The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-07

Il .sssorp. Assou su0 O.sseAss y ASc.ssse -
axe, TIE public VII earn to-morrov, sne same
, groom, % that upon when the nation nas SET
j Fed, Gliding that Capt whkes only error vas
Ths Clerk Of the House OF representatives. nas
.s eeh ,O% ~ ae.ts ~. l. nance
q - ths ia Z. he should be here 70 occu-
Py.: 80 AHA .ss,ion.
rion sny rho left here some three weeks
seos 10 .hmond arrived to day. He LETT the
iatter PA =, Wednesday last He brings I'M
portant intS. -. -hich he Immediately COM
muaicated TO - Goyerument. He says the
greatest exciteni 1 n,availed in Richmond and
throughout the whse South, respecting the ma
VA ana nihtarJ exadtion along tho entire
southern coast. The 'roops from the States
most exposed, nave signed their determination
70 return home. and iargNnumbers bad already
started from hichmond y, days before be left.
Mucn o'hcu!ty was c1Pefiensd ip quelling re.
0elhous spirit among several egiments from s.
CsroI,na, Georg'a and Louisiana They were re.
s.ralheG 0niy Dy POSITIVE PROMISE from Jen pa
WIS ana tue secretary OF war, tina. . sufficient
nu'nDcr u troops snouid De despatched to those
STATES menaceo' 70 not only protect them, nut
NV ~. :ankses rom southern SOW.
s.nans, .owe r, se'c .hoH nan', C NV
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a.sdad :. =. .a aaas;. uosei nnn .ne' ID
e. ~, ~ d. ns.. - :sep az to keep
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Nj. 80. f.as;ar
Unon the lived urgent application of Geo.
D. Pr--.ice, OF the Louisville journal, Secretary
coward, yesterday, ordered the release OF MS
brother-in-!aw, Calhoun Benham, and also Ex-
Senator Gwin, from r. Lafayeue.
The Report OF the secretary ~, ct the Navy: after
mentioning the capture o. onuen .nu rSsoa'
says that the prompt ana decisive ac.'o" u OaPs
wilkes, on TINS occas,on meri.uu anu le.e's.s
Tue eH'pNsnc appsovai OF tnis departments, snu
700 generous Ioroes.ahce was eI'io'.eu w
:, n''a IL no' ."Pt."e Tue 'esse, wncn hau 'uese
neoe1 e'.'''ssai,es on ooalu ~ may, ~ VIC. "
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i,"'es Iespa'o"l
Jesse y. nI,eht, VI l"ulans, 10 here a'iu III
'euus 70 'ahs h,s sea. ~ Ie .,ena.e to-',oirow'
no,~''is'anu.nS n,s ',,asao.e ie.,e' W n,s "a
cehency' 'en' n'Nis' ,.es'uent VI '"e oon'eue'
a.e o'ates. recommending 10 .he aaop'lon 0. .na'
,ao - :" ~ .haI1s;.ai 60. :. W
employed against the armies OF tneon,teo ota.e:.
lo.'' Vi n.n":1, a.so ".i,.eu .o'o rms
no,hiue' anu ~ IS sau, menus tah'hs MS seat.
Inc seats Oh Dreekiir'uSe anu burnett, VI hen-
.uehy, WIZ Prooaoiy oe declared vacant, ana u
Is .houe"s oY some ina. senator foWeii VIII De
o"neu upon ~, e"p'an"'''n:'
senator foik, OF MISSOURI Is IN Tue city, ana
"i,l 'ahe ms seA.
III 'eierehce W 'ne u'soya, nhe"noers' ~ Is pro.
posee ~ many 'ne'ioI's VI conh'ess " apPoin'
JOINT Connlt'ee OF invesugation, 70 ascertain
.ha' nave oeeh tue aets Oh the saspectea par.
ues, anu wherever the ihsest'gatioh SHOWS over
ac's y. ueason, Tue !ePcrt vii, recommend the
eApuision y, 'nc parties iron" 'heiF SEATS :,
mr 'a'ianoisnam arrived to,day, ana viii
probably have the assurance to take his seat to
morrow.
senator bayard Is here, but 1t remains to bt
seen whether he will carry out his pledges to re
sign, In case that he found that his dlsaifectioI
70 the Union cause, was not sustained by tn
people OF Delaware, now that the State has 81
uhauesuoaaoy SHOWN its loyalty.
~ nus nceh ascerthl"eo 70 hight that there ART
not sumcieh. members OF either House IN In
| city, 10 coist'tnte quorum, but the deffic;enc.
VIII pfopaoiy De maze up oy the trains arriving
tomorrow morning.
lueraid aispatch.1
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3o.-A proposition will b.
presented 10 Oonsre.s, authorizing eacn com
manoinS deneraI 10 contiscate property of ever,
description OF tht Sc refusing to take the oath Of
ahn glance.
Dispatchfs from Rosecrans state he still oc
cupies his old position.
zen benlim is under arrest for permitting
fioyd ana larry to escape.
lIImes dispatch
| a NortheFn gentleman, who resided in Mis-
sissppi for three years, arrived yesterday. IL
| reports that at Memphis fortnight ago Their
were ten Thousand troops terrifying the rive
above and below. In Nashville Il ere was a larg
force, well armed and clothed, nearly all frOn
the Gull States, and avowed their intention t
make kentucky the battle held
Inc 3oooo additional troops called for b.
Gov. Harr's would be held as reserve.
NO fears we're expressed OF slave insurIec
ton.
me feeling IN Fast Tennessee ia Gnanimou
Tor the Union, as that in Middle and West
for rebellion.
Especial to Tribune.
WAsHIEaToN Dec. "A most important Or
yer Will soon DC issued from head quarters. in
forming the Governors OF the several free State
no more regiments, batteries, or independent
companies must be raised or received by then
except upon the requisition OF the War Depart
ment, ard the regiments &c, now forming viii
| be.compieted unless. 1t shall be deemed mort
advantageous to the service to assign the mer
already raised TO incomplete organizations actu
ally IN the field. General Superintendents o
inc volunteers recruiting service viii be appoin
TED Tor all the States, aud recruiting III each viii
ne directed upon the system pursued in the reg
uiar army THESE Superintendenis will be off
GERS IN the regular army, retired army officers j
possible chic 70 OF artillery rot serving in the
held. Derots for the collection and instruction
OF recruits, under command OF the superinten
dents will DC established at the following places
and such others as shall be considered advanta
geous, IN each OF the States. Those in the west
are, Minnesota, Fsrt Smelling; Iowa, Davenport
| wisconsin, Madison; Missouri, Jefferson OF Ben
ton Barracks; Mierigan, Detroit; Illinois, Spring
held; Indiana, indianapolis; Ohio, Columbus
| Kentucky, Louisville; the enlistment papers Of
the volunteers Will he the same as for regulars
Clothlng Will issued to them at the State depots
Commanders OF regiments in the field wanting
| troops viii make acquisitions directly on the su
perlnsendents Tor their respective States. Nc
more cavalry viii be accepted by the Govern
ment and 1t is the purpose of the Commanding
General to muster out Of the service all caval, J
recruits in incomplete regiments, unless they
VIII consentto come in as infantry. The num-
Der Of the cavalry already amounts to betwee n