The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-10
By Telegraph.
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.
Politics In Mississippi.
NO ELECTION TILL PENNSYLVA-
MA AND OHIO HAVE VOTED.
THE LATEST FROM
CUBA.
A DESPERATE CHARACTER
ARRESTED.
Munilicent BequeSts TO Public
Charities.

LONDON, July O. The ministerial crisi,
IN France increases in intensity. The con
shtntional opposition in the Corps Legislati
declare their ulGimatum to be the retiremen,
OF the minister Of state, NJ. Rouher. While
the Emperor desires his retirment, be is re-
Ilctant to dismiss him on account Of his
ability and his devotion to the imperial
government. NJ. Rouhers failure to com.
ply with the wish of the Emperor, and ten.
der bis resignation, is severely criticised.
esterdsy the proprietor of one of the lead
ing journals said TO him: IN. Rouher,
| your time has come, clear out" 81 know
1t, answered M. Rouber, but my wife won't
resign" This is literally true. Madame
fouher objects TO giving up the honors
which she receives at the palace as the wife
OF the chief or the Emperor's ministry.
The Emperor will wait awhile before insist
ing upon the unavoidable resignation until
this little domestic trouble of his minister
can be arranged. The majority of the as
sembly are opposed TO the propositions de.
manded by the members of the left centre,
which are as follows: First, responsible
ministry I'd, autonomy of the legislative
assembly. The Emperor is therefore oblig
ed to tempori2e with the majority whom
he does not wish to openly defy, but the
present dead lock must end in the course of
a week.
WAsnISoToY, July 9.--According to
what is understood to have taken place in
the cabinet to day, the election in Missis.
sippi will probably not occur until the 4th
Tuesday in November, after the elections in
Pennsylvania and Ohio. Nothing definite
transplred regarding the Texas election,
but it is thought the day will be equally
remote.
HAVANA, July o. The government esti.
mates the expenditures for July at two mil.
lions, so far. The government embsrgoed
$40 estates, of which twenty have realized
seventy FIVE thousand for the state. The
rest are in process Of liquidation.
Count Nalmaseds writes that the civil
authority has been re reestablished in the iu.
risdictions Of Manzanila, Bagamo and Jig.
uana, and the travel is now safe
Capt. General de Rodas has granted the
correspondent Of the associated press free
use of the telegraph, allowing him always
to report facts regarding military move.
ments, even when unfavorable to the gov
ernment.
New YoRS, July lO.--Sussn Larveroux,
aged 20 years, was killed last evening in
West Third street, by her daughter in,l law,
Mrs. Deane, in fit of insanity.
SrRINGFIELD, Mass, July l0.--Ihe will
of the late John Clarke Of Northampton
gives $l0,0 coo 40 various charitable institu.
ton; $50 900 to his relatives; $40, 900 to the
Northampton public library: $l20,0 900 to the
4 Nlo ;,n IL. al
JACxsoy, Miss, July 9---A new organ of
the national republican party made its ap.
pearance to day, 1t hoists the name of
Judge Dent for Governor The Sslutstory
says it will be truly national in all its aims,
yielding hearty and unqualified support TO
the administration Of President
Grant and urging strict adherance
TO the reconstruction acts. 1t will sn-
deavor to bring about such wise and rea
sonabe action on the part of the people of
Mississippi as will place them in full ee-
cord with Congress and the nation and will
advocate universal suffrage and universal
amnesty upon the basis OF civil and political
equality to all.
CHICAGO, July l0.-~Mr. Bowen, one of
the proprietors in firm of insurance bro
kers, sbsconded few nights since with a
considerable amount Of founds belonging to |
the firm, and taking with him another mans
wife.
A prominent board Of trad operator is
said to have left the city, leaving a large
amount of unlquidated liabilities behind
him.
A notorious bank robber Joe Brown, one
of the most desperate characters in the
west, who recently escaped from the peni.
teutiary at Joliet, where he was confined for
burglary committed it this city, was arres
ted here last night.
A Denver dispatch saysa great fire is rag
ing in the mountains Immediately surround.
ing Georgetown, Col. 1t is spreading with
fearful rspidity, and will do immense dam
age to the timber.
The United States geological expedition
under DR.. Hogdpn arrived las! evening