The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-31
By TELEGRAPH
Reported for the Daily Argue.


ming papers contain very little news.
The steamer City Of Boston from Liverpool 18th
via Queenstown arrived this morning.
The steamer Marian from City OF Cork and |
The steamer United Kingdom put in at Roth I
malen, disabled.
Lord Palmerston il dead.
The steamer United Kingdom, "a days out Of
New York tor Glasgow, arrived at Rothmallen /
with her machinery disabled.
Lord PalmeIston had been seriously Ill Tor some
days IRON the effect of a cold. The symptoms
hao been very alarming, but ne immediately I'M
proved on the night ofth 18th. However,
bulletin was issued to the effect that he had be-
come worse since morning and that 1t could not
be disguised. He wa. very seriously i'll. Teie-
grams were constantly sent to the queen al Bal
moral. Lort PaImerston would complete HE
Slst year on the 2Ist of Oct.
The sensation OF news published BY the Times
that Mr.. Seward recently sent peremptory dIs-
patches TO France continued to attract attention,
but 1t was generally regarded as wholly unfouno-
ed, and this news was confirmed by the MorsrIan
News. The Times contends that, let this remOn-
STRANGE be what II may. Cool--- has recently
arisen between France and America. The Star
pronouuces TImes' news an entirely bsseless alb
surdity,
The PARIS Tempest saws the death. of eholer.
| in that city were averaging Roo per day.
BAISBkY, OSt 9-Cotoa 10 materially advanc-
| ed. Cotton goods re aiso advancing here and IN
Calcutta.
London money market: The funds the 18th
were frmer, hut closed rather fat under the dis
| eouragIng reports OF Lord Palmerston's health.
| COnsols SIS for money
| The denial OF the statement that Mr.. Seward
| had recently sent PeremPtory dispatches to
| France produced good effect.
Money was IN good demand at the bank the
| 18th. Rates unchanged
LIVERPOOL, DC, l7ih, eveuing.-The cotton
| sales of Monday and Tuesday add up $1,000
! bales. further slight advance took place on
| Monday, especially in Egyt. Today the market
was rather quiet, bat the prices were firmly IN AIN
| tanned. The receipts were large.
! The trade at the Manchester market .is strong
and the prices on an average higher, but business
has only been done to a small extent.
| Favorable aovIces from indra have excited good
| influence.
Flour quiet, but steady
| Wheat firm, ful! rates OF last week. Red
winter O. daSs 10 CHIC = Nal IS per
cenS-
| Corn quiet, bat steaGy
| Bacon steady
Lard, very limited supply. consequently 1.-THE
| doing.
| Butter quiet, but firm
Cheese IN good demand, rather dearer.
Sugar IN COOS demand, az improved prices.
| Coffee small sales. about former rates.
RICE active.
| Ashes STEADY.
PatalG steady.
Crude petroleum anal! sales, while refined oil
| IL 2Is lid per gallon.
London InaTAeLs :-Sre aGstuf1s and -four firm, al
iuli prices. owing TO SCARCITY.
Wheat IN good demand, al former quotations..
| Sugar IN good request. at advance Of Cd per
| 100.
Coffee steady, at full Pricss.
| Tea quiet aad easier.
| Rice steady.
| LospoS, Oct. l9.-Lord Palmerston died on the
IS;n, ~ Q s. An Great anxiety prevailed yesiel-
day to know the result OF Ms illness. Business on
| the stock exchange and other quarters was almost
suspended, and deep and universal regret IS
| pressed BY ali parties at his loss.
Earl Russell will probably succeed him. Lord
| Clarendon taking the foreign office; bat nothing
| official has IraRsPTed.
Latest Commercial.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. I9.-Coiron sales for two DAYS
! 900 bales. The market dull, with decline OF
/ laid
! The Manchester market is active. and price.
| lower.
| Observation-Disclosures hrm.
| Provislons-Market buOyant. and supple, most
! II exhausted.
| LONDON, Oct. Ie.-COn.uls closed s9sass; tor
Nancy.
| NEW YoaK, Oct 3f.-The New York Herald's
| dispatches say:
/ The action Of South Carolina in electIng Wade
Hampton as governor; OF Georgia 10 advocating
the payment of the rebel war Indebtedness. and Of
Mississippi IN refusing lake up and pass the
| sttutIonal amendment sbolIshing slavery, Is be-
lIeTeo TO have seriously affected the future policy
| OF the president concerning those states and 10
have end fingered the aGmss of their delegations
IN the nett congress. Had Mississippi cheeriully
passed the amendment a general amnesty would
have AZ once been declared IN favor al all rebels.
As Il Is but few amBestes will in all probability be
hereafter granted TO ci;Zeas of these states. The
| same As tue OF Georgia aud South CarolIna. The
action OF their Convention has not justified the
presidential confidence and the rigors of military
government and martial law will be the conse-
| queRce.
NEw YORK, Oct. S1.-The y. Y. Her,ld's
! Washington special saws:
Mr. Torbet formerly president OF the Bank
Tennessee and an applicant Tor pardon WAS loud
iy dsciaImiDg, last evening, hotel against the
justice Of any Interference in the matter of the
southern states paying their debts.
The treedmen's bureau is making an extensive
report relative to the school system smoIg the
freedmen.
Several bogus notes Of large denomination
have been received at Washington. having passed
through the hands OF several Of the sub tressur-
er's-
The president hes not vet taken up the wirr
case
DETROIT, Oct. Sl.-The late ire IN The Michigan
Central railroad depot IN this city O deIen-
tiou OF business.
The facilities Tor prompt handling OF freight are
good
FLOUR AND FEED.
J iX!E are now manufacturing and are pre-
w pared 10 deliver notice in