The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

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1irDc 81 hu1d;nx 10 n1puhI KIN 1aMOn1t Coqven-
don having been Submitted 70 the member 6
49, lspfltitsp llatipaAl goala.s and W. n
determined Ii accordance with the wishes "a e
maiofi1y there that tho said ConventiCn " hsl9
IN NJ okcSday TIE I6tiI day III My ncxG Signed
Edwin " MORGAN, Chairman.
u WI. III Cn4n, SscsssAFy.ss / b@ II
49, ~ nsa eLafsyesse, reb< -. II
Il Mis- Jennfe II Dugnn, who - i.j.rsd BY the
hraakinr of = 6uid lamp u Delphi, IRd-, On Non
day night, died y . o'clock this morning ~
81. F5.s..saa Bsston, Febs 20. I
An arrival Ut Salem brings adsices from ne
African sruadron, to Dec. 14th.
q Can't. W. n. Armstrong, Of The San Jac'nso,
had been suspended Tor disobcdiencs q crdcrss
Lieut.. i. Donnelson and Carpenter Dibbie, II
the same ship, had been sent home % account q
Z Lieut.. a. w. Hughes 40 10 connand ofsas
San Jacinto. ss4 .ssA. AE s9t
II was expected that Grst Lieut. NcDonougl, |
Or the Constitution, world be assigned 70 The
command If tho Snmpter.
LIEUT. Rich had been transferred from she |
Portsmouth to the supply ship. &c.. 60 III.
Lieut. Brown had been transferred from thc
supply ship to The Portsmouth.
NJ,
way At 81 Paul de Lcoauda, hnd wonld pro-
coed forthwith to st. Helena, with areqnisition
from Commodore Inman upon Sir DruHmond
nav. Governor for the Captain, officers andrew
| III he bark Orion. taken BY the British ship
| pluto. With $50 slaves on board. The Mystic
| was under the command Of Lieut.. Leroy.
| n sss.. s{4.ss ~ Cincinnati, March !.
| First Dispatch s4f
Th;sa.m. at s o'clock, as the workmen were
encapsd IN tearing down the old 81. Xavier
i Catholic Church on Sycamore street. the walls
i fell. burning ISor 20 labarcrs IN the ruins UP
| to 10 o'clock, ten dead bodies had been taken
4 out, Particulars will be given soon. a.tss
fSecond Dispatch.1
! 4 The uns,aes DC the killed are Martin Vaughan.
John Wainly, Timothy Sullivan, Timothy Shay,
i Pat,iek Gallagher, James, Kigey, John Russell,
i Daniel Brady Thomas Shiras John Duffy, kich-
ard Fitzgerald, andstwo others, names Unknown
stephen Giocklini il fatally injured All were
laborers, and leave families. The Coroner = now
"o'Ne Third Dispatch
II The Church was being torn down for the pur.
pose Of giving place to new one. II was the
/ Oldest Catholic Church in the city. The acci.
dent was caused By an attempt TO overthrow ~
walI tweaty feet high, one foot thick and thirty
) feet wide, BY undermining The rain yesterday
D affected the foundation, and rs soon as u was
loosened d little BY the men this morning., It un-
t expectedly fell in. Fifteen men were ut the
I'll time a work one Of whom succeeded in escaping,
II and thirteen were crushed to death, and the 9th
It er mortally wounded. aa~f a4tt
ST. Louis, March l.
4 The Missouri Opposition Conversion met q
e Jefferson Yesterday Most of the counties In
. the state were represented. The attendance
n was large and impressive. The utmost harmon,
y and enthusiasm prevailed The Convention wa
4 permanently organized by the appointment 9
!, Hon. Abel Leonard President and the usua
o. number Of Vice Presidents and Secretarys.-
IL The President, on taking the Chair, announces
se the object of the Convention TO be the nomina
az ton Of Hon Edward Bates for President OF IN
I'd United States Resolutions opposing the arran
DC heresies of the Democratic party as rcgard
IT, slavery agitation and the African slave TRACE
ne to the reasonable ayowal that the elevation
the Presidency, by the regular constitution;
&c mode. Of the candidate of any party, is in tse
ut sufficient cause for dissolution Of the Union.
&c to granting free homesteads to actual settlers
&c to the doctrine of secession, rs promulgated
Of the ultra Southern leaders. declaring Hon. "
ia, ward Bates the choice Of the Convention Tor q
Presidency These were unanimously adopte'
en- amidst tremendous applause On motion,
e. Committee was appointed to report an elcctor
ne ticket to the Convention. Adjourned
Its Yesterday morning fire broke out in u
he mill OF Dabris 4 Ellis, Cherry st, which, toSet
ty er with the Pixies Peak Saloon, adjoining, WI
", entirely DESTROYED The boiler mandatory
ne Esyard Boyle was also considerably damaged
to Loss Sc 900: partially insured
Is The steamer Challenge from St. Louis for y
ar Illinois river sunk just above ST Louis on Tue
81 day. her freight was all safely removed TO
barge. The boat was valued at $4,000. lnsr
cd Tor 81, 900 in Pittsburg.
Reading, Pa, Mar. I.
grN Al tt.o.l 1akA&. NJ
~ vention are Wm Bigler, John l. Dawson, WI
90 Montgomery, and Joseph II Baker.
cy. 4g New York, Mar. I.
70 The steamship Edinburgh, from Liverpool ID
the February, via Queenstown 10th, will be up 2.
La i. NJ.
zen A package Of diamonds valued at 30, 600 d,
md lars has been stolen from the bonded warch0u
.et il Broad street Suspicion falls on Michael NJ,
hat ply, foreman Of the building, who has abscon
zed ed.
i'm The warehouse 90 Front street. was burn
,pe this A. NJ. Loss 5000 dollars.
cut NEW York, March lst.
i'm The steamship Edinburgh from Liverpool, "
ish 18th, via Queenstown, 18th il at the souti-ws
I'M spit. Her news viii not probably be received
I'M time for this r. NJ publication.
lad SPECIAL DlsrArcH.-Readng, March lss..
HenryD Foster OF Westmoaelaud, was noniini
~, ed for Governor by aecllnation by the Dem
III; IL cratic State Convention.
1ri. Washington, March I.
the HorsE.-Mr. Adrian arose to question
at privilege desiring to reply to tho censures {;
upon the Committee appointed TO make arran;
red ments for the inauguration Of the Statue
had Washington.
.pe, Messrs. Farnsworth, Loyejoy, Crawford, a
has others, objected. tAa
bly, Mr.. Adrian thought ii most unjust to the eli
last acter OF the Committee Of this House that 50
explanation was not permitted to be made wi
:, ccnsare has been npon the Committee by
Mr. Carriers resolutions. r 4t
inc Mr. Cater designed TO answer ths reiecti
cast upon him in connection with the resolGti
be Mr.. Barksdale called him to order.
r The Speaker said Mr. Carterss resolution
ne not in possession Of the House, objections hay
ieai been made to its reception. 8
ney- Mr. Phelps, from the Committee on Ways
No. Means, reported back with amendments the
aere to establish an Essay Office at 81 Louis
!, at 4
nnst Somebody finds that all the childless Pr
- dents, except Polk, have been reelected,
+ az argues that Buchanan will therefore have a \
,ired ond term. But the analogy fails, for Bucha
atch il wifelcss a. well a. childless There is no
,usi ing how many children he might have had if
dice, woman had been willing 70 take him
and John Rose, wealthy citizen Of New Y,
mace lately deceased, has bcqaeathed $3.50, 600
whole property with the exception Of about Z
Eho 0oO) to benevolent and charitable DISTRIBUTE
a ns including 100000 which goes conditional,
i, 4. the colonization society unless citizens Of
j Il York make up . ike sum to be joined with
ami. in the education In agFeslsnre OF INDECENT
,;rSn children. ,
rIned Tom Corwin hasn't as yet sufficiently rev
live his great six hour speech ,iifihe Honsc, be
gro the election Of Speaker, % allow its publica
ollar In The Giabe III il the Joke I'd Westminster