The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12
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have been forwarded daily.
The steamer Costa Hica, from Asnlnr,.u
brought to this port over 14OO, 900 in -.
Reiuforcements to the Spanish 6eet n ~
Chincha Islands had arrived, but lnsi, .s.s
still wears warlike aspect. Hostiliti@ H.
tween the Peruvians and Spaniards hsd
not commenced. s@ uta Nm l.y ~
+ The Government Of Chilli ia ssjd ~ :.
be 20 warm now in support Of PERI y 8 3
Wa at the breaking out Of the dif3eultv !.
being considered that the authoritiee n a.
latter republic have acted In verV -
prudent and rash manner. tt s9F..
The financial ability Of the Peruvisns q,
carrying on q war Of any length 70 reanrdsd
IS somewhat doubtful by mant.
Another Peruvian ministerial reefpn..
ton has occurred, this being the second n
q short time. ~ s4s3 f@ai Ts IL
Chilians celebrated the anniver,arv =.
their independence on the 18th OF seoesr;
berlin very enthusiastic maunerthfvuel
Another revolution in EcnuadoY la. r.
Admiral Pearson arrived at PansSba !,
the I'D ult., and superseded Admirrl -
in command OF the United States sousl
ron. &s@a at5 a ss7fa l5TT
FORTRESS MoNRoE, Nov. s-The so,lo.
ing deaths are reported at Hampers IN.
Epital: John II. Kelly, 3sth Iiinols 4
Cheatham, 18th Ky. ~ ss.ti afaF d
Several conval9sceDt and disabled -.
diers left here to-day for home, on ! ~.
NEw YoRK, Nov s-Msi. Gen p.
left here this morning FOR the Cauadisn
frontier. T~T
OswEGO, Nov. 5.-Precautionar ma,;.
ures are being taken BY the civil and mili4
tary authorities against any attempt fhat
may be made by raiders.A -; \
The Times Washington special aava v,
Whiting, Solicitor Of the War DepNffinex
says that on the drst OF October We ~ -
ceived under the last call over 100 vi.
unteers, and he had been informedbv n.
thority to which be gave the highsot credit !
that the last draft when completed voM 1
furnish all the men that would 81 useST l
In this war. Aaata thEa1 sslIl1N:
NBw York. Nov. 5.-A strong IN. y
walked on the Hudson river yeste,dar.
the tide being higher than ever beISrV y
this season OF the year. At Crueey1 g. Z
ton portion OF the Hudson River ~.
road track q few yards ID Length, ~
NV YoRk, Nov.,5.-IstS rsoel AIN
contain little concerning war movemcshG
Some Of them appear % have caught ID
present Northern political campaign
The Richmond Rlkg is disguised 1iA
the despotism existing here. but congrGs{
lates Us on what is designated q Preside
Lincoin's mode Of conducfins elections, Y
The Richmond En7xirer, INSTRUCTED bi.
the lesson given by Sheridan to Early :
Cedar Creek, deacants on the demoIin@
ton Of the rebel army, and urges The III
cessity of its reorganization, especially 4
the cavalry branch.sn H. a g. K 49,
Two vessels which recently arriwial y
southern blockade port tits said beousA2
among other freight, $4,000 por ndsof e.
con for the rebel troops. : ---G
III. Il. Howell, member of uSs&
(Tenn.l regiment, charged with haviua4
serted from the 4tb Ala. (rebeD regimu&
was shot near Rtchmond lsst MondaG.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--Intolligsn0 r3
ceived to-day from Mexico states that GS1 n
Glade, La Corden2, Sandoval and oehFJut
artist leaders in thedepartment ofZacctsu
have given in their adherence to ths itp4
rial government w s1
Gen. Mejio. ia the name Of the impaA(
isis, has installed himself at Matalamy
The Juarist forces there have also s6nl
ted TO the new order or things. 3
Telegraph lines ara to be estsblisAe0l
tween the leading cities Of MexioA
BY way Of Texas WITH
United States. Another line will om
Mexico with Yucatan, and suhba
cable will b laid to Cuba. In th1tFa
y ,expected Mexico will soon be i1dbl :,
4Qd instantaneous cOmmunicatioatS1
Mey York and Havana. So
The forces lately under the comls
Geueral Omega, b completely djM
- tho various municipal authoet5e
laid down their arms. sass j
The CoDsnseradPs Washingtn -
aays California officials express bqiSt
French and se0essi0nist refuseea4k4
CO will endeavor to expel Ameri0shbI
from Sanford. and thus create troslk -.
tween the two countries. t r3.
New YORK. Nov. The HrSb
phatically denies the reports of ShslS4
falling back, his army Was neverin
condition. Early, 10 said 70 be d
Market reorganizing.v
The Richmond Sentinel of the Attn y
that Fitzpatrick was repulsed IN 49,
on WheeIer,s cavalry protesting
rear Also, that 2 cavalry raid -
made on Tillbridge by the YANKEES
NEW YORK, Nov. by the -
IL appears that Ger
man has sent the fourth corps TO -
to operate against Hood, while the'fss
ing Ave corps Of his army be has -
Atlanta, and Is, In all probability
inaugurate An offensiye caupAgY
that point. Thns ignoring for thet12
existence of Hood, leaying him 70
cute his campaign into Tennesees
leisure. ft1. . nsags.l4f 1
The Heralfs Army OF the Poto(1
cial says: About miduiRht last ~
rebels attempted another surpEi1e
pickets in front of Petersburg, tREy
themselves victims of SURPRISE
gaining the abat.is of their or.
they were severely punished IL