The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-11
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INV Y OAK, July 1.-THE N. Y. Herald's Mad |
rid correspondent Of June 9th details all the Sc
surrections against the crown and government OF
Spain rs they occurred at Madrid and at Gerna
Atatona. On the 22d and ed ult., in Madrid the
insurgent troops were joined by a large BODY oil
peasants to whom the soldiers attributed arms who
added them in throwing up formidable barbados
IN front OF and around the military quarters. Inc
regiments OF the queen were holly engaged during
o hours IN recovering the position and were veto
rious only after a cannonade and bayonet charge.
Over 200 ofthe insurgents were killed and woun-
ded, and the royal troops experienced heavy loss
Two generals died of their wounds soon alter
wards. and the Maderato liberal general was woun-
ded. Martial law in full force. Two thou
sand persons, spaniards and foreigners were ar
rested and some OF them shot Long live TIE re-
public was the cry OF the revolutionlsts In the
capital. lberian unity or the fusion OF SPAN and
Portugal is thoexeiting idea of the advanced no
erals of Spain Trade very injuriously affect
ed by the disturbance 1t thought that the
Spaniards would order another naval dcmonstra-
ton the Pacific.
The New York Herald's Ottawa dispatch says:
There excited session of the Canadian par
Lament yesterday. The opposition assaIled the
government with great force and effect, and the
project ofannexation with the United States seems
to gain favor.
The New York Worlds Washington special
says:
The president was well enough to-day to be
present at ,the regular cabinet meeting. Quite
contest IS understood TO nave arisen over the con
fiet of opposition between stanton and the Presl-
dent relative to the construction OF what is known
as the peace proclamation. stanton claims that
the habeas corpus still suspended in South Car
olina and that civilians held under sentence of Gen.
slckles martial should not be turned over to
| the civil authorities.
The New York Worlds Charleston, S. c. special
| says
| GenSckles, on authority from headquarters has
declined to be arrested on the writ of attachment
recently issued by Judge Bryan for contempt of
refusing TO obey the habeas corpus writ in
the Stomers case. All proceedings on the motion
have been referred to the president
The N. V Times Baltimore dispatch says:
A Baltimore house of the highest responsibility
| is stated to have received a aemi-otfcal commu-
| nicaton denying the news OF an Instruction at
| Puerto Principe and treating the whole affair as
| being substantially a canard. The news OF the
uprising OF the blacks well as the arrival Of the
Chillian fleet with eco men is also pronounced TO
be false by the same party who, writing about It,
attributes the of instruction TO the gath
| erIng of a few hundred Cubans upon one OF the
squares of Puerto Principe Tor the purpose OF pro-
testing against the present csbInet and OF assert
ing themselves feeling with the revolutionIsts oil
| Spain, headed by Gen. Prun and other democrat
| of the same stamp.
The trot at the Fashion course, yesterday, for a
purse of 81 8 600 resulted in Mr.. Carpenters Lucy
| being declared the winner in straight heats
| Time 2:33, $3.50 and 2: 323.
| NEw YoKK 1.-THE shipment of specie for
| Europe to-day, amounted to S72s,ss
| FURTHER PoINr, July ll.-Noon-There are no
| signs OF the Steamer StDNvid, due with Liverpool oil
dates of the 2Sth OF Jgnc, and Queenstown of the
| 29th of June.
WAsHISGros, July II, -SENArE-N bill to ex-
| tend the time for the acceptance of the southern
| states of grants of lands for the establishment oil
an agricultural college was passed.
Poland, from the judiciary committee reported
the house bill to establish uniform system o.
bankruptcy with certain amendments, which was
| ordered to be printed.
- lid. Ia f.fa hs
times and manner of holding elections for senator:
| IN congress.
NEW EoRK, July 1.-THE morning papers con
tain the following special dispatches from Washing
ton:
The presidents forthc oming veto Of the freed
mems buresu bill IS said tn have be5n discussed II
| cabinet session to-day. Secretary Harlan took a
decided stand favor Of the bill, sad psril,
| backed by Seward on the score OF expedIeney.-
Seward Is said u be indifferent it's merits bu
| fcars the effect OF so many yotoos.
Many important changes and Improvements are
| being made IN the Office ofthe executive mansion
| The dark and Cllgy anto-room, s. tamil ar 10 al
yisit:rs has had ihs back portion taken out, thu,
extending it TO the south front OF the building, two
Wind opening in that q ctian. It wall be re-
paperod, painted aud used for the presdent's OF
fee. HIS present one will be for the private sec
relary, the north OF ii for the aids and the
at present usod by them will be the future ante
| room.
The bill to extend the capitol ground, which
| passed the senate to-day proposes that the GROUND
small embrace IL acres. The estimated cost of ths
additional ground was, IN 1861. about $3.50 600
| Sixteen thousand four hundred and thirty-tw
acres were entered by actual settlers IN June, al
| the Wlnnebago City land Office, IN Minnesota.
| The survey al the Mnnesota y alley railroad hal
| been completed
The nomination of Hon. HEAVY Staubcrry a. az
| socIate Judge OF the L. ). suPreme court was to
| day efectuay disposed OF ny the action OF th'
ats the passage of the house bill re-orgsnZ'
! the judiciary. The bill reduces the number nov
| on the bench and provides for a further Reduction
| to judges, as fast as vacancies occur by deau
| or resignation.
1t is noS probable that Hon /. D.Campbcil, min
| ester to Mexico, wal receive has instructions from
the state department and orders to depart Tor th'
| republic until the Mexican court shall have OBJ
| tanned come thing Ike a permanen Ut residence