The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-18

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backta,ls, 0noet com"nnd o. Capt AcDonaiu, Q,
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returned snls morning. Inc enemy nave not
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Ducns.ns 0oun'eo ~ graves on 'no D1s'nsv''e
Datsle, neio.
Vn iuesoay morning the freeDorne, Sateihte
and Island Belle got under way ana STOOD over
70 tne virginia snore, opPosite Maryiano ro'ns,
ana Oegsn 70 smell sne heoei encampmens hcai
boyd NOE. Inc theiss new tnick ana last anC
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ono o'clock the firing ceased. The three vessel
to lombard the battery there at twenty minute,
70 ave o'clock. continuing an incessant FIRE Ill
a quarter past sx o'clock. when the firing cease,
without eiicitinR any response.
WARRINGTON. Jan. ll.-Secretary Chase ex
pects 10 meet on Monday the delegation repre-
sentipp the Banks of Boston. New York anG
Phiisdelphia, for conference on finance. Since
the suspensions this city has been flooded will
small notes. many Of them worthless.
Next week the House Committee on Ways and
Means will offer and hone to carry their bills i'm.
posiuc taxation and a rcvisal of the tariff by an
increase Of duties.
Il is rumored that Gen. Stevens, now at Hill.
ton Head, will be one of the Brigadiers rejected
by the Senate.
There are numerous applications for the mis-
sion 10 Rome, which tue Nor'h"eete'n meN !.
bers claim Us oeiohsns " sumo one "o'' s''e'
sec W. c,...e p..,., :, o. h. ..,,ed
Anc v " o.. -. .sn.baa ~. pro-n
on Dy ooa .;nn,,u w. rh;ss ciasL = now sm.
Moved by him in Europe to purchase seeds.
There was much fault found with Browns OIL
cisl conduct while here, and if he has been sent
abroad it will cause much disturbance.
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Martinique, on December 22d, the ironquois wa
league OIL ihe harbor waiting tor the sumter
egress. =. .,
wAshiHGIoH, Jan. Tine hins rh'niP cam
up from tue Lower rotomhc 'n's h'orh,ng an
reports meeIng inc Iehsacoia petween NOUN
vernon ana NJ wash'nston, ooand down.
Inc ios was 80 tnick taat the otepp,ng-stoh
was Obliged TO lay oil Alexandra I'LL TINS morn
ing. a. noon sue again started 10 run inc reoe
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Dissmbarkcd.
Bosros Jan. lO.--In consequence of order
from washington. the troons Of Gen Butler
dirisien on hoard Tho steamer Constitution
correction.
New YORK, Jan. l0.--In the Port Royal new
1t should read, that Gen. Stevens was In con
mand Of the expedition to the main land. Ger
Sherman, and not Com. Dupont, has sent hir
endorsements. According to express letter
the enemy s works were entirely destroyed, an
our troops returned to Fort Royal Island.
Two regiments were going back to Hilto
Head ON the Sd.
After our troops lad deserted the wester
shore the rebels fell back five milee, to Gordon
Corner, showing that the effect OF the chastlst
ment given was salataIy aid permanent
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1ne huI.or " .ne ia'e eanuy vansy Advoca =,
now QUE Vi Tue ptopfie'ors Oh tne Loulsvii'
Yesterday that the SECOND rchel Invasion of on,
Kentucky has ended in disgraceful route.
On Monday last, Col Garfeld's forces. ipclud
ing the 42d Ohio, 10th Kentucky and 18th ca,
airy, had proceeded up the Big Sandy, to Pain.
vile, within seven miles of the rebel camp, uhe
they were met by a flag of truce, bearing me,
sage from Humphrey Marshall, asking If matte,
could be arranged without fight.
Col. Garfield Immediately replied that he coul
ofr,r 81, .rron,or,a,t, o,,n.n. ,:.h,. a, CIT. !.