The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-09
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WAemHofox, Nov. l.-Highly trustworthy in
formation from France, estabiishes, In diploma
tic circles here, the fact that the Emperor Nspo-
leon and bis Government consider the integrity,
greataess and prosperity Of the American Re-
public, to be identical With the present and fu-
ture prosperity Of France, y4ssslo
Gen. Scott, will 20 to New York on Saturday
morning, On the Ssix O'Clock train, accompanied
by his staff It 10 expected that next week, while
in the city, be will retire from bic high rank and
Immediately thereafter sail for Europe, with his
Col. Hamilton i goes ~ upon Gen. Halsck's staff,
and Col Townsend resumes his duties in the Ad-
jutent Generars Department. sas4s8s. s 100
The charges against Col. Kerrigan are of the
gPavest character. BE, will probably be sum.
moned before 1 court martial Itis said chat be
held regular interviews with the enemy while In
command of his regiment, passing through the
rant the belief that be entered the service only
70 carry out certain plSnS which be had devised
before the commencement of hostilities for Civ
ing aid and comfort to the Rebels.
1t 10 believed that them will be usws from the
feet by way Of Richmond to-morrcwor next day.
Probably JEFF Davis will hear from two points
on the coast simultaneously between Beaufort
and Oipe Sable Hsi AsaS ,saa'' A'1a7'q' 49, =.
A letter received to-day from Dsrnstown, Nd,
gays that the Rebels now have, their pickets on
Harrison 1siand, and that reliable intelligence
from Leesburg gives information that after the
fight ct Ball. BluG, ~ Aebels withdrew their
forces from LssSbarg on our troops being thrown
over ct Edwaeds' Ferry, leaving only few bat
tsliena p keep up sppsarances and watch our
oovsnsatA They subsequently, took away oil
theiH snppliss, and were ct W. latest aecounts
resting On 0eose Greek, seven miles soath Of
Lsesburg. TT eAe Sfa's EaeA' a'''''' -, 80"
Anew battery Of riAsd guns, three IN number,
have been discovered On the Virginia side Of the
lower Potomac, about . mile and . half below
any that has been herstofors fred. Il 10 situat-
ed little below new brick house, not far from
the wharf at EvAnsport
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O10eulty betWeeA IN Illlnols O0eer and
1e missouri 11one Guard &c.
81. LOUIS, Nov. From Lieut. Sawyer, of
the First Kansas Regiment, learn that force
Of about 800 rebels, which has recently been
collecting near Rockport, have designs upon the
military stores at Upton and an attack may be
expected at any hour.
Upton 10 in charge Of the First Regiment Kan
sas Volunteers-not over 500 effective men,
They are well prepared, no serious results are
looked for.
A difficulty has occurred at, Bonneville be-
tween two companies of the s7th Illinois, Capt.
Payne, and about It's Home Guards under Naj.
Eppstein. Capt Powell, Of the regulars, is Quar-
termaster. Some dispute arose between Powell
and Eppstein in reference to some contraband
property. The former had the latter arrested.
Capt. Payne, Of the Illinois troops, being sick at
the time, Capt KeiDer, of the Home Guards, re-
sisting the authority Of the Quartermaster, was
waited upon BY Capt. Powell with file of 10
soldiers Of the Illinois companies.
Adispste asoee when Capt Powell assaulted
n nk @St
bus bead severely, but The shots from the pistu
took % sGscls 6as sgaisRa710q sldlsds aa5s |
Capt Powell ordered his men 70 Dire Tie mi.
nois troops refused, but Capt Ksiser's men fired
1t Capt. YoWSal OAS shot passSd through bis
whiskers, another through his coat sleeve, and
still another carrying away the handle of the
pistol In bis belt
Unfortunately some shots took effect on the
nliDsis tssepa vs1nding three. s,s.4 go soaa.i9s
Tho matter haS tsEHinatGd, md q good feel.
ing, my informant Gays exists - before. q 4 "a /
The matter Of the difficulty has been referred I
. - ee.nane.g -. 4: 0ss:ssiss ~ ", ~. y
n The CSart OF CoGAon Pleas for $40, 900 dam.
lgss against Frank Blaie, Col Mcneil and Others, 1
los arrests at Camp Jackson last Nay. They 1
MI haze Aseod tiues getting it..a a ID g. MI
So. Loun, Nsv. l.-.Ehs Dsuho,,st has halI
'er from Charlton county. Judge Hunt. prom.
nsnt citizen Of that county, had returned ton
sas Nssahs, siisA pasa h. Isfs q /.
he 3Sd Of October. Price and HcCalloch were
.etG thsrs. having united their fOrees, making,
Judge Hunt thinks, $1,000 men. Il Ihsy ,Aaas =
.iAsd carson vsrs expected Is reach thsrs 81
|snday. Jobs b ClArk, IN charge Of lien, haa I.
snt runners forward announcing their ap-
noah. ne sGAe{n9afure 90 II neGai0n af Neo-