The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

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"a WA6n1ho506, August A.-rhs 80.
York. &e1lmsus bavisg become 1870
|, bsieg ss@illiDe 70 60 Isso ~ slens."
some 4Qo a theu,s refueed 3. -, ~
morning. They were. inmediss.;,s . sent {
and 10 arrested asA iupEisoprd n1oas
Inn look away the colors, TO b. 49,. 10
Ndsys misconduct shall Be efySees ~.
were 70 shoot down every man yef,x.l ~
The commanding of8ssssi 10 q u
4 An ordsesbss sbesn iissued frn~ q, ..s
psysment, establishing camps Of yer1s.MsA
tqe4ruction at New York, Hsrri.hn,s
ID CINCINNATI. Each volunteer i !. ,tbsq
tered IN ~ soon q enrolled and ~. ~ De IA
camp Of rendezvous ~ soon 4 mu.,s'.,n u
expense Of transportation to bo 49,. n Vi
l'eovesnosnG The @WaB -Depastms.s~ y y
the right . attsch soldiers or co,..ishs
otner regiments in Gaze that forf -k.ms
were enrolled Be not ready q he In. '.eu "
f. kSA5overnor Denver W. sppo,p,sa ~ ssct
sral 70 day.. al ~ NJ - tSa
me army OF the Potomac il almo.s IL
brigsded. Each command IL ken. = snttss
possible, distinct from the rest -, NJ
. Major Van Vleet 10 doing biz utm... !. th
and shoe the troops. u " ssas
Inc President has not ordered vo,L !.
commenced on the extension OF ~ rSs,Ns
Tns national Revenues will be better . S.Sa>
lbt Eleven launches, carrying hesvv sur1r~
signed Tor use on the Potomac. srp;,aa t
fcom Boston. kir a
Herald Correspondence "a.
It's ascertsined that General Me-. Is
yorktown few days ago With a..
heoeis and went in the direction Of b., ~
Il supposed they we're to Join n. es1lx
beauregsfd in front Of Washington ''ana
Vne'e are mssy evidences that ,he ,.A.n
concentrating between here and R;,h,.sas
~ al the troops they have in vireioi, ~
construed into preparation on their ~. ,nai
attack upon our lines here "'" part Z Il
The Times dispatch says Gener,lc,,,,. II
nas Just arrived from Western yirs;,;. -
that the rebel force under Lee h,d $50 va
Cheat river IN two bodies. 20 600 :. "
from Staunton aud another bodv n, w s se
rom Lewlsourg. They we're within 4. ~ Nv
General kosencrans position. ne,, ~ Mns
tain Pass, which commands the tvo ,a.s. Aos
so, - 20 world Correspondent.
For the first time since the ST..
per's Ferry BY the Rebels the nsr;r..s VI nis -
chesapeake Canal has been rpsuneS ely. y 'A
arrived here to-day from Cumhe,,..a wa ooah
7.3 ffTya Special to Posl
1t - reported that evidence SnL.., n
cred showing that when JEFF. Day;. ,~:.a ssse.'
seat In the U. s. Senate he made II, W =. ua
the men wbo were to be made ofHcs,, !. ~. nv
bel army. :" ''e
Mr. Maynard, Of Tenn. arrived be,. -,
He was not disturbed on his wsy '''s's"
The Evening Star has disnatch A. 49,,
Ben McColloch vas killed in the b,,,,. ~
Passes are now required On all 80. T.,
to Washington.
Thirty thousand letters for our ,,oou. 4. y
ceived here daily. .-- s7lil Er ' "sis
= NEW YORK Auv S-H,sM.:. a.,
rebel dispatches, il imnr;eoned n - 49,
cite. wv Amy
| special Washington J;s,,,ob 20 ~.
says 81 recusants of the roth Rao;nsn, n
sont to the Tortupas. To vorL On, ths;, -
years on the Notifications. -
FL. Minister Faulkner has requested an ~.
view with Secretary Cameron.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-The most r,H.Al. !.
formation concerning the Disuniouist, : -.
they are slowly moving their forces ~ -
OF the Potomac in force. 1t is cer,,ip al, =. II
gramme seems to be to enter Msrylud IA ~ u
courage and support the revolutionsry vasi, a
that State with ultimate desigGson Wssipru
An order was issued from the Adiu,antGe,.
ais office to-day appointing the officers AZ h.
regular army in the principal cities. di.bu,.5,
g.. a.,,e",;n i.:,I us app'opIa'eo oy Co0gu
.aa,s ID e. -. ns,h anu - san,hns me VOC
saaa,. ~ - -. '. W e ,A"S 'us f,esoeaa
ma, 20 rhar - $50 " Nv nu,areo s1olsai
~ -, 49, -. "ssu WIN 'ne pa'nG
gu p,op. - "s p.essh'ea 70 tnem moe
sn.s LAY ao' anu uuiy aue'orIzea ana ccrahed ntg
oy ."e sa..1as. .a''i'g oncers. Inc r'snsa
,o .oeP'eu iIoro''s, as 'a'u GOWN IN Rzna
loi1 ~ general regulations Will, hoHswr ~
oe aiio '''u III tue volunteer serY.ce.
49, :, = -.
ihA FEELING IN HERMANf.-Ihe BERN "
responsiveness OF the N. I Herald, 'psaksa
tue ieennS ID germany towards the Union az,
says: Meanwhile the German people who "
not so fond OF aristocratic institutions 81 g
inc the INTEGRITY of tho pa Tno :" .Dm.,s.
more efsactnaI ,ba, aood ,,;sho. :,
so SINCERE Tho las, usmbn., 49,, - y,
York had mora than ,o,,r n $500, :,
board a large nronor,;n, of No., - .,d "a
be officers and soid;e,s 81. ;n,a,a - M.
their services IN the oovorrrOor, oS ,bs Uryj
States or con-so tbsv IN o. ~, orn h,I
the American :egation :, Rsr,;, having i,s.
a oora 5ool;n;no ras,o.,r,n. 81, as.;asal, =
receive the Offers Of nsr.ons ds.;,ons n I'M
in the Federal army :,
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From Fortress Monroe We learn that u
george B. Baker, of Galveston, has been taxa
Rsker was can,ured bv !. Tr;,sd S,.,ss ,s.y
off 5a,veston wb;ls aite, ntino 10 ,nn the blo,s
ado The n,;vn,ssr Yo,L Etc.,, ID ,ooE H.,
she was coming 10 New York and nnt on boa
orov Tba n G c,nhoa, rTn;or 49,
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the York, and succeeded IN burning her, tno9f
the crew escaped; the gunnoas re'ook the Bais
and seized tine tour men spoken Oh aoo'e
Lieutenant sfossoy, VINO lour Iua!s ~
out with an expeaitien iof ,ne shore Zen
ou III no ears =, ms $40 49, e"'e - :.
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| burnt 10 oeaIh at the obstruction Oh nsnpNl
| uov Jo,v m. u
A. Gil.ner is at Greensboro, n. c.: