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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-04


HALIsAx, Dec al.-The Asia from Liverpool
alst and Queenstown 22d, arrived here this
morning. She has on board 500 troops, with
stores, &C., and 10 consequently under govern.
msat orders
She brings 1900 franco In specie.
The Canada arrived at Qusenstown on the
Slst. Warlike preparations continued unaba.
tsd. Mediation would be menace and It would
b. rejected on that very ground.
4 portion Of the British Mediterranean feet
. gradually accumulating At Gibralter, to be
ready, II necessary, TO cross the Atlantic.
Yesterday additional shipwrights were taken
% st the Portsmouth, dock yard to get ready,
With the utmost dispatch, the additional ships
ordered for sea. s'f
The two battalions of the guards ordered to
North America left this morning. Additional
troops are ordered to be ready to embark -
that NO more arc likely to be placed under or.
dsrs until hoatilities are actually declared.
The Adriatic, With nearly l,AOO troops Of the
0rensdier Guards, and the Panama, with about
1000 Of the Scotts Fnsileer Guards, left South.
suptoa. fst5-7 ..Ts - l.ss.s 2
4 Berns telegram asserts that France had 10.
sued diplomatic circular taking ground against
he arrest Of Mason and Slideil, and had sent
approximations to Warrington, In order TO de.
teuiAs the American Government to make In
dbpsnsable ooncessions. - 81
The Morning Post says the America will sail
% Tie goth for British North America.
The Cleopatra would leave Liverpool on the
als for Qssenstown, there to embark over 500
men Of the 18th Regiment. 40
The Asgdalen would embark about 1000 men
s northampton on the 2lst.
The mail steamers Of the Peninsula, and Orr.
entail Company, numbering about Afty, were to
b armed and made capable Of resisting priva.
tam In case Of war.
Liverpool, Dec. 2l.-The cotton sales of the
week amount to Il, 900 bales The market open
q With decline Of one quarter, which was re.
covered. The sales Of Friday were 5000 bales,
he market closing steady. ro-s =
MISUNDERSTANDING downwards, and all de.
ssriptions slightly lower. - -
Provisions firm.
Latest via Queenstown.
Liverpool. Dec. 22.-Ootton closed firm on
saturday With salos Of 5000 balsA Prices M
changed.
Brsadstuffs 6rm Provisions 6rmer
Loodou, Dec. 2l.-Consols closed at 9OA(d
so1. Illinois o. shares 4s0So discount.
oslu 1ossrseArT1val q the AAFl0sle and
Ak Rogo1os = e 81 -
HALlyAx, Dec. 3l.-Ths steamships Adriatis
and DArnf. haw ,xSv l>.> ia
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Specials 70 the new York Papsr,,

Times Special CorreSp0ndent.1
NEW YolK, Dec Sl.-The Navy Department
10 sending out speci6oations, inviting proposals.
from ship builders throughout the county, ior
the construction of Iron clad steam batteries.
The Government b very anxious that this
class Of war vessels should Be Immediately con.
structed
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layer 0pAyke sWoTD iAso OAes.
NV YoaI, Dec. Sl.-Ths Hon. George Op
Css, Mayor elect, took the usual oath Yesterday
which va Administered BY Mayor Wood.
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Moveaens Of Treeps.

JAHEsvlLLE, Wis, Dec. so.-Col. Barstow Of
the Sd Wisconsin Cavalry, received orders 70.
dsv to march Immediately with biz Regiment to
Fl. Leavenworth. On announcing The fact 10
his men At Camp Barstow they received the In
telligence with great rejoicing. He has report
ed full Regiment and will be ready to march
on the 9Th of Januarv
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Rrea Vererecp mearoe.

r.. AosaoE, Jan. I, Via BAl4mess, Jaa. g..
captains schiliinslon and Aonaon, Of The 9etA
Regiment, usat ". Diekinsoa, q 1seinsot
Infantry, q. 9. A.. Lent J. ". Hast. 10th n.
dians, and Corporal Thomas Mcdowell. Of ths
ssth New fotk, arrived hose lass aieit b. .
sak o. truce from Norfolk. 1hsy e. q ths
10Y 70 % released IN exchange ior sa eaael
y VINO sers esat y Aehosad Let wssk.
ers Is said 70 have taken piaee viaSls u" ~.
tive usskA The abovs-usneA eoldiees, -; n
Baltimore tonight on their way q tAeit kcatcss
The remainder Of ~ nsmhee % g reIeass7 r ~.
expscssd te-nouow p n. aaa Q uanba q -,
wounded, making 2 total of ~, % - sole6So1
are expected u few dsyA 1,ss,.s : n 4 }
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New Y0eag lnAnna.


NEw YoRK, Jan. Alt d reported that Carl
schurz has resigned the Spanish mission 70 take
command in the army. - ~, ~
The workmsn At the Navy Yard, nunhseips
nearly three thousand, havs struck, In ceoss.
GIsucs Of recent order Of the Secretary Of tie
Navy requesting them % work from sunrise 70
sunset, ~ 10 done outside.
The Chamber Of Commerce today adopted Z
resolution to prepare memorial 70 Congress
asking for the speedy passage Of elective laws
BY which equal taxation will be levied on The
several states; also judieious sysesn Of excise
TO sustain the public credit and form stable b..
sis for the ultimate liquidation Of the public
debt. 1910 = 8
r a resolution was also adopted after % *.
tended discussion that the Chamber renonskEasss
against the recent construction Of The late tariff
law BY which the act 10 made applicable 70
goods in bonds imported prior 70 IL passags
and goods on ship board prior To ths lfsh Of A.
gust So S p nHis
The Spanish squadron took poseessloa Of Ban
Juan D'UlloA on the 18th Of Decenbsr. Vera
Crus vas evacuated BY the Mexican troops shs
next day. They retired without airing gun.
HAVANA letters ssy that santa ANA and II.
ramon are both 70 SO 70 Mexico
Gen. Prim was at Havana, and wss about -
leave TO. Mexico with rsinfoscsmsots. ~
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St. Louis, Jan. 2.-Dispstches received 1t
hsadQusrtsEs, announce the captvre Of the uoto-
rious JEFF Owens. Colonsl Jones, and fifty of
the bridge burning gang of rsseals near
1artinsbusg, Andsrson a county, a By
Gen. Sohoasld, commander of the State militis.
and various guerrilla bands, along the North
Missouri Railroad, have been pretty thoroughly
scattsrsd. ia asst4 6 iifa
Sig rsgiments Of Federal troops have left OF.
tssvills and Upton for Weston on an unknown
expedition. fa1 q 4ia & sssra q M
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- =.
1tW 1o.x Dee N.-1ns Atos, from Livs'
Ssvea hsse o. A. T. Ihs Asia reached Liver
poA on ~ lsth.
10 oeeeneee o. ne Oaaadiae end New forl
81 51ueoeipnss noo Weee ssapoiaUng Will
sAippeS ior " figns 70 eau q any iatermedist,
pert dischares cefgosA o. oho1ld it b deemed
snnfs = 80 % thsif porss OF destination.
-. Anoeanv neaege claimed great atten
den, Notwithstanding pablo feeling was deeply
enposeed with the death q Prince Albert
n snsnee q ne rreeadsnes Assaage ON the
Treat a9air was SUBJECT O. much Conjecture and
comment II was geosrauy regarded ~ loop
.Ae1s for escape ana gave stss to some hopes oil
psae:, alsAossh Tie general eoussrucsioa VA
Wefaike.
" President mas LETT himss'f door for Re.
treat 6at eainks The chances Of peace undoubt.
ely DINNER, and Gays nothing can be more
taGsaeioue than the Presideut's treatment Of
soes!en powers, when, foe their forbsarance, .
gracious and courteous acknowledgment vas
Due.
The Times also dsvotes an article to the
1spoet OF the Secretary OF the Navy, which il
treats with rtdicu!e and denounces - an un.
paralieled crime the profess Of blocking up
peets y sunkeo vessels.
Inc Fost steas the Message - undenably
Weslke, ana though, eemsrktng on the sileEce
relative TO the Trent affair, says II was scarcely
within the ordinary scope Of the 1essage Il
elso charges the President with ineratitude in
dealing with maratims powera
1ns News considers bic silence an Indication
u caution snd pfudenes and favorable to peace.
1ne star aieo Justines his silence, and praises
- cleernsss, force and ability.
TIE Herald takee . contrary view and fears
psees 70 almost hopeless.
karhamsas meets the middle OF January.
To death OF Prince Albert caused the most
rooaod sensation.
The Qaeen bore her bereavement with much
Seetisude.
The Asiaa news was generally regarded In
Paris - unfavorabls for peace. Leading Jour.
nAls continue to advocate former neutrality.
Bourse heavy and lower OF 20c.
Garibaldi hes written letter 70 the Genoa
Commercial which indicates an approaching
movement. AFE 81
London Money Aarket-A general decline
took place oE the leth, but on the 18th strong.
O tone prevailed and there was recovery of /
a. In Coneols, which closed Of o000O& both
money and account
Wheat frmer - @
American -four ouist but steady.
LryHspooa. Dec. loth.-Cotton very dull.
prices irregular and dropping. Sales Monday
and Tuesday 1000 bales.
At Manchester there ID . complete stapnat;on
and prices tend downward, -
Brsadstuns- Nash 4 Co. renort
-four Arm Cd higher. Sales S0@s4.
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HALnAx, Dec. Sl.-Ths steamships Adriatio
end Psrsis have arrived here with troops.
The Clsopstra and Paraus are likely to bs
hepa toAsv
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|11a0ourl News.

B0sroH, Jan. 3.-About 800 men Of Buffers
division embarked to-day and will sail TO NOR
row, 8 iHa ~ tiE4 5ti5s1ts7s sg}4 ta,s.ia
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NEw Yoax, Jan. S.-The steamer Ariel arrived
here yesterday from Port Royal the 2eth ult
She brings no news The frigate Sabine arrived
yesterday from Georgetown, South Carolina, via
Port Royal, for repairs. The prize bark En-
press arrived from New Orleans The steam
corvette Richmond, arrived to-day from Key
West. h ssa,475s sat .e
Army Movemsnts.
81. LeuIs, Dec. 8l.-24OO cavalry, under
Col Carr, with IL days rations, left Rolla yes.
tsrday, destined, It Is supposed, for Springfield,
BY circuitous route. 4f
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2 Ala RIeHT.-A few days since we mentioned
that two persops named Shepherd and Fisher,
Of THE 0tats, had been arrested in St. Louis @
splsA and would probably b shot. Their broth.
- Mr. Shepherd, Of Iowa City, and Hon. n.
L. Fisher, says the Iowa City Press, have besn
= 1t. Louis and have returned 4
Il seems that both the prisoners had been 1t
Memphis, and TO escape being drafted Into the
CooiSderats service, took leg.bail for St. Louis.
being obliged 70 walk slxty.six miles over The
woese p6esible routs, before obtaining Q boak--
o. srTiving q st. Louis they visited some one
Of Tie iowa regiments and we're pointed out BY
some one y secession spisA Upon, this In.
formation thsy were arrested and thrown into
The military jail, where they would probably
have rsmalnsd indefinitely bad il not been for
t6s du1Iy lptespoeition 81 their brothess, 40
ceas b6tnS had 70 them, and through General
Carts, nothing Appearing = iadieats them a.
guilty Of The alleged onbnce, hey we're hopoea-
81 dischAfned We lsasn that both have aince
o6talnod GOD podtions II de gsdsfAl service.
ias1ssa u bslne fsd On : bssakfase II cold lsaA.
= y ~ s q Art feared shsZ might b. ,sai Is
~ Hanglpsss bisUotHb OrIaleu. The N. York
Oeanescial Advertiser says:
3 = Ne kDo1 40 within . foW hours Of the fact
g 0e1asese - Mason aDd Glidsu being made
ko401e1A4sollde - eoessoai1eA 1ad q.
tesp14 tAas1loisadbeeithe peiseoosu muscle
1Voue.4 !. asas q ssaaj oil e,itssas.s.i y
8 siisss ssssssd Z.
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PIffsBuas, Dec sl.-The Citizens' Bank
suspsnded spscie payment to-day,
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BooToH, Jan. 2.-The gale at Boston last night
vas the most severe known for years. e
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bslligersnt State nor the neutral upon the crest
question Of the disposition to BE- made Of he
captured oontraband persons. That question Il
still to be really determined, Il at all, BY diplo-
matte arrangement or BY war.
8 One may well express bis surprise when told
that the law Of nations has furnished NO more
reasonable, practical, and perfect mode than
this OF determining questions of such grave Inn.
port between sovereign Powers The regret We
may feel on the occasion IL nevertheless modi.
ned BY the reelection that the diiaculty II not
altogether anomalous. Similar and equal def.
ciencies are found IN every system Of municipal
law, especially In tbs system which exists in the
greater PORTIONS Of Great Britain and the United
States The title to personal property can
hardly ever be resolved BY court without 70.
sorting 70 the fiction that the claimant has lost
And the posssesor has found Il, and the title to
real estate 10 disputed BY real ltigants under the
names Of imaginary persona K must be CON-
iesssd, hoveysrAshat while Ill sggrievsd nations
demand, and I'll impartial ones concsde, the
need Of somo form Of judicial process In deter.
ming the characters Of contraband per,ons. 40
other form than the Illogical and circuitous ono
thus described sxists, nor has any other ,et
been suggested. Practically, therefore. The
choice i between that Judicial remedy or no iu-
dtctal remedy whstevsr
= 4 there be NO judicial remedy, the result 10
that ~ question must b. determined By ths
captor himeelf On The deck Of The prise vel.
Very grave objections arises AGAINST sueh, =
course. The eeptor Is armed, lie nsauteA 4
unarmed. Tho captor u Interested, prsiudicsd.
and psrhaps violsnt he neutral, II truly nss.
trAl, y dislnteeestsd, subdusd, and hslpieaa-.
The tribunal y irresponsible, while Ia nd.
meat b carried into instant execution. The can.
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gtnis. John Slidsll and George Euatis are citi.
(1sns Of the United States and rssidsnts of Lou!
isiana. II Was we'll known at Havana when these
parties embarked In the Trent and james n. N.
con was proceeding to Hnglaad In the affected
character Of . Minister Pienipotentiary to the
Court Of 81. james, under pretended commits.
sion from Jefferson Davis, Who had assumed 10
be President Of the insurrectiouary party In the
United States, and z. J. Mcfarland was going
with him In Q like unreal character Of Secretary
Of Legation to the pretended mission. John
Slidsll, 10 similar circumstances, Vas going to
Paris % pretended Minister to the Emperor of
the French, and George Eustis Was the chosen
Secretary Of Legation for that simulated mis.
sion. The fact that these persons had assumed
such characters has been since avoWsd BY the
same Jefferson Davis In pretended message to
IN unlawful and ineurrectionary Congress. II
wss. as we think, rightly presumed that these
Ministers bore pretended credentials and instruo.
lions, and such papers are In the Law known @
dsspatchss. We are informed BY our Consul at
Paris that these dispatches, having escaped the
search Of the Trent, were actually conveyed and
delivered 70 emissaries Of the insurrectitu 10
England. Although Il b not essential, yet ith
proper 70 state. - ] do also upon informatsUOI
and belief, that the owner and agent, and ill the
oincers Of the Trent, including Commander Will.
iaus, he'd knowledge Of the assumed characters
and purposes Of the persons before named when
they embarked on that vessel 10 Us iQg
Your lordship will pow. psrceIvsi that The case
before ". instead Of presenting merely d.
grant act Of violence ON the part of Captain
Wilkes, 20 might well be Inferred from tie IN.
complete statement Of Il that went Up 70 dc
British Govefnment, was undertaken q I'm.
pls Iseal and Customary bellieerepe prosssaia .
By Captain Wilkes 70 arrest snd capture : i,eu.
tai vsnaaD nn1ARnd n caprvirS Nnr<r.h. a -
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~ &c., k-.s 80 = V tss-ss4siss. :. 4 = o u
.sssa - sTS~is ss.a1 ss.sN ia. s.As
~ sessx
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
More AshIand Treason.

The Ashland Union echoes the voice Of
the Dayton Empire for open and forcible
resistance to any arrest which may be Or
dered BY the authorities for political OF
state reasons. It declares that If 3 man
shoots down the officer who comes TO arrest
him on the authority simply Of tele-
graphic dispatch from Washington, no law
Of the land can punish him for the act.
Aud then it raves distractedly about the
people rising in their might to beat back
the tyrauts and usurpers, and all their
hired hordes of servile nisereants" The
frantic appeals to the passions Of their
readers by these sheets shows the prompt
ings Of conscience. They know that II
they had their deserts they would be them
selves arrested, and they seek to arouse a
spirit of opposition in advance, to protect
them when the day of retribution comes.
The Union copies the document pub
Hshed in the LEADER Of few days since,
which has been circulated in Illinois, urg-
ing the people to oppose physical reaist-
anee7 to what it terms the "despotic
power Of the President, and suys: g W.
hope this Is trus, aad that It wiH be much
mere czteasiVsly acted upon than circulated
It further says that there should be arasa
Iegguss" to resist the Government. Ha:
not this rampant vainglOrious treason
gone far enOugh7 The people and statt
Of Ohio are outraged by its ulterance.
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Mrs. President LIneoIr.

This lady is at present IN a visit 10 New
York, andis stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel, where, on Saturday evening last,
she was serenaded by the Navy Yard
Band, from the receiving ship North Caro-
lima, in presence Of thousands who had
assembled on the sidewalk, besides crowd
in the balconies and windows OF the hotel.
The people were briefly addressed by
Colonel Hamilton, of Texas, when Mrs.
Lincoln appeared on the balcony, escorted
by General Anderson, (Sumter,) and was
received BY immense cheers. She bowed
her Acknowledgements and waved her
handkerchief in answer to the plaudits,
and in a few moments retired to the parlor,
where a number Of ladies and gentlemen
we're -in-waiting to be introduced. Mrs.
Lincoln was dressed in g plain mourning
suit, and is accompanied By her youngest
/ son, Thomas.
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dollars in his pocket, and with that he was
in hopes of reaching his home, as soon as
be was able to travel. He told his attend
ant that ho had but two dollars, and that
as the did not need the whole jar Of jelly,
a small part would be sufficient. No, you
most take the whole or none, and you must
pay 81 for it Finally the invalid bought
the jelly, and on removing the covering he
discovered to his great astonishment, with
IN the wrapper note directed to himself,
and that this very jar Of jelly had been
sent by his own family TO him. Thisis but
one among the many outrages prepetrated
by the unprineipled men who are found in
the army"
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The Canse ID 10 RebeIlIon.

Ifauy one ofUur renders know of neigh
Dor who thinks or says this is Gan abolit-
ion war, they had better call his attention
70 the following extract from the Richmond
E1amiDer Of the 18th inst:
alt appears that Shareholders are aYerse
for some reasons, TO hire their negroes in
the Confederate Army. The prejudice is
certainly an ignorant and mean one. As
the soaT eTigina ed and Is carried out IN grsdt
part for the defense Of the stakeholder n his
property, rights, ard the PeTPefEatioH Of his
tnsntEtisn, it is reasonable to suppose that
be ought TO be the first and foremost in aid
ing and assisting, by every means in. his
power, the triumph and success Of our arms
Good wages are offered, and proper care
and attention viii be given every Negro
hired-to the army, and the Shareholders
ought 10 remember that for every negro be
thus furnishes he puts soldser in the
ranks