The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-11
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New FORK, Feb. 4.
HERALD Conespondence "A
The senase nfjotine inyestiRstica csmnietss
rSt a. a.sr IN. WinAell xn5erVcnt an sxani
tlmr NJ rovaraa q, three houra Il appears tha'
s.a .- r;.h. .rt;es ere interrsted Ii IL
rs,l,I;c rrintinr II, III: Steednnar. Barks. Mclean
Walker. Rice' Scvcrns ana Bowman. He stated
IL h,a uela o,t dnrinr w nasa thrse sears. oyei
AlflO IN ~, rsr4v e,,nr.ort u newenanefa and
n Nh N elcctson exnensea ii pcnnsyivania pin
c;,.flv h,t av..rd,ng over Nev iernev. Nev
Var Hsrrl.ra nhi3 ~. Co,,si3erable ~
b,een ..;d ~ o11c;sl anAhor;tv and aosne of hi,
avn frea v;M M .lso atated that ~ action q
~ cen.te IL aaact;cc RormanI, 7vho haa pivep
shs ~o,l y, Rl.tr 4 jf;ves ~ hsa Nm IA r~n.
n;le:.. rti a. lerce.e asealishmsne a a. IJnio
Mn. ;als nc--sr,. ..ord,ce to..rds Werdell
- .hcvr "A ;n !. h.d light Rorman il annear,
N. v;ven 49, n the vorl II Jevett cditor y
M EIl,,ora orv,r g Rn1slcI s297 7sssa9
a n RsrL. !. IA IShr ts-.,ra ,w.re elso ~,
.,n;ned Ther d;a roe acer q knor m,ach- q.
cent tbat thev had received some aid from wen.
All
Wendell testified that out of the post once
blank writing he paiil in 1857 the sam Of a, ,0O0
to the Pennsylvanian newspaper Of Philadelphia,
and TO the Evening Argus Of Philadclpnia the
sum Of 81, 900. He informed the committee that
he went into doubtful Democratic districts in
PENNSYLVANIA and spend money freely for the
benefit Of supporters Of the Administration.
Nj. Rice. Of the Pennsylyanian. was also before
the committed and did not discredit the testimo-
nv of WendaIl
Tribune Correscondencel
Messrs. G;iddirQs. Plumb and Howe appeared
before the Harpers Ferry Committee to day.
Nr. Fielding stated his wish to be examined
without delay and the committee politely con-
sentcsl.
He stated h;s nresumntion that \ note submit
mitted to him. vas written 1t the time identified
nv the date Ita nh;ect vaa Ia answer 4 letter
from John Brown, stating that he would be In
Antiovcr and conld lecture N Ie6Rerson where
Mr.. Giddings lived. Ts. a
Giddings was. introduced 10 Brown and
as to arranging matters for
4 lecture next day. He was not engaged more
than three mirutes ON the subject. being indis-
posed TO any conference concerning dollars and
cents. hut said Brown 70 come and lecture
Brown did 40 the following afternoon, in church
where Mr.. Giddings worsh,ps. M .a
Gf ga0 NM p...,.,.a ~ y
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Cor i R.7T.,x-In an,;.in.t;or of tho rnoo..
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OF tne Coart me Magistrate hau 70 alsmiss inc
cna's nus Prv.cs. was acco,npanleu econ Dy .ne
rcIues. Una. ,ne Masistrate woad ue'ain t,le ae-
ienuan's unu! 'ne n,aIeI couiu ne enqu.Ieu M'o
Z. .s anlerican Uonsul' 80 'nsy Mlsh oe r.
nice. ~ sneN NJ M ,ui'ueI lis
=, .,on uea,y. ihe Meg's'faIe cons,uered ina'
'iey eoa.u nol nolu Wy Accuseu ~tnou' ioi
inai re!u's,r.oli' m ala ule MeIc accolu'nsV uis
cnarseo- Ane Aa4eA Aaa sops eonse!eu - 'nei'
- unu1l snc Pro'ee'1on y 'ne poice' iof iea'
oI .le MOP III
Ano.er c.se u crueity "n poalu .ne a"sLl I,
can snip WiAaro- hnSs wh,cn resui'ea u "le
Geatn 2. 'ne vic.lna, naa undergone AZ ,hvestlsa
y ..oM 80 .,e oo.o.e - .. .1uoA Iy
n I. 'er serales s'a.e esnaHs..on aus 70 nave oeel
ny ~ .sase =. w. - -. .' .
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o vu.en nc naa ~ "aalI ,a;, $50 :. r. J;rar -
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r",.,an ~. - d.olsra - .ha Ena,;sh Csh;net ~.
IoMsy = ,s;;n. i ;nt;n,a - .nd;no i.
% Enriapd on | the has;s m Of non.intervention i i
u [ be understood -, that he always considered him
self hound nv The enpaeements at villa Franc,
and the treaties Of zurich. This reserve wa
maintained during the last NEGOTIATION IL Franc
and ENGLAND. The assemblar. or 4 Congress i
therefore nrobable-,ts proera,nmc being found
ed on the treaties Of Zurich. The Cabinet o
Tn;llcrics has formally resumed. the negotiation
concerning The Congress and has. by telegraph
informed the northern courts of The desire of tn
= .nperor. u III IF
FRAScr.-Nanolcon has addressed a most in,
ror tant free trade manifesto 10 Fould the minis
ier = State. Il is dated 9th Jan and publish
ed IN .be Moniteur 18th. The letters is in aiFec
a folio wa.
Daan;t., the uncertainty which prevails on Ger
tain nn;nt., on foreign policy pacific solut;o,
NAV M con fdently looked forward to. The mo
mont h,s therefore arrived to occupy ourselye
v;th mean. If giving greater t,eyelopment to tn
nat;onsl vealtk, / Communicate 70 YOU here tn
basis Of reform. several parts of which will hav
to receive the appreciation Of the Chamber. Gu
foreign com. nerce must be developedby exchang
az nrotlncts. ,Sut we must FIRST improve our Agr
cnItspe @ .nd - e our industry from ali inferior In