable Csisan- 81
I. W
letter from Key Wess saws the SLAYER r.
NY captured by the Dolphin and ordersdn
'ftston IS the brig Putnam, formerly he
10 oil Boston. She was from the Co.'s. Il -
lea with sis slaves. Her crew were COO -
a ana the prize put in charge of Lieuteu.a; q
aiord. The Captain of the SLAYER il d. ~
TX the Dolphin, which vessel VS. 10 Iesu
The Esd for Boston ID