The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11
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/ non Council. Mayor Lincoln's addttsst ~
| quite lengthy and devoted ezslssisely iO ioea
aifai,s. The net city debt amounts 70 nearly
| $500, 900. n. .....ss.ags. 49,.
The Marion Eek woolcn Mills os D.dhan
we're partly destroyed by fire this mcrnsnk -
Loss go 600, whbchais probably riasofed.7 VT
lev Edmunds and Gardiner Calby are the
owners. s4.
John Hancock, nephew Of the revolutions.
r. patriot Of that name died yesterday, ageo
S6 years. s.4sa !
Columbus, o., Jan. 3.
The Governof'e Message was laid before the
Senate and House At IL o'clock to-day.
PhiIadelphia, Jan. 4. v.
A special dispatch 10 the Press. from Spring
6ed, ILL.,, says that the Illinois Legislature met
yesterday, but the Republicans Of both Houses
Ahsented themselves, breaking up the quofa@.
Mr.. Morrison, anti LecOmpton Dem, had pre-
viously been elected speaker OF che House. The
Dems. were 10 meet lass night 70 nominate
Douglas Tor reelection 70 the Senate.
Savannah, Ca, Jans3.
The Wanderer case was resumed to-day.-
Dr.. Duke testified that be visited some negroes
on Montgomery Plantation who could not speak
English; they spoke Spanish. He could not sAy
they we're Africans. The prisoners we're COM
initted for trial.
Baltimore, Jan. 3.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends
Of Senator Douglas was held q the Gilmore
House tonight. A committee was appointed
TO receive him, and to tender him the hospitali-
ties Of the city.
Philadelphia, Jan. 8.
Senator Douglas arrived here this evening,
Ca A.. H.
the wharf by Committee and the Keystone
Club, the campaign body guard Of the last Pres
idsntial election. Salutes we're dred from Wind
Mill Islaud, and largo procession formed with
torches and escorted him through the p incipal
streets in an open barouche 20 the ST.. Lawrence
| Hotel. A heavy snow storm prevailed ut The
time.
On reaching headquarters, Mr.. Douglas, in
compliance with the request Of the assembly,
addressed them. He did not suppose the de-
| nonstration was intended asa personal compile
ment, but as an evidence of attachment to the
principles which he struggled to uphold. Mr..
d. will receive his friends Tomorrow, i'll lnde-
pendence Hall.
Newburg, N. r., Jan. 4.
Cold-snowing hard wind.
Port Jeryis-N. r., Jan. 4.
Snowing-ahout six inches deep.
Susquehanna, N. T., Jan 4.
| Showing lightly-about three inches deep.
| sv.# Elmira, n. Y, Jan. 4.
| Snowing-three inches deep.
| New York, JAN 4.
The U. s. steamship Illinois will sail Tor A
pinwal on Thursday, the 9Th inst, at T. H..
| instead ol the 5lh, her regular day.
| A heavy snow storm has prevailed here al
night, with . driving N. u. wind. Fully too
OF snow has fallen thus far, but it Il drltted
some what and the streets are badly blocked
Snow is still falling heavily. Thermometer q
above.
Tribune Washington Correspondence
Government had received from Utah iItelli
gence OF an alarming character, indicating sh'
prevalence of great excitement in the Territory
and OF settled hostility between the Mormon
and Genties. Great outrages have been com
mitted by Mormons, and violent outbreak
apprehended before spring.
Mr.. Coltax will give notice 10 the House tc
morrow Of his intention to introduce bill b
organize . new Territory, embracing the Sout
Platte gold diggings and sections OF Kansa
and Nebraska. The proposed Territory wi
embrace in it's limits the heAdwasers OF tb
Rio Grande and Platte Rivers. j.
Mr.. Phelps, Chairman Of the Ways and Mean
Committee, says majority OF his Commit,e
,, are opposed radically to specific duties and wi
report bill increasing the duties ad DaLorna :
He also confirms the statement that the Pre-
ident had said to him that unless the preseI
Congress increases the revenue by the tariff
authorizes new loan, he will convene ne
: Congress early in the summer.
r Times Correspondent.
Letters received At the British Legation Al
. nounce that Lord Lyons will arrive here ear
in February.
i The report that Lord Abererombie ia to
J. the successor Of Lord Napier is q mistake.
Z Lord Napier has made representations TO o
: Government complaining Of the address pu
hshed by Mr.. Nugent, just before leaving Vi
: toria, which address is deemed by the Britt
n authorities to have been full Of unproyoked !;
e suits.
j, Herald Correspondence.
Advices were received here TO day Il
J. Commander Turner. OF the Saratoga, Of Ia
!. pico, had compelled Gen. Garzia to refund I
q forced contributions levied on American G
,r zens.
i The Iron Masters Convention in Philadelph
is looked upon here as formidable moveme
z, Quite number Of leading politicians have
l. this city to attend it. Its object is not only
urge upon Congress specific duties, but also
d, substitution of iron for Government buiidiI
J. and ships.
as The Georgia Railroad Accident.
nc Atlanta, Ga, Dee. 81
This morning the train from Macon ran
K, the track, two miles from Columbus, and a Il
r man and wood passer were killed, and g.
ad Smith, al engineer, had his jaw broken. \.
% Of the passengers are injured.
OF A morning train ran off the track at Ada
Wills, in consequence OF the calvert be
re washed away. J. II. Miller, engineer, an
on fireman and wood passer and conductor :
10. were killed. Several of the passengers v
or drowned.
by Several bodies are recovered. Two Iii
Is Ginges Of Salem, Ala, w. II. s,uell, train ha
o and lr-y and three children oil Texas,
rs ladies OF Colua,bus, names nnknoun.
other bodies have not been recovered.
OF Thirteen persons have been saved:
Walker, OF Columbus, DR.. Phillips. oil Ala
al w. Blake, Of N. T., and DR.. Suell, gentle
p from Texas, and gentleman from Ala,
four Others, names unascertained. Amo
e. the killed it is believed Thos. O'Bt.er
The Charleston, Laura West, of Ga, Miss Want
nth Celeste Sharpe and w. Draper, Of Houston
Ga
~. Washington. Jan.
,;e, Various contradictory rumors are 10 clrc
ia ton relative to Nicaragua fllibusters; an
/ !. these reports il one that the President has
MI eeived a telegraph stating that they have lei
l q at Omoa aud that revolution was Gonh
4 eff eted at Lebon before the lst Of Januar
ons But there is the best authority for saying
in the President has received no such dispAtcl
AZ. The Committee on Commerce OF thr II
. At has by one majority agreed TO report bill
peaing the fishing bounties. An effort vi
made to pass il under the operation Of The
2. vions question.
ON The death OF Gen. Qu.man viii be sni
per, eed tomorrow, and that OF MIR. Harris, H.,
Monday.
able The House Committee viii on Thursisy
'ga- into consideration the subject Of OF vi
Territorial government for Arizona nt
. cotah.
! oc- Augusta, Ga, Jan
nily. Choice, who murdered Webb ut Atiant
sfore been committed 10 the Penitentiary AT
two ledgesillr. ior sa.e-keeping.
a six Lovely weather prevails throughout tie
Savannah, Ga. Jan
Two races took place here to-day on u,
] Broeca.course. Shocks won the first and
s. ley Ball the second