The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05


and the tender 1haafap- expsere .
almost into kiRdi6f asood "a mn q ~ :
Of Tho engine. H two M cias55 fpsseepr
cor: followed, and 1ste tot1 = pieces aad .
RED down ~ Nm, SkiIt dS0a3u ~ -
althsugd mak6e ~ 6sp viii yhS ~ ~ {
t@fUV4 80 ssI 13 e~sBs ID 9&Ts4 ~ -
The sssssn b nsssraIIy bss . 6v1ssAs Asvss "
swollen by the extraordinary rains ef The =
ytous aiesrnoou and evebine. If5bSN -
psohAnly eheaksd ths ealvsrG ceaIassia1i =
emomkusasi into da0, and - avuuS W4fKA
q vsser WITH the cencns1ipu " ihe q
'sa.a eAeeea the ed calamity. ~ s.pn .4s.iti
- 4so.s 49, 49, pssseee weps % - traie; % sheo
~ ~ nsss Been tahsa ftom ne riding des& ~
the rest mos heard from. q manv ~ sh1 ~
v.s drevqsASnashrsayiss. ii b & 0arS3ssSs'
e Gss;,. ss =, a.ssa f'oa h-ss loss 'ss i
NJ. Biies, tbs ftssidsos Of sbe Ro.Ss2DSar:
Hiram SiSley, ossof The Dirsesoss, WV ii r.
sleeping eas aud escaped unipjused. Il 1Ipan,
gineer and fireman.. both paned Chnln. AZ u.
porte, were killed; HartveM, of Toiede. n.
gress-man, and DahbinetOn, bakRsxs 2uest1E
we've also killsd II - bsgeaee sar. +eC.gWs
SmitA, ROad-mastse, kilIsd. Ma & 0insa1
and child, Stone Milia, N. X. desd--E p Gillota
Oot little hurt. W. Gilkls, Cortland, N. x.
missing. s2 EiaEso u ea's7f I'D ssis5aS
The nanes'ef the dead 10 il. inposs,s,s . %.
tain. The weuadsd iars Fred kules., Holnss
H..,;. EI,s; ina; Ra y Knapp, Hudson, VIZ; MIG
yonesvills, Men. Chss, sherman 4 sos.sN S :
Whits, HolnessilIs, Ind. Miiisn .ISss susry.i .
hyef, 2 Quinn, G Anderson, w & Andersoo. ~
OF Ainsworth. III "A b Piser, ChicaRo: b p
Rb0oes, Cleveland; Mas "A Noofe. frAeN5JSly
II = Mrs Jury, BroekIyB, N. Y. III. JaeE
son and Aiss @ \ Eldss, w auksshs, lNis. II Oes
car Warpeton, Rockford, I'LL Wauwosth. hth,,
e. and son, Adrian; q Bennett, Adrian.
Thos. Nisban. Michigan CITY, tfain bey.
dead y. II. Rsgan, lady and dsu9htst; Roei1
fort, lL-iady badly hnst, dasgkiee not yee
found. s. 9. Rose, CoidxAser. slightly Injured:
Jesse Dying. Louisville, Warren CO., Pa,
sifgnty; W. 6. Hawk, Charleston, Va, slightly:
y. ard and wife, Otsego co., NJ Y, sli96slys
=. van SycEe, wife and four children, Warren
90, O. be and his wife badly hsrt n ..
stephen Il. Arnold, Decasar co.. lows. IA.
y hurt W. y. Weller, NilwAukec sEghtly; 3.
Ubrien, Chicago, slightly; W. N. Cunnell.
slightly; Mary Coats, Youngto~n, o. slightly:
SAmuei Akin, Belville;4r slightly = Olmsesad
breakman leg broken; Miss d. A. Horser. Hud.
son, Mich, slightly. so
The following are not hurr. Lewis Heller.
Stfausburg, Pa. John Heck, Rome, Jones co..
Iowa; r. w. Tais, Susquehanna Depet. Pal
q = Guriey, Addison, eVermons; . x 0asdne
chicago Henry Crease, PLilsdelpnia; n Whies.
Dekalb, ILL., g Arnold, brother Of The woandsd
Arnold Calvin Hakan, Milwaukee. s5F Rsatp0
Citizens Of South Bend and Mishawaks turned
ous en mssse 70 assist the wounded and search
for the dead. !" -
One lady was carried down the stream To-.
wards the river, but lodged in tree TOP. and
heard several foat BY crying tor help. go
u The Engineer had been running over the
bridge from LapoTse each way carefully. The
ram was not running faster than 10 or 20
niles per hour. The train going West had
passed over the embankment safely 1t $50
The Y. 8. Express had over $4,000 in their
ale, which broke TO pieces by the collision.
'ut the agent here has found most Of Il Ia the
uins. .7'T 0T 4 - :. Il. s-.s'-'S
One Of the through mail bags was found near
ne the river, two hundred yards from the break;
enetsef others are lost. cannot BE- told.
Inc rAvlne is about 25 feet deep, and rs to
90 ieet vide. The night was very dark. and
hers was . curve in the road Just before ,he
mbAnkmsnt was reached.
NoTE.-Ar. William Osgood, the Conductor
! the train, arrived in the City this afternoon.
10 10 injured, but NOT severely. He il unable To
we tGe names Of the killed, - it was impossi-
ournal.
The special reporter Of the journal returned
rom the scene Of the accident this forenoon.
= the time he left (six o'clock this am. j thirty
even bodies had been taken from the wreck II
atch. -
The following are the killed:-Mrs. Sumner
nd two children, Of Chicago; Mary Ann Cur.
N, OF Dunkirk, N. Y; woman and 4 children.
AIMED Tizwold; II bodies which are 10 dis8.
srsd that il 10 impossible to identity them.
Ars. kegan, Of Rockford, died since the &C.
Ssckville, N. b., June 20. 4
The Horse E1press of the Assocjated Pres.
% arrived here from Halifax, brineioR deeails
the European news furnished BY the Arabia.
GREAr BRITAfE.-Parliamens had reaseem-
eu, put Lord Palmerston postponed the pre-
NATION OF his programme for the present 81
Uen tyuaii had been superseded in his com.
and Of the fourth militery district.
The Austrians report that Gen. Urban had
pulsed Garioaljis forces. Gsribsldi was ae
usca.
Austrian troops we're moving towards ItaIv.
Napoleon demands 100000 additional men.
order 70 besicse the fortresses Of the Aue.
ans which form the historical square between
e Nincio and Adige.
The Austrians are said to ha nven.,r. :.
antua to attack the allied army.
The mobilization Of the Prussian army ana
more hostile attitude which the German
moderation has assumed created an uneasi-
lred.
) Italy. =
owing.
! The Austrians are reported to have entered
FRAScs.-The Paris Bourse Va, decreased
Liverpool hreadstufs, June l7.-R., 8 4 ca.
lte tnat the weather i favorable for the
ops; flour closed very dull ct decline Of
$50 on tne week sales at los 6dalSs sd per
nsai. "heae 10 also dull u decline or odaad
Iuesdays prices, closing firm; Western Red
aue.ed q ssa9s Cd; White % 6dalOs Cd; South.
- los.izs. vorn exhibits declining tenden-
l aoF al qaalisies; a Mixed 6sa6s ID; Yellow So
atess Telegraph from London to Liverpooll
London, June Is .. N.
koseuth has left London for Paris vith
snch passports. On Monday NEXT he viii a.
9 q Genos where . becoming reception
ats him. t8 '.ssr~
dc will have N audience with Napoleon. bus
ground exist for the report in circulation g
h's plans. An amnesty has been granted 20
political prisoners At Naples on the tstrope
nonslrance Of NJ. Elliot the Britiah Minister
The Times In its city article or last evenine
etes advices from Frankfort which STATE M
rman confederation ere undssstood . have
olved that $4,000 men, Wig /: 1000 prisoners
10000 Austriaus shaH b stationed On 10
me. There were also strong rumors that
lssia viii issue some decisive announcemene
ne cousss Of few daya AccordinR % pre-
ems conjecture peace il to b. proposed 70 The
pefor Nepoleon on certain conditions, snd
hose are refused Germany b TO enter into shC
under these circumstances. There % ssseS
!isty and stAgnaion in Ill eenmsecial ciaiee
ne Times also says that Russia b makipx
and rapid preparations q IN naval dspots.
naval division q issspssssd 70 DumbSs %
ciAss sAips, and the Baltic Gses IS sail o6
line Of the French II screw are at Cronstada
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.