The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-17
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Exported for tie Dolly Argss.

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NEw Yonx, July l7-The secretary of the in
aerior, in q Communication of instruction TO The
commissionsr of Indian Affairs, states that, IN To-
ture dealings with hostile indians, the interior de-
partment will subordinate its action 10 the policy
and operation softhe war department and the com
missioner 10 request I'd to instruct the superintens
dents and agents to make no deliveries OF money
or goods to any tribes bands in hostility to the
government; to suspend all Intercourse with
them excepting far may be sanctioned by the
| officers of the war department.
The NY Heraid's corresp't relates his trip from
| Augusta, Ga, to Montgomery, Alabams, and says
| the freedmen having generally recovered from
their ubiiaton Of their liberty have setti ed down
| to work the planiatiousj but many of them
| have yet to be taught that freedom and idleness
| not synonymous in Georgia. 1t 10 said that
the planters have this year, TO great extent, in
| stead of cotton planted corn of which immense
| crops are anticipated.
Though some landed proprietors are determined
not to employ their former slaves AZ hired labor
ers the majority disposed to give the free Ia
Dor system fair trial and confident that If the
| negroes will work industriously they and their
| employers will be benefited ny the change; and
that the lands and all other kinds ofproperty will
in very short time, be far more valuable than ev-
err they were under the existence of slavery.
New YoRK, July 1.-THE Southampton steam
| er, Havana, 9TH, arrived.
House OF Commons, 3d-Hunt moved that a
| vote of censure the lord chancellor in connee-
| ton with the court Islander case Lord Adervate
WAC defended Chancellor. said there nothing
in the case to warrant severe eensure being pass
ed him and moved amendment TO the efec,
that the house adjourn with the report of commit
tee.
Bourerie said that he had NO confidence in Lord
| Chancellor. E.4E
Mr.. Hunts motion of censure was negatived.
Lord Palmerston moved the adjournment Of the
house until the fourth, which was lost by III te
| l63. Bourerie's amendment, which 10 similar tc
| Hunts, carried without division.
The London Times says: -.
The result of the debate in congress is that q
grave vote OF censure has been passed on LORD
Chancellor. The discredt of lord CHANCELLOR II
, reProach 10 the nation At large.
HOUSE, OF LoRD's, July 4.-The queen accepted
Lord chaneelor's resignation, will continue in OF
fee until prorogratlon.
Independence day was celebrated in London OIL
. the 4th--about 200 Americans present.
Consols steady 80, is l.
French united stocks off 7c.
u. s. $40 ia.
Illinois Central shares ia.
I The French bill tor loan TO be raised by Pari,
a passed by l73 against so votes.
The chamber admits the necessity of new
loan upon the government to receive Installments
ofloan in three years Although the loan for lao,
600, 900 would be issued IN its entire bill for III
execution of public works, in Algeria AdOPte'
by 221 against vote.
Portti says Franch and England are acting witt
a view to preserve peace and general cancellation
and have come to agreement upon principa
questions, which may result from present state O
affairs.
1t 10 confirmed that the negotiations with tn
King OF Italy was broken of IN consequence O
4 King Demnnd condition. He could not accep
, negotiations were opened at PoPe's instance ant
in consequence of private letters from Pope u
|, the King of Austria in military circles
, Ca binet orders were issued 10 place the eniir
army
It's expected new ministry will be formed i'm
mediately.
India cotton firm shipped from the bay of Cal
| cutta IN the last week in June {, 200 bales.
BUFFALO, July l7.-There was a large proce.
sion, on Saturday afternoon, ofthe labo rers' unioI
, including strikers, numbering about 100 in all
No trouble occurred. The railroads have entirell
supplied the places of the strIkcrs and the uniol
is entirety broken up
New YoRK, July 1.-THE str City Of Washing.
ton, from Liverpool, 9Th, via Queenstown n, the 9th
has arrived.
Gee, left Calais July I'd tor Liverpool.
LONDON, July 6-Mr. Bgton, the American
minister at Pals, gave a feeIe the 4th OF Jul,
which was largely attended.
The British parliament was praragued to-ds,
The Queens speech was delivered by commission
1t rejoIees at the termination of the cruel
= America, snd trusts that the eAl caused by the
long conflict may be repaired aud prosperity res
e tored in the states which have
suffered from the contest. She regrets thai
the confode ration scheme in British America wal
not carried out, believing it would givo the prov
inces additional strength and lead to many i'm
| proyemeHts.