The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-08

Reported for txs Body Arg's.

LONDON. Nov. THE bank of England re-
ceived into its vaults during tie month ending
FRIDAY gold to the value OF 94o96 pounds,
the increase in the week after deducting pay
ments was 24S, 9s5 pounds.
LONDON, Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oonos
ruled this morning at 6sa 6St
Erie shares are per cent. lower.
L1vERpooa. Nov. 6-Eyening-The petroleum
market is quiet
Cotton market opened at the rate of last even
ing. ---
Orleans middling l54d.
New YORK, Nov. S-The World gives Fenton
s,ls7 majority, Herald gives him about 5000
the Times about IL, 600 and the Tribune l2,S46.
Braine the alleged pirate of the Chesapeake
will be arranged today but the trial will be post
poned until Friday the 18th.
The New York Herald's Washington special
says:
On Saturday last Senior Romero the Mexican
minister sent dispatch to President Juarez no
tifying him that ron. L. ID. Campbell the U. 3.
minister to Mexico, and Lieut.. Gen. Sherman
would arrive at VeracruZ within fortnight
Mr. Campbell is expected here tonight aud
await the arrived of Gen. Sherman who will prob
ably reach here tomorrow, they will then have
an interview with the President, Gen. Grant and
the secretary of war and receive their final H.
structious after which they will depart immedi-
ately for New York Mr. Campbell did not con
DAYS vet but Secretary Seward telegraphed him
that he must be in readiness to sail the 10Th
inst. from New York as the Q. S. steamer Sus-
auehanna is to be ready for her voyage on that
day.
Gen. Sherman goes to Mexico it is understood
to remain there OILY until the Juarez govern
ment is once more completely restablished SO
that in case should be found necessary to use
United States troops to enforce the supremacy
of the Mexican republic officer may be pres
ent and sufficient prominence to order the en-
trance of U. S. troops into Mexico and to direct
their movements when there The latest advlees
received by the government from Mexico are
| of such a nature to lead the belief that Gen
Sherman will not be called upon to exercise the
authority with which he is rested but his pres
ence there and the object of it being known viii
serve as an effectual check, 1t is thought upon
| those who might otherwise be disposed to resis
the resumption of the government by President
Juarez.
Gen. J. H. Simpson q. S army president o
the board of commissioners of the URion Paclh(
+. R.. west from Omaha and it's branches hal
Just submitted TO the secretary of the interior
The commissioners report on the eight section o.
80 miles of the read extending from the 240tf
| to the 27oth mile post The report represents
the section completed and equipped rs first elias;
| rail road and vas yesterday submitted by th'
secretary of the interior TO the President with the
recommen daton that the section accepted and tht
bends and patents for land due the company be is
sued agreeably to law, which at once received th'
approval and order of the President.
The n. Y. Tribune claims the election to congres:
of Roberts, in Chester; VanWyek and Cornell us
ter which makes up for the loss of three members
from this city and Brooklyn and keeps the deiega
tfon it is at present, 20 to II.
The New York Timess Washington special say:
those who expect Mr. johnson 10 change his course
in view OF the result of the recent elections will bt
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| southern people and if they adopt the amendment
he will bow the will OF the people thus lawfully
expressed.
The y. Y. Times special says
Instructions sent to Gen, Sheridan last Sat
uraay 10 forward notice TO Juarez of the intended
sailing Of the party on the Susquehanna, and thai
they would meet the representatives of the Mexican
republic AZ Vera Cruz some orher accessible point
to be named by Juarsz hereafter
| A Boston special 10 the Ny. Times says:
Returns from all the towns in the state bat Is
gives Bullock for governor, o., S94 majority.
a special to the New York World from Mobile
says
the [. 5. senate from Florida in opposition TO G0Y
Morvina-
Large quantities of English iron has been received
Pensacola for the rebuilding OF the Pensacolarai
road.
New Orleans advices report Gov. Wells absent al
Charleston.
The Mississippi Legislature has adjourned to mee
on the 21st of January. --
The health of Gov Humphreys who has been Sc
riously is said TO be improving.
There is more activity in our cotton market, and
prices cave advanced TO 81 cts, for middling.
| NASHVILLE, Nov. 7.-Gov. Brownlow's message
received in the house to-day. 1t discusses th'
question Of negro suffrage thinks certain designing
men, with the concurrence of the President are en-
deavoring to overthrow the state government, RnC
invites the prompt action OF the Legislature in regarC
| thereto.
| ct. Louis Nov. S.-Neary compile returns giv'
radical ticket in thf county about 5000 majority
Official vote of first district gives Gen. Pile 2S
| majority over Hogan.
Returns from the interior still. meagre, but enough
| received to show Newcomb, radical, elected.
| Second district by about 3,59a.
Returns from Sd district favor the reelection
| Neall conservative.
| - radical, in the 4th district probably hay
| 5000 majority.
| McClurg is reelected from 9th district.
Sixth district doubtful. bur it is though NanHorT
| radical, is elected.
Gen Loan, radical is reelected from the 18th dis
| trct by large majority.
| Not enough return from the Sth district to indi
/ cate the result
In the 9th district, Sewtzer, conservative, proba
| bly, elected.
| Frank Blairs majority is reduced to g.; his cleo
| ton contested by Branscomb-
| BUFFALO, Nov. S-Geo.G. Munger, of Rocheste
is reported TO be appointed L. s. district attOrne
for the northern district of New York, vice Dart ri
| moved
| SAsrRAxcrsoo, Nov. "A Carson City dispatc
| says
| The Union party carried the election, Tuesday, b
| about ESQ majority.
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