The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-16
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Reported for tie DAILY argus.

NEW ORLEANS, June l5.-Cotton sales 80 pr,ce
unsettled
Receipts for the week 3 $40 against 5,25s last
week.
Exports for the week 1905.
Stock III 1921.
Sterling 63.
N. Y. exchange to premium
Coffee-week's sales 10.
Stock 1857
Prime 20.
American coonlsts advise the people to stay at
home.
Liberals more active since the reported French
withdrawal
with the Holy See lie refused repeal of the
marriage act and confseaton Of thurch property,
which Rome acknowledges impious.
The late United States consul at Maiamoras pur.
chased of the liberals 4, 900 horses and mules and
sent them to Missouri. 1t is charged that they
were stolen by Canales from his ncg hbors.
The Mexicans complain that federal officers col
lect unlawful toll across the Rio Grande and peck
ct the money.
Stock sugar 546, 064 boxes
Sales limited.
New tobacco growing slowly.
Cigars unsettled, and advancing in anticipation
OF tariff
A terrible storm swept over Pensacola, doing
damage to the shipping and Fort Pckenss
MEMPHIS, June l5.-While posse bring
ing INTO the city men named Boyett, Frank and
Wingate arrested for the murder of a man named
PAYNE, on Tuesday night, who were informed on
by an accomplice, who pointed them out near the
city, this morning, the were met by Henderson,
relative of PAYNE, who shot all three, killing one
| and MORALLY wounding another. Our posse order
ed hum to desist, and upon his refusing to do SO
| fired, killing him. Santo, who killed Henderson,
| was uncle to to the latter.
telegram from Little Rock, last pm, says
Dr. Webb, weslthy citizen OF that city, and his
| son were murdered In bed by some unknown per-
son.
| NARHv1LLE, Tenn, June ia fire this am
| DESTROYED the banking and business houses of Lusk
IL Lerssk. corner Broad and College streets, with
several adjoining buildings-the work OF an lncen-
| diary. Loss $4,000. Little insurance
New YoRK, June l6-The N. Y. Herald's city
| of Mexico correspondent, June Sd, says:
| The departure of Santa Anna for the United
States had caused great surprise nhd was received
/ with much Joy by the liberals; while the imper
iallsts manifested much uneasiness The imPerla
| council were continually exchanging ideas on tht
important subject OF, How not to stay behind wher
the soldiers 60 away.
The state of chihuahua is now entirely rio
of imperialists'
a deplorable state of affairs exists at Simo
| la, Tea-kettle-pan and elsewhere, brought
| about by the ruthless warfare waged by
| Maximillian. D.
| Adyicss from ST.. Domingo say:
The revelation az ainst President Boez was
increasing in dimensions. The capitol was
closely beseiged by the insurgents. There
| is but little doubt of the success OF the Fevo
| lutionists. @
The steamer City of Paris, which left Liv
erpool at o'clock ON the afternoon OF the 9th
aud Queenstown 7th, arrived here this morn
ing.
The Queen left Liverpool simultaneously
| with the City Of Paris, for New York.
| The Pennsylvania reached Liverpool or
the morning of the 3 The La kifs on the
evening OF the 4.h, and the Moravia early or
| the morning Of the 5th. N 's
The City of New York was off Liyerpoo
when the City of Paris left: and held in TOW
the CITY of Limerick, from New Yor. 20 Liv
TITS It's fully confirmed that the proposed con . ?
ference has been abandoned, orlng 10 tne ae
mands of Austria which were regarded o.