The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-18
BY TELEGRAPH
reported for the DGily Arg,a.

NV foRK, Oct. ls-The y. Y HeraId's Civ
MeIieo correspondent Of the LIST saws:
Matters appear TO grow more critIcal for the
emperor The republicans are increasing In &C.
tlvity and boldness, and have dete,,.d the imn.,.
lal troops In number OF recent engapemeuts-
republican attachments swarm all over the couu-
n.y. One OF them has appeared within 80 miles of
the capital IN the state OF Vera Cruz They defy
all efforts tor their expulsion, and IN one of the
towns OF that state they have established a news
paper organ. In the state Of AiaeIo the imperial
journals admit that their operations have assumed
grave proportions; while In Hoeateros and JalIaa
they are sweeping all before them.
The United States consul in the city of Me1Ico
had been refused Ambulance to the Imperial pal
ace-beIng informed that he was unknown there
1t ssaId that the rebel officers from this country
no" IN Me1ico, have refused to comply with re-
quest oil MaXIniliIan's secretary war. that they
should JOIN his army, adding That hereafter they
could hight under no flag but that OF the United
States.
The emperor, empress ard the correspondent
were To start on tour TO Yucatan on the lIth IA
slant.
NEW YORK, Oct. ls.-Mr. Garcia, the Peruvian
minister to Washington publishes commpnir,-
uon embracing an otlcIal circular from MS govern
meni, warning Americans against entering into
an. Sohfacs with the revolutionary authorizes
in MS country, under lead of General Csuseco-
particular attention is gwen IN regard 10 the mat
ter OF guanO. The ISLANDS which sunni, I'm. VAL
uAoie artcle are now n the hands OF the revolu-
ioElsts; but President Resets, vovernnen-
h"uhees That any person.. exporting guano thence
under permits from General Causeco's officers
Will De Considered oepredators and be prosecu-
ted.
Special to the y. y. Times.
NAsHINGToN, Oct. l7-The secretary Of the ID
ieroF to-day received dispatch from Brig. Gen.
; u SahboFn, one OF the commissioners appoint
ed TO negotiate with tne Indians of upper Arkau-
sas, dated az Council Ground, Oct 18th. stating
tHai the ATraPhoes and Cheyennes were there
=" meetings with them had taken place and a
'IeA't OF peace was expected TO be concluded with
them on the following oay, which the commission
eTs H'!hA Wall result la good TO all concerned.
HtAeTa4 Sanoorn there are mapy IN bes
h'I'H OF Tie Platte rIser who wish to return TO
the' homes, we're II safe travel. ana ne recon-
menus that an escort De provided tor them. Many
h!o"as, Commanches and Apaches were also in
couacIi, and expected TO come to terms.
ihe Information from LOUISIANA states that much
CONFUSION and trouble prevails that state. Some
OF the parishes refusing, being reluctant 10
osnize NJ Wells a. the legal governor, therefore,
Il Is not ImProoa Die that either he or some other
person VIII be appointed provisional governor IN
oFoer that harmonious action NAV follow toe pres
eat PoiItIea! confusion.
NV foRE, Oct Is.-Col Sterin president of
the military board which Investigated the cotton
snaIrs with which Gen. SlOcum's name has been
putaton cast upon Gen. SlOcum and Hiram Cray-
gers, Gen. Slocum's adju;lnI general sustsins the
statement BY an affidavit.
SPECIAL to y. Y. Tribune.
WAsHISGToS, Oct IS.-Jame. Orr. MAYOR of
Leesburg, Va, W. B. Lynch. editor Of the Lynch
burg "ashIngtonIan and the notorious guerrilla