The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-22
By Telegraph.
nrronrrD FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.

New YORK, Oct. 2l.-The Herald's cable
dispatch says: The French minister assured
the Pope of the aid of France; also that the
French feet and troops had left Toulon for
Rome; also that it was rumored Garibaldi
had escaped from Caprera and is in Italy.
The Herald's special says: Numerous
| ward meetings in fsvor Of the Grant move
| ment were held at Philadelphia last night.
At one Of them Judge Kelly made speech,
fully indorsing the proposed nomination and
asserting that Gen. Grant, politically, was in
full accord with congress.
Postmaster General Randall has written
| letter strongly endorsing President John
son. Another member of the cabinet, &C
cused of opposition to the President will
/ soon write a similar letter.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-The government
commissioners yesterday accepted another
section of the Kansas Pacific railroad, ex-
tending to Hayes City, to which point pas
sengers and freight trains are now running.
The road is graded some forty miles beyond
Fort Hayes and the iron being rapidly laid.
DUBLIN, Oct. 2l.-The trials of General
Vogle, Colonel Warren, and others, promi.
nent state prisoners, implicated in the fenian
conspiracy. will commence on the 10Th Of
November before the special commissioners.
1t is said the United States government will
provide for the defence of Vogle and War
| rem.
| CHICAGO, Oct'22-The sales of Chicago
city lots, recently made by Hon. John
| Wentworth, amount to a trite over $500,
900.
terrible collision occurred last evening
between the westward going Omaha fast
train on the Chicago and Northwestern rail-
road. and the eastward going freight train,
about two miles west of Dixon, Ill. Both
trains were badly wrecked, but providen-
tally no lives were lost. Only six persons
were I'M ured.
| RICHMOND, Oct. 22.--Yesterday after
noon, Hunnicutt, in speech on the Capital
square, denounced northern men here, where
upon one of them said he was damned liar.
At this the negroes attempted to mob the
man, but, instead, caught an inofensive Ger
mar, and were about to kill him, when the
police succeeded in rescuing him, but were
followed to the station house py negroes who
behaved in very disorderly manner, throw.
ing stones, &c.
There is much excitement in regard to the
election.
SAVANNAH, Oct. PA large radical
mass meeting of about 1000 negroes and a
few whites was held last night. 1t WAS ad
|
whites, and Bradley, Sims, and other ne
groes. There was no disturbance until after
the meeting, when there were several coils
ions between country and city negroes
, They were promptly suppressed by the pc
, lice. Few arrests were made
, PERU, III. Oct. 22.-The hardware stor,
! of Eleavitt & Co., was broken into by burg
lers, last night and goods to the amount o
s. 900 wer stolen The thieves are still a
large.
PARIS, Noon Oct 22-The Monitor an
= | nounces that an EXPEDITION to Italy has beer
countermanded. Italy pledges an observ
ance of the treaty.
MEMPHIS, Get 22-There were inter
o ments of yellow fever yesterday among then
e Capt. Breckenridge Blackburn, of Ken
lucky.
: Rain is falling and it is thought frost vii
follow.
Il LIVERPOOL, Oct 2l.-Evening-Th Roya
Bank of Liverpool has suspended payment an
! closed its doors. Liabilities are estimated a
100000 pounds. 1t is thought that the ban
p, will be able to resume business.
lie By CABLE.
FLORENCE Oct. observation-disclosures Rol
Fart addressed a large crowd of people who wer
making demonstrations in favor Of Garibald
70 He declared in the most emphatic manner tbs
Victor Emmanuel would maintain the honor
the nation in the crises through which il wa
Is passing. Garibaldi has issued proclamatio
which adds TO the prevailing excitement. II
exhorts the people Of Italy to persevere in the
patriotic struggle and bids them hope that the Ms
tional honor may vet he redeemed.
PARIS, Oct. 2I.--Mdnight dispatches fro
Toulon state that orders have been receive
- | countermanding the sailing of the feet for Il
" relief of Rome and that the troops were dsimbarl