The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

OanI0snsa malls o. ne 10Th June.
s;sss; ass ;sIa as ~ ~ fsH fNarI Yeftn
Moderate business doing In ~ san Francis,
Market o. The sss&i ~ t5isSsctions of inspc
"a. :,ess 6ft's fsEEa HA510E
ii Wolfe Z Co, E4uShA ASilesv q Gacramento \,
failed and jebbine hsussas O. Francisco. 3
spsssss psssscs T. ts;ss ssssd g 81 fiHfIsl
4 Nazatlan advicmEspart he f,igase Lsncass4
TO leave here June ID To- Guaymas, 70 return !
20 days and then leavclfbr Acapulce,, ,Panama
e. The - Marys. Was a leeys On the IN
day Tor the sAn1e pleeesFkH3 .& .t0E
| The Tyone was e1pected from San Fsancisc
to make her htad qusstes1At 4faxxsIaf. rs'G ~
| Three American vesscls 1fich we're rccentl,
seized q AazAtlsn had bees, sivenaes
The British tsseps As9feraernsea San Blos
Late news from New Granada states that d
act for he feparatioA of the sEate C DolIval
from inc coniederacy, vas formally presented
July Oshef ssAtes Nsrc NJ open hostility "a
me GovcrnmtAt and ths States 81 SanlaDder and
Magdalena were also nboAe IL scpNrata. Il y
San Salvador had prohibited shc I.np,,rta,ou
Of foreign spirits into that ftpublic aftcr the yUU
Of June. iii fYtsrF. @rWF fEf TET
Adyiccs from Callao 70 June 2aiL, state. .that
the y. s steamer WyonhAk weNAi ssshain fl,{es
all the settlement u The diGicultss hesween the
Y. ). and Peru. II was reported that the Peru
Wan Government was n1ore favorabIy disposed to
apcaceful settlement since the American Minis
tef's firm stand. E "A III g-sissa shsss4xsvsr sag
Thos. yBereforth, 4 labercr residence In Wash
ington street, beat his wife TO death yesterday
with cotton hook tie Il under arrest. He
pleads intoxication as the cause. 1FE#A
An aftrAy occurred - Friday at stone quar-
~ between two laborers named John Butler and
Johii warner. Both were scyerelg injured
Butler has since died Warner ii Ii cdstoar..I
81 Domingo adviccs Of July 8 have bres, ~.
ceived. About 5000 emigrants hadI sraiseA
from Venezuela. ,ts = ss4rr+F-s5 sxFrT.g -
Gen. Santa Anna, with 5000 troops, il on tLc
line between st. Domingo and Hayii and ready
to declare war against the Hayticns, of, account
Of Gen. Genirss tresapassinK on his dominions.
4 skirmish took place at Cercadc, June 30.h. y,
The British Consul had gone by request or the
Haytiens to settle the difficulty arising from the
attempt 70 raise the vaiae Of the paper romcney
and from other causes. rss5a -yrr# a, n. WY,
St Johns, N. T., July q.
The preparations for the reception Of the
Princc Of Wales are nearly completed. Thers
Y much excitement among eli classes in view of
the contemplated event.
The programme Of demonstration on the arri-
val Of the Prince :--On lst day the Governor.
Bishops, Judges, &c., meet the ROYAL party on
Queens wharf, and the different Societies,
beaded by the @Nasonis hOdy, .EosA aa sseest .
the Government House. In the evening there
WI be display Of fireworks and tbe public
buildings win be Illuminated
On the second day the Prince holds levee
and receives an address There will be regatta
On Lake Quiviva, and probably the Prince wlll
drive round the Lake. in the evening there viii
be grand ball, which the Prince win attend.---
On the third day he emharks, and the arrange
ments are the same a. at his landing The wealth
er is beautifully clear and cool The squadron il
expected here tomorrow or Wednesday evening.
The House of Parliament 70 Handsomely deeora-
led. Much enthusiasm prevails tas S@a
Boston, July 23 Nh
The Chicago Zouaves are creating great SEN
sation here. An immense crowd was attracted
10 the Common to-day to witness their drill,
which strongly impressed military men, and ere
ated quite . furore among the thousands of spec
'ators The Zovaves visit Charlcstown this af-
ernoon q the guests Of the military Of that city,
ind are expected to visit Salem to morrow The
lime of their departure South Is not definitely
ixed. .1.4 gy4g as 4s5r ~ H5v
Ea Dubuque, July 23.
River, ~ feet In the channel Weather clear
Aerc0ty 50. o#gH l yal 3a.Fa3
=- Bloomington, July 93. IN
On Sunday evening an Irish girl named Mary
luinlan, in the family Of John DIETRICH, wss
tindling fire from Auid can, the Huid explo-
led, setting her clothes on Rre, and before asss-
'ance could be rendered, shc was 80 badly inju-
ed that her recovery ts impossible. lHa
Fort Smith, Ark, July 22. \
The Telegraph line Is now completed to this
,oint and an office opened for business. f1nt
The overland mail coach, with gan Trancisco
lates to the I'd Of July arrived at 10 O'Clock this
morning, with some Of the passengers who receive
ID injuries at Mountain Station, by the running
Iway of team. + asF N4& sA ss. Ss&A7
The California dispatches are very meagre BY
bis arrival, nothing having transpired since the
ast report worthy Of note No market reports
nce the special dispatch Of Saturday. There is
literally not an item ofnews since the dispatch
tent to visali on Saturday. 4~ a3G ...
NorE-The above mentioned dispatch, sent
rom San Francisco via visali, has not been re-
,eived either at Van Buren, or st. Louis. 5s4
Philadelphia, July 81.
For ten days past serious Gres have been rag
ng in the pine forests Of New Jersey, on the line
# the Canada ard Atlantic Railroad, between
Weymouth and Egg Harbor. Many square miles
of Timber arc burned, together with yeral dwell
ngs. . s.wssf-. s.ss.sra 5..f. sv. .stM.s ,.tra..
..E E.,c srI,r Utica, July 81.
The ratification meeting Of Douglas and john
son in this city last evening was by far the lar
sest and most enthusiastic political meeting ever
held. Ex-Gov. Seymour, DR.. D. r. Bisself, and
Francis Herman addressed tic meeting in tie
argcst hall in this city An immense outside
meeting was also organized and addressed by
Lewis II. Babcock, A. r. Goodwin, and several
others. Over 5000 democrats were in attend
lnce. Banners, behfircs fireworks, cannon
iring ard cheering, was kept up during tho
evening. The speakers were serenadcd after tho
Meeting closed. H - ..,..a..,fr MN.
Baltimore, July "a.
Notwithstanding the general desire to view me
Great Eastern, the City Council have declined
lcceding to the proposition to furnish 25O0 tons
If coal rs an inducement for the Directors to
BRING her to Annapolis Roads. The Baltimore
Ohio r. r. has generously offered to furnish
)ne third Of the amount asked Tor, and probably
BUR citizens with private contributions can mako
$500, St Louis, July "a.
Upwards Of fifty convicts effected their escape
from the penitentiary at Jefferson City yester-
DAY, BY bursting open the prison gate. In the
melee which followed. depssy warden RitGhey
vas slightly injured from pistol shot. Three
conyicts were killed and several wounded. All
he prisoners were rccapturcd but seven, who are
still at large.
The Republican learns tAat Samuel Caruthers,
formerly member Of Congress from the Seventh
District Of Missouri died At his residence in Cape
on Friday last, shortly after the de-
mise Of his wife. st1as sss@ #@@ saa4Gs
q si5 hrn ai Palo, III, July "a. N
The safe Of J. @. Brown, lumber dealer, was
blown open with powder last night and $1,000
distracted. A reward Of $500 IS offered for the
arrest and conviction Of the offenders. l.4p
Springfield, H., July -. IA
The round house Of the st. Louis, A. &c. n.
3 and four freight cars were destroyed BY fire.
about o'clock this morning Fortunately there
was an engine in the yard with steam up, with
which the freight cars and another locomotive
we're saved. The ERE is supposed TO be the work
Of IN lnccndiary. Total loss $4,000. No In
Durance. sl403e 1at3A Agt Ga44a@aa
as9s. Fsoria. III, July - m
Maj. Ranney, Postmaster or this city, former
y editor Of the Union, cowhided Philo Holland
in the public streets this afternoon, for insulting
his daughter. &i III .tEs4i s4a Eaif.a~n .l1f
vincennes, July 81.
From six TO ten thousand people assembled To-
day to hear Cassius n. Clay speak Il vas the
largest political gathering ever held u this Sec
tiOn Of the State Extra trains were rua over