The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-31

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500 ri Ttises 1eeslall = 50 as sol
WAsnfiaror, Aug. IS Rebels ID NE vicini
ty6f rsyior'e tavern. aboat nee miles from Fosl
00rcofsn, tOok fright la6e ni9hk They nrsd
1vs rounds " lftiRery At an Imaginary ,foS. 4 Z
morning Oh 10 way 70 Virginia. Sa' Isas .s'sS
Two prisoners escaped from Richmond, ar
rived here. Que IL 0spt DegoIlyer ii the 1th
Michigan regiment. They say the rebels acknow.
ledge sheir loss u BulIS Run greater than ours
1870 800 [rribanes dispatch,J uel 6.is Il
Mcdowell y appointed 70 command Of The
Division comprising the Brigades Of s0enerala
Keys and WadsworIh s IS - fi.1 s. saa
Hayor Berrett. arrest was l mol solely for re.
fusal 70 take the oath Of allegiance. but also on
good and substantial grounds. @ esh
Several women have been arrested, and Others
placed under surveillance, for giving aid. and
comfort to the rebels. ,s l3sisss bsss Ssh 50
Capt. Trpssll and Lient. Wilson, OF Marine
Corps, and Midshipmen Claiborne and Cenas,
have been stricken from the rolls.
Thos. w. Garfield has been appointed mana
ger Of the Government railroads and telegraph
10 place ;oi 4. Carnegie, who resumes superin-
tendence Of the Western Division Of Pennsylva-
MIA Central Railroad. IA b .se
s. Herald dispatch.l ISIS
The entire blame Of the recent affair at Lex.
ington, KY, belongs, to Senator Br sckinridge,
who melted the assault On the Union troops
Union. naep of Western Virginia and Eastern
Tennessee prefer urgent request for service Of
Col Lander 10 that section. ~ s9
4 collision occurred recently at Norfolk be-
tween Alabama and Virginia regiments. Five
or six were killed. % sS aH6 s15
rT.,hnne;. Cnrresnondence scr
4The,s r.a !. ealse alarm during the morning
.hn.ch service so.,lav ), 4 nickel guard reported
H.. snemv ,dyancing fro,ns Falla Church. Gen.
NcDovrH teleprspbed9 70 Gen. Mcclellan, and
,rrns.s,;on. vers making for meeting the enemy
,sben a,nother telegram came. explaining that
the -firstiwas unfounded 81 g s9siti5esssa f'7E =
Government is considering the propriety OF
orsanixiux National Detective Police force.-
New York, st. Louis, Chicago and other cities
were, represented in the the conference. The
plan 10 TO have agents distributed throughout
the country, forming anes-work of surveillance.
The detective force in Washington is largely
increased by recruits from New York and Phil
adelphia. Sps{1 q 1901 81
A woman, from Beauregard's head quarters,
was arrested to-day while passing through our
lines into Alexandra. e An Irish woman search.
ed her and found some twenty letters addressed
to and fmpllcating prominent citizens VS. ~ asn-
ington ana Alexandria. e..isa.., ia, /, j
All the mutineers still IN CUSTODY, inciu-
ding those OF the "a Name ana iStn ana ziss
New York, were sent to the Dry lortugas TINS
p. m. $500. a..it.,l!s
Several persons were arrested To-Day; a an
them was Mrs Greenbaw WIDOW OF the !, former
Librarian ana translator AZ tne STATE pePa.s . !,
ment. Mrs ~ senator Gwns trupk, ORDERED
to 60 on 70 Wess ROM DS h.pfess, was eA ,u:,
lneo ana pians oi Tue icrtnca'ons ~ sne ou '
bridge and on the other SIDE OF the rotomac,
traced on paper py some cierk 10 tue war s ~ De-
parsment, we're lounu Off,.
Dr. manning was ALSO arrested tooay. V ''ef
arrests VIII sooa De made lsg,
Herald's Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, August 2o.-The City has been
thrown into state OF excitement TINS morning
by reports that martial law was to he immediate
ly declared, the snthorities nave not aeciaeg W
take such : tep a committee from Boston mas
been here ;endeavoring TO persuade the PRESIDENT
that ne ought 10 change ms cohstisu1'onai aoyl-
sers. 1t is said these gentlemen represent the
sentiments OF the monetary interest IN Eoston'
VINO demand That the neau oi the WAT navy oe-
partment must came on e'se .ney VIII hos rlsk
tier capitai iur'ner. lne Presen.aslon q their
Case mere mas crea'eu coisiue' aole ieeins 3
Times correspondence. ,i
Yesterday Mrs Phillips, wife OF Phillip Phil
lips, well known counsellor OF this city, was
arrested at her residence, charged with holding
reasonable communication wlto the rebels II
is said that when arrested, MS. Philips at
tempted to swallow portion OF a letter she
was writing TO rebel. mrs. Fhliips was pre-
pared to illuminat. her house in commemoratlon
Of the rebel's victory at Bull Kun, and was only
dissuaded from doing 30 oy ner more pruuent
rebel friends. w.. g .ss
1t Is understood orders were sent from here to
cause the arrest OF Mrs. Gsnn al " est Polnt,
and that her arrest was probably enected yes
terday. .G titisi
An officer who came from Banks column yes
terday, says the Maryland SIDE Is hlled with re-
II. ees from Loudon county, Va, who are keep
ing out OF the way Vt the rebels, now engaged
IN lmpressing the men ana piunderlng the coun-
try. go :. ~ ~
1t IS stated Lieut.. kimmeii OF the I'd cavalry,
who was at Bull Run with q, part OF his regi-
nent, has resigned his commission, and accept
ed captainey IN the rebel cavalry III Missouri.
he had the new commission before the battle.
that immediately alter the battle OF Bull Kun,
TIE rebel authorities made extraordinary exer-
tons 70 bring forward troops, resulting in the
OF large forces from Tennessee
to Virginia, which had been held at home for
defensive operations on the Mississippi. The
Cotton States had also forwarded large numbers,
all that could be spa ed from home, and Beau.
regard has now larger force than at any pre-
vious time, however great. The necessity for
him to commence an onward movement to pre-
vent his army from dissolution, yet no fears are
:Ap. e'se1 '''a' ne WIN VENTURE al ATTACK on our
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for bearing and endurance than our own papers
have claimed and their 6ghtino in front of
heavy works. being considered by military men
as giving them so great AN advantage "a to make
il a matter of wonder that raw recruits conld
have been induced to assault them under sncb
Our ministers do not disuuiso the fact that
the (,overnment has suffered severely in the GA.