The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-03

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WASHINGTON, J oily a.-General Pope has arrived
here, the orders of the president and General
Grant, to consult concerning the treatment ofIn-
dams In his department. and II 40 believed that the
government will prohibit traders from coming in
contact with the Indians, and that the whole J.
sgement, including trading, will be taken in hand
by the government as the best, and possibly only
means OF preventing continual hostIIties with the
various tribes of savages in the northwest.
The commssary general of prisoners receiy ed
information yesterday that the last of the rebel
prisoners at Point Lookout were set at liberty on
Friday last. We have now rebel prisoners I'M
der the rank of colonel except few persons.
WAsHINeroN, July 2.-The health of the presi-
dent is generally understood to be improving; but
inquiries al the w hIte House this evening elected
the fact that he is now worse than at any former
period OF his present illness Though not in i'm
mediate danger, this continued illness presents
unfavorable symptoms and awaken anxious solicI-
tude among the few who are informed of his real
condition. This was further increased BY a report
brought that Surgeon General Barnes had been
called in to consult with Br. Burroughs, who has
thus far been his medical adviser.
New YoRK,July 3.-The NY Herald's Athe rs,
Ga, special says:
Some light Is thrown upon the secret history OF
the proceedings OF JEFF. Davis by Gen. Wilson's
recent record fthe proceedings OF the rebel gov
ernment At Montgomery, Ala They show that
the rebels lost time when once they got fairly
to work in organizing their government which
they had in full operation in less than i've weeks
from the assembling of the national congress OF
convention in the work offraming the constitu-
ton. The documents show they had conside rable
tinkering and discussion. There was a strong
feeling in favor of naming their southern estab-
hshm ent the s. Republic of Washington W bic
was only defeated By majority Of one vote in
favor OF The title ofconfederate States of Ameri-
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WAsHISGror July e.-The treasury de partm emit
yesterday, pad, in gold, the July interest on It's
bonds.
Another protest against the appointment of
Judge Parson, as governor of Alabama, has been
sent to the president and members OF his cabinet
Meanwhile Capt. ID. ii. Bingham and J. III. Lar
combe remain In town in the hope that the presi-
dent will, onPersual OF the protest, be induced to
remove Gov. Parson and sppoint in Tn stead some
one more acceptable to the afor essid gentlemen.
NEw ORLEANS, June 3o.-Sberidsn notified or
ders for dischargicg unmounted cavalry revoked.
Gen. w. y. Benton is ordered to take command
of Brownsville
- Mexican stamer going down from ColIerseo
was captured by an United States steamer for
carrying an American flag and taken to Browns
vile. The steamer Mexican belongs at Matamor-
t
and many houses swept away.
The steames Aleius from Matamorss was robbed
by gnerrilas. .-a 1rrza-sz. n
New YoRK, July 3.-The steamer Liberty brings
Havana dates to the 2Sth. 'lalHloi
They spanish troops blew w all the the fortifi-
cation they had eiecied before leaving. IL was
said treaty was made protecting thvse who as
sisted the Spaniards, hut the number OF ouch fam.
HES arriving at HAVANA, shows how much conf
dence was put IN the treaty. They will be con.
demned as traitors and their treatmen, can be inn
agined- Es-T trl
Advices from Hayti represent the rebellion AZ
gaming strength and thar President Giferod had
suffered reverses. taass ua. &
From Mexico it Is reported thar the bsnds or
guerriiias are increasing in all parts of the eoun-
Try. doing much damage. Er~I
There Is no harmony between the French and
Austrian troops in MEXICO.
The Tribune takes occasion to say that sec,y
Seward long since notified President Jehnsoa Of \
ms wishes to be relieved of his Official cares to
he duties OF the United States at the earlies..nt
With the demands OF the public service
The Sunday Mercury puhlishes q washington
ii'P.tch that sec'y Stanton viii leave the esslaes
IN the 18th inst:
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