The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-02
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NEr YoEx, Nov. 90 TIE New York
Heraid's special ofoctobsr 30th says:
Garibaldis camp is as Castle 9uibilots,
1--WE miles distant irem Rome. wedpssdAy
morning he had under his command y, 600
soldiers. The men are all well armed and
have plenty of provisions. The general has
no artillery, except two brass guns, taken
from the Papal forces during the fight at
Monte Rondo. They have no tents, and
there is very little discipline The rear is
unguarded.' Garibaldl's headquarters are
in full sight of Rome.
- The soldiers of the Pope, who have been
gradually and steadily failing back for some
days past, have retreated within the line of
the Notifications of the city. Before retir
ing from the field they burned all the bridg-
ees over the river. EaFa Eg6Aks al
The Roman peasants residing in the
neighborhood. of. the contending forces take
no siuterest-at least evince none-in the
the progress of affairs. They are engaged
at their plough and tending their fiocks just
as usual Garibaldi's men don't interfere
with them. ss+fs III +-.h
Eight men of the Garibaldian army art
to be shot tomorrow by sentence OF court
martial, hrving been convicted of thieving
at Monte Rondo. IS
The officers are very enthusiastic IN their
hopes as to the result of the movement on
Rome; bnt the weather is very cold during
the nights, and this lessons their patriotism
and endurance not little. Recruits come
in at an average of 80 daily. Arms and
provisions are had In large quantities from
the province of Pierre. There has been no
actual engagement since the fights of Ficter-
ba and Wanterando.
The New York Tribunes Washington
special says a8sss "a.
John Minor Bolts takes Respondent view
of the political situation in Virginia, and
| thinks the whites disposed to prescribe the
blacks for voting for the convention while
the blacks are organizing for the purpose OF
| refusing to work for such whites, when labor
is needed,
The New York Times Washington spe-
.cial says: ~
Secretary Stanton fixed upon Nov lst as
| the time when southern railroads should pay
| the indebtedness. az
Application has been made to Gen. Grant
| to extend the time, and he has decided that
no more extensions shall be granted. %
| General Howard, of the freedmen's bu-
reau, has laid his report before the secretary
/ of war. 1t is very long and contains highly
important as wei as interesting information
| It recommends that the bureau be discon
| tinued, as a separate institution, in July
| next, when the law expires. siE
| The New York Worlds Washington spe
| cial SAYS: va-aw gss ss.s sai Is. co. sisisaE.
Dist. Attorney Chandler, of Virginia, was
4 in town, to day, looking into matters IN con
/ nection with JEFF Davis's trial. The latter's
counsel have as vet made no reply to the
letter regarding the arrangements made by
| the government, The case viii be called a
| the session of the court this mouth, but there
| is room to doubt if the atrial is commenced
The treasury commenced TO pay out to
cay, SIS, 100000 of the gold interest on the
| 500 bonds, and a large crowd visited the
department TO draw it on realized bonds.
| Providence, Nov. Weston, the pedes
| trian, reached this city at 9 o'clock las
igeyeninp The crowd vas so great that The
| police had to open passage for him through
| the streets. He stopped at the City Hote
fifteen minutes and then proceeded.
1 In response to the cheers Of the crowd he
Esaid he had walked 80 Of the hundred rnae'
! Is be done IN twenty-four hours and was Il
| minutes ahead of timer He was in excellen
spirits. Y 81 EGs E%s-4 llE4aE
! CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Seven cottages OF
Claiborne Avenue, in the western suburbs D
this city, were DESTROYED by fire, yesterday
afternoon. Loss over s., 000-partially IN
| sured.
| r The two men who manned o boat In urs
sday evening, 20 rescue the mate Of the Clip
per CITY, who had fallen overheard and wht
| were supposed, with him, to have beer
drowned, were driven on shore, Friday morn
ing. a few miles 3nerth of the city, in an ex
hausted condition. ..ae
I OlYEY, It'll, Nov. 2.-John keanger ha
been sentenced to the penitentiary for life
for the murder of I. Smith, in this city, las
March.
ToRoxro. Canada, Oct. 2.--Hon. ano
right Rev. John Strathon, Bishop of th'
church of England, died Yesterday morning
Aged SO years. p
/ KINGSTON: Canada, Oct 1.-The trial o
the Driscoll, nurderers terminated yesterday
| Sake Allen was sentenced to be hanged oil
18th of December. His accomplies, Gien
well, Howard and Whallen, were respective
ly sentenced to 10, 9 and years in the per
| New YORK, Nov. 2.-The \. Y. Herald
New Orleans special says; rl
The removal of Ex-Rebel Gen. Hayes
this afternoon, and the appointment of Elk
Marshall Builitt, a personal friend of MI
| Lincoln, as. sheriff, has created intense excit
ment here.
The n Y. Herald,s Washington specia
saysit is now well known that the negroes il
theesouth are organizing and arIning for sem
purpose which is not peaceful aud it is ais
known that some of the district commander
permit them to arm and have furnished then
with equipments. President johnson ha
referred the facts in these cases to the head @
war department and it is probable that h
will increase the military force in the south
Two hundred and thrifty seven negroes re
ported to the freedmens bureau in Richmon'
as having been discharged by their Employer
for voting the radical ticket.
Gen. Schofield disclaims being candidate
for United States senator from Virginia
or governor of that state, or any politica
office preferring the military service.
New York, Nov. 1.-The fire las
evening at 400 Broadway, damaged stoel
for Kutz Werner 4 Bros. cap msnufactul
ers I'd story, goods insured. The building bu
slightly, damaged.
The official returns show 6l,606 voter
registered in this city yesterday. Tota
number of voters registered are log, 27O, t
registration last year 1892 Registration
closes this evening.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Consols "a.
Bonds 7OB. Il.
Illinois 81. ac-
| Erie AZ.
m-Ronds II 2w9O1