The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-03

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NEw YoRX, O:t. g. The n. Y. Herald's
City OF Mexico correspondent details the recent
success OF the Imperialists Cuepahia and Sono-
and other states. Ii Is claimed that-
- the republican of Sonora after being driven
out of PrlmesyIlle the capitol pursued, lost all
his war materials had his force completely dispers
ed while in ChehujuIa.
II is said the lmpeuaIsts marched across the
state routing every detachment OF republicans
which they met.
The Imperial troops, as heretofore announced,
occupied the city Of Chehuhua on the 18th OF Au-
gust.
On his late visit to the interior
MaximIllIa WAS received rs stated with much en-
thuslasm by the rePubhcans-being welcomed in
addresses by the clergy and working classes.
DEGREES among others have been issued by the
emperor's goyernment appropnatIng S4O0 900
towards building a street railroad; proclalminp
Mexico open to emigration from all countries, and
establishing military colonies along the eastern
route between the capitol and Vera Cruez
nsuonai exhibition of the industry of the
country is TO be held IN the City of Mexico May
next.
Special to the n. Y. Herald.
WAsHISGroN, Oct. 3-On the 10th oflast Janu-
army there were 1000 general hospitals in tie
country with thousands of patients under treat
ment At the present time there but 40 hospitals
containing about GOO patients and BY the aid of
thoroughly scientific surgical treatment together
with a liberal expenditure of money for wooden
legs, arms and thIags of aha SORT, the medical de-
pariment is rapidly reducing the number. No
expense is spared by the government IN starting
Its shattered defenders IN the world again near
possible good
Gen. Sherman left ST. Louis lately a tour trip
of inspection through his military DIVISION with a
view OF cutting down the forces and mastering out
as many OF the men as the ergencIes of the Indian
service permits
1t is only believed in military circles that
small force will be necessary protect our north
western frontier; that large portion OF the army
concentrated there will be speedily dispensed
with.
Gen'ls Wool Howard, Palmer and Senator Viii
sol had an interview with the president this
ing.
Commissioner Cooley, OF the Indian bureau, and
the delegates that accompanied HIM o the recent
grand council held with the red men OF the north
west, are expected to return to sh, city the latter
part of the week.
Brig. GenI Dewitt. ofthe L. $. A, reported for
duty to-day He has been absent for several " eeks
recruiting ms health.
Exrebel Prof NJ. F. Maury and family arrived
at the Metropolitan Hotel, last evening, probably
seeking recOnsruction.
Brig. Genl Horace T. Sanders O Wisconsin, is
IN the city, enfeebled and broken down from the
effects OF the service.
Asst Postmaster Gen'l Randall i. expected to
return on Wednesday. His mission of healing the
distraction IN Wisconsin he reports successful.
NEW YosE, Oct. 3.-The n. Y. HersId's spe-
cial, dated Raleigh I'd, saws:
The North Carolina instruction convention
met here tO-day and was organized with Edwin G.
Reede as its head. Mr.. Reede representa-
tive IN the Srd congress from this state. He is
native OF Orange Co, where he was born IN lsI2.-
he has been engaged in the practice of the law and
took no active part n the late rebellion
The n. Y. Trbune's spec al says:
The president listened TO a Louisiana delegation
this 1t is understood that he 10 strongly dis
posed to set aside the constitution Of 1864 which
IN some degree dIstasteful TO him, and TO appoint
provisional governor; but he looks with something
like suspicion on Gov. Wells.
Advices from Eastern Virginia represent that
those counties which have been devastated by the
union aud rebel armies are rapidly recovering from
the effects of military occupation, New stores,
dwellings, &c, have been constructed, and thous-
ands of acres of land which were laid waste during
the war are rePlanted for new crops.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3-The ST. Louis common
council have returned from a visit to Boston and
will leave tonight for home Chicago.
The publishers of the Richmond Commercial
Bulletin having again INDUCED IN the publication
OF reasonable language Gen. Terry has again cup
pressed the issue of the sheet.