The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-09
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Reported for the Daily argus.
Sepcial to n. Y. Times.

SPECIAL to N Y. Times.
WASHINGTON, Oct S.-rhe president abandoned
his contemplated trip to Richmond and North and
South Carolina and yesterday notified the secre-
tary of the navy that the vessel waiting for him
would not be required.
The government authorities received, yester-
day. a COPY of the new counterfeit $40 greenback
legal tender notes lust put circulation. Arrests
have been made and others Will be made OF per-
sons engaged IN preparing and issuing this coun-
terieit but Tor good reasons we are not authorized
to give any the particulars. This new bogus
issue is dated s'Washington, March 10th, 1892
The red seal Is badly executed, ash also the Dor
der of the note, which is made up OF repetItIons
ofthe letter y, irregular put together.
The general appearance of the bill is bad.
New YORK, Oct. 9.-The 9Sth N. Y. Vol. Reg't
arrived in this city yesterday from Bridgeport and
Stephenson, Ala. The regiment numbers 2s OFF,
GERS and 569 men,
pedlar named Richard Marshall was arrested
in this city on Saturday night on charge of hav-
ing been implicated in a murder committed few
weeks ago in Pittsburgh, Pa, for which place he
yesterday started IN charge of an oitcer.
The N. Y. Herald's Savannah correspondent
says:
The election in Georgia proceeding very
quietly. No military were near the polling places
and every thing in connection with the election
was being managed by civil officers.
Planters coming into Savannah from various
sections make strong complaint Of negroes neg
lectIng their work and say that in consequence
the next years crop will be failure
The n. Y. Herald's Raleigh correspondent says:
The people OF North Carolina and especially those
around Raleigh are very decided in their approval
OF the emphatic way IN which the state conven-
ton disposed Of the secession ordinance by de-
clarIng IT not only null and void, but to have been
so since its passage. The inhabitants are also
represented as being extremely hostile TO these
men who assisted IN punging the state into this
rebellion.
In the convention on the 4th inst. resolutions
were introduced, but laid over for future action,
expressing their utmost confidence in President
Johnson and thanking him for the course he has
pursued towards the erring people of the south,
to the gratitude O ali of whom IT is believed he
Is entitled. The resolutions also endorse Gov.
Holden and express the belief that no state will
ever again have a desire TO abandon the Union.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Adyces from Charleston
state that Maj. Mackbeth and the common coun-
cIl and other members Of the old civil government
OF that city nave been restored to the of
their functions, and the principal munic pal build
Ings have been given up to them IN accordance
with a military order issued by Gen Bennett, of
the sub-dIstrIct of Charleston the ID inst. The
mayor is To nave jurisdiction OF all cases between
hItes while the negroes are To be turned over to
the governor, bat the military police VIII for the
present be retained.
The organization of the state Militia 10 rapidly
progressing. In sections they are to be su b.
Ject 10 the national officers and to cooperate with
them IN the suppression Of the prevalent lawless
( ness.
Gen'l Bennett has signed order directing his
surbordnates to assist IN the formation ofhs state
force, every member OF which, before joining
must take the national oath of allegiance.
There Is great stir among the South Carolina
politicians IN anticipation Of forthcoming and
congressional elections and candidates are issuing
addresses TO the people through the newspa pers.
governor and members of the Legislature will
be elected on the 18th inst. .
Haitian. Oct. 9.-The str China. with dates TO
Sept. Both and Oct. LIST, has arrIven.
The rate al discount has bsen advanced to Al
per cent.
LIvERPooL, Sept. ga number OF Fenian prs
oners were brought before the police magistrate,
IN Dublin, on Saturday.
The government counsel states that large sums
ofmoney had been received by some Of the prison
ers, from America.
\ letter was intercepted in that DAYS mail con-
tSInHE large draft for one Of them.
Some of the correspondence seized shows that
the designs of the Feniaus of the most san
Culinary character. being the EXTERN nation and
ASSASSINATION Of the nobility on the breaking out
OF the rebellion
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 9.-The majority for Gen'l
Humphrey, for governor Of this state over Judge
Fisher will probably be 10 200.
The majority of &. L. Potter, the auti-negro tes-
timony candidate Tor court ofappeals in Jackson
district, is 5000.