The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
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The Foreign War.
PRUSSIA DETEsTED BY ALI.
The Austrians Eager for
the Fray.
Italy Full Of Enthusiasm.
France Watching the
Movements.
PREDICTION THAT THE WAR WILL
BE SHORT F0R WANT
OF FUNDS.
Increasing Confidence and Enthusi-
asm for stephens, the
FeniaR.

New YORK, 30.-The NY. Herald's foreign cor
respOndence says
Berlin reports represent the condition OF affairs
exciting. Vienna is very bold, whlonon the
other hand the accounts from Vienna assert that
Prussia Is more detested than ever, and that the
Austrian people from the Tyrol to the gates Of the
palace are ull of enthusiasm for the struggle and
animated with the most loyal ieelings
The Austrian army under Benedek had ITS right
wing resting on Cracrow, with its LETT resting on
the Saxon frontier, north OF the Prague.
Ii is again intimatsd that Russia viii aid Aus
trIa, If necessary Napoleon holding France ready
for the event.
The difficulties which lie in the march IRON
Italy to FenetIa arc said to be formidable.
The financial statement OF the belligerent coun-
tries goes TO show that the must, from want
of means, be short one.
Fourteen Italian warships were at anchor in the
Gulf of Toronto, on the l4th of June. Admiral
Persans was in command withshis flag On the Re-
dibalia. =.
Albert Unterholtz, Ge4man aged s,vsss 81
rested yesterday charge n
legged that he gave orders to Mes So O. u ~
er & Co., printers, to print 1s1od scfes{ 3u *the
America Exchange National Bark . rrisoner
is believed to DO implicated In seversF oMensiYe
forgeres.
Central Organizer james stephees is receiving
Endorsements fenian circles in all parts of the
country, and Thursday next will leave This city
tor Boston, where he has been promised an enthu-
slastc reception
The morning papers have the following sp ecials
| from Washington:
The tutal receipts from internal revenue, Gus
| toms, miscellaneous sources, sales of public lands
for the fiscal year, Tomorrow will, it is stated, al
the treasury department, loot up $500 900, )
900. From internal revenue, as estimated, will
be So 900 900, customs $40 600 900, direct
about 81 ,0000 Goo, miscellaneous sources 500, 000
| GOO, and public lanos about 5000, G00
The continued Ill health of Con. joe Hook
er from q severe attack OF paralysis has do.
| cided the war department to relieve him il
/ commmend at New York and he will be
/ granted long leave Of absence. Gen. John
Pope will succeed Gen. Hooker, IN command
| of che department of the east. Gen. Han
cock will succeed Gen. Pope, in the west, and
| Gen. John Schofield, who has lately returned
from Europe, will be sent to Baltimore.
Twenty five clerks were discharged from
| the pension Office to make places for partially
disabled soldiers and Is additional ones vii
be discharged tomorrow. The retired clerk,
are said to have been long in the employment
| of the government, some of whom had he'll
| their places from 5 to l0years and even longer
There will be another slaughter of the limo
| cents tomorrow.
| Forty or fifty assistant quartermasters ant
commissaries will be mustered out the ser
| vice.
| The Rousseau-Grinnell committee have
concluded the taking oftestimony in the cas-,
| and is preparing q report Mr.. Grinnalpi
| friends teel confident that Rousseau will b,
| expelled, while the trends of the latter are
equally sanguine that nothing beyond reso
luton of censure will be recommended. Th,
committee has wisely kept its own counsel
and al reports concerning its future actior
are put0ly speculative. sa3 IS
The Blair onkling committee have MOI
yet concluded cumming mp the testimony
which is volumnious. Tho general character
| of the forthcoming report is asserted to be il
justification of Conkling and damaging Il
Gen. Fey. IN FFs5 ss#sf rsss Y~r -
| !. faEties interested in Omaha on the maiI
IN l,ne 2. ~. RsoiRe railroad are here pressing
/ lowing the Kansas ps.-<k 10 = -. 1.sS -
toward Denver city and the ~sssarni. Sr.n !.
/ TO be buils eastward They come s-aes Is.
/ &c success. hut il is doubtful whether ".
president viii oppose q non potiticsl meas
! IRE that large majority of both houses ant