The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-19
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. Exported for As Daily Arg,a.


NEW YoRK, June I9. The l42nd N. Y.
and the TIN N. Y. heavy artillery. have ar
rived here The deficient places ofresidsnes
in the city kept for the war worn veterans
will be crowded with them. Fresh regiments are
arriving as Others depart
There Is an immense number Of rebel prisoners
now at the Battery Barracks. Several hundred Of
them left for the south yesterday. The Rmaln-
der are expected to leave in a lew days.
Nrw AoRK, June l9.-The N. Y. Herald says
that Gems Butler, Banks and Heinzelman, ne
glectIng TO send their resig or before
the 10th inst, we're mustered out OF service on
Friday last. fa.F ..#
Special to the n. Y. Times.
WAsHINGToN, June 9-The post office at
Winchester and Danville. Va, haye been or
dered TO be reopened.
Provincial governors for Florida, Alabama
and South Carolina remain to be and will
soon be appointed under the same general
principle that the other late rsbelious states
have thus been supplied the remaining ap.
pointments for Georgia will be made early
this week. The following gentlemen will
probably be selected:
John Erskine. of Atlanta for U. 5. District
Judge; A. W. Stone, OF Savannah for .. 8.
district attorney Duming or E. j. Reddell,
T of Savannah for U. S. marshall.
The following troops among other lett
Washington ON Sunday:
The l4tn Michigan battery, for Detroit |;
| 49th n. Y. for Buffalo.
! Special to n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, June ls.-It is understood
I there is goo1 prospect that the pardoning
of criminals is about over. The success of
eminent statesmen, lawyers and politicians
who have thronged the White House and Sc
cured the pardon of culprits for abundant fee
| are likely 70 find their business ourtailed on
account of its past success as a strong press
ure was brought to bear upon President
johnson for the pardon of Williams, who has
been sentenced to two years imprisonment
and fine OF $4,000; but he utterly refused
to interfere with the findings of the court
Gn another occasion he is said TO have remar L
ed that there had got to be limit to these eIecu
tive interferences. Officers and men who aite
duly commissioned by the governors of states tS
serve in volunteer corps now on duty In Texas
will be furnished with tree transportation to then
respective regiments or companies on the pres
entation Of their commission to the quartermas
ter.
fishing civil courts throug hout northern Arkansa
Garisons established along White river make the
people more hopeful
New Orleans dates to the 18th say portion o
Gen. Weitzel's feet Is at the south west pars a
Mobile.
Co tton 34a36 middlmg-
Sugar l23.
CAIRO, June Is-A flag Of truce beat with
ParolIng party of TAO arrived. JEFF. Thompson
army, including 81 officers, 10 also psroled. Jei
Thompson came far Memphis, where h
remained, awaiting President Johnson's decision
relative to his petition of pardon.
Special TO the \. Y. Times.
WASHINGTON June lS.-The claims of the
cotton seized al Savannah are now comm.
before the secretary of the treasury and neal
ly the whole of il will be claimed as belong
ing TO British owners.
New YORK, Juns l9-The n. Y. Herald
Richmond correspondent says:
A conference took place in that city OF
Thursday last between Gov, Pierpont and the
members Of the Virginia legislature, the sub
stance under consideration being PROPOSE
ton to extend the right Of sufrage beyond
the limits imposed by the Alexandris consti
tuition by which all who have taken part il
the rebellion are excluded from the privileg
of voting
secret combination among the real ant
late ones of Richmond not to sell to any nor
tberner or Yankee purchaser. This account
for the fact that property there is now hell
from 100 TO 800 per cent. higher than befor
I the rehelliop