The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03

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ateemee 81. NioholaAt iro0 - Leeis &. N2v
OrIsaaA expledsd lsss night aaes yAetenA A.
keasae. Nevensy I've nvs0 losk ". -
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vere Crus 70 ~ 29dinsA, sDA sbs0sysf No.
ico 20 tbs losh, arrived hesa ~ pysliaG. --Da i,
Miraason bad, iorced ths line q General
Ampudia q Orizaba and reached tne capital -
the f1th inst, With diminisoed asmy.
The Liberals had hesa1 deiooao09 I'D dgfveA
from Tscabays and OhspalseRsa. lesioga 2oQ
..r.non Va. 1 numbering psssesleS IOlsitsp
err fndiscrinmstsiy. s1 As.tei a.an
"A formal psessse - bess Issued agaia1 -
rscognision Of The Juarss Gpvasnmen1s snou
| Conaul Blacks e1sosasor he'd bean Eithdeewn
| and be had been banishe3 from the county.
The Mazastan haso besA cspssrS6 OyqFse-a
q9issA spadaf Ell q aoilaiDy1i3sdi
The English we're threatening che Pseiae
Minister insists upo0 fun pAymeDe oti ~ cl9na.
The British Commander rss, Vera Cruz had
instructed 70 demand 81. 800, 900 from the c.
tom House, and in case Of fefussl ~ tsobo0.
bard the city. ts8f59t I'll e4aE W asispL
Juaress R1eqsssor Of The spAaish Conanl
has been Withdrawn .as,5.-.,. g.gt... !.
The st. Nicholas ws9 partially Insured ID -
Louis. Loss 1000. An ~ BOILERS e1psods&
They we're Old, but considefe6 ssfe. Twenty.
six cabin and and twenty three Assk peeseegeDa
are kaown 70 b. lest. Eight Of the former wpre
ladies'. t. i s,asst,t. .,,a4.f -
E.r'''a. q S.%sss josns Apr,, d. -
The steamship Ciresasla, 9troa 0aiasy ohAs,
passed Cape Race bound - New Yefk-s stsgM.
The latest dates by mail from Liverpool ars
to the evening Of the 18th.
The steamers Wessr and Aragoa had arrived
out. 5& BAs .aAsd Watchdog 4ss
The latest complezisn Of CoaeinentL afairs
is warlike. The Paris letters regard peace g
hopeless The movsments Of the French troops
assume the most shreatening proportions, and
the preparations in every branch continue With.
out abatement. The Paris Patrie nevertheless
asserts that France has not arnsd.sv ans .sfga
Aussria's propositions Tor The CsuGres aFs
not acceptable 70 France. bus not being preper.
to delay. - E4o3 ss1 y
Lord Coming, gets On EAstdom. sasls gp /,
Parlimenss would b dissolved about Tho
2lst.
Judge Halliburton has been Knighssd.
Commissioner Read bad arrived in Londso
from China. . ssT .qasAg ID NJ.
The asked for Russian loan bad reached Lon
don. The papers throw cold water on il.
Spain-The Spanish Congress had impeached
Ex.Ainister Colanses, and be vas prisoner.
The American ship Reindeer had been lsss
| on the coast OF Manilla She WAs bound 70 San.
| Francisco Crew saved. 5lss44sas. sf;f III
Liverpool April Is .. m.-The Africa took
out the e.cream of the London papers Of to-day.
Nothing important has since tsanspirsd. sas
--latest by TELEGRAPH - GalwaX.,
Liverpool, April 18th 10 .. m.-The R. y.
g. 8. Niagara from Boston via Halifax viii be
| up At about noon, there 10 no later commmsreiA
news, expected to arrive on Saturday. E-,..
Columbus, o., April 2s.
The argument In the habeas corpus case be-
| fore the Supreme Court was resumed to-day
Col. Swayne, who is assisting the Q. 8. District
Attorney, made lengthy speech and was fol-
lowed BY Judge Spalding for the rsscuers. The
Court adjourned till Thursday.
Windsor, G. W., April ~.
1t Is found that the damage by the frs Lsro
on Sunday will not nearly equal the published
accounts. All the engines can be easily re-
paired and at slight expense only. 700 cords
| Of wood we're burned and the buildings de-
stroyed we're all old and of . temporary char
| acter.
Toledo, April u.
At meeting of stockholders Of the n. 8. 4
N. I. r. r. Co., the old Board of Directors
i were elected unanimously. -
| Washington, April %.
i Mr.. Ould concluded his speech at half past
o'clock. The Court granted the instructions
prayed for BY the prosecution, with explana-
tions, and refused others of the prayers by the
defence. The strictest attention was paid to
this part of the proceedings. The defence re-
newed the proposition to submit the case with
out argument. The District Attorney concur.
red entirely in the proposition. At 5 o'clock
| the jury returned amid Intense excitement, and
| gave q verdict Of "Nos Guiltyr' The applause
was deafening, the audience huxzaing and wav-
| ing their hats.
| St. Louis, April 26.
Geo. o. Atherton, teller In the Southern
Bank Of St. Louis, was arrested yestsrdey on Q
charge Of embezzling the funds of that institu-
tion. The amount Of the defalcation is $751;
900. In addition to the official bend Of Ather-
ton, which is $4,000, the bank has secured
property valued at $4,000. Atherton is man
of family, and was formerly book-keeper in the
Bank of Missouri, from which institution IL 10
supposed he distracted $20, 900. s#
Leavenworth, April Is.
The news by the Utah mail represents the af-
fairs Of that Territory as wearing . very
threatening aspect, and seems clearly to argue
The impossibi ity Of the Federal Courts admin
istering justice. Judge Cradlebaugh, on the
occasion Of discharging the Grand and Traverse
Juries, charged the Mormons with obstracting
the officers of the Court, and suppressng tes-
tmony, and refusing to make provisions for
the confinement aud maintenance Of the pris-
oners.
Owing to the excited state Of popular feeling,
about 10000 men moved from Camp Floyd and
, encamped near Provo.
J Gov. Cumming issued proclamation, taking
ground with the Mormon sentiment. II is nos
stated whether he demanded the withdrawal Of
the troops from Provo, but his acsion laid him
, open to the charge Of completely with the Nor
. mon theocracy.
| Much bad feeling exists between the troops
J and the Mormons, though the former stationed
at Provo behaved with remarkable forbearanoe.
, A collision is imminent.
Davenport, 1pril IL.
Since the accident to the Aunt Lefty, four
barges, belonging to steamers, hSve been sunk
e at the bridge, and one raft has been badly
broken up, causing to the owner loss Of about
81, 900. The tow boat Wisconsin No. 2 came
up with 1--WE barges in tow, yesterday afternoon
, about five o'clock, and now, at noon, has not
! got them all through. The bog chains Of one
we're too high to let il through, and II had to b
Q scuttled and sunk and hauled up with 0 capstan,
while thus full of water.
9 THE OBERLIN REscUE CAsE.-The Cleveland
Leader in its report Of the Rescue trials for the
Goth inst, says: I'm
"After the examination Of Mitchell was clos
d ed, Deputy Sheriff Whitney Of Lorain County
( stepped forward into the area Of the Court ant
arrested Anderson Jenning and Richard r
q Mitchell, on . warrant issued in Lorain County
}, against them, upon the indictment found in that
b County, on charge Of kidnapping. A United
: States Marshall stepped up and exhibited t.
d those officers warrant by virtue Of which III
o two were held in the custody Of the Unitet
n States MARSHALL, for the purpose Of retaining
le them as witnesses in these tria,a
9 "The counsel for the Loraic County officers