The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-09

visit made shGW of evidence vixen Ia ths no
turs Of IT, no isvsesassioa sesld b. mad
in that, ,ta91 49, A.
A. = 5hs charges, We ny ~ sspsrslly that
It is not necessary fee - sNoe0jnmsus y opss
9 fire on the rsas ETA Gane1k who as in the
field 10 pursuit of the Sns0y.sSn accosak Of ir.
regalaritiss 10 1ditures Is fitting o6t his ar
my. 6emovet be0t necsssefy to the ibvsstiga-
ton o. ccsrtction Of thesE and to tho peopls
all these secfn tridipg in s6mparison with the
army which Gen. Fremont has fitted out and T.
ken into the field under great embarrasamsnts
an and ags'nst gEs:. oaetaclss, = . TAas elas. Of
General on them without trial would b gross
injustiee 10 ssvsIa sd1 nogD antxooI
Adjutsatl Gsnssal 1TheneS Ahsggos, sGsipse
quir. sissss@sss 9fSs' q ~ SsS.f a Sis 81 Is ss
before isfs f6iriy 6efof6 S6StrAsa&a ~ SsatH
cAmp6gD plans II shsh;a Nsitf bhai anNAA-
jutant General Thomasi plan win hardly b 20
ospted by the ,R3blie - eqpdepnipg ~. .osAAs;
a, and az 9Rea hastlfty, n fSn, T9lQash hnskss
ID. grave shiisssSf * y Gotdhs lie of tss Icaslyss
10 made contsmpHblS By sAs4tivslUus 'nasefs6
oshsrs. AAjAtans 0sssssl The0osaps: SANlng
the supplies sent by Cen frsness TO ~ asny
may be enumerated 100 barrels 70 carry vstsf
in country where We N Abundant, sud 90
tons Of Ice. e.SisGaS-tns'EibA 2aibDian' ,h9soGg
b Thomas 10 able to dsslas tAAtxatss vip -
abundant ghersser Gen. Ersmont geeA I'd Pro-
baby bis ideas of the needs OF an army afe
adapted to the stationary system But 81 h Dc.
cessary to'infofm an Adjut6dt 0esssal,sAss ~
water barrels may ,oooe in playifor eaupaoiss
and messeA eysn WHARF, ystss y "A iapupdsnt S@7 S@7
This was Q severe strain at . gnat and such
things make fhomas' report 9So1&mpiblea II
70 the lee II IL said - hSvsI besn ~ 6luudsssf
the Surgeonin charge atJslAssea Qity.ud bns
.o one sf the Ho' II. R'oaa.1. s.ssss ass
pointed officers "a bib own afsspS1dbiiiy.9f n
Secretary Of War has posf1ed him thlS hG MI
not paytbsm.o 0 The ofRssss ssy thsy dsnotsass
for pay, and are willing 70 serve ,thsif coantrY
for nothing, AZ the pay seems 70 De the only
question with the Government, y and O. - ino1
gets their services for nothing, Il ia nakia6 .
nice saving ont ef, this ahAir, aDd, ought a, b
satisfied. Il the oiRcers make out 70 Do some
thing, the people win not be dissatis6sd q the
irreguiarity Of their sppointmsnkffo eid 10 ssa
An astonishing feature e thisrepoctI y thAt
It suggssts charges Of fraud sgainst Nsior-0sa.
somebody In Louisville that N. Sslovef Who
wss in Europe with Gen, fremont wrote q
some friend in Sam Francisco that lis sharsin
the profits of Gen. Freuost's purchase OF arms
was $8O, 900. This yaguest Of rumors Is embo-
died in an Official report az something to decide
the question Of Gen. Fremonts removal Sop
pose Secretary Cameron, or any ethsf public Of
fcer, we're reported on in the sane way. a,,;,,3
We have devoted moro space than We inten-
ded to the disagreeable duty Of investigating
this report which is Of Importance because 4
is supposed to govern question affecting tho
public service. The Government has besn un-
nPt n 70 I'M ia II A.
doubtedly it had the best intentions in trying 70
convince the public Of the necessity for reuov-
ing Gen. Fremont before doing il, but in at-j
tempting to do this, 1t has placed itself in the
attitude OF prosecuting aud accusing him. The
real merits OF the case have been overslsughed
by the peculiar management of it, and the effect
has been to create sympathy for Gen. Fremont.
This report of Adjutant General Thomas Is the
most unfortunate of oil. Now Gen. Fremont's
removal will appear to be . sentence upon IN
accusation on which he has had no trial. fssz.
"l7ga Vanity Fsirs. %. ladio7e
/ SENTIMENT: By FArnorrc CooK.-The Re-
bellion. It's just like picking duck; give me-
hold oft, and you'd soon see Ite Down Fall. 1,
Tar "HARD NEcEsslrns" or WAR.--Shot and
She'll il t 4 lls.,. ~. .11i, = NJ
FIDDLEsr1cks.-We like to show up fallacious
maxims. Here's one. "What man has done,
man can dop The idea is all nonsense. It Is .
hxed fact that when anybody has once Done .
Yankee he can't Do him again.
WARS IN 1 NAxr.-Owing to the 'speculiar
Inducements" by which Volunteers are enlisted
in the South, We understand that q G. 8. A. re-.
cruiting officer is called an Impressario. 4
A Cox "ADAp1ED FROM tn. FxrxCH.n-Q.-
Why should one French blanket be % good %
two Of any other kind?
A.-Becauss the French word Nanq,etss igni.
6es Pear. z.ga5. fasta 1il - ia.i' 90
ONE OF ARAsHILA's.-"How different you col.
diers are from Us said Arsbella to the Captain:
with Us, Conquest only begins, while with
you it ends the Engagement"
WHAT NExrl-Crocus considers that the last
Of the Verdi's is only Ballo-but, 90 far q the
basso is concerned-a Below in Masohera.
A BLACK DRAuaHr.-Raising Contraband sol-
diers in Dixie. .aa qis a5-icEs s.3g1al sazf
THT CIRCLE SouARED, At LAsr.-Thst great
mathematical dcsideratum, the squaring Of the
circle, has been realized at last b The problem
has been solved by Mr.. Seward, whose Circular
letter may be considered as the Square thing.
By GALLERY eoD.-Why 10 Gen. Price like
Because he is remarkable for nothing except
a laundering long Run. . f,s...,s.,- J.
No DoUBr OF ia highland Yankee being
asked what can best fortify men for Aghts"
replied "Dinner ken"
TIE "PEoPLr AT LARGE Those who have
not yet been sent to Fort Lafayette.
How AoRrAR-rYnG II WILL Bs.-H the Vir.
ginia Mason can't build decent reputation for
the @. &. A. ~ g&aaAnzh - ~ Ma 'aH
A BRAzEH lxAeE-!''The Pnseyites and Cath
olics," said the Divinity Student, 'both bass
their religion upon Symbols" gss .s-.,z.e :
"Yss, responded Z, "and Cymbsls, ron know.
are very liable to Clash!n 1yr - -IIr7aI :
CEREAL AND SERroUs-Our Advance on Ma.
nassas was disastrous enough, but Louis Napo-
Icons recent Advance on the price Of bread Win
be more SO. 4 i.5iaasa " t.iftR - AaiaI 2
The government Of France, like that Of Eng.
land, is not selfsustaining; either Corn or Cot
ton rule both Of those unhappy countries, and q
they are now strenuously Denying the Cotton,
We foresee that they must speedily Acknowiedgs
the Corn i,0l4.tl@ SIRE 2al sd -
There is an intimate connection between the
Partisan stomach and barricades. In France. a
elsewhere, Dough may be called the sinews Of
War.
Although the Emperor has it pretty much in
! his own hands to increase or diminish the popu.
| lar Loaves, the people, Il must be confessed,
have some very ugly Twists on the Emperor. !
The reason why the Partisan revolutionary
sentiment moves 30 easily, is because Il goes
with the Grain. l 9 - - e -
Let the Emperor, then, beware. II be. has
been 30 imprudent as TO bake the public veal In
his regulation loaf of bread, he must not BE- sur
prised if the canaiNe beset him. acme 6ne morn.
ing, and. ..te use . Bowery expression. I. .
| Spoil his Crustl Ala' a.bAoiso1 'a' 'ei
ARREST OF TIE CAPTAIN OF TEE ,KEys7osu
SrArr,-The steamship Keystone State arrived
at this port on Friday last, as has been already
announced, bringing as prise, the stesmee
Salvor. captured of Key West, while attempa.
ing to run the blockade. As soon as the an
nouncement Of the arrival ~ S0f the Ksystone State
was telegraphed to Washington. 40 order was
issued by the Secretary Of the Navy, for the Or.
rest of Captain Scott, Of the Keystone Stats, the
charge being that Of leaving his station. The
order was autographed to Cominsndet Turner, At
the Navy Yard, on Saturday, aud The srfest was