The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-22
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.

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attempts at the life of fellow creature occurred
Il the public streets, Yesterday, between two cob
cred persons One Halleck is found paying too
much attention to the wife OF Mr.. scott, Jealousy
got the husband into threatening the life of his
enemy, they met and mistaken movement by the
husband "a though he would draw his revolver,
results in the man Halleck drawing his and firing
twice taking effect both times, but not severely.
The man Halleck was immediately arrested and |
held for bail in the sum of 3,000 dollars. L
PARIS, March 21.-In the corps lesisiatlf the
foreign policy of the Emperor mas oeeh Endorsed |
by an overwhelming majority.
FLORENCE, March 2l.-The general elections |
| have been held. Gen. Garibaidi was returned |
for three cities. -
Sr. PHrERsBuRe, March 2l.-Hostiities be |
tween Russia and Bockora, have peen tcmporar-
| ~ suspended.
QUEENSTOWN, March 21.-The steamer Tarife
| from New York, arrived to-day.
| LoSpoN, March 21-Evening-Mr. Disreali
| Chancellor ofExchuqertz promises liberal reform
| bill for Ireland.
| VIENNA, March 2l.-Dispatches indicate an
insurrecton against the authority of the sublime
porte is rapidly spreading thorough Thessleg.
New York. March 22-The n. Y. Her
AIDS Charleston, S. c., special says:
| mass meeting of the citizens irrespec-
tive. of color was held there last night
There were only about so white people pres
ont. Judge Moore, a white man, presided,
and q negro acted as secretary. The meet
ing was decidedly radical. Resolutions
claiming the suffrage and right to hold Office
for the colored men, opposing large land
| monopolies and calling for revision of the
| state code and reorganization OF the courts
were adopted.
Il The y. Y. Times special says;
Gen. Resecranz two weeks ago sent In his
: resignation. Gen. Grant endorsed his re-
3. commentator of acceptance, but before &C
n ton was taken letter was received from
Bishop Rosecranz, the brother OF the gener
a al. ASKING a suspension of action. The New
n York congressional deiegauon nave asked
;. that. in case the resignation is accepted, Gen
Sickles be appointed, brigadier general il
the regular army.
II There is no truth that any influential pres
sure is being brought to bear upon the
, President forthe removal of Collector Smythc
- since the President has no official intorma
ton of any dereliction of duty on the part o
IL that gentleman.
r 1t is believed that congress will adjourn
O. on Monday or Tuesday next.
re The n. Y Herald's special says:
., The impression gains ground here that tn
i example of Gen. Hampton and others /
id Columbia with regard to the freedmen wi
es be very generally followed in the souther
id states. and that much good will grow out {
, this policy to both races.
o. The n Y. Tribune's special says:
re Gen. Steadman, who was nominated 6
by collector of internal revenue for the New y
or leans district of Louisiana, on the 18th, WI
undoubtedly be rejected by the senate
es morrow or next day.
e CHICAGO March ga Desmoines special
A | the ed says:
| ~ IF
av city. on Tuesday evening drank potion OF &C
h. | rosive sublmate, by mistake, and althou
80 | prompt medical relief was had she is now IN
~ | very critical condition.
n Work on the Iowa Central railroad, in Pow
h sheik county, viii commence in a few days.
fo- John Stewartson, of Harrisburg, Fremont
sn was arrested a few days since on a requlsltlon
,se the governor of Illinois, The reason was, he
en- | a wife in Illinois and another in Iowa -.
Wv PEKIN, LII, March 21.-Thomas A. Villa
gas son, who was to be executed here to-morro"
nd the murder of William kahoe, has received a
IN | spite. Three other parties have been arrested
NO | participants in the crime, and they Will Prooa
his have an examination tomorrow
nv | MILWAUKEE,, March 2I-Yesterday a n
az | named James Sch a sailor on board the schoo
ors | Napoleon, which started for Wanisto, fell fr
f | the rigging of the vessel "a distance OF 40 Il
nv | while she of New Amsterdam, striking
i, the deck and sustaining injuries from which
BIO. died in about two hours. He was single IN
on 81 years OF age, ana was tue OulS eofPO''
widowed mother who resides in this city.
,au Napoleon was obliged to put back to this port
the ] account of the severe weather
its New York, March 22.-The police confirms
make arrests of persons who were idsn faHr1
r Day. MBrshal Wall was arrested yesterday
tcrnooB.
A parliamentary meeting of delegates from
various churches and Father Mathew-tempera
societies was held last evening in the bascinen
ST. Peters church, for the purpose of giving
=, preston to their unqualified dissatisfaction at
e., | riots and their censuIe of the rioters.
and Gen. Gleason, the successor of Stephens as
to /. X. made overturns 10 the l. hooel' Jan
four the fenlan brotherhood, yesteruhS' loi uH
feet the two sections. NO action mas y1' 80 -
on his proposition by the senate, which is IN
to sion arranging details for the grand advance
ON Canada in the coming summer.