The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15
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II N. CIingnan, Of N. O., took shs Aoes and
spoke q great length v oppssition 70 n. Big.
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HousE.-The House resumed The sosuDAsra.
. in nG h. Mak~ H..
Aier debate. the whole subject was, on mo-
aon ef nr John Coehraae, Of New York, NbJed
By . majority. ss'f 1s-5s-' &c. ~
Mr. ssephsss, = 0ssreia, Stso u Co.'s.
tee on Terrisesisas sepoessds back wtehoat
amendment the Senate bill for The admiesioa
Of Oregon into the Upiou. He Ala Sheee
could De no question, that there b ss@ciens
population in Oregon % allow of her aAmis-
sion into the Union under the, existing Iava-
lt must Dc at least 81, 900, and 10 his opinioa
is was above 100000 according 70 rates u in
cssass. sg.sf s1a
D. Losis vsb. ..
The overland Califosnie mail with dates 70
18th ut, reached here to-aighs. The coach
brings no through passengers.
An immense mass meeting of Hebeewo and
Prossssants had been hsld at San Frass,sco.
,oe1prcss INDIGNATION - shs abdacuoa = the
The deposit in the mint for the week ending
Jan. 18th. were 1l.e7s ounces. Ths coinage
4l70.OOO.
Martin Gallagher had recovered a. 600 dam
ages from Capt. Smith, Of bark Yaakee. for
leaving him ct the Sandwich Islasds, under de-
cree Of banishment BY vigilance committee.
kich silver mines bad bees discovered 10 San.
u Clara county. ~,
The sioop oi var st. xary's, uas as Masaslin,
Dec. l7th.
Business as San Francisco was Quiet.
The dates from Honolulu are 20 Dec. Sth.-
The whaling season had closed. The whole
number Of whalers arrived was 2l8 The amount
Of oil taken was lSO,ouO barrels, and over ls,-
100000 pounds Of bone. The season - rstsd
as an Improbable one.
A terrific storm occurred ct Honolulu. Dec.
10. flooding the streets, and in some instances
submerging houses, and DESTROYING between
10000 and $4,000.
Eighteen Of the crew Of the shin Maria Ther
esa, OF New Bedford, had been imprisoned bv
the U ). Consul at Honululu, for refusing 70 do
their duty.
Considerable anxiety was Eel, for The safety
OF the whalers Phoenix Of Nantucket, aud the
Ocean Wave Of New Bedford Nothing had
been heard Of them since Oct. II.
Washington, Feb Q.
The Democratic caucus on the Tariff met at
the Capital tonight. Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn. vas
called 70 the Chair, and M4ssrs. Jenkins and
fendietOn were chosen Secretaries
Mr.. Phelps, Of No., offered resolutions de-
carlng that the temporary necessities OF the
Governments should be met by an extension of
The law authorizing the issue and reissue Of
Treasury notes for the period OF two years.
ihat the appropriation bill ought to be acted
npon ~ speedily as possible, and that the ex-
penditures Of the Government ough, 10 De re-
1uced TO the lowess point Consistent with the
sants OF On economical administration OF the
Government.
A debate took place on various propositions.
md finally the resolutions Of M. PhelDs verc
adopted noticeable feature in the proceed
ngs Was the defeat BY . vote Of q against rs
u Ar. Crawfosds resolution declaring II mex.
oedient to alter tie Tariff of 1857. Il vas M
ier>tood that the members present were NOT
o be bound BY the action Of the caucus.
New York, Feb. 10.
40 executive session yesterday, an exciting
,eoste arose on the appointment Of Berjamin
NiRgin. OF Maine, commissioner under the
eciprocity treaty with Great Britain. The S.n-
te declined to confrm the appointment. and
ne Case was laid aside for future action.
Iae House investigating Committee on Print-
ng has discovered another fraud Of betveen
zo.o 900 and $4,000, in contract With Phil
de.phia house for paper.
When the Oregon bill comes up to-day an
mendment viii be moved, repeating The popu-
y restriction clause in the Kansas COME rencs
i'll OF last session.
Private advces from Jacksonville, Fla. state
nat vessel left thai port few weeks for Afri-
=, to take in cargo oi slaves, and that brig
liied the day previous to meet her a sea and
'ansier the cargo.
Leavenworth, Feb. 9.
The Utah mail with dates to the 18th. has A..
we'd. News barren Of 10 crest
The District Court was expected 70 adiourn
me die on the 18th.
superintendent Forney would soon leave for
le North TO hold . conference With Chiefa Of
tab Indians.
Many persons we're leaving Salt Lake for
ike's Peake.
4 memorial was under cou-ideration 10 the
legislature contemplating asking for admission
10 the Onlon ander the old State Of Dessres
Vicksburg Feb. g..
The steamer Cherokee, from New Orleau; for
ennesss River, colided with the steamer No
ee opposite Island No. 8, yesterday. The
nerokee was sunk, but al hands we're saved.
he can be raised.
:, Nev Orleans. Feb. Q.
Marshall (Texas) dates Of the lss ssass sbss
y rsc'nc Railroad Company had iytailed.-
resident Foulkes has arsived from Narshnll
exas, and deposited the stockholders lo.a il
Ank there. he addresses the public to-moe-
- night. Hs reports : deficit Of o30v,OO0 in
e accounts Of the Road.
Fokk r1ckiso n faE WEsr.-TbursdAys
oc'nnan rr'ce Current publishes full exhibit
lhe number OF hogs packed ii the West The
lst season.
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