The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

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00Q Total loss about 135,600
The ticket 0Ac6 W tke HIT yofab CsitrG1
Railroed On Kessla1d issssat ibsolea iato nt1
false keys and $4,000 III b3ut baIls ssoasasa fas IA
At Walsham. Sunday aishGy after quarrel,
Edward JohnsoRa dsliAeNAeko stabbed Barney
Doaghersy "A N re hear. ~ lesssPly Killing him
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comps,ss ocial returns sssRs 6Gsin's @
josity 81 Os3. tsbs9st III lair eslsa4s INA srasi
MI aals 4yaasE !. s4.s WashngtOn. Oct -. Esgfaas
The bids for The new ten million loan we're
opened today. They amounted III the aggregate
to about ten and half millions within thc range
Of 4s.1O0shs per cont apfempn. An ths bid ebiv
above Per are acseptsd and shose a. par are % as
geta pro rata amount Of the residue -. as,
The majority Of the bids afs from New York '.
and Washiugton but the following sfs ftom ths TsA
interior Lewis Holbrook, u aRaughkeePaic, olO,- tAH
OOO q par: Bank Of Lasslle, Hlines, $500 600 4fy
M e fFS% loo sl1So @ e 100 NJ Bsnk Of froE sa
100000 70 per cent. pteisium aiYEsl st'r 5tct
si n aE R4a New York, Oct. ~ atoy
4 block q houses on Sixth Ayanos swsfsp
burned this morning. Loss 80 600 dollars They WV
belonged to the estate Of g. p. Townsend,
Mr. Dwight, U. s. Commissioner, sent 10 Ha-
vspa to tske the testnmony Of Ex-postniasteP
Fowler in tho case Of the u. s. against Law and
ConoyeF, sareties on Fowlsr's o6icisl bond, ~
turned to-day with the required testimony.
..t- Brownayille, Oct. a.
"A party Of emigranss from Utah. arrived in 's1
this place on Saturday, night One Of thens --
named Allen b. XoFrow, waa charged by anoth gts
er Of the party, Geo. MilliGglnan, youth, Of
robbing him On the plains, near the Blue, Of ",
$500 in gold. The result of ts months laborin 7l4
Utah. 7sgT w H'ia saF4s s15t ta5.9 IN ataT saRI
A committee of citizens was appointed, who
Investigated the matter and searched the accu-
ed, upon whom the stolen money was found
The aggravated circumstances attcndng the 'V'
theft caused much excitement. The prisonss b
still in custody Of the Sheriff .sai5n4.a rsYs sat
Warren vas on his way 70 Janesville, Wis,
where he has frienda
Binghampton, Oct. %.
Nr. Marsh, Receiver, and Nv. Menot, Snper-
intendent, with majority Of the Beard Of Di- hIR
rectofs of the Erie Railroad. arrived here this as
evening on trip Of inspection Of the road
Nessrs. Evans and Splott the English Direc-
tors, will visit the Atlantic Z Great Western 4i'al
Railroad with view Of urging The work 70 early
r. a.s..... \. New York, Oct 2s..
The steamship Ariel arrived tits morning with
the California mails Of Oct lst, and over $780,, iR
The ship Parana brings sBuenos Ayrcs dates ra,
The United States brig Dolphin, vas III that ','s
port. tsat sis.# f@ssF Ai''# c. 91&
There was heavy gale at Huenos Ayres, Aug. "a
2Sth. During which, the British barks Crusa- y
der and Reciprocity collided ID the harbor. and
both sunk-1l seamen losing their lives. Many
other vessels were driven ashorc snd Otherwise
badly damaged. The vesssh injured were chieay taa
foreign ,a...s5rsr 4raI gyg s.tl .lsaaa -s.j#4
Two American vessels. The bark Dawn, and
brig volante, were slightly damaged. a4'1
The custom house was fooled, and large @3
amount Of foreign goods badly damaged faIe
Many buildings we're entirely wnshed away-T
the inhabitants having 70 BE- removed in boata
Large quantities Of hides, beef, &c, at the
saloderas and barracks were destroyed sNt@H9 a5A.
independence, Oct -. q E#'
The New Mexican mail, with dates 70 The 9Th
Inst, arrived this morning. ar7 ta .4ys IA sei.y
y The companies against the Navajoes had been \,
gone about two weeks. III their absence band @
Of Indians came within les Of Santa Re and
ran Of 22O mules belonging 20 Elisbury Aus
bury. z 4alsG .TAGIITAs 8a g4LA3 1HE
A company sf 90 soldiers under command s4,
Capt Gibbs, went in pursuit but failed 70 over
take them A company OF Mexicans from Pueblos
also went and Yecovefed 20 Of the mules. Tho na
balance are entirely lost which win be heavy
loss on the owners. About the same time ef Tho ,ay
above transaction the Indians succeeded in rum
ming from the Government herd at Albnquerqns
lOO beef cattle They wsso followed, bet tho S7 z
Indians killed Ill the cattle and made their
escape. ts s4g8.ssss Efasa fss .rsItaa54 5ss. NJ
On the 9Th inst i band of Indiana crossed tho
river within u miles Of Santa He. going in he
the direction Of Gallisteo. .saf wv, .r
The Governor and Col. Fountlefoy are q log
gerheads 10 regard 70 tearing down IN old adobe .'
building. l 4l4 4s9# 74st "a ta6slas - .t=1s
No news from Tie Plains of special inssrset ,p.i
s a4 ....s., A - Cincinnati, Ock ~ s,r,a,
O1acial returns from Ohio give Brinkerho6,
Rsp., FOR Supreme Judge, II, ,903 majority
The o. 3 steamship Crusader hai shot 6red 4l
across her bow BY Spanish man -of-war steam-
er, when Capt N0Mets replied BY 6Fine ard n
hosting his colors and steaming dosn With, hia WY,
men 1t quartera demanding what was mesnk- "
Il was mistake; the Crusader looks somewhat
like the City OF Norfolk, and hencs the misap- ses
prehensi0n. M s 44s yha9ts 8ra8 GloHn IN i4T0
J. Cooper has been appointed Receives. at L.
compton. !.
The 'Union" torch-Mght procession % very ~
large snd estimated ~ 90 900. Thereasre w.
riOs illumiuationn an thu r0nt0 Several dele N,