The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

- z report Mr. Clays bin rspeahns =
- -! c1Ioving noninaticas wsrs conasned:
4 Gordon, Of California, ConeA
vs,panp ,sry d. 5. Attorney tcr Mississlppi.
Y tTs,,ey. q. &. Attorney for Alabama.
=. = .,1....s.ter General has tleSiaed to disco
~ N. coast services between Yuma q
ocn',mnas cal;taru;a and substitute horse q
~ I, I more economical.
r-.s;aens has prepared special mcs.aa
lM as,.l;nc the Pacific RailOad, which vi
rffes..;ss.1 SOON after tho organization Of q
& n. f.vo,s mo particular project
NO. ,r..T ans returns TO Washington by ordcI
- - e:ovcrpment, that he may be prcsel
% .i.;. and aid in the ratification Of the Mel
ION treaty. a.. 90 ;.r...;~..;.., =. =
-. - met to-day, and summoned Near
Eaasl < Powers. They then adjourned /
Friday ,....;.,,. ~ t,,s;r vot.. -.
vessrr, Clark Of Missouri, Cobb. Kcitl
- virginia. and Barkssiale. The ias
saaM .;v;r, that il tho South Americans conccn
in the Democratic on Mr. NcClernan,
Tak ,.,d defeat Mr.. Pennington.
u -. Hill, Gilmore and Mallory did no
or;nion with Mr.. Barksdalc. The las
Nss.,o,her vote was taken. Mr.. Briggs wouls
sa y, " Pennington, thus cffecting his cleo
ses rocre Of Alabama said it would not be O
ID Tie would sit here till 1881 before h,
sus y .so.ent to the election Of Republican
s@. 100 that his vote with all the scattering
W "a elect Mr.. McClernand, and voted fol
n nyce ..,. -, 80. c.. NJ uo,'
,.sJ hut for the country.
- =. pr;rvs after an explanation, voted for Mr..
,..a;ar,o Se and thus decided the contest Ap-
F =. ,osc resulted as follows: Whole number
f,ases $50; Pennington Iii, McClernand 50.
"a catering
y Clerk decided that Mr.. Pennington was
80 Applause in the gallery and Kisses.
\, IIi,dman wished to make some remarks
49, he election Of Republican, but was
| ~sd d order BY the Republicans M
rsssrs Eoccck end Sherman were appointed
\ he Clerk to conduct the Speaker to tho
CHR
The Speaker delivered speech, in which he
..,0;sd TO- preside with Justice and impartialitv.
Ne igh We nsu N1t'oss"a mart WHICH cuiDtNccs
ID pars Of orr Union. After thanking his
renis again for their kindness, he entered upon
fhGShar.e Of the arduous duties Of his station.
Yk osih was administered to him by Mr..
Esbs The members were then sworn in by
ssts
ACcmmttec was then appointed TO notify
the Senate tina. the House WAS organized.
Adjourned till Friday.
baltimore, Feb J.
This morning about y O'Clock, as the train
a1a A',aa" ...a and s,een;ng cars nasscd ~
= ~ II 60 "a, Int from ts,o mnch head
aa H. ,a ~, sr,ress ear vent over into deem water
NJ, ~ In, =, tho deck If rho boat hut
a a. ~ :. ,,s,.,rc 10 her The passengers in the
sleeping sar k'cs ''o'ns VI .,'e snai! lor some
mmases a''e''4 :. = saPposeu ."e IVY ", "''
eieaSs presei.eo uieh' i1oi'' "eahs proFr
me MAI Gu, Saue ,'oai sonS' anu u'e man
ssnt lahipsd iioi "c "'nuoS, pu. VI. ofeaA.
aal promptly oseo,''eo.u u ~, eo"P.'s anu
Als sassa n. iil'.e. u'saste. .ne "eluen', 70
rug, Sl'h wv s,oll" o''ase" '''c a'ri'M Vi tue
nan hc'e ''' oe'oeA'
yOsas Of the America, blowing gale
Mon',S"', iev' i.
se'aen' oee1.Icu on tnc A" 81, foaa
M & boundary inc seseetuay. ne Daggagc
hasnrnt The Express mail Conductor was
/ Injured but not seriously.
Troy, Jan l.
The boot and shoe store of q. w. Seaman, No.
ID, Congress street, was partially destroyed by
| ir this morning-less, S3,o00-fully insured.
hos Graham a fireman, was run over by an |
Hgne and instantly killed.
w;,,;.,,, a Eli
n =, a., IL. - IT, rIi;, : Nth |
I'M r.ia min exnloacd. Killing 4 negro and in
iras sno,hrr i laroc norton IF the ,uiIJ;nr
n srpp,c,cly demolished Loss unknown.
Charleston, Jan. 81.
Gen. Delsca ambassador from one Of the |
countries OF South America, who arrived at this
port on the Isabel, WIS robbed at his hotel on
Saturday, Of .oco dollars in Spanish one hundred
red pieccs Il coinage of 1859. 1900 dollars in
10 and 20 pound notes of Bank of England, HON
Orary decorations crosses, jewels, waeches, &c. |
The total amounting in value TO II. 600 dollars.
Albany, Feb. l.
The fire at the Central r. II. bildings this A. |
4, although threatning for while was subdued
nth little damage. The whole loss will be un-
Gr $500.
ayArE-Nr. Clay offered a resolution calling
gar President for Information in regard to the
ePssls for heating the Capitol.
Aaessage was received from the President
rdafang statement of the fees paid at the
VslsIar Offices.
t'umttee on military affairs be instructed to
aqalle iute expedhency Tor paying the officers
q The army, gross sum per annum.
Washington, Feb. l.
Tribune Correspondence.
The Committees will be announced next week. |
n. slennsa Will be Chairman Of the WAYS |
and Means and leader Of the House. Mr.. |
Grow viii he at the head of the Territories; |
md others, who were members of the 34th Con-
gress, will probably be restored to the positions
,Asy then occupied. Nothing is yet determined,
!, p.,,s !. .r.o...,
r. s,m%;,,ao 1 Ms m y. ''e narIers rer'
Nv t'''''N' ''' '''a'' VIII appear 'o-'''or'
b,rr. "s"ae' ,,"s used 70 answer certain
v.x,,;nS Co, m .nd ~. .,, r.'' ing; IN
~ ~ sAe.hcr nc VIII adhere to that purpose
~ persists imprisonment may be the ccnse-
Washington geh
Herald Corresnondcncc
The city has heon villa v.;,h ,,.;
b. mint, over ths eleet;on Of !. Socalar r. +;
utcna,ad IN hS al Jae. ,aU.;a us, ane ~ y
nss Or less 6n.ne;a,Ir IN tho d.I.x or as,.r;s