The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28
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rs Hey % wanted 70 tcetify again. 81
he The intelligence Of the disastrous defeat az Il
On Liberals in MEXICO b. Miramon has tlau,sg.d 4
Cd pfospecf OF McLancs Treaty; il being Mantle
We r s'1' suarcx mas no foothold outside Of ve1
er Cruz, and that even there HID tenure L frail
u a detachment Of mounted rilenlen. una,
n Lieut. Tracy, is ordered to Fort Craig, and anot
e- CT, under Lieut.. Jackson, 70 Fort Stanton !
30 company K. Of mounted ri6emen had bcen 4
dcred from Fort Union to Fort Bliss.
9, Mr. Caveriy, Secretary Of the American L
* sauon ut Lima, has come home in the Balti,
IN bringing the peremptory refusal Of the Per,v;a
IN Governments TO Aquidatc the American claim
it Mrs Tillv, who was injured by the recent :.
re c.ient on the Hudson River Railroad died IN All
A. city last evening" q s'sE7s -
II gentleman from Acapulco informs us tina
n on'y the artillery Of the Liberal army numbering
n aDsut z,OOO troops were engaged in the bath
e o. the 2lst The main body Of the troops unde
Kochs having failed 70 como mp, owing Is was be
u licved to sreacherv . AS#
The artillery which was under the command. I,
l. OoL Halle an American from San Francisco IA
d cut to pieces owing to the fact that Niramon
= artillery was much heavier and longer range thar
y thai Of the Liberals.
y 0Oi. Halle escaped to Mazatlan, where at last &C
( counts he had purchased and was fitting cut two
small vessels, with which he intended to proceed
{ 70 Aanzansilla for the purpose of capturing the
. TWO vessels seized in that port BY Miranon.
" hen MiramOn left the Capital he had 1000
troops IN command, 1000 OF which under Mar:
r qnax stopped at Gu. delsiara to cover Miramon,
ret eat, should he have been forced to make ono.
. Marquee II will be recollccted was at last ac-
counts imprisoned in Mexico for his seizure Of
the $4,000, 900 conducta at Tepec.
Inc Republican Convention at Hartford. after
fennmlnating the present State Officers, selected
the following Delegates to Chicago for the State
az large LIST District, Gideon Wells, of Hart.
ford; I'd, Z. r. Foster, Of New Haven: 3D.
Holley, of Lakeyiile.
District Dclegates-lst Congressional District.
y: - Courier, of Pennington, and L. f. Pease,
OF Somers; I'd District, E. w. kellogg. of Water
bury, and A. Il. Cleaf, of Mddletown: Sd Dis
tsict, Jas. Gallup, of Planefield and II. il. Stalk
weather, of Norwich; 4th District, Z. s. Tweady.
ford. = 1'''-
Resolutions Of strong Republican characte.
were adopted and the Convention broke nm With
rousing cheers for the Union.
Hon. i. +. Blair, Jr., of Missouri. gave last
evening, before the Young Mems Republican
union, in the great Hall Of the Cooper's Insti-
| t9te, . lecture on the attitude Of parties. Upon
Tue patioHn were MANY of the most prominent
Republicans of the State The Meeting WAS
called to order by the President Of the Union
MT. Chas. I. Rogers, and Hiram Barney was
elected Chairman After few preliminary re-
MARKS the Chairman introduced the Hon. Mr.
Blair who was received with prolonged and en-.
tnasiastic applause. Mr.. Bair's address occupied
Two hours IN thu delivery, and he was frequently
interrupted by enthusiastic and continuous an |
plausc. AT the close three tremendous cheers |
were given for blair and c. N. Clay and the State
of Missouri. '','o
Inc steamship Teutonia arrived this evening
bringing London evening papers of the 7th.
Inc funds were fimer in London on the It'll /
Bissiness quiet.
Exchange on Austria had risen in consequence
Vienna ~
Tie application for the new Canadian losn had
reached fl2,0O0,OOo
The Bank of England had raised its price for
hne gold from fs, lis lO4d, to e. 1885,
cardinal Wiseman is said to have promised an
Irish brigade to the Pope.
The Circassians are rapidly emierating to Tur
key and Rome. 10000 have arrived at Constau.
tmopie, add 5000 more had assembled at
Kertch
Report says that Victor Emanuel on New
Years day, in reply to speech of the Neapolitan
Ambassador, said that all would be arranged
peacefully. He also said to the Spanish Minis
ter, tell your Queen she ought to unite with me
and not believe all these pastice of the Priests
The U. ) steamers Sumpter and Mystic left |
Fernando Pc, December Sd, for Leanier. Tie
81 Jaciuto was at Congo; all we'll !
Albany, Jan. 60
Zimmerman, the paramour OF Mary Hartung, ,
and indicted with her for the murder of her hus,
band, was acquitted this evening of the charge !
rs principal, The Jury not leaving their seats,
ne was taken back to jail to await trial on two
'thes indictments as accessory before and after
The fact "a
Especial Despatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.
In re is programme on foot to appeal to the :
republicans to withdraw Mr.. Sherman and try !
T. Joy Morris, Of Pennsylvania, Amer:canRe
publican, for Speaker, but the mass of the Re-
will not consent to it. Some of the
americans have been appealed to vote for Lara
zee, OF Wisconsin, but not enough of them can
DC induced to consent to give any shadow ofhopc
IT success for this plan. Many Of the Democrats
low are talking of another trial of Mr.. Hamtons =
trength but an entire union Of the American .
M democratic vote, counting ont II. Winter !
Davis, Briggs and two three of the Ant-I.e-
ompton men who will not consent to it, would
lot elect Mr. Hamilton. II
The Republicans are constantly in receipt of
nost encouraging letters in support Of their
curse here. Rcalf, the witness before the Sem n
te investigating Committee, was again examin- ;,
This morning. lie told nothing ncw He is
repairing written statenant which he will pub :
sh setting forth all which he could not get into
is testimony before the Committee. 1t will ex-
lain the rise and progress of the John Brown
aid, his own connection with it-why lie left it 10
what he thinks Of Slavery now, and of the
emocratic, Republican and Abolition parties
e is something of poet and pre-eminently 9
ne-idea man.
Barksdale made heavy and labored speech in eli
ne House to-day, which, combined with desire
} hear Douglas, empticd the benches like -
amc. When be closed, there were not over 4;
fly Representatives in their places Corwin :
Use to reply, and created much mcrrimcnt BY
ringing out the fact that all this talk had been
\ point of order. After he had said he had
fought OF making motion to proceed to bal
4, members poured in much to the chagrin OF
scomftted Barkstlsle. Mr.. Corwn made a
'ccch defining the position Of the Republicans
nd rebuking the disunonists in calm, but strong
nguage. The House and galleries were crowd.
!, and he was surrounded by nearly every Men,
ar, who listened attentively throughout, to his
marks. The Democrats writhe under his
,eech-terribly.
:" The dog gocth back to his vomit and the
w to her wallowng.' Douglas has done both
'day. He stood up before vast concourse of
,ople who had assembled to listen to him
very available inch of room was occupied, cx-
,cting him to repel the assaults that have been
ale upon him by the Democrats. But 10 -
G stood there for two mortal hours, and ate
rt for the amusement OF Southern masters
eihaps in this way he may win the Charleston
but those who listened to him were
rely disappointed, and he uttered not single
w idea. 1t was stump speech, and was
'omptly, ably and quickly answered by Mr. Fes-
nden, of Maine. Douglas has now done what
IS all along been expected of him.
Mr.. Wilson OF Massachusetts, will speak in the
mate tomorrow.
Those Members who signed the pledge not to
low the plurality rule to pass, now openly de-
are tina. their object in preventing an organiza-
IN was to secure a practical dissolution You
III recoilect that your correspondent promul-
ted this programme some weeks SINCE 1t
pidly developing itself. The Republicans are
lpetul as ever tonight Parties are rapidly a..
nning their proper positions, and one or two
ore such exeerating speeches as that of Mr.
,rwin's, will bring on a crisis, when this pend
s struggle shall be settled.