The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17
TEI.EGRAPHIC.
MeN York. Seps. l0.

: General Harvey seas tnseps 40 San Jsan % pro
!, tect the white settlers from she savakes oh
were committing most atrocious murders.-
: Nothing inlmical 10 the British Government ~,
Iistended ~ such Z movement, and iealouev q
] Governoe Douglas vss Decdlessly excited. M
collision With the British troops Or subjscss 4
apprehended by she Governmeot. The Presi,
/ dent vas Secretary Of State when the boundary
!. Tteetv vas ne9otlated under President Polk
ana i perfso.I, familisr With iii the c;,cum-
stances attending il. He and Robert J. Walkel
were the only MEMBER 81 NJ. Polkss Cabinel
Who opposed the forty ninth tparaiseE q The
boundary. They adhered to Gity-GouY degrees
and forty minutes % our lust limiss. Nc 6ovb(
need De entertained that title 10 San Juan will
be amicably adiuate1, as the Preaideut must be
perfecsly aware os1ouf ghss and viii ae,essk los
II more. The long connectjont of Gov. Douglas
with the Hudson Bay Company, doubtless cauees
him 70 view al the country in that vicinity =
under the Jurisdiction and procession Of shs
Br.ish Govsrnnent, & least, Il not aets,aiIy The
proneetv of tha Comnanv. and his in.ereafe ma :
have rendered. him erciteable in temnsr and
precipisate in action.
/ The Cabinet - In session to.dav ON The
whole subjecs. and the teuo, Of the iaetructiops
10 General Harvey. - stated yes,eedav. will be
Of the most temperate and concili.tory charac.
i ter. e 8+9A 'iaasss'7F
Norris. Of New York. BrawIev. Of Wiseonsin.
and Brawley. OF PeonsvIyaoi.. have The PorE
Contract for the Nayy n al4.es
The Republicans assert TODAY that one q.
DonnelAn, . clerk ID the Land OGBce. has been
flooding Iowa with Circulars. dated ..lows Dem
ocrasic Club Rooms, Washington y and speeches
made BY Land Commissioner Hendricks, under
the frank OF Senator Bright. vho h.a bean IL,
sent four months. '157 T
Gov Floyd is expected to return ID hin nost
about the 10th inst. His health ID greatly i'm
| proved.
The President has not vet accepted tho re-
| signation Of the Hon. T. "A. Hendricks. - Com
missioner Of the General Land once. but held
the matter under advisemenk. 4s
Hon. A. B. Greenwood. Commissioner Of In.
dian Affairs, will start on SUNDAY next en- Z visit
| 20 the Indian tribes Of the West. with view Of
sossl.s9 -. Personany ne Operation o. our pre-,
49,. ."u'sn system os'ore preparing nis s0naaA
So. O.uce - ene Areasusy OF sne Onte0
ossss ~ .us o.u .as S4'S44,zio' oeing an in-
sssss ~ =; vo1..4lU1e on toe oalanee s0o~n ~
80 AS.;sss S.. .,s;E1 sssly ssa.emsnl ~
Aus'ces Iece'ye0 ~ zoe Oenefal Lana umcs
sn. snnoance ne w complenon On zoe Aa o. ne
.atvey =. sus western boundary OF minnesota
-: p'..'nS =, sos So1neF ss0ne q tne m
-
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ane .,m:s ~. .sn'ng'on despa.cn says m1cn
- '1s ne.e' oo.n ~ '"e Ingin0 Le.
s" 90 80 sus oec,e'1y ~ - 0'A'e, VI 'ne resent
Mom gan Susn. ine ieiauons oi tne
s:s, 49, svselrnen's c' nssng 1se.y become most
~ 'S.s, -. anu lllenuy - noPeu tne gooo sense
oo.u poWe's may Prevtns any serious mus
S"i.1 =. !; !" sns premises. -
- unuers'ooo tnas Mr wyke, sne new
Ds'..:n ...:a n'n.se Iakes ou. % Central Amsr'ca
~ HI, ,n.s1'cuons - PrOPose treaty, wnicD,
IN IeI. VI. Amess.ns refuse ~ sccePs, 'ney
a,.-:s -. y .su 1esPOns'oaS y ~ .ne wOsio 1Or
po.Ss ihos = aLna'ars' s1Ass = ulDgs Oet.een
w 'ne cue nano anu 1n9,ano sns
p.;,;sh I; " sue o."sl lne ony .sn p 10
Ia E,. uv's'uHen' any N.l tnos' snAOoely
80 aus.. = - sone ~ WA uuaeIs'Anuans Win
'ue on'seu 0'ates ABOUT Oen'rai America.
Boston, Sept. 10.
The bark Armenia. from ConstantinoDle.
which arrived here this a. M, Reports that while
passing the Straits Of Gibraltar she was nred on
twice from the Spanish Fort Of Tasifa. The
6rst FIRE was blank cartridge and the second
round shot. which passcd through her lover
main top sail
New York. Sent. 10.
An Erial shin called the CITY Of New York
intended Tor trans Atlantic voyage. has been
.le c1ufse o. cons',1cuon Ior some montns
p.ss = sne s'can,'y ~ NeW !ork, ano 10 nov SO
sea; sonp.e.eu 'nas eng via % rsaoy 70 un-
usr"As ue UP y oc,ooer;
,,;ss i ~ ro. "nU -. ~. 'ds ~ ns so sn'sr
pl'se = - LOVE, ~ NeW namPsnise, VINO mas
msoe sessrM saccsssiui ssceheions' Inc olmenT
SONS ~ 'ne snip are greater tnan those OF any
R..s;0.S y az onn 1s"s s: l1e cApsC,y 81 soe
- .Io'vVv cuo.c iees: INC aksre-
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- J;.a,.. - ,eo oe tO o' nupTa.us =. 9W 'esl, 'ne
o.ame.sr ASo Iees. Ar. Love proposes 70 60
alrecuy rom n New York 70 London IN 4S to O.
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,.s,oo.: = ""'cn = psceu ~ Ericsson eneine.
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~ 49, '.sseu upon 'ne p!nc'ple ot Tue screw. oy
sn'cn proposed % attain : regulating
powe ne spPlceuon 81 .ne mecnanic.i
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nAea y ne oow o .ne hIe-oost, projecting q
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| ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY THE
OCEAN QUEEN.
The Ocean Queen sailed from Havre on the
Slst Of August. and from Cowes 1t o'clock A.
u. Of Neptsmber. She had 500 passengers and
. large cargo, $4,000 in specie and heavy
mail. The Purser's report says: Sept. lst, 3 r.
n, passed the steamship Fulton, from New
York, alter the Lisard, bound 10. On the 4sh,
| IN lat. SO deg. II min, and long. 81 deg so
min, passed the steamship Vanderbilt. from New
4 York to Southampton and Havre. The Ocean
Queen experienced heavy westerly gales for
three days. .+aAa c-si
Onr Liverpool correspondent says the steam-
ship Anglo saxon, for Quebec, and the Kan2a-
roo. for New York, were detained till the night
| OF the Slst, the stormy weather preventing the
smoarkation Of their passengers.
Inc Kangaroo, from New York. 18th, ar
rived at Liverpool on Sunday, the 28th.
The steamship Teotouia, from New York,
lotn. arrived st Southampton on the S0th, en-
route 70 haMourg. IL
The steamship Novs Scotlan. from Qusbsc,
2Otb, arrived q Liverpool on the SOth.
The afpumahin frNu Na~ YNek