The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-07

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,ssxs. CeleNaes.
~ our last aSrfvaIs We have 1enrned the
nns. eosion OF sns Datch Government 10 re-.
~ Es " tnc socs.uon o. sie:ssy y its colonies.
80 Iu'nel nPof.s.Son OF ssavss4s 70 % allow
"a q Japan sn1 ING neieuocfns isiauds.- :.
LnS.e s.resoy 'neae ~ oslns nearly rsea
4 Indies similar steps have been tasen. A 6urin.
am pspsr says that al the slaves in the Dutch
American possessions are to be free On the 1st
! Of July, 1853, on the following conditions:
1st An indemnity to b. paid TO the proprie-
ttors Of each slave msn, woman, or child, Of
/ three hundred guildsrs, or about one hundred
sud twenty dollars United States money.
4 I'd. The slaves are 10 be subjected to sys.
TEN Of apprenticeship on the plantations for
three years. and receive for their labor Q cer-
i tain ainount Of vares of which Il 10 be
paid 70 the Goyernmest isasf 80
1 The Dutch possessions In America are Guin.
| eN, st Euststius, Curacoa, st. Martin and Saba.
! f,0uinss contains . free population of fifteen
thousand souls and thirty seven thousand Eve
hundred blacks. 81. Eustatius, q Leeward
island, has Ave thousand whites and twenty
suousano Ui1ckS, 1nu nus oeeu IL tne uuuAs-
turbe possession ofthe Dutch since 1914.
or the numbers of the slaves in the other
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Thue .te.a;lv do.s m. vo-t of .mancin.tion
nroeeed ,h~orcbort IN. wn.,d - X. foiIovsd
t,n. bevond all nnss,,on IN snr,s ,b;,.ntbronie
en6 ss,;.fs..n., , 90. ~. s;.s,,s. ,.o..rsnt
sHe csseASAoSsVsy AVit tnS W osAoisA AAVNVAAA0Ss
in this country.-(N. 7. Post
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M,,,sn' rn. $1,000 ~ Ihn sst. p,.;,.d.I'
0v,'ospvu1vhv 'arl,, VI .uo - nn"uo..
az @ WIN ss.h zen MS,e,ans ~. nriDy s~ys,
.h VIZ ~ ao oassaese ~ sne ouon "J
t.r.;sir e. s1a' y Nv oo.' uoyn' ~. iasaS .n
.S.:N ene. M, n.,o no' yoe ieneu
Iii. !, ~ I.;. luz: "a aeJls"s'S .neM syASo W
his. ine v.l.9, ,':, r'vuueu sNvu,",. "
machinery surrounded h hv | homer ~ n .i,ni,ar n
ths honD., os aaEa " IAN. AoPpT, sia; .;a.
crank 5a 4aj
!. One man turns the crank, while another sup.
plies the cartridges, and third sights the gun.
By means Of a lever he moves it lateraly, or
raises or depressss it at pleasure. It's effective
range is II milos. 1t thorws 240 balls per min
ute, the size Of an primary Mimic ball. When
operated with, the rebels were utterly amazed,
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LII ss"I Woasu; anu nen Suppl aeo
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General Butler has the faculty Of using the
right language At the riobt time During a
recent interv;ev With Major Monroo tha ls,,er
remarked that ..he Gen. Butlerl had alvavs
been friend Of the Soutb y Tho Genaral
here interrupted him with the following re.
MARIA. ssStnn s;r. LAT mo ,ot vo,, .;,S, On
tnat point at once. l was always friend to
ooutnerm rignts' ana an enemy 70 southern
wrongs.
Northern troons in bot climate. ara s.;d a
enioy more robust health and ne, form mora
work, under certain precautions AZ 10 health.
than natives. Actual experience in Jamaica
under the direction Of Cant Marrv.tt and in
Africa. under DR.. Livingston. the Great eYnlor.
er. has proyed tho ab;,itv of nortbarp mon IA
withstand the mos, deadly of the tropical mi
10 - Gaps mslfy .. .u.m1ns,la'eu ~, M 1ne Itn-
~ =, ueans hannsi neet sne sxin. III Lv-
iss.;c p. p1 value .. iulnnne as pioPy.
.s.uo a, ro!' noy al,our troops use quinnins
na.asn.I ~ ne P.oprr'i9n VI .Wo grams ..
h;sI dS'..a;.h Issoa usss M nan s,m OK
:, Ni'.'eu WIN ha. s'toi "auI. Inns
10 .aAeh IN tne morning oefore esting' ana
assin o. hsnt, py troops exposed 70 maiaria'
anu II Is saic 'nat so iar from promoting IN
temperance II reahy gives distaste for IN
to1icau ung drinks.
A Young lady named McConn was ,aved
from falling out of second story window st
Cohoes. N. Y. being caught hold Of by the feet.
Her modesty was SO much shocked by the lib.
ertv that vouno man tool in reson;n, hor IN
this stvle that she left Coboes ,be ne1t morn
inc and bos not bean seen .;nce
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A gentleman who has just returned from
Mexico, where he had excellent opportunity
that the French and rebels have an under.
standing with regard to operations in that
country. He confirms the report that the reb-
els are attemptinu To Get foo,;no IN the =, o,ee
of Sonora and CSibusbua. With .ha das;Sn of
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