The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-23
By Telegraph.
FoR THE DALEY ARGUS.

CHICAGO, July 23.-The republican state
convention of Wisconsin is called to meet at
the capital September the 4th.
Wheat yield in Georgia is larger than has
been for many years.
The corn crop is abundant.
The evidence in the impeachment case
will amount to about ], 200 pages OF printed
matter. The committee had one more meet
ing yesterday and adjourned to meet Noyem.
Der the 10th, one week before congress.
1t is predicted that the tobacco crop in
kentucky win not exceed two-thirds of the
| usual yield. -
To meet the demand of the public,
| there will be issued from the treasury de-
partment in a few weeks, an additional frac-
| tional currency note ofthe denomination of 10
cents. Yhe principal embellishments on this
note are an engraved likeness of Gen. Grant
| on the right hand and Lieut.. Gen. Sherman,
| on the left.
There is faction in Washington,of south
| ern secessionists and northern copperheads,
who are endeavoring to get Stanton out, and
also. prevail upon the President who still
| holds the power, to remove Gen. Grant and
| the five department commanders ofthe south.
The President is preparing proclamation
warning all persons in the United States
from Joining in any unlawful expeditions
| against Mexico. ,s aEEE
The N. Y. Tribune's special says:
| There is tolerably good authority for say
| ing that the President will shortly assign
Gen. Sheridan to new command. Shen-
dams successor has not yet been named.
| PARIS, July 22.--The bill aboishing i'm
prisonment for debt, which sometime ago
passed the corps of Legislatures, has finally
passed the senate and is now a law of the
empire.
New YORK, July PA month ago
Rufus Lord, of the celebrated Lord-bo
robbery, received, from an unknown source,
fourteen hundred thousand dollars of the
stolen bonds, sent through the firm of Jas.
G. Kings Sons, from the London bankers
Barring Brothers, who received them from a
London LAWYER, who had received them from
the guilty party. Who that party is remains
a secret with the English lawyer
The yacht squadron will rendezvous fOr
its annual eastward cruise at Glencoye, on
Thursday, August lst. Eighteen entries
have been made.
The New York Herald's Nashville special
SAYS:
The republicans estimate Brownlows ma
jority for governor, over Ethridge, at 20, 600
The New York Heralds Washington spe
cial says:
President johnson is anxious to remove
Mr.. Stanton, secretary OF war.
| New ORLEANS, July 22.-The cotton pros
poets continue dubious, owing to the contin
ued rains. The worm has appeared in som'
districts, and the wet weather prevents tn,
grass from being cleaned up.
Reports say that the corn crop in the up
land districts is more favorable, but al
agree the the prospects for even two-third
-. cropis contingent upon the cessation OF rain
The prospects for grain crops are the hes
ever known, the weather being sultry, wit
4, daily showers.
WASHINGTON July 23.--In view of the com
plicated condition Of political affairs IN Mex
leo and the French-Austrian movement i
the direction of Mexico, these two mission
/ are among the most important; but unde
the tenure of office law the Offices renal
in allegiance, and the President has no al
authority to appoint minister to Austria O
n Mexico auntIl the senate shall again meet an
confirm nominations. - --
}, LONDON, noon, July 23.-Consols 944.
. Erie 46$.
Bonds 724.
Ills. 76S. .F ....-
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-Cotton quiet an
steady. ...+-=
Breadstuffs frmer.
4 KENosHA, Wis, July 23.--H. Robbins,
wealthy farmer of the town of Salem, hun
). himself Iast night in fit Of insanity.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Y esterday afterno
. n party of about 500 Swedish emigrants a
rived in this city by the Michigan Contra
and Pittsburg, IT. Wayne & Chicago raj
roads. They came over in the steamer Cit
of Paris, and are expected to settle in Kno
. and Henry counties.
CREsTLINE, Ohio, July 23.-Noon.-Tt
Silver Palace Excursion train has just a
rived here. After a stop of fifteen minute
and a changing of engines it will procee
One locomotive draws the train, and anotht
follows it. Both are beautifully decorate
with flags and evergreens.
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