The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

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mean 0etee Cones6, lie Unieu. Denocsaai
candidate foa 0evssnos, Wal ses about 8. 60
votes, and Mcconnell, ths Dreckiprjdee cand
date. Estimated, about 1850. In ssms Of th
interior counties Mcconnell a repeeeeuted :
running strong while the agricultural and con
mercisl districss arc AL polling heavy Repuh
!tcan vote. There i every probability that, sh
1spsbticane have carried he State b. . ha.d
- pearaliy vhils - balasss q ~ w.
sstinseed as yearly equally divided between ID
Unlea.D emoesasic and Secession passteA n
vote u the State Will - heavy.
Aese anxissy has been felt concerning The 10
hsld on shie side of the continent Il VA ecn
orally believed Tie election Of Mcconnell voull
hsve nost disastr.us effect upon business snt
eedss9ee ~ peace Of the country. The elec
ton Of Stanford with ssili another Union ticke
tn the fslj will be considered a q 6nal test e.
nis. 49, 4. IS 49,, - =, ; -
Nearly complete election returns viii probably
be received ID time 70 oversake this express Il
some Of The outer telegraph citations. ~
TEere is little general news for the express,
Judge CradIebsugh, Union Democratic has been
elected delegate to Congress from Nevada Ter
rit0ry. IA 3tsa.s =. ID.
Some Ssoo has been subscribed in San Fran.
cisco 70 b cent - Parson Brownlow, of Knox.
vile, Tenneseee. The Los Angeles Star of the
24sh states that at last accounts Gen. A. G.
JohDson vas in the neighborhood Of Fl Paso on
bis way u Texas 70 attend to private business
A 6ne crop Of tobacco has been raised in Los
Angelica It will lie manufactured into cigars
A train Of emigrants from Texas passed
through Los Angeles last week on their way
north.
Correspondence from San Diego dated 18th
ult says, some ~ immigrant wagons from West
err Texas have arrived in this county an J thew
rep,rt several hundred more on the way. They
report tings to be in u very deplorsble condi.
tlon when they left, owing, - they say, to the
polite j disturbance OF The country.
The Indians are very bad on the route.
The steamer Sierra Nevada brings news from
COLUMBIA.
Lieut.. J. 8. Parks recently promoted to
Captsincy in the 18th infantry, J. g. Harris and
J. J. 4jur Of the U. 8. boundary commission,
Who have been engaged in running the boun.
dArs between Washington Territory and British
Columbia, having completed their work arrived
on the Sierra Nevada, on their way to Wash.
ingt0n to report.
: The Rock creek and American creek mines
are wholly to the north Of the boundary line
Settlers are already occupying this district ON
both sides Of the boundary. The trail: from
Fort Hope to Rock creek passes through our
territory. The English commissioners are still
on the field and will probably complete their
portion Of the work this sesSon.
The steamer Otter arrived at Victoria from
New Westminster on the Goth ult. viii, between
e6O, OOO and so. 00Oin gold and 80 passengers.
The steamer Col Moody arrived AZ New West
minister previous 70 the Offers leaving, bringing
the most favorable accounts from the Carriboo
country. There are men there who have been
only three or four months mining, who have OBJ.
i! soed a. much % $4,000 in dust Some
,lain.s have paid ~ high 10 from 32UO to $500
Der day, and there are many that ut present
Yield from $50 to $500. The news from that
,euntry is far more exciting. than any that has
ret been received here aud new discoveries are
being snf Dc every day. G. A. Bronze, formerly
Df New Westminster, has claim that ut present
e paying from $50 to 90 per day.
Accounts FROM Sinilkameer are most encour.
aging Mr.. Marshall, late of the 81 Dorado
Sslyor. in New Westminster, il working claim
there that is paying from 500 to tl20 . day.
Several others are reported as doing equally
we'll
Imports into Vancouver's Island for the last
six months up to Jans SOth, amounts to
81, 527, 776. .,,
Tn. Kelsey family, by whom the aurifeross
Qualities OF American river, in California, were
iirst discovered, suffered much during the trip.
Indians. associsted with number Of depraved
whites, attacked them daring the transit and
robbed them of q quantity Of provislons and
number Of ANIMALS. Worse than all young
girl Of thirteen years surprised ny them was
made prisoner and was lett for desd on the road
with the loss Other scalp. Strange 70 relate she
did not die aud the little sufferer finally made
out TO rejoin. the caravan. IS, e,s's,t 6sls
A profound calm reigns In the affairs Of
Lover CAiiiornis. ,t... \
Governor Moreno has rendered himself popu
lar by liberal PRESENTATIONS which agree With
the political lines Of Presdent Jnarv1. All that
has been said 70 the contrary with rega to his
disposition il pronounced without foundation.
Accounts from Nevada Territory state tnat
the overland immigration is passing through on
the way to California ut the rate OF So 70 Is
wagons per day. Pine majority appear 70 come
from Missouri, many from Kentucky. They re-
poet thousands behind them, aud mention par,
Iiculariy one very large train, which has the
LEST outfit that ever crossed the plains TINS
- called the BIoomsr tram. There are about
~ ladies in it-ali wearing Blooa'er costumes
aud boots, and armed win bvwis-kpivss aud
revoivers
A telegraph dispatch from Ureka, the Cali
tornia terminus Of the Northern overland route,
dated 26th says it il rep .rted here to day that
party Of immigrants, consisting oAsoprteen per.
IONS, we're killed BY Indians as- loose Lake, aud
&c, 900 in specie taken from the train. Only
ME man escaped to tell the story. Particulars
canuot be ascertained. nj ,
I despatch from Fort Vancouver, Oregon,
Aug. 2lst, sert overland TO Ureks and thence
seleera pned TO San Francisco on the 26th says
4 detachment Of troops under command OF
Can't. Black, left Fort Vancouver yesterday
morning for the Cascades. 20. K, 9th infantry.
are ordered 70 the came place 70 protect the
settlers from the threatened incurs'ons OF tho
Indiana
Dallas, Oregon, Aug. alst.-The settlers in
the Yumatela valley tearing m Indian outbreak
are hastily removing their ien'ales
from Oregon to the effect that the various
tribes east Of the Cascade Mountains were pre-
pairing to drive the miners who number come
5000 from the Nez Perces mines. bs7'
JEysRasox CRY, No dsts.-Intelligence from
the West received here today. contradicts the
report that Parsons had arrived at Georgetown
with lOOO rebels. 80 g, 2
News from Lexington up 70 Saturday shows
there has been no Eight there up TO that time,
though he Federals had been summoned to sur
render By Price, whoee army was Il. 600 strong.
Gen. Pope viii ssinfosce Lexington TO morrow,
Tie leyh, With 1000 men.
An Indiana Regiment, Col Hovey, was sent to
guard the Lamine Bridge, from this place TO-
day. A. the train was leaving. private named
Wallace, 10 getting on the train, fell aud Vas
run over sud killed
Steamer War Esgle arrived this evening, hav.
log lett Boonviile 1t p. m. to-day. Reports
iii quiet There were about 2200 Federals there
when boat left, be.ides the Home Guards. con
sissing of the Iowa stb, Indiana 9Th, and bat
tallion Of Indiana Ed.
Last night 4 battalion Of Home Guards were
sent West TO guard Lamine Bridge, eight miles
f,or, BoonvilIe. On entering the Bridge they