The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-14
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SPRINGFIELD, March l4.-3:2O P. NJ
In the House the game law bill WAS post
poned, and the House went into Committee
of the Whole, and several bills we're read
and discussed.
The Senate discussed the Penitentiary
bill, without actioL. S.
AMIENs, March 1.-THE Emperor is seri.
troops. The Grown Prince will review
them.
LONDON, March l4.-Itis reported that the
P aris government intends to levy tax on
imported raw material, especially textile
fabrics, and tax on cotton, which is soon
expected TO produce annually sixty to
eighty million francs. Foreign manufac-
tured articles will also be taxed proportion.
ately.
The Daily NelcS has g special from
Brussels, which announces that all the
French prisoners in Belgium have been
released aud have gone home.
The French official journal publishes q
decree approving the forming of regiments
Of infantry at Bordeaux, dissolving the head
quarters of staffs of armies recently operat
ing in the north, and camps ofinstruction at
| Hsvre, in Brittany, and in the Vosges.
BERLIN, March l4.-Emperor William is
| i'll at Ferriers, but will leave for this city on
condition of the Emperor's health rendering
| a g. l. aL -.
by q Wait to any of the Princes of the
En- pire.
1t is announced that the 9Th and l2tt
Prussisu corps and the Wertem burgers will
form the army of occupation of that portion
of France to be held by the Germans till
| the conditions of q treaty of peace are full
filled.
LONDON, March l4.-In the House oi
Lords tonight, Earl Granville announced
that the conference of the PoweIs ION the
Eastern question has closed A treaty had
been signed at the Foreign Office abrogAt
| ing the restrictions on the Rd mission Of for
eign men of war into the Dardauelles and
Bosphorus. The Porte, in times of peace
may admit into these waters the naval yes
sells of friendly powers whenever needed &c
enforce the treaty of 1856 The Danubiau
commission is prolonged twelve years. The
protocol expressly declares that no Power
can relieve itself of the obligations Ct the
treaty without the consent of all the sig
natures.
M.-The Black Sea Conference held
a session to-day, OF which all the members,
including Duo de Broylie, as the represent
alive of France, were present. 1t is believed
all the matters under discussion have been
arranged, and that this is probably the last
meeting Of the Conference.
CLEVELAND, O., March 1.-The Nathan
murderer has been caught. For a week
past, it has been remarked among police de-
tec.ives that the Nathan murderer had been
seen at the Union Passenger Depot, in this
city, and on yesterday q report was brough
to headquarters that he had been found il
an old shanty on the Cleveland Pittsburl
Railroad, near Maconald. His description
in every respect, even to the India ink rims
about his left wrist, corresponds to the one
published in New York.
WAsHINGroS, March IA private tele-
gram received in this city announces the
| death, at Vienna, of the Princess Leopold
! Duchess Of SAKE, second daughter Of Dor
| Pedro, second Emperor Of Brazil sged "A
| MADRID, March l4.-Serious distur banoe
have taken place in the provinces. At Al
cants an armed mob fired upon the Mayo
and other civil officers. Some lives wer
lost In the elections the opposition is tr
umphiDg, in consequence Of the disturbe
state of the country.
The Kings trip to meet the Queen ha
been deferred.
WAsHISGTox, March 13.-SENArE.-A
bills and petitions heretofore introduce
we're taken from the table and referre
to the newly organized committees.
A number of other bills were introduce
and properly referred.
: The Senate then took up the bill intr
duced by MIR. Fenton, regulating the Gu
- toms service q, the various ports of entry
the United States, etc.
The bill was referred to the Committee c
n Finance.
On motion of Mr.. Sherman, the Cinci
natl and Southern railroad bill was tak'
from the table and considered.
- The bill was read second time and T
ferred to the Committee on Commerce.
to H.
The credentials of Messrs. Goldthwait
Vance, Hamilton, and Reynolds, claimiI
seats, with the claim of ex-senator Aobt
'' to hold his seat, were taken from Il
table aDd referred to the Committee on Ele
tons.
9. The bill for the relief of N. P. Trist "
y. taken up and passed.
es On motion Of Mr.. Thurman, the Sens
ly took up the House resolution for final Q
= iournment on Wednesday, thereby maxi
y, it the frat business in order for to-morro
After q short executive session the SEM
adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. Braxton introduced
quieting the title to the Arlington esta
and making an appropriation therefor
Mr.. Butler, Of Massachusetts, moved
lay the bill on the table. Agreed to,
to "a.
Y Mr.. Coburn introduced bill giving
- ditional representation to certain states
the House.
Mr.. Dawes offered the following resc
"a zion. Resolved, the Senate conaurri