The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21
Market Reports.

aACS IL tLe treasury up 10 datef Is -, tO,-
600: coin, SI07 ,0o0, zoe; IN gold certificates,
$50, ,000, 900. This showing does not in
clude the two million bonds purchased, and
one million gold sold yesterday.
The Ways and Means Committee is still
engaged considering revenue measures, in
clQdlng whisky. tobacco, etc. The financial
proposition Of Mr.. Howes does not meet with
favor in either the Ways and Means or the
Finance Committees.
The House Pacific Railroad Committee
had another session to-day on the Trans
Continental railroad bill. Fremont and
other interests are fighting the Senate bill.
The House Appropriation Committee
to-day completed the Army Appropriation
bill It makes considerable reduction below
the estimates.
The Banking and Currency Committee
had another session on the Nstionsi Bank
bill. There is some danger that the bill
may yet be slaughtered.
The House passed the bill to pay the Off
GERS and crew Of the Kesrsarge, that de.
stroyed the Alabama, one hundred and nine
sy thousand dollars.
The Senate has Just agreed, after q
heated and somewhat personal debate, 10
amend the House resolution to ad ourn from
the 4th to the 9Th Of July. Tie House will
concur.
Foruey's Chronicle tomorrow wall contain
reply from Col. Forney TO the repor, of the
Judiciary Committee IN the Georgia investi
cation, in which he will attack the Sens tors
who signed the majority report, and show
how they were elected, and their practices
il Washington
CIxCIxSATI, May 2I.-The Woman
Suffrage Association of this city met to-ds :
and read communications from the Associs
ton of Chicago, asking cooperation IN ar
ranging the convention in that city or the
18th inst, 10 organize Northwestern W o.
mans Franchise Association, comprising
Illinois, Ohio Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Mime
sofa, and the Territories Of Colorado anC
Wyoming. Delegates were appointed. 4
the result OF the New York Convention !:
not satisfactorv. and the union is effected, j
is understood that further efforts will b
directed toward gaining the West. Th'
project of q convention in this city IN Jun'
wss broached, and committee appointed t
take action.
/ Havana, May 20.-Great Indignation j
felt at the brutal manner in which Gen
Goicouria was executed, and 1t has no
been confined to the friends Of free Cub
alone, but even to the Spanish volunteer
who express Dissatisfaction at the atrocIty
A few days since, three companies {
Spanish troops were sent to capture torc
Of rebels IN the interior Tweuty-four mile
from Santa Espiritu they were met by th
rebels, overcome, and several SpRnlarc
killed.
New YORK. May 2l.-The cepias, order
in the werdeus of Trinity Church, or the
re representatives., to appear IN the Unite
States court and answer to the complaint
: number Of the heirs Of Anneke Jan
whose property is in possession oi Il
church, was served yesterday. The servl'
of the writ created considerable exeItemei
D among the magnates Trinity.
:, A bout Is 900 American officers, no
+! commissioned officers and priEates OF o.
g late volunteer armies, have enrolled then
: selves in the Goieouria movement assocI
tion.
a Capt Wn. Hall, formerly of the steam
!. PENNSYLVANIA, was arrested on thursday
{ charge of having smuggled young lad,
. bridal outfit into this port. he was heia
q one thousand dollars bail by commission
Osborn.
The anniversary services OF the IT
: theological seminary were held IN the I II
4 byterisn church, OF Madison, Ne" / .
on Thursday. Acting President Rev
Wadal, presided, and on the platform w
u Bishop Jones and Daniel Drew. i he chui
d WAS denseT crowded with students Q
10 friends. The graduating class consisted
eirht mem bers. Rev. Dr. Wadal deliver
% the address to the graduates, IN the cou
N Of which he paid feeling tribute TO
lamented Rev. DR.. MeClintock, late Pre-
r. dent of the seminary. The board OF trust
: met, but were unable to elect Preside
owing to some informality. The elect
n was postponed till june
- The funeral of General Egbert Farm
10 was attended on Thursday afternoon b.
large number of military men and ior'
On comrades in arms. including Gene
e. Mcdowell Shales, Hendrckson
Spinola. Among the pall-bearers
= Cans. Pieasanton, Graham, tarnsW'orth
Lacey.
- 4 committee of the New York Board
Fire Underwriters, headed by Colonel
Corkiing. waited or the police comm iss
er Yesterday afternoon to urge the reten'
of Chas. n. Black as Erie Marshal.
Rs Mr.. and Mrs Scott Siddons sailed IN
Tarifa for Liverpool.
The Magdalen Society held Its third
verserv Yesterday. Mrs. Thomas Ha sii
the head of the institution for the
z twenty wears, resigned her position.
\ receipts last year were $4,000. and
total number of inmates was 1857.
Clara Louisa Kellogg has been prese
with an elegant fruit receiver, veiuec
$3.50, as testimonial for her success
Trova.ore" on Monday evening. The
is from professional and amateur criucs
DR.. Coble, whose allegede maipra
caused the death of Cstharine shield