The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10
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. The RspablicAn and Anssioan Ocnyeu1ons .
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J Baltimore, Sept. 8.
! Tho Town Meeting, called BY the 1000 mer.
chants, mechanics, business and professions
men Of Baltimore, assembled this afternoon q
4 o'clock. in Monument Square, 70 deliberst,
upon, and devise for, rescning the city from il
: present condition and restoring the supsemac,
, Of Law and order. The vast Square was densslJ
packed and oil the avenues leading thefess
th1ongsd By masses Of the most orderly, res.
pectabls and Influential Of our citizens.
The meeting was organized on motion o.
Chas. D. Kinks BY calling 70 the chair VIM
Woodward Esq., Of the well known firm Of
. Woodward I Co. The preamble and sesolu-
tons submitted, set forth 10 clear and emphati<
language the social and political evils 20 lona
endured By the citizens Of Baltimore, condemns
the existence Of club rule, and proposes vigor-
Gus and effective measures to ensure fair sxpses
sion OF the settlements Of the public It the 90
suing election BY protecting the purityaof ~
ballos box, and placing in nomination honest
and able fearless men Of opposition to the the
nominees Of tbe. political clubs. The resolutions
also provide for disappointment Of committee
to call on the Mayor and demand the appoint.
Il ment Af reliable men Judges or the NEXT elect
ton and the appointments of . special police
force to keep the polls clear 40 % 70 allow the
exercise OF the elective franchise The res0lu-
tons emphatcally disavow al party ties, and
empower . special committee 10 nominate,
irrespective OF party, the most respectable and
reliable men for the officers shortly TO be
elected. The resolutions were adopted unanim-
ously. 1873 q y
The meeting was addressed BY VIM. George
Brown, distinguished leader OF the Bar, Jas
Hodge, Esc, merchant firm Of Hodge 3 Bros,
and Geo. n. Gill. The speakers were received
with shouts Of approval. During their progress
several efforts to interrupt them were made ;ov
members OF the rowdy gangs, but they were
promptly suppressed. After the adjournment
Of the meeting body Of rowdies calling them
selves Regulators. &c, rushed upon the platform
ana attempted to harrangue the crowd still re-
maining. The police however interfered and
promptly arrested the rinsleaders And Carried
some Is to the lookup, amid the loud nlaudi,a
OF the people and the waving Of handkerchiefs
| oy the ladies providing the windows Of the
notes and prldate residences In the vicinity
anus law and order has on this occasion been
fully vindicated and expression given 10 the
most determined opposition to rowdyism and
lawlessness which has aifesdy overswed the
majority Of the mo st turbulent disturbers Of III
peace.
. St Louis, Sept. g..
special despatch to the Bulletin saws that
me Denver City Express rea ched Leavenworth
this morning mi ,%-
At large meeting a. Denver City . commis-
zee was appointed to prepare q memorial to
congress. embracing . detailed description or
the gold diggings and the wants Of TIE inhab-
itants, and praying for an Indian agency, mil
itary post and wagon road from Denver City
to Salt Lake City
The steamer st. Mary sunk in the Missouri
river, above st. Joseph, yesterday; boat and
cargo fetal loss. The boat was valued at
S2l 900; insured for $4,000.
Washington, Sep. s.
The Post Master General has received saddi.
tional assurance and from the parties under the
johnson Pacific mail contract, that they will be
prepared TO execute the service. The IT. s.
vessels will render any protection which NAV
be necessary in connection with the Nicaragua
route.
About 100 muskets and rifles have been sold
at public auction by order o: the Government
The former brought from one dollar to two fftv
each, the latter from one to four dollars. The
largest part of them were purchased BY a citi
zen OF New York, together with fifteen cannon.
Leslie the actor in the recent swipdle upon
the Philadelphia ladies, started for Philadelphia
this p. ~. in custody Of police officer of that
city.
Sackville, N. B., Sept. s.
The Cunard mail steamer Europa, which left |
Liverpool at o'clock on Saturday morning. the |
9th, arrived at Halifax last night at IL o'clock.
The steamer Ocean Queen from New York.
arrived at Southampton on the 25th, and the I
steamship Persia reached Liverpool, 9Th.
The U. s. sloop Of war Plymouth put int
Cadiz on the 18th, 8 days from Cherburg, and
lett the following morning without being ad-
mitted to Protigue.
The news from the Peace Conferences con-
ssts mainly Of minors, which state that .ome
progress has been made and it was probable
that successful conclusion would be reached
early in September
SARDINIA refuses to accept Professionally the
Duehes, without consulting the powers, partjcu-
larry France.
The Italians still maintain firm attitude in
relation to their national ndepen deDce, Ii
:, telegram dated Berne. Aug -, SAYS the
French and Austrian pie ipotentiaries have req
nated the settlement Of af,rs OF Lombardy
with the consent OF the Sandman plenipot.n- ,
llaries, and the arraL cement it is expected will
be confirmed BY the sovereigns
me AFFAIRS OF the ducnes are to be treated
directly between the co NJ of Paris aud vi. I.
emma. ~xt
Austria it is said has modified her original in.
strnctons to her penipotenuaries.
me French aud Sardipiaa representatives
we're in consultation Oh the Gath on the same !
lay.
count Colendo had slight attack Of apop- :
exy.
There are constant arrivals and departures OF il
,Ouriers at Zurich.
FRANcx-The Paris Patre having altered !
srong anti Austrian sentiments, has, in pursu-
lnce OF oil ial ORDERS informed its readers that
: does not receive its inspiration from the
government, but has expressed its own views .
,aly.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Ad- )
'eftlser says that Engineers have been sent 10 !
urvey the whole line OF the coast between Co c
ogne and Calais to fix upon SPOT for i sea =
'ort sufficient to contain feet OF fifty trans.
'orts, and the Minister Of Marine has notified
~ sunators that 90 transports, each being Ca
'aole OF containing 1000 men, usust be ready
III Uover, oy the commencement OF the ensuing
ear. Inc writer also says that a full confr.na.
ION OF thla new order has been teegraphed TO I
he English Government. He conjectures that
he alteration with Belgium will supply the o
'retext Tor rupture with England. This whole 0
tory Is regarded as canard.
The French Camp at st Maur bas been hroLen !
Inc question OF free trade will receive due | p
consideration at the approaching councils OF the \
= partment
The Liberals of France are disappointed at
ne number OF eminent men declaring to accent
be amnesty Their presence in France. il Il
ontended, would be advantageous to the cause
( liberty.
Inc Paris Boarse has been firm, but closed
ull and dropping at 69f SC.
irALr.--M Fsrini, the Dictator Of Tuscany,
70 issued decree suppressing the Aus,rians
ne between Parma and Modena. from Ia g.,
{ ) 'ptember.
Inc Ming OF SARDINIA, in returning thanks for
medal presented 10 him by q private society.
a'd that bis efforts were always concentrated
y the great national cause--that he lived for
and was ready to die for it. Tha, though .
lihculs'es and misfortunes arise they mus, be
i
Inc London Times strongly urges the Tus-