The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-09
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Exported for the Daily Arous.
The Fcnian Prisoners
Not to be Executed.
HUMANE POLICY TO BE PURSUED.
The French Troops Soon TO Leave
Mexico.

New YORK, Nov. 9.-The Herald's Paris cor
respondence says
General CastleTain will arrange for the depart
ure of the French troops from Mexico en-
masse as Napoleon thinks that march by de-
tachments would be nconvenient. 1t was con-
sidered that France would be relieved of two
huge incubus, Rome and Mexico about the same
period of time.
The empress of Mexico now called the Princess
Charlotte is said to be afflic ted with relg ious
monomania always bewaling the injuries done
to the church in Mexico that her is HOPELESS
of cure 1t is said the unfortunate lady had just
attempted to commit suicide by jumping from a
window
The New York Herald's Dublin correspondent
SAYS;
The Bright banquet in Dublin promises to be
a grand national affair. He gives extracts from
the Letters received by the executive committee
from leading personages in reply to the invita-
tions. The sentiments expressed by Cardinal, Cal
len and others 60 to chow that Mr.. Bright is
likely to effect such reunion of all good and
worthy Irishmen as win secure the legitimate
removal of existing grievances.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. The trouble between
the Sultan's government and the cabinet of the
United States growing out of the conduct of the
Turkish officials toward the consul and consulate
of America in the island of Syria has been set
tied
PARIS, Nov. THE ships which have been order
ed for the service of removing the French troops
from Mexico ready to sail.
The Monel of to-day says that Maximillion viii
remain in Mexico.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-Prussia sees in the appointment
of Barn Brest minister Of foreign affairs of Aus
ria attempt the part of the cabinet of Vienna
to interfere in the question considered settled, If
this view is it will impel tho Prusssn gov
ernment to complete more quietly and surely its
tional work in Germany.
VENICE, How. king Victor Emmanuel, the ru-
Ter of the the united Italy entered the city at o.
clock this morning. The patriots of Venice receiv-
ed his majesty in the church st. Mark, where te-
dedum chanted in honor of the event. The re-
cuption given the municipality and people was mag
nificent, and great joy manifested The crowd
which turned out immense that troops were
unable to defe before the king for want of space
The national guard of Nenetia has been moblizod.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE \. y. Herald's Quebec
special says
The correspondence between the Canadian gov
eminent and her majesty representatives at W ash
ngton is understood to have resulted in the recall
Of the death sentence recently pronounced against
the condemned and the substitution therefor i'm
prisonment for term of years.
Messrs. Wells, Bell and Flanagan have been re-
leased without trial
The action of the government in committing the
death sentences win probably be made public in a
few days.
The Montreal Gazette, government organ, reiter-
ates the statement that the British government has
instructed representatives To that the fenan
prisoners not only tried by regular tribunal,
but afforded all the benefit of the most humane penal
code.
The n. Y. Tribune increased Fenton's majority to
1896.
Previous to the races yesterday Mr.. Edward Sc
brenck sold at auction seventeen blood horses from
the stables of Leonard@y. Jerome comprising some
of the best stock in the country. The total amount
of the sale S3,345.
NEW York, Nov. THE Toronto papers say
that the death sentence passed upon the fenian pris
win be RENTED. but that the punishment will
be severe.
TORONTO, c. W.-Police authorities are instructed
to the arrest and detention of all suspicion.
characters found in the city, under the habeas cor
pus Suspension act passed last session. This act EN-
powers magistrates TO the arrest of any person
suspected of countenancing or encouraging designs
against the government people and commit hin
to prison, there TO remain without trial bail til
the Sth of June next. Yesterday four men were ar
restsd-Jame and John Dudley. Charles Case anC
Alexander Nicholson. The Dudleys profess to b,
from Brooklyn, and moulders by trade. Cas-
says he comes from Lancaster, England; NicholseI
from Holland.
1t is expected to be proved that Dudley is an rs
sumed name, the proper one being Donagau.