The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-01

Reported for ths Daily Arqss.

NEW YoRK, March 1.-The steamship Eagle
from Havana Path has arrived.
The French steamer Louisiana had brought Vera
Cruz dates of the I4th, and City of MEXICO of the
10Th.
Three thousand Juarzists are reported defeated |
in Mychoean. Many were killed; $50 captured |
and the rest dispersed. |
Two hundred and sixty gusrr1lls were dispersed |
at Sequelern Grande with loss OF 40 killed and
wounded.
Pedro Martinez was defeated IN an attack ON
two squadrons of the emPeror's regiments on its
way to Soltillo.
Six hundred insurgents were defeated in Sanora
with loss of 100 killed and wounded, $50 mus
kets, sc.
canto with 400 men suffered severely in Tocam-
baro.
Mychocan lost several killed and wounded, and
"a prisoners.
These successes are all reported on Imperial au-
thority.
Guaduloupe statistics to January LIST show 100
deaths from cholera. Advices to the 18th say
the pest 10 decreasing, but made its appearance in
| Dominica.
| Two American steamers at St. Thomas
| and five were expected.
News from Hayti says Geffrard is making sx-
| cursions stopping at all the ports in new war
| steamer.
| The cholera appeared at Havana and sort of
| cattle disease appeared at Syria Meora. large
number of oxen died within "a hours.
Tbs smallpox is increasing at Regla.
| Three escaped convlcts from Tortugas were
picked up in a small boat at A negro nam
ed jeff Berry; the whites named Adicsr and
Swanton. The names, however, are supposed to
be false. They were returned to Key West. 1t
| was at first reported that one of the whites was
Spangler. The whites intended to sell their COM
rade.
The New York Times's Washington special
of his morning says:
The city has been thick with rumors during the
past few days of decided differences between the
president and Sec'y Stanton. There is the highest
authority for stating that MrStanton fully approves
of the presidents action, and it is also that
the entire cabinet a unit on the same O. sstion.
| The president is fully sustained by his cabinet.
The New York Times publishes the full speech
OF Judge M +. Conway, formerly representative
in congress, from Kansas, delivered in Richmond
Va, last evening, at the ratification meeting. He
reviews and sustains the presidents policy and
| censures the radicals.
NEW ORLEANS Feb'y 2s.-Cotton sales to-day
| 3, 200 bales.
Low midding 42ia43.
Middliug I5a46.
| Lard firm.
More strength in provisions in consequence OF
the light receipts; prices leaning to outside fig
ures.
Sugar fair l4taI5.
| Molasses, prize choice 90a92l.
Gold opened 1858, and closed the same.
New York treights 7.
| Liverpool :.
The New Y ork Herad's Fortress Monroe cor
respondent says:
Jeff DAVIS pretended to be surprised that the
Vessels III the naroor on the ndtlOnaI ea-
lutte being fred on Washington's birth day fred
again Tor each of the states including the lately
beliIous ones.
The rebel ex-cheftaln's health remains good
and at times he converses freely and in an enter
tanning manner, on all kinds of subjects
The surveillance of vessels arriving in Hampton
Roads is still continued to prevent any chance of
Jeffss release by his friends.
The New York Tribune's Washington special
says:
The Star of last evening says Mr.. Jpmss. G..
| Swisshelm was dismissed from her position as
clerk in the quarter master generals office, on
| Monday, by the quarter masler general, with the
approval OF the secretary OF war, for dsrepectful
| language against the president of the United
States IN the Saturdays edition of the newspaper
which she edits-the Reconstructonist. THIS is
the second dismissal from that office for hostility
| to the government. short time ago Mr.. S.
Lathrop wac discharged for utterances disrepect-
| full wards the president.