The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-14
By Telegraph.
REroRTED FOR THE DA1LY ARGUS.


New York, June l4.-Henry Bundy,
formerly keeper in Sing Sing, last night at
tempted to kill his wife and then killed him
self
1t is stated the loyal league last night
made another attempt to expel Horace Gree
ley, but failed.
The n. Y. Worlds Albany special says:
1t seems that Cole, who killed Hiscox, had
an exciting time on some day previous to
the tragedy, and that his wife's statement
was given under fears for her life. 1t also
appears that before Cole left Syracuse foc
Albany he left communication stating that
he was about to do something to MIR. Hiscox
that would create great excitement, and
asked suppression of public opinion.
Letters from Judge Abel, of New Orleans,
to President johnson and to Gen. Sheridan
are published, in which Judge Abel charges
that nearly the whole series of Sheridan's
acts are Unconstitutional and subersive of
the liberty of the people.
information has been received of the muir
der of G. M. Davis, special postal agent, by
the Indians near the North Platte.
Instructions have been forwarded to Min
lister Campbell to proceed at once to Mexico
and take up his residence near the Juarez
government.
The N. Y. Herald's San Luis Potosi spe-
cial Of the 18th says:
Tomorrow Macmillan, Miramon, Mejia
and CASTILLO may possibly be sentenced to be
shot. Maximillian offered to use his infu-
ence to cause the immediate surrender Of
Mexico and Vera Cruz. In return he asked
the lives and safe conduct out of the country
for himself, his German officers and troops
and Gems Mejia and Castillo. The propos-
antoH bu 4ha
and Meiia were placed in separate cells and
court martials organized to try them. To-
morrow the sentence is expected to be given,
which will, if it is pass ed, undoubtedly be
death.
Notice has been served upon the presi-
dent of the court martial that Macmillan
denies the Jurisdiction of the court on the
grounds of the international law recognized,
he says, by every power in the world but the
United States, and that he can only be tried
by legal congress of nations. What the re-
suit will be no one ventures to predict.
MOBILE, June l4.-Col. j. r. Foster, col
lector OF customs, was arr Aligned for NAL.
feasance and bailed in the sum of $4,000.
MUsCATINE, June 4.-Today's Journal has n
leader, advocating the nomination by the repub-
lican convention ofthe 19he of June, III. 0'Con-
nor for Attorney Gen. to fill unexpired teerm of
Hon. T. Z. Cisell, recently deceased.
Maj. o'Connor is well-known in all parts of
Iowa. He is prominent lawyer, eloquent
speaker and influential fenian, and is person
ally very popular.
BINGHANProN, \. Y.-Weils, Lawrence &
Whitney's saw mill, at Conklin, was burned las t
night, with 900 feet of lumber. Loss $50,008
no insurance.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Senator Wadys party
has arrived and is stopping at the Southern Ho-
tel, where they will partake of grand banquet
at half-past five. Tomorrow they make ex-
cursion over the Iron Mountain railroad to the
iregion of Southeast Missouri.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 1.-THE steamer Last
Chance arrived this A. NJ. She is only nine days
from Fort Benton and brings half a million of
gold dust and a cargo of Buffalo robes and pei
tries. She reports no trouble with the Indians,
either up or down. She met forty-fve steamers
upward bound and passed three coming down.
Observation-Disclosures unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, noon-Corn advanced 37s6d.
Provisions unchanged.
LONDON, p. m, bonds 75a