The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-24

men OF New Orleans, and thinks the government
is bound to recall aud court martial him, and
says that such an act as this, if not promptly dis
avOwed would soon turn the scale finally and de
cisively in favor OF the Confederate cause,
Parliament was not in session.
The Paris Journals announce that reinforce.
ments will be sent TO Mexico, but not till October.
Bourse fat al est 95c.
The iete at Rome in celebration Of the
Japanese martyrs, was magnificent and or
deily.
A deputati0n in an address to the pope de-
plore the oppression Of the church, and de.
clare tempora! power necessary for the indie
pendence Of the pope. They approve all tho
pope has done, and entreat him to remain
firm in resolution.
The pope, in reply, deplored the spread Of
revolutionary spirit and oppression Of the
church, and Efforts against the temporal pow
err; and urged the bishops to redouble their
efforts in arresting these evils.
LIVERPOOL, June ll.--Byland, Athia and
| others report -four quiet and steady at Ola
30s.
Wheat in fair demand at full prices. Red
western 9&3alO&3 southern lO&3ulO&G {;
white western llall&G.
Special to Chicago Tribune:
SPRISGFiELp, June 23.--The general gov
eminent has audited and allowed all indebt.
ednc,s incurred by the state for war purposes
to the present time Gov. Yates who is at
Washington, has secured the immediate pay.
ment Of 5000, 900, exclusive OF the amount
| due by the state for her proportion OF the war
tax,
Two regiments ('he Gsth and 7Oth) three
months volunteers have been accepted, and
are reporting at Camp Butler, one Of which is
/ fully armed and equipped, and will move to
! the camp Of instruction AT Annapolis, Md,
Monday next.
! Col. Noss' 10Th Illinois cavalry are under
immediate marching orders to some dcstina-
,ion, and will leave on or before Wednesday
Col! Pitcairn, of Mo, has been relieved from
duty here.
/ Maj, John q. Fonda, of the 18th cavalry
has been detailed to succeed him as command
ant Of Camp Butler.
Under authority Of the secretary Of war
this day received, > more regiments will be
accepted for 3 months active service, unless
sooner discharged, if reported within 10 days
one regiment to be organized at Camp But
Ter, and the other at Camp Douglas. Ten.
ders may be made from counties Of the north.
ern military district this week.
Nrw YORK. june 24.--The Charleston Mer.
curry Of the Eth says, in relation to the bat
tie Of the previous day The tcderals made
three charges with the bayonet on the Confed.
crate battery under command Of Col. Lamon,
once without firing single volley. At each
discharge it says great gaps were visible In
the Yankee lines,
The rederas finding the battery men un.
yielding, next tried II thanking movement on
both sides, and that on the west side serious
" threatened the rebels for time, but rein
torcements coming up, the tederals were re-
pulsed.
The rebel loss is stated at 40 killed and LOG
wounded
The rebels ray they buried 40 Yankees
and took 10 prisoners.
The fcdcrals carried of their wounded, es.
timated by the rebels at 400.
The account IL evidently one-sided. and
will prove less fatal to life on our side and
more injurious to the rebels than here stated
HALIFAX. June 24.-The Arabia from Liver
pool 18th, and Queenstown 18th, arrived at 5
am.
Questions have been put in both houses OF
parliament relative to the rumOrs OF media
+ ton in America and Gen. Buffers proclamu
ton relating to the ladies' of New Orleans.
Earl Russell and Lord Palmerston say tn,
, mediation rumors were uniOunded. No prop
ostions on the subject had been made, anC
, there were no present intentions of such u
step.
Gen. Buffers proclamation was denounced
r and the hope expressed that the United State
government would Ii-ayUW il