The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-25
PORTLAND, Jan. 25.

PORTLAND, Jan. 70.
The steamer Hlbernian from Liverpool Jan lth
via Londonderry 18th, has arrived.
The Domascas from Portland arrived out on the
10Th.
The American from New York arrived out on
the 1lth.
The Cuba from Boston arrived out on the 18th
Cotton opened al decline OF Idal3d but par
TALLY reCOsed and colOsed firmer at a decline
however, of 4ald on American rates of the week
Fifty thousand bales, middling, New OrIeens at
GOD.
Friday sales were 10, 600 bales closing stady.
Breadstuiis irmer.
Provisions STEADY.
Consols Tor money S6EaS7.
5-20's 81 a65.
Erie 56a65l-
Illinois Central 75la76
1t reported that 81 armed fenlans had land.
ed at Sligo and were Immediately arrested:
IL was reported that the Spanish insurgents had
defeated a government column nnder Gen Copce-
ha, but the official dispatches represents the in
surgents TO be discouraged and retreating.
The latest advIces report no change in the stu
alton.
The bullion IN the bank of England had de-
creased 2lS, zoe.
TIE weather IN England has moderated; but
the effects OF the recent gales continue to be ex
hI5itod in disasters TO shppin.
The steamer Worcester, from Baltimore, reach
ed Liverpool IN very crippled state She en-
countered fearful weather in the channel, had her
tore mast carried away and was otherwise dam
aged.
The steamer Palestine which returned to
Queenstown, would go to Liverpool for coal and
repairs.
1t expected she would be able to resume
her voyage IN few days
The chief engineer of the Palestine was report
ed washed overheard al
OWNING to the storm teiegr phing between Liv-
erpool and London was almost entirely suspend
ed.
The commercial and financial MOVIE from In
don is only to Thursday night.
New YORK, Jan. %.
meeting OF the stockholders of the Columbian
Marine Insurance Company was held Yesterday
afternoon at which action, IN regard to the late
suspenion OF that IL stituton was taken. 1t is es
tmated that the company's are sufficient tn
discharge all its liabilities and leave surplus of
over mIlIion of dollars; and 1t WAS unanimously
resolved to int bate measures for resumiup bust
ness with capital not exceeding 81, COO, OC0
fire broke out in the 9th judicial court on the
Sd floor of 934 Broadway.
Damage $4,000. Insured.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The n. Y. Times special says:
General Sherdan's official report SAYS there 10
considerable excitement at Brownsville, but no
danger of serious trouble.
General Wright has been ordered to the bor-
ders to restore order.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.
The Tennessee house of representatives yes-
terday passed the negro testimony bill.
Yeas, Al
Nays, 80.
NEW YoRK, Jan.25.
The N. Y. Tribune's Washington special
says:
The U S consul at Manchester. under date of
Jan'y o. informs the dept of state that the cattle
disease has made frghtful progress.
The cases tor the week ending the date of his
dispatch were 1893, an increase OF I437 upon the
returns OF the previous week,
NEW York, Jan. 25
A meeting ofthe shoemaker protective assoeia-
lion took place in this city last evening, at which
resolutions were adopted IN favor OF repeating on
shoes, as 1t TAILS on comparatively few persons
Tor out OF nearly nine thousand workmen in this
city, 1t is said that only hundred and twenty pay
the tax.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.
The house removed the coDsid Grafton of the
suffrage amendment.
Eidridge, of Wis, opposed it, giving, among
otter reasons for dong SO, that certain states
Tilted to be heard were not this floor by their
representatives.
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