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The number of Chinese in the country at
the end of 1869 is estimated at 10000,
among whom were but 5000 and 1000
children Since immigration began in l848,
l38,OO0 have come to the United States, OF
whom SO 600 have returned to China, and
about 10000 have died. OF the number at
present in the country, about oue half are in
California, 45 600 in other Pacific states
and territories, while fully $4,000 have cross
ed the Rocky Mountains.
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1t is currently reported that President
Jeuraz, of Mexico, declines to be a candi-
date for re election 10 the Presidency, and
will use his influence in favor of Lerdo De
.Ie ade. The most prominent opposition
candidate Il PoaGrio Diaz
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II costs S2,O00,000 year to water the
800 miles of new York streets. The daily
use of water for this purpose is 100000
gallons, for which the watermen pay y cents
tor every hundred gallons. They realize
from $50 to $50 week for their labor.
Now the board of health have made a pro-
position for erecting system of ttns hing the
streets with salt water from North river, and
thus saving Corton and q great expense into
the bargain. The estimated cost of setting
this machinery in operation is $3,O0O,O0
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Telee raphed to the ARGUS.
ST. LOUIS, July l9.
Flour. Firm at full prices; shipping brands
scarce anil wanted.
Wneat-s strong; some grades sslling Z9'' &c
higher.
Corn-Firm.
Outs-Firm.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
wmsky-Dull, unchanged :,
pro,,isions-Iu good demand, but little to D'
had. and only under lots selling at yesterday
prices.
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The Cubans At New \ Iork are very jubilant
over the European war, declaring that
Spain can send no more troops to Cuba, and
that the revolutonists will now put forth
with renewed efforts.
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In the Ecnmenical Council last week, q
protest was read by the presiding father
against the calumnies OF the public press
sad unanimously approved BY the bishops
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War excitement in Chicago continues at
white heat among the Germans.
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Esw York Market.

vsisgr&phsd to the AEsus.
New YoRK. July 10.
FIour-Less active: sales at So 65a6 67 for
stare and Rho.
Whtat-Quiet and weak, nomina'ly at 81 Il;
closing 81 l61; freghts l3 per cent asked.
Oats--Quiet at 6Ia65ic for western.
Pork Steady.
Beef-firm.
Cut Meats-Steady.
Lard-Quie,, 1G2aI7 for steam; lTal73 foE
kettle.
whisky-Sl 02sal o3.
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Iowa has 4l0, los children. and every one
has chance to go to school.
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U;Dailp ARGUS.
OFFICIAL CITY g. COUNTY PAPER
THE BELLIGERENTS
STRENGTH OF THE FRENCH ARMY.

STRENGTH OF THE FRENCH ARMY.
The number of men under arms in France
II / $4,000. Under the law of February /,
1865, the army was organized IN three grand
divisions, the active army 40O,0 men,
the reserves 100000, and the national guard
$50, GOO men.
The following is summary of the french
army on both the peace footing and war
footing
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Sterling had a $4,000 fire last Sunday
morning
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Chicago AGai'ket.
EsssrapAsd to the ARGUS.
OrroASo, July 10.
At the closing market. wheat excited and
higher; 81 "a strong.
Corn-90ic cash.
Oats-Ita2c higher and strong.
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Telegraphed to the AReus
Two. srook YARDS, July 10.
Hegs--Actve; 10al5 cents decline al - '0"
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
pHuADEIrRIA. June I. 1858.
I have found by experience that = Hoohands Ger
man Biters' is very GOOD tonic, relieving dysreptie
''"'P' GEORGE SIIARSwooD.
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FOR SALE.
HOUSE FOR SALE.

HOUSE FOR SALE.
VNHE undersigned offers for sale the two story
L brick house known the Martha Cropper
House." situate on lot . in block IN Spencer
Cases a idition to the city OF Rock Island. Any
per.op desiring to know terms of sale. apply to
Elton c. Cropper, Esq, office corner of Illinois
and Eagle streets. &. Il ANAN WALT.
iv2-dtf Executor.
FGR BALE,
A HARDWARE STORE WITH 4 FULL
n and complete stock of new and saleahie
goods, in Camden Mills. Location good and
doing a large business. The object in selling Is
the proprietors wish to change climate on ac-
count of i'll health.
Twill also sell my dwelling house with six
building los all pleasantly located, with good
out buildings, &c, choice fruit, all bearing.
jv-dkutf W d HONENS 90.
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WATER FILTER.

American Genius has given 70 III. world ms,
valuable and useful inventions. bu, IN.
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SEWING MACHINE.
THE
new FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
noTssv. 2sa EM PRE-. poTnnr vna

THE EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OF
L their new and improved manufacturing Ma
chimes for light or heavy work has induced the
Empire Sewing Machine Co.. to manufacture a
<EN FAMILY MACHINE of the same
style and construction, with additional ornameu-
tatiOn, making it equal in beauty and finish with
other Family Machines, whereas in usefulness 1t
far outstrips all competitors. The price of this
now acknowledged necessary article comes with
in reach of every class and the company is pre-
pared to offer the most liberal inducements TO
buyers, dealers, and agents Apply for circulars
cry, n. Y, or to Wa. G. MooRE, Gen. Agent, at
Freeport, Ill jels -d6wly
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HON. WIN. 2. ROGERS,

HON. WM 2. ROGERS,
Mayor of the city Of Buffalo. \.
NAyoR's OrFIcE BUFFALo. June - 1889.
have nsed Tiooland'= German Bitters and Tonic"
in NV family durn., tn" past year aud can reconi,
mend thr a. on exceent tonic, impartinG tone and
yionr To fbe ry-icn Their use has been productive
oSNecidet,,v beneficial effects, NM. f. ROGERS.
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Young Ladies will be received as Boarders,
Half boarders and Day Scholars The course
of instruction, Is heretofore, comprises sl that
constitutes a thorough, useful and ornamental
education, viz :-English Latin, French and Ger
man languages Music on Piano, Organ, Harp
and Guitar. plain and ornamental Needlework,
Dress making, &C.
The Sisters have opened. in one of the tens-
ment houees q school for boys under ten years
of age.
For further particulars inquire at the Academy
OF Eighth street. bet. Brady and Main, or ad-
dress by letter the
ivI4.d,f SISTER SUPERIOR.
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/ J

, take ANYTHING else that he say is jnst as good
pt. 70 ta he makes larger profit on II These rene
,sr, be seut by express to any locality upon sp
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
NJ saf ARCH STREET, Philadelphia
cHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
formerly C. NJ. JACKSON & co9
nse remedies are for sale by Druggists' storeHeep
- Msaicine Dealers everywhere
err snI nos forvet to examine well tho ecie yoo
~ IN order 70 get the genuine.
O. A. BRNsER, Agent,
- .d4wsov Rock Island, Ills
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Rupture Threatened be
tween England and
France.
Protection on the High
Seas.
r. T. CHI Fle ct,
Market Reports.

Reported Expressly for the ARGUS. J
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HON. JNMES THOMPSON,
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. April IS. iS66-
consider " Hooiauds German BiiterS valuable
medicine In cases Of attacks Of Indigestion OF Dys
pepsia certify this from NY experience OF u
Yours with respect. JAMES THOMPSON.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-23
oOSDEysKB TELE0RAMs.

e& SATURDAY, April q.
llS5S.
Travel In New Hampshire "a resumed.
The New Yorks State canals will be
opened on the 10Th of May.
The U. s. Hotel, at Wargoo, N. Y. was
burned yesterday morning. G|
Ex-Governor Austin A. King died In
st. Louis yesterday. EsZCs
Two blocks of buildings. In Lcckport.
~: T.. were burned yesterday. Loss $780,
900; partly insured.
The Odd Fellows of Trenton, N. u, will
celebrate their 5lst Anniversary Of the es-r
tabllshmeht OF Odd FelIowship In that
State, on Tuesday next.
Capt. wheeler, Consul at kingston. Ja-
naca, died on the Sth inst. I[e was Lieu
sunk the Alabama. a4 l.,as ftsFsw
The track OF the South Pacific RaiIroad
was completed to Springfield, Mo-, Hester.
day at noon. and the formal open ting of
the road Will take place on the ga oi May.
The eoloredt citizens OF springheId. Mo-,
celebrated the Fifteenth Am endm exit yes.
teFday, with a rroeession, salutts and
speecnes. 80. F sa en .sess.a
The Republican Convention OF Wash
isgdi@R iefgdaR asd IedaFsoFS met e.
nominated for Congress.
The contract tor building n railroad from
Toledo to Lexington, Ohio, TO tnterseca the
Baltimore 4 Ohio, was closed. at II IL 0
0hlor yesterday, with j. Edwin Conan a.
The first baseball match game II ths
season was played on Thursday, be rweeh
of Morrlslana The Atlantics WoS< Z = - - !
score ORA 1910. f....e .4s
/ The Baptist Educational Uohve 1Sttou
| recommended that the Bible be re taasfed
| In the common schQols-that create care
! be exercised in selecting candidat eB 1oI
| the title of ID. D., to be conferred o. 1ly by
! TheoIogi cal 5eminar.es.
! Five Wholesale and retail LIQUOR e,sta b.
| lishments at Worcester Masses b l1sett 8
| were visited on Thursday by officers, and
/ wers seized. one dealer loses 1000 worth
| of liquor 1' e. t5t- ~ s y, r.
I The CoInmi on Conference, appoint
| confer with the committee fron The Chi
Il cagO Congress, refused, on Thursday. to ac-
cept the proposition for union offered
| by the latter com mtttee. II is probable
their action will be sustained by The Con-
| gress. The committee stood six in favor
/ OF adopting the basis, and twelve against
It.. The basis was to depOse the President
and Senate, and re elect a council OF nine
four to be chosen by each Congress and
the eight to elect the nineth. An antma.
ted debate ensued over the pro positions
from the Chicago delegation for g. harmo-
nious union OF the two factions. Durtpg
the discussion. Major Fitzpatrick bel1ger-
Hantly declared that the proper way to deal
| with the Chicago delegation Would be &c
sling them out OF The window. MatoI
could whip hundred Canadians. and
Il that the FeniAns were going TO do 1T. This
debate developed a strong feeling in favOl
of an immediate raid into Canada o1
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TELEGRA APHEC.
Interesting Foreign News.
Washington and New York
Items.
Miscellaneous TelegramF
Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, ApEl pa meeting
to-day, of stockholders representlne
one-tifth of the stock of the Clncln-
natl, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
was called to consider the proprlety
of. continuing 8. 8. L'Hommedieu as
President of the road, in view OF the
approaching election Speeches were
made against the present manage
ment, by Henry Stanberry and Gen.
Bates. A number of stockholders
we're present, who were friends OF
L 'Hommedieu, but they did not reply.
No action was taken, save to name
the names to be supported ioE Dlrec-
tors.
Stanberry conceded that u Homme-
dieu had proxies enough to secure
the election of the old board.
The Board of Trade to-day adopt
ed resolutions declaring against the
scheme discovered to place the man
agement of the Louisville Canal
under the control of corporation, TO
manage 1t for their own benefit, and
urging representatives in Congress TO
approve the measure and support the
report of the Sub committee on Com
merce of the House of Representa-
tives. to appropriate $3.50, 900, and
declarepthat the canal should be COM
pleted, and made to pay TOLL -
The income tax in the First Ohio
District for last year is about $780,
000--fully equal to the preceding
year.
CINoINNATr, April 22.-The jury
in the Circuit Court of the United
Sta tes, to-day brought in a verdict of
gui lty on six counts against John j Z.
Ro bbins.
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WE very rarely meet SO fair and
square a hit as the following from the
Charleston. South Carolina, RepuJli-
can, of April 18th, Radical organ of
that city:
A Democratic exchange thinks it
has hit on wonderfully bright idea
about colored voters, which it ex-
presses thus:
If they want consideration, they
must act like men of intelligence and
independence--that is, they must dis
criminate. Until colored people dis
criminate," it is clear they have no
Discrimination; and as long as they
go like flock of sheep (all one way }
they will themselves prove unworthy
to be voters.
White voters in South Carolina
have been for many years In the habit
Of going like flock of sheep, all
one way" Have the white voters
" no DISCRIMINATORY" Has there
been no editor Of p" discrimination" in
this State for all these years2 We
rather suspected this, but we hardly
expected them to convict themselves
of it. rsr re.
No South Carolinian can we'll for
get the old penning" process of that
State, to which alIusion is made by
the Republican.
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Charleston. s. c.. the cradle Of
the rebellion, the ultra secession spir-
it still prevails. A correspondent
writes that while foreigners are re-
ceived with open arms by the first
families, NorthernersiAre snubbed at
every opportunity. This feeling ex-
tends even to business matters. The
trade of Charleston has not revived
since the war. The wherves of the
city are in the same ldilapidated state
they were in on the day the city sur
rendered to the Union forces. The
burned district Of 1861. has not been
rebuilt. Many of the houses and
public buildings still show marks of
the bombardment. The steamers
which ply between Charleston and
Forts Sumpter and Moultrie, have
not been repaired IN the least for ma :
by years.. The obstructions placed-in
the river by the traitors of the Pal
metto State, while waging war against
the Government, are now serious
drawback to the free entry of loaded
vesaels.--1Hissotrt Democrat ass-
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COngressIonaI summary.

L
SENATE. Howard, from Committees on
the Pas ide Railroad, presented q voIum-
inous report. which he asked to have
printed. It copIains the testimony taken
by the subcommittee, rel attve to the
southern Trans Continental Ratiroad
Company. summer, from Com mittee on
Foreign Relations, reported adversely on
the bill to pay Mr.. Mckenzie Sat- in
addition to x55 600 already paid him for
defen ding Fenian prisoners. The Senate
then took up Chandler's resolutions d.
r'ecting the Pre- sident OF the United Sts1es
TO appoint q commiss. oner to open nego-
tiatfons for the annexation orthe Wtnne-
peg District as q Territory or state.
Chandler made a speech In favor OF his
pie had for some lime maintained. their
Independent that the genius OF our In"
s;ituLions was adverse to a dominion con-
| our interest and well being that HOSTILE
ties should cease on our nontiers. How
/ ard. Ramsey and sumner took part In the
discussion, and the resolution was refer
red to the Committee on Foreign Rela-
I tions. The Chair announced Johnston
/ appointed on Committee on Revolution-
/ airy Claims, and Lewis on Mines and Min
| large number of bills passed, including
| one repeating an act OF February 2Sth
| 1903, which sumner said was the last on
I the statute book relative to slavery pro-
I hib4tIng the Importation of persons OF
color into certain States. After executive
session the Senate adjourned till Monday
HoUsE.-A large number of bills were re
ported from com mtttses. The House, IN
Commfttee of the Whole. resumed the
consideration of the tariff bill. On the
item relating to scrap iron all amend
ments were rejected. purlng tne 1lseus
| sion, Logan, OF Illinois, and Kelly, o.
PennsyIvanIa, took q tilt at each other
| 1rha dfscussion occupied the entire day NJ
to the hour ofrecess. In the evening ses
an effort to obtain quorum. The doas'
then adjourned. Ef4 AAA =
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New York Items,


New YoRK, April 22.-The steam
ship South America, from Rio janet
70, M arch 26th. brings official con-
hrmat ion of the death of Lopez.
Sanchl,s and Col. Lopez, sons of the
dead d ictator, were killed. Pesquini
Delgodo, the mother and sister of
Lopez, Mrs. Lynch and four children
and sevt raj officers and priests were
captured. The same parties were
routed or dispersed Mrs Lynch
and children will be sent to Europe.
The Tsmmany General Commit
tee was reorganized to-day, for 1870,
with VIM. Tweed as Chairman.
Commits sioner Osborne has decided
that the Post Master General can
prevent the mails being made medi-
um for the circulation of swindling
circulars.
Bills removing disabilities from
colored voters and repeating the reg
istry law, except in the city of New
York, were both passed in the State
Senate yesterday. - tA a.
A number of persons designing to
emigrate to Colorado Territory, met
| last evening and organized into so
/ association, In order TO reduce the in
| dividual rate of fare TO Denver City.
The steamer Darien, Capt. Laird
arrived to day from Leghorn, and re
ports that on the Goth inst. in lati-
tude 80 Y. longitude g700 15N, saw a
l.Qessel on fire. A boat was lowered
wne1p il -vasf found she'was a steamer
and burnedsto tTs ~~4Ars edge. This
1 possibly is the steamer C1eoP-4ra.
over due here from Havana, though
fears for her safety exists in The fact
that she was seen by the Juniata
which has arrived at Philadelphia,
, and was lying -stiF, and with nc
smoke issuing from her tunnels, and
4 no sign of accident to her machinery.
I j. Perkins aud Jupius Dana, oi
| Ohio, representing the Cleveland and
| MahoniDg Railroad, appeared sud
| denly before Fisk, yesterday, at the
| grand Opera House, and laid at his
feet bag containing $1,000 10 bonds
and cash, whichathey asked him to
take as fnlfil1ment of contract al
| legged to have been previously entered
into for the sale to them of the Niles
and New Lisbon Railroad.
1 Fisk proved himself equal to the
| emergency by peremptorily ordering
the callers, with the bag, from the
| room. W 81 ma AMh f
| A motion was made before Judge
Brady to dissolve the iDjunotion re
/ sitraining Ramsey from prosecution II
i action against the Erie Railroad, OF
4 at least modify it. ~ gAE
Millions Of oysters were buried tC
the depth of nine feet by the shifting
of the beach at Far Rockaway. Tht
oystermen lose So, 900. 81
Hanson Woodruff, of No. rs Sew
enth Street, Hoboken, has been lodged
10 jail on the charge of swindling
The amount involved is nearly
100000. s s
4 The steamer Iowa, from Glasgow
arrived to-day.
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Red River MatteFs-PrOeIamatIOn
from RieI.

CHICAGO, April 22.-Riel, Presi-
deaf Of the Red River Revolutionary
/ Government, has issued proclama-
tion IN which he says: To-day the
/ Government pardons all those
whom political differences has led
astray only for a time. Amnes-
ty will be generously accorded to
all those who will submit to the Gov
ernment; who will discountenance,
or inform against dangerous gather
ings, from this day forth. Public
highways are open, and the Hudson
Bay Company can now resume busi-
ness, themselves contributing to the
public good. They circulate their
money as of old, and they pledge
themselves to that course. Elected
4 by the grace of Providence, and
the suffrages of my fellow citi-
zens, to the highest position in
the Government of my country,
| proclaim that peace is reigning in
our midst to-day, and the government
will take every precaution to prevent
this peace being broken. While inter
nally all is thus returning to order,
externally, also, matters are looking
favorable. Canada invites Red River
people to an Rmicable arrangement.
She offers to guarantee Us our rights,
and to give us place in the Conled-
Grafton equal to any Province con-
nected with the Provincial Govern
ment. The government will deal
with all the severity of the law with
those who dare again to compromise
public security. 1t is ready to act
against the disorder of parties as we'll
as that of individuals, but let US
hope rather that extreme measures
will be unknown, and that the less
ons Of the past will guide us in the
future" "
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rected2 Essay by Rev. VIM. Graham

rected2 Essay by Rev. VIM. Graham
( D. d.
I General Discussion.
TO A. NJ. The literature of the
Church; its growth and present posi-
tion, and how can it be best develop
ed and guarded in the future? Essay
by Rev. B. +. Rawlins, ID. d.
IL. General discussion and bust
ness.
2P.M. The relation of the Church
to the Sunday School work, by Rev.
j. w. Locke. ID. ID.
3 P. NJ. General discussion and
business.
4P.M. Lay cooperation with the
ministry In Church work: how best
secured. By Rev. w. Ii. Good, d.
d.
General discussion and business.
Up. NJ. The type of piety demand
ed as q condition of the church 9
highest prosperity. The attendance
Of ore or two of the Bishops will be
secured, and they will be expected to
speak on this subject.
A resolution was adopted request
ing the essayist on each Of the topics
named to embody the matter Of his
essay in resolution for the discus
sion and adoption of the Convention.
Rev. Il. M. Walters, Colonel J. w,
Ray, Rev. DIR. Holiday, Hon. Will.
Cumback and Rev. Dr. Rawlins were
appointed Committee of fCorrespond-
ence. Important Instructions and
suggestions were given the committee.
Colonel j. w. Ray and ". T. Ma
lott, Esq we're appointed committee
to make arrangements with the rail-
roads for reduced rates Of fare to
members of the Convention. iw
The following resolution was then
adopted: ,+s A'
Resolved, That the sense of this
committee Is that, in consideration Of
the fact a Methodist State Convention.
has been called, it is iuezpedient to
call a Methodist State Sabbath
School Convention this year.
On motion the committee adjourned
to meet at the call of the Chairman.
WILL. CUdBAcK, Chairman.
l.. NJ. WALTERS, Secretary.
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ERIE, PA, +, April 22.-The United
States steamer Michigan which has
lain at this port during the winter,
is being suddenly put in readiness for
active service. is supposed that
orders have been received from
Washington, and that the movement
has some connection with the Fenian
operations upon the Lakes. She was
busily taking in coal, and hosting
out spars to-day. Her destination is
not positively knowB, and her officers
are unusually reticient, but she will
probably go out to morrow morning.