The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-14
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Exported for hs Daily ArgEs.

Nsw YoRK, juno l4.--An address from General
Santa Anna TO the people of Mexico is published
here this morning. The general defines his posi-
ton in reference TO the present aspect of Mexican
politics and the report OF his trucking TO MaIImIl-
han. He dad noI,ln any manner compromise hun
self with the emperor; he belonged entirely TO
the Mexican republic; he expects all Me1icans to
unite and drive the usurpers from their soil and
offers his services to the csuse. monarchy
in Mexico he declares to be an Impossibtty, and
the of the republic is the height OF his
ambition.
The New York Heralo's Mexican correspondent
says:
The i'm perial government will not be abandoned
| without fierce struggle The French element
beng so small that their withdrawal will not leave
| the republicans any better on than they were De
| fore.
| t,s reported that the oil wells in TehorlePro
are yielding enormously.
| yepezeuia advices Of the 4th state th.t the
| Corriacan's congress had adopted resolutions TO
unite with Peru and Chilli IN the the war against
| Spain. The president vetoed the resolutions und
| certain classes of the people commenced riotous
attacks upon tho Spanish Legislation at CorocIan.
/ A couple OF heavy loans had been negouated win
| European parties
| The NY. Herald has the following specials con
| corning the fenIans:
| OrrAwA c. W, June l5.-Thus far the number
| of arrests made throughout Canada since the sus-
pension of the habsus corpus act is 81. These are
Canadian fenians and they are now in jail In vari-
Gus parts of the provinces.
| The police have succeeded in capturing $50
stand of arms secreted 10 various places through
out Canada by the enlans. 1t is believed that there
are still larger quantities still concealed
Parliament will make ample provisions for the
widows and orphans of the Killed and wounded at
| the battle of Ridgeway.
MONTREAL, June IA, l0:45, P. M have just
received information from Ottawa that the govern
ment have not, up to this hour, determined when
the order to try the fenians will be issued.
BUFFALO, June 13-Surgeon E. Donnely, sur
geon IN chief OF the Irish army, has issued an APP
peal the friends of Ireland TO come forward and
furnish the means of purchasing such articles as
the sick and wounded may need during the forth
coming campaiga. Money and supplies should be
seat by express TO this city. .
Brig. Gen Burns, commander of the l. r. A. on
the western frontiers has assumed command in this
city.
Col. sherwin has been relieved.
Two SOLDIERS have been detailed by Gen. Barry
this evening the telegraph office to prevent FEM
an me sssges beng transmitted over the company:
,
, The following address IL to be re ad to the army
OF the !. X. A. at this point tomorrow
HEAD QUARTERS THE I.R A.
BUFFALO, June Is, 1866.
To the soldiers of Irish liberty:
Countrymen and iriends-The proclamsti ton o
President Roberts, just issued calls upon you t.
staud firm by the cause; that our movement vii
advance und en- these circumstances, and the fac
that congress Will, in very few days, either re
pc al the neutrality law, or extend to US bgeren
rights. In the name OF lreiand,we beg OF you TO
+ your duty Let no fenIan disgrace himself as Il
= accept the ignomious conditions attached to tn
proffer ofgovernment transportation Never, irish
!. | men, forswenr your rights as American citizens
. | mr. deviation to the for which you have sac
r,6ced so much and for which you ready to die
d Such conduct would be unworthy of your manhoo
9 and race. Be patient. glorious futare await
| you and ere many orders, the order of march vii
@ gladden. your hearts, therefore stand firm an
q Son,t allow the intrigues officers who are in pa
| of the British cause you to swerve from the onl
. path of duty and honor. Await the orders OF you
military officers. Conduct yourselves as you hav
in the past while here and the citizens of this cit
Q will not neglect fraternity.
[Signed] :. w. FITZGERALD,
MICHEAL ScANLOS.
l. BUFFALO, June l3.-Five hundred Indians al
rived at 10 D. IN. from the Cattlrragus reservatio
to aid the fenians.
10 Buffalo, June. l4.-The fenians have caved an
ID are now seeking transportation on Gen. Barry
TERMS viz not to take up arms to invade Cam
da As many $50 names have already bee
enrolled by their officers to return home.
a President Roberts last proclamation has con
- pleted the work of disbanding the fenians her
though before it was published the fenian gener
Burns was in treaty with Gen. Barry to get 60
eminent aid to send the men away.
a. SArrRAKcIsco, CAL, June 1.-THE steamer
ezra Nevada, from the Columbia river, arrive
% with 81, 1913 600 in treasure.
y The result OF the Oregon election remains
doubt. Both parties claim the state by msjori
of about 600. %%
The returns of the election in Washington ter
tory show large democratic gains. The enti
democratic tickets in nine counties are eleete
and it is believed to be SO in four others.
The I4th regiment of infantry, stationed at VI
Covers, has been ordered TO Arizona immidiltel