The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-03
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Exported for IL Daily Argus.
General di.content prevailed among the colon:

General discomfort prevailed among the colon
st. Domingo adyices state:
The government of President Baze had hardly |
been inaugurated before effort was made to |
overturn and destroy it. A revolt had taken place
in The province of San Carstoral and various |
towns headed by General Cobral.
Congress, which 10 in session, promptly voted |
the men and means to suppress the revolts.
BY a few vigorous blows Bosr had defeated and
routed the rebels and obtained the mastery in the
revolted districts
The rebel leader, General Cobrial who had
been prominent in Placing Boea in the presden-
tia chair, had asked permission to leave the coun
try.
New YORK, April 3.-The N. Y. Tribune's
Washington special says:
The president yesterday issued an order to the
various departments to withhold all advertising
patronage from the Washington Chronicle.
1t understood that all papers that fail to
tain the reconstruction policy of the president
will be treated likewise and the advertising will
be given to democratic papers.
Late news from Mexico, via Brownsville up to
March 7th 10 received:
The Imperialist accounts give highly color
| ed details of the efforts making to open the
routes from Matamoras into the interior of
Mexicc-a campaign forced on Macmillan
| by the clamors of the Matamoras merchants,
the.several columns Of which simultaneously
as previously announced had reached their
| destinations.
Gen. Jeaniyro had occupied Monterey, and
Gen. Daney held Siltielo while Daran was in
possession of Victoria, only Gen j eanyro had
encountered any force of the Liberals there
He had driven from his route and reached
| Monterey without loss, but practically these
| marches had done no good, the Liberals
returning to them in force as soon as the I'm
periai columns had passed and SO obstruct
ing the roads as to render transit into the
interior impossible. They had made theil
temperance near Matamoras.
The Matamoras merchants had given VI
all hopes of resuming trade with the interi
or.
The announcement that the Cord0va rebe
colony had proved failure is confirmed ant
the exiles are abandoning Carlotte for wan
of Imperial protection from the Mexican
guerrillas.
New YORK, April 3.-The N. Y. Heral
says:
Larger quantity OF money than usual ha
been received for some time, came into tn
O'Mahoney Fenian headquarters, yesterday
: The Irish Fenians who had to fly to thi
: country, held convention yesterday, at NJ
3 267 Broadway. They were interrupted b
r officials from Union Square who were dispol
ed of by the police.
The convention sent q committee to as
the KillianO' Mahoney leaders what they al
, doing with the immense sums received fc
the l. R. B. war purposes.
The senate meets on Monday, April 9th.
The n. Y. Herald says:
The government patronage of the Wast
ington Chronicle has been transferred to ii
Republican, an ardent supporter of the pre-
dents policy which has just been transforme
to morning paper.
MONTPELIER, Vermont, April 3d.-Gov. Dillins
e ham has appointed Hon. Geo. F. Edmonds, of BIZ
: iington, to the senatorial vacancy oecaHoned b
: the death of Hon. Solomon Foot. Mr.. Edmond
IS lawyer and stands high in his profession. II
has been considerably In public life and was spe,
: ker OF the Vermont house of representatives,
lS57-'5s. He leaves for Washington at once.
t ST. LOUIS, April 3.-The entire union ticket Il
0 city officers, headed by Ex-Gov. Carney for mayo
was elected in Leavenworth, Kansas, yesterda
The vote was the largest ever cast.