The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-16

| New yaE, yslv IL.
The steamship Star 81 The Wsst hss arrive
With CALIFORNIA; maii1 of the 10Th ID Sh
4krings neAriy mi1lnDa and fbf&e ousrtars il
specie. The St1s 81 III 'Wett IN AspSn usli 81
lthe Sd snd Key WeSe "a shs % isss.
The Y. = frigats Reapcaks "a = Asplswall
Tho sieamer North Scar w. also 10 port
awaiting the arrival of the steamer Orixiba.
The California advices have been anticipates
BY the arrival Of the TeAUAntepec steamos .
4 The trial OF Mr.. Williams, stPansms. for ii.
murder 81 Captain Junius Otis, Of Boston, hi
\ resulted in - verdict Of hounieida In the Grs
| degree from South Ameriea.
Adsicee from Peru mention anothenssvolu-
ton und& the lead Of ZsbalIon, CaSsells, Rebi
nique and Others.
The revolution In ECUADOR under General Ma
reDa has become quite: threatening. The sseu
lar troops are gong e9ef 10 the insurgents I'D
the defeat Of ~ Gossspment vas considered
l certain.
Gasyaquil vas still blockaded ~ the Peru.
] Wan Fleet.
The q. 8. frigates Mssrimack and sasanac
| were At Calais.
The medical survey held in the case Of Oeb.
Jno. G. Long, flag officer Of the p1si6c sqadF0n
has resulted in his being condemned. He win
return home Immediately aud will probably be
passenger on the frigaSe. Saranac TO BANANA.
Toe Panama Star saye . most horrible and
| cold blooded murder was comnit.s don board
the train coming from Aspinw alIto Panama Oh
the 2lst. There were some 5000 passengers
from the Northern Light on the train. one OF
whom named Mr.. Williams, was ra1hes unabri ).
ated. When near Matachin Williamn N1u&ou1
| on the platform and kicked one Of IL kSnne1@
men, merely for fun as he says, another Uf the
passengers, Capt. Junius Otis, attemptedyo rea-
son with him for so doing; stating such conduct
was likely to involve the passenc5fs 10 difficulty.
few words passed between yhemsnhen viii
liams drew dirk and stabbed the unfortunate
Otis In the right breast, from the effects Of
which nc died in about Is minutes.
The pa sengers were disposed to lyach the
murderer Immediately, but they we're prevailed
upon by the conductor, Mr.. Lee, to deliver him
up TO the authorities on their arrival at Panama.
ne y now IN prison awaiting trial Williams
says ne was born in Westmoreland County, Pa,
but has lived n Olwell, Texas He has lived
several years in California. He kept a gamb-
ling soloon vt Chinese Camp, and appears pro.
iesslonal gambler. Capt. OTIS is from Boston.
but has also lived in California. Immediately
after the arrival of the train the murderer was
placed ia charge Of strong guard and conduct
ca TO The jail, where he Il now heavily ironed
The steamship Valparaiso reached Panama
on me morning Of the 2lst, bringing y pas
sengers and S327,629 in treasure. Her dates
are Valparaiso 1st and Calico 18th June
Among her passengers il Mr. jameson. Su-
perinteIdent of the Pacific Steam Navigation
Company's works at Taboga<
Inc revolution is entirely at an end. Co
piapo is in the hands of the Government. and
the last OF the insurgents had laid down their
arms.
The agents hereof the steamer Wiser re-
ceived information by the Arago that she would
not leave southampton till the Sd inst She
will consequently bring advcss from London
Halifax.
The Tribune says We are creditabIy in
formed from various sources that the Hon. Dan.
r. Slckles has become entirely reconciled with
MS wife, and il now living With her in marital
relations as before the death Of the late Philip
Barton Key. We are also assured that in taking
this remarkable course, Mr.. Sickles has alienated
himself from most if not all Of those personal
and political friends who devotedly adhered to
him during his recent Imprisonment and trial.
Washington, July IL.
= special despatch from New Orleans in the
Charleston Courier on the 9th, saws, that Gen.
Wool has defeated the liberal forces under Gen.
Zonalago, al Guanajata, and proclaimed Santa
Ann Dictator. This affair has caused great
confusion at San Luis Potosi. Ex-Governor
Barrena bad attempted revolution in the pro
vince Of Campeachy, which was followed by
similar demonstrations IN the other pfoy;ces.--
The Government was masking vigorous efforts to
the outbreak.
New York, July H.
rch Lfnn r
I'd inst, arrived this port This morning. Her |
ldyices are the same as those brought by the |
Cansda to Halifax.
At Faris IT Is believed in some quarters that
he FRENCH loss at the battle OF Soierino
amounted to from 10000 to is, 900 men. az fol-
ows: zen. Niels corps. 5000 to 1000: n
Killers nearly 5000; McMahons $500; Canrob-
,rt's 900, besides casualties ON the artillery
md special corps. The French people are said
o be dissatisfied with the scantiness o! The de-
aiis as yet published in the Moniteur.
The fatrie says Napoleon hadEan eppaulette
hot away.
Gen. Diem is reported among the dead.
Ihe AussrlaAs had seven or eight generals
nd very many or their superior officers wound
d. Gen. Greschke was killed s.
Some OF the French Infantry regiments we're
early cut to pieces.
The fiedmontese suffered so severely as to be
Incapable OF forming in the line of battle.
lie Vienna correspondent of the London
ines, writing on the 18th, says thet some DAYS
isst eiapse before the complete returns al N /,
osses Oh the Anstfans. could be received The i
anne writer says that the Italian regiments in
~ AUSTRIAN army have become very diiicnlt to ,
ianage. The men desert by scores and ffties
D the neighborhood of Trieste whole battal ,
IN had raised the cry in favor OF Victor Eman-
eL vessel on the coast, under the Ameri :
an Aag, had been detected IN the act OF receiy- !
u the deserters on board after d,rk. .
The people CT Milan have made threatening I
Manifestations against the Jesuits, HON public
amor accuse Of keeping up secte. .orrespon. /
ence with Austria D
The mr,,icipalbcdy Of vierna have offered
} maintain peace and order in case il was ne
sssafy todespatch she garrison at Vienna to 7
le seat of war.
Enormous masses Of French soldiers are !
a. Ding into, Piedmonte via Nice and Mount !;
Mis-. 80 ,,
Napoleon was 10 perfect health and the san
ary condition Of his army was excellent. His
eadqnartersswere at Nalleugro, where Prince :
apoieonssas expected to arrive on the Both Z
10 10 reported that at Soferino nearly eyery !,
hcer ana man OF the artillery, attached to the +
apefiai onard, was put horse du combat.
ing austrian accounts OF the battle admit
err loss 70 be 10000 killed, wounded ana /,
isslng. The Austrian official report Of the !
'ttle says the right wing of the army occunied :
ozzoiongo, salierino and Ceresan. The left d
ng marched on tie 24th to Guedezzelo and e
isiei Gotlordo aud repulsed the ADVANCING V
eny o. all sides. A. the Imperial army con. i
aued It's advances towards the Chiee he r
envy, WHO had also assumed the off4ns;re .
IN MS whole force pushed forward such large
'aies OF ropps that there was 4 general
gagement between the armies 1t 40 o'clock Or
s q, on tic morning Of The 9th. ,
Ane right wing, which. was formed Of the y
eond army, under Count Schlick, maintained
9 position which it had originally occuni,a u II
9 hrst ine OF battle antil o'clock in the d M. y
Y tne@ieit wing under Count Wempffen con.
inaiiy gained ground in the direction OF m
,isz Iosarjs o'clock the enemy made 4 \
saack on Soiferino, and alter several
'urs bard fighting, obtained pos.4rsion az ,ha
ace, which had been previously aafanaaa ~