The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-16

Ureat Indignation against France 10 exprss
BY the British pres. t3tse ~ q 4fff
Later news had bssn received from Clrns,
!. Lord Eigin had returned from JspAa,t havi
itb made satisfactory treaty. g1s .fsifsB
III. Trade at Canton was stsgnant and the Shas
H. nai market was Quiet. & stlI
fol Considerab!s sxcissmsns prevailed % Co
lth Anunopls regarding the friEats Wabash. II
'ie ol'e h.d Protested ssainss IL, - abe large
"a, - ~ T. s5'tsa Savannah, Nov. 9.
a. Six deaths in The city during she lass - Aour
~ o. which i've were from yellow isvsr.a4 ~
e aN.s IN Sa New Haven. Nov. 9.
The large Daguerreotyps Case Factory q
Newell e. Hall, IN Park street. in this city, too
n fire and WAS destroyed. Part Of the sock say
= ed. Over loo persons are thrown out or em
:. ptoyment. Loss about el6,OO0; iDsueed i
q Hartford, New London and Springfield.
s.#,......, Washington, Nov. 9.
Receipts into the g. s. Treasury Tor the quar-
ter ending Sept. so, were t2o, ,2s0, 900. and fo
the loan $1,000, 900. Tho q pe Mditures yer,
upwards Of 81, ,0OO, 900, Including over q, 600,
700 for the army and a, ,0O0, 900 for the ,pavy
The 26th day Of November viii be observed
7 ~ day of Thanksgiving in Washington. =
sAF sie5ea Boston, Nov. Q.
The injury to Hon. Jcsiash Qaincy Lass aiRhs
vas much less severe than q 6rss rsporsad.-
Hs will probably oe about in day or two.l
Washington, Nov. o.
The Emigration party designing 10 sail for
Nicaragua have, it is stated, on What 10 believed
TO be good authority, been invited there By the
common cause against the new Constitution;
hence the revolution is confidently anticipated,
and ~ enc of the results Of its success the re-
turn Of the Cass Yrissari treaty. %5as ets
i The American Atlantic and Pacific Canal
Co. have complained 70 the State department Of
Jeres' interference with their affairs TO their
detrment Il is stated that letter has accord.
ingiy been prepared satisfactory 70 the Compa-
ny. addressed to our Nicsrag1aa envoy. *ea
An arrangement was to day concluded be-
| tween the editor Of the Richmond South and
Maj Heiss, editor Of the Washington States, BY
which thsir respective journals are TO be con-
soldated in one paper, and p4blshed in WASH
inRton in an enlarged form. 1t IL 10 be the
organ OF no person, but to be devoted to the
general interest Of the Denecratic party, in
accordance with the principles Of the state
Rights democracy. es gs taas
The following passed midshipmen have bsep
warranted masters in line OF promotion:
Messrs. Porchsr, Hopkins, Sicurd, Mathews,
Buchanan, Law, Lull, Lea, Crossman, Norton
and Dalton. stg
St. Louis, Nov. Q.
The overland mail, with dates to the 18th,
has arrived $pi
A large meeting was held on the 1lth in
honor OF the arrival of the first mail through
from ST. Louis. Salutes were fred, speeches
were made and resolutions passed, thanking the
Post Office Department for its lberalty in es-
tablishing various overland routes. sts
Volunteers have been called to protect travel.
ers on the road between Weayersville and Union
against the Indians.
Frazer River dates are to the 4tn The river
had fallen aud considerable gold had been taken
krftb ,J.
the mineys were returning to California in large
numbers.
Oregon dates are to the 9th. Indians were
sneing for peace, to which Col Wright refuses
and demands the unconditional surrender with
all the women and property.
The soldiers are destroying the grain fields
and provisions Of the Indians who are reduced
to a state of starvation. E-
The American Commissioner had intsrfered
to secure the Americans at Victoria, who were
accused OF petty crimes, the aid Of council on
their trial.
Geo. T. johnson has been arrested for killing
w. J. Ferguson in q duel
Business throughout the State is very dull
snce the steamers sailing. Flour dull, few sales
ranging $50 for domestic and Ia for Haxall
New York, Nov. 10.
The steamship Persia sailed this A. n. for
with l4l passengers and nearly $780,
900 in specie.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. 10.
1t is reported that there was a killing frost
throughout this section of the country, at least
. heavy white frost is certain, and the cotton
crop is scotched il not killed.
st. Johns, y. b., Nov. ..
The schooner Crown, Of New Foundland,
was spoken on tie lst, having on board II of
he crew of the ship Somers, OF Boston, which
vessel was water-logged on the 10th. Five of
Ike crew remained with the ship.
Philadelphia, Nov. Q.
Mr. Ryan, the Peoples candidate in the LIST
district, served to day the legal notice on Mr..
Florence, contesting his right to seat in Con-
grsss. Mr.. Ryan claims 1860 msj.
Duty ON Sugar.
A work has recently been issued by the au-
thority of Congress, which contains some facts
in reference to the cultivation Of sugar in this
country, and the effect of the tariff Tor its pro-
lection, which is a matter OF direct and postive
interest to every man in the community From
The statements in this publication We learn that
our hundred thousand acres of land are cu,ti.
rated in the production of sugar in the South.
,rn States, aud that the whole number Of plan
ers engaged IN its cultivation, was only 1851
shen the census Of 1850 was taken. Last wear
We paid in duty Sl2,47s 900 on this single arti-
lie alone The whole value of the sugar crop
u the United States was less than the amount
u duty paid upon it. Now this is a direct tag
lpon those who consume this article and il ia
IN especially heavy one upon the laborinp men
'f the North-of more than twelve millions and
nall OF dollars IL 10 one OF the necessaries
of lie that enter into universal consumption.
AND yet this enormous tax is imposed upon
our iaboring men for the benefit OF less than
hree thousand Southern planters. These plan.
ers are made the especial pets Of the govern
nent, and all Its favors are showered upon them.
All other branches Of industry have been Who'll.
Y neglected, or an open war made upon them,
Inc Democratic party csims that tariff 10 un-
and therefore all protection or
is withheld from everybody and
everything else but these 1850 slsveholders,
lad they are paid, by Northern consumers, &l2,.
'oo. 1000 Tor raising sugar. Have not the North
.rn people right to complain at this outra.
seous burden! II this tariff would have the Of.
ect 10 stimulate the sugar, growing business oil
'ver the country, As . tariff il is claimed does
'ther branches OF industry, and thereby dimin-
81 prices IN the end, II might be submitted to.
sui II has no such effect, and is therefore gross
wrong upon the North, ard is discrimination
lgainst free men for the benefit Of slayeholders.
FIVE CHILDREN IN ELEVEN MoNrHs-Born as
south Windsor. Wrapping eo.) Ct., Oct. 2a.lsy7.
Wo daughters and . son, and Oct Is. 1883.
wo sons 20 J. +. Safeguarding three sone
nu TWO daughters born within . year.
Tho Oskaloosa Herald says that about e2s.-
100 have already been paid out At that place
ms fall for cattle and hogs. The prices paid
or cattle - from one and . halt to two cents.
mo LOT hogs two and quarter TO three cents
YER pound, gross.
An interesting widow and hat manufsctu.
er, who both disappeared from Freemaatown,
y. j., within few days OF each other, are said
Q be living together in Texas.
man named Il. Smith committed suicide %
he 81. Lawrence Hotel, Rochester, on Sasus-
lay night, BY taking arsenic. He was from
adison, Wis.,, where hs has brother, bssidss
wo sisters at Grandvisv, Ills.
A vessel 10 70 leave Mobile on shs lo.n, With
company Of Walkers peaceful enigranss 70
Nicaragua. All who ship are required 20 he ven
rmed, and to sign certain articles. Toe PreT.
ents proclamation will make No difference A
. the sailing OF the expedition.