The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-01
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soscial 10 the N. Y. Herald
W.saIrcror, July Sl.-Although President
johnson has derived much eeneht from ms
at ater excursion, late. has heaitn does not
appear to becompleteiy reestablished. hewas WA
bic TO any one this evening noPes are en.e
tanned that he wall be able to hold the usual CAP
met meeting tomorrow, though IT'S W uo "s~
certain that he will.
The largest and most important counsei OF tne
Iodiau tribes held upon this continent VAL asssm
bic at Fo Gibson about the 18th oil cep.. 1sA''
20 .ettle upon their future relations with the gov
eminent and give more positive assurances OF gooo
| conduct and loyalty. Among the most Important
| of the Indian tribes to be present are 'he 1919
Cbocataws, Chuck asaws, Comanches, fawnees,
| lrwpaws ard Cherokess, all OF which are rePfes
sntative tribes ofundIs uted bravery and -rengtn,
| and are each implicated more or less IN aiolng
the late rebellion of the south The asenu OIL .ne
| government who viii confer with them upon hns
4 coming occasion are .mmissioners Coiery, OF
the Indlan bureau, Edmunda, of the land once,
Sup't Eiiis, southern agency, Col Parker, nniaIy
sec,y ON Gen. Granite staf, Gen. Harvey,1sn' L.
Z. Heron and Col. Bent. 81
| Special 10 the N Y Herald.
WAsHrksroE, July SIN cases where premp-
lions have been recog nized ON the Sioux Indian
, reserves on the Minnesota, by the P.emptor,
| proving The title, according to law, The latter
4 has been made TO LAY the value Of the ianos and
also the value OF the Indian improvement. TINS
connection, a case has recently arisen ano oeen
decided by the commissoners Of the general lano
Office that when the presumption claimant alleges
there are no Indian Improvements on the land IN
\ controversy,
,he land Office for the district IN which 1t may De
u loo aired, examination shall be ordered by the
a commissioners at 81, Peters, and the preemPtor,
s. and Indian agent notified OF the proesedngs and
- IL the former shall succeed in establishing the
~ proof of his argument, he will be allowed to TAKE
the tract 1T the land valuation alone.
The NY. Times Washington special com
he MAINS of the action of General Emery, II
in command of the district OF Shenandoah,
Ii relieving General TURblss. IL appears sha
General T, went 10 Washington, . short tia
aimee, and General Emsray learning the tact
70 relieved him from his command at Winches
o. o. ter and directed him to report at Bsltimor
10 under arrest. General ENERGY also prefere
-, charges against Torbitt, among which wa
= one of being absent from his post withou
leave, at q time of great Importance.
The correspondent institutes compariso
- between the officers much to the damage {
ov ENERGY.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-It is understood
that the rebel general, Dick Taylor. obtaine
permission for an interview with bis broth'
I'm In law jeff Davis, and left tor that purpos
for Fortress Monroe. bis application for
parole TO visit Europe, 1t Is said, was refuse
him.
Another of the southern appointees IN
w been unable TO execute his bonds and TO tai
ess the oath -equirei-tnat they have never vo
~N~~-~
IAs to persons in arms against the United Stat
Gu government; and that they have yielded Il
|" voluntary support to the late rebel govern
II meDt.
Ike Ny. Times, speeiaI.
ion wAsHISsroN July 3l.-E. Foot, Of Saratag
II has been appointed IN place of Q. J. Combs,
OTIS one OF the Doaro OF ei%nhers IN ene' ~ '"e P'
A ent office.
Gait and Hamilton, representatives of CanadI
II As, h..Cs haAu n "a
se . alton with the secretary vt the treasury wit
- in the past few days, upon the subject oil q
~ laws OF the internal revenue, have gune
M. New York, by advice OF Mr. Accuiioc
u aud to meet and cont
vi with the committee uniform taxation, Great
on BY n of the last congress.
,rts The n. 4. heralu . Farls corresponds
cal says:
our The mission of Melyine, the private sec
,ev. tary of Maximillion, appears TO have result
;cb in obtaining very little material aid for
nIe poleon Sd. Ii Is asserted that he had no 9th
had diplomatic mission than the honorable o
am of delivering dispatches to the King of I
urn Beligums. MelvIne was 70 have left Liv'
her pool on the Scotia, accompanied By an em
TO ent counselor, TO state who goes out TO Me
the co as q France minister.
em New HAVEN, Aug. IA fire broke out h,
can last night, resulting in the destruction of ooli,
ing block, on Orange street. Loss $3.50, 900, abe
,al half insured.
BosroE, Aug. IA ere occurred last night
the corner of Commercial streets, in the la
Oh Grant block known Commercial block.
was mainly confined TO the upper portion of N
tied l26, l2s and 100, Collins ST., which occup
tied by several otiiess and commission merchants
Gen Grant took his departure for Portland t
. am.