The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

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- ssIs.als : g sseasss =. : = s.sPso-
- ensanee were despatehea . ~ scene Of
~ copfeGratiea - Seooee1 11ne amount Of
nrocerty, Hieh wind vas blowing q Tie dine.
La oiO,0 600; lhssEsd, $4,000.
Chicago, Sept, Is.
rhs - . :. train nm Raeia. . !tsepo.s
vas m into Las night ~ . freight train vhich |
49, Dah1e Woed anA water. Five passengc1
We killed and - woanded, sone u whom, Il 10 |
feared, vill die AZ ~ time Tie train left, the
naupes Of those killed and wounded had mot been |
New York, Sept. Is.
Washington dispatch 70 the Times, says Of
Hcisl information received, confirms The defeat Of
Niranan in MEXICO. The battle Was fought Ut
Sslda not Lagos - reported. Il lasted only one
day instead Of Eve. Genl'a EOcho and Her
nandes vsss killsd, end Alfaro, Oreema and Au-
dres we're taken prisoners-au Of Niramon's
party.
Secretary Cobb, yesterday, reported to the
Cabinet several proposals. Tor building the Paci-
&c Telegraph. Ar. Siblsy contests the respon-
sibility Of IN parties usder-bidding him, and the
matter yin uu3sreo thosough Investigation.
In he Districs Court, yesterday, the case Of
CALVIN Dusavo " Capt Hollins, Of the sloop Of
var Cayenne, riding out Of the destruction Of pro-
perty ct The bombardment Of Greytown. The
Court decided in favor Of the defendant, ON the
s."n.x sSst h - actine under he orders Of
the Secretary Of War.
Philadelphia, Sep. Is.
A Bell and Evsrsts meeting In ths First Con.
gFessi00ai Dissf.cs ~ snssrePse0 ~ nePuon-
can clubs marcning sasoueo sne crowd. a nSns
snescd, ana sso1ss ana plssoas we're 9seo. ine
meeting was nnally oasperseo. Nine rioters were
arfessed- NO 0os 49, eenc.y injured, as LAT
q known: Nn supposed the affair vas in re-
taliation for Disturbances perpstrated BY parties
hurrahing for Bell and Everett q the Republican
esrenade 70 IT. sherman On "Wednesday even
ang.
Boston, Sep is.
Before referees snit has bsen brought BY =.
o. J. Smith against Prof Morse 70 recover i've
sixteenths Of the amount Of money received By
Prof. Morse from the diferent governments Of
Europe for the invention Of the telegraph.
The parties have bsen co0nected together In
the Telegraph business for 30 years, and some
time ance settis9eas was had bsevssn them.
NJ. Smith received eS0O.0 900 and two matters
in dispute we're len open for suit or reference,
of which this u one. The hearing is now nm
ished. The referees are Jadges Sprague and
Upham and Geo. 3. billiard.
& Alh.rv sent IL
Tn. canal to,ls of ths 4;r.t reeL ~ Remember
-. HI1 8 110. 49, -eek n laso Sas o73
s~rr.vs.. ~ ssrAe~hsr ~ n es9 a.. do IN
1Tso 40 ~
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- ah.... n. ..,,.re r,.ds h.tlcor -.
I'O. -" III: 80 s.Sr;.. .hon. < o,clcn.
.so1 49, ~. hs:,s. - s,o,,s 80 r.
a. ~, ~ hsIiooo burst he came down
s.ss,;es -, -. h..L.s .i;vht;nv an Tia levee -
0soAussD ~ 49, Ssse~T 80
Sss =, hsv. s.:.e.ined 4 a h,alv m.shed
srtls -
There vss = large crovd in attendance and
tho escitement ~ srest. prof Shotts e. A. the
National Home vhere every attention viii be
ns;d hin.
WI s,e
tr.. pr..l;n.,d.. c4... C.as,;... S Ip,,1i;sn.s
Sa. 0'a -; .Sn;. s.s. puo -
the recen. negotiations with the Doueias Com
mittee. They say: Our candidates. will be
mpported by all the energy and means at our
command. The Douglas organizations in reject
ing the only means by which the State could be
preyented from voting for Lincoln. has reduced
the nractical uueation bet ween the Democrats of
New York in the coming election to one Of future
org.n;,at;on only nv voting for Rreckinrid0e and
Lane. The National Democrats would not only
a.tain the princinles Of their marty and nr,servc
a nucleus about which will he formed : national
marty In the State hint viii encourage their
friends ali over the Union and he received and
honored in the next National Convention of
Democrats instead of being rejected and des-
pissed a. they surely will be Il they present them.
selves upon this platform Of S0uatter Sovereign
ty in COMPANY with their new allies, Thew
charge the Douglas faction in the State with
having nroduced the nrescpt d;N;cnltv in tho
party and with persistency. refusing 10 allow
their ad;usfn,ont and Jaw thot Cou.etor Covor
eighty Is Int another form of Renuhlcsnism.
and conclude by recommendnp the formation OF
campaipn cluhs and active messnres for brnpinp
our whole vote to the polls in November
The Douglas sub committee rejected the pro.
posals Of the Breckiuridge volunteer association:
also declared thew would mot under any consider
alton take anv NJ Tho olectora nm tho Rract;n.
v.o.,. c.. =,
w O''o""s, SP
...." 'ouS gag on Sa.uruay causeu srea. ue-
R.,;,a e! e $500 Io ,:.'.s i..,
ca,.1s was carried away, ana severn, lives ios',
rsi-as,aS,, ~ ~. G Gy, .PSISm.,a -. ,Wae.
Indian sna sdroe.ss ms's 1 h"...S D '.s $50
.I,hIn.~n .ah~"a !. - ou' 1ouu o"s'
vere ,v;no h;Ch md Al pAS'''' 0''e'~' "" "o''S
M;lerhoro Tho .a,n;no,, os .,o po,oh,...;r
railroad ~sS sna ~ xhare aomarsd
n l. ,onor,od ,h., s,I .ho -hs.no. ~ ~
hauaas tho J.ako ahoro hot~v Eav, n.lao,c
and Noh;,s 90 60. 80. e" "''e"''
The to-n of R;,op; NJ, g
A. Mn,,;ls ,ho .,o-,,, 80 snra.a,. ca. An
the vh.rvcs in tho ln~er -or,;on "s ,ba o;t, no.
submerced
Dur;nc the sto-n, pourov h worsh,rs limo
ware honsa wss hur,od So:.-., s.o.rhn.t. Us
49, - "e" oS'e's' s's"'"ooo's vas
The BRIG Lipham. from Mobile tn psnssco,,
Ia, 1870 So S"' A"o''s :" e"'"'0'A'
IL 10 estimated that the total loss by fire and
storm will exceed $500 900.
Tne steamer Star OF the West from Havana,
on the 18th inst, has arrived below. Sugar quot
ed at st reals The stock at Havana and Matan-
zas amounted to 1876, 900 boxes.
The brig Hope from Vera Cruz ON the I'd inst
has arrived.
The British mail steamer sailed for Havana
with ~ 0OO, 900 in SPECIE
The q. 8. steamer Pocahontas arrived at Vera
Cruz on I'd.
l4,SoO Liberals were marching on to the CITY
of Mexico.
Miramon was in the city with 1000 men.
The Spanish war steamer Francisco de Asis |
arrived at Havana from Truxillo,o on the fth inst.