The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-27


& VOL. 3--NO. "a
The Senate asked time 70 con-i,i~r ID, an
another meeting when be he'll at O'Clock
II il generally believed that the Pred.ier
will accept the two regiments cf volunteers 'roI
Kentucky and Ohio. The regiment from Chi
consists Of 6ve companies from Cincinnati, 90
from Columbus, one from Toledo, onc fror
Springfield, one from M Gili"ad, and one fror
Coshocton. Nearly all the officers and man
of the men served in the Mexican var. Tn
short notice.
i Savannah. April 10.
The celebrated bark Adriatic cleared tu-da,
for Cork with cargo Of lumber.
buffalo, April 90.
Two Germans. named Thuninger and Zim
norman, were arrested here last week, charged
with enlistng men for the British SERVICE
Their examination closed las, night, and they
we're held for trial for Infringement Of the Neu
trality laws.
Indiana polls, April 20.
| Judge Stevens, one of the Oldest residents
/ Of this city, and brother Of Hon. Thaddeui
Stevens, Of Pennsy lvania, died suddenly yester
day morning.
Rochester, April 20
Mrs. Eli Stout, sisterin- law Of Stout, the pris
oner, was on the witness stand 10 hours today
while giving her evidence the prisoner was
discovered communicating by signs with her.
She testified that Stout and Mrs. Titles had oc-
cupied the same bed, but with an evident incli-
nation to evade the question or answer under
compusion.
The prisoners mother was then placed on the
Sfa rho nA rot 6a nd Ira
came home on the night OF the murder. cover
ed over with blood, their arms broken and bo-
dies bruised, and that she and L tiles sons went
to the river, saw LittIe's mansled body and
found Mrs LIS cameo pin and Stout's cap and
took them home.
Her testimony created intense excitement in
court. II is thought the lady i testimony will
be still stronger against him.
Philadelphia, April 20.
The reported death OF Rev. Dudley A. Tying
proves to have been correct. The morning pa
pers announce his decease, with touching obi.
tuary notices.
Albany, April 10.
The Common Council this evening cansassed
the late election returns, and without dissent
ing vote awarded the may yoraltv certificates to
Hon. Eli Penny, and also certificates to aii the
candidates on the Union Ticket.
New York, April 81.
Tribune Washington CORES spondence.
Mr.. English Was opposed to the conference
committee yesterday. The majority accepted
it without hesitation, and when Mr Howard adj
pealed TO Mr.. English to allow him to insert a
separate clause providing for the Submission Of
the Leavenworth Constitution al the same time,
he declined
Mr.. English then proposed to report immeci
ately, but Mr.. Seward asked for an adionrnment
till tomorrow in order to have tine Tor consult.
alton. The majority consented 10 only hours
delay, and the matter Was accordingly pos.-
poned till two O'clock. Al the appointed hour
Messrs. Howard and Seward, attended by no
other members of the committee were present,
and after waiting some time they retired.
II is rumored that in the meantime several
Southern members OF the House, including
Quitman, Niles, &c., had siguidsd their dissent
from the arrangement, ahd at Hunter and
others OF the Senate had done the same thing;
hence the non-attendance OF the majority Of the
committee at 2 O'Clock. B4tt III
Senator Fitch's son was to- day confirmed
District Attorney for Northern Illinois by b vote
Of % to II.
Mr.. Cadwallader is not ,et ccniirmed as Dis.
trict Judge in place OF Kane. LriE
p. S.-The Times correspondent says it is
Bates, son of the ex-SeDaserjMhOTis is confirmed
as District Attorney OF Illinois.
Capt. Chalker OF the Hartford propeller SEN
cca. was accidentally shot this morning while
standing on the pier alongside OF his vessel; he
Is mortaly wounded. The shot came from the
pistol OF q private watchman, who was in the act
Of drawing charge.
The U. 5. propeller Arctic is now anchored
near the frigate Susquelanna, in the lower bay,
TO protect her while riding out her quarantine.
Capt. Sands and the remaining officers and
crew come up to quarantine enclosnrei,o- morrow.
despatch from Washington announces tine
confirmation OF the following appointments
Thos. Phland Post Master at Lemiston, New
York.
l. A Thomas, Rost Master at New Haven.
Marshall, District Attorney, New Hamp
shire.
E Dow, Land Register Minnesota.
Caracas papers, Of March 3lst, are reciey-
The overthrow Of Monagas was complete, but
his fate was not yet decided. Some persons
were clamoring for Punishment, Others for his
execution. Placar ds were posted in the streets
rehearsing the crimes of the fallen tyrant; one
OF these gives an account OF the rohbcries per-
petrated under Mouagas rule, amounting to
over $57 200, 900, of which over six were taken
by the two Monagas'.
1t is stated that the American Minister advised
Monagas before the fall to declare Carraccas in
state Of siege and himself Dictator.
The Dutch. Spanish, French md English al
SO endeavored to prevent his fail. Tie two lat
ter had sent to the West Indies for vessels Of
war.
1t was thought that the whole diplomatic
corps would receive their passports from the pro-
vislonal government.
Cleveland, April 81.
The schooner Ford, from Toledo Tor Oswtgo,
with cargo Of pork, went ashore here last
night; not seriously damaged, largo and crew
safe.
Harrisburg, April 81.
The bill to abolish Judge Wilmot's Judicial
District, passed by the Senate " sterday, caused
an exciting discussion in the House this p N.
The call tor the previous question was not sus-
tanned; the vote thereon stAndin. 81 10 G2.
Richmond, Pa, April 81.
The working men OH the Reaiing Railroad Of
this place struck to-day on account vi the non
payment OF wages. Some of tn. m it is report
ed have received no pay since The lst OF jan
uary.
Roche ter, April 2l.
The interest in the Little's murder case still
continues. The court room wa- crowded with
an immense audience to-day. The mother OF
the prisoner s out swore that she washed the
uioOu uiua Oh MS oOOtS tft GlIht alttI the
murder.
Chas. Stout, the prisoners other, was then
sworn. He testified that the pf isoner told him
where 10 find the cap, pinai.si s.Jeetacles which
we're discovered at the scene Of the murder,
and he found them at O'Clock on the mora;ng
after the murder. The prisoners torn clothes
were also shown and identified. The prosecu-
tion will probably rest the case on this side to-.
morrow.
Washing ton, April 20,
Mr.. English's bill is still under cons Iteration
of the Senate's Conference Committee with d
fair prospect OF ultimate agreement. Many
consider this already certain. Nessrs. Seward
and Howard dissent. The several political PAR
ties were this evening, and are tonight, much
| Interested in privately discussing the measure
of the success Of which no definite notion can
be FORMED. Il is probable tile Conference Com.
mittee will report tomorrow.
Many OF the letters addressed tolthe manae ers
| OF the bogus lotteries recently broken up in
| the North, enclosing thousands Of dollars, hav.
4 been forwarded here to be restored to their
4 ariuIed anthnrs 9ta