The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09
By Telegraph.


ed AePOxf4D ROE TN DAHL AR1us. ~
Nv Yo.s. Marvh "a letter froa- Genera
ueares H. Ikpmas is pubksh<f >aedIsnine the
rcrnisation Il president, proposed BY the Unich
men in Tennessee. He says, ~ he IL nothing but
Nson1isfshe can best serve his country in that ca
pacity.
The New York Times special says:
delegation of prominent Nirginians are in
Washington for an interview with the President
and attorney general and to obtain from the lat
ter a decisios AUTHORIZING The military command
ants to appoint the judges Of election Of delegates
to the convention provided for under the recon
judge Ould. who denounced in the virginia
state ssssts IT, propositisa to can a. esnveStion
and an It's supporters traitors to the south is
one of the delegation. The proposition having
been passed, notwithstanding his opposition, this
delegations seek to get controi Of the appointment
Of judges of the election, 20 Is to influence the
Senator WiIsms bin now before the senate,
will probably pass at once and thus settle the
question IS to who shall control the preliminary
The, rejection Of military commandants for TIN
l southern states has not yet been made Il is nes
| true that General Grant has recommended Geper-
ais Sheridan and Sickles, and others. Gcneral
Sickles is not eligible rs his rank in the regular
army is colonel. ~ -, .-rf-i- Eaa $50
| The senate is disposed to remain in session for
the ten days in which the President Is required 10
consider the tenure Of Office law and send in his
nominations, and then adjourn till October or De-
/ cember. -f.-5- 49, Is. -z..,
The New York Times special says:
General Fullerton, new postmaster at st. Louis,
| Mo-, who has been lodging the subponas of the
judiciary committec in the impeachment matter
for about a month, is to be brought to Washing
ton by m officer.
The New York Tribune's special says, q
The President yesterday returned to the senate
Il IA Co.. v.x.,.
II was not rejested, but laid on the table, His
friends assert that he can be confirmed.
The name Of General Bartlett, as minister to
Stockholm, was also sent in. Senator Sumner
| win oppose his confirmation.
The New York Worlds special says:
| At the senatorial caucus, last evening. il was
agreed to continue in session until the President
had put into effect the military reconstruction law
and then adjourn.
The New York Hsrald's Dublin correspondent,
of Feb'y ed says:
The greatest precautions to guard against any
attempt at an outbreak in Dublin are still kept
up. The soldiers scarcely let out of the bar
racks. and not at all daring the night. "a
Meetings of the privy council are held almost
daily, presided over by the lord lieutenant and
daily reports of the state of the country sub
| mitted to them.
| New ORLEANS, March S.-Gov. Wells has is
| sued proclamation setting forth that,
"WHERExs, congress has passed an act for the
more efficient government of the rebel states
which act is now q law,
'Now, therefore, /, J. Madison Wells, governor
of the state of Louisiana, do hereby declare said
act to be in force in said state All elections held
from and after this date, either by state municip.
al or parishial authority, except in strict confor
nifty to section sixth of said act of congress, will
be void and of no effect. All persons elected te
Office must be able to qualify under said law be-
fore they shall be allowed to enter upon the dutie,
of the same" tE lst-~ .EEs yea ~ 80
4 CHICAGO, March 9.--The pardoning of Mollis
Trussen is already having its fruits. Last nigh
| about IL o'clock q young man was stabbed to the
heart by q prostitute in sudden fit of spleen. A:
| the keeper of the house in which the murder wa.
done remarked last night to one of the police Off
GERS, since Molie got off the girls all think the.
| are quite secure 1t is even SO. Women of tn
class alluded to longer seek to CRAFTY their an
ger by mere abusive language or even scratching
| the eyes out. They carry concealed weapons
, daggers and pistols, and woe be to the man VIII
arouses their anger.
PER ATLANTIC CABLE.
| LONDON, March T-noon.-Several Irish an
| English papers are received and publish procla
| nation purporting to come from the goyernmer
of the Irish republic. 1t declares that, after age
of outrage and vain appeals 10 reason and justic,
they have at last resolved to appeal TO TO II
cover the land from serfdom and establish a na
tional union for public safety and political FIRE,
dom, and bring about the consequent separation
,, church and state. and they appeal TO republican
. ism throughout the world for sympathy and SUI
. | port, @Ff @.s &+t-F
DUBLIN, March S.--A heavy STERN prevailed i
this vicinity night before last Large auantitis
Of snow fell, aad il is said the, Insurgents VIII
took refuge in the mountains Are suffering .
1 verely from cold and exposure.
Donahue, leader Of the fenians nj the fight
Tallaght has since died. and tArs- Of his ~e"'r"'
= ofns are also dead a -+, -
A police constable has been killed by the fen
ans in Cork.
The rails on the road running into Watcrfol
| are torn up.
Large quantities of ammunition and materia
for producing greek FIRE have been discovered Al
seized by the soldiers and police IN various par
Dispatches received during the day from Dul
lin and Cork give the following particulars Of Il
2 last outbreak in Ireland:
r A fight took place On Tuesday night at TaIlagh
o about miles south of Dublin, between armed p
lice and q large boey e fen ans. One of the la
| ter was killed and ) wounded. The police cal
| turcd so prisoners and 8 loads of ammunition
Thessnain body of the fenians engaged in Il
fight retrcated to the hills north Of Dublin.
The police station at kiIlman, 10 miles south
| Limerick, in the county of Munster, was attack.
| by zee fenisns, who were repulsed. leaving ,
their number dead on the field and losing IA pri
| onera. 80 e--s $50 ssss
The barracks ut Drogmar, county of Down,
the rorth, has, been fired by an incendiary a,
destroyed 80 z. = s- AsSis.,
Reports from Dublin state that the fenians a
pear well supplied with rations and seem to ha
risen in al parts of Ireland. They attacked I
- coast guard stationed at Killegah, and took aw,
their arms. os!-s '''G5u eff- .
/ The excits,nent in Tipperary is intense.
| eDrBtfs, March 7.-Th irteen prisoners in
were taken at Limerick. = 81 @EI-,
AN is quiet IN this city to-day, and repor
from Cork, Limerick and Waterford represent
apparent signs Of disturbances there.
LoNDos, March D, eEening.-Lord Derby sta
| ed, this evening, that railway trains are aga
ct | running between Dublin and Cork. ls
Noon -Troeps are being rapidly dispatched
| Ireland from all available points. Is 4
Acknowledgements from Dublin, Cork n
| other parts of ireland, received during the for
, noon and afternoon, give the following intel
gence: go .-s 81
IL A. body of fenians, fifteen hundred strong, q
n' reported threatening the town of Tipperary.
The troops. had battle with the rebeiF ne
Killamone county limerick, and defeating the
;. killed one Nesnded several and took thirty prise
~ ere, among the lstter xss q 5enian. Gen. Low
force of rebels 800 strong was also beaten
soldiers at ClonlneL several of the former W,
killed. eighteen prisoners taken and quantity
d. arms captured. Tbs fenians stripped the hou
fof guns and other, wespon&s = JIG
Armsd bnmds of men are moving through
counties of C1ef3 Tlqununry and Iisnssick a
have frsquent conflicts With ths p6llpsu-.
ATTENTION. RJJJIDERs