The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-24

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..'..i,nus in the New York pspss xe are
Z !, attempt on the palt LOT Northsrn
=. y. .ssin ths release Of The Baltimore
= .c,.nisssoners confined in Fort Lafayette
IN I. pmsnbsred that these men, By indu-
Il l. .,;denee, are proved 70 b deeply stain
AsA ..,ss blood of the Massachusetts, troops,
-, that massacre ell their arrest they
.i.s, in secreting arms and conspiring with
~ p.ses They we're taken 70 New York for
se 49, fba. trouble was expected at the Fort
g ....,ed from an order from the President
4 csnmandinG ohaosr % pay no attention
i. q liubs Of the Law, !" and II force Vas At
- - defend himsef % The utmost We
hat Judge Garrison, Of New York,
- General Duryea what force in Kings
n could get 10 execute writ Of hsbsas
The General told him he could get
4i.iaoo men but to take tho fort he would
inu 5000 to 10000. Here then We have
ss. .ah,ooded traitor to his country in New
:. Jodre. OF his antecedents and prominence
nv uo,hine, but conclude he 10 some small
- II. sekisg to make capital BY multiplying the
ss ..,,o, Of the hour. It would not b ania
s ;,,sde him with the Commissioners for
y ~. A.n strongly feels that he would, If he
!. a uM asiap armed party TO sure graves in q
stsup. to effect their release. Eatof'
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srnx CvrlIzArIoH.-A most diabolical
sdsh editorial appears in recent num-
. fAe Memphis Avalanche. It advocates an
- ,ri.inase hanging and killing of Northern
s vhom the editor alleges are engaged in an
- IN var, threatening 70 dsvastate their Sec
IM " burning their houses, pillsgipg their
and homes, ravishing their wives, murder
w Rkir children, stealing their negroes, &c
s1zse .sscity and inhunanity Of The editorial
eesa ssdons would put 70 blush the most horrid
& r ssriiss ever rerpetrated by the Widest say.
y n our country. y -s.t
~ III Fnsr CAvALKY RkeMENr.-As We sup.
" returs Of this regiment to Burlington
Z ssssd conjecture and comment among our
snries We did not rsfes 30 the matter
ssne not knowing either the cause of
departure or return. We know that many
! N companies we're without sufficient cloth
inbeq any kind-all the horses without proper
an lee and brides, many of them being ridden
. kback and led by ropes-arms, there were
) q. We do not blame any officer for profess
s vnst move, until better prepared. As
- hsn, We suppose they do not feel very
w. asi the return. Nothing like as bad ss
- Tstuk friends, who protest they "are in
ES aanger!"
77--- n The Rev. Mr.. Clark left here Friday last
mhe 7th Regiment at Rolla, Of which he
~ lea appointed Chaplain.
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49,. lr RxGnEsr.-Wilkie, army correspon-
sshe Heral], telegraphs to that paper the
g. wing list Of killed aud wounded of Compa.
q il and I, Captaids Gottschalk and Heron.
,aass Of Dubuque
2 =: - EzS--J NcHenry, Frank Rhomberg and
~ r En nGoenneL
, WG Dwero1ly Womnded-J. Wall, George s.
r0 George H. Ballou, H. G. Darrah, Sar.
ei Dettmer.
-- s F.adsd-C. Gregory, O. w. Bennett, c.
sng L. Webb, J. Bell, J. O'Grady, c.
Esl A. G. Mcdonald, G. N. Clark, r. s.
All Eans, J. Leary, s. w. Mathis. Captain
zaak, W. Meyer, +. Deggendorf, George
psAAe Y, Peter Jeke E. Eissado.
Istd a. FLErcHERs ARTILLERY.-On Saturday
= ~ apn, this company was mustered into ser
e " Lieut.. Chambers. To many of the ci-
b the scene was novel one, and taking
&c on Third street, afforded them a fair op-
ars unity for satisfying their curiosity. The
M nnant stood little to the left Of the line
-. ltmrgeon by his side. Az each man was
a, be marched the intervening space hating
"A II y Of the surgeon, who felt his muscles
-. oe shoulders to the wrists, and examined
nds and hips This over, the company
's.s,.s iawn up in line and officers ordered to the
'sdhds Lieut. Chambers then said, "If any are
. RIM rx6ed with the Articles of War step cut"
~ ~ lfNvas unbroken. The same was the case
! nsaked. care any unwilling to take the
~ allegiance" Following his example,
e. .r head was then uncovered, and every right
- d1 kd up until the oath had been admins.
sCSn Three cheers closed the ceremony, On.
ssws hre men we're rejected. One was too Old,
HR nO !oung and the other unsound. The
4 - pany consists Of lis men, most Of whom
~ nbust and tall
The New Postage Stamps.
y d sis old contract, under which our postage
ar vsr made by Toppan, Carpenter l. Co.,
- Adephia, having expired. the new one has
Mrded to the National Bank Note Com
- Of New York, who have prepared new and
= dies for all the different denominations,
!. sn kDg somewhat from the old styles. The
.u,s s present very much improved appear
u b 10 point Of color. The stamps are now
- e ng distributed among postmasters. 1t is cal
q " lsd that during the coming year from Au-
!. e x 1881, about 2Oo, ,00o, 600 stamps will be
The new stamps are uniform in design,
ss.f Ythe value designated in figures on each
!. : Z sspper corners, and the letters q. 6. in
sser corner, in addition to the ~. 8. pos
~ Lone cent and DO on upward. The one
~ Gnamp represents profile bust of Frank
'vis. 1aAe three cent stampa profile Of Wash
20 gion. The FIVE cent has the head of Jefer-
hsNa, twelve and twenty-four cent, the
- atd Washington, the thirty cent the bust Of
q |ntln, and the ninety cent is distinguished
ifunbuPs head of Washington. During
var 1860 the number of stamps delivered
sPOst 0flcs Department wss 2s,s67, 270.
q rerage increase for number Of years past
's Asn about Il, 600 900 per annum.