The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17
Carrying of Concealed weapons prohib.
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ST, Louis, Aug. Is Tho Provost Marshal
has issued stringent orders against wearing con.
cealed weapons by citizens and interdicted the
sale or giving away OF any description Of fire
arms BY gunsmiths or other dealers, except by
specil permit. 4sa. sr ..ra ga seE gss
NEW YORK, Aug. l5.--It is said that Judge
Garrison made formal application to General
Duryea, to ascertain what force could be OBJ
tanned in Kings county to execute writ Of ha-
beas corpus, in the case of the Baltimore Com.
missioners. Col. Duryea replied about 400
men, but the county was in possession of no ar.
tiery sufficiently powerful to make any impress
sion on the, walls of Fort Lafayette. 1t would
require between FIVE and ten thousand men to
take them. Rather let the matter rest for the
present - - Ia. t
Judge Garrison, of Brooklyn, issued writ
of habeas corpus on application Of Col Jack on
behalf of about $50 U. S. troops at Fort IIamii.
ton, surrendered by General Twiggs and were
released upon parole. Their counsel las written
to the Secretary Of War requesting that the
Government allow the execution of the writ as
it will save the necessity Of ever indirectly re.
cognizing the legality Of the obligation which
was imposed on the men by the Rebels.
George N. Saunders, late Navy Agent here, Is
a deiaulter to the amount Of $21,O00 A pro.
cess is issued against bis sareties R. J. Walker
and S. scndder. i IL san "a - ~ -.
A Washington special despatch SAYS it is un.
derstood that Secretary Seward intends inform
ing Lord Lyons Immediately that British subjects
are engaged in furnishing did to the rebels in
direct violation of the Queens Proclamation.
The CONNER cial has information that General
Pillow had broken up his camp at New Madrid,
and moved back to Randolph Seven steamers
were seized at Memphis on Thursday and went
to New Madrid to bring Pillows command back
arriving Friday noon. The passengers, during
the meantime were detained at Memphis and
suffered severely iai 7s - ~ - Hfa
/ The movement is supposed to be on account
OF the active preparations Of Fremont at Cairo.
List OF the Wounded In the hands or tl,e
s5r eEV 5r Rebels. - :
NV YORK, Aug. lathe following are ad-
ditional names of our men prisoners in the
hands of the Rebels: gaS 5
Second Wisconsin Wounded-G. A. Beck. in
the knee, Stilman, shoulder w. Fl. Upham.
neck, s ID. Pitcher, leg, Jno. Hoeback, thigh.
y A. Best, thigh, John Ross foot, T. Regklen
side, A. ]. Curtis, thigh, O. Waldron, arm, p.
= Simpson, shoulder, John House, S. S Strong,
A. Jnnken leg. Fred. Harbiner, arm. D. Lev
ms, shoulder, n Rice, back--died July "a; w.
Reed, leg--died July 80; f. Foster, foot, N.
Conant, head, A. f. Farmer, foot--died Aug.
10; j. McKline, arn,--amputated at the shout.
der; d. blanchard, J. Rigby, LIST Michigan, un.
injured; j. ii. Starkweather, John Arndt, Jno
Geary, Thos. S. Montgomery, wounded in the
thigh, Chas. Brunkerhoff, side, w. Thornton.
hand, q. ]. Chapman, leg, Hiram Lane, back,
e. Coffin, leg.
. Firs. Minnesota uniniured IF. s. Ransom. O.
w. Scars, Theo Brown. Fred. +. Brown.
Wounded--I. l.. Twiehell, hip, JAS. L. Russell
shoulder, ]. y. Garrison, hip, G. g. Mann,lungs'
James 0randall, foot, Geo. Maddox, wrist. d.
s. King, head, J. Sale, shoulder, w. s. Ran
doiph, wrist,iW G. Connolly, foot, A. A. Bovn
foot, Henry Grain, leg, J. r, AcNalty, law. j.
y, Liene, left lung and shoulder, G. j. Turner.
knee, Asst Chaplain, A. j. Young r Richsrd.
son, arm, J. T.. Halslesd, hand, Mark Mckinney.
hand, Baptist Aayne, shoulder, CORR John
.. shoulder, Burton, shoulder, Ernest
Fisher, Henry Hubbard, shoulder.
The Navy Department has advices Of the re-. |
|urn OF the pirate Sumterto New Orleans through |
AtchafslAya Bay, The JEFF, Davis Is the only |
rebel var vessel known officially TO be out,ide. |
y the Department Is not apprised Of the escape
II the NeRae. Fast steamers are on way 10 /
make the blockade Of New Orleans eiYectual. -
Four pirates have been disposed of-the Savan,
lah captured, the Petrol shelled and sunk, the
FORK beached and burned, and an unknown
'esael driven ashore ~ the transport Rhode Il.
and or the LAST exploit there atS no ofaciaI
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