The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-07
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Nrw Yonr, June THE n. Y Herald's cor,
respondent in Colum bia, the ptol of South Ca
rolIna represents that the ehivalry of that state
are rapidly Accommodating themselves to the
altered condition of affairs and the restoration OF
the national authority and generally appear grats-
full sf the downfall OF ,he rebellion Although II
has lett them Impoverished, it has given them
peace. The magnificent and unopPosed sweep
OF Gen. Sherman through their state seemed to
give the South CarolIbians their first realization
OF the power OF the national government.
The splendid success ofthat march destroyed
their faith IN the mushroom institution OF JEFF.
Davis. Many of them are glad to be consid-
ere citizens OF The great Republic.
The railroads of the state are being rapidly
paired and IN few weeks ira nsportaIion facilities
Will be rs complete as before the war.
1t is said that Trenholm, late rebel sec'y of
the treasury, was very recently quietly living with
his family at Abbysille, S. C. If he has not al
ready been, he probably soon will be, taken into
custody by the national authorities.
The n. Y. Tines Washington special of the 9th
says:
In the conspiracy case il it is probable that the
testimony will not be closed until Friday, a. the
| defense has reveral witnesses to examine and the
prosecution has reserve considerable rebuttlng
testimony to be offered when the defense 10 clos
! ed.
The death of Judge A. ID. Smith, of Wis
! consin, u. ). Tax Commissioner, is announc
fort. This was the judge who in Wisconsin,
in 1855 pronounced the fugitive slave law
unconstitutional in the case of Garland We.
Booth for the rescue Of an escaped slave.
Special to the N. Y. Tribune.
| NEw YoRK, June THE grand sire of the
United States grand lodge of Odd Fellows has
issued q circular reasserting the jurisdiction oil
that body over all the subordinate lodges, OF the
order in the lately insurrectionsry states, and
inviting them to send delegates TO the annual
national convention to be held in Baltimore on
the 18th OF next September.
Special TO the N. Y Tribune.
WAsHTNGToS, June 6.-The Alabama delega-
ton has succeeded in lmpresslng upon the exc
sutve the idea that they have ceased be trait.
oTs. Trey urge the appointment of Judge Par.
kIns as military goAernor, man who, like them.
selves, was a traitor until subjugated. The off
GERS OF the Alabama Union regiment are urging
the appointment of some other man.
Ssc'y Seward attended the cabinet M eting to-
day, but was unable to remain throu the sitting
Gen. Grant has released from the old caPito
prison all rebel wounded willing to take the oath
of allegiance. About 6, 600 prisoners have takeI
the oath and will soon be released.
CINCISNATI, June About S o'clock las
evening the building on Longw0rth's street
occupied as an armOry by the national guard,
suddenly fell. burying nun Der of people
beneath ITS ruins, OF whom were killed and
4 fatally wounded.
The Cincinnati Gazetie's Chattanooga cor
respondent says:
The officers of one OF the Richmond bank.
while on their Way to that place, with the
assets a! the bank were attacked bv robber,
near Washington, Georgia, and robbed OF
$500. 900
Ten guerrilas were hung BY the citizens o
Cass Co Ga, a few DAYS ago.
The Macon Herald saws:
! Mai McCook has he's
ant position IN New MEXICO.
The Let and End div'ns of Wilson's cavolry up
der Colonel MIntry, start for Nashville, Tenn, to
day.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Gen. Hood and stat
sorived to day.
All loyal ciIizens received the presidents proc.
lAmAtIOn with JOY.
The kindssi feeling existed between General,
Banks, Candy and Sheridan upon the transfer O
the command.
Gen'i SherIcan's actions and orders at Shreye
port has gwen general satisfaction. His order "a
latIng to freedmen will be universally respected.
Cotton-mlddlngs ~.
Gold 81.
ST. Louis, June 6.-The majority again. the
new constitution IN this county doubtless reach
I es 5000.
Scattering returns from the interior mainly favor
IT, but It's adoption 10 by no means certain
HALIFAX, June The stesms, Afr;ca
n. T.
ed, brings news from Liverpool of the 2sth,
ult.
Cotton quiet aud unchanged
/ Beadstufs inactive and steady.
Provision quiet. easier.
Copsols closed 9la9l1 for money.
! U. $50 97!a6S.
One Year Coupons 76laT7.
Erie 53H.
WAsHINeroS, June Some persons may be
interested In learning that the Chronicle of TO-DAY
IN order TO set at rest hat IT calls a maglignan,
talsehood says on the authority of Mr.. Stanton
himself that he has not resigned that II in mt
known that he has designed TO leave the cabinet
| very soon, and that he has had no dispute no
dIheren and no collision with President John
son. his rela ions with the president are OF the
most coralaI and friendly character, and the
presidents relations with Mr. Stanton are entire
ly ditto.
lie has never had differenc
much less collision with his secretary of
war, nor has be given much assurance TO any
once.
The Chronicle also says:
The latter statement is made by authority
of President johnson
The sec'y OF treasury has divided Mississ-
lppi and South and North Carolina into dis
triots for the election by internal taxes.
NV YORK, June THE Tribune announ
ces that the presidan, will soon issue a proc
corpus and order general clearance of the
military prisons
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