The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-10
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i -. s,'ses III. .sss' d Washinsson, March
y Nev Orleans papers ~ Tuesday ut have
Il GO cssssost ss M, VI -h.s Ir.ceired nors 4
eighty applications fppln gentlrmen desiring
raise voluntecrA Hd - advised that such ca
panies Be raised md otaccred ID every front
I county and that ! system ~ espionage b agre
upOni and that in case Of - alalm, pursuit.
given and Tie invaders and thieves. whether
dams or whites Ia the garb Of Indians, be exe
minated. There are already organized CO
! penfes IN the deld. "A truly alarming condisi
II o. sAairs IN the western ffonsilsCf Texas ID
presented As u g. ssess IVA aH 57F NJ
- A New York, March s.
II The steamship Arago sailed to-day for SOM
aMpton and Hayrc with los passengers d,
q @S63, 500 in specie. 81 Is4k as NJ III ss 44s
i Times Washington Correspondence. s
The President had 4 long interview with N,
Gfatfin today and expressed his regret 1T beir
a'abse TO AFFORD Texas any pfotcction bcvos
that already on the frontier. 3.I..gf
i Erks were employed ill q late hour last nigl
u 1ne State Department, copying Gov. Houston
dispatches, and they were communicated 10 II
senate without any message Oh the subject fro
buchanan. These documents may lead to the 81
sage Of Mr. Wigsall's amendment appropiatin
one million Eve hundred thousand I,llaFs far
regiment Of Tesan Hangers.
! - . II Montreal, March !.
The following was received by the Hungarian,
| agent here last evening
.aiiaI il harrington. March i.
10 n ALLEN 4 Co.: - have arrived frnr
Baccaro Light House went over twelve mile
Of the coast. No more bodies have l,cen fnnrd
Three trunks have been fund, one shc;oar;ne I,
Margaret Robertson, Montreal, one to Roler
Martin, Toronto, and one to W. r. Croker
Norwich, Conn. found quantity Of goods a
baccaro and Point Lstosif, but not package
whole. Ials0 found one boat undamagrd. From
the appearance Of the goods don't think it ad
visable 70 keep the schooner here longer
Ssoyds agent advises the goods TO be sold here
they being so badly damaged The goods ara
spread over q space Of about 10 miles. and beinp
Of so many kinds there will be more iiifculty
in collecting them. The Surveyors have no,
vet given their report.
## E.ss Signed: Al. CRAwroRp.
i The following il list Of the passengers booked
Per the hungarian Of the agencies ef the Grand
Trunk X. r, in England
Mr. hyatt, Of Sherbroke, adult, Let class:
NJ Chiads, Of Bomanvilie, 2 adults, infant, ri
class; Mr. Evans, of Montreal. adults, lst
class; Mr.. Cameron, Montreal, adult, lst class;
Mr. Stuart, Montreal, adult. IL class: M. mi
wer, Montreal, adults, lst class: Mr.. Wilson.
Toronto, fadnlt, lst class; Mr. Richardson, To-
ranto, ADULTS ID class; Mr.. Morrison, Toronto.
adult, % class; Mr. Martin, Toronto, / adult,
~ class; Mr.. Spank, Toronto, l adult, I'd class;
Mr. Woods Cornwall, adult, lst class; Mr..
Bartlett, Quebec, / adult, I'd class: Mr.. Sama-
gona, Niagara Falls, adults, Is. class. Mr..
Fogg, Milwaukee, adult. ID class
Leavenworth, March 2.
The central overland Express has arrived here
bringing dates from Camp Floyd to Feb. sth.
Salt Lake to the 10th
Denver City to Feb. 22nd.
All was quite at Salt Lake
Bill Hickman was slowly recovering from his
wounds 97t
:, The health Of the troops at Camp Floyd and
IT Bridges was good.
The Express brought three passengers from
Denver City, and S250O in gold dust.
NO letters came by this arrival.
business at Denver City was improving. and
many miners were leaving for the mountains.
New dggings had been discoyered in diff rent
sections, and parties had gone over to the Colo
RADIO prospecting 4
A Company was being organized to explore
i
Washington, Feb. %.
Y. s. TRooPs ORnKRRD TO C4PTrgg CoRTISAs.
In consequence of information received at the
War Department from GOV. Houston, Of Texas,
Col. Lee, who commands the Department of
Texas, Is expressly ordered to pursue and capture
sortinas ard his band, whether they 90 into
Mexico or not, the purpose being to strike d de-
'lsiye blow, even if other Consequences be In
folsed. There arc 6ia men belonging to the
infantry and cavalry arms stretched from Fort
Brown, near Natamoras, to Fort Clark, about
100 miles above, under competent officers, and
With special Instructions is u vigilance Iafor-
nation received here represents Cortnas as an
American citizen, who recruited his followers by
opening the jail at Brownsville, and then plunder-
ne on both sides Of the river. The belief is
hat lie has more Americans than Mexicans in
.he band
New York, March 4. x
A passenger by the American SAYS Mr. Gamer
ron Of Montreal, and Mr.. Wilsoa Of Toronto,
we're passengers in Hungarian. Capt. Sherman
# the America says the Hungarian had lio pas
,engers.
Tho Brazilian corvette Donna Isabel. arrived
'o-day,
Philadelphia, March A.
Mr.. B. Foster, Jr., Wee President of the Penn
'ylyania Railroad died suddenly this A. NJ, aged
Is.
New York, March 5.
Tribune Correspondence.l
The Mexican treaty is not delayed uefore the
Senate on account of any documents or fnforma-
ion 70 be furnished from the State Department,
,ut because of the oppsition of Mr. Wigfall, and
he approval Of his sentmentsby Nj. Hammond,
'endered the bill Of ratification inevitable with
,ut some Intervention.
Six Democrats, and perhaps more, declared
hey would not support the treat. and Mr.. Bright
j AMONG them,
Times correspondence
The Department Of the Interior is engaged in
the charges preferred against Gov
Cumming Of Utah, who charged his salary for 4
private Secretary two years and deducted amour.
rom the contingent fund, when there was no
,itiec in the territory.
Mr. Forney, Indian Superintendent Of Utah,
) also on trial for charges preferred for false
faaciers.
siierald's correspondence.
Mr. Geo. Sennatt, Counsel for Stephens &
iazlett arrived yesterday ard had an interview
With the Pres't. in hope Of obtaining his infu-
nee with the Governor and Legislature or Nir.
yinia, 70 obtain their pardon. The President
reated Mr.. Seanatt kindly, and expressed h;s
sympathies, and hoped he would sue
'eed in bis mission and while he did not decline
o act directly, he did not promise to take action
lr. sennatt will ask the Legislature for a gen
,ral amnestyin IN theis case.
Mr.. McLane left this D. m for New York. and
will sail in the Brooklyn for Vera Cruz. lie il
,lothed by our Government, with ample authofi-
y and instructions to protect American citizens,
md property in case Of attack by Miramon.-E
The squadrons movements win be governed in d
great degree by McI4ane's orders. He is fully
for every emergency This policy
las only been determined on by the Government
within the last 48 hours
Malloy's Station, March 5.
The overland mail. with regular San Francisco
lates to the 18th and telegraphic to the evening
y the l4th Of Feb, passed here at noon to-day.
The Republicans held primary election In
San Francisco for the election OF delegates to
he State Convention, at whic.l a majority in
av0r Of Seward were chosen.
The Railroad Convention, lately in session at
sacramento, have passed the following resolu-
ion: ss
Resolved, That the Legislature Of the State
'c aad IL herebyrcquested 70 offer, under proper
to prevent frauds and abuse, sec, 900
o such companies as shall first construct and
,ut into complete working order cantinuoi,s
ine Of telegraph wire from any point IN estate
,f California connecting with the .telegrapllic
'sstem Of this State, to any point east Of The