The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

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with large oS1Spany ~ ~ camp mcesing 4
Choptank rivogs Az eseelne soma &staasl
from port cesy ~ yoadtss sAllyiDg undsI
cries Of saEutolts," aBAesers" and ~"ilicssps :
made IN indiscriminate assuls upon the whits
and colCred passengers; several we're knocked
down, stabbed 0r horribly beaten; several
white msa we're robbed II their watches and
money. The assailants blew out the lights 70
prevent recognition. A cOlOred man va
stabbed and robbed and his wife outraged ID
his presence. On Sunday morning the EheriG
Of Dorchester County arrested four Of the ring.
leaders and committed them 70 Jail One color.
Cd man il said to have died OF bis wounds.--
Hugh Sullivan Vas shot ID the head and In
stantly killed last night when on his way home
about IL o'clock. Several arrests have been
made and the Coroner's inquest il now engaged
10 investigating the circumstances leading "a
the murder.
The Yacht HAs~ell Of Providence from Rich
mond arrived here this .. m. in % hours from
Old Point Comfort.
Philadelphia, Aug. -.
A serious riot took place 1t Tacony yesterday
pm. Al great number Of persons had been
attracted p that point By SAILING match, Z
picnic By the pupils Of St. Vincints Sunday
School and . target firing by the Franklin
rife company, ! German volunteer organization,
there was strong gathering Of rowdy hang.
era on. The rowdies commenced the tight "a
usual, amusing themselves BY pelting the
Germans. Three persons were seriously stab
bed and carried of By their friends.
The Franklin Rifle Company then marched
down to the wharf, whore they we're assaulted
with shower Of stones, brcksy be. The mem.
bers Of the Rifles retsliated with the butts oil
their pieces, and several Of them were broken
and the pieces strewn about the landing. One
Of the officers, who fought with hiSsword, Wa
knocked down and his sword. taken from hia
hand by police officer who thought the infu-
rated "Teuton" behaved like mad man.
Soon after this some Of the members Of the
Company loaded their rifles with pebbles and
fred into the crowd Of their assailants. Two
persons were wounded but their injuries are not
Of serious character.
The police used their utmost efforts to put .
stop 70 the row and were partially successful
The steamboat Thos. A. Morgan stopped .: Tu-
cony a. o'clock, when soldiers, rioters and
policemen, including 4 squad of officials from
Frankfort, embarked on board for the city,
where the parties landed peacefully. The row
dies grosned and hissed q the company
marched up from the landing, but otherwise
there was no attempt to create q disturbance
Three Of the members Of the Rifle Company
were cut about the head in shocking manner
Lockhaven, Pa, Aug. %.
b. Rush Petrijen has been nominated by the
Republicans for the Legislature as an investiga-
tion candidate with sale of the State Canals
The vote stood 4S to 8. His opponent is VIM.
Fearon.
Leavenworth, Aug. 23.
The Denver City Express Of 10th inst. has
arrived bringing six passengers and $4,000 in
dust.
A portion Of the recently framed State Con-
stitntion has been published. There is no allu.
sion to the slavery question in the bill OF rights
Suffrage is restricted to the whites. The local
papers are silent in respect to the other provi-
sons Of the Constitution.
The riches. discoveries made since the last
arrival are between Cache La Poudre River and
Cheyenne Pass, although the opening Of new
leads Is Of daily occurrence. There was grevt
ported that from 100 to 1000 dollars were made
per day by the single hand.
Rich quartz is found in abundance every
where. Emigration is light but steady.
Business at Denver City brisk.
Merchandise and provisions selling cheaper.
New York, Aug. 20.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel, the largest establish
ment of the kind in the country, was opened to
day under the propretorship of Paron Stevens,
Esq. The House vas thyonged Oil day with
visitors, who testified their admiration Of the
thorough and systematic arrangement Of the
building in all its parts. The American Tele-
graph Company have an office In the basement
OF the Hotel, connecting it by wires With all
parts OF the coantry as well as with the other
prominent Hotels in the city. One of the most
prominent features of the house is the vertical
railway for the conveyance of the guests from
the ground to the upper floors.
The American Telegraph Company have OBJ
tanned permission from the Secretary Of War to
open Marine Telegraph station at f. Lays.te
IN the narrows and will proceed Immediately to
lay cable from that point to Fl. Hamilton.
where it will connect with the Brooklyn line
which stretches to New York. This line will
give the Company unequalled facilities for re-
porting Marine news day and night as i. will
also connect with the line already constructed
from Sandy Hook
The First Baptist Church, and the saleratus
factory Of d. Kellogg with several other build.
lngs were burned this morning.
Boston, Aug. %.
trot between Flora Temple and Princess for
purse OFFS 200, mile heats, best in 5. came
of this p. M. Flora won 8 straight heats. ma
King time as follows-lst, 2.33; ID, 2,ae, Sd.
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81. Louis, Aug. %.
4 despatSh to the Democrat saws that 10
outings were burned at Cairo this morning.
oss $4,000
!. Ihe omaha RepOrGsays that Chas. Leslie, of |
haron County, Pa, arrived there on the 18th |
hst. with 1888 ounces OF gold dust from Clear
,reek. Leslie PROCESSES TO have discovered the |
lehest dlggings yet found. He returns TO the |
states Tor the purpose OF procuring quartz mills |
Norfolk, Va, Aug. %.
The United States steamer Fulton will try her |
rmament before leaving for the Gull to crui7s !
i Cuba and the adjacent Islands on special |
ervice The wind is fresh from the south east.
The boiler Of dredging machine on the |
li0ermarie and Chesapeake Canal, near this |
ity, exploded this morning, killing three men.
Richmond, Va, Aug. %.
large meeting Of the Opposition was held |
ere last night. Resolutions were passed ex- |
ressng q preference for Jno. N. Bolts for 1
resident and recommending the the holding Of |
State Convention during the fall
Washington, Aug. 20.
private despatch from Carlisle, Ind. an
ounces the death Of Hon. James A. Davis. or |
nat State. and formerly Speaker Of the U. s.
louise Of Representatives.
The President has recognized Henry Schoud.
rof as Consul Of the Prince OF Reuss Of the I
lder branch and Of the Prince OF Reuss OF the
inior branch, to reside at New York. lie has
ecognized g. p Stewart as Consul Of Belgium. |
} reside At Charleston, s. C.
The President has appointed VIM. T. Wright
r., as Consul IT Janto.
Prof. Delrity, the new Minister to Central
'merica, will leave about the first Of September 1
,r Costa RIGA.
Gen. Cass will entertain at . dinner to. day
linister Mata and Mr.. I.erdo. Other kind at |
'ntiona have been extended to these distin-
u'sned Nexcaas BY gentlemen connected with |