The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-28


RspOr.sd for tbs Daily argue.
NEW YoEK, June 2s,-The following is the
speech OF the emperor of Austria to the common
council of Vienna, on the i4th, referred to IN the
foreign news:
issue this manifestation from the city OF Wen
ma with great satisfaction l have done every
thing in my power to preserve the peace and iber-
ty OF Germany but it has been made impossible for
to DO so.
This is the most arduous period | have expert
enced since my ascension TO thu throne. ] now
resort to the, with conhdence IN God, my good
rag hit arm, my valiant army and the cooperation
OF my fnlthini sub ects. But must especially
press my fullest satisfaction with the the unity and
attitude OF Vienna. Notwithstanding that consId-
cradle sacrifices have already been imposed
the capitol by the stoppage of business and the
want oil employment tor the people, the most ex-
empary order prevails her in comparison with
the other olher countries, and cannot sufficiently
xpress my recognition OF this TACT.
The Berlin correspondent OF the London Tines
says:
The Russian force concentryted in southern Po
land is now slowly advancing IN the direction of
the SIiesan frontier and 1t is sGrmised in Austria
that Poland will take up with position to
eventually be at the disposal of the kaiser
1t positively stated at Copenhagen that
Sweden, Norway, and Denmark had concluded
defensioe and offensive treaty of alliance.
1t ss stated that the Austrian rninster for for
| etgn dHaifs WItnHciu tHe passport Vi DdfoH bn
Wertzer, the Prussian ambassador, until the Prus
| sian government released Consular Lusser, who
was arrested in Holstein. Baron Won Wertzer
consequently did not leave Nlenna TIL the 18th
| Communication had been interrupted between
| Brescia and the Venetian provinces. peschera
| had been closed. 1t rumored that a large
Austrian army had be carried suddenly to the Prus
sian frontier, the Italians having probay gryon
reason to fear IN attack on Hungary Ii was also
| rumored that the Italian troops had made a move
| meat in advance upon the Mnco.
HANOVER, June 10, 10 P.N.-The Prussian
| forces are marching into Hanover from Harburg
| and Mnddena.
| roypl order has been issued prohibiting all
further Traffic the districts of Harhurg, Lunberg
and Hohenstorff Lunberg, thus closing the north
ern Hannoveran frontiers.
The Prussian proposals for an alliance N accord
| ance with which Hanover should observe the neu-
| trality has been refused by the king. Hanover
has also positively rejected the principal point on
the Prussian proposals for more closely united
| contederacy and especially those articles of the
Prussia project which refer to the military organI-
cation and the question OF the German fleet
The Harburg railway has been destroyed III sew
sral places.
The Hanoveran troops were retiring TO Getting
| en- for consolidation there with the Austrian, k0-
llk brigade and the Bavaran army.
Garibaldi accompanied by Gen. Tebrise, Dir Al
banez and others alter inspecting the regiments
assembled at Como will proceed to Piacensia
next proceed to Bari and Barletto to review the
volunteer troops In these towns. ii 10 stated tina,
he has addressed letter to the king, begging him
to give the command of division of volunteers
| to Gen. Palalria who command ed the troops q,
Aspriomento, where Garibaldi was wounded In the
| foot
| VIENNA, June l6th.-The Lene Free Press o.
to-day asserts that Prince Gortschokoff sent cir
cular to the representatives of Prussia abroad
| stating that upon the slightest violation of tbs
| neutrality by France Russia will abandon her pres
| ent neutrality attitude.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-The n Y. Herald's cor
respondment says:
| The new y discovered gold mines in Neva Prov
| idence, Venezula Guenna reported rich anG
| easily worked, indeed rivallIng California.
The prospects OF the coffee crop were good.
Decatro, the new president OF Costa Rica wal
very popular
The morning papers have the following special
rom Washington
| Representative Washburne, of Illinois who wa
taken suddenly Ill few days since is GONZALES
cent.
The general opinion prevails that the commit
tee the Rousseau GlnneH affairs will recon-
mend the expulsion of Rousseau.
The committee on the Blair-Conkling affair are
said to have decided that Fry's letter to Blair con
| tanned charges and imputatons against Conkiinl
| il essentially untrue.
| s. 1t is said Mr.. 0. II. Browning will be make 50 C
| rotary OF the interior.
| SANFRANcIsco, June l9.--The recent FIRE at vi
GINA City, Nevada, destroyed property to the
amount of $500. 200, and 400 people homeless.
1t is said dead lock in the Tennessee leg
islature is to be proposed BY the member,
opposed to the constitutional amendment moi
appearing in their seats, which will leave
the general assembly withouta quorum ere
the end of the session. The house Judiciary
committee will report on the alleged compile
ity of Jefferson Davis in the assassin alton
piee. They find no credible evidence impli
LOUISVILLE, june ut A
ing of the I'd presbyterian sA.soh ana H 49,
oresatiou sustained Rev. Stuars HsSinsen
Their pastor, by an overwhelming mslots.y
i New elders were elected and strong minutes
adopted, Endorsing the Louisville prssbytr]