The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-04
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Z No ccnsus returns have yet been oficfally
. tcetved ny ~ Bupsrsnsendent. The Nara
viii commences their transmission in August
nr. Matthew Eeepe1 hAs beeAl nppointed ~
7 Tor ~ OucAitaA ana other Tsxas Indiane,
Gated On The lanas leased from the Choctaws.
y Lieut. Ransom has been ordered With
tachnient OF troops 70 the bfg timbefs cn the
I kansas, where the War Department ID eeeaAli
!. ING military post for the protection Of gore
mens and emigrant trains szs -
u 81 A47 Nalifa1. Juiy 90
u There are more visitors in town chan va
J Pecfed. sIhe caty j. aalready oserHowing. u
important incident has occurred except that
Prince win land at III o'clock on Monday. 4
Governor has proclaimed Monday and fuesti
holidays but the telegrAphi osBcea will Be opt
II t.-.f- sai4ssle4 independence, No, July 81.
Inc New Mexican mail, with dates 10 She is
,ast;, 8 arrived last night, making the distance
| News hal reached SAINTS Pe that Nam,
Cnoves, with afty Mexicans had gone in psars,
ot large band 0f Navajo Indians Who had :,
on herd Of sheep from the Rio Grande. III,
overlook the Indians and had i fight with the,
ln which 20 Mexicans and 40 Indians were kf!lt
AMI wounded and considerable auantity ,
sneep and other stock recovered !
i Businessin Santa Fe vas reviving. The cfol
l promise good yield. bnt provisions we're ri
scarce and command very high prices. 81
-. mH'or n s,NeogeWicks Ns command are at Bent
.capt. Stewart. . sew days ego, wen. in pursu
o. ana captured the family Of Tie principal chic
81 the kiOwa tribe of Indians. and in the mcle
two soldiers were wounded. one by Al arro,
being shot IN his cheek but at last accounts fror
him the point Of the arrow was ssill in the woun
ana he would be sent to Pawnee Fork for med
cai treatment. Two Indians were killed.
y. as II, .. New York, July 80.
The steamship Quaker CITY arrived this after
noon from Havana Among her passengers ar
Adnairat Pingon, of the Spanish navy, and Do,
antonio Mantilla, Mayor Of Havana. f sf-r,
Two INES OF steamers are established, th,
aaDanero. from Havana to Bahia, and the Osce
Ola, from Batabano, Cuba, to Truxillo. sAf a
business was quite active for the season. Su
gar firm at S4@Sa reals, for New Orleans "a
shipments OF the week 81, 900 boxes sales large
and some on speculation; stock a7O. 600 boxes
Aciassses firm at 81 s@3t reals for clayed: 3a604
ior Muscovado. Money somewhat EASY, Freirhts
active and unchanged. Sterling Exchange l3t
slst premium, on New York 4tal4 premium.
I, sarAa is Philadelphia, July 80.
Ihe Pennsylyanian has changed proprietora
!, ~. =. Norwltz retiring, succeeded by John II.
breenncr The Breckinridge and Lane flag has
been hoisted. Rs sHaat -, - - -
,g, @ 4 l5 Boston, July so.
Lord Lyons and Frederick Ware, ESQ. Of the
British legation left here this morning for Can
ada, to meetfyhe Prince Of Wales. 18s' = N
Hon: Jonathan Phillips died yesterday, aged
olent citizens 1 - - "A
An unsuccessful attempt was made Satrrd,v
l'ght to throw the n. Y. Express train from M.
rack, near Birmingham, BY placing sleencrs
cross thc rails. The train had been running at
llsn speed, being behind time, but the engineer
'au just smut on steam NJ il was nearing the dc.
~, when the engine struck five sleepers on the
rack. Three OF them were thrown Off the r.ils
'ut two caught under the cow-catcher and were
orne along till the train stopped The train
ockcd feartully, causing panic, but no damage
Tas done. M s, :, WITT .-T'.'r -~'e
49, Washington. July so.
Inc officers OF the United States Agricultural
ociety are Industriously employed in sending
= az parts OF the Union the premium lists and
ircuiars ct the great National Exhibition which
20 pc held at Cincinnati in September. II il
apeclea mat me Cincinnati fair will eclipse any
The premium amounts to $35. 900. Of Which >
offered for horses A level trnek one MT. to,,s,
nd fifty feet in width will offer fine opnortuni.
Tor trial speed. Large cash premiums are Al. |
offered for portable and for stationary steam
lsines, steam plows and steam FIRE engines |
nc grand gold medal of honor is offered for tho
nst threshing machine. 20
The Coast Survey Office and the Smithsonian |
are investigating the subject of tor
ldos, stimulated by those of recent occurrence |
the west An efficient officer connected with
g Coast Survey has been detailed to visit the
enes and the effects for the procuring Of such
TIA as to geography, &c, as will aid the scientific
Although no proclamation has vet been made
20 the result, there il reason to believe the
mt commission have come to the conclusion
at Paraguay is not responsible for indemnity
'ie Y; p. and the Paraguay Navigation Com
hy, "h'eh Claimed damages 10 the extent Of
airy one million dollars, exclusive Of the al
.lnabic privileges
The Savannah has been ordered to the Medi.
rranean as part Of the American squadron
tilont reference to the massacre in syria Tbe
eamship Richmond, Capt. Ingraham. It is said
wing volunteered to take command. would
se been orlcred thither if she conld have been
eparcd in time for service in that sea.
Inc steamship brooklyn left Pensacola We'd
sday for Norfolk.
Official dispatches faom Utah show that 600
ny reyolyers and 5000 cartridges were fur.
he'd BY the acting Adjutant General 10 the
M q Russell's Pony Express, TO defend the
ers from the Indians.
y; y. Irwin is in charge Of the British Leea.
during the absence Of Lord Lyons, in Can
Jo'onel Preston, Minister to Spain, has been
hsacilng business at the State Department /.
imlnary 70 his return to Madrid
ien. Lane mas arrived from visit to North N.
roiina.
The difficulties which have arisen in regard "a
nosse printing are amicabiy adjusted. Gov.
d, the House Printer, returned TO-DAY and .
parties have agreed upon settlement M
lgborn whose authority 10 recognized, remains
the legal representative and agent OF Mr..
q to superintend the business, and Sarcomb
English are employed to execute the print
Fhe House printing will now be speedily n
cnted. Four thousand copies ef the Coyodc n
ort will be immediately distributed. "
New York, July %. 2
ne Herald's Washington correspondent saws. q
only additional news from the Occaouon y
ibie is the fact that Gov. Letcher has com u
co ten. Hutton TO order out one company Of
tia 70 preserve the public peace Il IS be.
ed, however, that Hutton's sympathy il with
mob, and il Is doubtful whether the traons .,
10 frc vt the mob, or the Republicans. Some Il
'ers OF the Alexandria Militia had left Wash. Il
on with the expectation that their commands
I'd be ordered to Occaqnon,
dyiccs from st. Johns to-day. ?. NJ -.
the Liverpool Cotton Market unchanged 4
other commercial news vet to hand from tho q.
Of Washington. 54. b.
Burlington, VT, July 80.
on. >. 4. Douglas arrived at $3.50 4. n. Ne
greeted BY large and enthusiastic collec- ~
81 citizens, escorted BY the Howa.d Guard II
large procession Of carriages and citizens,
passed through the principal streets 70 The
Hall, where Mr.. SAKE introduced Mr.. n. 10 ],
audience, some 500 in number, and Mr.. Doug III
esponded in . short speech expressive of M m
'eciation Of the kind aud honorable reception 60
far given him in his native State. M. e
gias received his friends at the American n
y. He left for Montpelier on the 7:so train II
evening. a n n
a-43 A Davenport, July %. al
Di- u. Walters, Of Her Brittanic Naicstys az
ice, arrived here this evening from Montreal N
has engaged rooms at the Burtis House fnr /, M
Prince Of Waies on his Western tour. a.
Kankakec, July %. sit
% Wide Awakes held a sociable at the res;. an
e OF James Nc(srew Fer ~, tLo o,,a.:- or