The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12
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other lU6e o1lcoss % State lisa6G sSnain ID
doobe. but The Repablicans psobsbly slsstsd.-
TkSsnes Senate 10 updoabtedly RepsblisAn
probably By an increased mai. and shs Assem-
Niy u also Ksp0bIlcsn. TIE c0unsy 08sefJ
elected are three IOurths Republisas.
New York, Nov. ..
This city elects !. Rep. Senator, whisb b >
Democratic Ic,s. The Mossss Hall Dsmecsstic
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No requisition has been made BY Governor
Wise on Governor Morgan for 0esist Smith:
The rstarns, iDoludinG nearly The whole Of
The stale. gives Banks Tor Governos, upwss4s Of
L 900 majority. On the whole vote, bio plof-
alisy over Butler, dem, u moro than $500
The senate, ~ far ID heard from, stands S4 ksp
70 democrats, and d0sosfuL The Houss
stAnds ls9 Republican, 70 democrats and op-
/ position. The entire Republican state ticket
10 elected.
a814 sasA8 New York, Nov. p
The TribaDc understands GovsFnos Wis her
made requisites on Gov. Morgan for The
surrender OF Gerrett Smith 10 answer the charge
Of completely 10 the Harper's Ferry insarrec>
ton. a M4SFf tstFt
The vote il New, York City 10 osly $4,000.
600. $4,000 less than registered. The Demo
cratic majority for Compsroller u l2,777 Tor
Secretary Of State 1901.
1qf asR &a Fe New York, Nov. 10.
The Tribune says senator Douglas Lies seri-
ousy i'll, with an attack Of govt in The stomach,
which has gradually aseended from the feet %
the present dangerous position. His strong
constitution j. the great reliance Of the physi-
CLANS. 80 e 1922
The Bark Risns;e or Boston, from Peru lssh
Of Aug, foundered on Sept End in = gale,
when in Lat. 1880, Long. SS:l7. The crew
took 70 boats, the boat containing Capt. Sea-
bury, one passenger and 6ve seamen. finally
| reached the coass Of Pern near T0mber, after
twenty>eight days exposure 10 .hs boat, and
undergoing inscnse suffering. The other boat
containing the mate and I've aeamen, u suppos-
ed 20 have fonndered she night after leaving
the Bark oae of the seamen on board the
Captains boat died ct sea from, exhaustion, al
the men and mate belonged 70 Liverpool.
Trenton, Nov. ..
Charles 8. Oiden, Opposition. ID without doubt
elected Governor oy /, 500 majority. The Le-
gislaturc 10 probably % follows: Senate--l2
Democrats, s Republicans, I American. House
20 Democrats, % Republicans, 5 Americana.
There are still doubts % TO the House. the vote
in some districts being very close. ttaE W. 81
Fas Chicago. Nov. 10.
Returns from Wisconsin are very incomplete.
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of this morning says,
returns received confirm the opinion that the
L Roxn kDRs a. enAh . - maj d.
some majority, and that the Rspablicans retain
their ascendency in the State Legislature.
| We are without full returns from the election
1 for congressman in the 9th District Of this
State. Tuesday, private telegraph gay thst Me-
Clefnand Democrat has amsjorisy OF from TO
5000. -asa ,sB.o- ~ Es. 6sa .s5g Eas
1919 sts4I t Utica, NY. Nov. 9. \
| Gerritt Smith has been sent to the Lunatc
Asylum At Utica, having become seriously de.
ranged tAa- .a s.st4 ArA
I - 5ag4 rs New Orleans, Nov. 9.
The Opposition have elected thirteen of the
| Representatives and three Senators.
An anti-Slidell member and an American are
elected to Congress BY large majorisies.
| Leavenworth, Nov. 10.
Returns from the interior come in slowly
LeAvenworth and Atchison counties give dem
ocratic majorities.
| Douglas, Wysndotte, Shawnee and Jefferson
counties are reported Republican. The coun-
ties vet 70 hear from, gave large majorities fol
4 the constitution, which renders the election Of
Parrot to Congress probable.
Dayton, o., Nov. 10.
Horace q. Phillips, an early settler OF Dayton
i and one OF its wtalthiest citizens, died at hi:
residence In this city, At 6 o'clock this morn
ing. aN.aH .4 et r M
1 - 81. Louis Nov. 10.
| The overland mail, with dates to the l7th
reached here last night. @
Gen. Scott arrived at San Francisco on Sun.
I Gay morning and received . most enthusiastic
reception a. the steamer entered the bay. The
battery at Fort Point fred u salute, being the
first gun ever fred srom that Fort, which was
followed by like welcome from the batteries
on Alcat,oy. Leland and the Revenue ccster
VIM. MARI, on the approach Of the Golden Age
1 to the wharf. The steamers Sonora, Nertberner
and the clipper Twilight, each fired an honora.
| ry salute. The various Military Companies OF
I the city and thousands OF citizens awaited his
landing at the dock. Gov. Weller escorted the
General to an open carriage, which, attended by
the military, passed through the principal streets
Of tho city which were decorated 9th flags
| and various devices, and throng. d by multitudes
| Of people, whose cheers acre almost incessant
TO the Oriental Hotel, where, being loudly called
| upon, Gen. Scott, made short speech, remark
| ing that the reception accorded him in Ice una
nimity and universally, had SO astonished and
confounded MIN that words were Inadequate 70
/ express his sentiments.
Speeches were also made by Gov Weller, Gen
Clark, and d. Ba1er. II was understood that
the General would leave for Pngets Sound, on
the I. u. Of 18th ut., on steamer Northener.
Among the passengers to leave on the steamer
OF the 10th. we're Gen Lane, Senator, and Lam
7 q NfGn Nsnnn IL
John =. Bnrch, Congressman elect from Cali~
fcrnia Hon. g. McKbben, who il understoo d
| 20 visit Washington with view of being = can
| didate Tor Clerk Of the House, and Bayard Tay.
lor. tf,85 *E.al MI
Major Dodge, Indian Agent for Utah, arrived
ut San Francisco with the survivors Of the
Mountain Meadows massacre, i've women aud
five children.
The outward overland mail or Sept. Gath
reached San Francisco 18th by steamer from
Los Angles. 20 days out ,3AS@ q
There were indicatiAns of another ilibuster
expedition against Sonora organizing At San
Business continued duil-prices unchang ed.
The trade with the country showed no improve
ment. and city jobbers were buying nothing.
The official return Of the wheat crop from Ia
counties, show the product win be 500 ODD
bushels, against l.750.000 bushels from the
same counties last year. This immense increase
u supposed to Be general, which viii render Il
necessary 70 export halt the wheat product 10
New York or Australia. Over SO. 900 bushels
have already been shipped to Australia. The
ship David Crockett sailed on the l4th for Nev
York with q cargo Of wheat. Ha t'Af FaTF
~ or IA vessels we're overdue from the AZ
lantic porte.
Lieut.. Mowry OF Arizona, came passenger by
this mail. lie reports continued depred atoms
on the mail Cos stations by the Indians. ,1
a force Of 200 troops had gone 10 ch4s,ise
the Apaches. 777"
BY telegraph to Gilroyl taAt
San Francisco, Oct. ITO r.. M--(aeu. Scott
spent toe gay N receiving friends, and started
q o'clock this evening for Puget's Sound q
The markets closed triflc better 20 a.,
Crushed sugar selling u III. sl .@a.. n st
q. New York, Nov. 10.
The steamship City Of Baltimore ,brinys Law
erpooi adv,ces Of the gath ult, received ~