The evening Argus., 1869-09-11
Rebellion in New Zealand
Big Pigeon Match at Chicago.
Death of John Bell.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Spanish News.

and start ives. today. They will probably set
tie final junction for the two roads before
returning.
Various delegates Of the United State,
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows united a
Omaha yesterday, and had a reception anc
banquet rendered them by the Omaha
Lodges. The affair was very brilliant
Over two hundred delegates were in attend
ence from the various states represented.
The State Fair at Lawrence lie, thus far
decided success. The entries Of stocA
are numerous, and the display one Of great
credit.
ARMAGH, IRELAND, Sept. To- Armagh
Synod was opened to day by the private pre-
siding Bishop. Invitation to meet the Dub
| lin Synod was accepted,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. l0.-The boun
dary question between Turkey and Persis
has been arranged; formal affiliations will be
exchanged by the two governments as soon
as possible.
MADRID, Sept. "a slight disturbance
occurred in the city, owing to the removal ot
the volunteers from the position they have
held since the revolution. Several Of tbs
volunteers were wounded.
The disturbances have been quelled. The
| city and country are now tranquil.
The proposition for continuing the regency
Of Marshal Serrano for three years longer is
gaining ground.
BosroX, Sept. l0--lt is reported that the
paying teller Of the North National Bank ,ot
this city, is deiaulter to the amount OF
100000 to $4,000.
It is reported the Khedive Of Egypt has
submitted TO the Sultan on all points except
in the matter of budget loans. The
great powers of Europe will bring a
strong pressure to bear on the Sublime
Porte against pushing matters to extremi
ties.
Lamberts polar expedition is unable to
start for want Of funds.
KEoKUK, Sept. l0.-Arangementsf for the
coming State Fair commencing here Sept
IA, are on more extensive scale than ever
before. There has been nearly $20, 600 ex'
pended on grounds and buildings for its sc'
commodation and from the large number OF
| entries already made, the indications are
that it will be beyond doubt the largest
and finest display of any ever held in the
west.
OMAHA, Sept. l0.-The Odd Fellows ex.
cursion Of 200 left this morning for San
Francisco.
A series Of highway robberies have been
perpetrated lately between Salt Lake and
Helena, Montana. Some 1000 were to
ken from the coach and passengers about
week ago. The robbers were followed, and
one Of them killed, and one badly wounded.
A portion Of the treasure was recovered.
One Of the pursuers was wounded.
BosToN, Sept. lo.-The great organ in
the Coliseum is almost total wreck. The
Herald says it has just been sold to parties
in Chicago for $4,000.
QUINCY, H., Sept. i0.-The Democratic
County Convention at Camp Point yesterday
nominated the following ticket: Delegates
to the Constitutional Convention, o. H.
Browning and o. G. Skinner. Some obJec'
tions were made to Browning, as none otthe
delegates could vouch with certainty as to
his Democracy, but they concluded to chance
it. f. B. Barker, Judge; Jas. Lowe, Clerk;
Wm. Fletcher, Treasurer; John Ii. Black,
School Superintendent; B. 7. Chatten, Sur
veyor
LONDON, Sept. l0.-Arrangements have
been made to repeat the Boston Jubilee at
| the Crystal Palace at Sydenham.
Australian advices state that the rebellion
in New Zealand is increasing, and creating
great alarm among the people
The cereal crops of Russia are good, ex.
cept the northern provinces, where the yield
| is only half an average.
PARrs, Sept lO.---The official papers say
the Emperor has entirely recovered.
Riotous demonstrations at Madrid are re-
ported, but with no particulars.
CHICAGO, Sept. l0.-The pigeon shooting
match, $1,000 side, between King, Of
Springfield, and Bogardus, of Chicago, fifty
double and fifty single birds each, came Oh
Yesterday at Dexter Park. Bogardus killed
all his single birds and King killed forty
one, when time was called for double birds
shooting. King insisted on postponing fur
ther shooting, which was finally done;
Charles II. Wright, city editor of the Chr
cago Times, died this morning very suddenly
at his residence in this city, Of heart disease;
He returned on Wednesday from trip shro
the Lake Superior region appearing IN gooo
health. He was at his post Of duty until IL
o'clock last night, and retired in his usual
health. While dressing this morning he
complained of pain in bis breast. and tell
upon the floor and expired almost instantly,
Mr.. Wright had been for ten years connected
with the press of this city, and was uniVers
ally esteemed by his associates.
| PORTLAND, Ne, Sept. lO.-Gen. Geo b.
Mcclellan received quite an ovation TO-DAY
An immense crowd was presented 10 nim'
He visited the Catholic Cathedral with Mayer
Palman and was received by Bishop Bacon
and the clergy. He declined serenadf
rendered him, not wishing any personal
. demonstration when the city was in mourn
! ing for an honored statesman. lie visited
the Fair Grounds this afternoon, guest o
members Of the press, and was escorted
l. back bv Mechanic Blues.
q SANTA FE, N. NJ, Sept. lO.--The whol
t Republican ticket was elected in Santa F
= county, average majority %. Sufficient n
\ turns are received to show that Cheave
r Republican, is elected delegate to Coz
e gress.
A general court martial convened here I
: day for the trial OF number Of importal
: cases. About ninety officers present.
II NASHVILLE, Sept. l0.--Hen. John Be
!. died TO-DAY a. hi. residence at Cumberlar
Iron Works. BE las been cophned 10 b