The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-28
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E<Yor.ea for rs Dz..y Ary-..
EXCITING RTM0RS In REGARD TO
IRELAND.
THE CANADIAN RAID ONLY 4 FEfST.
The Var Seem TO Commence on Irish
Soil.
american Troops Already in Mexico

NV YoRK, Nov. sS.-Ths n. Y. World,
Queersto~n correspondent OF Ner. IL says:
send YOU 81 inklIng OF the impcrt.n,
news which has come for Ireland from nanv along
d.v. The blow Is about 70 Sa struck at the power
OF Grea, Britain. Within a month you will hear
ct the r5slng Of the Irish psopIs from ore end OF
this unfortunate Island 10 he other. 7 ne train
has loEE besE laid; the ares are hare the msa
are reaoy; the officers are APPOINTED; the orgsRi-
za.!an perfected. The moyenen; Canada was
really feiSt, fer all the while the object was
steadily kept Il mlad to create outbreak upon
the old soil OF Ireland. VIII not this outbreak
vSsIn attrsc< iae attention of the whole world 10
the IMPROVEMENT OF the Irish people We are
suffering ana starving, and are compelled to leave
our native land = few o. us may be killed, but
We car De worse %, afssr the battle Is over
and feRiarism IS once more crushed. England
will no; 90 thing for Us by peaceeble agitation
That has been trled. Every effort made to induce
tie government OF Great Britain 10 be Jus, 70 us
has utterly tallso. We are powerless Our AZ
gaments are eaheeded. Our prayers are unan-
swered. For our sufTerings there IS 70 pity Is !,
not better for rs TO try to show the English gov
eminent that II does not pay; thst If they wIu
not 10 justice We will make Ireland clinging
curse TO her.
The y. Y. Worlds New Orleans special saws:
dispatch Just received from Flakes BalIetin
ct Galveston announced that the Union General
Sedgwick crossed the Rio Grsnde on THURSDAY
last with 4 brigade OF United States troops, and
occupied Gaiamoras, assuming that he did so to
protect tia interests OF American residents in thar
town. The movement creates great excitement
a. il is not known whether this has been done or
not with the sanction OF the government.
The N. Y, Worlds Washington special says:
The president has received a dispatch TO-DAY
rom Gen. Sheridan announcing that Gea. Sedg-
wick has crossed the Rio Grsuce and occupied
MeIic an territory with q detachment of L. g.
troops. Hsis already in possession of the city
OF Mztsmoras. Ii is uuderstsed that this move
ment has been made without any knowledge on
the part OF the president.
NEW YoRk Nov. 2s.-Whea at a late hour last
night the Worlds extra appeared the with
the exciting from Ireland, the effect upon the
city was unequaled since the Of the grea, vic
torres Of the rebellion, Places Of Amusement were
thiaBea cut by people anxious TO hear and disczss
the Hotels and other places of gregation
thronged by anxious and excited persons who
who freely INDUCED in congratulations and hopeful
expectation. Fenians rushed 70 the meeting places
of their circles hoping to get additional information
kilograms sent 10 circles in distant cities and
instantly enthusiastic responses were received. Ste
phens the head-centre invisible and it is conf
IDENTIFY believed that be has reached Ireland. 1t is
said the treasury Of the fenisns in better
condition than at this moment. The same excite
Rent which existed in this city last night prevailed
in Brooklyn. The Irishmen of that city excit-
ed u feverheat and kept up constant call for fresh
dispatches from the Atlantic cable.
NV YORK. Nov. cS--The \. /. Heralfs Troy
dispatch few days since said that in the event of
of Mr.. Fsrgo's election TO the Presidency of>the
New York Central railroad he would drive the MeT
chants Union Of the road. This statement in
sdrertentiy Incorporated in the dispatches sent
from this city Mr. Fargos character for honorable
dealing in 50 well established thas all readers
have detected the absurdity Of such statement.
Judge Nelson, 81 the United States circuit court
delivered an opinion yesterday the libel suit Of
Isaac Cook ". The Tribune Association. The al
legged libel charged the plaintiff with being defsalt
ing paynaster having los: s., 0oo,e Gee BY gambling
and that he was fun blown knsye and seoundrel
The plaintiff postmaster in Chicago and pro-
prietor Of newspaper there. The alleged libel
charged him with being party to numerous speeu-
lasioas in the Office. Judge Nelson declared Judge
| ment for the plaintiff.
| BUFFALO. Soy-2S--The fanian news as telegraph
ed IN the n. Y Wolds special creates something of
stir, though heayp rain prevents any demonstrs-
| uoa- The head-eentres hereabouts have been very
I active lately.