The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-21
By TELEGRAPH
Reported for the Daily Argus.
Ew YoRx, Nov 2l-The Y Tribune's Wash

New YoRx, Nov 2l-The N Y Tribune's Wash
ington special says:
Judge Advocate Chapman has resigned his posi-
ton IN Washington and will practice law in
Washington.
A private letter states that most of the colored
troops in Texas are to be mustered out. TINS
probably accounts for the sending of regular regi
ments the Rio Grande.
The successor to Senator Callomer, of Vermont
will probably be VIM. Hubbard. OF Chelsea.
The secretary of state yesterday issued an order
prohibiting any members OF the press from enter
ing that department. IL reported thatthe order
was induced by the publication of blunderlng
statement regarding The department.
Intelligence has been received at the freed
mems bureau that a certain judge IN Randall Co,
Md, recently sentenced a colored woman 10 be
sold into slavery for 20 years.
The n Worlds dispatch says:
Letters received from Corpus Christi Oct 23d,
state II 10 very sckly among the troops. General
Russell, commander of the post and more than
halt his officers down with broken bone fever.
The pressure of transportation is SO great that
| is doubtful whether his brigade will be removed
for mastering out till the early part of December
There is no foundation for the statement OF
Washington that the secretary OF the treas
| ury will put forward new loans.
New YoRK, Nov 2l-The reception to General
| Grant at the 9TH Avenue Hotel last night was
| most brilliant. There were over 2,OOC guests
I present, including some of the most prominent
men of the United States. Notwiths LANDING the
rain, immense throng gathered IN the vicinity
OF the hotel. AT the conclusion OF the reception
ceremonies Gen Grant and party sat down to a
special supper, prepared fer only few distIngu-
ished persons. In reply to the toast drank to his
| health, Gen Grant said: al am greatly indebted
| to the ladies' and gents OF New York City Tor the
| great kIn6nesses | have received during the lO
! DAYS that rave been with them. You Know II
( is not my habit 10 maka speeches, and hope you
! will me from saying more; but do thank
them from the bottom of my hearth This alter
| noon at O'Clock Gen Grant takes his departure
| for Washington.
| The n TImee' special says:
Extensive claim frauds, involving $500 900 was
| recently nipped IN the bud by I'd auditor French,
whose attention was called to them by honest
CLAIM agent IN Philadelphia, to whom they were
conhded for collection.
New YoRx, Nov. 2I-The China from Liverpool
lIth and Doe enstown I2th has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, Nov Il-Cotton sale. of the week
1900 balesi market opened dull and closed frmer
with an advance Id.
Breadstuffs
Corn less firm.
Provisions unsettled.
LONDON, Nov II-Counsol, closed s9as64 fol
money.
suiiion in the bank of England has increase d
SIS, goo.
III Central Sla7lS.
Erie 81.
L $ 20 63a63S.
The Pirnte Shenandoah has been har ded over to
| the American consul and will be sent 10 New York
Her captain and crew have been Internationally
discharged.
Additional correspondence beieew Mr. Adams
and Earl Russell, is published,
The letter says every representation of the I'm
| erCsn minister was Immediately considered and
prOperl9 referred TO law officers,
Liverpool. Saturday evening. lI.-Cotton s1les
to-day, 5000 bales, including coo bales TO specu
lators
Markets less firm, but quotations unchanged
Breadstutfs closed quiet and unchanged.