The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29
REPORTED UNEASINESS In ENGLAND
AB0rT THE FENIANS.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONSlITU-
TIONAL CONVENTION GOES
FOR THE UNION.
Gen. Palmer 10 be Removed from Ken
lucky.
The Presence Of Troops i'm North Car
Oiiua, "SuperfuOuS."
Alabama Election 10 be the First
Monday i'm November.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 29.-AddItIonaI intelligence
iromIreiand states that the FenIan sIctemen MT n /.
creases and much apprehensIons are Entertained.
IL 10 reported that men IN the Engl sh army are
Boosting OF their connection with the Fenlaus nd
the signs ofdIsatectIon IN the army cause the Eng
ilsh Papersto demand rigid enforcement OF dis
epine.
Fears are entertained that soldier. from the
United States will be landed on the coast OF Ire
land, and report has gained credence that bod
OF United States soldiers have already landed
near Galloway, and drilling was frequent over all
parts of ireland.
The conspiracy was rapidly spre aiding and find
ing friends and supporters.
NEw YoRK, sept. 2e.-The South Carolina re-
construction convention have resolved that the
Union - The first permanent considers of the
American people Tat all sovereignty resides
solely IN the American people, and that the auth
orized representation OF that sovereignty within
the limit, OF the constitution 10 the federal gov
eminent. They iuTtner conclude that the late
war was not one OF an oppressed people against
tyranny, but arose simply from an apprehension
ON the part of the weaker section of possible ty-
ranny IN the future. The war therefore not
having been strictly IN the nature OF a rebelnoa,
they suggest TO President Johnson the Justice and
wisdom of not enforcing the penalty affixed TO the
CRIME of rebellion, BY the laws of the United
States. As an earnest of their good faith the,
endorse the acts of President Johnson and express
their determination cordially to support ms wise
and patriotic efnrts to restore the whole country
10 the blessings of peace.
The proposed new constitution of South Caro-
ma /" tamed IN accordance with these prIncI-
pies: Ci'i and religious liberty, trial BY jury,
tue freedom OF the press and the ~ bordInatlou of
the military 10 the civil power secured 10 the
people OF the state and slavery declared forever
abolished.
Admiral G1iGborouFh's fleet Is Sill AZ Cher
bourgh and 10 t,ot to proceed to the MeGetrspIan
nnttl the choie.a on the coast some hat abated
The French and American officers exchange
many eo9rtesICs and good feeling - entertained
tween them.
The \. y. Hcrald's special says:
The PresdeGt IS SAID 10 have promised COZ
bramiette that Kentucky should be at once re-
ieycd from martial law.
The removal OF Gen Palmer from command IL
said 10 have also been determined upon Its
successor IS not named.
doubt begins TO be entertained that The An
proachlng elections in Virginia " an meet win
difficulty by reason Of the law requiring the com
ms'onsr' OF elections IN states TO be appointed by
the state courts
All that remains OF Kllpatrick's famous ea,aI
~ command In North Carolina 10 the veteran 5,h
ONO, Col. Heath, whose headquarters are at Sails
bury
Officers. just up from the old north state. renr,.
sent that there IS no longer necessity for a noun
ted patrol In fact, the presence OF the troops
there at all is jnst a little suPeIhaous.
The tar people are devotIng their undivided at
tenton to the production OF living from their
work and have very little leisure for sedItiop or
that sort of thing.
TIE y. Y. Times special say.:
bH The IND The state department gave notice,
by advertisement IN the papers In the principal
cities, that citizens OF the United State. having
claims against foreign governments, not founded
on contract which may have originated since the
sth of February, 1868, will, without any DELAY
which can be avoided, forward to the department,
statements of the "a ne under oath, accompan,.d
by the proper proof.
Under thus notice parties who have suffered from
d. Predauons Of thc rebel vessels, abama Sbeu-
andsah, &c, fitted cut IN English ports can HE /
Their claims IN the state department, and thus de-
mand, and, II 10 believed, receive damages from
the English government.
The notice 10 intended, also, to include tho..
who have suffered from rebel raids upon the from
tier OF Canada.
The n. \. Tnbune's special says:
IL Is stated, on good authority, that the regular
lrmy will consist OF 80 900 men
AT least 300 men, mostly discharged soldiers of
he volunteer army, are daily JoIuIng the regular
'rmy, which will, within a fe~ months be IN !
'reased to the maximum mentioned.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-Msyor Kennel, I.f,
lere tor Washington on another political pilgrim.
ge, Of which the Jackson railroad no doubt form.
part
Cotton firm at45
Exchange heavy
NEW ORLEANs, Sept 26.-The steamer V,c,.r
rom New York arrived
a circular, issued from the head quarters of the
reedmen's bureau, la. SAYS:
whenever JudicIa! officers show disposition TO
CT justly no interference will be allowed by the
ureau.
The EquIuoIial gale was severely felt along the
ult coast Several boats were blown ashore and |
theirs damaged.
terrible storm passed Grind Chemer, in TIN. 6
late.
The people in the adjoining counties are prepar-
ig 10 rescue the yIctlms-It being supposed that
s'eral hundred of the inhabitants have been sub
erged by back water from the guilt.
sASTRANcisco, Sept 26.-Sandwich Island date,
the I'd received.
No latter news from the pirate Shenandoah had | a
zen reached the Islands. which was regarded =. =
vorable tn the safety of forty vessels in Ok.ko 4
"a. !,
The Honalula Iron works with capacity for
rning out $4,000 900 worth Of works annually
q approaching com pletiOn.
The government had secured a large track of
nd and was erecting hospitals Tor leProsy cases.
MoNreoMERS, Ala. Sept. 26-The AI,b,u.
ate convention to-day abated the election or
anee.snn finally agreed that all state election, i
ouid be left to the people and that the hrst cleo
IN should take place on the first Monday IN No 70
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