The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-01

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MARTA ths rhsrrynan, stasts this sfserpoou
n whcrEy for Albany. .fr $3.50. y,
Judge Douglas arrived last evening - Raleigh
where NJ reserved "a entS1siastle reception.
TIE Douglas etatsI coalmjtese met yesterday
= che 81 Nich9les, p make aErengemsats foe
about ! fusion with the BreckfnridgeFx z H.
fwnE i'e Il agth3 aa G. Hartford. Az. 30. ~
The Dsasoe11atic ssass aCoAveat;Ca hsld hsse
Douglas electoral ticket There we're some 400
delegates present. The Bfeckinridge wing being
III the minority, good deal Of IN feeling, inter
spersed w4sh personalities, characterized the d..
base betwesn Tie two wings ~ sss y Bsistl a8s
]. The following ID the electoral ticket-Electors
At large, Samuel Colt OF Hartford, and John J.
Penroee. e asssaiAtzf'g1 saa ~ 7'5tsA st@a
4sesolusions we're passed eudorsing tAe Charles.
ton and Baltimore platforms. and rscomnending
the same for adoption BY the the Democrats or
Connecticut, and Recognizing Douglas and John
National democracy. III 5aM s3aHa 858eatTa u
An effort was made 70 aAix clause 10 one Of
the resolutions ipstructing the delegates 70 vote
for some other candidate than Douglas, in order
70 defeat Lincoln, but this was rejected, yeas
ll62, nays $50. It'd ut toG 5.Bc9 sEtHg saAf 6cG \.
/ There will probably he Breckenridge Con.
veDtion called, and another ticket nominated.
Il Detroit, Aug, So
1 f'Pittman's warehouse, and several adjoining
wooden buildings, we're destroyed BY Gre yessse-
day; Loss $4,000, partly insured. a gishs,s II
Extensive preparations are being made for
the Republican mass meeting Tuesday next,
and the reception Of NJ. Seward. II promises 70
be the largest demonstration Of this campaign. N
af1fs@aa * a8f h1H New Haven, Aug. 30. ea,
The Republican State Convention met here
SuiS tuOTH1ukt with VSIy i0tA @ASSGHuaACG from
ali parts Of the State. Hon j. r. Babcock 81
the New Haven Palladium, was ehoeen Presf-
dent, with Vice Presidents and Secretaries .from
every county. Nh 45st.E.:tfa s.,sg.4-gy.5. n.
A warm discussion ensued upon the form OF
the call for the Convention, which was finally
ended by the most exciting scene Of unanimity
and enthusiasm. All difference being reconciled
at once, after tempest Of cheers and rejoicing,
the Convention adjourned for dinner.
'-iNs as IN aAA"@ Washington, Aug. 30.
Brevet Major Reynolds, of the ID artillery has
been appointed Commandant Of the Cadets al
.' ' D- Brownville, Aug 30
There was "a grand celebration IN this city las,
even ng. in honor Of the opening of the first tel
graph Office in Nebraska territory. A salute oil
81 guns was fred bonfires fireworks, music, &C.,
were the order fthe evening The best feeling
prevailed throughout The line ID in fine work.
ing orden Dispatches from New York city Of
to-days date we're received here at 9 o'clock thil
morning. r
aAP fstA st. Joseph, Mo- Aug 80
Twenty three thousand dollars in dust was
brought in BY Express from the Peak Inst night.
There il no general news Of any importance.
Mining news is rather encouraging. One quartz
mill in Lake Gulch had taken for three weeks,
"a, 300 per week, with run Of six hours, and
other mills are doing WELL. Clark, lGruber L Co,
are coming the dust to a considerable extent.
Their transactions in dust some days, exceed
$780, 900. Silver has been discovered, but to what
Montreal, Aug. 80.
The torch light procession tonight was brill
liant affair. The Boston Eusileers left this morn
ing. The Prince and suite started this morning
for St. Hyacintia and Cherbook and will be back
this evening. sa*5 aEN @AtaAi'*'H5aH IN Ge4
A regatta occurs opposite the city this .. m,
and to night there will be grand display Of fire
works, and the citizens ball. The Prince il ex-
pected to be present The Prince leaves To-
morrow for Ottawa. s-ls 77i 3!ifa
sseEl4 aq5s!.Ya Cincinnati, Aug 80. NJ
John H. Hyde, of New York, while descend
ing the staircase at the Burnet House this p. M,
fell over the balustrade, head foremost, to the
tiled Hcor below, killing himself instantly lAE#
i-l Err 'y M New Orleans, Aug. so. n
The steamer De Soto from Havana, with dates
to the 9th, Arrived to-day .s-s w a5,+.9 a,-
Sugar quiet, at 81 to Sc. Exports for the
week "a, 500 boxes, stock on hand g, 600 boxes.
Molasses quiet News unimportant. ~ NJ
-.-7@ t:d a.45a New York, Aug. IS.
Dunkee 4 Cos. Chemical works at Brooklyn
were partially burned this morning, Loss So
900 dollars.
letter from Henderson, Texas gives list
Of the sufferers by the recent fire there, making
clear loss Of upwards Of $4,000 over insur-
ance. 5t3.,,.
The alleged slave bark, Kate, was discharged
from custody to-day.
A prize eight Is arranged between WIN. Dowd
and Michel ONiel for the $500. Ha
Ohio White Sulphur Springs, Aug. 80.
The Convention Of Millers and Distillers met
this p. m. at this place. The attendance was
lar u
tinIore, Philadelphia and the East, and from
many Of the Western States. Fl. H. Culbertson
Of Troy, was chosen President; Secretaries, d.
Thatcher and N. G. Vanderbilt, of Ohio, and B.
Riggs, Of Portsmouth erfas1@s
Mr.. Kellogg Of New York was invited to state
the objects OF the meeting He arose and stated
that too much whiskey was made for the bust
ness to be profitable, that New York CONVEX
ton had recommended that the amount be re-
dnced 80 ii not 50 per cent; that this reduction
would make distilliDg good and safe business.
Mr.. Fougler moved that committee from
each State be appointed to confer together and
bring business before the meeting. 49, .-.,T
w. II. II. Dye of Ohio, H. Lightner Of III. r
Fowler Of Nd, G. W. Kellogg Of n Y, and How
Craig OF Pa, were appointed said committee
IN m0tiou, A. Wilson, IT,, was added to the COM
mittce. The convention will hold . session this
evening, when the committee is expected to re-
port. @ n
~ Washington, Aug. 50.
The President has appointed Joseph 6owdell
POSTMASTER at Oolsmbps in place Of Dawson.
declined; Henry Snyder, rJr., Of Baltimore.
Special Agent vice Mcguire deceased, and re-.
appointed VIM. g. Boggs, Postmaster at Sprin-
field Ohio. Ky Wstlfrar-I. .i"-
Tow CoRwIN on THE HoxEsrEAp BAw-Tom
Corwin has been renominated for Congress- AZ
the time he made an eloquent speech from
which we make an extract:
The PUBLIC LANDs-Thc public land question
next received the attention Of the speaker.-
what DO the Republican party propose 20 do
with the public lands They propose to give !
quarter Of . section Of them to every pocr man
and woman, provided they will 20 10 work
Ihey bold that the public lands belong to the
people Of the United States. The Republican
party passed bill through the House, drafted IN
accordance with their principle, but ia the Sen.
ate bill Of = very different kind vas passed -
The House bill gave tho land to the working,
man; the Senate bill made him pay for IL Bus
Mr.. Buchanan vetoed even that: he 4 M ,.cor