The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-19

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III pledge ahd diasesarded his ross r aseinl
i fk5n Kansas- had scattered lfe besndss diseor'
md dfsuni00, ana Stephen 4. DonslsA VINO -
| fof luggine Ia CAlifofnla over IL law, was nes
endeavosihg 80 outrage the rights q re seusn
Il eFn NtAset and sshjscdhg Kansaa - ~ fi&er
i 81 she inouiait;on 6ecauss thsss was bat sxgh'
| pgOopect of il becomipR slaye stase.N
The chairman remiaded the eensleman that
30 was mot ID order 70 alluds 70 Senatsrs ~
II. Lamar repiiea hat DO did MOI aIlads y
any Senator but % distinguished aspirant ios
| The Presidency. Laughter.
II. Montgomery cOntended the true 0Oc-
sriue o that when he Govesnmens = q peace
With every nation and every citizen y ~ peece
With il. n the Government cannot Invade 2
i Territory, its citizens cannot. Com. Panld-
| ing did nothing les than bic duty 10 arresting
Walker, and Il was our duty under ths law of
nations 70 send him back for punishment ~ tne
offended State.
NJ. zollikoaer thought Il Vas our best polite
to let the Neutrality Law. stand. He did not
believe that Walker had violated them. He
knew Walker Was not pirate and roO0sr,
therefore such epthets had been unjustly ap-
Piled TO him. Walker vas ! quiet modest,
selEpossessed man. of Ane education, and IN
derstood the laws better than great many who
% grossly denounced him. Pauldings arrest
OF Walker was an usurpation Of power mot
warranted BY tho Constitutisn, but that he for
one believed il was 10 the spirit Of his instruc-
lions. The COMMITTEES then rose, and the House
adjourned.
|. ai5.s 5, st. Loais, Jan. /.
The Republican has received Utah advices to
Dec. Let. The troops we're all in winter quar-.
ssrs q II. Bridges, With shs exception Of Col
Cooks command, which was posted 40 miles
distant on Henry Fork, where scant supply Of
grass remained. Fort Bridges j. being rebuilt
for the purpose Of protecting the prosisions.--
The troops are comfortably stationed in tents
with stoves. The weather has been very mild,
and good health prevailed. They had provi-
sions suficiene 90 last until June, on close al
lowanoe. 58 aa II sa41HM " sgt
Capt. Marcy has been sent to Santa Fee 70
obtain supplies. a @
Nearly two-thrds Of I'll the animals Of the
expedition had died.
The Normons were preparing to leave for the
British Possession. Pioneer parties had a.
ready left. s asta ..H4saa @ss @+
I Brigham Young sent . quantity Of salt %
Col. Johason. That officer sent it back, stating
lhss be would hang any other messenger from
the same quarter who came on . similar er-
rand. Brigham Young also invited the officers
Of the army TO parsakea Of his hospitality at
Salt Lake City.
Il ID said that Col. johnson 10 well assured
that the Normons will leave in the spring. he
asks no increase in the force now under his
command. se ssAas wassf sss
Gov. Cummings had issued proclamation,
declaring the territory in state Of rebellion,
and stating that the court would be organized
in Green River country near Fort Bridges,
whence the proclamation was dated BY Chief
Justice Ricketts,, fos the trial Of offenders, and
that . posse OF the Inhabitants of the territory
be first used TO enforce obedience to the laws;
that failing, military force will be resorted to,
and commanding all armed bodies Of men to
Immediately disband and to return home, under
penalty Of punishment IS traitors.
Lieut.. Carroll OF the 10th Infantry, bearer Of
dispatches to Washington, left here this morn
ing.
The Democrat has Kansas Advices TO the 7th
inst, which gives the following Pro-Slayery
Maiestics :-KickapOO sea- DOnipher county
500 johnson Co. 1900; Bourbon $50. Dou-
glass County gives 500 Tree State maj. and At
Gibson City about 80. The Democratic State
Ticket is probably elected. The Free State
party have mai. in the Legislature. Only about
half the vote OF the Territory was cast for State
Officers, but . very decided expression was
given against the Lecompton Constitution,
being set down 1t 10000 maj.
The Free State men made arrests for fraudu-
lent voting under the recent legislative act At
Calhoun Judge named Culverts was arrested
for stufIng the ballot boxes. Another named
Rednan was arrested Tor receiving fraudulent
votes. Cnlveris taken to Leayenworih with
cannon belonging 10 the kicsapoo Rangers and
paraded through the streets. Much excitement
s1a.lu u.,A fnae unpn
| Gus trouble would follow. The political parties
are much divided, the majority being bitterly
opposed to the Lecompton Constitution.
Gen. Calhoun, who is supposed 70 be in West
ern Missouri, has been advised not to return to
the territory. fagssa
The Territorial Legislature Of Kansas met at
Lecompton on the 4th and adjourned to Law
renee. II was said that Gen. Denver signed .
bill authorizing such adjournment
I,i# New Orleans, Jan. II.
The Tennessee, from Vera Cruz, on the 7th,
has arrived. @9s A
A large PARTY had risen against the plan Of
! Tucuyaba, consisting Of large majority OF the
people outside Of the military. fA
Comonfort left the Capital on the lst at the
head Of division of troops; his destination waa
| unknown. Before his departure he organized .
ministry, among whom we're Alvatrix, Esparta,
| Lisdo and Payl0.
The diplomatic corps paid their respects 70
Comonfort on New Years, except the British
representative, whose absence caused much re-
mark.
| There was rumor Of the death Of Gen A Iva
| rez.
Gen. Harold issued q proclamation against
Comonfort's action; makes large levies Of troop'
| 1t Vera Cruz has recalled the acceptance ol
| the plan Of Tucubaya.
i Civil war seems inevitable.
/ The Empire City, from Havana on the 9th, y
at the Balixe.
The Star Of the West sakess q, coz, 900 70 sh'
i Treasury. @@ Assse 4tE
The Fulton arrived 1t Aspinwall on the SOth
bringing advices from Grey town that Frank An
derson had surrendered Fort Castillo and th
river steamers TO the frigate Susquehanna.
Il 1t was reported at San Francisco that Colone
Ste ptoe, 1t Fort Walla Walla, Oregon, had re
ceived dispatch stating that $50 Of Col. Johr
sons command were killed BY Mosmons, an
Col. johnson forced to retreat. %
The weather. @
Toledo, Jan. IL, 8 a.m.-Clear. Thermom
Ter IS deg. above zero
Baffalo.-Mild and cloudy-Wind west
THERMOMETERS IS deg. above zero.
|, Milwaukee. Clear and calm -Thermomet'
! So deg. above zero. a
Prairie Du Chinc.-Clear and wind rough.
J Detroit CLOUDY deg. above zero.
A. Cieveland.-Cloudy-42 deg. above zero.
/ Pittsbnrg.- aud warm-42 deg. abo
! aero. 4s
!. Cincinnati fog--35 deg. above xer
1 Columbus Clear---S5 deg. above zero.
i Indiana apolis.-Clear and cold.
Fulton, IlL-Cloudy and cool.
!. Springfield, Il.-Clear and mild-50 degre
y above zero.
Janesyille, Wis.-Mild and pleasant.
0 Cairo.-Clear-S9 deg. above zero.
]. ST. Louis.-Clear and mild-50 deg. abo
. zero.
!, Dubuque, Iowa-C -Clear-32 der. above Del
. TOronto.--M;ld and clear-n0 wind.
i Noutreal.-Raincd hard last night-2S q,
i above sero-RiveR full Of Ice.
!. 9sse8e5a I'll aaaa 7isa Beeeon, Jan. Is
a W. The steamer Corvette Narieoor, bsils for
3 Russian government 20 navigate the river
y moor, was successfully laanehsd to-day ff0ma
n Iyard of Paul Custiss, II Ease Bost0n. s4a
y II The steamsAip Niagara sailed q nesn to-<
with 81 passengers for liverpool md 10
!. Haiifar, and 40O, ,000 dollars In apecie. ass
Utica, Jan. la
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