The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-11
fs,. IN, n, War for the u.,o..

az Ao's frbaneI
Inc time granted the Rebels ~ ., 1881.
ment has expired. The Rebels co,,, we GoTea
Tbe dovernnent ha+ begun i,s .a.a tore.l
punishment. Gen. Butler ~ 49, o. psterp,
Is proving himself as gallant I e.auetts VII
n;,,,, 49, oo'e oeeh skilled in pol;,io. 4
,an,,s,a .oS pIsstsslon OF the Relay Hon.. ~
49, pv.s' 10y, W special messenger Ina, -
gal.imo,s s .ud between Washnrton' =. :.
Governor Sprsgue, Of Rhode Island =,
s'anSehneh's ior temporary absence ss'. mao
FORCES, put received an intimation 10 a.. "yn
TooPs "ouid soon move southwark "a wa. .i 81
ne desired TO be with them, be had bette 10. nat
ne =. ONCE gave up his contemplated -, ,;shaia
sI sum enarge OF his wcll-equipped reemsr, r.
WIN them, IS ready TO march al amorn.a', NJ
ing. bis force numbers 1880. inclna,' war;
Marine Artillery company, whose prae,;sa as
| houhced by army officers TO be equal 10 :. p .
| nave ever seen. Their destination /. -, -! 'he!
out u VIII probably be Norfolk or HsrDs,. y
80 busy are they at the Department SssefT
slant IS the movement Of troops. and 80
defined 10 the impression that sometime
done, and that at once, that many timiS
hnd cause for a trip TO New-York and !,
| well for those remaining that they arc o.,
The city was startled about o'elocs
firing OF guns near the Navy.Yard. ana ~ Na
| iocked to see the cause They a.cs,,.,'" ,gIeas
ls Was the arrival of the steamers 81. 'lai
South, Wyoming, New York. and o,ha. "
troops and military stores. viz
| mere are scores OF fuinOrs Aittjnc aho.. :,
city concerning the policy Of the Adtnnis MI y.
But, whatever the tumOIs ,may be TN. wy
| settled. The Administration is at wo,k
IN the right direction, ead is strjkiny ~ sO't
CLOVIS upou the head aud front of ia es. .eaT
cious children. The papers, for for,n,ah..' "
suing, will be filed with accounts of ~, q
government has done, az, Tor the p,s, so.,,, ~
they have bothered themselves az IN ssI
ought to do s'
| zen. Lane has LEFT mere on very ;m,o...
business fo' the Government, connected g. =
maintenance OF its supremacy OIL the f,o,s4
the success OF whlch meh: De pisced in i.o,.',l
| by any disclosure CT its point aud purtt.s -"
The massachusetts Sixth, with sSij 40, "a
here this morning to join Gen. Butler. eo,, :,
at the Relay House. The intention Of ~ S.N
eminent Is TO open the route from 10 ~
| House by WcadSiock TO the Nonke,n . 20.
Railway, avoi ling baltimore, a. .t,,,a -.
day, until the briggs are rebuilt and s,.S,
paired. The steaE,@r Cambridge itop -.
mas arrived with stores, &c, for the N,..,,k-
sets Regiment, aud will be bought by tbe a.
eminent.
| From information 10 my posse ssion, Thsvs s,...
reason to believe that very important u,oyeD,...,
are IN process of maturity, tie publicity Of NJ ].
would necessarily interfere with their sus,,..si
result, and il may be well here TO stste ,b,, NJ.
Sanderson of the War Department il stiIl :, i.
telegraph Office, and continues 10 Keen 49,
iui eye Tor Secession dspat, hes, or hG.e contain
ing Information which the Interests Of tho Co.
erh'heht require to be ST pped There has tsf-
40 order from the War Dt partment in anv ~.
modifying original duty.
Senator Wilson, who has been here .,r..
continually since the incoming oil the Admiss
uauo'i, ieina d, and IN his capacity oi Oh itHn
OF the Military COMMITTEE, Is giving The Adai,
istraton the ben. fl OF his shTeNd pfact;esI m
ity and great energy OF character. He !. dsi,
at the War d. partment, and his surgesttn. =.
ceive all the attention they so enlncnlly dtY,rs
The Twelfth (New York) r, gimrnI 20 ma
| camp on TUESDAY morning The N, abrrs IA
amazed At the settlement III Tie Iti,ses that lb.,
we're drunk on the way here, and wish i, to be
understor that they are as orderly and ssIL.
behaved as any other set OF gentlemen Tbsi,
chaplain, Mr. Smith, whose attacks on NJ, Be-.
cher and Mr.. Wilson have given him noto.I
that has gone home. The Regiment is no, n
need of funds.
hentuckys two regiments, Coils. Thrill and
Guthrie, having been organized the Goveramep,
has accepted them; and the people Of the st,,.
have rendered the command to M4io. Anders.
OF brigade, of which these regiments will be 1
part.
Capt Pratt's Company G , U. s. regulars Il.
rived last night. While they were on the trsn,.
port at Annapolis man rushed on with bis in,
OF whiskey, which he gave the Captain. iii.
manner attracted attention, and tie whiskey vi;
given to the orderly sergeant, with direction: 10
have it chemically tested, when large depo.;
of arsenic was discovered
Ellsworth's Fire Brigade continue to be tie
troops OF the place. They feel terribly mortified
that few members should have so Outraged The
community, AMI brought disgrace on the eors.
There are about $50 desperate rascal. ia the
Regiment who will be drummed out Their arc
about so professional thieves Tonight ten
very bad men are in the guard house and will te
dealt with tomorrow This afternoon seyeIsl
OF them attempted to pass the sentinel, and co
deavored to seize his gun, the bayonet OF which
penetrated the flesh OF one of them nearly four
inches. Divine service WIS held at their rem
devious toniGht, and the preaching BY Tia
chaplain constituted very peculiar entertain.
ment for them.
Services are held at all the quarters to day
but probably those of the Rhode Island Rrsi
ment are the most impressive, ARK ATTRACTED the
most attention, The building yas crowded
many LADIES being present. Mr. WOodle!
preached on the power of the American peopi
their seli-reliaEce in time Of peril. When ID
hymn was given out, it WAS discovered ,ba
nearly every man had a hymn book, and tb
chaplain remarked that he presumed that the en-
tire army of IF Davis could lot raise SO man
books
The tr.nsit way for provisions and forage ca
the Mississippi River has been block below the
line OF loyal States.
The only contract made for beef bv the Wa
Department was entered into by the Qlartrr
master General of the Army, with the sppre7a
OF the Secretary of War, nj the time when lee
was scarce and selling at 25 cents par pcanG.-
The number Of cattle ordered was 0tN, All
the privilege OF 10000 or 10000. at eefl
gross per pound price entirely satisfactory
al concerned, though, if beef can be obtains
at a less rate, the Department is not obliged
take more thtn the first lot. This is Oft
first time in American history when the ham
ny If the entire co.ntry has been disturbed I
the diScordant cry of beef beef"
The Rev. Ar. Bennett, Of Lockport, think
every rebel should be raped On the head uu'
he cries :" I see ,he Mirty jour stars IN the Cons
la'ion Of ibertyl"