The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

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NEw YORK, Feb. lO.--Lctters received by
the last mail from England by senators IN
Washington, from Messrs. Bright and Cob,
den, the duke Of Argyle, and other members
OF the liberal party, state that unless some.
thing is done to demonstrate the ability Of
the government to put down the rebellion,
and convince the antlsayery party in Eng
land that we are in earnest about enamel.
patton, the sympathy Of the liberal element
will be lost and the southern contederacy re-
cogni1ed.
T.;h,o.,s o,,.o.,o,,I,rc.
W.su',,cro, p,I, @ San,,or uu.;l,L.
o.a,,,raI a XII G,r ,he ;r,,naI;o,. o,na,a;aa
H., az oil slaves IN tho Di.tr,c, or Cnlrr,l,;o
anI nrn,;1;ng c,r cnnnonsat;nn M, ,n
conI s2o0 ner hn,I to lnvnI owners II ba.
NJ, Ca, h.sn octcd an by tba cn,nn,i,,oo
Thera are about three thousand slaves in rho
district
The clergyman who has perslstentIy omit
ted the prayer for the president from the
service read in bis church ut Alexandria, has
been arrested,
10 correct h'Sapprene"s''n ABOUT 'he IN
N. ~ IS Mossaohrso.t. da.Ino3 ~, .,,,,',j
r,a,,t ,bn, ,ba nnr,ienato. f,ho Jon"s;t ,,;,L.
ha n,nJoJ in sro vo,r mar ann, T. ,,J, ,,,7,h
som;.annn,l ;n,arest n,voLle in cnin
Mr.. Stevens consented to the funding hut
objected to the words "in coin"
Mr.. Spauldng. with his own pen, struck
out the words from the amendment
4 fair cory was made, but Tin coin" was
rcinstatcd 10y the copyst, whoever he was.
The amendment was presented and adopt
Ell, the friends Of the bill being unaware that
the words I'm COM were in it. The neon
gruity and want of principle in paying inte-
rest III specie on the 7 per cent. bond, and in
paper on the 1 per cent. bonds, and the
hostility Of the friends of the bill to any
specie clause whatever as certain to deprec-
ate the treasury notes, aud send the govern
ment into the streets every six months to buy
$50, 100000 gold made reconsideration in
evitable, The whole thing was au accident
Times di.patch
The rohal ,,vor,mont h,s so,, r,.d g.
Gov E;sh ana 7P;shn, Ana. .h,t tho,, ,,1',,I
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Worlds dispatch.
The published facts that Gen. Stone has
been removed from the command of n diyjs.
ION on the upper Potomac, are corroborated.
1t is not known who has succeeded him
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--Dr. Cheever preach
ed another sermon this afternoon in the hall
VI 'i'e mouse VI REPRESENTATIVES III i"'or Oh
as war ni'a'u'''
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 9.--Dlspatches
through rebel sources state that the fight is
ns ,h aIaI , ~ I naH Io SIAM ,. ''0'n'
u,,,rv NJ IN ~ ,; g.
J ;rnrnnaI e. H., or " n,na .io-n
-, .ha zoe oG,h h '"n -''' VI" S'o'"''o"n
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a.. n' In'es y. ou''J" On ''a.ufo'y were ''oo
Ws,, ,ne ,Ia"' h hot ''o'"s q''e''
Breadstuhs dull.
= 'o'iS'o nss ne cav
m w, INV"
mere are vague r"hoFs 'ha, Tue emperor
Napoleon mas hot,hed England t!at ne VIII
SHORTLY o,heia'iv demand loint ACTON IN rais
,nS 'he blockade OF the southern ports OF the
oniteu STATES II England refuses TO take
part ne VIII take the initiative alone.
ne Lohaou ZINES continues to urge Eng
'anu not 10 interfere, and says the nation can
Afford To wait