The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-21
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Rsportsd for As Daily Argus.
Later News from the
Foreign War.
Texas Election.
Great Victory of the Ma
tional Union Party.
JACK HAMILTON AND HIS SET REPU :
DATED.
INCREASE OF CHOLERA In NEW
a.a YORK.

New YoRK, July 81. "A special to the New
York Tribune from Leavenworth yesterday says
The reports telegraphed from Omaha that peace
has been made with the Indians was mistake. IL
was necessary tor the commissioners TO report
som ethiBg done, while IN realiiy u was laliure'
Peace made with some aged, inhrm lnoiahs
and sauaws. Neither the chief warrlors or head
men represented. The lnhabitsnts on the
borders are arriving and preparing Tor their own
protection. The Indians have gwen The overland
stage company six days TO remove their stock from
the New Montana or Powder River route, ana oe-
| clare war TO the knife to all transgressors
The N. Y. Herald's correspondence IRON PaTis,
Vienna and Berlin confirms the accuracy OF the
telegraphic report from Halifax IN attributlng the
most important consequences as likely to result
| from the defeat OF the Austrian army at S"dowas
and the cession of Venice to France by Austria
Theprevailing opinion was that war would be
continued, notw outstanding the armlstice propose
| ton of Austria !; but ,he very pointed quesuons
put in aipoiticai circles were: Will Napoleon,
| who is Acknowledged master OF the situation per-
| nit Prussia, flushed with triumph to batter Aus
tria to the earth and Will he complete the unity
| OF Italy by turning Venice TO NtOr Emanuel, I'M
| clogg ed upon conditions, and thus giving him
Rome, or save Rome to the church,snd thus leave
| Italy incOm piete .-.
| The inha bitants ofN ence were vsstly depressed
| from the from the field of Sodowa and clti-
| Gems OF Berlin were proportIonately elated i ne
| Italians however, were disposed TO take philo-
sophIcal of the affair, hoping as has been ire
eueny the case, with Austria after defeat, that all
| would turn out ter the beet.
NEw YORK. July 81.
| The official reports show that the cholera Is
| making rapid Roadway and appears to be spread
! ing the metropolitan district. 1t broke out
among the troops IN Harris Island yesterday. Nine
deaths Cured DUNG the day at that place, and
| ten deaths occurred on Governors Island. Two
cases proved fatal IN the city, out OF reported
| and 16 cases reported in Brooklyn OF which
| ) resulted fatally. soldier from Harris Island,
on futlough IN Boston died there yesterday
lii on
tain the following special dispatches from Washing
ton:
The senate has vet taken action on the mona
| nation of Gov. Randall for postmaster genera.
The hI,ch seems to be IN the postotice committee
| which is reported TO be equally divided on the
case. THERE'S no doubt er pressed that the senate
| will confirm the nomination whichever way the
| committee report.
nation that troops still being dispatched to
| Mexico by Napoleon.
Mr.. Ross just appointed US. senator from Kan
sas in place Of the late J. IT, Lane, went to Kan
sas during the bloody scenes of 1886 and has re
sided there since, beng engaged IN pubea-
ton OF papers ~ Topeka and Lawrence. He hs,
taken prominent part the history OF Kansas, and
served with distinction through the war.
Private adyices received here give Official
and partial returns from 81 counties and
the yogo foots up for Throckmorton, National
Union candidate for governor of Texas, To-
355; for Peass, radical, 4 Sjl. Pease was
the nominee OF the Hamilton radical caucus,
held at Austin, during the session Of the late
state ,anvantiar. Messrs Moore, Smith, Don.
nelly, Core and Wells are elected Judges o!
the surrens court. No doubt the majorities
over their radical opponents IN the counties
net yet heard from are az great as that OF
| Ihrockmortuu over pease
A special 20 the y. y. Times denies the
statement that Gen. RosssRu has sent in his
resignation "a congressman from Kentucky
He will however, send in his resignation TO
day aud also announce it in the house.
NEw YsRE. July 21--The N Y. Her
AIDS Ottawa dispatch says: 10 the 1ga-
dian parliament yesterday demand was
made for the exceeding of certain rights to
American fisheries in Canadian waters by
the present provincial government. Mr..
Gait replied that the public interests would
not Edmic,ot the reasons being made known
at that time Mr.. Mcdonald then stated
that If the British government intends die
tating to Canada it was time to know it, and
IN the course of his remarks referred very
| severely TO Mr.. Bioundt one of the minis
teral party, who intima ted that be would b cid
Mr.. Mcdonald personally responsible.
New YORK, July 2l.-By the arrival Of
the SITS Hanover and City OF Paris we have
European dates Of the 18th inst
No armis!ice has yet been agreed upon.
Negotiations continue.
Italian papers state that Prussia has de
, cliued the armistice.
Semi official Vienna papers ssste that Ma
polson has taken fresh steps of an energetic
character TO effect an armistics and aimed
: meditation has been announced at the Prus
> sian headquarters.