The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13


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honor of the soyAl viaif1sss snd a double one
from ths cutter bearing The patty. ID welcome
both % The Prince and tic President, during
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willis our own was brightly prominent is1s III
The Marine band alternately psrfofrned the
national aira Of England and Americ. t''s
sss Tho dinner given to.niEst WAs Astended BY she
Royal party, the President and Cabinss, several
ladies' and the Diploaaatic Corps. 3i5sg X 4t gas
N ars. Washington, Oct 8. Y
The Royal party took farewell Of the Presi
dent this morning, and was accompanied 70 the
revenue cutter 81 tlle mem f'ths eaSines
and NesssA Henry aad B0<hafians asct Floyd,
Thompson and AitoEgqyr General Nack, shich
proceeded with the Baron and suite down the
Potomac % Acqaia Creek, she podnt'fb taking
the Richmond cara .s44fha 2aaa 81 aat4t'
!, Dusing ~ slay here Of fths Baron, The Diplo,
matic corps made no personal calla, but LEFT their
cards according 70 etiquette.
A dispatch 70 the State depAstDeat mentions
the deash, ~ Nerencs, Of II. D. johnson. lA.s-
u appointed Consul 70 Constantinoplc. s
.s sss~ 8@;ss S Augusta, Ga, Dot. 4.
Passengers arrived here report severe storm.
raging II the lower portion of Florida ssat
f'sz i5a.iaasFAa-e I Jtenton, N. .! Oct .. ~
4 Three bills Of indicsneent Or nusdsrf and
robbery hare heen fbund aEainss Jackalow, en-
Be tried at the special term Of the q. B. Court
ID January. 80 aeas s-asi'tsitaa9 "a isis4 ~
ags .4f5sas Savannah, Oct Z. IL !
The returns from the Florida election come In
very slowly. The result Is uncertain.
n The Quiney (Fls.) Republic says that the peo-
pie of Gadg1ep, Liberty, jackson md Waah@g.i
ton counties are Organizing . force to operate
against . band OF despercdoes, who are commit
ting outragea In Calhoun county many muir
defs have been committed. IN Jackson county
the militia have been called out. s'a 7s .u
aA Il New York, Oct g. i
John Cochrane has received the Breckinridge
nomination for Congress in the 9th District
Paul r. Bradley has declined. Coohrane had
previously been nominased BY Mozart Hall.
The Bell and Everett men Of The I'd District
nominated Mr Herritt for Congress.
The Gauzevort steam planning mill, Washing
ton street, was burnt Saturday night-ioss e15,
insured. ~ t#yl3 f1 talF lass5i
!, Francis Duty. Deputy Sheriff, 10 under ar-..
rest for the attempted murder Of Jas I. Dorlard
Of BROOKLYN.
Peter Hosbrouck was dangerously burned in
10 extingaish Are in Lghtbody's
ink manuiacsory on Sunday. s gaasy s43
Albany, Oct 9.
The canal tolls for the fourth week in Scptem-
Der were 4l21 ,l44; for the same week last vear
Oh. Lee; aggregate receipts 10 Oct. lst, 1860,
y, ,0S3, ,4l2; same time since 1859 81, ,l4O,521. W.
ss. is L#s sa Baltimore, Oct. s. NJ
The opening ceremonies Of Druid ball park
have been postponed until the 18th Of October.
s5a -1 t.- New York, Oct. I.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from Southampton
the evening Of the 26sh ulth, arrived last night.
News mainly anticipated. 4s-.e I'M
The Great Eastern was not expected to be
rea ly to sail for America BY the l7th Of October
Il was officially denied that the Sultan intends
sending special mission 70 London and Paris.
Garibaldi had attacked Copera. Two hundred
Garibaldians were wounded. The Garibaldians
succeeded in passing OAttaliene. II
The Neopolitans unsuccessfully endeavoFed to
recover Coggaso. sa+s .ta.s vi. a.a-..t.
Garibaldi vas waiting the arrival Of Gen. Lurr
for an immediate attack on the Neopolitans.
The inhabitants of vertiho had revolted and
driven away the Papal garrison. saeE ,N
! Two French detachments had been sent from
Rome to the Neopolitan frontier.
The steamer Northern Light from Aspinwall
sOth, arrived this evening. She brings South
mail, treasures or passengers. At VI f.as4sssr y
The steamer John 4. Stevens not having ar
rived.
The Northern Light, which arrived here last
evening, brought Panama Star and Herald Of
gath. ii1 aa a.s y. -r st. t5+~s
An attack had been made by an armed body
Of rebels against the Government of the city Of
Panama but they were repulsed with loss oi
ave or six killed and 10 taken prisoners. Five
soldies Of the Government forces were Killed
The rin0leaders are supposed 70 be C0rrcdxo and
nlonca, both Of whom escaped s
4 The skirmish lasted three hours, commencing
about o'clock in the morning OF Thursday the
goth, when some shots were fred At the rebels
by some persons from the inside. Tne rebels
occupied Santa Anna square and were armed
with rifles, muskets, lances, &c. IL
The Government forces, numbered about 200,
comprising soldiers, police and volunteers. The
shots were Immediately returned, and the firing
vas kept up by both parties, the troops and mi
ltia gradually making their 1ay towards the
landing, upon reaching which they found de-
serted. The rebels had retreated 10 the woods,
having been made aware Of the landing Of forces
from the British man Of war Clio, and the o. 8.
slonp Of war S. Mays. Hh H s@4
The Star says the landing Of the forces from
the vessels undoubtedly settled conflict which
looked dubious for the government The force
from the steamer 81. Mary took possession fthe
Railroad station, but no attack was made upon
il BY the insurgents. 4 y.,s s.-4 tsf7,Y ".
There was stlll . great deal Of excitement
among the natives of Panama on the 29th, az Il
Was supposed the Insurgents we're encAinpet
within mile or two0f the city. "a strung f6ret
Vas still kept under nrus BY the Government. -
The foreign population took no part in the affair
The trouble, it wAs thought, originated by th,
attempt of the General Governments 70 force re
crsits into the army, aided, it Is supposed, !, b,
politicians in their endeayor 70 obtain their end
BY inciting revolution.
The British force had ScturRcd 10 the Clio .,
the 29th. considering shat there was mo furth
% necessity of their seryiceA N sed rsa& "
a revolution In favor Of President Mora ha,
broken ont IN Costa Rica With great chance q
success, % the people flock to hieA
The treaty between GPe&t Britain and NicaFs
gua. i il aaid to centain provision maxim
San Juan free port, but entirely subject 70 til
laVsof Nicaragaa. e aeis'y A''a' ~
| Dates from Valparaiso are to the 1st Of Sci
tsmhsr and Callao TO the l4th. No news Of il
paTtance. eE. E.e.srs. iii.
General Elijah Ward, candidate for Congre,
In the 7th District, was assaulted On 9atusda
+. N. IL Broadway BY y. B. Hart, 00sveyosl (
the Port, with : bladgeo1. but was not seEional
hurt. u sssIs
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