The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-23
By TELEGRAPH
Reported Jor the Daily 4rgu..

NEW YORK, June 23.-The n. Y Herald's
Ottowa special says:
In the Canadian parliament yesterday Mr..
Gait moved for the decentralization of the gov
eminent for the expenses incurred during the
recent fenian trouble. Several msmb srs OF
the government party advocated the move
when Mr.. Chambers, OF Brockville, obtained
the floor and spoke against it. He said that
Canada could not support troops enough to
resist the United States. A thousand feni
ans was different IN after from 80, 00O, 900 OF
Americans. He also called for investigation
of the conduct of the commander of the pro-
vlncial troops during the trouble and dc.
nounced the management as blunder. Mr..
Cham bsrs was continually interrupted and
hissed. The uprcar becoming go great at
times us to drown his remarks He was re-
piled 10 by Mr.. Thos. Darcy. McGee and
others and the motion of Mr.Galt was adop
ed.
The N. Y. Herald's St. Domingo oorrespon-
dent of the 9th says:
The revolution under General Pimento has
ended in complete triumph of Pesident
Boze and he with some members of his suit
have left for St. Thomas.
The soldiers in St Domingo fraternized
| with the revolutionists and Boze sough ref
uge IN the French consulate, but for the pro-
! lection of that flag, it is said, his life would
have been sacrificed. His brother, Domon
Boze and Gen. Pedroe. guerriilas, were held
| for trial, az ipcendiaries, by the provision al
government.
Boze arrived Mt ST. Thomas on the 18th, in
| the Spanish steamer Borclona and announce
ed his intended departure for Europe next
| day.
NEW YORK June 23.-The mOrning 2 papers
contain the following specials from Washing
| ton:
| The ways and means committee will prob.
ably complete the tariff bill to-day. They
| have fixed the wool clause and fixed the rates
| ns follows: On cheap and common wool 6
cents per pound. On clothing and comb bling
woods valued at less than 32<cents per pound,
| 10 cents per pound, and 10 per cent.
adveloem. In clothing and ombins woods
valued at over 30 cents per pound II cents
per pound and 10 per cent. advalerem. This
| is in accordance with the terms agreed upon
by the wool growers and manufacturers.
The iron clause was also completed to-day
| and considerable increase agreed upon al
| though the precise rate cannot be ascertain
| ed. A number of iron manufacturers have
been in the city for a week or two looking
after their interests and about an equal num-
Der OF free troders are also at work to keep
| the duty as it is The western men
have lost the fax seed clause. Instead of 40
| cents per bushel on seed and 40 cents per
gallon On oil the committee have only gone as
far as 80 cents on each bushel and gallon
The committe have agreed to recommend a
| duty of cents per pound on foreign ingol
copper, and cents per pound on fine copper
ore, for the benefit of the Lake Superior min
| ing companies.
Provisional Governor johnson, of Georgia,
has been nominated as ministers to Venezula
His name will probably be sent to the SEN
ate tomorrow. 14
LOUISVILLE, June 90.
| Leseading Teanesseeans who have just ar
rived here are very confident that the legis.
lature which had Just been convened will NOT
adopt the constitutional amendment. They
are very doubtful whether the quorum can
be secured at this season Of the year. Some
of the radicals are opposed to 10 on tho ground
that it is not extreme enough; and now that
il is known that the president is opposed to
it, its defeat is regarded as certain.
CINCINNATI, June ga train on the Gin.
cinnati & GAINESVILLE railroad ran into brok-
en- culvert, yesterday, near Morrowtoxn -ep-
gineer and fireman killed.
During the heavy storm, yesterday after
noon, man entered the American Express
OMCe, Wdikou peulHu Iue mUu6y CicIk ueek,
distracted package containing $1,000 and
made his escape.
A railroad committee from Charleston and
Knoxville met and had a conference With the Off
GERS of the Louisville & Nashville r. r. Speech
es by Trenholm, ex-confederate sec'y. Col Reed
anu o.aess, We're favorably received The pros
pects 70 ooninus de road hence to Charleston
Grain 6rmer; pork SIS, go s~-s..x q.
| New ORLEANS, June 22.-Two repoIs>s o....
| of yellow fever post norton are found untrus--
The city is remarkably healthy. No tendency to
fever. The yellow fever at Vera Cruz gives no
/ alarm. SIS p E4g