The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

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49,. Aiselfy e render his accounts, wishes
q vaieh ICY pcofess themselves unable 3 seocSs
Il With shslhquary. a. S. ~ s
I f1e possai receipts for iee1 carried durinl
u last esaftse Of 1881 sro'6S5 iiteJs aess thai
daring TIE same period las year vAen ths nail
vsnf I'll over The Union. 1hs cot Of transpos
/ tasion y q, 100000 lssA
4 new deyelopnent inreserence 70 the 1orGai
purchase Of vessels fof The Government has jus
been made. Il appears that before the eavan
nah steamers were sold, the owners aeroed &
give certain broker two per cent II BE woult
i ell the property tolehe Govnesnmenk He solt
70 Morgan 70 whom be paid q per cent Th,
broker now sues The owners for his two per cent
Tho owner insists b b not bond 70 pay and de-
clases that b can prove hat plan va framed
i by some parties toaeecs the governmens In The
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AZ esnetoisans proc. Inc matter vail % az
Po1sc = cosst.
IsS ls.sess Fsceavea m Wsso,ns.oo iron
governments Of England. France and Spsin med
itate an early recognition Of the independence
OF the confederate 6tateA This recognition Il
viii b pretsaded y msds In the cause Of hu.
manity. 49, Is8sI q. 800
nov Co0naentiy asserted eaas there are
nos ~ nepenucen menDem OF tne HOUSE VINO
t RePatea % aesooase sne immed'ase ana an'
conol.,c0n emescspeuon o. naves AZ hope
9. IeeiAaaon favorable % shis class OF politi-
cssns = a1anooueo ana we administration pro-
S e!nI = p.e;etue9 me Union ana Oonatis9;
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@ hesaaes Di4asco.
e. tsae1qeeic easpesaa sseeissd bere to-day
itoni ~ AofI eanoences snas me banks Of
la caty nave anpetnted . Connittee 20 the
vsy ~. saleG, = ofokea. 80 ,iis
1oe IFes'oent mas submitted 70 Congress the
correspoodence Y refsfcnee toths 0panish bark
se.sed q ~. cruiser and abroushtin - =
Pn1e. Aoaes Taylor, who va approved ~ the
9cyermene and eccepsed b. the Spanish Min.
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- 80. . q" ~ 1oe se.m o. enhsunene
sh,s ,,,,,.S. - M ~ expires :. we emo OF
w %onsu; OF TINS number not one.tenth will
ne propheciesa desne, - IA hlocdv .s.;...na.
The Presadent Secretsrv az wa .rS a., 80.
Nsster General have hcen q cnn.rls.,,or LII
parties from the West to.day n rec.rd - sha
frauds 10 the Department a Cairo. Frsnd. n
The way Of contracts are said "a exist vhich ill
DO investigated 20 the fnlIest e,tent.
The Inyestieatipg Committee f;nd that v.,;o,.
parties IN PbiisdeInhIa claim frcm Gov.,nn,su r,
for army supplies or different Kinda over aIe.
DOC, COO Specimena Of soms of ths eonas fns
the payment Of. which portion Of shis enor.
nous sum 10 demanded we're brnueht here he The
Committee and there l. ,oa;,;ve MAN, :, ~.
the laws have been defr,unded. ''''
j Messra. Coyode and Odcli renorted ,ha =.
salt of their Investigation a. the aec.ota.v ~
War TO-DAY. - - ' -
Tho Richmond Dispatch admits that the AZ.
gregate force of the rebels now in the field II
but 26O, 900.
ISpeci,l "a Comme.c;.,1
WAsHrxaros. Feb. 1t il renoi,ed Tho. .ho
tr.nsno,ea ~ tha Rr.,.,a. ..,.S!.:s" su WA. 'ne
" ali Of heavier draft than ~ snsa ~ aes ~
their owners. This We, tho cou.o r. ~ 49, AZ
(icultv A. Hatter.s Rar = 90 s"' VIZ
The House Committoe ~ W.. ,a ~.
are more confident to day Of their sh;;ts - n.ss
the legal tender cIanse If the hrnd.aJ rsIp; a.e
note bill.
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Seer et.rv th..s,s sn. Dpa ~
m ~. -. "a 49,. -.se' s'e oommittee
rh.,. . a .ns WIS received tnis morning.
,n;n;or i. ~ .Sa " .ueu MN 20 express mis-
I pn - ~ s p,opc'ety snu nscesslty OF the
an., 49, .ss.se ~ oSngress OF mr.. spaidlng's
y. ~. s.u .s o' Inc secretary begins by say
us u.s .ne condiuoh OF the Treasury is such
~ su1 So"ml'tees Dill should be passed at
a -. pla ~" moment. Inc general
= IL. ~ ~ sue VII ne sdmits 10 De correct. and
=. . ..s spR.osA 10 regard 70 the legal ten |
~ n",.: ne urges the passage OF his scheme
!. ma a., snc recommends In his report
g - s.s,;a ~. Isnoing considerable amount
ON. n";c"n S snu Sonciuaes Dy suggesting
. au,~ pSl'.n ~ 'olmal amendments by which
no way enect the principles Of the bill.
IL. Herald dispatch.1
E WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Gen. Banks is still
ere. Rumor says probably with view to his
stunning charge OF the Navy Department.
lIhe snow across the river 10 4 to inches
eep. gHs E 49,
sIha Tribune's special states that letters con.
niue to be received from eminent bankers ia.
oring the legal tender bill
There Is no reason to believe that General
uuer assumed before he left Washington that
e should have . Major Generals commission az
ell % the title. He will land several bripades
point on the Southern coast not now occu.
led BY Union soldiers. The capture will be
ore important than yet made. Secretary
tanton .insisted that Butler should have what
3 wanted. although Mcclellan disapproved.
Fort Pulaski 10 now thoroughly invested-
en-. Sherman daily has reports of all that is ,
'ne there and will take the place when he
'ooses 70 attack 1901 Ii
rtidcations Of the great lakes and rivers are :
ep.red to make q report They viii recon-. :
End the erection Of such .fortihrati,rs at /