The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

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Nsw Oassx, Oct S5.-osM Keaiy 'a.asshsd'
fto0 here Friday niahA - atsasked Romney-
Yesterday 3. m. restiae ~ euemy. capturing
mahy ptiAnaers. shsss s6naon, and Ill their Va
eoenSsa cassb equiiaeA 1As 'ke6els retired
tosassas WneAsstss. Or Lon b szi0ing--Rs-s
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r leep from - O1S4Stseee6 c9senetyial
source u teis city tAAs Ne k9eneb saiHae re-.
seis ensereo tne poes o. VS ~ y e:y afev
weeks ago tnese ossn9 o tnat ume nn bIoetsa-
Ing ships before thse part 5, s,iIIs; !.
Lord Lyons nov oomeno9 ~ NE Se0rs spt
State shss thess veassle - silSsed = leavs thas
lesion unmo'ested On ~ eFeend that 8 ihe ti~s
'ot their going In there, The blockade va not Of.
tecsive .sis,kf--I go
aeraId's special ..oe ~
WAsnIHefoH, Oct 3k.-The Her, y ". Con
way, Chaplain Of The 9th &seiibsht Mes York
Volunteer. now at aasssfSS ahlSs hae bee5sspt
~ Gens Wool with Information r. ne HeSffa-
n'sns in reference 70 he loyal pseplS 20 Hyde
cosnty, N. q. He bsinn With hia 9gee!efa sion
Of independence adopssdl 81 - lsedtne S!sissns
Of the county At Hattesas Church, " yh.ch they
declare themselves ne cna ilndspsnasnt q thss
southern Confederaey IL part q II. C0o
wsyS mission 70 solicit afns Tor thess union men
Who only wait tor means end oPPostpng e
strike the death blow 70 ~ despot,sn ~, shlch
they have been Oppressed. Tns rrsetdent he
promised to use ms ceas enosts q psosecs soen'
no provide them wiss' vespo0s. * O0nssy
brings the information that these people ese .ee'
nally starving for want o. food AND sunerlny
srsssly for want OF clothing.
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b.. RsiI,s RinfF the R.ieIa h.ve been emb,,ldrned
and Are AGAIN reooeted n be n Fairfax Court
Hous. In full force. s ss3 -
TIE object Of the Government 10 Of copsss p
ne in : noeitiou 70 peot,ct their army to8ard6
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M ittye difficulty h expsrienced In cosse.
o,e.ee Of the clo.ins Of ths Potomac in getting
freight from Baltimore. 4 wagon cypress has
consequently been Organised, and even hay is
now brought iorv ard 90 wheels.
AJargs number VI teansporss, heavily laden
bsvs arrived at Bsltiuose. aad shsir ssrgoss are
being r inferred 70 the Railroad - rapidly -
possible. s
Several prominent ConRFeesmen ARE here con.
sultins with the Cabinet q TO he scopdpct Of
HE " hF--aVOuR tue resi- u 0ehaSVSz 0dISH.
They uaee the most active asd energetic proscu-
ton of military operations. sli.e g S W 80
Two companies of the "a Vermont Regiment
under command of Lieut. Col. SsSsnerd, have
try. They left the camp Of their Regiment in
Virginia, and marched twelve miles and back,
in one dAy taking one prisoner. and obtaining
valuable information. s,ss5
It 10 reported that two of our war vessels have
run past the Rebel batteries At Matthias Point
{. All 10 quiet along our lines to-day
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.9e'oes s"e 'ei' 'oe NAVY Asfo " lsloiu Tue
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4. It's reported shas tue scs o9sf Sn!sa nas
"ane battery o. ioas sum-; anu sno.nes s'es'ner
ran up past the Matthias rolnt ostteries.
WINE Lord Lyons Wa pevehuo ~ ~ acc
dent from receiving the mvitssson 70 aasend the
ianera ~ SSI Pske!s ~ "ns 70 essh n,%sen
OF II. tos frehco 4q's.sf slm"Arly eAcuse1 n'u
SET :" the Secretly y s'ale' sea Inc Envoy
from rrasea says his aoeenee 90 'nat Scca'lon
vas caused ny iha'epe"''on' 'oF Vn'ce nc eA
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