The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

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Washington. March 80.
The Post O1ace Committee Of the House Ia
r. Gwins Psc;fc TeIcgr.rh nh =, ~ 80
ing and referred It 10 the sub Committee. cor
sisting 0f Colfix, Craig, or North Carolina, ID
Ale White There was general agreement i
favOr Of some. such enterprise Of extending roy
Ecrnment lid towards III construction. Il va
thaught roper to examine tie details of iii
IL pspject more carefully. ptaa s M
w. 1&aj1 eyof the Harpcrss Ferry Committe,
hlys6 rdaned 70 sunmon Gov. Wise, and /
Is pro 10 the ouestioa viii BE- submitted 10 ib,
Senatd a
~. Blair closedhis cas- before the Commiste,
the seat. held by Nr. Barratt,.Slear and usques
eionable. The frauds committed in that election
were only parallel to those in Kansas. s% -
The Post Oficc Committee have invited Jno
COchrane and NJ. Corvin - snnesr ~ Tres.,.,
morning IN behalf Of Carlos i3utterfelds mai
route along the Gulf Of Mexico. The feeling ii
the COMMITTEES j. very favorable to this scheme
. Colonel Chas. r Smith only retains command
N ut3h until TOT Cook, who succeeds General
johnson, shall reach there, when be will occupy
the second rank to him.
pouring in prnying that the Reciprocity Treaty
with Canada may be amended or rescinded.--
Hostility 20 u il growing more bitter daily, 50
ruinous IL it to the interests Of Western yrx
York. $500
Mr.. Hotch's report viii net only be strongly
condemnatory to the Treaty. but will urre th.t
1t be abrogated at the earliest possible day,
President Buchanan will lay the report immc.
diately before Congress.
Hamilton, C. W.. April q
The traffic on the Great Western RAILWAY i
rapidly increasing. The returns for the last two
weeks show m increase Of nearly $l2. .OQO over
same time last year. 4.s S.sts.s mi
Williams Kerosene oil works we're DESTROYED
by fire on Saturday night with 1000 gallons of
oil. .5~
-s Washington. April q
Mr.. Hickman, from the Committee On the In.
liciary, reported bill to extend the right "a
appeal from decisions Of the Circuit Court ~ the
United States.
Mr. Elliot introduced bill for the removal Of
ne obstructions at Hullgate, and bill for the
Improvement of Harlem river. which rera 8.
erred to the Committee IN Commerce
Mr.. Morse Intellectually endeayored to intro-
luce bill prohihit;nO tho Chinese rool;o go.
n American vessels. -.
Mr.. Rurnet objected to the bill for the snppres.
ion Of pol,gamy in Utah, which was considered
SENATE Mr.. Hun.er, from the Financ,. Cnn.
nittee, reported back the Indian Apnronr;,t;on
3ill with amendments.
The bill for the final ad;nstman. 80 rr;w..a
ana claims In Florida, Louisiana, Arkansls and
Aissour1, was passed.
= ne debate was lengthy. Millson Prior, Eth
rioSe ana Others spoke IN favor of the bill
AGIourne0-
4he o1i! 70 authorize the location of certain
arrants Tor county lands, was passed.
Mr.. Davis Territorial resolutions were called
P, when Mr.. Salisbury made a speech in oppo.
uon to the Republican party and its prospec-
" nominee for the Presidency, Mr. Seward.
MI. Ten Eyck argued argued against the cx-
'nsion OF slavery into the Territories, cOntendiny
lat no one had right 70 interfere with ii in the
tates, and saying il would have been abolished
many places had It not been for runwarrantable
'seffefehce Will, it. lie regarded the fugitive
!" rs constitutional. and said New Jersey would !
anu with th. Middle States in repellng ultra
!" anu eA.rasasahcc, ana urge upon her sister |
ta'es 70 preserve the Union.
Mr. Brown defended himself from the charges |
oepartng from party usages and inteipolating I
~ y, 1u,rs
Mr. Migfail held that the paepie Of Terrific. |
could not admit or reject slavery. He was
'Po,ea 70 starting questions at this time and |
ouid therefore vote for Nj: Davis, and instead |
ToWns resolutions, although he regretted |
~ any had been introduced
Adjourned.
Independence. No. March "a.
A firc last night broke out in the drug store Of |
mes Beckman on the south east corner Of the |
lblic square, and in spite OF all exertious il pro.
essed until it destroyed every house on the east !
IL. and several dweilinoa IL the y;..;n;,r a.
ast 20 Substantial buildings are burned TIE
obablc loss is about Sl50,0O0 aa
The following are san,e of the losore. II I,ocL |
IN, Sl5,50O, J. Robinson, 4l.sOo--no insnr.
&c; J. Norris, 81 ,50O-no insurance; Dr.. Lath-
ore, 80, ,o00-insured 81, 400; w. & {. N. Tho.
y, 81, OOO-no insurance; M Sampson. ~ 900:
8 !. Saldonell's, $2,ON; Lang.iorn and me-
anahan and W. D. MrClanal,al, each large
j valued at a2O,nov Altogether il is The
'gest and most destructive fire which has ever
Boston, April H.
fire in Brighton on Saturday night destroy
The lumber yard and contents Of Jss Fuller
? 900 Insurance., one dwelling and two storrs,
'nsd BY SPartawk; loss $1,000, no insurance;
grocery Of solomon Keatall 4 Co., loss
IVY, insured 5000, and two buildings owned
Y. Bsackett, loss o. 600; insured S3.UuO. The
was the work of an incendiary.
= nre IN chelsea destroyed six dwellings. occu-
y Dy nea y ~ Irish families LOsl sl0. 100;
'dred S6,OOO.
Melovs, April 2.
Ihe overland mail coach, with San Francisco
1es 20 Asrcn ihth. arrived at this staii IN
out . last night. There IN not much nNvn Nv