Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18
The q ew archbishop of Paris
Dispersion OF Emigration
Meeting.
Market Reports.
[Reported Expressly for the AksUs.1

NEw YosK, July 17.-John Roe was ar |
rested at the instance of Joseph Ford, OF |
Astoria, Fulton county, H., for swlndling |
the latter to the amount of $3.50. Ford psio |
money for couHterfeit notes and received d |
| box of saw dust.
| The Agricultural Editorial excursion par
TT will leave this city to morrow morning,
| Tor Mammoth Cave, Ky, Kansas, Colorado,
and the Rocky Mountains.
| In the Board of Police, to day, Oommis>
sioner Msnierre offered preamble declAr
ing the occupation of the public thorough
fares by parades to have grown to be an
evil of such magnitude as to require police
regulations OF prohibition, ana that such
occupation, which is not right but only
tolera,lon, has become odious and danger
ous therefore
Resolved, That, excepting parsdes of the
National Guard and funerRl professions, DO
PROFESSIONS Of any kind shall be permitted
TO occupy the streets of New York without
permission of the Board of Police, in which
event the Superintendent shall give an es
4 cort and proper protection
Commissioner Barr offered q resolution
for obtaining legal opinion on the besr
method Of dealing with street professions
Both resolutions were referred to a commit
tee composed Of Bos sworth aud Barr.
v Mayor Hall, in seconding Barr's resolu
] ton, denied the lawful right of any process
sion, except military, to occupy the strests
and said the authorities were perfectly ius.i
o fed in forbidding professions ; that it was
done in the recent instance for the firsttims
= simply to show the question was never before
presented for decision. Never before did
| ur5ar
: threatening a breach of the peace.
On the Mayors motion, three days leave
}. of absence, in patches of hundred at
- SINE, was granted pasrolmen who faithful
performed their duties on the twelfth.
u NEE YORK, July l8.-Jem Mace, n
4 pugillst, has issued a card waving tne deci
ioS of the referee in his favor in the la
match with Coburn, and offering to fight Il
latter for S., 900 or $4,000 within one hui
dred miles Of New Orleans. In the ever
Coburn declines be is willing to transfer Il
challenge to O'Baldwin.
Great interest is felt in the result of Il
ocean race between the City of Brussel
the crack ship of the Inmsn line, and II
Oceanic the pioneer ship of the recent
N established White Star line. Both shi]
sailed from this port on Saturday, the 8
q. about due off Queenstown.
IN, The tornado that passed over this ci
he Sunday P. NJ committed great damage
ID shipping in the hArbor.
N Cyrills Dion has issued a notice, in whi
- he challenges any one in ,he world to pl
him a game of three ball OF French caro-
biIliards-smount of stakes to be not lie
than $500 side It is thought in billa
circles that an international contest will
. the ult of the challenge.
Ch Among the im portsnt ocuments bearl
cd on the causes of action first taken by t.
Is civil authorities in regard to the rece
a troubles, there s published this morning
by letter. written, by John J Bond, the Oran
us leader, to Supt. Kelso, two days before
riot, in which be implo'1es that functions
nd 10 stop the Orange dem .onstratiou, and sPs
nu the efasion of blood.
- Capt. Petty is TO be tried to-day. Lie
I'M Macklin and Others b slonging to the q
regiment testify in this behalf.
rs: Cornelius V. s. Roo sevels, one the b
ng known old merchants q this city, died at
al ann mer residence on .oug Island this mo
a.- ing.
pa A large party of rougbs in the Twel
ter ward, Brooklyn, hung an efhgy In hau
WI bOQ avenue bulS 1.
OF T. Hoffman, Governor of New York.
w. ~. July 18th, 1871"
rer. FoRr HAMILTON, uiy ls.-The Presid
ula and party are on a brief visit TO u
and Vogors. The Prssid ent was received
q salute of twenty-one guns, and par
sys by the troops of the garrison. de Will
GRO turn to Long Branch this afternoon.
Atis-
lood PARIs, July l8.-1'he announcement
the Archbishop of Tours will succeed
'oro' ate Darboy as Arch bishop Of Paris, is
hrned.
osa-
,um- LoEnoS, July I8.--The police of Lon
wisb nave dispersed meeting in Hyde Ps
Ilous the object Of which was emigration Il
:. the United kingdom. This was rend'
1hio, necessary BY the noise and confusion incii
Iesrs s to the proceedings.
pur- WASHINGTON, July 1T.-w. H Forms
L sE lawyer Of Alabama, was examined By
Ku Klux COMMITTEES to-day He admi
;; the existence of bands of med and
0si- guised men, and the preparation of o,
,r.. ionsl outrages, but considered the pur
of the organizistioD TO be to keep the p
and prevent the negroes from stes ling.