The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-22
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Sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. 22.-The BorseI
Zeltung says:
TugEc, has aaseated TO the amendment o
certain supulalions OF the treaty of Paris
| The war feeling is ardent throughout the
Russian Empire.
Ignstif returns to Constantinople with
| foil and particular instructions from tht
Imperial Government.
VIENNA, Nov. 22.-The excitemen
concerning the Eastern question, continues
unabated. Official circles are strong in the
belief that the moral support, at least, O.
| the l United States will be thrown in favor o
Russia.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The Post denies thA
! Italy has refused to Join England anc
Austria, in opposition to Russia's preten-
tions.
The Independent Beige expresses fea,
that war is inevitable, ana that ell the gres
powers will have srmies in the field by the
| FIRST OF January.
A writer to the Pail Mall Gazette urgei
an envoy from Great Britain, TO insure
pacific relations with America in the present
| crisis.
1t is reported that Russia has fifty iron
clad monitors at Nikoliaf, drawing less thar
Is feet of water.
The Russian Notifications of Azof have
been greatly strengthened, and are repre-
sente6 SIS being impregnsble.
Tho Levant Herald of the 10Th says il
has reason to believe the Porte has ordered
his military reserves to be called intt
service.
Gen. Igustiff, Russian Ambassador, hA:
arrived at Constshtinople.
Lord Chancellor Hs,herley has formerly
| notified his colleagues in the Cabinet tina
ne will resign bis office, should the govern
nent declare war against Russia.
Bright, Low, Csrdwell and Childers, i
Is believed, will do the same.
This city is full of rumors that Prince
Gortschskoff has informed the Earl Gran
vile OF his willingness to withdraw his note
and that he will submit Russia's claim tt
he decision of Congress.
News from Montevideo to Oct. 18th, hsi
been received. The revolutionary crisis il
Uruguay is continued.
Business at Montevldeo was parslyzec
and the city threatened with attack BY
she Blanco party.
New YORK, Nov. 22-General Butler wa:
n the city yesterday. In conversation he
,vsrred that the state ment published in Ger
ain newspapers about his view on the Ala
oams claims were wholly unauthorized. and
lon't represent his views on that question
de intimsted, however, that he will take
iecided stand on the question, and urge
,ettlement of these claims.
Another sea horror has come to light
On board the ship Old Colony there was q
errible picture of savage brutality BY officers
If the ship to the crew, and consequent
fearful suffering of the latter.
Weston began his task of walking 40(
miles in FIVE DAYS at l2:l5 this morning.
The s. S. City of Port au Prince, which
allied from this port Oct 2lst, for Hayti
and for whose safety fears were entertained
arrived safely at her dock in Brooklyn yes
serdsy morning. On her voyage she ex,
1erienced very boisterous weather. The
,sptsin reports that about midway of his
1 passage be passed "a water logged brig
iame unknown, with masts and spars gone
he bore down to her, but saw no person or
BOARD.
At rat and dog fight at Kit Burns
place last night Bergh, President Of the
society for preventing cruelty to animals
made his appearance, accompanied by g
numb Der of policemen, and arrested thirt,
spectators, including a reporter of ths
Herald, who WAS afterwards released.
SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. 22-The officers
IF the Mormon militia to day were arrested
oy the United States Marshal for srminl
md drilling in violation of the proclamation
IF the late Gov. Shafer, and engaging IL
rebellion against the United States, under
he law of congress Of '62. The defendent'
appeared in the Superior Court and gav'
bail for appearance to morrow morning, to'
Examination.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 22.-The Alabamf
legislature met to day. No quorum of the
,enate being present, it adjourned until to
morrow. The house temporarily organized
and adjourned.
There are many rumors efloat on the sub
iect of the senate not meeting to day, ai
more than o quorum was in the city.
The senate ana house have to count th'
votes cast at the last election. 1t will prob
.bly be done this week, and the new officers
Installed
ST. LOUIS, Nov. pa most horrit
murder of whole family numbering fv,
persons, was committed near Potosi, on thu
iron Mountain Railroad, on Saturday. Tit
particulars, by special dispatch, are al
olows
John Armstrong and Chas. Jolly, miner
working in the vicinity, went to Potosi OIL
saturday to sell mineral They drani
reely while in town, and on their return
aome called at the house of David Sabine
A French Creole residing a half mile nortl
IF Potosi. While there difficulty aros
between Armstrong and Jolly and sIste
Cab, int 4
Juiet the disturbance, when jolly drew
,illing him instantly. Jolly then turned
lpon Mrs. Sabine, who had endeavored u
prevent the killing of her husband. HI
knocked her down with his fist, aud thel
,hos and killed her. Armstrong in TIL
mean time, had procured an axe, with whicl
10 knocked down Mrs. Sabines sister. ant
then completely secvered the heads from al
heir bodies. The two children were als'
murdered. The men then fred the cabin
and burned it to the ground. with the bodie
u it. TIE murderers then fed, and hav
not yet been Captured. But officers and I
arge posse of citizens are in pursuit, AM
their arrest is regarded as certain.
BosroY, Nov. l2.-Albert NJ. Simpson,
resident OF maiuoh, was kiiieo so-uoJ noc
that place while crossing the railroad track
| Mrs. julia Ward Howe and 40 other
publish q card approving the plan of
worlds Congress of women, to be held Ii
fur,herance Of the great object of universe
peace, and calling for q preliminary meetin
in Boston in initiation of the propose
Congress.
OTTAWA, Nov. %. - The defsulsin
cashier of the American Steel Tool Manr
featuring Company, Boston, was arreste
here Saturday and taken back to RostoI
He carried off nearly $4,000, and upon hi
arrest surrendered 81 1000.
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