The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12
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Tee election yesterday for ehief Jusssee o. -
Sapfeme Court passed ~ Quisty returns ffo0
The interior q 6sass shos. csosdsrabls kepse-
lieen gaine and ipdicate The election Of Geo
Narting Republican candidate by.. over 10U0
minority. The Repahlicans d tAis city soSe
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hs.g. Wash'aesee, April o. !
Especial Report
Robert =. Dilloa was present anoeS ths -.
osEt arrivals ffv5# III asE ~ III y
The Court peecsedsd - 0elest tAs3 teer a11iei
sional jurors. The most earnest attention vae
p.id 70 the questions aaksd and the ans~ers ~
the talismen. lCO0ei0epiDG The crowd good- -
der was presesved. By the tn the, sixteentA
name had bsen called sWo more jurors ssre -
eepsed and sworn. There we're cscaeieeal -
cushions - % The qual6satiess Of juresa .al
The dispatches ssnt - Gen. Lamar ere, u =
represented, Of the most positive charactes,-
they instruct him % demand of Nicasag0a @
apology. resti.usion and Indemnify; % atailoso
20 comply with vhish - y - ask Ser - Daee
ports. " a.,s s5-s.. n ..a..
The hama aNmnfene Il q nNfA - y
strengthened By the vessels placed q the d.
posal Of Gen. Lamar, 70 uss them for Toe a..
fence OF American citisens. their property aa6
rights. av saa ssA &
The dispatch 70 Flag ofhcef McCluney aDA
Long, commanding rsspecsissly the Home and
8 acme eqnaosone ass = 10y .ns o,oers =
yen. LamaTs iaanng % lece've men soey -
70 exercise : isI'uolnar'an o'screuon. -.
Ine usual dlpiomat.c course mas Osen parsoso
10 informing the Ioreseo Iega0ons oi ne 1ossns
eeus Of this uovernmsoe w ~
Fro@ WashangseAss - y.
The armed expedition now being organised
in New York and other cities, with the ostensi.
BILE view Of smisrating 10 Arizona, viii not b
permitted 70 enter that Territory, special oedsss
to that effect having been issued % the y. 8.
troops on the frontiers. The stopping of Col
Lockridge BY Gen. Twiggs 10 sanctioned here
and similar orders to prevent the entrance II
bands Of marauders into that Territory. The
troops now in New Mexico will be marched into
Arizona, II il should be necessary, = and thelS
places supplied BY others from the Platte coun-
try. 9
The war Department has advices from Utah
to the LIST Of March. Mormonism b repse.
ssnted to be waning and apossacy quite CON.
mon. Brigham Young keeps secluded. ls y
repor rted be intends quitting Salt Lake and hes
agents negotiating in some Southern provipess
In Mexico and also Central America, for the
purpose Of obtaining site for nev settlement
Territorial officers in Usah experisncs r1uch
difficulty from Mormon interference. The army
is in Hrs spirits. The Indians are Of course
troublesome,
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Tha nreasure "A Obtain .dmi.s;on ~ the Grim.
;nsl Court Foam -. M, II o,.., = 4 -. vee.
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eYnec,sd to be done IN ,he Sickles case fursbes
thsn ~ ch,.;c !. Jr,v Ths Cor,t room hov.
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ners have 70 a;e has heen removed from ~ ous
Of the way corner in which is was yesterday
and placed directly in front Of the Jury, tho
tables for the lawyers occupying the intervening
space. II looks good deal like hrn-c0Op
with chair in it. Much dissatisfaction has
been expressed BY the friends Of NJ. Sickleeat
subioctng him to the indignity of occupying
this cage, particularly % there s nothing ous
the usage OF TINS Court 70 JUSTIFY y. ana evsu
tnas usage mas not oeen UNIFORM. Inc O'Sss'cs
Attorney reiuse0 70 interfere 10 the meseI. sn0
nencs the Necessity OF applying 20 tne Cours
yesterday. There are NO ladies 10 the Court
ana no accommodations fof any. Inefe eP-
pears 20 oe greater desire .o-oey .o g'vs
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nv. WIN. Myuer. Emanuel Iar, and Thomas
Byrnes, Of New York, and the Hon. George
Custis, OF Louisiana. The crier opened the
Court at l02O Some time elapsed before the
prisoner vas brought in. The i've jurors who
we're sworn in yesterday were called apd an
swered to their names. The Judge suggested
that the list Of talsmen should be called 10 their
order. The District Attorney preferred the
adoption OF the oalleting syseem-thst the
names OF the tal'smen should be placed 10 : DOB
and Dc called - they were drawn Out.
Portland, Ne, April 9Th.
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Philadelphia, April Old:
Inc fng'nve slave case vas continued tns
2. 10. There 10 no abatement o. excite ment 10
regard to It. large police force vas ~ as>
tendance to preserve order. The Commission
er overuled motion OF the counsel for the
defense to remove the cause on the ground snas
she Commlssioner had Prejudgedi1 ,ss
Washington, April 9Th.
1880 p m. The 45th name has been called
and no juror selected and sworn up 70 l o'clock.
The Goth talesman had been called without
the jury.
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