The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-30

/ 81 New York yuix 2s.

I-5i otuArSl Was waxing along OIOauWAy near CN0
|, street, she was shot dead BY her lover Robc
g Mcdonnell. Her brains were scattered over In
= sidewalk. Mcdonnell then attempted u com
r mis suicide By sstabbing himself but was ssise
by the police and his attempt frustrateAs-
Y Jealousy is said 10 have been the ruling c. us
y OF this tragedy.
7 The Evening Post has seen private letters Jus
I resolved 10 shikcity wich contain several item
. q news from 1alS that have not yet beel
( known here.
7 The massacre 1t Perugia had created an ia
! tense excitement in Milan, and on the "a o
July the Pope, Cardinal Ansoneih and Colonel
4 Schmidt we're burned in efigy on the PlAai
I dc Arme
Sf II 10 said 5000 Sardinian soldiers have re-
Z paired TO Bologna = project that city and sup
L port the provisional aeserumens. NAasinio az
Azeglio has also gone 70 Bologna.
II The news of the battle Of Solferino created
g great sensation At Naples AZ else where, and
she young King al once desp6Sshed mcssenger
TO the camp to congratulate the allied victors-
I y Vas further rumored that an envoy extraor-
dinafy would be sent IL him perhaps to form
On alliance with the Safdinian Government
Philadelphia, July -.
In the Supreme Court decision was render v
ed this afternoon, sustaining the action Of the
Mayor in stopping Sunday passenger railroad
y aeavtL @4 s s-.
80 Boston, July Is
Il The funeral ceremonies over the body of NJ.
Cboate, which took place at the Essex street,
Church at II o'clock this morning, was attend
il ed by large crowd Of sympataizing citixens.-i
Gov. Banks, the Judges Of all our courts. rep
ressntatives Of the entire Massachusetts, bar, |
Mayor OF the city and the members of the W
rious branches Of our municipal government,
together with the family and immediate friends
IL fkn Hal ~ =.
4 so that Thousands Of citizens were unable TO
gain admittance. The funeral sermon was de-
] livered BY the Rev. Dr.. Adams, pastor Of the
Church. At the close OF the services the hearse
proceeded towards Cambridge through Bolyston
and Charles street, . large pr0cessloa following
the remains to the Bridge. So impressive fu
neral pageant has seldom, if ever been witness
ed in this city. NJ. Choate's remains were in
TERED at Mt Auburn. asa
S Washington, July ~.
The President has appoineed ]. A. Cnshman,
Of Miss, Minister to the Argentine Confedera-
tiOn in place Of Mr.. Yancy, resigned.
Arrangements have just been completed for
the publication in this city Of political and
literary magazine to be called the National De-
mocratic Quarterly Review, under the editor
ship OF COL Th0s. b. Florence, o! PHILADELPHIA.
assisted by eminent contributors. 1t is 10 be
the expositor Of the present and all the future |
Democratic Administrations
Mr. Barringer has formally declined the Cen |
tral American mission. The opinon is enter
tained that all the pending questions in that |
quarter can De adjusted BY a properly qualified |
representative.
The dispatches from Mr. McLanc, the Mexican
Minister. present no striking or interesting facts
IN addition to the newspaper accounts of Mex
lean affairs alre sdy published
Uen MiramOn has made a complete change /
IN his Cabinet on account of change in his \
policy. He is in favor of liberty OF the press,
amnesty tor political offences and partial con.
hscation of Church property
The Church party had declared for Marqueza
who was at Guadslajara With 1000 troops,
SAN FRANcIsco, July 6th.-Milton 5. Latham /
has been nominated by the Democrats for Gov
ernor. #
New Orleans, July 22.
The steamship W. H. Webb, from Minetlan
on the 18th, with the California mails to the 9th
inst,, rived here to day. @
The steamers Golden Gate and Cortez left
San francisco on the 9Th inst. for Havana with
$2.200,0o0 in treasure, and geo passengers.
Inc prices OF leading goods were tending
downward. Money wasieasy e
The mining news GAS good, and the grain
harvest abundant. .;s:t asF ~
The National Anniversary was celsbrated
throughout the State with unusual enthusiasm
MExrco.-Generai Marques had robbed the
couductA from Guanajnata to San Bias, OF $780,
Quo.
conspiracy had been discovered in the
City Of Mexico to place Marqueza in power
De subsequently, declared tor Santa Anna a.
Guadalajara. a
ST. Louis, July %.
The Santa Fe mail OF the 4th has arrived al
Independence. The Indians pre- viously report
cd on the route have disappeared, their where
ab0uts is nHhnown,
St. Louis, July "a.
The overland mail Of the lat arrived Saturday
night TIE bark Julia Sastner Of Philadelphia
capsized in San Francisco Bay and will prove
total lose. A
FIRE At Oroville occasioned less Of $50,
900.
The heat has continued intense throughout
the State, in many places the mercury ranged
from 100 to lis in the shade. Al Santa Barbara
during sieroco the mercury rose to 1873 when
exposed to the wind. sA&$@&
Political excitement was running high. The
candidates OF the various parties are preparing
to take the stump.
Senator Broderick received and declined o
challenge from D. W. Perley.
Philadelphia, July 25.
The bark Rowena, from Venezuela, with
President Paez and other prominent Venezue-
lans. returning in consequence Of political
troubles. Vene,uela unsettled-fac.ions diyi-
ded-country continually fighting. President
Castro had appointed Liberal Minister'S, Amanda
Bendon, RehiaRdia and Memorial Silva, al
friends Of the revolution. They had sent Com
inissioners to the chieftairs OF the Insurgents
to treat and make convention. Gen. Castro's
position seemed very precarious. The public
treasury being exhausted and confidence lost,
Lsgurira closed the day the Rowena left, and Il
the Custom House boat came after her when
she was under sail
Great difficulty was experienced in Porte Ca
oeito TO load vessels, no working men and the
roads blockaded By the Insurgents.
Washington, July a. .
Tie Liberal Government of Mexico, through
its agent in the United States, has Just con
cluded = contract for the supply OF Mimic and
Sharps rifles and cannon and ammunition to
suit them. They will be forwarded by the fret
Of September.
II is not yet known here whether the Anerl-
can volunteers will be accepted, a. Lerdo has
not arrived and the character OF his Instructions
has therefore, not been ascertained. These
warlike stories may supersede the necessity for
extraneous aid except ~ to competent officers,
there ceing suffieiency OF Liberals ready to
take to the field as the rank and fle.
Letters have been received here from various
quarters, the writers expressing anxiety ITO
raise volunteers for the service Of the Liberals
in any numbers desired.
There was an extraordinary meeting Of the |
Cabinet yesterday called, it is understood. to
consider the dispatches just received from Min |
ister McLane relative TO Mexican affairs.
Washington July 2J.
An official communication from the Bremen |
Government states that the recent reduction on l
the rates OF postage 10 Is cents between the l
United States and Frankfort on tae Maine, SAKE
Coaboarg, Gotha and other German State under
the direction OF the Thufn aud Taxis post
office applies only to the correspondence ria
Bremen and not 10 correspondence sent via /
Hamburg as originally reported.
Cincinnati, July %.
Harrison WestoDs spice mill on Walnut |
street Was damaged by fire yesterday p. NJ. to l
the extent Of $4,000. Fully insured.
Philadelphia, July 20.
The New York Herald in an editorial on the