The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-21

The Rev Nr. Carder, (EpiscopaI of Phila
Geiphla, having, during q recent visit at Cane
May, y. j., delivered sermon, and afterwards
administered the sacrament, assisted by a Meth.
odlst minister, Bishop Doane has forbidden him
to preach again within his diocese, Mr.. Garden
| having violated canon of the church by fra.
ternizng as above.
A green looking chap from the Green Noun
tam State went over the line and on to Montrea al
ito look round a leete." Going into a Nrge
handsome DIR. goods store, his verdancy at
tFacted the attention of the proprietor, who
| qalzzed him; but unhappily having an imp D.
| Pedlment IN his speech, he had TO give it up,
and his head clerk came forward to speak for
| him. The clerk began: .Mr. Ball wishes to
| know if you can tell him why Balaam's ass
| spoke!" ''Waal," says Jonathan, II rayther
guess how that BALKAN was a stutterin' man
aud his ass had to speak for him." Good for
Jonathan.
The CONGRESSIONAL CAovAss.--All that we
| hear Of the progress of the canvass for Congress
in this district is highly encouraging to the
success of Col. Curtis He has much popularity
throughout the district. His bearing and his
arguments are alike calculated to make friends
ior HIN; and they are doing so. His meetings
are much more numerOusly attended, and more
enthusiastic than at the last canvass, when he
ran'iar ahead OF his ticket. Many causes, aside
TON personal influence and argument, conspire
10 give our sentiments more candid examina
ton, and our candidates a more impartial hear
iHg, throughout the south western counties than
during the canvass OF 1856, and we have every
reasonable ground for confidence in an increased
Republican vote in that region. and of the tri-
uiaphant success of Col. Curtis.-Gate CITY
Camden, Oneida Co., NY, Nov. 10, 1858.
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Yours, very truly, A. Stone, M.
Judge Msgrath. of the U. s. District Court
at Charleston, on Saturday refused to dismiss
the crew Of the SLAYER Echo ON a writ OF hsdeas
corpus
A sad accident occurred in levitt, Green
county, N. T., on Thursday of last week. Five
children were out sailing on pond. The boat
leaked, and they became frightened. Four Of
them jumped ont and two were drowned-a
chlid OF Ira Chase and one of S. Skiffs
Dickens is about to make another visit to this
country The pecuniary success of Mr.. ThacA-
eray's tour is said to have induced this step, and
to have dissipsted the unpleasant impressions OF
Mr. Dickens former trip, SO far as he himself
is concerned.
Senator Davis Of this city inserted an Isabella
grape vine bud into wild grape vino which
had sprouted up in his yard. As soon as the
union was formed, the old vine was cut Off The
new vine grew TO Tie astonishing height Of Is
feet, having n any lateral branches from two TO
eight feet long. The bud was inserted about
the middle OF June. Another bud in another
branch OF the vine was inserted which resulted
in nearly equal growth. Why no. thus make
wild vines that grow SO luxuriantly all around,
subserye the purpose Of arboricuturey-Des
Moines Citizen.
PAssAGr OF SLAVES OVER THE "UNDERGRoUND
RAILROAD" rHKouan NEW YoEK.-Several DAYS
ago three fugitive slaves passed through the
city on their way TO Canada An officer, at
iached to the United States Marshaps Office OF
this district, arrested one OF them, and took
him before Mr.. Rynders. who discharged him
Immediately, on the ground that no warrant
had been issued for his arrest.
Mr.. Rynders states that he will not interfere
in cases OF this character until the proper war
rant 10 placed In his hands, aud when that 10
done, he will enforce il at any hazard.
The names Of the slaves, and the place they
came from, are unknown. They came to this
city BY way Of Philadelphia, aud are now pro-
baby across the Canada ias.-Nsw York Post