The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
\ New Y Yosk, New %.

va I'D j New York, Nov %.
The U. 8. mail steamship Baltic has arrived
from Aspinwall with California dates TO the 6th
inst She bring 81 ,75O, 500 In gold, and $50
passengers, including the officers and ersw Il
the U. s. siesm frieate Saranac. -ta yssya
The Bsltc's adsiees- tom California are %
the 9th inst, only one day later than those res
ceived BY the overland mail, and ere entirely
destitute Of interest.
TIE Baltic left Aspinwall on The isth. and
connected At che IsthmGs ~ith the Golden Age,
which Was detained four houts in the Cult OF
Tehuantepec BY q severe gale. Ut, sqa
The steamer Orizaba Of the Vandtrbilt Line
left San Francisco At the same time AZ the Golden
Age, with $50 passengers. tt.,5 .H
The BAltic brings on freight . hundred cases
Of silk worm eggs from China for Italy and the
south Of France. f myf t-.ttr4
The overland mail from St. Louis with New
| York dates to the 10th Of October reached Gil
| roy on the 4th inst. Aa.s. T A
| Nothing OF Importance had transpired on the
! Isthmus since the departure Of The North Star
/ on the lltb. H..NSss#,..as s-.r-.s.
The steamer Nor,hern Light Of Vanderbilt
| Line, with mais and passengers from New York
on the oth November, arrived q Aspnv oil On
the lSth. .U
The Baltic which lett New York on Ne same
day arrived At Aspinwau on the 12th. F=4
The Northern Light had met uith N accident
to her machinery at sea, and had also heen on
6re. The extent Of her damage vas nos knows
At Aspinwail @ afSD~
A report believed to be veil founded, pre-
vailed Vt Aspinwall TO the eject that sAe Japan
ese Commissioners would leave YeddO On the
i 22d February for the o. s., via the Sandwich
Islands, San Francisco aud Panama, and that
the U. S. fvigacs Roanoke. now q Asp1swall,
was 70 be f.ted,up fse The oscassos. ard sould
convey them to this port. :a,e,,,.,,-a
The n. 7. Tines publishes : dispatch fron
Mexico via Panama, which says the consesva>
tives led by Gen. Gord0, and the liberals BY
Gen. CoronAdo, met ~ Tepic, Mexico, sbAst the
9th lust. The conservatives We're victorious.
i killing Gen. Coronado and 400 Of bis men. The
loss Of the conservatives II not known. but 10
/ supposed to be - grees. The liberals Ned TO
. EaxGttan.s S..ssfss saftr.,sg I. N rrrU- M ma
! Gen. Coronado had imprisoned II. B. y. Con-
; sui 1T Mozot,sn on account OF bis refusing 20
! paw a second duty on The treasurer shipped on
!. II. B. N. steamship Csiipso.
!. Capt Sidney GreeniAli rsleased him and
y blockaded the pors. seissng .wo Of their chips
loaded With cotton. ss.. .#.. ss.s a44H
Capt. Stone returns TO Sonora with an escort
pr Of 200 q. s. troops and 400 c,viiians.
!. Clsveland, Nov. ~
ii The Democratic CoOvessioo Of Cayahsgs Co
IL stood Douglas l2S. Administr,tion l0I The
,e Collector Parks and U. 8. Clerk Green, vent for
ID Douglas. U s. MLArshail johnson was voted
) down in his own ward.
ID TAsnson, Masa, Nov. a.
b. A fre broke out early this morning In shs
q confectionery shop et Asa Waterman, and rep.
u idly extended from Weir street % We0dvard
oi Lane. causing great destruction 81 Rropersy =
~, Fifteen buildings were destroyed, includao
y The burnt districs extends On the south side
.se OF Main street, and embrace. the most active
70 business portion Of the siiiagr In The propsrsl
! destroyed are swo clothing stores, two oool
1ra stores, two dry goods. two hardware. and ~
ny farnitare stores; three has stores sse boot 80
~ shoe stores, and t.o jsselfy stores; saloon
y and two printing Offices and tuo carpet seOse(
has together with Offices, groceries, dwellings. =.
ios Doandses block uas totally destroyed. Los
estimated IS $3.50. .OOO-insurance Se0.00O.
Dc 'a Nsw 0rlssns, Nov -.
go Iuforuasion from Mssico ssatss sAas q o
nue SAeemont had taken plAee beeveee h4A@e
~, ..a and Dabl.do q Qasrss-re. AifeAsa Has :
49, 49, fsatsd. .A
~ -n was reposssd shss J4sres insse1s sskis
!. 20 our immediats armsj inssresesioe. ,ssa.r
'oos DsgoIado 10 eonssssssting h.s ttsSte u
vas about 20 march On 0uarexuat0s sssss
! ~. s.e, 1i1lne -, uev -
,n Samuel Best, one of shs pioneer cis1eus
IN. Cincinnati, died II his sssi0snes In tbh pla
yesserdsy, ageA "a ysAfA Ell n 4 isd
yeyy #H sst@4a WasAasssoe, Nov. "a.
,issd Il 10 Understood sAas he Psssideass nass o
losal nual msssaRe sili nos - moss thaa ssesh's
the length Of that u 1853. i y ready tos
have pfcsa
. an Whatever designs Fvanss aad spAia 10y ha
How % Mexico, With yieu % IN " lusaEe form
inlet government, there y nolaing v warrant I
don't suspicion that 4Grral BfilAin had united =
IsFed them Tor that purpose. s@
rita The subject Of Mexican a8aira viii douosl
III b. 30 prominently pressntsd V Cougssoe Adur
lasGs ~ ns1t sseaieA. sAs
rper's Among tns secsnt arrisals ere psseaps '
D and formerly held oticss In the Honss " keprea
pkas ssivea ena ~ here waiting The evoaa,1asiol
Kan- The HOUSE, IN hopss Of being sriAslAtsd.
i ~ more thar usually large nunlAes u aspissl
have Tor ,As pcsissons u saesas. dees hesVss
might psesmasses, have besidss drawn hitAes : -
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