The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
TELEQRAPHIC.
Washington, May 8.

washington, May ..
The Interior Department have matured Gina
arrangements for carrying into effect the treaty
stipulasions which provide certain New YORK
Indians with homes ia Kansas. The Indians ia
that State and those who have recently emisra
ted are not entitled TO the benefits Of the treaty
Judge GREENWOOD. Of Arkansas. has accepted
the Commissionership Of Indian Affairs.
Herald Correspondence.
Col. johnson has returned from Mexico with
dispatches from Minister McLaDe, confirming
the recent accounts OF the success Of Miram0n
Mr.. Lane, however, writes encouragingly and
expresses undonbted confidence in the success
OF the Juarez government, Notwithstanding the
efforts Of the British and French Ministers to
throw obstacles in its way. Our Government
do not believe that the British Ind French
Ministers are acting under advice, and they have
the best assurance that England, when she
learns that the United States have recognized
the Juarez Government, will advise her Minis
ter to do the same. In the meantime our Gov
ernment will take immediate steps to strengthen
the hands Of our Minister and rebuke the un-
wArrantabe interference oil the English and
French Ministers, and also despatch q number
OF vessels to the Gull to protect the lives and
property Of American citizens.
Washington, May 4.
The Government has not yet taken definite
action in the troubles among the Federal officers
in Utah, but will wait for further information
from that Territory, especially as to the cause
OF Judge Cradlebaugh. The indications are
that Gov. Cumming will be sustained by the Ad-
ministration. His conduct being regarded az
wise and c0nciliatory. Such instructions will
shortly be forwarded to Utah as will prevent
further difficulty among the Federal authorities.
From all that can be ascertained no trouble is
apprehended from the Mormons.
Witnesses iron Tennessee, summoned by the
United States, have appeared before the Grand
Jury OF this District, and it is said that true
bill has been found against certain Government
agents for false vouchers in the purchase Of
mules for the army.
| 1t is reported that the delay in awarding the
California mail contract is owing to differences
in the Nicaraguan Canal Company.
| New Orleans, May 5.
| The steamship Quaker City is below with
Havana dates OF the Sd inst. News unimper-
| tanC No hlibusters have been seen.
! Sugar was dull; stock $4,000 boxes. Ex-
| change on New York | per cent premium, and
| on London l34 per cent premium.
Norfolk, Va, May4.
The U. S. steamer Watherwitch arrived here
to-day.
The Prussan irigate Geffeon, Capt Dommar,
has also arrived here, Il days from Vera G saz.
The passage was o very stormy one. She will
remain here or 10 days and then proceed on
cruise. All on board well.
The launch OF the steamer Richmond has
been postponed
Philadelphia, April 4.
Ex-Judge Vondersmith, convicted OF forging,
bias been sentenced to twenty years imprison-
ment and fine Of 800 and ordered to make
restitution to the Government to the amount of
$4,000. NOndersmlth is So years Of age.
Bostan, May 9th.
fire this morning destroyed the stable of
JAS Scaulan corner OF South and Howard streets
with 1--we other small stables adjoining and most
OF their contents including IL horses. The loss
is about $4,000, partially insured. Whipple l.
Black are the principal losers. 1t is believed 10
have been the work OF an incindary.
New York, May 9TH
1The New Orleans Picayuue of Friday last on
Information from Vera Cruz says Mr. Mclean
had when the last steamer lett about abandoned
the idea OF going up the Table lands Tor the
present and both because of the DISTRACTED
state OF the country and the desire to be near
the Government with which he is in official com.
mubcation.
He designed therefore to 60 on board one 0:
our ships OF war at Sacrifice at probabably the |
Savannah till her relief by the Saratoga He |
proposes 10 put himself in communication with /
the leaders OF the opposing parties tor the pur. |
pose OF protecting the lives and property Of /
American citizens and in the name of hu- /
mainly.
Richmond, Va, May 4th.
destructive hIe occurred this a. N. on Main
street between 9th and SLh streets. Several
large shops and planning mill etc., with their
contents We're destroyed. The principal
sufferers ars Sims l.. Turner's and Mercer & Hill.
The loss is upwards Of $4,000, very little insur-
ance.
:, Louisville, May 4.
MEDICAL CoNvENrIoN-PM. SEssIoN.-Dr.
Comegys resolution to appoint Committee OF
I've TO confer with the Committee of Medical
teachers and report at the Annual Meeting.
vas adopted.
resolution from the New Jersey Medical
,oclety, asking TOR the establishment of a
3oard OF Censors from each Supreme Court
JUDICIAL District, to grant Diplomas to all pro- /
Ter Members of the Association, was referred
0 the Committee OF Conference.
A resolution was passed, instructing the same |
committee to confer with the State Medical So q
leles TO procure uni. orm action throug bout
ne profession by carrying into effect the stan {
ard preliminary examination adopted by this
ASSOCIATION at its organization IN lS47 {
Dr. Layre, OF New York, offered a resolution q
hat each State Medical Society be requested to Il
ppoiht annually Delegates for each State p
ollege, to attend TO all examinations of candi 2
ates for graduating; that each College permit h
lch Delegates to participation on the examln \
ton vote on the qualifications OF such candi n
ates Referred to the Committee Of Confer G
nee.
Lr. Jones' paper was referred to the Com
ittee on Prize Essays. fl
Dr. BENZ. W. Dudley was unanimously adj
lifted as permanent Member RI
The Convention adjourned till tomorrow. IL
James S. Root, wbIskey merchant. OF this Fl,
ny, has decamped with $4,000 belonging to W
40. Snyder.
Cincinnati, May 5. al
On Saturday last James n. Duber, Clerk, EN-.
Dyed by the Hamilton l. Dayton Railroad. r
esented check at the Lafayette Bank signed oil
,. ,. LHommedleu, Pres. and q. f. Short. in
cretary, Tor 81 600, recelpted the money, and
lt for parts unknown. The forgery was not
scosered till Tuesday.
Another forgery on Third street Bank for la
900 was discovered yesterday. r,
although number OF Bankers are furnished
% tue facts, they refuse to give inform ton,
ing the matter has been fully settled BY the
gers friends. Neither the name OF the Bank ca
forger can be ascertained at present. ~
~ St. Johns N. B., Mays hil
Inc me between Sackville and Dorchester
. Se0SSu W woTh luis morning under Circum-
hces which induce weIl-grounded suspicion ter
u 1t mas been malciousy put out OF order sh,
the purposes Of the Spectators who are I'M De
stood to be favored by the managers Of the me
va Scotia line to the exclusion of the reeu.
press and private dispatches.
mere Is good reason TO believe that the Nj. Sp,
IRA arrived at Halifax last night and that her III
IS VIII arrive here by telegraph or express w.
the Associated Press during this pm. we
\. Boston, May 6.
ne Banquet in honor of the National Typo
phicai Union was given by the Printers in
CITY, at the Revere House, last evening poe
oae the speakers were Mayor Lincoln. Ex- anc
sor Rice, Jos. Quincy, Jr and Charles Hale 2la
~, =, zoo, embracing large number Of the SIS
II, were present. I
e an investigation at Salem on Monday last. let
Wo Agents o. The United States Treasury De. sto
lmtnt' Mr.. q. W. Melett, Ex-Inspector OF the
toms, testified that the signatures Of over los.
persons to q petition recommending Dr.. q ma.