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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-21
Great Struggle for Free Government.


All the Secession Ordinanccs-(otfic
Davis and stephens Speeches and Proclama l.
tons
procamatious and Messages of President Lin
coin.
state Papers OF all kinds
Military ff"Claiha'ohs on ootl Si"es.
Speeches and Appeals OF southern Union Men,
Kennedy, Hot, Dixon, Crlttenden, etc.
Ehglsh aftcIes on the W ar
''ohtrlbhhd Correspondence.
Radical Northern speeches.
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The New York herald., 1862-10-20
Police Intelligence.

SrABnISe ARRAY 4 BROADWAY SALooS--About twelve
O'Clock Saturday night last number Of persons who
were in the waiter girls saloon No. $50 Broadway kept
by Frank Burns INDUCED free lght, using the chairs
aud stools very free and promiscuoas During
the light named James Williams drew dirk knife
and stabbed John Mclaughlin in the right sdc inlcting
a serious wound The wounded Gas taken 10 the
Fifteenth precinct station house, where his wounds
dressed by Ir. Johns, who pronounced him to be In
very critical condition. Officer Barbelet arrested Will
lans and man named Michael Moran, who yester-
day taken before Justice Quackenbush, who committed
them prison TO await the result Of the wounded mans
injuries.
ForSpLISG Clss-Abont nine O'Clock Saturday night
last boy named Thomas Cornell found male infant two
weeks old lying tho front soop Of the house No 800
First avenue The following note found pinned on
the blanket, addressed TO Mrs. Parker Of that Mo-:
Madamewil you please TO take my child and take good
its father killed in the and
Of H. My child OF respectable parents
helped. The child has no name. Hoping won't my
child In want VIII trust IL TO az know
friend sed Is friend indeed, The child s weeks
old
ofcer McNally conveyed the child TO the hcadqun
OF the Commissioners OF Public Charities aud Correction
No Bond street where will be properly cared for.
DEacEvr ON DANCE HousE.-About half psst ten
O'Clock saturday night Captain Hughes Of tho Fourth
precinct accompanied by Sergeant Dc Long and posse
OF men, made descent the dance house No SO James
street. kept by Charles Williams. They arrested eighty
persons of both sexes who taken before Justice
Brennan yesterday morning who discharged all tn men
and fined the females five dollars each The proprietor
was held TO bail in $500 20 answer.
The New York herald., 1862-10-20

fnoee Who want 70 ee well amused will 90 70 Bryants
1here degree Of artistic completeness about the per-
fornAnces this establishment which renders them ex
csedingiy satisfactory
Hooley h doing great business u BROOKLYN with MIS-
troupe He has got the best companies that money
and enterprise secure and The Brooklyn people (he
saints nsudsd) 70 take wonderfully TO his per-
formAnces.
The new drama Dolores is having . most successful
RON ., the Theatre Francas in Paris.
At the Vaudeville charming little piece illustrative Of
Par sian manners and entitled "Ll Comesse Mimi, has
been received with great favor.
The new comedy Lies Fousn has had narrow escape
al the Gymnase Dramatqus, hut after hesitation
passed through the orde j. The correspondent OF the
London Aorsg Posi- in describing the piece observes
thus trenchanty.H is doubtful whether the author,
the audience or the draos PERSONS deserve more ese.
c.ay the title OF fools.''
Mr.. Planche writes the Christmas burlesque for he
HaymaTket this II will be illustrated by the pencil
og Mr. reibn, who will especially set forth the scenery
the Holy Land, which the Prince Of Wales his late
tour gazed with so much reverential interest.
Mr. Leigh Murray has SO far recovered his health 10
be able TO enter upon short engaement al Drury Lane
He will soon sail for Australia.
The editor OF the London Als,cdl World writing pre-
vous 10 the announcement of Mademoisee Ttens' dec
sion 10 postpone the fulhment o her engagement with
Uiman until next year makes the following remarks in
his proposed enleuemeat the great cantatrce II IS
liberty she will give series Of farewell represent tons
previous TO her departure for New York for really
going to lose the only Donna Anna the only Valentino
the only Lucrcza and Norma that operate stage pos
sesses. What ncalculable number oi shpplasers and
postage stamps have been offered 10 Madenosellc
Tiens that she should desert for the Ame leans
Or is Mr. Gyc the bottom OF this mystery II would
be sound Machavellian policy on the part OF the Royal
Italian 20 get Mademoselle Itiens far
possible away from England for IN her particular line
OF characters he has vocalist who be compared to
her. Fortunately IL is only ten days voyage from New
York 10 Liverpool, and have still hopes Tin spite OF
sninpasters and OF Mr. Gye) that great tragic singer
will return 10 us in the spring.
The Limerick Chroacs gives the snooiaed account Of
the original "Colleen Bawn:''-t may be interesting 10
the public 10 know that the of the dranased ",oi
ieen B.wn' Ellen Hany. she wa murdered BY
drowning Foins, either the 18th OF 18th July.
1919 The chief conspiraor OF the brutal deed highly
connected this county and city, executed at Gal
lows Green the 10Th March, 1920 ana Sullivan ldra
maticaly represented Danny NANNY the Of the
same year The body OF the "Collcenf driited into
Money Point, and inferred Burrane church
yard, where Robert W. G. Reeves Esq upon whose pro-
pefty the burial ground is situated, has erected tomb
stone upon which is inscribed the simple epiiaph, 'yhe
Colleen Bann.'
The New York herald., 1862-10-20

vesnmsnt saspecs shis > . contrast made By sost
wide svaks fellows 70 b ridden through ON ne ssck %
Iss learsss q .hs capital are allsa viss announce
nens g !hs movs.ssss 9! troops Y NE Interior. MS
invasion, ana . shs time b. = s4yins On ean-
paisn against neja the fAmoss Indian clergy leader
the contrary. Thsy ssy Dos,ads : 1ssnstsd win His
party ard n now - reiremsEt IN disiant psrl q hls
There was rspor, in hs capital that Gen Ccmouort
while ca hs way 10 tho capital san Luis putnei had
ben attacked and defeated BY Mia ms repor, very
The English rcssdenis In Mexico were IN high duoceou
osca their Minister assl, had y a.
certain arbitrary "oscuiaton ~ their property b.
Juarex government ar thss. wyks 10 not apparently
popular with hrs countfyu'en.
fhe Ja.rez xyernmrnt has been most mannccns m in
douallns The family q the late Gen zarAgo~a. oas
would think, BY prusng the disstions of the
ncni that Al belonsinS - the smented hero made
aIsd ana 81 family nearly stsryei nsswhstandu0 ID
eay giye paper, and oniy hope The family u "a
may 50 nc sesih sars q what has been assigned
nr G,rwIa, lhe Americas Minister. vsry s,ck I'm sAs
capital, and !. the-ghs se esnnos ons survive Ms
has aesed hard fer M vast year irving 70 secure
ad lr'm the tnls~i saes 90 Jasr The asfsa, q hls
great eject uIan b. tsoal bviai spirits.
rhs ns'es q .srage-a has 4 mcncIe'y NOV ~ ne IN.
sa1.s, ,sar ."sss as - s'T ~ a name - ss
ia - in letters ~ rod tcsci f tsnxress, and those
en,erlw,s ng es,bishperls Ne pstls sboFs. that arc
Usually tbe iea,efs glsing SPIRITED sAser 10 thetr
lases q css hsye saaeit ~ the tslisman name
aud blended AIth their cstnbsastitns Of titles.
Tfe Congress that o. have GA ihs d-and,
lact, ~hcA ~as aneea a beng session Al :
ln'r dAhsa a gt ~ tht despatch " business ON the
2Tta or want u qsarum The foseFument was think
ng exfriuts bring the bsck ~Krd representatives
a. the sovereign lcQe lersaf o. their work. ihs
ci0us farce Which the Mexlc kc ~ every
icN years, beones 70 lhein cry siae Ae vhen . %
roeaict otsn, and. Wacr trssent circumstances,
when the goyefn0rnt hs macy "a fay maieage and
D ard aBa ihoTc Danger ~ frencn visitation,
the eloquent chamNf0ns ~ The fopes rkhts DO act ao-
gcther re,ish a xisit 10 and stay w the capital
The New York herald., 1862-10-20
NEW YORK HERALD Monday OCTOBER ~ 1862.
The wonaerf~l Typs setting and Dis
trtbutimg Machine.

The wonasrf~l Typs settrag and Dis-
trihutinG Machine.
We can safely say that We have examined any
oshss invention with much At6cation assenish
meDt - the "Aldsn Typs Setting and Distributing
Aaehnen Not only ourselves, but inventors aad
chnists Of the highest order in thin country and from
Europe, have inspected and witnessed s operation and
without single exception, all look upon with wonder
ing admiration.
Our reporter presen, yesterday when OF these
machines was taken wholly apart and having thorough
scientific knowledge Of all kinds Of machinery he enables
70 give clearer and uler idea Of all ts parts and
mode of construction than has been laid the
public before
This machine is the work and invention Of young
man named Aden who spent his life, well as life
means, in working cut the discovery. We need not
say that supersedes the OF thc compositor and
asks OF him fingers TO detect and seize the several
types set them in order and array them in words in
the stick. The machine docs all this like a living
being and sets them afterwards in galley, then in
page &c and again asks human fingers TO separate
the and restore each type 10 its
The machine make mistake for its task is ro-
duccd 10 perfect law. An invention like this
suredy be the most remarkable Of the age and world.
The New York herald., 1862-10-20
City Inteiligence.

AxSIvErsARy 81. LuKEs HosfrrAL-The fourth ami
vcrsary exercises OF this excellent Institution which
situated on the corner OF Fifth and Fifty fourth
street, place in the chapel attached 10 the hospital
yesterday afternoon. The clergymcn who oclcd upon
The occasion were Rev. Mcssrs. Muhsnburg porter aud
superintendent OF tho house. koith and kcnlurt. Ife
annual report read, which, In substance, ol
Number OF pacDts treated during The year 5sc.
OF which 135 wore al present In ospita and including
100 sick and wounded soldiers Of these $50 males
and 221 females Receipts during the year. SIS AS 10:
expenditures, S,507 IA There were but seveniyG I've
exercises the proceedings closed
The BrBrR AND ARnY.--At extra meeting Ct the
Board OF Managers Of the American Bible Society hs
16th s called in special reference to applications ter
books 81 263 volumes were granted outright, besides
l7oo more which ware referred 70 auxiliary socctes
These we're mostly Tcstsmcnts, with some Bibles They
were intended for soldiers In actual service for
eves for paroed prisoners aud for the sick and wounded
In hospitals Few persons are aware OF the amount Of
work which the American Bible Society Ia dong. In
In month OF September there were printed at the Bible
House over It's 600 volumes, making $500 daily, or
eleven volumes per minute for working time In Ser
iembcr over 900 volumes wcro ssucd and 100 900 in
August large portion of those books dlst ibu,ed
10 the army among paroled and rebel prisoners among
The sck and wounded In hospitals and among the coorcd
pccpIe The society issued anything like many
books before within thc same length Of time.
MEDICAL CofinGE.-The troductory lecture to the win
ter course n tho New York Medical College will bc deliver
ed by Professor VIM Frederick Holcomb this Monday
evening October 20, at halfpast seven, the College
building, at 90 East Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-20
COrOmers, Inaucsts.

Burning CAsrAllS.-Coroner Collin held an inquest yes
terday on the body Of Caroline Frances little girl four
years a age who died from burns received On Saturday
evening The mother OF the child resided at 81 Monroe
street and locked her up IN alone while she went
to ina ket During the mothers absence, II is believed
the ctld commenced playing with matches and
thereby fire 20 her Clothes and was burned 70 death
before assistance could DO rendered
Acg1DYNr on NSgIrpo1Rp.--Alexander McMuun, native
o Nova scotia about thirty years Of age. died saur
day last from injuries received by stick OF los wool
falling upon him while board the snip Queen lying
pier No. n. East rveg. coroner tolhn lie Il inquest
the body when verdict ~ "Acrdcptal death
returned.
The New York herald., 1862-10-20


lre. They burned the hospital, and poor negro
who could not crawl out was roasted alive. The
in the conflict lost seven killed and ten woundcd and the
Ruerlas confess TO loss OF ninety In all They very
angry at their defeat and threaten another attack but
imagine they win hereafter confno themselves more
strictly TO robbing mules from the conveys Lattcrly
they have been driving good business In this respect
From the indications here there every prospect that
we are soon to have revival Of business The railroad
enterprise, hear, Is now 70 be pushed with great vigor
and will be completed TO the highlands BY the beginning
OF the next season. that the obstacles encountered
by the French during this will nevor again
also hear Chat Il Is part Of the French system 10 colo
niae the country along the line Of the railroad with Euro
pcans that the road may be protected from tho attacks
OF native guerias. The railroad across Tebuantepec
WI also be pushed forward under tho protection Of the
French.
General rorey will leave here for Orizaba on the 4th
inst before which time Is expected his forces will ar.
rive He goes 10 consult with NJ. de Sagny, who
remains at the head q the french Legation This gen.
teman has made the scapegoat Of the French exps
dton but would appear by his remaining here that he
has st the confidence Of the Emperor General Loren.
will return 70 France very som vessel 10 now
The advces from Orzaba TO tho 2bth. The French
were preparing 20 extend their lines up the sides OF tho
Cumbres for tho double purpose Of keeping those posi-
tions and leaving Orzaba fer the coming re-
norccments Provisions remained scarce but the num-
Der Of guerias In the vicinity had greatly decreased
most of them having to join tho great national camp
at AcuIzingo, on the plains Pucbia. -
The dates from the capital TO the 2sth. Great
noise was still being mado abont ,no ,nvssUn'
and fortincations were being built ID an airec-
tons and all the beautiful trees IN the vicinity
or he clty were being lovelcd TO the ground
IN order thai the gunners may have DO ops'ac.es
IN den ING their deadly blows az the foreign enemy Inc
wcvrans have 10 dnbt but they can defeat the French
a. p,eb,a ~, fnr 10 DO this, they win certainly do
~ Nc lut nevertheless, for icar oi accinen thcy
a 10 break the bulkhead between the lakes OF
San Csoba and wncn nn serS ,h
Ionnda,ion OF the capital ana B'eae ae'y a"hfss 'he
NS uor.a = has issued Of paper money which
The New York herald., 1862-10-20
Brooklyn city new

LOCKED UP ron BHAnxG Hrs wHH.--Patrck Jenninas
residing at NO 80 sackett street, yesterday Afternoon,
while intoxicated, brutally beat his wife. He
and locked up.
The New York herald., 1862-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS

vNR LUTHER, SEN. DENTIST, REMQvED.-NO -
Eaat Twenty strpct.--nvCntor ~ the VIII
plastic gold aud patna compound, the best filling known
lander teeth; warranted
The New York herald., 1862-10-20

np1FrrNg File YOUR EXEMPTIONS. VINO ARR
~ exempt who arr not Read The New Militia Laws
or tho Cntcd States and OF the State o. New York,
nar,rblpt form, Price q cents. Sst everywhere
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
aeu Orleans Dailp Grestsut.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1862.


NAToHITooHEs PARIsH.--The statement having
been made that this parish had furnished only
three companies to the service, we are enabled,
On the very best authority, to say that Natchl-
toches has responded most nobiy to the call for
troops. She has sent seven full companies into
the field from her own limits, to wit the Lecomte
Guards the Pelican Rangers No.1, the Pelican
Rangers No. 2, the Farmer Rangers, the Natehi-
toches Rebels, the Prudhomme Guards, and the
McLaurin Invincbles. Besides this, Natchitoches
has furnished about half the men for Capt. Jor.
dams company from Dc Soto, and about half to
Capt. Mayberry's company from Bienville; and
when call was made for recruits for Capt. Jor.
dams company, about Thirty more men went for
ward. The parish is almost depopuIated of its
abe-bodied men. Na.chi.oches has done nobl3
and those papers which have innocently give1
currency to the statement that she had furnished
only three companies, are respectfully requested
to make the correction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

Restlessnessand

THE YANKEES ABROAD. The; Red Republican
vagabond, Carl Schurz, who has been accredited
by the Yankees as one of their foreign representa-
iyes has temporarily returned to the United States
to urge the adoption of more radical policy IN the
prosecution of the war; He says its present policy
is gaining for it the contempt of foreign Govern
ments, and even of their Subjects universally.
Nearly all the Yankee enyoys are said to be anX-
ious to return home, being painfully impressed
with the universal hostility manifested abroad to
the Northern States This is as it should be- Va
rous reasons are given for this hostility; but the
agreeable fact exists that the Lincoln nation stnks
in the nestrils of all Christendom.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
NUMBER 16.
LATEST EfLEGRAPHEe INTELLIGENCE.
DISPATCHED ros,Fas NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
From rser,nhia


MEMPHIS March 21.-Assteamer from M the
river brings intelligence. that the Yankees are
moving down the west bank Of tts river slowly.
Information has been received here this morn
ing from Corinth that the Yankees are retreating
to the Tennessee river.
From Norfolk.
NORFOLK, March 20-The Minnesota when last
seen, was at anchor at the Rip Raps she is badly
disabled, but not sunk.
-Four transport steamers full of troops are in the
Roads. 1t is supposed they are destined to rein
force Burnside.
There three large Federal frigates at Fortress
Monroe.
A number Of vessels detained by northeast
storms went to sea yesterday. 81,
| NoRFoLk, March 2f.-Nineteen large transports
and sailing chips came into the Roads yesterday.
The most of them left this morning. Its supposed
| they are loaded with troops.
The St. Lawrence is at anchor in the Roads
near the Minnesota.
The old Brandywine, on which the Union gur
has been placed, could not be seen from shore yes
terday.
Several ships went up to Newport News, and il
is thought landed troops and then departed
~. ..s. From Augusta. s
AUGUSTA, March 21.-The Savannah News Of
this morning learns that the Fcderals landed yes
| terday at Red Bluff, eight miles from Savannah. II
is supposed there were about 1000. The Repub.
lican says official information has been received
that 1000 Federals landed at Button early thii
morning. Passengers report that Is 900 had land
ed from gunboats, and were preparing 70 marcl
on The railroad. ~.y 4 ..5 t8t4 sass sS
~ Great excitement prevails among the Confeder
. ate troops on the Carolina and Georgia coasts.
{ From Washington. . asf5l-:
{ The Nashville Patriot copies dispatch from th'
. Cincinnati Commercial. dated Washington, Marcl
: II, which says: Mcclellan to morrow ceases t
9 be GeneraLin- Chief, and staunton will issue al
order announcing the change. i also has dis
patch saying that the Captain Of the Sumter Wa
:. released. The Sumter was still at Gibrslter.z
\ AUGUSTA, March 2l.-A private dispatch just X
ceived from Savannah says our troops are returI
y ing from Carolina. The enemy have left Bluitowl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
Yatal .yntelligenee.

PROyosT-M MARsHAL FRERET AT WORK.-Jeh. Bent
ly, Jacob Lloyd, Sam Lloyd and H. Il. Miller, have
been confined in the First District Lookup by
order of the Provost. Marshal. We cannot say
upon what charge. gs-
FREE MARKEr.-There were supplied at this in
stitution yesterday 1905 families, as follows: 6
bullocks, 22l bushels meal, Is bbls rice, l37
sacks potatoes, II bbls. molasses, do. mackerel,
2 boxes goldfish, l40O cabbages, $50 punches car
rots 75O do leeks, II sacks turnips, At pumpkins,
6 bbls. mess beef and 10 boxes soap.
The VALcouRAIMs GUARDS. This handsome
company, 70 strong, stepped in front of our office
last evening, and compmented us with seren-
ade. They have been mustered into Confederate
SERVICE for the war; under Capt. Picolet, and form
the second company of the Louisiana Defenders
Tomorrow we understand, they are to proceed
to Camp Lewis to await further orders.
SUPPOSED LARCENY. - negro man named
George, arrested on Chestnut street, as runaway,
had on his person lady's gold watch, chain, key,
cross, loclets and other articles of value, which
subjected him to the suspicion aud charge OF
larceny. Subsequent developments seemed to con.
firm the suspicion.
Curr1SG-One William Cole was arrested yes
terday afternoon, charged with having used a
bowie knife unlawlully on the body of Mr.. Cossail
Aroyo.
DARING ArTEHrr.-Day before yesterday an at.
tempt was made, we understand, to set FIRE to the
eyterminator, which is being constructed at JEFF
ferson City. Advantage was taken of the moment
syIen the hands we're at dinuer to make an effort,
which, fortunately, failed. We cannot be too
watchul. The enemy is everywhere. -: