The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-03
yold. while his s.x companions Were pay
,ac 500 u oOo ft..iernte money for pound

or tCIaCCO'
Ualiteu ehaS Sam. Houston. under whom
u. served IN 1851 waa u true Union mao at
Tho t;1ue OF hia teatn, and that the rebellion
30 dressed upon nis MUD HI to hasten his
fsath. especially from the fact thas his son
was one of the ctietsst OF the rebels.
Gen. Magruder's army is large one
80 think Is 900 oe eaereabouts. Very few
ST them are OF the artillery. They are
Known a. Magruder's rangers, and gene
ally the rougaest kind Of Toys. They
don't like the French nor the French Gov
arnmeut in Mexico, givingas reason that
tue French did not take part with them
against the Union.
Most Of these follows viii ay to Mexico
vhen the Union army reaches Texas, aud
feka mart with the Mexicans.
GOOD many OF the Southern negroes
are in Mexic', already.
Maaruder il reported az coarse, hard,
AND 81 bad hAbirs. He has made good
thing out OF .ha war, aud has shipped
larpe uansilies ~ cotton 70 Havana aud
spain on mis- o~n account, and hAa reached
Nav O-.esns rom MA.a.noras in . Span
isn vessel.
There are srill very large QNxn,i,iss Of
.otton On tae Rio t1innde, and it hntls tts
wsv !utG Mexico
4 mos. destsuct va Fl -e occurred this at
serncc.l n y I*rgr CHAIR faotory, which re-
.u!,a., ia she destruction Of Ire building
were injured, so.ne Of them ser.ouely.
THO Cbnsnsereta,s Washington speciAl
,avs. Tno demons ration OF ind Equation
Of JED. Davis ON t,sinH piacsd on army ra-
lions sAs the oause h.s being placed In
irons.
The conservative delegation from MOTH
Carolina j. now c,nfin.ng its etto.se to &C.
,t,Ying the observance o. tie old State
AWE ~ the ~i.stionA Tor the foeuatioo If
The new State Government. This wtllpsob-
ably be Sustained by President johnson,
whc doubts the authority Of the Federal
Government 60 interfere with The statutea
previous 70 eeteasiOn.
The other North Carolina delegation de-
ncAads th9 suffrage for colOred G1en.
;,harmau's soldiers arc fesed hy our citi-
ssns, who open rhAi. houses very freely to
them.
There is reason 70 believe that John G.!
Breckenridge "a ono OF the party captured
n Florida.
The Mccullough ,smed IL believed to he
the man who prepared the ccvnbustiblee to
burn Northern cities.
NV YORK, May 28.-The Herald
Washington d,araeSn gays Gen. Sherman q
sspcrc " III os o,. bt.shed next week.
sherman VIZ .eIsin command IT the
military division IT .he MissiseipIi, com-
orising kenti.c!S7 Tennessee. Ala hama,
M.ssisss pri anu louisiana.
Geo. Stead man = ordered 20 remain at
Wash inyton sill 10 arrival Of rhcmse.
NEW yosa, Mag 2S-'The Timex' spe-
.at sac: al una -uppreesed testimony
~ 20 cons piracy hi will seen be pub
sishsu IL VII snow the relerauce ana
nste-i.l O. ,iue.7 " the published test
ynony about st~A treatment Of Union col
HERE, ana zoe ACTS Add declurssious Of par
ties IN Canada, caat T., come has seemel
thus far who'll .lncun nected with tie case.
N. 4
the 2iss gives On account OF u large and en- :
shusia.tic Uninn meeting in that plaee on
the cn,h, at 1h.ch the organisation Of a
Union party vas made
TIE eonIucsof eaeneKr 70 trncpa garsieou-
ing the town = s.spken Il in the higheet
terms.
About $50 -et.,. .oidie. rare raroled daily
and nearly 3 0OO rarsOus are issued e. dec
situte men ana women.
lo-ier bar sHen issued that the gratu-
tor. rations s,J cease after this month.
The Eerolds special says: Desesters
Vho have been seur TO the Dry Tortugas
hHge been pit down and will he dis
charged.
The Workfs special eave: Ncswith-
standing kirby smiths surrender, troops
VII I've sent e., Tax ~ 70 protect tGe border
and maintain order
r Tbs I1e-ulG. correspondent Rives full
particulars OF zoe light at Bacochicc. Tx
NJ. The last BATH. Of the rebellion. The
nSt'cna, forces Under Col. Barrel, vas on
y three hundred strong. It started out
for toraging PURPOSES and to stlfp!se Ye6-
- camp at Palmer5D Rauche, and waa. in
The commencement Of It's movements very
auccesssul, caot.r'ng the CANT and max
ing oe'les vAl.abie seizures. Colonel
Barrec:'s foecee Kept pushing on. driving
~ hey found themselves confronted BY
about oae thousand rebess and were ob-
ti9ad 20 retreat It appears that Colonel
Barrett had bone killed in fighting aud
oEly. Eve wounG-i But on his return %
Bra.os seventy ~ lis men were missing.
Many CT these. however. afterwards made
their escape tcoEl rao enemy aud returned
70 camp. The rsos.. loss il not known.
There was great excitement caused ct
Brownsville. t- .ae movements Of CUl.
BArrett's foraglnx party the rebels ehere
tak:ng it for Al sdvaace on tbat place.
The HeraId's " Warrington elecisl eays
ta- 18th Army Corps. under General
Texas to-day.
Gen. Giles A. smith ef .ae 18th corps
has oeen given ~. Ommaud If . division
Nf coiore1 troops and viii accom- 2any Cen.
Naitzs! to teSaA
Sen. Howard Com sicne4 Of the
Fs..dc,en's 3ureAl, has ISSUED an. order
enhancing that st. disloyal former own
south .,ow being cultivated oy freedmen,
! vii cot re allowed 70 disfcssess the latter,
wh!rn they ava ANm- Of she states max
ting etiurA ~ C1o. a. .eAst nnt Until after the
srowiE,s crops Are secured for ths benefit
of sne!r prese1i u.sivators,
The Ilesei,t's Asshin xton eeec,ai Gays
the yoveyniH4n- "a in loest s-ion Of new
ara important ia.sA mcny. G xiug UPON Cleo.
A. sanders aod ac..b Thompson not only
!.sect completely y til the as.,,sssn Booths
plot To murder President Lincoln, but
their egency in producing the distributes
~ the infected clothing In the cities Of tho
loyal States and attempted introduction Of
Aovse.
The Tribune correspondent has the fol-
owing: Secretary Stanton desires 70 leave
me Cabinet AZ soon "a military trials axe
ncished and the army reduced to perma-
nent standard. President johnson will
Gen send him Minister to Berlin.
liza understood that the indictment Of
zen. Davis was at the instance and BY the
~pRfoval Of the government.
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