Rock Island Argus., 1871-11-28
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PRINcEOF WALES VERY I'LL
The Princess also Ill!
Russia preparing for War.
MEXICAN REVOLUTION! !!
Marine Disaster.
STORMS IN THE WEST
Surmises from Washington
General Summary.
SurmiseS from Washington
General Summary.
Market Reports.
Reported Expressly for the AAGus.l

MArANoRAs, Nov. 27.-The revoIutionists
under Gen. Trevons attacked SAlsillo, on
the 10th, Fighting is still going on. Gen.
kocha Is advancing from Potosl with strong
government forces within easy distances.
IrevOns is reported short of ammunition.
Communicative is entirely interrupted be.
yond Mier. Three hundred reinforcements
for TAmorss are expected by ses from Vera
Cruz.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-The Standard is in
formed that Russia has undertaken special
armAments on gigantic scale. She 10
forming two fortified camps, each
to hold 10000 men. One has been
established at SmOlensk, and the other will
probably be located on the GsliciRn from
tier. These preparations are believed to be
directed more particularly against Austria,
because the appointment of Count An
dresssy is regarded as unfavorsble evi-
dence of hostility to Russia.
Evening The physicians in attendance
upon the Prince Of Wales, issue bulletin
this evening stating that the Prince has
been quietsr to-day. There is, however, no
change In the symptoms of the disease un-
der which he is suffering.
The Court circular in the evening journal
announces Lhht ner hoyhl dlRnness, the
Princess Alexandra, is i'll.
A collision occurred lAst night on the
Irish coast between the ships Msrmion and
Osceols. The latter sunk very soon after
she Was struck. Several of the crew escsp-
ed by jumping aboard the Marmion, but
nine men are missing. 1t is hoped they
saved themselves in one Of the boats.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27.-Sundsy's Times
of this city, had eleven columns of letters
from prominent men of all parts of Nilsson
ri, indorsing the passive policy. These in
dorssments are from senators, representa-
tives, generals, judges, and citizens.
NEw YORK, Nov, PA London lette r
speaking OF the Tiehborne trial says the
cost Of taking printing notes of evidence
has bsen SO 900 week. Hundreds of wit
nesses have been brought from South Amer
ioa and Australia this week witness after
witness comes up and swesrs that be recog-
nizes the claimant as the real Sir Roger.
The defence will try 10 prove that they are
ell mercensry perjurers, or utterly mistaken
i NEw YORK, Nov. PA Herald dispatch
from Washington says chat the leading
feature of the Presidents message will be
the internal taxation, tariff and finances, the
Washington Treaty, Indians, and the hu
hluL disturbances IN the South IL 10 un'
derstood that the message will recommend
the abolition of all internal taxes except OIL
spirits, malt liquors, tobacco in every form
and stamps. A general recon mmendAtion il
made for tue revision Of the tariff, although
, 90 articles specified for reduction or Aboi
ton OF duty. IL is, however, suggested tina
those only should be touched which can b'
[ included IN revision with the least IN urJ
30 the country.
No material change in the Indian policy
will be recommended. The message will al
/ lude but briefly TO the Ku-Klux. 1t will b,
left to the Attorney General TO report q
length on the question.
The result Of the lAbors of the High Join
Commission will be subject Of congratuls
ton.
What further measures will be taken /
respect TO the recent campaign on tn
Il Corea have not vet been definitely deter
a mined. A strong policy, however, is IN
:, dicAted, and the punishment Of the C6
reAns FOR the murder Of wrecked Amer
can seemen, is considered complete. Tn
- San Domingo question is yet under advise
meat.
Delegate Mccormick, of Arizona, to-ds
= Presented petition to the President signe
Z oy all classes of citizens of the Terrlsor.
asking that the control Of Indian sffsirs b
given 10 the military authorities and not
peace commissioners.
,a The President took she petition and sal
OF be hoped the recent order to Gen. Scho6el
L would satisfy the people of Arizona that Il
~ government intended TO deal summarily an
= vigorously with the ApAches if, after du
q notifying them to go and remain on th
! new reservations, they shall commit or
more depredations.
2 1t is stated that the St. Patrick Mutu
, Alliance Society made threats of rescuir
Connolly yesterday. They declare that Il
sheriff was very severe on the ex-comptrol
or in not allowing him to visit his family
- The Grand Duke Alexis and suiie q
in tended the opera at the Academy of Mus
s' tonight. They were enthusiastically r
~ n ceived by the audience, while the ban
= played the Russian national hymn.
= The Grand Duke visited the Brookly
r- Navy Yard.
u A correspondent writes from Columbi
be s. O., that the debt Of that State is ov
.t xl5, 100000 1t has been heretofore stat'
" at about seven and three-qusrter million
~ The frauds alleged against some of q
officials sre fully confirmed.