The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-21
By Telegraph.
REPoRrED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.

REPORTED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.
New YoRK, June 2l.-The New York
Herald's special says:
Gov. Flanders, of Louisiana, in a recent
speech, denounced the confiscation PROPOSE
ton.
The leading citizens of New Orleans pro-
nounce the charges of speculation against
Collector Kellogg false and malicious.
The New York Times special says
Indictments have been found against w.
James, collector of internal revenue at Rich
mond, for malfeasance in Office.
The New York Tribune's special says:
There is official authority for the statement
that Mr. Seward inclosed in his letter to Ju-
arez copies Of dispatches from Queen Victor
ia and Napoleon 10 the President, asking
the United States government to use its in
fluence with Juarez to preserve the life Of
Macmillan.
Col. Capron, it is generally expected, will
be appointed commissioner OF agriculture.
The New York Herald's special says :
The Impeachment testimony has all been
arranged and will be submitted to the house
in July, without any report accompanying
it.
CINCINNATI, June 2l.--Samuel HulIgens,
one of the murderers of Adam Ross, has
been sentenced to be hanged at Georgetown,
Ohio, July 18th.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-A Desmoines special
of last night says:
Gov. Stone commissioned Major Henry
O'Connor as attorney general of Iowa, 10
fill the vacancy made by the death of Mr..
Bissell, thus testifying his approval of re-
publican nomination.
The delegates have nearly all left for their
homes.
Some of the chief fgurers of democracy
are here making arrangements for their
state convention, which is to be held We'd
nesday, June Goth. 1t is thought that Rich
ards, of Dubuque, will be their candidate
for governor.
The New York Heralds New Orleans
correspondence says:
Minister Campbell left for Washington to.
day.
General Sheridan telegraphed to General
| Grant yesterday that the last returns make
the number of registered voters in Louisiana,
S7,4S8. There will be large numbe,
of whites entitled to registry who will de-
cline on account of objections to the militia
~ bin.
The New York Tribune's Washington
special says /:
The government is informed by the Unit
ed States consul at Vera Cruz and Comman'
der Leroy, of the Tullahoma, that when
Santa Anna arrived there in the Virginia he
announced, with considerable flourish, that
he came there by the desire and at the re.
quest of Juarez and Macmillan and backed
and supported by the United States govern
| ment, to take control of the Mexican govern.
| ment. These facts were Immediately made
known to the United States consul and com
mander Leroy, who, believing Santa Anna S
| statement to be false, came together and
| consulted as, to the course to be pursued
| Commander Leroy at once repaired on
| board the Virginia and informed Santa An
ma that he and his suite must come on board
! the United States vessel Tullahoma and
spend the night. it then being nearly dark
| They were then conducted to the Tullahoma
and kept there that night. On the following
| morning, early, Commander Leroy had San
| ia Anna and his party again placed on
| board the steamer Virginia, with her Mexl
| can passengers, and was conducted by the
| Tullahama twenty miles out to sea and there
set at liberty, with instructions to Santa An
| ma not to appear again in that country.
| ANNAPOLIS, j Gne 2l.-Gov. Swami and Other
| officials of Mary land met the party and went to
| Baltimore with them. An invitation of the con
sttutional conve milton to visit Annapolis on hi
return was presented to the President. He sale
| he would comply if practicable.
| BALTIMORE, june 2l.-The party were receiy
ed here with enthusiasm by large collection o
citizens.
| WASHINGTON June 2l.-Marquis 0ttenburg a
| counsel at Mexico city has beeu appointed min
| lister to Mexico vice Campbell resigned.
| The President party received at the Rail
road depot by the Night templers who acted a
| an escort. Train left at Z As.