The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-18
BY TELEGRAPH
Reported for the Daily ARGUS.
New YoRK, June 1S.-The Herald,s Civ

derAlQ'S of
Mexico correspondent says:
The Liberals boldly ayow their sentiments. in
view OF the expected withdrawal of the foreigners
and the vacant chair of MAMMALIAN 10 a bait At
which four chiefs, including Juarez, are already
casting impatient eyes aud longing pIances The
imperiasts urge that the after of evacuation 10
not yet sealed but the Juarezsts are SO confident
that Macmillan will leave in advance of the
French that they are making preparations on a
grand scale tor the Inauguration OF the republican
president.
The New York Herald's Brownsville, Texas,
correspondence, OF June 4th, gives view of af-
fairs under Maximillians rule that shows the en-
plre TO be fast vergtng on anarchy. He depicts
source ofserious troubles among our own troops
on the line OF the Rio Grande be their discon-
| tent at not being mustered out of service.
special to the New Yerk Tribune from St. Ar
mand says:
Mr.. Kelly, the n. Y. Tribune's correspondent,
| has been released
1.-The IA fenians captured near Pigeon Hill are
| u Undergoing private examination.
George Crawford, an alleged fenian spy ofFreels-
burg, is under arrest, and it is said that the evil
de nee against him lie very strong,. 1t is said that
| the prisoners will be sent to Sweetsburg for trial.
\ Montreal special to the New York Tribune
| says:
| SPECIAL reports just received from Freelsburg
| from scouts on the line, hunt at another in
vason to night OF the fenIan force. The line is
picketed by the 4ih rifles brigade, 18th fusileers,
| 18th Kings Own and Browns battery OF Armstrong
| guns.
| An East Arma nd special to the New York Tri-
bune of last night says:
No movement observed the border last
night. Hints OF another invasion were caused
| probably by movement of the fenians from Ma
| lone to St. Adams.
| The damages done at Pigeon Hill, Slab City and
| Freelsburg will probably amount to $4,000.
| The morning papers have the following
special dispatches from Washington:
After the adjournment of the senatorial ex-
ecutive session on Friday 1t was agreed, IN
an informal way, by the senators present to
make no more combinations during the pres
ent session of congress except 10 case Of APP
pointments made to fill vacancies. This re-
ported determination of the senate is import
ant to the country and to the scores OF per.
sons awaiting executive action.
1t is understood that the forthcoming re-
port of the committee on the banking and
currency bill show that most of the national
| banks Of the sub treasures OF the United
States have responded to Mr.. Hooper's circu-
lar asking for the amounts in their vaults
subject to the drafts of the government, and
to those of disbursing officers. The figures
were about as follows
In the aggregate on May 1st 1866, coin OF
hand S94, 900. 900; currency in sub treasur'
les and deposits In natloual banks Sl2OOOU,-
900; total $3.50, 900, 900.
Deposits to credit of disbursine officer:
=. SAL 100000; balance subject 10 United State:
s t-easurer's draft SlS9,000,000.
The returns yet to come in are expected &
swell the amount of government funds OF
!. hand at that time IN these Institutions abou
100000 more.
The first official copy of the constitutions
L amendment was sent yesterday by the Hon
E. Warner TO Gov. Hawlep, of Connecticut
In anticipation of congress authorizing TIT
creatisn of more national banks several stat
banks have already filed their application
for conversion into the same with the curren
cy bureau. Ihe total number of banks j
q INSTRUMENTATION $3.50, 263, 800, of whic!
/ Sl,35S2l5 were issued last week.
CLEVELAND, June Is The barque Orbion
d Of Port Burwel, Canada, with stone tor Oar
J. Iington, Canada, was totally wrecked on pill
d pier last night. Lost-Cspt. Coren, Mat
: McDremott Swift, David Doskin and mn
-; known man, seaman. SaVed-JOhn NanCos
I, mon.
The schooner Alice Grover, with coal TO
y Toronto. totally wrecked here. Cook, Re
NAL name unknown, lost.
y Farther Points, June lS.-The Peruvian froU
J Liverpool 18th, Londonderry Sth passed thi
t. point en- route to Quebec. Her dates are da
d later.
Prussian troops entered Halestcin on the 18th
n The Austrians concentrating at Altoona
| These movements regarded a virtual con
mencement of war.