The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-01
R.porsed for It's Dolly Ar9u.
Gen. Swami Removes the
Police Commissioners.
Great Excitement in Bal
timore.
THE RADICALS NOMINATE A NEGRO
FOR THE LEGISLATURE IN
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Death of Sen. Wright of
New Jersey.

New York, Nov. 1.-The New York Tribune's
Leayenworth special says
Two men were lately killed by the Araphoes, near
Fort Buford Colorado, "a miles below Fort Haleck.
heavy snow is reported between Denver
and Salt Lake. The show two feet deep.
Trains with grain for Holidays Overland Express
Company had 70 mules frozen to death.
One hundred and sixteen mules were stolen by
the Indians. 10 miles east of Julesburgh
DenLams mare, Alice, $4,000 at in
Denver. .....-..a -.s- -..--.
Evidence of the Pawnees shows that the Chey-
ennes and caInanches murdered five emigrants and
captured a lot of children and horses and burned
several wagons on the Republican fork. The Chey
ennes were dressed in uniform and had govern
ment arms and saddles. The Camanches and Chey-
ennes strong parties and have taken 10 scaps,
and hoy and girl prisoners. They have several
white children in their camp.
The New Yorl Illness Montreal special says
remonstrance against confederation, addressed
to Lord Clarendon, her majestys secretary of state
for the colonies, has been published here, to-day 1t
is a document OF great length, entering very freely
into the history of the scheme and is signed by
about one-third of the members of the members Of
parment representing the lower Canadian constitu-
ency 1t protests against precipitancy on subject
that the best and most enduring interests
of this country, and asks that the subject be sent
back the people Of those provinces for express
sion upon il of their calm and deliberate judgement
The list of signatures is headed by the names of Dor
an Holton. Hibadeon, Huntington, and Laframbers.
all ex-ministers of the crown.
The emigration commissioners met yesterday
The statistics showed the number of migrants land
ed during the past week to be 3,6S5, making the to-
tai number landed here since January LIST, 2O2 40.
The New York Herald's Ottawa, Canada, special
| of last night says:
The attorney general returns tonight, and d cab
met council will be held to- to consider the
exciting questions in reference the execution of
| the condemned tenIans
Prominent parties here denounce any leniency and
! SAY that if the Canadian government has not more
back bone than to pardon the murderers of her vol
uneers she had better apply for annexation at once.
The attorney general will not go with the delega-
ton England on the It'll of November announe-
| ed, owing to the serious aspect of affairs
| The NY. Herald's Troy special says:
The fenian excitement continues to run high and
| sessions of the circles are held night and day.
An order issued by President Roberts, looking to
an early invasion of Canada, will soon be promul-
| gated.
| The organization of feIian regiment has been
| commenced and is progressing with spirit.
| The N. Y. Herald's Troy special says
| Mrs. Maj. Cen Wool was struck with paral ysis
through her entire right side yesterday aud it
thought the attack would prove fatal.
The New York Hcralds New Orleans special
| says:
| number of radicals, including Cutter, the lead
ing spirit of the convention of July goth, have left
the city in expectation of riot tomorrow Cutter
is the father of the report made in writing that the
ex- rebels contemplated general massacre of the
northern residents tomorrow and is very generally
ridiculed by everybody.
Tomorrow, All Saints Day, viii pass quietly,
although the tombs of the dead will be ornamented
/ by their friends.
The New York Heralds Washington special
says
The President has signfed to Gen. Sheridan his
approval of the spirit of his late Mexican order.
Ali of the new clerks in the treasury to receive
six DAYS leave of absence to vote Tuesday next.
Two-thirds of those who go reported to be radi-
| calls.
| BosroN, Nov 1.-The republicans in the 9th
| ward of this city have nominated Mr.. Chss. l..
Mitchell a colored citizen to represent them in
| the legislature of the state
! NEwoRE, n. J. Nov. Hon. VIM. Wright,
| q. s. senator died this morning at eight clock
aged 75 years. 50
NEWARK, N J. Nov. 1.-The merchants insur-
| ance Office of this city robbed last night of
| $4,000 dollars in government bonds. The rob-
berry was effected by picking the Jock of the
sale
BALTIMORE Nov. 1.-The American has the fol-
| LIST; isP''oi NUN r ~
s;oners mn has decided TO remove the commits
/ u - - he decision is very bitter against them
, ~ 80 s.e az registry law of 1866 should have beer
' 90 ' tue Judges of election have no right
" ~ oeiino he registry law. He saws the notice
commissioners ana the judges Of elect;a we're mos
PARTISAN IN tner character and were guilty Of eros
official misconduct; he would call p5o, ;hs 80
uphold his authority if it should
| be necessary
Sheriff Thompson, of Baltimore arrival b.,. ~;
morning for the purpose of taking up the commits