The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
Only Paper taking Dispatches in
Southern LOaU1.

Washington, July IA.
). J. Springer, of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed U. S. Consul at Dresden.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Postmaster
General and Attorney General Brown have de-
cded, in consequence OF the invaldity title or
the impossiLihty Of the American Photograph
cal Society, to fully convey, In fee simple.
to the United States their Hall in Philadelphia.
1t will require further legislation by Congress
before the building for Post Office and Custom
House purposes can be proceeded with. The
order for the sale of the Bank OF Pennsylvania
property will therefore for the present be with
drawn, the Commission, consisting Of the above
PANIED Cabinet officers, preierrfng to refer the
whole matter to the Judgment and consideration
Of the next Congress.
Boston, July IA.
private despatch from Halifax states that
Hon. Rufus Choate died there on Tuesday p NJ
No particulars have yet been received.
St. Louis, July Is.
The Omaha Nebras kian, giving an account Of
the depredations recently committed by the
Pawnee Indians, says SIS, 900 worth Of proper
ty was stolen from the settlers. Gov. Black is
in the field at the head OF $50 men The In
dams number 5000.
Portland, Me-, July IA.
so kegs of powder in one Of the new mills at
Gorham, Me-, exploded yesterday, blowing the
building to atoms. One man was seyerely in
jured.
- Leavenwofsh, July Is.
]. An express arrived this evening from Denver
City, making the Unprecedented trip Of 6 days.
It brought several passengers and $500 in
gold dust.
Washington July IA,
The Constitution Of this morning contains q
copy Of despatch from the State DEPARTING mt,
recently sent to our Minister at Berlin, on the
subject Of naturalization. The case is that Of q
naturaliyed citizen Of the United States who is
native Of Hanover, and who, when he left
his native country, was neither in actin al SER
vice in the Hanover army, or had been drafted
to serve in II, but who has yet, upon ~ return
to Hanover, been deprived OF his liberty and
compelled to perform military service, the Pres
ident and Cabinet CONCUR in tho views express
ed, taking the ground that the. moment for
eigner becomes na'Uralized his allegiance TO bid
native country 10 served. He is no more res
ponsible tor anything he may say or do or omit
70 say or do after assuming his new character
than ii be had been born in the United States.
Should he return to his native country he re.
turns as an American citizen, and no other
character in order entities his original Govern
ment to punish him for an offence that must
have been committed while be was subject
and owed allegiance to Nat Government the
offence must have been committed before hii
repatriation. Il must have been OF such charac
ter that he might have been tried and punished
for it the moment Of his departure. Our Minis
ter is instructed to demaa1 the releese Of the
naturalized citizen in question.
Leavenwofth, July IA.
By the arrival from the mines last night thu
| following details are furnished:
Prospecting has been prosecuted consider
| able distance South Of the present digging
resulting in the indications equal TO any alread,
discovered. Good leads bad been struck miles
below Kakson, on Clear Creek. Rich discoveries
we're also reported near Boulder City. Building
was vigorously prosecuted at Denver City
| The population was steadily ansmenting
creating al increased demand for proyisioAs.-
All indications point TO the permanency an,
steady development Of the Kansas gold mines
Shipments Of quartz machinery lately mad
from here, when put into operation will NOR
fully test the value Of gold bearing quarts dia
coveries