The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-01

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j wzsu;e,Si. AN azNS SSiE Bi.os' .k &
lowed 70 enter A;sxsndris- unless known to b
loyal. -
1ddy charged with uttering inaswpatosx ~
IN The forti6cstions.s,onI - H. x;j; u. !.
Heights are nearly caScBSsd .yT IN
4 gentleman al "a hs.e ESa hich.sbd y.
day, states ~ Sstsss scsivtsy prssaib iutis
military thtlss ns vas caly pef111 2 20 ]esve
on being jdentdfd jas q ye1 kpops Baliigsss
merchants. The Gsasral sensimsnti s. Rich nohd
| was that an stack mest be 80 On the Feler.
al forces st AleEapdr3& but that idea did pse
vail 50 extensissly setS came faS9hsr NORTH
The pubic 1eelisg w~s war was fally inaugura-
ted, and fhatwhiN the present y full of trouble
their future is gloomy and dark
4 am informed that several secret Union
dria and Fredticksbuf& and at sever6 Other
places in the State, with view TO organize ana
arm for mutual pfesAetios while voAsg for the
Union ticket The vigilanes,of tho esbelsnsnA
the difficulty Of obtaining arms preyented thsse
plans. The rebels allowed few Union votes 70
be thrown to rebut the presumption or coercion
4 Virginian rom soma forty miles from bsfeG
reports to night, he met, % hissay some 600 0:
rebel troops all marching tpr Hsrper's Eerry.-s7
They were poorly, clad and two-tlirds Of them
their waists by ropes. 55i6i ls1obs' of dJ1oG {
500 rsnec;a, IA oths, x.s,,,,,.4,oz bas .,g,at
W .su,-...op NJ " ,sM o II'oan1
~, u ac Tn;s -: =; -. s'oiu' Acasr y
.s,is,;n, os . ~ :. .S'ns suo p,omps - 3
nranossd ;,,.ry ~ M sas ,,ne ot sne
r. pa ,asr.,a,s .n .s:., ..,,"S ~ ssss .us
titles Of provisions and grain, now in the hands
OF Illinois farmeEs, and save them in some mea-
.u... ,yss aug Oh ,9iosn g sner ioHsl
4 'l'-l .~'as.
WAsHINGroN May 2S.-The belief that the
fresident has determined 10 tender Col Fre. is1
mont Aalor.denesalships seiicits much glatide y
cation s.rs 4ie,gt ,ruob. ,sl 81 ,.6,i. hsI,
5x.Iov. Banks ls here.
- ~ invitation Of the Secretary Of Wsf, The p
W aenington City Council has passed . rssolue -
tion OF respect to Col Kllsy0rth. ssnip4 ssue9 Id
81 Especial 10 tho Tribune 1 . .af,at,ss !,
rendered Bricadier Generalsbip and be detain. %
ed 10 the Buresu of two Inonths.1 9lgi5d 65aaIq Q
John c. Fremont has been appointed a Najueo .
General and Gov. Dennisop Naval ofice,. .'1I,ear
The President TO-DAY a accepted six additional
Regiments of volunteers from Indiana r'oSV V1'
The War Depsrtuept vas, to daY. offered 4
and battery Of four IL pounders' by 20,
a gentleman from Baltimore and win probably
be accented. HilonlhoJ 5iii s5oo1 son H9idW sic .
At O'Clock this morning. Lieut. Tompkinaxa .
with a SQUAD of Mtanted mar. .reconnoitare6
towards Fairfax Court House. A mile this SIDE.
two horses were esni.d without riders ri ehor. ni
ses were surrounded, when two uniformed men Q
started no. One lcyellctl fOWlinp niece nj the "A
The busler drew q resoiver--ths
fowlng- piece dropped--the revolver accidental.
ly went of, and the Virginian was shot in his
right arm Both were taken prisoners and had D.
hnP sfl l.t. my
Rumor predicts a speedy advance Of troops nj
by Beauregard, to retake Alexan-,
dris. A Union Rag is flying over the Marshall
House in place of the Southern rag sib $50 q y!ii
The Times has letter frem Petershan, Wes-fg9
tern Virginia, which says -" State troops are
coming in bringing arms, and we are
anSiously looking for help from Ohio to drive
.hep u, on nope tney Will come soon. fne hs. "H
s,s COUNTY ~ % 1aylor gave svN na)orny sesnss
p ihe vote N Sf"tton Was fol ag1
''ec.ss'oe oe Il ..,,,,.. .,,., ,4
ohe OF lns tral'ors s'anu'ng guaro ias. nlgns,
shot good onon man as ne was passing gong 20
W .o"u; .S M ato ssaincs sons .nu o:o'us. y
asaths. oro'net. W hale 'olsG .s enousu ~ Vur
o"n see'oh, pu' we no au'no,,'y ~ a'' un
0e' ""rs ls, - o. oM.eI .a' u".s1 u' 49,,
r.e lopeo'1n, ~ s"e is'"'uJ
'en. Jaws ana peSssesa'u are eNpeoseo ~ 30
s,1'lllioua W gay; atS n otihs Cohs.uc
". .eu Iout sue ol hchHonu All 'ue or,oses on s-
'nG Ae1anurla IA, raiioau nave oeen oes'royeu.
hroposais WIN va soon pe tssueo ior 'o''y s'ea"
Rroadier General McDorell takes command
of The forces in VIRGINIA IN nlace of Sanford
Gov Ranks favors uniting an armv Of soo 5g
ooO man in the fala AZ that the -d;fSenIt;ss n.
sneedilv settled. -" -" '--''''--' -
BIB s.l-'
ltriounes sRec'ai; 1uloy sa
asnusOn, may 1'.- :, cN eele uas peen lnis'
SewalPs Point. The Navy Departme2t say there Z
should be only the Monticello andPtwo small u