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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14
ton with credi. to the society,

SMOKE AND CIGARs.-Cigsrs are good in
their place, but not in an assenblage of
sdIes and gents. We noticed on the ferry
last evening, that In a crowd of about 40 or
80 gents and q dozen ladies', at least 80 Of
the gents were engaged IN smoking, either
pipes or cigars From the poorest smoking
tobacco to the most costly, from q penny a
grab to a Is cent cigar, all in full blast, IN
til it seemed as if they were determined to
see how much tobacco smoke the ladies
could stand. The cabin was filed with
smoke until it was more than any barroom.
Now gents if you can be so-called, let Us
advice you to put out your cigars or pipe on
entering the cabin of the ferry boat, in
future. The ladies will appreciate the act,
aud you will not make y~ourselv yes entirely
disagreeable.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

POST OPPIoH, HIroHELL 4 LYNDE's BLOCK.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open daily Sundays excepted, at s:so..n.
aenersl Delivery closes at 500 p. N.
Money Order oaaoe opens at $500 a. m.
closes At 900 .. m.
Open Sunday from 800 a. m. TO 1000 .. m.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
amman 7:46 q. In. 700 q. n.
6;45 p n. 600 p. ID.
- 7:20 q. IN. 7:c0 .. N.
1000 pm. 6;l5 p. IN.
PORT BYRON a NORTHERN $40 p. m. 500 =. N.
o. VALLEY, ORION 3 ANDovsR 300 p. m. 700 q. ID.
swEDoSA MAIL 4:30 p. m. 500 a. N.
This mail arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays,
and departs Wednesdays and Saturdays, This
route terminates At New Windsor.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
ALspo NAIL $3.50 p. M. 900 q. m.
Mail matter for Camden Mills, Andalusia,
Edgington, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, high
Point, New Boston, keithsburg, OquawRs, to
0quavks junction, (Ssgetownl also for Pleasant
Ridge, lskliss, Buffalo Prairie, Illinois City,
Drury, Copper Greek, and Millersburs, goes by
this route.
MONMOUTH NAIL 7:G0 p. m. 200 =. N.
This mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdsys. Ali mail matter for Presumption, Sues,
Viola, North Henderson,, Spring Grove, Richland
Grove and Monmouth, should be ssnt by this
route. Also Centre Ridg e on Thursdays.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14

NJ. LIVINGSTON & Co, have a large and
well selected assortment ofgents' furnishing
goods, hats, caps, ETC., which they sell cheap.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14

JOHN AsTER 10 the man who sells the
best bread, cakes, pies, and pastry Of all
kinds in this city.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14

THE burglars did no. take Aiken's Black
Alpacss and with a new lot just received
he has the best and choicest stock of those
goods even shown in this city. l0-d3
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14

SKIRMIsH.-At the foot OF East Eagle
street this morning, two boys we're playing
shinney; q drsy man called "Velveteen''
was passing; one boy called the other Vel
veseen, and threw stones at the drsy man
who got mad and proceeded to pummel the
boys, who gave him the best they had,
until q coal hauler interfered, and went for
Velvsteeu. Round number one, was decided
in favor of coal hauler, both parties rather
out of wind. Time was called and Round
number two began. This was a severe one,
coal hsuler drew claret, so did Velveteen,
then both spared, mere c~lsret, finally re.
suited in a draw. Both parties satisfied
No sponges used although they were badly
needed. Time, two minutes for the whole
battle 1t was witnessed by q numerous
crowd of spectators. Front seats on coal
cars. 5 cents extra. No arrests.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14

MrSsrRELs.-To morrow evening at
Darts Hall, Johnny Allen and his troupe Of
star artists will give our citizens something
worth seeing This troupe is the best with
out exception now travelling in the United
States, and has the reputation Of giving a
Performance excelled by none. johnny
himself, will appear in all his specieltIes,
and is ~unequalied. Two Bsuider Bones
and two tsmborinists will make thu hair hv,
and their excellent string kand will unite in
making the entertainment. an excellent one,
To those of our citizens who desire fun, our
advice is 60 BY all means, and you will ge,
it. They are highly spoken of by the press
everywhere they have exhibited.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14
Rollers Norwegian Cod Livsr Oil /, les. oh

Rollers Norwegian God Liver Oil lie less OBJ
joctionsble to the taste and smell, 1t is more
readily taken by delicate persons and children, Is
more easily assimiiated, and is productive of
more immediate benefit than other kinds of oil
arc
Dr.. ]. Marion Sims, ssys: "For some years 1
had given up the use of Cod Liver Oil altogether;
but since my attention was called by DR.. sayre
to Peter Moller's God Liver Oil, I have prsscrib
ed it Almost daily, and have every reason to be
satisfied with it," Sold by Druggists.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14

WALTER S. GATES & Co., are constantly
receiving . large stock of goods from the
East.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14
Row to Secure it.

A clsar smooth skin and beautiful complexion
follows the use of Wayne's Diuretic and Altera-
tive Elixir.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14

B~KAcKBURN is receiving a new supply OF
Wall psper. You can get bargains there.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14

The above Trains make close connections ct
Sterling for all points West on she Northwestern
Bsilway, and at Chicago with sIl trains going
east and South.
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Oars accompany all night trains.
Through Tickets to Chicago and ell points
east can be obtsinsd at the Oompsny's Office in
Rock Island and Moline.
Trains run by Chicago time, which is Is min
ates foster than Rock Island time.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-14
ron Sab.
FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE CHEAP MY STORE
i 6xt~es, such a. Scales, Tea Csddies, Candy
Jars, Counters, Shelving, &C., also, = good Iron
eafe and Show Case ELIZA DlAoN,
Cor. Rock River and Exchsnge ~streets-
senlQ-dff
, 1870-06-03

A number Of Republicans Of Mclean Coun.
ty, Ill.,, hare Issued an address urging tht
nomination Of Colonel E. Il. Roe, Of Bloom.
ington. ..l..
succeed Mr. Twitcheli a. Congressional Repre-.
Senator Cain, colorcd, Of South Carolina,
has issued an earnes: appeal to the Republi-
cans to "purge cut tho thieves and robbers
who infost the party in that State"
Tho Constitutional Convention in Yer
mont, the members Of which were elected on
the second Tuesday Of last month, will meet
on the 9Th inst, to adopt or reject the si1
amendments 10 the State Constitution pro-
POSED By the late Council Of Censors.
AT a recent borough election in Connect
icut town, 4 ballot WAS put ia the hands OF an
adopted citizen. He exonained it carefully, his
gesses-" IS Fhats that = 2" said hs. "For Bur
gesses," was the reply. "De jabbers, I'm not
going to vote for that man." and ho scratched
t blaeker thaa cancelled postage stamp.
State Conventions will be held this month
Us follows: West Virginia, (tonominate Gov
ernor, Treasurer, Secretary Of State, Attorney
General, and Judge Of Supreme Court OF Ap
pealseDemocratic, 8tl; Republican, ed ;
Temperance and Woman Suffrage, 23d. Yer.
mont, TO nominate Governor, Lieutanxnt
Governor, aud Treasurer)- )-Republican, ed.
Delaware, ito nominate Govefnm and Con.
EIestmeuJ JV1epuDAcAn1 9tO- .Aatne, ITO noH1-
nato Governor} }-Republican, 18th Temper
Ance, 18th; Democratic, 18th South Caro-
Lima -Ret1euchnent aud reform, 18th,
The Oregon election. TOR Governor, sscre-
ta1y Of Slate, Treasurer, gtato Printer, Con
gressnan and Legislature, takes place On the
9th inst. The Congressman will be tho first
member Of the next Congress chosen. The
legislature chosen will elect United States
Senator to succeed tho Hon. George H. vii
liamB. On the same day the people Of Wash
ington Territory will hold an election, to elect
n delegate in Congress, and to decide whether
convention shall be called to frame Statc
constitution preliminary to m application for
admission into tho Union.
, 1870-06-03

COMMITTEE KEPDR7S-

ur ,Enc1 f!5 NJ IL ~ .IntiicarT Committee
reStcd til annexng ceFtain counties to tic jur-
ssTania which nasss1, A'4 ->''As@| y
tih1pEIf frnn, fhc fommttee m vay4 and
80 fasSa ~ rrnnrt n l,i11 eur fhe ~,
nes,ntIncnt ias;1i1H, % Il an Assistant Treasurer.
p'M.,I.4 H. FARSsWoRTH objected.
F,,1,s Hete 1ntrndncei and referred Authorizing
thn .n cnnst1ction of hridTe across tho Artansas
~ itr1s IeIcr - '1o N'
a. III r. pAINF rpnorted n hi, far the nayncnt Of
,cr+a.o an,onnts n fha contrstsn,s nf scnts from
nn1san1 no aqnnnn.tnG tn Is soa which nsssed1
= ~ - 0Ao's1'e ~ *1"'s'
IL - Par,sr ,1so renor4ed htt1 rennest,np c,n,,
-ane.+ton n s11rn - 80 TSict nynEidas 9eef NJ
Iannee he MID ether nsrtF ri The ca1e Il deteT
mined. when The mileaee aud CON pensauon Is to
.1t. n Tho nersnn u whom fhe srat IL finally A.
eoried t,a other narty te 1ece1ye onjy fhe neces,
sarT act1ni exnenses.
T,a htij x.ae sJ{scnrsel hr Aossrs cARR VII
tFn u gTEETEsGS md 1fAWEs ri me fvrfra.
1ion n nc morning hour. when ~As ~-'Ftso
t'on ~ ~'ts 31 TnF s IsTrRs.1. 1 rAT n,r,u
,s,,o -, HaeIr, HeEE1Ry VII SnE fM,nr i,
,TnWNS;Ft4n HS3tce ~ Wn11H NKEfEH1TEE FaRNS
, 1870-06-03

A Dispute Between Two ffeR ResaMsin o7e
Bc1ux Cat b. u FF4eAa 1t the Osasf'

About O'Clock Last night four uaen. ~ ot l1am
more or less intoxicated, emerged Hom = nae''
ment Falcon NEAR Rush street bE1oEe. Alnost ". ~
medIately efter ginning ne 8hie"Ak. t"o os sud:
men, Patsey Eax1u s1so smother VINO a1k rtesent
unknown, begm d3s71hsx sooss snEsnns .,sa. Wy
had been talking Of In the saloon. hosa oe.ns
"prehy fal1," !" and al neither coola convince me
Other ta.5 ne vss oss au.s u eo' rooR o2s nd
tumble nght fol!owed n,nes e III. a ,so;,ss1 oeg;
aiyantaes' md would hare put him In "a unenvia-
BE condition, had IL not been foE one Of the Others
who answered to the cognomen ot 1ohn WnAen:
~ he did npOn the subject whlch had been talked
ofENss getting woIsted he thought It wa3his duty
10 Inrerfere tn behalf Of said friend. He did inter-
fsre' and stopped the Eight In a rather summary
Ta1 Had it been ANYBODY else but Wha1en he
woai1 hxTe pulled the vanqutshed individual away
and taKen his place, for By 50 doing Eagaa,
been conquered in : tvtnt1lng. But Mr. John
Wha]en does not settle disputes In that way.
Coward that he ts, he acted his paft well Draw-
Sidewalk, he stabbed him In the left arm. The
weapon glanced Oh, and, had not rtb interviewed,
It would have entered Eagan's heart Another
sjraiehtway hastened to the Huron Street Station
10 lodge complaint against Eagan for assault,
thinking thaf e ths beaten Ra e Is gensay e g.
be let OF BY prcfertng = charge agAina.
him. While q warrant was being niled
up, . policeman, who arrived where Eaysn Nal
station with The wounded man. When the latte1
saw Wh1len, he said, IN very weak voice. -sThere
he Is.n Whaien wns at nnca placed under arrest
ind after submitting to q thorough search OF hll
garments was 1ockedup. EaRan was then conveye<
70 hEs home, No. 81 North Market atreet, aud 1t.
tended by physIcian: ue Eas YET weak ,tso4 fson
three inches long and one deep. 1t was sewed III
md Is not considered dangerous. The othel
wounds arc but sqFxtche1-. n halen Will have
heaTiug as soon as Eagan Il able to Appa1r At tn
p ucc Court, which will he IN about week O
ten tlnTA
, 1870-06-03

The New York Sun Of June says " Nj,
Engan, the Vice President Of the Feniau order,
has never had much confidence in his chief
O.Ncill, and some time since told the Gen.
eraf SO. His statements to tho chief we're
received with apparent heedles6ness, and a
few days before the expedition started, ~;
Eagan became 20 ezasperatcd with 0Neill
that they came to blows in ono OF the small
rooms Of tho Fourth street building, and
EagAn cut O'Neills face severely. Not satia-
fed with this straightforward way Of settling
O'Seill, Mr.. Eagan felt so much aggEiercd at
the action Of the General that he actually
talked duel O'Neill refused the invitation
to fight. and said that the man could not live
in New York who would get the better OF him.
Mr. Eagan then branded the chief executive
as coward, and has not since changed lis
opinion"
The Emperor Of Russia left Berlin On Sum
day afternoon, May Is, after having attended
ling by special train, arrived IT Ems at 10
O'Clock the same night. His Majesty had en-
gagged the whole Of The Hotel de Darmstadt
for the use Of himself and suite OF eighty per
song. Although his medical advisers had re-
commended the Car to abstain as much as
possible from occupying. himself With
been established in immediate connection With
courier brings three times in each
week to Alexander II. an enormous
packet, containing all the dispatches OF the
different Ministers which require the sigma
ture Of the Sovereign. Notwithstanding the
tie inspired journals says Tho Memorial
Diplomatiqte, "with a view to conceal the
precarious state Of his health, tho Emperor
carries in his features visible traces Of his su{-
ferings. Everybody at Ems has been struck
with the excessive pallor Of his countenance,
contracting with the e1uberance Of health dia-
played in that Of the Grand Duke Vladimir, his
second eon, who accompanies him.
, 1870-06-03

treaty with the ChcctsW Indiana ~. m,
II sco!T presented n ams1dmenl s,o " s4O @1' ~
Nj. KELLOGG Introduced Joint IT, resoiWnpn ssstaq.
1sl.ttve 70 the claims Of certain Sos'netn u e''f
M HARRIS offered I resolution tnstrnctinE the
CQm,uittee ou Commerce to inquire INC toe nest
means and cost Of rebuilding the lesees On tae
Assssrpt Destroyed anfsa damas zoe "A'' Au 'sp'4'
ras taken ar, bnI attsr some discussion. WAS laid
o'sr-yfai ispi4s 81 s91i: 1lf1sorz,4.1ox z KILL =.
The Indian Appropriation blu "as taken up, and
Nj, MORRILL,, Of Maine, spike af length, taftng
taey Could be protecied By laws, and that aegTes.
:ttpuistiens we're The real caase Of the VARIOUS II.
III. STEWART, in reply, contended that, as a
rule, The Iudiaus violated treaties with lmpunIty,
Tc would tcach them that their travelling over
one-naif he territory Of the United States
That their rgt1s Eele disfeEarded BY bSd whites,
but It was not bad whitea who were murdered by
.ne1n but Innocent cen .snaa wonen and children The
that could be eaE1y guarded, and support them nj
10 per cent Of the present cost to the government
The By! *as then partly read. when, 1t 30, the
EVENING SESSION,
indian APPROPRIATION BII.
Ihe Indian Appropriation bill Waa proceeded
with.
The Committee On Appropriations reported yar1.
Gus amendments making appropriations to carry
out ne treaty stipulauons tor purchases Of cloth,
ing ana pfoFlsldnE, to pay annn1tIes for Indian
tbes, etc, including items Of 81 900 TO carr
out the treaty st1pul1uons with the Sioux
An amendment to prevent the payment Of 9
CAIN for Indian depredations, OF money appfo-
rnated to pay annuttes for the tribes, was deba.
ted.
The amendment was finally agreed to,
An amendment from the Committee on Apprp
pI12donB, that upon the aunutie6 and Intetsest ol
tFnst funds, provided By treaties, no taxes shall
any case BE- assessed or collected. was concufreG
In, and also an amendment continuing the 1ndtar
Peace Commission Us long As the appropriation
fof theiC exnendituIeS shall last
, 1870-06-03
THE WEST.

t:olcFcd Man Nominated for Alder
nInn in Omnhn-Sn1cs OF Union
Pacific Kn1lr0od Lnnus-Maf1S Di-
rect from London to the Sandwich
Islands.
OMAHA, June ar D. Curry, prominent col
t,rcd ci.izen nominated for Alderman, in the
Third Ward OF this city, " abu1E 20o majority.
to-day.
A Cheyenne despatch reports Il slight fall Of
snow this morning, and q heavy hall STORM this
afternoon.
Sales Of the Onion Pacific L1nl Department for
May amounted to 1851 8cres.
Weather very warm. -...
letter from Cedar Greek, MoQtann, s1st, says q
sonng man, named Franklin Med1augr, coln-
mitteI suicide By shooting himself IN the breast
on the 18th ult He was native Of Missouri J.
Between three and four hundred sacks OF mali
matter, direct from the Post ONCE In London,
bound to the South Sea Islands, was received herr
yesterday. This Is the 1rst shipment Of the Kind
thnt has ever passed overland.
, 1870-06-03

Suicide In Clocinnati-The Coming
Snngcrfcst In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 2--The young man who COM
Edward Heaton, one Of the CLERKS IN the County
Cletk'a ot1ce.
There are Indications Of an immense crowd Of
numher Of rooms have already been engaged at
she nr1ncdpA hotels
, 1870-06-03
EdncAtI6NAI

Providence, June 2.-The Delta Epsilon Con-
reItion voted TO receive Chapter fo1 a aI1hlty y
srseJ e1 Rrr H. ana az 2orthrpp 1as
elected President for the ensuing year. The next
injecting will be held with the Western Reserve
ton closed, this evening with jubilee services, IN
Grafton by Rev. Dr. q. 4. Nelson, Of Cincinnati; !;
poe N by Rev. A. l. Childs, IT Waterloo, n, T.,
End supper at the City Hotel
MACON, Ga, June a--Thc Trustees Of the Oglc-
thcrpe College have determined to begin the erec-
tion Of college buildings In Atanta, TO be finished
IN time for the commencement exercises In jan
EAIY next
, 1870-06-03
Proceedings In the Presbyterian
General AhseInbly IN PhIlodclphias

General Assembly in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June s.-1n the Presbyterian
General Assembly, this morning, reports from ser-
eral committees were presented, stating that the
several rrpfessotEh1ps in the Highland Presbyter-
ian University in case that institution Will under
take the education of Indians who shall act as
teachers and missionaries among Indian tribca.
Resolutions accepting the fer weEc adopted
An overture, presented By the Committee on Pol.
!ty, Of the ehurth constituting the PresbTtery OF
East F1oE1d1, Was agreed to-
The Committee on the Theological Seminar OF
the Northwest, al Chicago, presented majority and
nsee aes II s
Directors, and directed them to resign. Both re-
roy1s were received, and the majority report
adopted Atterward the censures were stricken
out On the question Of the adoption OF the report
there was very warm and lengthy discussion.
The nEal items Of the finance report concerning
wss altered 20 as to make that Of the collection
III the month Of January nexr as nehrlr as possible
simultaneous, instead If fixing day.
The nrs1 P1esbyter7on Church, in Chfcago, IVES
fixed a. the place ot neeting for the next general
assembly iler Dr. G. |. ?fcnt1es aud T. J. SkIu-
ner were nominated to the vacant Chicago Pro-
zThc special order. the t,poEt Of the Board Of
Educati1n, IVES taken up Speeches we're made
i,y Drs, F. Dew, Ward and Res. C. r. Gregory,
the latter offered resolutions on the subject Of
applicants for the ministry as an amendment to
the report. The report as amended vas adopted
cd and adopted. ..
Rev. Dr. BREED moved that the secretaries Of the
several Boards have the privilege OF coEespoallng
with members on questions concerning their sew
eral Boards. Adopted
The second order Of the to-day the report OF the
Committee on Freedmen was taken up Speeches
we're made BIZ DR.. MusgroSe, Rev. Nj. Adams, Mr..
J. II. Thomson and Elder Calvin McCurty, the
latter being colored commissioner. Addresses
were also made b5 Rev. Nj. Belville and General
Pending scfion on the report, the assembly 3D.
, 1870-06-03
ILLINOIS,

Railroad Aid Proposition Defeated
In Euleaburg.
Special De4patch to The Chicago TtIbanc.
GALEsBCK1, june 2.--The proposition to Issue
one hundred thousand dollars Of city bonds In aid
Of the Court Creek Railroad was defeated By the
Common Council this evening"
, 1870-06-03

HAVANA, June 2.-On}cIal dispatches from Cap
tain General De RoIas announce that Oscar Ces-
pedes wRs executed st Puerto Principe on The
:e9th uit- .....-
Colonel FatardGs Cal1ma1 had killed nfteen and
captured seven reuels, and brought In 12o who
surrendered to secure pardon Among the latter
are memberg Of the families OF 1guaclo, A2ramont
Argilago, Guerva Cis1cfas and others, noted H.
surHentG
General ARramontes correspondence Was CAP
tufed In an abandoned camp at Fuelta Abajeros,
Senior Raface Seo1doru lB among the killed.
Colonel Montauer reported that the detachment
under bis command Killed twenty rebe1a, !nclud-
Ing chIeftatr, Gayo, Mata, On171ue, Mara, and
joaquin.
, 1870-06-03

The Peoria (nl.) Democrat Of the 1st says
:" Last evening President c. y. Griggs, Of the
indianapolis, Bloomington 4 Western Rail
road, met number Of our leading citizens at
the Peo1ia house, and consulted with them
in regard to the extension OF that road
VAS appointed, to see upon what terma
depot grounds could be procured,
and also ground for round-house and other
necessary buildings. President Gtiggs. Ban
jau1in Smith, and other prominent railroad
men viii, arrive in our city ne1t Monday By a
special train, and will meet the members Of
tie Board Of Tfade on 'Change and take fur
tber steps il relation to the extension OF the
road. The line will be completed to 1udianap-
oils by the 1st Of August and II it is extended
to this city, will give our citizens through
route to Cincinnati without change Of cars"
"A letter from Horace Thompeon to George
B. Kingsley, Of Blue Earth City, explains the
reason why the st. Paul L Sioux City Railway
Company did not feel at liberty to undertake
the construction Of the proposed railroad from
Mnnkato to Fort Dodge. He says that Mr.
Drake and himself, whilo at the East, had
made preliminary arrangements to place se-
curty for the construction Of this road as far as
tho State line, the bonds being guaranteed BY the
Sioux City Company But just It this time the
Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad Company
made for the lease Of their road, and they
we're thus obliged to abandon tho project Of
constructing branch road whose connections
they could not control. They vii, however,
use their utmost e1ertions and influence to
bring tho merits Of the road 10 the favorable
attention Of Philadelphia partiea, and he thinks
tho Duluth i Sioux City Railroad Company
will doubtless favor its construction.
Work On the Indiana North and South
hallway has already been commenced IN Pa1ke
County, and the contracts Will be let all along
the line It an early day.
Work has actually commenced on an e1-
tsneaFe G scale on the Arkans4s portion Of the
Cauo Fulton Railroad. The work will now
60 vigorously forward, that portion Of the
n:a T9aa l{lng between Little Rock and White
laser oetng the portion that viii be finished
An election win be held in San Frsncisco
on the IN inst to decide il b, 600 ooOO Of city
and county bonds shall be issued to the s,nthh-
ern Pacific Railroad Company, n a donssins
, 1870-06-03
FOREIGN.
other Insurrection Threat.
ened in Italy.
The Spanish Press on Colonial
Emancipation.
An Adverse Decision in the Nor
daunt Divorce Case.
The tEcumcn1cal Council.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, June "a Violent criticism appears N
Black,eood, Oh Disrael1 and Lathair. Many thtnk
the Tolcs will take this chance TO Bhe!ve him.
IQSpoK, June 2-Dt6patcEes from India men-
tlou an alarming outbreak Of cholera In ReWAh, In
Il IaSpoS, juno s.-The decision Of the appeal Of
the plaintiff IL the MotdRnt divorce case
to-day,- was rendered by, Lord Penseaate
Court hold that, owing to the continued insanity
Of Lady Mordsnnt, she Is in no condition to make
legal reply. therefore proceedings for divorce
can be carried NO further.
The alleged Fenian emssaries, Wilson 4nd Dr.
Wis, were brought up for examination to-day.
A great crowd occupied the courtroom and ap-
pr0achea, and manifested sympathy for the pris-
oners IN an unmlstakable manner. Unusual pre-
cautions we're taken By the police, and no dis
tusbances TOOK place. Nothing of importance Tas M
the prisoners, but refused, and the men were re-
nanded to Jail ......
Among the distinguished persons who attended
the Derby yesterday was MI. Gladstone. The
Daily Teiegrnph has some depn comments On the
circumstance.
4 concession has been granted for laying tele-
graphic cable between some point on the English
coast and CorTuna1 Spain.
LOSDoN, June 2-The steamers Marathon, Euro
pean, and St Andrew arrived cut