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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

ARREST or FrGITIvE BANK CAsHIER-Yes.
terday detective VIM. G. Elder arrested Edward
L. Hougtcn, the fugitive cashier OF the Litch-
field Bank, Of Connecticut, on . charge prefer.
ed against him By the officers Of that banking
institution, Of having embezzled over 4IO. 900
by making false entries. 1t appears that some
months since the officers Of the bank concluded
to make general examination of the bank ac-
counts, under the supervision OF the Bank Com.
missloners of Connecticut, and during the in
vestigatinn it was discovered that the cashier.
Edward l.. Houghton, had falsifed his oficiai
returns and had retained for his own private
purposes over $4,000. Houghton, on lsarn-
ing that his transactions had been brought 10
light, decamped to this city, where be has So
Journed At one OF our principal hotels. Bank
Commissioner Noyes, in company with Sheriff
Vessels, Of New Haven, procured from Cover
nor Ding requisition for the arrest Of HouRh-
ton, which was placed in detective Elders pos
session on Thursday night. The officer imms.
diately set about 10 arrest his mas, whom hs
pounced upon in Broadway yesterday morning,
just as Houghton was about to turn down into
Wall street. The officer. informed him that he
vas . prisoner, when Houghton remarked shss
ne would 90 along quietly with him; but be de-
sired to communicate with his friends in Mas
sau street. Officer Elder wouid not permit him
TO do this, but immediately cOnveyed him q
the Office Of the General Superintendent Of Po-
lice, in Broome street, where the officer made
return Of his warrant. The prisoner was then
conveyed to the Twenty ty-seventh street station
Of the New Haven Railroad, where he was hand
ed over 10 Sheriff Vessels, Who conveyed hin
te Jail. Mr.. Houghton il Of American birth, 10
about forty years Of age and 10 married He
was arrested some four years ago for being con-
cerned IN certain transaction connected with
the Eighth Avenue Bank.-lN. \. Herald, Oct
SUth.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

The SOUTHERN MEMBER or THE CABINErn
In recent speech At Lawrence Mr.. i. p. SAN
ton, late Secretary of Kansas under Gov. Walk.
er, said:
"On the Is: Of September Gen. Whitfield and
Dr. Tebbs OF K.nsAs, who were then in Wash.
.ngton, signed letter, expressly stating that
the course OF Gov. Walker and Secretary s. IN.
ton was acceptable TO the people of Kansas.
ina much ~ Al undoabted m jority were in ia
vor OF a Free State. This letter aeas urittta at
TIE special request ot Mr.. buchanan, who Vas
anxious 70 shield himself from the assaults hen
being made upon him by the South. Through
Mr. Buchanans agency The batter was sen to
the union Office, and was actually in typc. ne
compahied by editorial comments ndoi ing
the character of DR.. Tcbbs AZ "a eentIem.a ~
unmpearhable veracily,' when il was sert, in
proof oy Southern member OF the CabIl.ft
VINO ordered It's suppression From that ii, 10
fhts the course of the Administration TOW A.
ha,isa- has been most unscrupaIaus ,,nd
shameful one"
On Friday last, We asked which OF the four
"Sonthern members OF the Cabinet il was who
had become the censor Of tho Wendell. olu
organ, and accepted the responsibility OF All
the terrible disasters which have hefaiien the
pe'hoefat'c iarty from the misdirertioa OF tua,
paper. We were anxious 10 know which
''Southern member" 1t was who sought such
distinction. We now learn, on excellent au-
thori.y, that it was our able Secretary OF the
Treasury, tho Hon. Howell Cobb.
Washington States.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

George D. Prentice, Esq, of the Louisville
journal, gives spirited and exquisite picture
OF November:
"koom for the athlete! room for the broad
shonlGered, deep-chestet, and yigorou. No,s
Der, who leaps With an elastic bound into the
arena he has Invested himsrlf OF all super
nuons clothing; every limb is bare, aud his
orawny trunk stands in glorious majesty, while
hls head, encircled bv = coronet OF the purple
vine aud scarlet berries, proclains him the King
OF the Autumn! Doomed ~ he 10, deserted by
bis feeting brethren, pressed by the advancing
legions OF gloomy Winter, he stiii looks .every
inch king' He has gathered about him hie
vassals. who neither tre;nble with fear nor lork
pale at the portenta around them, bu, eveyy on.
has thrown down his ls4fy gsantlet and bent
his hranchy lance TO await the coming stormiw
lie then describes November sinkin . IL renos.
TO "the mellow cadence Of the Iudian Sum,ner.
amid the olazonry Of the golden maple. the
gorgeous crimson Of the forests. and the brirhs
scarlet OF the running vines which girt his sur
dy guard Of oaks,' aud concludes thus:
no then can assent 10 the poss's idea thae
with November, the melancholy days have
come, the saddest ofthe ysary Not vel There
y no sadness in any work Of Gods providence;
ne oldsrs all things in kindness, and his smile
can warm this last autumnAl month and make 10
gorgeous in the sunshine which 6ls the human
soul with gratitude, and illun,inates ID with the
full, bright and beati6c knowledge Of bio Etsr-
nal Love-" #s @ F8tsM5 E94
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a Shameful Represc mtativc OF the Umf.
ted states at Tahiti.


We have lately received repeated accounts Of
| the disgraceful conduct OF Henry Owner. u. 8.
Consul at Tahiti. We are informed that during
almost the entire time he lies drunk ia the
| streets there, and has been repeatedly picked
| up intoxicated, even in his consular uniform.
and carried home. Lately, in one OF his drunk.
en- sprees, he fell from q bridge into a gutter.
and striking his face upon stone, was picked
| up not only dripping with filth, but with bro
ken nose. On another occasion somek sailors
found him in a tarO-patch and carried him "a
the calaboose as drunk" He however was
not confined, as the French officer recognized
in him the Consul Of the United States!
Ii appears that Capt. hno wies,l Of the ship
Wild Wave-whOse recent loss in the South
Seas we published in the Bulletin few DAYS
ago-went to Owner for the purpose OF having
the usual protest in such cases, noted and ex-
tended. Whenever ship il lost, copy OF the
log book or statement of the circumstances
OF the loss, is made out and sworn 10 before
the Consul, so that the insurance can be collect.
ed. Owner, alter receiving the log book. re-
tanned it tor six days, and although repeatedly
asked tor the,papers, refused TO give them up.
Capt. knowles stated that he was going away
on a vessel about to sail, but Owner said that
he would keep them M long ~ he liked
Some words occurred-Capt. Knowles de-.
manding his papers and Owner refusing to give
them up-when Owner made out a warrant for
MS arrest, but the Governor would not allow is
to be served. Subsequently, Capt. Knowles re-
ceived his papers, for which he was asked the
modest price Of $ls9,7o-vhereas the legal
price Of sach documents ought not to have ex-
ceeded $40. a@ ~
This Owner is one of the people, who through
the influence Of corrupt politicians, have been
appointed TO responsible positions in foreign
lands, and have brought disgrace upon the gov
ernmens and people which they so shamefully
m,s-represent. Owner is . fair specimen Of the
creatures who receive the fulsome praise of the
base and venal press of the city. 1t is enough
to make an honest American hang his head in
shame, to think that such men and such pa
pers are put forward to misrepresent the true
character of our republican institutions.
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1oW Xeglh. o..

III Later fSEja,a f9ea Fepeesslssr,ssss -
county = = 9o'eti " passiss qsissly s.aisiag .
ID. &assisssss Y @ s.,,.:,e.d.;, j /. ~, !
!. Transit Oomp1ny b a6out bsine crfs6 |. IN
4 adelpeh.i neHsse Van Dyke ana WsllaeS -.
I the parfaesi Who hsvs ~ dsontssss whsSN -
executed by JeEss On 0atssdAy. Ia b 60
stood that Commodore Vandsrhils. = : nasfDas
/ In the enterprise. The contract require -.
monthly mails for 70 yeAts 'Of--s -shOuId Rall-
read b built-for 90 years. tAgAag4a
seias @ls II seese NV Ysyk Nov. i.
The sicamship Bsssussia asssvsd sas shis pere
yesterday morning iron -aAabasg .sed Ssaah,
ampton with European. ne ~ to the lSth.
The intelligence q not important.
A decree has been pauiisbed In spain which
places American sseanie 70 ssruansng+ betweea
p.rts in the y. s., and Cubs or The same ioetias
- English mail steamers visiting Cuban ports.
The difRcnltv between Francs and Portugal
rsmaias saAbased. 1853 .at4tsaaa4 4as4.s$
ESQ. =,
Inc commercial advces are not later thaa
those by the Persia. 4 ia3fas5 asl77Rs TT
Thes,esm.hips Empire City also arrived q.
tarday from Havana 26th. aessg.F 4 IN Il
aies New Orleans, nov. i.4ai
Tns Howard Association close their lalou
today, the fever being no longer epidemic. -,
-ass t# aaa WashngtoD, Nov. 1. -
J. H. Rathburn has been appointed second
Lieutenant in the Marine Corps vice Paine, die
missed 4969 F8ea q - E87 Z
Lieutenant Moaas has been ordered TO The,
Coast Survey. saI Hs4s.s.3 ! .F.ass8# asAls
signed. sSt
4 9 4Fss4 s. 5
The Royal Nail Steamship America. from II.
vsspool, Saturday esd, arrived here as IL o'cleSk
last night. Adyices By this arrival a.s three
na,s "a l.tsr than the lndians, At Quebec, and she
Fnltons at New York.
The screw steamship North Bri.on. from One.
bee, 9th, arrived at Liverpoel on the aOth ef
October.
The screw steamship City Of wAshinxtoa.
from New York, October 9Th, with the United
States mail, reached Liverpool On the 2ad Of
October. VI - "E,
The general sews 10 Of considerable interest.
!, few Ineligible words had been received o.
aientla, and the shares in the Atlantic cable
had raised to f35OsE4OO.
The affair between France and Portugal IN
relation to the seizure Of the French ship Chas,
Isorges still remained unsettled.
favorable solution was expected, notwith-
tanding that two more men.of war had arrived
the Tagus, and vague rumor that the Rne.
sn channel Fleet had been ordered there h
Inc news from the other parts 10 Of miner
Importance.
Liverpool Brssdstuifs, Steady Provisisst
[arket dull -
London Money Markst-ConsOis clossd for
loncy gSsa945.
Trenton, N. j., Nov. 3.
The result in this State foots up total loss %
smocrats. All Opposition members Of Conersss
'e elected BY heavy najoritiss. The opposi-
on also have majority in the Legislature.
hich defeats Wright for q. s. Senator.
Members Of Congress elected Let district, Jns.
. Nixon, Union; I'd district. Jno. L. Ssrastsn, IL
nicn; Sd, J. b. Adrian, Union, (re-elsc,sdE
b, J. K. Riggs, anti-Lecompton dem; Sth.
IA Pennington, Union. The Administra:ien
ses members. a@ Es@E 7E~
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A FAcr.-some ne va ,aper speaking az ,i,l

A FAcr.-Some newspaper, speaking Of light
literature Of the present day, says:
You may read many OF the eastern weeklies
for year and scarcely find fact which viii
make you wiser or bester--ail fiction, romances.
lies, velvelt and feathers, little tiends eauioned
IN smiles and crinoine, big scoundrels in epau-
lettes and with love OF moastache. turning
the brains and stealing the hearts OF simperinc
maidens. the every day history oi lite inge-
n'ously belied and genteelly outraged-and vet
u always ends beautifully
Hundreds Of persons who think that they
cant afford = home paper, in the course OF 1
year spend three or four times the amount Ia
this abominable trash. al AE4a5 ~
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

49, shARi-Thsre is. in this county, lady
=" y marriage, has got herself into The fol-
distressing situation in regard 70 her
nliy. She 10 sister.in.law TO her father,
!, ~ % Der brothers, sister to her uncle, daugh.
lef grandfather. and great aunt to her
=. - en'ldrsa. Who can beat thasl Or vks
4ey saAt marriage such state Of fshinss
=" ossught about! !.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

"a Our telegraph. cable, like the Atlantic,
has bsccme water soaked ard is from this or
some Other cause useless. II is the SECOND
cable which has been laid aero the river here
lhe first anc giving out last spring. Something
better will haze 10 be provided. In the mean
line, dispatches vii! have to be taken in East
Burljnrtoa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09
Ten thousand eight hundred and sevcntv

Ten Thousand eight hundred and seventy
passports have been issued since General CAss
was appointed Secretary. Allowing each to
cover thfee members Of family, the aggre-
gate made must exceed $4,000. Taking the
expenditure 70 be 81, 900 each. We find that in
this way thirty-two millions have been carried
out Of the country. This estimate docs not in.
from the American Legation in the British
0ominions.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

II is astonishing how .'toddy' promotss In
dependence. An old Philadelphia "brick, |" ly-
ing . lev days since in spiritual manner, was
advised in friendly say - econemiss, - 6oup
nose. kin git % high - our. aous d ~
day" go
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

SAD AccIDENr.-Lsst evening Mr. Gelpcke,
OF the firm OF Gelpckc, Wnslow & Co., Bank
ers, in returning from ride, went to get off
his horse at the Washington stables, Seventh
street, and while in the act. she horse suddenly
started. One of his feet was caught in the
stirup, and he was dragged at a furious rate
to the corner Of Seventh and Locust streets,
where he was dAshed violently against a post
aud very badly bruised. just after this, his
boot came off and this released him. He was
picked up senseless aud carried into the Bell
hsld House, where every attention was paid
him. Er. Minges, was summoned, and examin-
ed him. Two Of his rib3 were found to be
broken, and one of his arms and one of his
thighs badly bruised. Though very badly
bruised, and suffering great pain, We are glad to
hear from Dr. Mingss that he does not consider
him dangerously injured. Il is almcst miracu-
lous that he was not kiIled.-Dubuqus Express
and Herald.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09
IN Col. Curtis majority in this district &C
cording to the Hawk-Eys' figures, is 76s.

| MURDER IN LIE SUEUk County, NINA Mr..
! Burdell, who was stranger in the State, but
who has friends residing in Winona, came TO
! Lexington in search Of farm, some week or
SO before election. He there tell in with Mr..
! Z. J. Rinehart, who has q farm in the neighbor.
hood, and was induced to 60 with him to ek-
anime it. lie was not seen again, though Rins.
hart remained about the place for several days
The strangers ABSENCE excited no alarm there,
though he told the family with whom he was
stopping that be would return at night-they
naturally supposing that he had gone to see
! some other land. His friends in Winona, how.
ever. became aamed as his not returning there
according to promise, and came to hunt him
uo. After brief search, his body was found
buried lie had evidently been brutaliy mur-
.icred, having been shot through the head, his
skull broken in, and bis threat cut SO as almost
10 sever the bead from the body! Suspicion nj
once fell on Rinehar,, who had left in the
meantime; and the suspicion waa heightened by
the fact, that aboat he time OF the murder, he
borro s-d shovel OF a neighbor, alleging lhst
he wanted to Dig ditch with it. The discovery
Of the murder created an intcnese excitement
at Lexington. Three hundred dollars was at
once raised by the citizcns, aHdtbe Sheriff dis
patched in pursuit OF k'nchart. waO war supposed
10 have gone to ST.. Paul, aud possibly Down
tic river
Mr. Knehar, came TO this State from Ohio,
and last fall removed to this town, where, for .
short time, bs worked in this Office. During
the winter be went into saloon, which he has
continued here up 10 the present time. He has
wife who 10 spoken Of - . 6ns woman, and
also two small children. These he sent east como
six weeks ago, since which time he has been at
St. Paul He has other relatives hsss, and hes
himself always borne good character, 20 fas
~ ws know. 1t may be that he 10 entirely in
nocent Of any connection with this affair. and
for the sake Of oil concerned ne hspe is NAV
prove so.-[Sk Peter Free Press. Oct. "a.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

u A pair Of herses, attached to . wagon
Il alne, made fast run on Elm street yesterday.
They came down the hill at great speed, and
were stopped by the fence around Rev. Mr..
Johnson's premises, one horee going over and
the other staying behind. The fence wss
sawed away, and they we're freed.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

eB James Gordon Bennett has rented the
house OF Colonel Roberts, on the heights Of
Georgetown, near Washington City, and will
reside there during the winter.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

Ma. BUcHANAAs BANK SrocK.-The Knox.
vile Citizen explains the circumstance OF Presi-
dent Buchanan owing $4,000 OF the capital
stock Of the Planters Bank Of Tennessee, 10
this way -
When the bank was opened Mr.. Buchanan
had $40, 900, the property Of two Of his wards,
and looking TO some safe investment Of 1t for
them, was advised 70 put It in the stock OF this
bank. He did 50, and when his wards came 70
their majority and desired their patrimony, the
stock OF the bank was thirty or forty per cent.
below par, and Mr.. Buchanan paid them out of
his own funds, and left the stock 10 his own
credit, where Ii still remains