The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-09

/ A.a s~@~ p ~ sUc 1pxn4deHt n. Z,
Arthur Ed.ard. andhis sssociases w
g alios Edwards 4 Co. for nsis 1e
Northern lakes, and vas vetoed Y. Wa
because The charges allowed No., !, A.. -
Mr.. Yulec opposed. sxhaFA
Mr. bingham advocated th.Am
tion being taken: shall IN. Nm ~ N
standing the Presidents ve,a psss M
yeas ~, nays 70. ~ a.
Mr.. Bright renewed his mo,;.
resolution fixing the day q ad;a VIM Y "
resolution provides Tor an ad,o~.ra'
l0eh, % ~ \. aMeate
Mr. Cameron hoped no Reprbl;..
ed on. ssnH bin u.
~ B'gler took the same vie,
Mr. Wilson opposed the res. ,l.,;x
was not in condition to ad;ou,s w
90 20 70 justice 70 the public in,r,rs,. ~
and tend 70 Lusine... 4 ''e'' drys,
| H. was ready 70 me,t IN. t..
| ell others. Mr Gre, n thopch, " qsss
prepared to adjourn. lie MI 1ihtf u
mp the Paciic X. X. iill and &c.. WI " ~
session. Mr.. Hale advocated NJ .dE
Seward moved to lay il IN ~ Riaa
nays SO. Mr.. Bigler moved !. y, ~ III
adjourn on The 9Th. The sul.;-r -A, Y.
debated BY Messr-. Fessender. q -. "
crs. Mr.. Cameron moved 10 80 800 ~
jet till tomorrow. He sid !, 1919 M As
ised By the democrats Of Pa. thu, !. !. -
tariff bill this session. He 'as4
league honestly made thi. pro,;.. y
thought they could I, through u /. y Z
Blglers amendment vas elected 4. A. -. ~
was 'hfn adopted, ayes 70, nays = = , -
| Ases-Ba,ard, Benjamin, b. ~ D.. I !. ~
mt, Clark, C!ing'nan, Crittendasss e. IFsa C.
Fitzpatrick, Hate, Hammond Hsr. J,rs "
lyerson, johnson Of Ak. JAaA Has
Kennedy, Mallory, Mason. Pa,sa 1 y IA
Sebastian, Slidrll, Thompson w., f,gh. R
| Nayes-Anthony. Bigltr r. Hlgtil
Chandler, Collamer, DooHnb - 80 esners
den, Foote, Green, Grimes, G.a ~. Ie~H
Ian, King, Latham. NichoIssn, p.s -, n
Simmons, Sumner, Ten Eyek Tuss,ss y
Wilkinson. Wilson. "
| nj. wade moved % take np the Y,,..
Hostages ~, nays 32-a strict MARI
eept Messrs. BIGGER and PngL voted n,
publicans. M, Douglas WV na;rpa ~
Clay, and Mr. cfittenden with n, IN
Ark. Messrs. Kennedy and sau!.bury =
sent or not voting. With these e,c.,.
the Republicans voted aye and tie ~
nav.
The army hill was proceeded with vi
taking the question, II 5:3oP. NJ tbs.
jovrucd.
Various amendments we're di.ru..a4
NJ Brown, liking the ten Of Of Audi N
this year, and hereafter, entering Al NJ
~ years for lower classes, and ive...s.
cr classes, Was adopted, a. was one n \, NJ
son providing for thu paymen, 81 ints-..
settlement Of the accounts OF IN 90, II
have advanced m0a, y to The tip,.-J ~ I'LL
ment tor military purposes ars ,,,-s-E
| Mr.. johnson, Of Ark, movsa IN. III
ton after debate without takin. its 49,. n
Adjourned.
On the fist part Of the proceeding. Y,
ard made report OF the petitian osFE
born, asking to be relieved from nblrr
appear before tn Harpsrs Ferry Com. !. 81
I'd that the Judiciary Committee be 4.sI Ell
from the further consideration af The ~
tioa.
HorsE.-Thc I.ousc continued In ~
deavoting with the aid o. tie Serssast,.t
to get together quorum until ID 6'eEa
morning, when quorum being fnallr "
il went into committee on the tortikass
Mr.. Mckeon having the Haor
Mr. Nekeon made a speech On ths Y
! Fta- i "a
House adjourned till Friday.
independence. Mo. Jun
The Gew Mexican mail with dates i II v
ult., arrived to-day.
| The Nasajoe Indians made 40 att.a vi
Fort Defiance few days vetore the nal !. Fl
came very near taking it a. they xsrt YIN
pectins anything of the sort FortuHass
by some Encouragement Of IBfi#
presence was discovered, and after las d Wy
they we're repulsed.
| Trains OF wagons were arriving Wi ~
points in the Territory a,most dailv, "a
ness was reviying to some extent, bGs ~
somewhat depressed.
Siy companies Of soldiers are On Red RsN
/ the look out for indians
| A passenger came 10 Fort Union with The vi
who stated that he had orders from Col
trlroy 70 the troops not to attack the Ind "
it could possibly he avoid, d.
Six companies also left Pawree furk \
first on scout, and if they 10 not receives !
demanding orders, they will no doubt arp n
Indians from the road, or ship them ID "
mission. The fo.ty d. gppls Epat ieh ff
fork same weeks agn to itttck band II
returned without finding them. This maj
through without an escort, not seeing ~
on the road, and would have msde srhed4
only they Travelled FIVE DAYS with IN Ok tn
A train OF nineteen wagons eit here to-
Denver, and others are making prepan.N
leaving in few days Tie Hews here fr
gold mines is very fiatterins and his
quite stir amongst the fiencs u Wy
there. The weather is still dry and no n
p-psnect ef rain,
II = philadelphia Iu
The mos. extensive arrangements fr
made for the reception OF the JapaRr
the great topic Of the people. The lApiAs
arrive at Q O'Clock Saturday p M, and
received BY large body If military III ~
mittee of the Council are holding dailYn1
They intend giving the public ever oeFsr
of observing the strangers. upta aFfssk
will be employed for the Ambassadors p NV
City Troop and Black HGzzars will aelEis
ial guard. Places viii be assirnedh TO-
sion for the Cow. s,dsr. S,yysrt l.
Reed, and the Judges Of the several c.
torchlight procession OF the aremen sui
the steam lire engines l. Contemplated.
The Ambassadors hare accepted an W
TO matinee az the Academy OF Music, Y
en- on Tuesday, under the auspices Of W
and Clark, of the Arch street Theatre
tertainment will comprise popular selects
the opera drama and ballet.
Concord, n H.. Im
Governor Goodwin was inauguratrd 10
There was an annual military and ciE4
on the occasion. Tlr Governors Hrs \
= new corps, wis dAsrryetFly admired taap
as they do the elite and chivslry 81 y
The Gavernor's Message j, brief ~
devoted 10 the loc,l affairs, Of Which y
encouragingls. IN combustion ~ safs -
Hampshire declares 10 al disc ganifrrs =
unlonist<. wherever tnand, th he starts
Union and the Constitution, a. iHfeP#as
BY any new lights, sectional eilqnes
platforms but hv itself, i,s frsmets al
cedcnts Of al department. Of he fe'f'h
erumSnt. s'
ciTc.ur,ii lrH' n
| Henry Crowley, tssthrr N tte -
burn Female Seminary, while eseoriihs
dies home from the Opera llouse ~ y
attacked by rowdies at the eorrer 2 -
Hunt streets, and stabbed u iae ofe's''
instant death. The murlersrs NY W.
rested.
| New York,
| a fire. ta-iay, IN Husserials iaie'a4T
lery Of Paintings, destroyed vaiaapR
Washington lHs
The Democrats Of the Senate hfs1 80
=. m, ut which they agreed 70 .S@
Green's amendment 20 the kansas ~
the boundaries and sending the qass'1@ Ii
the people.
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