The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-31
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Nrw 7oaz. JaIy M.-The y. =. Heraldr -
Tn ieeIinp of the c.ssdisns in iavor of snsel-
ing theIr provinces with ths country 70 gradum2
growing and strengthening potwithst,ndmel
some ORA backs with which II nst IN the late
eommsrcia al COW ention at Detroit IL 10 said ee1s
the contract formed by the business activity on
one side ofthe boarders and the absence oil II u
Just now evea more marked than n any former
time Il 10 believed that unless ths Prosnioaai
parlament does something at lis next meeting CIV
inc promise OF Improvement 70 the Canadians, the |
anne a ION storm Will break outwth fury =
The New York Tines Mexico correspondent
says: ...ass.-.-.4- -
acc nm ,lsh anything lar AZ am aware o.. He
may thanx hrs keeping company nth Gwzhn Tor
want OF success. However, n justice tn the gen
eral let me say that OF my own kao~ ledge, know
he sull loves the old AAg aad has, .i~ays, while
in Msxio sbstaiaed ft,m political aiusions.
special 70 n. Y. Herald
Mr.. Chase has rssarssd trso kss ssips south and
il 10 ssid hi. observation Of the cosds.'on OF so
eiety where he mas been. induces the belief that
| the bfaeks dssu.ed 60 10 tie ruling race
thosshout the iasd Of siavehoIding stsses. The
| whites enervated, demorslized, and certain to
| eradicat.d. The blacks are vigorous, progressive
| aud bound TO become the demI.nt people in less
than quarter OF centuary. he predicts that
negro arissocrsey will sPring into existanee in all
| al congress almost without oPPosition aud hold
the iegslatare OF thai section completely IN their
ow hands.
The rebel general Dick Taylor 10 expected to
retasn Wednesday. His present whereabouts
occasion considerable speculations. Those pos
sessIng The best means of obtaining information
intimate thai he ootaIned permission visit his
brot ser IN law, Jeh DAVIS. and that he 10 now al
= Fort Monroe.
The delay in trying wsizer, charged with H.
treatment OF our Prsoners a, Andersenyiile, 70 for
the purpose of enabling ihe judge advocate OF the
court to summons important witne ses from Geor-
gia, Tennessee and other states Over 40 wines
! ses have voluntarily reported themselves and are
ready for examination.
, Among the petitions for pardon on Saturday
were +. Lamkins, rebel er- m Der Of congress
from Mississippi; p. D. Roddy, repel general o
. cavalry in Alabama, and VIM C. Rivers, of Mis-
sissIppI. The latter had a natIoBal reputation
, before the war, but has not been conspicuou
since. ri one time he was a member Of the low
err house OF the rebel ,gisIature.
SPECIAL TO the N. Y. Tribune.
r WAsHsGroS, July 3l.-Paymaster Walsh. on,
OF the principal officers of the pay department II
this city win one of his clerks, YVES arrested Sat
urday and lodged IN the Ola Capital PRISON. Ru
has II tina. heavy defaults have been discover
ed IN his accounts
= WASHINGTON, July 30-A member OF intelgs n
! frsedmens, of Va, requesting Col Brown, %
! the fIeedmea's busean stationed At Richmond
4 Virginia, IN collecting claims for com
peHsaIIon Tor labor rendered their forme
masters from January let, iS63,-the date OF INT
I presidents Proclamauon-to the GATE OF the oc
$ cupatloh OF the state by our forces. The repre-
scented that the negroes freed Wy the proclamation
were held amp treated . slaves by their forme
masters IorcIby dspnssessed OF tseIr social
!, ed charets aud gave compensation for further ia
: Dor rendereo.
Colonel Brown has asked for instru ction. from
q the freedmen's bureau and wall receive the OpIn
ION of Gen. Howard IN lev days.
Juiv 3t-The Trib
, Nashville correspondent says:
The works OF the bleooy battles fought Al Day
ton and many other places along the line TO ATTAIN
Ia must long remain. the land 70 level vast
and the inhabitants gone. Oar tram brous b
a aud dropped several families by the way, wh'
: came here mad only their chlmneys standIns.-
At one place 4 saw a family with their scant, iur
nIture under treu near whe,e their house has
{ been. l-.a
Hundreds OF families are homeless ali over thI,
! country aud have no crops growing tor their
! ture support The hrst and only clover sees
seen washear baton II looked hnely.
:, Special TO the N. Y. Times.
. WAsHIsGroN, July S0--In the quartsrmaster'
= department. 100 cierss are r. pl at work all night
ana the department EN- Toying ali the hand
that can be had tor The PurPo.e Of working of tn,
. rash amoant OF business thai has been thru p
| on 3he quartern asier's department oy reason o
the close OF the war, and The mastering out OF tn,
: great ARMIES
W. W Corcoran, one of the Oldest and wealth
|
' his building TO the Csmpinn college. The pro y
erty 10 valued az $50, 900. The bsiiding 10 specl
ally desgned for the medical department IN,
college.
CINCINNATI, July 3i.-fhe steam candle manu-
factory of VIM h. Woods d co., and the pori
house of High Co., situated The Deer Creei
road and North Court street were destfo ON ed b,
FIRE last light Luss aooat S2v, 100.
riot occurred IN CUMMINGS nil yesterday il
4 which rasee men were shot anu large amount o.
properly were destroyed.
Inc Cincinnati Gaz-'te's Memphis dispatch re
ports the seizure oil me Commercial Bank OF tina
c,ty and this discovery of uefauiIIng the custom
Q house OF money snpposeu to ne IN the custom
/. house which Was used Dy the bank.
The Following per the steamer New York VIII ci
Ialled To reach the Cnllsd States VIA Cape Race
va:
LIvEnrooL, goth, via Queenst,wn'-couon qui
Provisions dull orc n0C
Lard and produce quiet and steady.
| VERY LATEST.
LONDON ,2o.-The English elections show gain
| OF ~ for the IIberas.
The Persian Gulf cable has been repaired and
| telegraphlc communication with the Indies has
| been re-esta bished.
The PARIS Monitor denies the rumor that q Euro
pean congT IL to be convened.
ENsrowN, July 20.-The Great Eastern 10 in
Beauty bay awaiting the laying Of the shore end
of the cable which n expected will be accom-
plishss by the 2ist or 22d.
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