The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-12

OF votes received shows malorities az follows
Tor and against the Constitution:
Mensrd oounty-For, Ill; for minority
representation, Ill.
Massac oounty-Agsinst, 2l7; agains,
minority representation, III.
McDonoug1 county-Against,S SO; against
minority representation, lS7.
Brown county-Ansinst, "a; for minority
representation, 223.
Fulton county-For, 226; against min ori-
ty representation, 775.
Hardin eounty-Agsinst, los; against
minority representation, 60.
Knox county-For, 2,7l7; for minority
representation, esq.
Mason county-For, 35l; for minority
representation, 54l.
St. Clair county For, 200; for minority
representation, ,025.
Hancack county-For, 4O2; for minority
representation, sic.
Peoria county-For, l,494; for minority
representation, 36S.
Monroe county-For, 476; for minority
representation, 49l.
Stephenson counfy-For, ], 1872; for mi
nority representation, 1874.
McHenry county-For, 2,ll7, against
minority representation, 500.
Crawford county-For, 27l; for minority
representation, l29.
White county-Againss, l65; for minority
representation, l76.
Gum berland county-For, 70; against
mir ority representation, lac.
Vermillion county-For, 1,2O2; against
minority representation. y.
TazeweN couuty-For, |, ,l54; against
minority representation, 81.
Douglas county-FoI, 430; for minority
representation, rs.
Kendall county-For, 9S3; against
minority representation, 232.
Lake county-For, 1913; against
minority representation, 2l.
Lee county-For, l,727; against minority
representation, l23.
Bond coun,y-For, 48l; for minority
representation, 81.
PARIS July 1.-The Moniteur de Soir
announces that it will no longer give pub
lici,y to the movement of troops.
Up to late hour last night, Prussiss
definite answer had not been received. The
city IS greatly excited.
The Constitutional says '1t is rumored
that the King of Prussia has approved the
candidature of Prince Hohenzollern."
The Journal says in case of war the
Emperor will command in person, with the
Prince i'm perial attached TO his staff.
BERLIN, July l2.-One of the semi
official journals this morning has an article
stating that France persists in the insult
to Prussia, In holding Prussia snswerable in
the Holenzoiern matter. The policy OF
Spain was adopted without any foreign
promplings. The North German Parliament
has been summoned to give France her
answer.
MADRID, July 1.-The Regency has re,
newed its declaration that the choice OF Ho
henzollern was dicated by no hostility to
France. The republican newspapers OF
Spain blame the government for the present
crisis, and think the Immediate proclams-
ton of a republic the best reply to France.
LISBON, July l2.-Ths candidasure of
Hohenzollern and the trouble that has
grown out OF it, causes the greatest excite
ment here. There have been several meet
ings of the ministers, occssioned by exciting
kilograms from London and Paris.
LONDON July l2.-The Times has Just
received telegram, dated at Berlin to-day,
announcing that the reports previously for
wsrded from there, touching naval prepare
tions at Baltic ports, are unfounded. There
is no undue activity on the part of the
Prusssn navy, and no popular excitement
at Berlin.
Dispatches from various European capi
tails this forenoon announce that the excite
ment is generally increasing, particularly IN
moneyed circles, and all sorts OF securities
have declined heavily.
The London Times has an article on the
Spanish question, wherein it says: at is
still possible to look calmly at the future.
Ministers m ast seek and impress France with
the extravagance of its pretensions and
in the absence of real dan
ger. Eventual war is only too probable, yet
such jeslousies have passed without COLI
sions. France is clearly
in the wrong Prussia denies the RESPONSE
bihty which France sscribes to her. France
refuses to accept the disclaimer. How can
France object to an arrangement which
Spain considers within herown competence ?
Neutral powers must act instantly, unitedly
and firmly to prevent q collision"
The same paper deplores the damage
inflicted on French credit by the long
continued excitement.
PLYMoUTH, July 12-Several Prussian
ironclads in this hsrbor received orders
Yesterday to proceed to the Baltic to-
day, but these orders were revoked, and the
vessels will visit Cherbourg, France, imme-
diately.