The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
Specials 10 New York Pauers

i HA"AS ~ new 10TH f0pErS,
New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Hc~alrs (,
va.nah correspondent, Of the stL, repre-
-ent- s.alrs in the city as quiet and m.
caaH geo, and rei;erates the reports Of We.
seinav relative to the movements arnonr
tne cltizens OF Georgia for reunion, Tboo
correspondent says they need coni;rm.'
| ton. ls-
Seari J all the traders of Savannah hs,
taken the oath of allegiance.
treat suffering among the poor still; cor.
.:nues, and to a considerable degree amor,
..e wealthy.
zen. ,Sherman's entire army is being "a
c-s:aed and equipped.
Inc 1'rbHne's Washington snec.hI y;yas
" a. ne opinion of an cid hand al ne,o,
negotiations that a cessation Of ho.ttIi.ioS.
rrat.ttinacy to formal negotiation, vii
.dAt pace within ten days. To-no--or
she ny'An OF new peace-maker Wi, far
| haaG'liy. a..
! oE Jet. Davis obstinacv. i. il rpssr.
| Sc ING PRESIDENT has declared If Senate
/ I've .. the most distinguished r.bf. rs
4, c1er. IL our hands TO grief -"
olr cavalry have been ordered to nur.n,
\ loo,e an captors.
y lAe IftLnac announces the rpIan-a ~ Il,
\ correspondent, Mr.. Richardson, Who 10,
oe-n aeld ny the rebels over Is months
Lac to'td has information frorl Me,.
4 - us sAe previous reports OF suc~
cess ~ the Republicans over the I:nn.r;,,.
SIS. There was an uprising OF the r.aon1a
eHo lae fresh instruction was incceasirr
1. ;, SAID the Papal Nuncio and the Cathe.
/ nc bishops were about TO leave the COW.
! Try OF account of Max;milian's inani,a-.c
concerning Church property.
N.-cuMohu papers continue rra-r-lin-
!; over iAei- leaders. They think JEFF. Ua,I,
course rerrehensible, and also make ~
onslaught on Kirby Smith, who j now
discovered to possess none OF the a,:.:Ip.es
OF great General. Hoods failures i,
tennessee and Georgia is attributed to tEa
/ disgust OF the people ofthose States for tie
tonIed.t acy. None but Lee and Jcha,eI.
appear 10 give satisfaction.
Tho H.rclTs Washington snac;a'
Bar has not returned 20 Wa.hirc.cn.
Ien. Singleton probably reached r..ca-
-c1ni Friday.
The Wilmington Jonrnut explains how
tie lunior reserves OF North Carolina were
captured before Fort Fisher. Z. an-earp
tGat iankee Captain with i've men mel
I'D OF the reserves and commanded. the
MAJOR 10 surrender telling him Aaare was
60 use resisting as he was surrounded
IL Lieutenant refused to surrender and
walked OIL with IL men, but the Major, tie
victim OF a transparent sell as the ,Jotrrc,
says, surrendered with his 80 TO six Yau-
>ees. Thus were the men marchai into
our lines errylng their own arm. loaded
and capped.
NEW YORK, Jan. IA Ciark.brrr
IVES. Virginia, dispatch states that lns re-.
o..s after their attack on Beverly retreat
ed towards Lewisburg. Citizens report
they captured over 400 prisoners, including
TWO Lieut.. Colonies, but the latter escaped,
ana some twenty stragylers have ALREADY
come IN. court martial will investigate
the affair.
4 dispatch to the Herald states that Ger.
hickman IS placed in ten pcrary command
OF Weifzel's corps.
The Richmond Wing says Gran, il. being
rein forced on boti north and south of
James River by negro troops.
a letter from Panama states the rebel
Pirates bradshaw and GanSrene are On tie
coast OF Salvador awaiting opportunities t.
pirate on American shipping.
"A washington special 10 the Herald
states that Richmond refugee confirms
the reports that Lee sent troops to South
Carolina to oppose Sherman three weeks
since.
new York, Jan. 1.-THE r,sf gays that
taree army correspondents have escaped
rom the rebels aud arrived q; Nash yilie
I names A. D. Richardson AS one. Mr.. !.
Richardson telegraphed the Tribune from
Knoxville.
The Norfolk OIL Dominion says tie eK-
petition W tn. Savannah river DESTROYED
ten miles OF the >. G. x G. Railroad. One
company of South Carolina :...it.a was
by Foster nea. Ha.doviI.e. They
Aao baea two weeks IL service, aad did
not Ike war.
The Commercial .tIyerti.scr says il is as
-urei by a gentleman from Savannah tina.
Union Conventions had been held III Geor-
gin t"lpn he left that State
:. EW DIRK. Jan. l6.--Ila Er--its ape
cisl says Admiral Porter has sent Il coz
ianntcat.on 10 the Navy Depart ant, il
WI Gu ne responds TO Gen. Butler, state
iaects II regard to the nara! par. Of the
expedition delaying the attack on Fort
Usher, and thus causing its failure. Ee
-ays that the only work assigned TO the
y yv was 10 silence the rebe. WORKS, and
that ii did that etf-ctually on the 9th and
18th OF December, but that us Gen Butler
then decided that an assault By bis militia.
~ force as IN feasible, j. would not have
been less 80 on an earlier day. Ia - Of
tbe opinion that the Fort could easily have
been taken BY the troops ii All e1Us. had
been made.
Gen. Butler started on the expedition.
the Admiral says, before the nava. tieet
was ready to cooperate with him. aci taue
by exposing his transports 20 the view CT
the enemy, forewarned them of their dan
ger. lie also charges that TIE army por-
ten o! the enterprise was gotten Cp IL {.
very urmilitary manner.
the HTctd'S Cumberland Gap cores
u
dams army on Sal arday nigh. that a ,arrt.
party Of rebels WAS advancing on the we-.-
er-l part OF Lewis county, Va. situated on
TIE west branch OF the Monon sahe.a river.
but accounts from that region yesterday
did not confirm this ruinor.
A cavalry expedition left camp at Win
chester on the l2th, and proceeded as far
Berryyi!e, II miles southwark, without
meeting any enemy except few gnerr!l-
las, wno kept we'll of. The COM maoI then
proceeded 10 Miiwood, and found that no
rebels had been there for several weeks
Thence they proceeded to the Shenardoa
Thich they found unfordabie. They learn.
IL that Rosser's cavalry had gone into
winter quarters at St. Funston, and Mud
vail JacAson's command wa at C-eigh-
on.
The steamer Morning Star from New
orleans arrived here last night.
a number OF expeditions have been sent
rom Baton Rouge and other places, 10
,Aastise guerriiias along the Mississippi.
Gen Is Badly Smith. Gilmore and Steele,
were il New Orleans on the ,til.