Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-17
Market Reports.


Reported Expressly for the ARsUs1
New YORK, July l6.-The last two days
have seen New York more free from dis
order than has been the case for twenty
years.
The resolution passed by Captain Joseph |
q. Peltary and the thirteenth precinct police
denounoing the 84sh reg iment for having
fred without cause meet with universal
condemn nation
August 4th, 1870, Mayor Hall sent let
ter TO Superin tendent Jourdan, advising the |
suppression of the proposed Orange parade |
of that year, and taking substantially the |
same ground on which order No. 55 has
been based.
All the dead bodies at the Morgue except
one, were identified. The total mum Der
killed thus far is Sc. A few additional
deaths have occurred since Wednesday.
The Board of Police has assured the
officers Of the S4th regiment that the con
duct of that regiment during the riot was
entirely justi6able and proper nnder the
| circumstances.
| Gen. Vsrian has written q letter excusing
| the 84th regiment.
Two German clubs have been rganized
in Brooklyn since the riot, each mem Der
pledging himself that he would vote only
TOR citizens of American birth to hold Office.
Some of the rioters are out on $500 to
$4,000 bail. Two more deaths to-day: sew
eral dying at this moment, one of whom is
Walter Pryor, son of the actress.
Father Couney,s at St. Pstrick's Cathedral;
Father Deshow at St. Psul's; and Father
Haggerty at the church of ST. Columbus
have preached powerful sermons with refer
ence to the riot.
The nunber Of emigrAnts arrived g, Cas-
tie Garden for last week, was 4, 236, making
q total of 100, ,447 landed this year. The
total number for corresponding period last
year was 138, ,l95.
1t Is believed that Foster will escape cap
itAl punishment. He is cheerful
During the fire this morning at 79l Sixth
Avenue, barrel of benzine exploded, Sc
vereIy burning thirteen men, one of whom it
is feared fatally.
The funeral of Sergt. Wyatt and private
Page, of the Ninth regiment, killed in the
f lot, took place to-day in Woodlawn Gene
terry Fig bit thousand citizens Witnessed the
, procession in the drenohiHg rain, all quiet
Capt. Swift and Lieut.. CORDOBA, of the
, list regiment, while returning from the fu-
neral in uniform, were attacked by q mob,
3 but defended themselves, and the ringleader
of the mob has beer arrested.
Edward Jeffrey, member of the 9th regi
ment was detained at the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel on the 18th by sick wife in the even
ing he was terribly depressed when he heard
of the riot, and hearing to-day comments
upon his absence from the post of danger,
he became excited and cut his throat from
ear to ear. expiring instantly.
The officers of the Irish Brigade Associa
ton have held an indignation meeting.
Daniel GAlvis, proprietor of drinking sa-
loon in Brooklyn, in quarrel last night,
stabbed Michael Campbell dead with large
sheath kRife. The quarrel arose from the
difference of opinion concerning the recent
riot in this city.
WAsHINGToE, July l6.-AS some journals
have subjected the expressions IN whrch
President Grant announced the pardon OF
Bowen to severe criticism, it is but fair to
state that q copy of the pardon furnished to
the press, upon which these comments have
been based, contained o material error. The
correct official copy has The phrase, sand
whereas it is represented that he was inDo-
cent of Intentional violation of law" The
word Intentional is omitted in the pardon as
published. Its restoration will be found to
deprive hostile criticism of all its force.
The subscriptions on the new losn to-day
we're So, ,000.
Talliaffero, a captain in the Confederate
service. now planter near Macon, Miss, tes
tilted before the Ku-Klux Committee, to-day
that within the past year in that county, ff-
teen colored men were killed, and q mum hel
whipped there is an organized band of Ku
- Klux in the county. He had attended three
or four meetings of it, although he had new
er taken the required oath.
He was O witness before the Grand Jury
: at Oxford, and on his testimony, severa
members of the Ku Klux were indicated.
Fox DU LAC, Wis July l6.- Bonnister'
wareh ouse, the Lake House, and twenty
= other buildings we're burned yesterday
Several 6remen were more or less injured
- and one child is supposed to have beer
burned to death. Loss, $4,000.
WNoNA, Mimi, July I6.--A FIRE yessel
day afternoon burned VIM. Richards stable
thence spreading to the levee, destroyed tw
barges, four warehouses, and one store. Th
total loss is SIS, 900. The buildings wer
small.
ST. LOUIS July 1T.-Clay and John Smiti
employees on the steamer s. s. Merrill, wer
arrested Saturday, charged with committin
Q heavy jewelry robbery at Keokuk fe
days ego.
SAN FRAEcIsoo, July l7.-Prince Shnid
zen, nephew of the late Tycoon of Japan,
6ne, intelligent youth of 16 years, with
retinue of 10 persons, arrived en- route
, New England to be educated.
!, PARIs, July H. Archbishop Gilber
Of Tours, has been appointed successor
Monseigneur Darboy, as Archbishop
Paris.
!. The Duke of Ohartres has asked leave
serve With the French troops in Algeria.
The committee of the Assembly upon Ii
reorganization OF the army, has adopte
10. the principle of compulsory service. I'll
u. nalional guard viii. therefore, be dissolve
H. throughout the country.
led V1nHSA, July 1.-THE Austrian Go
nts ern ment has formally ratified the naturaliz
-w.kh Akn nustad 2Iataa