The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-05

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express bs0sEs 4,o0O JstseKys IA Aye ptfyaic
teltgs1uno and j Dhs1U ennaInsy u 8weNsfsa hfzH
eaa Fsanclseey AoriI n01h. .--The eoonupot Jnfr
q 6tsphens sailed g. Panama, this, ,iaorsi,,n,
with ], ~, 703 in treasure.
TIE psf IN days has been very dulf WIN Nv
Anctuafioas = fsice< &C. iasi!- assafssas'aa .
Tis arss pony exprcns Niti sel1psphie datss
from the Atlaatis eitss April M rsspeed ~
telegraph station II Carson Malay at Il ~ r. y.
Anil 18th, whence tlIc news was ttiesTapbed V
San Francisco ard pnbllsbsd ~ s1ase cvcniBg n
exteas, - news bsing only nins days from ccsaa
70 ocean. TIE great feat created pnbssn4iea oa-
me Expres encountered serious obstacles
crossing ths nsountains from CarScst 10 Faces
vile, sacs .having acesmalated 4 fest0etp ~
narrow mule path had been opened. and this Mas
entirely occupied for miles by pack mule aims
On their way from California 70 Washoe Valley
AinsA The Express rider was eomp<lIeA TO dis
mount and break pAth larOandcac mule, thus
caalsing ssvsrse koaIs delay.
He reached Pisceryiilc pn the lath, snd Sac.
ramcnto at 5:3OR ID. same day; tbenre proceed
ed 70 San Francisco By steamer, arriving at 4.
NJ, on the 14sh. Spo0tanAoae celebrations tooE
place q every town Through which slsc Poays.
Express passed. 4 Al P'acerviHe guns wcst h.ed.
speeches made, mpsic " I'll he banda, saving Or
Gsgs and general hersaha A. Sacramento tho
legislature adjourned n honor Of the event. The
stpeets Fers draped With banners. u ladies
thropged the balconies, md thousands blocki d.
the sidewa!ks along the streets through whieh
the pony was expected 70 pass, ~ be came gal
loping along, f0lloFed by Wild cavaleade ot
men wio hsA eoas on On The plains % meet
him ~ .1s " ~ ~
The city echoed uisA - s;axiag q bell,
booming of eannou, aod che 10a9 eont5nued
shoat~ Of the multitude. The demo, stration wN
equally enthusiastic ana nsoss Imposing when
the Express reached San Draaeiacas The cisy
Wa liz up BY nnmeroas bon6rsA Asoseh light
procession was formed. The military eosnpaMies
steamer 10 the heart Of the city on,idst blaze
f light s.sss .fg-.-0. 4 W. 5a@gF
Altogether this wss the mnss enthusiastic d.
moassfaEion ever Witnessed in G lifornia; csus-
ing hearty apprcciaiion Of the enteip. ise gio-
riously cnnsumuated. taa
R.crsmento, Aprft 81. John q. Ben, memher
from Eidorado county, who was sh.t by DR..
Stone on the lib, died Of Ais wounds on the
18th F&
!. The Senate has passed Toe fransGoutjneatal
ae1cg.,ph s;ls;s s;',s; giving soa y asoo, . .s
for . second line, provided bneh lines are COM
pleted 70 tie Mississippi within eighteca snonths.
The bill will pr'b bly, become Z law the
Legisl ture will adjourn Nay lst
The gold receipts at San Francisco. for the
quarter, ending with March, wer. 1lO. soO, ,u0O-
The mines are yielding some returns Of labor.
The Northern Telegraph Go. has ordered line
rom Yerka to Portland, Oregon. ss. +
The trial Of Judge Terry for killing Senator
Broderick has again been postponed till June.
Advices from Oregon are TO the 18th and
British Columbia to the lAth.
In Portland, Oregon, the Republican State
)regon Convention would meet on the 18th 10
lonlaaEc candidate for Congress.
Buffalo. Nay 1. II \.
The 18th Delegated General Conference AZ
ne NJ Z. Church convened this morning in 81.
Tames Hall, in this city.
Bishops Morris, james, Scott, Baker and
Amcs were present, and at O'Clock a. IN. the
enerable senior Bishop, Rev Thomas IT, Morris.
allied the Conference to order.
Religious services OF an impre ssive character
Dllowcd, participated in by the presiding Bishoo
bishop James, Rev. Alfred Bronson and Wise,
nd Rev. Charles b Hppett Of Baltimore.
The Secretary and Assistant Secretaries OF tho
lst General Conference were invited TO come
1rward and act "a Secretaries of this Confer.
nee till it organizes, which thsy did. sa ~ Va
The list of Conferences was then called. No
elegates were present from the W. Conference
Objection was made by Mr.. Bronson to admis-
on OF the ID delegates from Wisconsin Confer
nee on grounds OF improper means employed to sG
ecure the election Of fifth delegate from that
The matter was tabled till the Conference was
organized.
Bishp Norris decided that the first four dele
ates from the Wisconsin conference be entitled
, their seats.
Twenty-Five delegates elected Of whom ls were
bsent S%# %s4s s.@#
The Conft renee proceeded to the election Of
secretary bya hand vote and DR.. ii. III. Harris
the Delaware Confcrcnch and Secretary or the
ut general conferanee. was elected
Is. Grlftin of the N. Y. Conference, Dr. Cox.
the Pittshurg Conference Z. Cook, cf the N
Wis. Conference and A. Film re, Of the East
enes+e Conference were eledted Asst. Sec'ys.
no assumed the duties of their Office The
the Of daily meeting was fixed ut $50 m.. and
ijournment at IL m.
Washington, Nav J. l
The hve new territories which the House
ommitfee propose to organize, contain respec-
yely the following numb rofiahabit.nts: G tip-
wa, 8 20 l0,O 600; Nevada ab ut the same. d
'tah 5000; ldahi Pixies Peak, Is to 9a.tass
riz ma to 5000 Each Of thes. bills contain
e following proviso: Provided that, neye, the
%, slavery has no legal existence il sail terri
~, and nothing herein cont lined shall he
nstrued 20 authorize or permit its existence
erein. These measures win come up for CON.
ieration early next week.
Congressman Wilson and Frank 2. Blai.. T..
we left for Wheeling. to make zee, he's le.ore
Q Republican Convention f5 &
New York. May l.
The inquest on the body OF the frm ,le Via wss
und gagged and sunk with 4 barrel ~ pitch.
the York st. dock, on the 18th OF April list,
's concluded last night at Jersey City Tn,
mains were fully Identified as thosa OF Ada
wife Of Young man known a. Rs
n Charley, who stated he had nos lived With
! wife for over two wears; that she had resided
the Brandreth House, ST Dennis and other
aces living fast life. These facts were cam-
aa'cated 70 Deputy Carpenter. ard furnish
ue Tor the ofdce,s to work on and o. ~hch they
Ack Miss X. for period Of over two wears
'rlng which time she lived in m mrgni6eent style
the St Dennis next At the house OF doctor In
stcr place, thence to the 81. Julien Hotel. next
private house in University place, thence to
9 Lafarge House from whs nee rhe'went on the
ramer CAha~ba, on the 18th Of January, for
~ y leans which was the last positive infor-
alton thy b d ufher. '#
The hotel books revealed the fact that ri.h
'ung man Of f'rmer high standing in the c,n,-
unity had paid Mrs Rcnai dson's hotel bills. the
oms and board am uniting to about $40 per
EEK. FROM anOther source it u reported this
ntleman attempted to sever their connection, fs
her demands on him for money were becoming
ore and more ex0rbitant, sometimes competing
m to furnish her with &700 and $500 at 4 time
order 10 prevent exposure, and that the total
N in two years extorted from him in this man
r amounted to nearly 100000 From this fact
was thought there was sufficient motive for COM
ttal Of the crime. This gentleman was induced
50 to Jersey City, and upon seeing the head Of
. female, he ut once exclaimed. THAT is Mrs.
chardson" lie was then required TO enter in
bonds to appear as witness, but for some
use was not present last night a
Dispatches TO Forney's Press say Virginia has Y.
solved not to secede and Maryland, Tennessee X
d majority Of Kentucky, North Carolina and
souri win remain in the Convention.