The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-23
By Telegraph.
E1cluGrely for tie Duly Arg4s.


Tribune's correspondence.
WAeuISGfoN June Or. G. Washburne,
with regiments Of cavalry, left Springfield.
H., week ago to relieve Gen Curtis in Ar
kansas,
A grand couyalesccnt camp has been estab.
iished at Fairfax seminary. Va, by the gov
eminent.
Gen. Ro.seau has arrived here lie has
been recommended for a major generolshp
by the congressional delegations Of Kentucky
and ludana.
Col. ". W. Douneliy, of the Indiana 18th
has been nominated as brigadicr.
New YORK, June %. ten Butler wa. ser
cnaded at the ST, Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
Oh the lith inst, and made speech in res
ponse, in which he declared that his feelings
towards the south were friendly and iraternal,
but that at the same time he was resolved as
"a matter Of duty inexorably imposed upon
him, to carry Outthe laws Of the United States
Dhnder all circumstances.
The speech was well received
\ new daily paper has just been started in
New Orleans by Jacob Barker the great fin.
ancicr, now 70 years old,
Oac George Coppel, subscribing himself
her majesty. NictOria'~, acting consul, has
presumed to address Gen. Butler complaint
about the oath required Of aliens, and asking
explanations, whcreupOn Gen Butler return.
ed answer that no reply would be made to the
note until Mr.. Coppel should be recognized
by his own government rs it, agent.
In the provost court Il man named Durand
sued the Bank Of Louisiana to oblge the bank
to pay him in current funds for u deposit he
made in Confederate notes. which the bank
had made legal currency by paying them out
instead OF it, own issue or specie. Judge
Bell decided in favor Of Durand, and ordered
the bank to pay the amount in current funds
The bank appealed u Gen. Butler, but the
general sustained Judge Bell.
All but 8 OF the mortar fleet had gone up
the river, and the balance will 20 up ~ soon
AS they can procure tugs
\ large union meeting was held in New Or.
leans on the llth. Able and eloquent speech
es were made by NJ, Day, Chas. Lamont and
/ r. j Erheart.
LJscll's army had evacuated Camp Moore
/ and gone to Nick-burg.
WAsnlSGroN, June ola meeting of In.
! dianan- was held to night at Gov. Wright
| room
Senator Lane was chosen chairman and
| Schuy ColtaX secretary.
Over II 200 were subscribed for the society
for the relief OF sick and wounded soldiers.
Hon. d. =. Holloway was chosen perman
cnt president and Hon. j. T. Usher treasurer
and W. Dennis secretary.
An executive committee Of ; wa- appointed
The subscription was in addition to $500 al
ready expended by lndianiaus
a dispatch from the Peninsula states tina
the court convened to inquire INTO the charge
against ten. Birney, terminated Its sessloi
after hearing the testimony OF Gen, kearney
in his favor, it being considered unncccssar,
to proceed further. Gen. Brucy will proba
bly, be Immediately restored to his command
New ioRG. June 2@.--FIour market slight
tlv fay, buyers. Sales 5000 bhIs Sl,lUi
APO, super state 1, 4ja4 s., extra state; i e.
choice DO -, lOal 20 super western -, Id
4,G5, common to medium extra western, $40
aS5. common to good shipping brands eztr
4. II. o.
Wheat market slightly tavors buyers, am
in fair ex Dort demand. Sales 10000 bushel'
Sl,0Oal ,03 Milwaukee club; 81 DIAL ,O6, ambe
, Iowa; ST., Is, good winter red western.
, Whisky opened steady and closed que
, firm. Sales 500 bbIs 2j!a26!c. gal
a StOcks-Chicaro x Rock lsnud On