The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-03
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wAsHlnaros, July SO.--Ths rumors current
fer the past few days .hAt Besutesstd intended
70 effect crossing in Maryland, near Edwards
Ferry, arc noe generally dscredited, - any sucn
movement would place them ct the mercy y
Gen. Scott. Any movement on Arltngscs Or
Alcxsndria:is prepostcrous. -
1geslsnassens f Gasvesnnens Clerks.
Six Government clerks resigned to-day, ow-
Ing to the passage Of ! Virginia ordnance, that
if any citisen sf the Common scalth holds OF
fee under the United Ssases after Tomorrow. ne
shall be declared an alien and enemy to The
State and any citizen who may hereafter reprr.
sent the State 10, the Congress Of the United
Stases shall, in addition TO the above penalties
be declared guilty Of treason and his property
be confiscated
s'ss1 s''' New :Appslntmensu - as,sss
COL Lander has been appointed Brigadier
GENERAL at the instance Of Gen. McClellan and
others. Mr. Stevens Of Washington Territory
is appointed Colonel Of the 10Th New York
HIGHLAND regiment +. 81 fis,fs
Mcclellanss Acsivisy..Col. FaFnhsm n.
tits reported that Col. Corceran has died OF
his woundsL a
Gen. Mcclellan is most active and unremit-
ting in the supervision Of the whole army. HIS
frequent presence among them has already IN
spirtd confidence, aud contributed to eRicc all
tie effects Of the disasters before Manassas
Col FarnhAm of the Fire Zouaves, has be.
conc insane from the effects of exposure and
h,.rdships, and imagines himself leading attacks
on she enemy's battery.
HARpERs FERRY, July 3C.-The whole army,
except few companies are lying ON the other
sid,e Of the Potomac. 81 Sda
From Missouri.
JaKAvENwoarH, July 3l.-Tke Conservative
has advicss from the Ossgo Indian Region that
Mr. Shoemaker, Chief messenger of that tribe
has been compelled to leave BY the secession
lists.
"A force Of 100 men. under Judge Brown, OF
Humboldt, has left Allen comfy for the Usage
c. ,untry to dispurse the rebels
The Times says large bodies Of Pa,vuees and
Cheyennes in the vicinity Of Marysville, Mar
shall county, Kansas, and it is thought they
will inaugurass hostilises, having been TAM ,ered
with by secessionists of that region.
After the recent skirmish at HarrisonvilIe,
Mo-, and the dispersal Of the rebel forces Jen-
nison and his men robbed some stores of cloth
irg. &c, which he distributed among the troops
Jennison is not in the U. s. service, but in this
skirnish acted in concert with Federal troops
The trial Of DR.. Anthony, publisher Of the
Conservative of this city, for killing X. G. Sat-
tcrlee, editor Of the Herald, closed Yesterday
TIL jury were out but twenty minutes, return
ing verdict Of acquittal. esa
JEFFERSON CrrY, July 3i.-Governor Gamble,
Lieut. Governor W. p Hall aud Mordicai Oliver,
guratcd in Convention in the afternoon session.
Eieh made stirring Union and patriotic speech
amid loud applause. After other unimportant
business and the presentation Of an address to
the people Of the State Nv the Convention, it
adjourned until the 81 Monday in December,
unless sooner called together by the new Gov
ernor, as demanded by the public safety.
200 kegs of powder aud two pieces Of artillery
were captured yesterday and will be sent to st.
Louis.
LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-The Richmond Exam
ine'r Of the 9th says The Confederate forces
have been removed forward far be, ond hanss-
sas.
Prisoners are still being brought in by thou
sands. The enemy's dead still remain un-
buried.
Gen. Beauregard is said positively not to be
at Manassas.
1t Is certain we captured $4,000 handouts
with which the Federals expected to manacle
the prisoners.
Davis telegrephed for the Georgia Regiments
to come on. We have taken % 900 stand Of
arms.
Fairbanks, Adiutant of the Michigan Regi-
ment, is prisoner at Richmond The Enquirer
proposes hanging him as he is rabid Adolf
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