The evening Argus., 1866-07-13
BY TELEGRAPH
RSporssd for Ne Daily Argus.

New YoaK, July l3-The morning papers con-
tain the following special dispatches from Washns-
tor. % ~ .
Indications stili point to an Adjournment OF con
gress about The first of August. Ii Is very doup.
iuI about Gen. Rousseau being expelled. IL loohs
though the necessary two-thirds vote cannot DC
obtained.
Under date of Galveston, Texas, Tune 18th, In
spector Gen. Gregory reports that owing To the
heavy rams of April and May, and inundauoM p'
the bottom lands deduction must b. made oil A.
least 20 per cent OF the estimated yield OF cottoh'
but in the western portion OF the state where the
| orowiuq interests have suffered the past years
| from drouehts, the stock will be materially i'm
| proved .,;.
| pr ime order. - -,
The whoa, crop is harvested and abundant OF the
| best quality There is enough on hand to feed the
| entire population tor two years =, "
The N. Y. Times spscial says OF the n. L.
Tribune's report concerning Mr.Rsymond, In
the republican caucus in what 1t says OF Mr'
Raymond
This paper, as usual, INDUCES in Who'll esale
fabrications. He was not questioned as to
| the eourse of the Times in the Philadelphia
convention. He said nothing whatever about
any understanding with anybody that none
hut Union men were to participate iu that
| convention. He did not admit that he had
done wrong; he retracted nothing he had
said or written, and made no promises Tor the
{ future for himself or the Times, either In re
; gard 10 the convention or any other supje
The steamer Virginia from Liverpool June
9th has arrived. News anticipated.
q DRsxoISEs, July l2.-Ths democratic con
sressional end judiciary nominations were
| made to day.
Gen. j. w. Tut,le was nominated for con
/ press; Judge VIM. Pnilips, of this city, TO
d district Judge, and Williamson of WnrreI
i country, for district attorney.
+ WASHINGTON, July l2.-The senate ha
a postponed the tariff bill till December
!. PHIL.pELPHIA, July IL. A special dis
). patch from Washington TO the Bulletin, re
o ports the resignation OF Attorney Geners
70 Speed.
l. New York, July 12.-The n. Y. Post
l. special says:
Postmaster General Dinnison will probabl
i. be succeeded by Ex.Gov Randall, Of Wiscol
e. sin.
n. Roberts, president of the feniaus, has bee
indicted by the grand jury for violation of IL
,e neutrality laws, and gave balls in $4,000.
Ie Three more cases of cholera, none OF who
IN were fatal, have been reported in the past
= hours Two cases proved fatal in Broo
is lyn.
as New York, July 3.-Ths n. Y. Tribur
wv publishes what it calls an authorized repo
IS of the caucus, in which it reports that Ra
r : mond said when he supported the Philad'
n. phia convention he thought it was to be
of Union convention. lie did not vote on 81
~ resolution condemning this convention whlC
"a. was adopted. Mr.. Hale. of n. Y, voted
~ the negative. Sec'y Weles has written ID
"a. ter to Senator Doohttle, approving the c'
lis for the Philadelphia convention.
ry The statements that have been made
= several metropolitan journals Of lengthy a
- stormy cabinet meetings being held, IN whi
,r. the new freedmen's bureau bill and the OF
,re for a convention in Philsdel phis next Augr
nd were the topics discussed are all untrue. '
or have it from persons high in authority th
no so lar not word has been said in regard
i've the above mentioned suhie in the meetin
at of the cabinet of late. If the president b
son written out veto of the freedmen's bure
am bill, of which there seems to be no doubt,
hiss not yet submitted il 30 his cabinet.
MEMPHIS July IA duel was fought this
es ternoon st the Mississippi line between A.Gre'
I low and 4. II. Taylor, of this city. The lat
~ was killed by the first fire.
-, The.weather is exceedingly hot.