The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05
By Telegraph.


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sfsoNDoN, Oct. "A report reached here
to-dax The Authenticity Of which has not yet
been 1ully established, that King Victor EN-
manuel has made an appeal to the great
povere-of Europe against the provisions of
the September treaty, which bound the ltal-
ian government to prevent any infraction of
the temporal Dominion of the pope.
EvE.-The following particulars of the re-
cent movements of General Garibaldi have
been received from Italy:
While in prison at Alexendria, Garibaldi
persistently refused to give his parole not to
engage in anyshostile enterprise against the
papal states. Iu the meanwhile, the Italian
government, hoping to allay the popular ex.
citement caused by his arrest gave orders
for the traAsfer of the prisenefe toAks home
/ at Caprera, without insisting on his parole.
The general was, according taken 70 the
Island, where he was apparently set at liber,
ty. Soon after his arrival he suddenly dis
appeared from the Island and succeeded in
reaching the main land. But his movements
had been, carefully watched, and he was
again arrested and sent back to Caprera,
where he now remains under guard-a pris-
oner in his own home. az STA
New York, Oct 5.-The following are
The directors Of the Union Pacifc c railroad
company, on the part of livestock holders, for
the ensuing year: T. c. Durant, New York
C. l.. Bushnell, Connecticut; JohnsJ. Cisco.
New York Fl. S. McComb, Delaware
Oliver Ames, Massachusetts John DAFT
| Mass. Josiah Bardwel, Massachusetts,
Sydney Dillon, New York VIM. Fl. Mocey,
New York John L. Tracy, Ill 4. Cook
Iowa John Bailey, Massachusetts VIM
L. Gedden,, Ma ssaehusetts u L. Gordon Dex
ter, Massachusetts Benz. E. Bates, Massa
chusetts. The remaining FIVE directors, on
| the part of the government, will he appoint
| ed BY the President Of the United States.
The New York Herald's Montreal special
/ says: la@s. fea-ef. g~"sgE
A great fire is raging in the town of St
John, near Rouse's Point 1t is reported
that half of the town is destroyed. The au
thorites of St. Johns have telegraphed here
for engines and fremen, which have been
promptly sent by special train.
Narcisse Conlon, defaulter from the mer
chantiie house of Lebulloo & Co., Rio Janer-
10, to the amount of $4,000, has been ar
| rested in New Orleans.
The New York Tribune's Washington
special saws ~
Gen. Butler intends introducing bill in
| congress embracing his recently expressed
financial views. =1"4@ 81, t'
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-A notorious forger
named II. c. Ware, whose bold exploits are
| familiar from Iowa TO Texas, was arrested
in this city yesterday. He has victims in
tDesmoines, Oskaloosa, Ottumwa, Centre
vile, Quincy, Springfield, No., Galveston
and many other places. saa7s =t7 --
The Detroit base ball club meets the Elk.
celsiors, of this city, in a match game, in
Dexter Park, this p. m. ~-
The editorial excursion party to the Rocky
| Mountains will leave this city at o'clock
on Monday, instead of 3 as previously an
nounced.
ST. Louis, Oct. 5.-The foundry and ma
chine shop, of Rison, Ellison & Co, on Main
street, was burned Yesterday. Loss $50, 00C
Entries for the fair to open here Monday
next, continue unpreceedently numerous
Present indications are, thatit will be the
| largest fair ever held in the west.
Two steamboats, have been engaged "a
| CONVEY stock from the i'll. state fair.
Two despefaaoes named Charles Johnson
| and Geo. Craig, were forcibly taken from
| officers by citizens of Ellsworth, Kansas, and
hung Thursday hight. ~ F~@ 'aSA 9
Gen. Sherman has gone to Washington
The citizens Of Chicago hold a meeting
this evening, in the interest of Gen. Sheri-
| dams reception.
A. box named Balsby, in jumping. from
the. freight tram on the Galena di vision o.
| Chicago, 4 North western. r. r. yesterday
| morning. fell under the carsSand was killed
| The dwelling of Mr.. Fisher, of Lewiston
Minnesota, about Is miles from Winona. wa
burned Thursday nigh. His sister-in.law
1 fb,rx.1 MAN nd IN
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BALTIMORE. Oct Sat the Republicans
Econvention last night, Gen. Andrew NJ. Ken
BISON was unanimously nominated for mayor
l New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-The yellow fever
| interments for the last "a hours ending this
| A. NJ. were rs, an increase of 70 over the
| previous day.
LONDON, Oct. 4-The dispatch from
| Alexandria, Egypt, announces the arrival o.
the steamer Quaker City, with the American
| Excursion party on board. All well. Capt
Duncan telegraphs that the Quaker City viii
| leave Alexandra on the 9TH inst, and after
| stopping at one or two points in the Medeteran
| ian viii reach Gibralter before the 27th o.
fOctober when it will sail direct for home.
I CINcINSATI.-Thec candle factoty of W
II. Woods & Co., was entirely destroyed by
| fire this forenoon. Loss about 100000
Insured for $4,000.
/ MILWAUKEE, Oct 5.-The Hon. C. c
Shales,- one of Wisconsin's nob1est pioneer:
and for many years president of the NJ w
Telegraph Company died at Kenosha at
p. M, today Of typhoid fever. - - -" s.
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.--The Times specia
| says:
| Gen. Grant contradiets the statement tina
that he had said if he was Nominated h
would run for president.
Private dispatches state that Alabams
has voted for the convention instead o
4 apaiBsf as was stated x. * -.s- . r.-. q