The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-26

R.porssS tor a. Ds;ly Ass~s.
NV Yeax, April ae.-Ths N. =. Tribsns''

NV YeaK, April 26.-Ths N =. Tnbsnss
Washingtsn special says; Ia
The senate wss the theatre Of ieesnss interest
again to-day. The Colorado bill 10 being further /
discussed and put upon its passage. The vote
stood ~ TO IA, one more majority than that would
have been obtained it yesterday, although senator
Dixon come to-day and paired ms vote. y. We -
sbsentces when the vote was taken Messrs. Cowan,
Dixon, Fessenden, Harris, Johnson and Salisbury |
were paired with Messrs. Wade, Lane, OF Kansas, |
Henderson, Yates, Norton ana Wnhams' Mr. |
Wright has been conveyed to his home again, IN
New Jersey Messfs. Anthony, Morrill, and |
Brown are claimed to hare boon in favor OF the |
bill, and Mr.. Nesmith, against u. iuil sensAe
would doubtless have resulted "a vote 81 70 10
Il. The succsss of the measure IN she mouse = 40
sursd. = 81 - g q = g
The flop over of Mr. Doolittle from his previous
vote for it to his vote to-day against II; the aP-
Pearance OF Mr.. Dixon from has SICK room ana the
excessive opposition OF those claiming TO mohoPo-
lie the presid eRt,s Wishes lead TO the aPprehen
| sons ofsR veto, though the president Is upon the
record in it< favor by special message urging her
admission.
Senator's Foster, Sumner, Edmunds, Grimes and
Poland voted with the opposition to the disaPpoint
ment and regret of those. who regard the intsgr-
and unity of the republican party as OF special
consequence at this juncture -az
The treasury department intlmates that the ma
tional income for the present year Will reach hve
hundred million dollars. The balance az COM
mand of the secretary, from all sources, are be-
| lievea TO be fully Si60, 600 200.
| The Mass meeting in Brooklyn, last night, TO
give expression in favor of the presidents recon-
| struction policy, was very large one. Among
the speakers were Maj. Gen. Rousseau, of Kentucky,
John VanBuren of Maryland, Dawson of Georgia,
l and the Postmaster Cleveland of Connec,icut.
/ A letter from General Dix was read endorsing
the objects OF the meeting and expressing his re-
greet that prior engagements prevented his attend
/ ance. 49,
l. The New York Herald's Havana letter says:
| The two Spanish men, of-war which lately ar
rived at Havana had again put to sea. Destination
| unknown.
Gen Duife had received peremptory orders to
1 have the Africans who had been seized by private
individuals as slaves delivered up and removed to
| FERNANDO Pc.
l. NEW ORLrAxs April 25.-Cotton unsettled and
declined I'd.
| Sales 600.
| Low midding 34a35
To7day's receipts So g
Corn l05 : = +-
Oats 5Sa60
| Pork IS 90
| n. Y. bank checks IA PREM
Sterling 34A
Gold 254. -.
Fiftetn thousand dollars was realized by th'
Washington artillery ball, last night, for disabled
| members. 40 M,
THE New York steamer company claim $2s,oo
dam age for the reno val Of levee enclosures In
city employed Major Clinton, of Cauby's staff, Il
defend the suit.
Cotton seed is universally defective an
| must be replanted.
| CIxcrKyATr, April 26.-About 8 O'Clock las
| night a party of or men demanded admittanc
! to Jno. Robinson's circus, at Cnttenden, NY
~ miles from Covington. Upon beng refused the
fred REVIEWERS into the interior, killing James no
inson and wounding 20 other performers. severa
: | of the audience were also wounded. The murd
| srers made their escape