The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-10

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bad xcited Admirntion ead symDoahv from III
men. lIssip rceafbedH - s:nceee eltbengh
fanssyc He tioInted lni under 1oms ictien that
be WIS dr. pi4AS and nos vlli61s % take ehs
con.eaucnc1s, bNt the pssssdt GevSssDOs N Va.
by his eyfasns attompt " make pc1tGesl 1scisal
Ind ges " . needlees clssnor, hse exelted
feeling - derisieD ~ conaemDt s,epNg tbs
masses q the North.
Te this cause Il 10 be attributed she sympa-
thy manifested for Brown. more than any other
source whateydr. Had be dealt With this Ques-
lion as 4 Discreet magistrate, and not made out.
rageons and iniamon. attempts to implicate IN.
nocea1 men for party purposes, what j. Wit
messed to-day would never have taken place.
He concluded by hoping the investigation woulJ
~ thorough. Whoever msy b. impsieis<d Iss
them take the consequences. Clark spoke 10
favor or the resolution and amendment.
After further debate the Senate adjourned
without vote.
Washington, Dec. y.
HoUsg-Mr. Kellogg rose with question Of
privilege. and caused 70 be read article from
the New York Tribonc. Mr. X. wanted 10 show
the false position Mr.. Greedy holds 70 the Re~
p1blicon party. When his, (Keilog' ID cons.ito
ents complain Of him, then Is would be time
Tor the government Of New York 70 complain.
II the Republicans hsve any regard Tor their
own dignity, thew viii reb1ke those who, BY
| treachsry, prepare papers for Others 70 sign
When the struggle in Illinois commenced, Mr.
Greeley and othera, met in the parlor OF SenA
tor Douglas and planned TO sell Illinois and
Missouri. lie (KeIlogg) knew IL and could
prove THE never loved traitor. The idea
was TO make Mr.. Douglas senator, which vas
done. Mr.. Douglas, In the meantime was de-
claiming that he was Democrat When The
battle had been fought, Mr.: Greeley did say
| that Mr.. d. was free soIler. Good for him
He kellogg had no know ledge or recollection
that be signed the recommendation for The
helper b0ok--be never saw IT, There Was not
a man Ia his district who would rample on the
constitutional rights Of the South. The North
Il becoming less and less democratic, and the
South stronger and stronger democratic; and
time would soon come when the great majority
Of the people will be Republican.
Mr.. McCleland replied that il such consulia
ton occurred, hoy came his colleague Kellogg
to know il. II the consultation Wa private, h.
| Is an individual would have I'D 70 reveal
what was said. It strange that such .
charge should now be made, after IL was known
that Mr. Greeley had endeavored to defeat
Douglas recollection, employing uLscrupulous
means; money too, to that end was raised.
Mr.. Kellogg, in reply, said be was not ut the
conference, but what be had stated was the
fact.
Mr.. Dueil offered a RESOLUTION, which vas
| adopted. to invite the clergymen Of the city TO
open House with prayer.
Mr.. Morris, of ILL.,, wanted 10 know from his
colleague his authority for the statement alleg.
ing an agreement. between Douglass and
Greeley, such as had been charged.
Mr. X. did not think proper to make the de-
claration.
Mr.. Morris replied, If he had been in pri-
vate paror be should not have detailed private
conversation. This was the first time he had
heard that charge. He believed there was not
one iota Of truth ia il. Douglas was elected by
the Democracy Of tina, STATE which had adopted
him as It's son. He said few more such scenes
As those Of yesterday and should hear the
crack Of the revolver and see the CLEAN OF the
FURNISHED blade.
In the House the debate was continued till q
late hour, when second ballnt was taken 90
follows: Sherman LOT, Bocock 50. Gilmer %,
Scattering IA, necessary to a choice lie.
Adjourned.
SENArE-The Chair presented a report from
the Secretary of the Senate, showing the pro-
gress made in The printing Of the American
State papers.
Mr.. Cay OF Ala. gavo notice Of his intention
to introduce bill TO repeal the fishing boun
ties.
Nr. Powell Of Ky. gave notice of his inten-
ton TO introduce a bill to abolish the fransing
privilege.
Mr.. Mason's resolution to appoint Uarpers
Ferry investigating committee then came up.
Mr.. Mallory said since this resolution had
been shorn OF all neral effects by the covert op-
position it bad received he quite inhifleren.
whether IL passed or not.
Mr. Iverson referred % the action OF the Mas
sachusetts Seuate 10 the second OF December
; showing their sympathy for Brown.
Debate continued in Senate til, after 5 o'clock
when it adjourned without vote.
Nav York, Dec. Z.
The Steamship Ednburg arrived this even
ing with Liverpool advccs OF the 23d ult, and
Geographic intelligence to Queenstown to the
oath IL Is reported that arrangements are pros
crossing for mails direct for New York from
Queenstown
DR.. Barry, tie Catholic Bishop Of Savannah.
died recently at Paris.
The father OF the child Mortara, has arrived
a. Paris, and j. prepared to make a determined
demand before the Congress of the Great Pow
ets for the restoration OF bis chilli.
Gen. Garbaldi in his proclamation announ-
eng bis retirement from the army OF Central !
tlaiy, complains of Inderhand machinatiops |
against him. He says he will resume his sprvi-
ces the moment Victor Emanuel calls TO arms. |
de recommends Italians to rally around the |
King OF Sardinia.
The Spanish movement against Morocco il |
progressing slowly.
Tue treaty notifications have been exchanged |
at Zurich.
Nothing formal is known with reeaIi TO the
European Congress, bus the 18th Of December
10 spoken OF as the time fixed for the meeting.
The ship Epinandos, from Shi Ids for New
iork, has been abandoned at sea; the crew
was saved.
The snip Atblone. from Liverpool ior Calves
ton, has also been abandoned at sea with 6 feet
watel ia her hold
Liverpool, Nov. 23.-Breadstuffs exhibit q
declining tendency, and all descriptions are
slightly lower.
Flour-R. s. s Co. quote -four duh a. de.
cline OF 6dsls; wheat also dull at la2d, decline
per t. The circulars do not give quotations.
Provisions dull; beef heavy; prok dun and The
sales unimportant; lard quiet; bacon do; talow
slow of sales. prices unaltered.
FRANCE Napoleon has consented to Buon
compagnes becoming the Regent Of Central
Italy.
The London Herad's Paris correspondent.
says It il denied in well Informed quarters that
The French papers are to be restrained in their
expression OF hostility against England
Bordeaux journal had been seized for NH |
Sardinia BY Armede Lakeiegon.
The Cerimer die Demanche has received i
warning for an article written by Count De
ENGLAND.-It Is stated 1t is the intention OF
The Government to limit the intended reform
PHI 70 mere extension Of franchise, aad that
The question Of dIsranch sement and of taking
vetes are either 10 be deferred or made sepa-
rate measures.
The ship Duke OF Wellington, from Liyernool
bound 70 Bombay, was burned at sea, Novrm>
Der 18th, of Cape Finisterre. All hand took 10
ne boats and were picked up after As hours cx.
posure.
lrALY.-lt IL stated that King Victor Emanus
y had refused to withdraw the nomination d,
Baoncompagne. The French Government bss
low yielded ard he is to be Regent Of Modena. I.
Parma and bologna, aud also OF Tuscany If the
authorities there viii receive him.
regiment OF the Bolognese brigade had n.