The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-06
Reported for ne Daily Argu.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON ABLE TO BE Up
AND RECEnE VISITORS
TO-DAY.
THE CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE
oULD NOT SUSTAINED, AND
HE - RELEASED.
Letter from the Double-Dyed Traitsr,
Breckenridge.
The Conspirators Sentenced.
Harold, Payne, AlzerOtt and Mrs.
Surratt 10 be Hung tO-mor-
row. the 7ih.
DR.. MUDD. AND ARNOLD TO BE I'M.
PRIsONED FOR LIFE.
Spangler 10 be Imprisoned for Six
Years.
DR.. MUDD, AND ARNOLD To BE I'M.
PRIsONED FOR LIFE.
Spangler 10 be Imprisoned for Six
Years.

| NEW YoRK, July 6.-The n. n. Herald's Rich
mond correspondent saws.
| In consequence of rumors in that city on Monday
last that the negroes there contem plated Insur-
rect'on, the city guards were doubled and other
precautionary me sures taken BY the m Hilary
COL Brown, assistant commissioner OF ire Omen
OF Virginia, issued an address to the colored peo-
re ot that state, ON the 4th of July,
| ihem with regard TO their duties. lie tells the IN
that, having Dec 1me free and placed in Iositlon
10 receive the proceeds OF their la bor II remains
Tor them Co answer 10 the word whether they will
be INDUSTRIOUS and prove able TO take care OF
themse Us- lie Prsmss hem the prots CT on AID
assistance oil the s.sernmsnt and all good cat ,zebs
IN the country and warns them against id enes.
aud ydgrancy towards which many will be led
Schools are TO be Established among them, the
benefits of which they ad,nonlshed To avail
themselves, and they reminded OF the great
-sPonseii'y which now rests uPo' t.em of shsI -
ing The destiny OF their race
COL NorthruP. formerly chief -commissary Of
the rebel a'mles, has teen arrested, by order OF
the government, at Raleigh, n. c.. and i'm prisoned
IN Castle Thunder, at RIchmuna
Judge ould, late rebel exchange commissioner
haa been released irom confinement The eh,,ca
MADE against hun. of beng a partlcipatsr IN The
Inhuman treatment of Union soldiers NOT having
been sustained.
IL Is said that the IebeI sx-n,xox A.. -.
chmond, has avow-d his determination To be a
candidate Tor reed ctivn to that offiSs and to
stand by the national government
dent says:
Gen. Hatch, comma nding the district ofCharIe.
ton, has learned THAI some of the planters IN ,briI
contracts Tor labor made with freedmen have in
trodseed clauses establishing system of peon.g.
the negro being bound To work out any a.b, =,
may incur hereafter TO his EMPLOYER IN coa,e-
qoence OF which the government has issue a a or
DER declaring that all such contracts ar. null
he also gives Itice that IN the contract mo ian
euase must be introduced intImatIng thar the
planters design atsome future day to contest the
question Of the emancipation OF negroes
Dr. Mackey, the new Commissioner of custom. !
Tor Charleston, arrived IN that civ from IN. nor,b
on the 29th, and had an enthusiastic rece,,;o,
The New York Herald's Washington special /
Inc president, for the first time since his Ilne,,
became serious, left his bed to day Judge Ad,o
cate Holt was the only one admitted 10 Sc nm |
% DAY and II 70 surmised that his business concern
eo the hndIngs cf the midi airy commission
1oout 10 applications for pardon were granted
o day, OF which 100 were from North CsroIin,-
commenced by GOV. Holden
10 prevent the impoatiops
Pr.e,iced on soldiers and other. " BY
gents IL should be known that pea.;on. !. a..
nintary and naval service and ell Others
ntiteo to tn EN-, can procure homesteads on
pu Bile lands by making O direct application
o the U. ). district land office for the state
n territory an which they prefer to settle. on b
'ayment Of fees fxed by law, without spy ?
clay vexation and additional expenses.
~ - Affoduce w asQ10RtOQ an0elal l
avs IL appears that previous 70 bis denart- :
re tor Cuba, John @ Breckenridge address, y
private letter to his friend c. M. Bruce. I
'rmeriy OF the rebel congress, of which the
ne following lie an extracr:
have had no news from the outer world TT
nee 1 disbanded TAT North Woodstock. Gs. SC
70 last OF the confederate forces east of the "a
hatahoochis. g
trust there WI be wisdom enough in the ~
'onciis at Washington City not to drive q,
ave ana suffering people 10 the remidies II
al spring from despair. Every man should 2
Aeri all tue lDfu.nce be possesses to make De
g present cessation Of hostihties perusn oe
IL ana honorable peace. And let il be re A,
en- bered that there can be no lasting pesce
rmed upon cruelty and oppression. hs
The n Y Tribune's special says: BY
Most OF the money at present Issued by the :.
asary department. 10 being distributed for the
J ment of our diers.
. order Will coon be issued directing that Gan &
'neoek's headquarters be established IN BaIti- Y
re. ms corps viii then re ieve most of m.
ops AZ present stat ned her eabouts a..
-iFe'sFArI, July 6-Msi. Gen Ord tn d.v -
.'es tns command Of the northern milit.ry A.
smens, who he idquartes are here NJ
MAJ Gen. Hoo.sr will ieave in a \ f,v d., -.
!" iork To relieve Gen. Dig. %
iarss asnesr Of persons have bee. nm, =