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

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Yesterday. adopted resolutions endorsing Dong
~ aad johnson % the regular candidates
h tt Petersburx. Va, Aug. 81.
n. DOUGLAS commenced IN address last night
at O'Clock. III front 0f Hafsetgs hotel, ~ alnFgs
crowd - lhoE3k - t1nd.a tR1Oa1 kroeted
wfehlrssnendose ehsou.ldA haH n heaf = Nesm
aFose, md the crowd adjgQrns4 "A RAGntx ball
which .was crowded % suf0catiOn. His a6dFcm
occupied over $40 hodfs. 1hS meeting broke 6p
Wish nine csses1S sok IAts1s 0taat 1nd ~ -
thnsiagtn waslunhOgnde& N a9aa lssa sHofI Dsa
u, nf pousl.a says D. ,Isasgtlen sa,pe.s. sny
u f8b0. ne lefk fop Raleigh tkis morning, ehsfs
- ipsaks to-nosro1. H spsaks n aRIoAmtisd
Friday night aadlsASea fpf esapssA . Saturday
20 sli'l q zialsW ashingtSn, Aue. ~ =
- llinOs leats likkt hoase, y ~ s1traAssof
Boeeon baFborusll - illaminAteaI 5ar - 6rDt
simson NOV. .lsth and me- Sept Ast. - be- beeP
m odiesr ssfibiibg Il az Eass rnaiA ssaaad-p
ron OilclAlly Tepotss that Lord Elgin and BAsOn
Groew were endeavofinxFto seltle IL 1iGkealtiea
withAhe Chinese without resortipg 20 force I'll IL
The Democratic State convention q nov IN,
session In this city for the nomination 81 an cleo
toral ticket The DOugisGtes are in : decided
majority. Dwighe w. Rqrlee n Hartford u pee-ea
idept. The morning session has been mostly
occupied in the organization.
IA motion 70 place on the ticket two Bell and
Evefctt electors va voted down ~ lasgs ma
jority u, taIi sfa4q 80 II. ot,ass "a, ias
jacob ssrsds4, N I'D CITIZEN, dlsd 1 here 81 u.
terday morning. aityl 4'R55 tssN ass 4 " I'LL
1 7sssi d 3iasns;d WI; New Orleans, Aug. n.
| tAdyices from Texas state that HOuston ear
nestly presses the Union Of Ill conservative
union men upon one ticket.
~ hss.s 49, Wheeling, Va, Aug. 20.
| Avery lamentable accident occurred to-day,
resulting in the death Of Mrs Daniel Steenrod
and supposed fatally iniaring her son Hon. Lewis
Steenrod Of this city. They were near the city
ID carriage, driven BY colored servant, when
the horse taking fright they we're precipitated
down an embankment. tsaatiA ss4 as'
Alex. stsvens writes friend in Washington
1 he u about to enter The canvass IN behalf Of
Arrangements are being made for fights be-
tween johnny Rock Of this city snd johnny Glade
Of Boston, and between Harry Lazarus and
Jimmy Pagan Of St Louis. at9 ]" eeesiaa n
tsl5 sgF Cumberland, N. d., Aug. g. ai
The President met with most enthusiastic re-
4 ception here this evening on his arrival from
Bedford Springs and is now addressing large
audience from the balcony Of the Revere. Ills
remarks are listened to with the greatest inter
est and Satisfaction. ] 91i Ia ataEi .8s44 ~
/ sa. H. s#, III .gi1.. Reading Aug. %.
4 was nominated for Congress for the full term
and J. b Mckinley for the short term. IN
5000 b ss Chsmbersburg, Pa, Aug. %. "
The franklin county Convention adopted res
olutions yesterday, !. recognizing Douglas and
johnson as the regular candidates.
New York, Aug. rs.
The steamer Persia took out nearly 45O, 900
4 dollarsin specie. 7sdT roaisi5 Igf4aaoH ha
The fremen decided today to have torch
light procession on the arrival Of the Prince Of
Wales. There will also be d military display.
Worcester, Aug. 20.
The Republican State Convention IS very
largely attended, with great outside pressure
Ex-Gov. Boutwell, was President, who addressed
the Convention and was followed by Cabs. sum
ner. A cUmmitte on electoriaf ticket has been
appointed ia'8tiiTa ,s@5ti f47lH1 Alir R4la3
The Convention has nomina ted tJno. Andrews
for Governor by vote Of 1888 to 1926 for Davis,
j. G. Goodrich is nominated for Lieut.. Governor;
Abner Warner for Secretary OF State, and Geo.
Aorey and r. A. Chapman for Electors at Large.
4 sst IN lIsaisaaI ~tti Washington. Aag, %. y
A letter from the Arch Duke MaximilliAn. Of
Austria, to Lieut. Msury, announces that he will
soon visit the United States.
The Commissioner approves the appropriation
for the erection of statues in the Patent Office Of
great American Inventors l b4ass,fnaisssJ s
| s44aasA ysl st sgt. Philadelphia, Aug. 20. wv
i "A split took place this morning in the nomi-
mating convention of the first senatorial district
The convention refused to entertain resolutions
II endorsing Mr.. Douglas. Ex-Mayor vaux the
\ Douglas candidate tor the nomination Of State
senator thereupOn withdrew his name, and the
Dougasites retired from the convention. Hon.
Sam'l s. Randall, who is in favor of Breckenridge
and Lane, was then nominated. Mr.. Vaux will
probably run as an independent candidate.
i Milwaukee, August 90
The telegraph line was opened to ST. Paul to.
day. ta faa 8Tl:4r5ao 45f 5nt s4siue rlad ~ a
II . Il i.l.a tgs.e a, Montreal Aug. 30, w
The musical festival last night in honor Of the
Prince was q very successful affair, 1t lasted
four hours, and upwards of 8 900 persons were
present on the platform, we're LOO performers
who commenced the evening entertainment play
ing various selected pieces, this was followed by
cantata composed for the occasion BY the
Philharmonic society. The whole terminated
by grand operate morcaux by Strackosch's
magnificent troupe Prince and suite arrived at
l0P. n. when the house rose aud cheered Wig
orously. The band striking up god save tie
Queen. The Prince aprlauded the cantata The
Prince left at half past IL O'Clock when he was
again Justify eheered. Lady Frankln was pres
cnt.
The Cricket Match between Canada and the
United States commenced TO day with the fol-
lowing result: Canada, LIST innings, AZ {; United
States, lst innings, l65; Canada, I'd innings,
81, with the wickets to 20 down. The Duke
Of Newcastle notified the Committee that the
Prince Of wales desired to visit the grounds and
he will probably do 80 tomorrow. a gaf 1g4
The review to-day passed off tolerably well.
The Prince compljmented the officers on the APP
pearance and discipline Of the troops and then
left for Isle Dorral above the Lachine rapids. -
He crossed over to the island ina boat from Val
erous, escorted by dozen long Hudson Bay
he partook Of lunch, and then enjoyed himself
| in padding about in canoe. He returned to
| the city in the evening. Tonight there is grand
| torch light procession in his honor n 4# za3q
! .s3n1 4s i4 Brownsville, n r., Aug ~ aG
The people Of Nebraska send by this the f;rst
| telegram from Nebraska, greeting to the States.
The Missouri and Western telegraph line was
completed 70 this place to-day and the first Office
in Nebraska formally opened. Our citizens are
iublant over the event. at.fau iajraslHBw .4
| The weather il excessively hot, thermometer
l04 in shade to-day at noon. ,r..-a -,5
| .5.Gg .ro t.s.seyas. Boston, Aug %.
| The democrats Of the Ind district or Vermont
have nominated Phlander Perrink for Congress,
| ..js. ..fq Syracuse, Aug. 20.
The radical Abolition National and State Con-
ventfon assembled here this morning. About
| 100 persons, including several women, were ore
sent. letter was read from Gerritt Smith.
containing draft for 80 dollars to aid in print.
ing tickets, &c. lie discouraged the expenditure
q much time and money; alluded to the sad
L NV ia As,I 81 ~.
ground for encouragement in iutare.
Delegates are present from Kentucky, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Michigan, Massachusetts.
ONO and New York. ~ 9as sA8a N5EfFs st sGiF
The following are the nominations made: For
President. Gerritt Smith Of New York: vice
President, Samuel Mcfarland Of Penn; Goyern..
Or, WIN. Goodsli Of New York; Lieut. Governor
Sidney A.Becrs Of Brooklyn. h.fS '3HFF7'
Woodstock, ILL.,, Aug 20.
The attendance at the democratic meeting At
this place today, was not as large as was expect
ed. Speeches were made by Hon. ! q Altar