The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-23
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n 3sass WaahimRtons Eah. Ia
GnnA1n.-ssVIce artsei1fne Resckisride hein1
sick, The SsersGasy sai1Ga IN, Senate . ecder.
On sn6tioa oe II. Revsll M. Toe1 took IN
i Chair ~ ate.ss 8aF,9I b. 9a-sr ~, s. -
l. n. Hall saiA h hsi hoen a6ared hy fha ,napi
nous request C The NavAl flon~itsae thst rs,
1 vote excuane sNr. Thonnhon. from, ae.v;r. 8,
the Naval CommiAAae ~ 'reee.sidsrsi -
The VOTE 80 reooneide,ea snd n Thorrr.or
lwas NOT excused. =,
T. The reeolusion fue print;ns AZ ON Additional
copies Of the Agrisulsnral Rspoet for ths Patent
O@es ~ passsd. Is, 5sislsa q asi.ssss S.
4 HousR R--Ar Ksllsgg, of Ilinais, presented I
memorial sieued by 400 1ltizsna N IL DiatricI
he represents, aesiast u snsad.sns. 70 ths
IConstitution, lately introduced by himself
1r-John0oGhs1nAefN e fNsuiYerk kpreaantad the
proceedings q IL New York Demoeraxic Con.
tTsntioay lg1sd byIS5a delskatls, rslatiys y The
settlement Of The NatiosSl diHecltila ,vhieh m
laid On the table. 3 aT.,1-I-,.Is ..i7-.aF "a !,
additional yesterdays House1
1 Adebate took plscs % the aansadment tot
Postal bill increasing The nav Of route agents %
$1,000 annually. yisge1l saigIlbe. iai Is 1sss sea
M. Washhurne, of Illinois, sessed an amend.
ment that the T. 4. General restore snsh inland
service a. can BE- peoperly done. saa sssizSl ii
n. Stanton opposed the amendment The
| oil! was finally paased. set Esa ssls5.iuafss e..
/ 1r: Conway presented memorial Of the Le.
gislattys Asssnbly ofi Kansas for indemnity 20
certain persons for losses during the late poiti.
| cal troubles, which was referred. .tss e sra
+ Thersport Of hscommistse Of % came up. !
II. Nandsser nadea Republican spessh.
| Mr.. De Jsrnette discanted on the beauties Of
00cl0tV In, Ia
sderacy. African slavery was the only basis on
which Republcan liberty can b preserved. q
The House ad1sutued. s4esEs & asSi3,sa 90
%rss New York Feb. less
II is reported that Ex. Judge Edward q. Lor.
ing, Of Massachusetts hasi heen elFAred the Sar.
dinian Mission. s,ses-rs- - 4 = H.
| Advicss from Colville Depot December 2sd.
represent the English and American North.wes.
tern Boundary Commissioners As progressing ~.
tisfactorily. The 1rssa stone Of the anal nonu.
ment OF the boundary was laid on the 26th of
October. The Chief Commissioner had started
for home. i4-,sys Fsesa4ia st5bgu
The hin n ..u,,r.. .hs :. sso. ~ 81 N.
p.nns,,s.: @ p.;,.S.s 's "s ~ -. ~.
morr;n. :. . 800 ~ r. = 90 AAS''' '-''
q l'1' e ~ -''S'' ''''' ~ ~ ~ 90.
~, h,ie'gn. =. ", reb. Ie.
lne eenase nnlsneo tne Ailitary Oil se.day,
making many smendmensA ana discussed the
aovaiorum tax
montgomery, Feh IL.
Gongrsss appointed Committee OF six 70
J. make srsangs@shss ior the naugssstion on
Aonosy neA1 oe
communisauon reiasve 70 the purcnase OF
vessels Wss reieFrsd.
an oMsai copy 81 sne Iexas ordinancs wss
psssensso WIN sue cleeehteie OF oeieeeses, one
oi wnom arnvea. VDlectaon was mads 70 10
,scePsoo on sne 9found OF its NOT oeing ratsned.
II 0seeE. OF :4exae was invited 70 take ssat
aaeleeese. .s'1 =,
An ecs pcsseo IN seeres session continuing Gus
toms and officers until the first of April, requi-
ring snem 10 taks the oatn OF realty 70 the Fro
us.onaa 6ovefnmens: s'as
Inc secretary OF the treasury 10 instructed
70 report plan ior reducing expenses and col
lscting revenues my per cent.
Norfolk, Va, Feb. IL.
The surveying schooner Crawford Is preparing
for sea at Gosport. s .7.'
Five cases Of muskete, from Harper's Ferry,
have been taken to Fortress Monroe.
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The convent;o, c.ueu. 70 .n;sSs nn.n;mon,, SS .v
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sao.s.".. ~ Ho,. 49, -. ~. p....
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Is AS.s |Tn"..s'ou.l . .:. r y. 1.".s nss To-
.u.u " eAuu s1s c s.o iot s.As sesJny n
tent on Hnssey's reaper. He directs the areu.
ment to proceed on the 2sth inst. =. 70
A fracas occurred to night at the Walnut Ho.
tel between Kellogg, Of Illinois, and Medill,
Editor of the Chicago Tribune. Medill was
knocked down, when the bystanders separated
the belligerents.
Privaet advices from Montgomery state that
arrangements have been made for a loan of Sl4.-
OOO, 600 BY the lss Of March, at which time the
Confedsracy will have fifty regiments Of troops
for the aeld, for the purpose of resisting coer.
cion and in case of blockade marching upon
Washington. @ IN sos5az as.I ss.,. .i
It is understood that Delegations from Virei.
mia. North Carolina and Missouri will vote against
the report Of the Peace Conference. MARYLAND,
Kentucky and Tennessee will 20 for it. It will
probably be adopted by majority of the States
represented in the Conference.
Hemphill Jones, who went South az special
Agent Of the Treasury Department, returned to-
day and is preparing report. to Secretary Dix,
which will probably be presented 70 Congress
to morrow. -,
York R BANKERS r.;sed mr. unon NJ RucS.nsn a. I lss.
December and informed him that The Govern.
ment loan would not be taken unless Secretary
Thomas vas removed and Union man substi-
suted They named NJ. Dix and also stipulated
| that he should bs an inmate of the White House.
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s.So sn's morning. lney we.c s esco!seu " .ns
| depot oy tne mn'ay sIu an 'm"snss eonsyulse
ci.snS ss yam S;. iss s1s ~ snS os ~.
j.:S.s> ASo sea;ss.a,,s' .sso.;n- n.
near car smidss socaerous cnser'n9' AUG
Weasosr u nhe' g. -. -, =.
| a o.. .-o.'.h. .o. e@ e;.;.an ~. ~
q. ro.;.. d;ed yesterday .fternoon seed rs
~. "a .s-v.d -;th d;.t;nct;on in
the Y. .. Army, ana ssfVeo vs'n o's''nc''on ~
'ne war u R;ob,,ona r.h 1e
| c.. c...;..;a',s.. 80 ;r.;t.S n
49, i"s oy~. ~" Gon,su,;on or Tond.v "
-1 A. .o,.r.;.,ss .o IN EeSer.l m.tters v,a an.
pointed. 4s
| A resolution was introduced, but objected to,
requesting the Commissioners to the Confer
ence to report If any result acceptable to Vir.