The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

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5tfeets, known d he Robbers Rooss, com
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}sole dsnco aAousss, ,1aDai 6nsuea blms nighs.--
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The overland express from Denver City, viii
dstes 10 the 2Sth tlt., arrived here last night
bringing I. 900 dollars in doss, % coustEnment
AMI y, 600 dolisss ID the hasds Of 0asssngers
The weather eoninofd unusually iaverab.s
IN the mines. 4...5. s
AZ eleclioa had been held fcr officers unde,
provisional Govesnmens. I Tue 'resdle was not
definitely known, bot % lar Is ascertaiDed, Ssesl
bad ! majority lor Goyerp0r. aans..s " n
Efforts we're being made 70 induce the people
70 participate ID an election for delegate Iron
kansAs. which. asahes plAee 90 ~ fesh n Tht
psejeos i opposed, w. tAs oelfpspass, whsei
argue in favor OF non intervention IN Kansas
4uAstA u6vt9b WI tSGe1by csGCtSU UGiekAic ~
their own, ah6 u expected to urge "a siIiMcdi~
itsaorgibiauon Or ths territory efJsEssssn. Il
aaa@ 4*1asese aasibaea Chaslsssss, Nos. .. NJ
Theirs has beenA smSFked AbAelssst iD the
exciiewens here % day. The tesp IA however
% full Of people - when the excitement vas at
10 heigth, and strangers are continually coming
- Jasss ss,s ko..sil ana l.d,y., ana Nj. H:ys VIII
6rss took up Browns defence, kfs here this
morning tor Beston- aot4nsssss VI II
Coppee. Who waa found guilty yesterday, has
not yet received his sentence.
II 10 almost certain that Cook VIII plead
guilty, FIRST sa0s1issing Y written confession o.
statement Of biz conaeesionS With BreWn. 3His
brotber-in las, Gov. Willard Of Ind. Il still here.
sgs.4s{ ass. ii 81, Baltimore, Nov. 1. Il
The funeral Of NJ. A. B. Kyle, Jr., who was
murdered 1t the 18th ward polls Oh election dsy,
took place as the sesidencs' Of his father, IL
South Hanover streee, Of noon to-day. There
Was an immense gathering ofpeople 70 view the
body, and the tensiDs we're followed to the
grave by the members Of the refosm associatioh
and ctisens, generally eWhsacing meSchsnts
business, aud professional. men, Of the highest
responsibility. TIE procession moved through
the wholesale portion Of Hanover and Baltimore
streetsa ~ Charses astreet, passing around the
basefof the Washington m0numeRA Al the
stores and residences on the, route were closed,
and the respectable portion of the Inhabitants Of
baltimore test6ed, ID qniet, subdaed hnsnner,
their deep sympathy 0ithsthe deceased. and con,
demnation Of tae lawlessness which has had
la g1ta4slf ass5 4, 49, Nes Orleans, Nov. 8. /
Gen. ,Vldaurri recently deposed from his conn
mand Of the constitutional forces BY DemalAdo,
il reported 70 have arrived u Laredo. s47
ia6#sa5+ Il fata4t Richmond, Nov. s. =
Gov. Wise has issued o. proclamseioas ClferiuG
aIrevAsd Of $500 each for the arrest Of the -fol>
lowing named fugitiyes insurgents: Owen
Brown, Barclay, Copper, Marian and Jodd.
-s7 5tsaast aA a7aaa Sackviiie, Nov. 4. I
The Horse Express has arrivedfrom Halifax
with news bsougbt by the steAmer America. u
Liverpool, Oct. 24.-Breadstuffs are dull and
provisions quiet.
London, 2lth.--Consois closed 70 day at 9s
% Q6a 45saa gra .saFs5s 7al .eaatsela ie4
The departure OF .the steamer Great Eastern
for the United States had been again postponed
this time sine die. She win probably nos leave
this year. 44#,s4a a8a4Y II s44ssiasnk III 8
} The details Of the treaty agreed upon By the
Zurich Conference had been published, from
which IL appears-to be . mere ampliiication' ol
the Villa Franca agreement OF tina Emperors
The rights Of the Grand Duke. of Italy are
reserved for the consideration Of the Congress
of Powers. Spin vas dissatisfied with Moroc,
cos offer q participation. snd var was consider.
ed imminent. li 9at az t4as sdd III Ga51sstsi
d The Sandman Government has issued . decree
calling for loan Of 10O, .OOOfr.
d The steamers Vanderbilt and City Of Balti-
more, from New sYosk. and North AmercAn,
from Quebec, had arrived ont. s4sss sgs ~
~ Cam -, nrn;ol Iut0lliUanca -1nnNnn MOvnv
Market 10 slightly moro stringent.
4 saA'4 II eiA Charlestown, Va, Nov 5.
Shields Green, one Of the negro prisoners
vas found guilty this morning, The 6f:t coun,
for treason, was abandoned upon objcclioz
being taken by Mr. Sennett that Il was mo-
proved that the prisoner was free person. and
therefore did not come nndes statute whict
reads Any free person, sentence deferred.
Copeland is now on trial, Mr. Sennett de
Tending. s.A n Y "a. a20& saf " Y hai3fa9 s5s
II .eeI#st9 q hnE5.3a Baltimore, Nov. Y. |
The Congressional Delegation from this STAT
will be as follows stsfas,sE4 i.44 4aaat. sa
lst District, Jas. A. Stewart, Dem; I'd, E. II
Webster, Amer. 50. ]. Y. Harris. do; 1th, II
w. Davis, do; 9th, J. n. Kunkle, DEM; 9th, 9
w. Hughes, Dem. s.s4 E..f .....t.,.s aa a..ssa
The political complexion VIII be the same Al
in last Congress-three Democrats and threl
Americans. The Democrats have . majority il
both branches Of the Legislature. Twenty tivi
Americans and forty-nine Democrats are siectcs
10 the House, eight AnsricAnsi ana .thrteel
Democrats 70 Senate-one district Jet 20 b
heard from.
Washington, Nov. I.
Capt. Lavaletie ia a lettes to the Secretary o
the Navy, dated Naples Oct u, says be had t.
ken American Consul Nicholson, ~ Tunis, in
the Wabash. Il Was customary 70 salute th,
English aud French Consuls whenever they ar
rived, or departed. But no other such officer,
were similarly honored But 40 our treat.
with TuUis placed our Consuls on footing viii
The most favored nations, and this fact havipt
been explained, the authorities cheerfully ac-
corded their salute to both Lavaletse, and Con
| eul Nicholson. The carriages Of the Bey wer,
waiting at the landiog, when our officers wer'
I received BY persons Of the highest rank, AM
escorted 70 the palace. The interview VA
| very satisfactory. The Bey saying he shonI,
endeavor to cultivate the most friendly rela
| tions with the United States s.st s4,,ya.s4
| Lavalette adds, / clearly discovered that OF
/ presence was having = beneficial effect on III
| government, aud especially With reference =
1 the position Of our Conaul. i am saiis6ed tha
this short trip to Tunis will conduce to the bcs
| interests Of the United States.
/ Senator Gwinn, will atthe earliest period ne !
sesseon Of Congress bring forward the Paci6
&. X. question, with more than bis usual eneggl
.asal s8 III qaa Richmond,s Va, Nov. Q.
It is asceftAined that under the laws Of Vii
ginia the Governor cannot pardon person cor
victed OF treason to the Commonwealth exceF
with the consent Of the G. neral Assembly. De
clared BY joint res0iusio0. Tbis fids Wise I
all responsibility in the matter. What the LIE
/ gislaturr will do is not known.
II Montreal, Nov. q.
i The following important item Of news h take
from the Liverpool Daily Post Of the eth |
Oct, = copy oi which vAs Obtained BY q
steamer N orth America :-5ss.8 sa4 s..
+. The public will learn. with overShelnn
grief that the splsHdia yessel shp Roysl Chart
was totally lost yesterday in MafA, Red p .
near Bangor. The melancholy .intrlltgeD,
wieh reached late lase night vas briet, but '
fear il only TOO true, 0t pp~srds Of 400 pe
sons who we're on board only 10 are said
have been saved. There Is. some hope. ho
ever, that this strtemsnt y exaggeralcds y
under the circumstances, tbs loss Of life, i il
be feared. has besn4 ieAplfnsf. a4a
al The Royal Chatter bad about bali . million
n gold on board. si4a i. AsaFvts