The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-28
ERUPTION OF ETNA,
Fatal Accident al Louisville.
Lynch Law In Kentucky.

LONDON, Sept. 2G.-The Herald's specia
says:
The news reported to day is of an e1cit
ing and even alarming nature. Popular
dlsaffectlon and dlsloyalty to the existing
government prevail very generally through
out the nation, aud both have again been
expressed in the shape of an armed counter
revolution.
There was al insurrectonsry demoustra
tion made by the volunteer troops in BARGE.
Iona last night. 1t was occasioned by the
receipt Of the government order command
ing the volunteers to disarm, and an at.
tempt on the part of the local authorities to
| enforce it.
The fact that the volunteers Of Tsrragons,
who had refused TO disarm previously, were
suffering imprisonment for the offence,
was made the cause for additional excite.
ment
In short time FIVE barrcades, one built
by the public csrtmen, were thrown up
The cartmon's bsrricade WAS assaulted by
the regular troops, and carried by bayonet
charge, after very desperate resistance on
the part of its defenders, and a heavy loss
Of life.
During the engagement the insurgents
had twenty-four men killed, large number
wounded, and seventy of their most active
brethren were made prisoners
The troops had two commissioned officers
killed, and several soldiers we're wounded.
Order was subsequently restored.
PARIS, Sept. 27.--Reports from Rome say
Hyacinth's case will be submitted to canon.
ical investgation-probably resulting in ex.
communication.
FLORENCE, Sept 27.-Mount Etna is in
state of violent eruption, and streams of
lava are pouring from its crater
CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.--On the 22d inst,
seventy mounted men rode into Lancaster,
Garrard county, KY, took a colored man
from the Jail and hung him. The same
regulators, a few nights before, cowhided
Walter B. Sutton and Mr.. Hutchison, and
ordered them to leave the country.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 27.--Jack Sullivan and
another laborer were moving a heavy stone
to day, at pier H. and were knocked off the
platform by the stone swinging around too
far. Sullivan was drowned.
Mrs. Lucy Morehead, the new post mis-
tress, has assumed her duties.
DUBUQUE Sept. 27.--Tbe fall meeting of
the Key City Horse Association commences
in this city October 18Th, and contin-
ues three days. Very liberal premiums are
offered
BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.-Samuel Barton,
farmer living in Baltimore county, was
found at his house on Saturday, nearly de.
capitated. His son.in-law, Wm. Brown, of
Terre Haute, Indiana, is suspected.
ST. CATHARINes, Canada, Sept 27.-
John D. Culver, broker, has absconded with
$25,OOO.
ST.. JOHNS, Sept. 27.-The artic expedi.
ton of DR.. Hayes and Bradford, the artist,
has returned after successful voyage.
HAVANA, Sept. 27.-The telegram re.
porting the surrender OF General Jordan,
to the Spaniards On the paymen. of certai
sums, sent on Saturday, was based upon
official dispatches. 1t is reported that other
insurgents in strong positions are treating
with the Spanish authorities, which is i'm.
portant if trye.
CoSsTAxTlSoPLE. Sept. 27.-The semi
official Tulquie abuses the Viceroy OF Egypt
for resisting the terms of arrangement in
the Sultans second letter and for Offering to
submit to the arbitation Of the great powers.
The editorial recommends the dismissal of
Isneal Pasha from the Viceroyality and the
appointment of Muatapha BAIL Pasha.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 90 The Secretary of
the Treasury has authorized the Assistant
Sub Treasurer at New York to sell one mill
ion dollars of gold each Tuesday and Friday
till November ls,, commencing Tuesday
next; also to purchase two million of bonds
each Wednesday, till November lst, These
sales and purchases are in addition to the
sales and purchases on account OF the sink
ing fund, which will be continued without
change of the existing mcde
The time for the election in Mississippi
has been extended one day: !, will commence
on Wednesday, December lst.
Gen. Steedman, ex collector Of revenue at
New Orleans, is accused of having pocke,ed
100000
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Ths Gold Ex.
change bank has declared its intention Of
settling all claims on last Fridays transac.
tions at 10 o'clock tomorrow. In making
up its statements, the bank to-day threw out
of consideration the parties who failed 70
effect their clearauces, and those who fail to
do so BY half past ten to morrow morning,
will not in the future be allowed to have any
| transaction with the bank.
DR.. Albert 7. Simmons, who alledgen cruel