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The Reported Reform Riots in London

From the WOTtd.
1t is premature to discuss the Reform riots
which are alleged 10 have occurred last week in
London, because, so far, we have only the
authority of q rather vague cable telegram to
show that such riots did at all take place. But
of the preliminary action of the London Re-
formers in calling a public meeting in Hyde
Park, and of the police authorities in refusing,
under directions from the Home Secretary, to
permit such meetings to be held, we have ac-
counts by mail. IL suggests curious compari-
son with the state OF things in our own country,
to ind a chiei OF police in London entering into
q discussion with a private citizen as 10 the
prOpTiety OF police order issued in obedience
to a ministerial mandate. We are always boast
ing ourselves TO be freer people than the
British. But who can imagine Mr.. Superintend-
ent Kennedy cUndesCendlng to argue with a
citizen of New York about an order which
Secretary Stanton should have directed him to
issue? We have made such strides towards
contradictions under the sway of the party OF
"greRt moral ideas that many Americans will
be amazed at the temerity of an obscure English
subject VINO Ventured IN the name OF MS per-
sOnal rights and liberties to beard the whole
police department OF London, and the Home
Office to boot.
1t is instructive, too, to see an ex-Minlster like
Sir George Grey, who has just been turned out
OF office, coming forward in quiet ana decided
little speech TO lend the warranty OF hls own
precedents and practice to his Tory successor
and throwing away party advantage at the
dictation OF justice, generosity, and personal
| General Speed, or ex.Secretary Harlan behaving
in this honest and manly fashion in similar Cir
| cumstances?
As question OF propriety, the Government
| would certainly seem to nave been In the right.
Hyde Park being royal domain, has been
thrown open tor the pleasure and comfort OF all
classes OF the London population; and there
would seem to be no more fitness In making 1t
the scene of party demonstration, than in
using the halls OF Buckingham Palace or Hamp-
ton Court in the same way. A like attempt 70
monbpolize the Central Park in New York
would pretty certainly be felt by decent people
OF all shades of political opinion to be scandal
and wrong
Asa matter OF policy, however, 1t is pretty
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President johnson and the New Orleans
Riot.
from tie Times.

From TIE Times.
Adhering to its policy of sectional antagonism
and hate, the Tribune pounced upon the New
Orleans riot as a preteXt for mallgning the
Southern people ana canonizing a mob of Negro
rioters. The meagre, onesided story of its own
correspondent it entitled "a loyal account" the
more intelligent, and, as subsequent reports
proved, the more Trustworthy statement,of the
Associated Press, it decried as "a Rebel
account;' brief explanatory paragraph of a
respectable New Orleans journal, fastening the
beginning OF the disturba nee upon the negroes
it stigmatized as a "Copperhe ad account
Baving thus discredited all versions but its own
and that the npoorest, the tribune proceeded
with its customary exaggeratIon. Ignoring the
pIovocaton given by the negro rioters and the
obvious duty OF the civil power TO make arrests
1t treated the affair as a causeless, Wanton mas.
sacre; those of the radical authors of the ex.
citement who We're among the sufferers being
eulOgized as martyrs, and the killed negroes as
murdered innocents, while not a sYllable of
sympathy or even truth was reserved Or the
slaughtered policemen, or others who had
suffered from negro violence.
On Tuesday our contemporary returned to the
subject with an evident purpose OF attaching
Odum to President Johnson. ''The Presidents
order cOuntenaneing the massacre" is the sensa.
1iOHal heading with which the despatch of the
President to the AttOrney-General OF louisa ana
" introduced. Commenting upon this document
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INSTRUCTION.
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m UsTEEsI ALE.

Whereas, THE GREAT WESTERN PETRO-
LEU AND REFINING COMPANY, of st Louis,
did, on the Twenty third day of January, A. ID.
signed Trustee the lands and premises hereinafter de-
scTbed TO secure the payment OF certain promi5SOry
note, made by said ompany, ana bearing even date
hundred dollars payable to CHARLES w. FORD, or
10 his order day ter the date thereof wi lawful
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OF all other moneys which he might from time to time
And whereas 1t was In and by said Trust Deed pro-
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note or in the payment q any other moneys thereafter
be advanced by The said Ford with interest that the
said Trustee might proceed 10 sell tie property In said
deed de- crbed or any part thereof at pub c vendue to
in IT Louis for cash, first giving sixty days public
notice OF the time terms and place OF said by
advertisement In some newspaper printed IN St. Louis
and whereas Default has been made in the payment
of the moneys secured by said deed notice Is there
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dred and sxty-six, between the hours of II and
O'Clock r. M, at the iront OF The Court House In
st Ous Mos sell at public vendue tor cash to the high
EST bidder, the lands in said deed mentioned, aud
of land situate in the township OF Harmony ty OF
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thence extending south and thr eourtbs degrees
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then north eighty-elgh and one-0u tn degrees west
thirty end eghttenths rods 20 the place of begin
ming containing foIty-iour acres o land ..'
Date June Fl, 1866 u.SrYnonv speNcpp
62snW OIL. ~ Trustee
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plain that the English politicians opposed TO
Lord Dtrby's Government we're trying hard aud
were likely TO succeed in the effort, to convert
this incident into stimulus for the hitherto
somewhat languld aud lymphatic Reform move
ment.
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TRIAL OF JOSEPH CONFER

Indicted for Murder in the First Degree.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-24
CHICAGO MARK ET.

Chicago, Sept. II.
Flour-Marke ct opened steady with moderate bu>
sihsss, and closed firm. Sales at | l.50al3.5 so for
white winter extras; Sill % tor red winter, and
SS.25aIi. SO for common to choice spring extras.
Wheat-Market prices 3a4c per bus higher fer
No. / spring; rejected spring base lower Sales
at 81 97a2 90 for extra ST .92al .954 forNo. 81
al 80 for No. 2, and 81 Dial. So for re ected spring.
At close market steady. No. l at S-94al.95; No
2 in north side houses 81. 10.
Corn-Crop strengthened, and an advance OF !
a2C per bushei. Sales of white at o5c; No at OF
a5S5c; No .6a564c. Canal corn 5sa5s4 for No
/; 5S4 a59c tor high mixed aiost AT close mar
ket TO No. in store steady at 573a5oc.
OAts-No change; Pemand mainly tor No z at
26ta27c' Small sales OF No at 2bc.
Barev-Good demand. Sales in store at 97ca
l. 90 for No. 1; 72ao5c for No 2, and 42a44o for
iected, closing firm.
Hldes-We note an advance OF 4alc on green
descriptions. Owing to the continual tavoTab e
condition of the eastern markets, the demand IL
almost exclusively from shippers who are readily
paving full prices for sound lots. The stocks are
exceedingly light. We quote: Green butchers
Sla9c; green cured ll3al2c; green, part cared
l03allc; green calf 2la23c; green kip l6al7c
dry flint l7talSc; dry sailed l4al5c.
Wool-Transactons in this staple are fair and
improving, though the prevailing prices are MOI
fuii high holders were anticipating. Sales
day include ID 600 los. fine, in fair condition
ACE; 4 600 lbs do at sec. We quote:
Tub, extra clean, 53a5oc; tub, common
50a55c; fine fleece, good condition, light, 4Sa52c
fleece, good condition, 4oa50c; medium fleece
bad condition, 40c44c; coarse fleece, very light
40a44c.
Cattle-54to64c ..-
Hogs--91 to l0c.
Sheep-Nothing doing. -r
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Great Democratic Vic.
tory.
THE INSULT TO THE PRESIDENT
AVENGED.

SPRISGFIELD, Ill. Sept. 21.-Tbe democrats
ana conservatives of this city are wild with
e&oitement tonight, over the local election,
III "nlcn they have gained q most signal vic.
'ory. mere was vacancy in the city coun-
Oil caused by the resignation of one of the
seven radicals who voted recently To insuIt
the President of the United States and his
suite, on the occasion of his visit here The
struggle was to secure a democrat in nlacs of
the sitting member, and thus give the dem.
0cracy majority, in order to expunpe tha
offensive resolution. The whole CITY Was on.
listed in the contest. Not even at a presidan-
tial election has there been moro feeling man
ifessed. So much so was the case that Sena.
tor Yates, who was in the city, appeared at
the polls to encourage the cohorts of radical
ism. Every inch of ground was contested
The niggerites spent their money by thou
sands; but it was all of no avail. The stur.
dy democracy of the ward, urged and en-.
couraged to their work by their friends in
other parts of the city, routed the Jacobin
crew. The "boys in blue" were at home, and
joined in the work, and the result is democ
racy and conservative majority of 81, where
they were defeated O few months ago by II
majority.
Our friends are wild with exultation. Bon.
fires are blazing, rockets are streaming, and
Little Dug" 10 waking up the echoes as ]
write. in response to the shouts of a yictori.
GUS democracy. Thus 10 the insult to Presi.
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ROCK ISLAND MARKET

Rock lsLAsD, Sept. IS. :
The current value CT the articles named below
10 su6lset to changss but the following qaosation'
are correct for the date of this report
Flour-Johnston's Spring Dosbas Extfs, IN bbls
80 80, At Wholesale, and SIC, 40 at retail. Sack,
IS, 30 At Wholesale, and SIe,oo At retail. Loose
81, 20 at wholesale, and $3.50 NJ retail.
Whsat-No. 81 ,65. No . l 80. Rejected 20.
Cern-35a40e for 10 lbs. '-N@~ 5ss h.t4
Oats-lsa20c for 50 lbs. sr.. --r-
Rye-4ea45e. - Etr NeM'~.-t ~
Bsrey-No. /. 65c; No. 2, soc. .EH#HT%
Beans-50a70c. 49,
Oniens--50c per bus. 49, -t-l4
Potatoes-7oaS0c.
Ksgs-l5c dox. SO
Butser-very choice lots, tor recalling, viii
bring 20a22e
Sorghum-iea60c. r-----
Salt-S3, l5a3, rs per bar.
Kerosene -Wkolesale, barrels included, ,65c;
rstaiI Soc n .sz-.s. ,.r-s---.-s
HighwlneE-$2 rs. .-..
ooulsry-Live chickens, 81 ,75s,3o0 per dor.--
Dressed, Sc per h.. Turkeys, 1oa15c per ID.
Po<k.-For live hogs, 9a94c; --.- ~
Beehive weight, common S,o0s4, 80. Foi
prime shipping ,00a6 so per hundred lbs 49, ~
Hidus--GreeR country, Sci green salted, &c
dry sal.ea, l2c; dcy alut, l3s; green Gait, Use
cut damaged II gruby Prce; sheep peits, 30
Hay--Pralrie, 5as per ton; Timothy, sSaIC
Wood-Oak 50 90 to s., 0e cord.
Coal.--At the Coal Valley yard, the Leye.
coal is sold la cent?, the cost of delivering to
be added.
From teams, in Marketsquare, at l5aI7 cts.
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How BE BEAUTIFUL AND EAPPY.-Men and
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