The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-13

+ Reported Expressly for the AReus.l

| Reported Expressly for the ARsus.
| PARIs, June l3.--Mr. Alexander Dumas,
the well known author, has entered the field
as a candidate for office, at the forthcoming
election in Paris. His popularity will secure
him the support Of a large party.
Ii IS stated on reliable authority that an
enterprising American Company has made
proposal TO the Government for the re-
o1ilding OF ali the public buildings in she
city which have suffered from FIRE and other
causes. The Company promise TO rebuild
the whole of the public edi6ces within
Period of fve years, accepting payment Of
the Government in rentals, at the rate of
SO freucs eentimes for the price OF the
work.
VERSAILLES, June l3.-The idea of re-
establishment of the government In Paris is
gaining ground.
Duke D'Aumale left here yesterday for
England.
The court martial for the trial of the in.
surgents has not yet been instituted, but is
announced TO meet next week.
PARIS, June l3.-Is is reported that the
/ designations of FAvre as minister Of foreign
affairs, and Nstentine as prefect Of the
Seine, have been rendered TO the Govern
ment.
The Duke D'Aumsle declined the banquet
protfered him BY partizsus of the House of
/ Orleans.
Paris is already crowded with returning
citizens and strangers.
| The Government is determined to indem
/ nifty owners of houses dest.oyed during the
recent fighting in Paris.
Marshal McMahon has refused 10 become
q candidate for the Assembly from one OF
the vacant districts.
The Long Champs races are soon to be
re established.
The damage to the Gobelien mauufactory
proves to have been small, aue work is al
ready resumed.
| WASHINGTON, June l3.-The Southern
commissioners have appointed .arsons to
take testimony in the South in such cases
as cannot be brought to Washington for
hearing. The commissioners have also de-
sided that their Jurisdiction does not extend
to claims for rent, occupation of buildings,
and grounds for military purposes, and that
they are not empowered TO report to Con-
gress on the merits of any snch claims.
Hon. L Washburne, Minister TO France,
visit at home this summer and will avail
himself of it should affairs in France become
suficisntiy settled to make it practicable
for him to be absent from his post.
Mira. Professor Henry, who was so serious
ly injured on Saturday night, is recovering.
, Her right arm and collar bone were frac,
tured.
Mr.. Frederick Douglas will probably be
, succeeded by his son as mem Der of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of this District. The sp
pointment will be made by the President in
few days.
? The First Postmaster General is recover
! ing from his recent illness.
The United States steamer Tallahassee
left yesterday for Eastport, Maine. Senator
Merrill went as q passenger, for the benefit
of his health.
The repoIted resignation of Gov. Cooke is
contredicted, but the Chronicle announces
his positive resignation, aud adds thvt Gov
Cooke recommends Mr.. AlexRndee r Shep
ard as his successor.
Ex-Congressmsu Bowen was to-day sen
fenced to two years in the State Prison, and
$4,000 fine. He is now in Jail.
New YORK, June l3.- The World.
Washington special says, q telegram re
ceived there to-day from London, by high
official, states that the Anglo-Americal
Treaty with Her Msjestys ratification vii
De sentIuto Parliament on Tuesday.
1t is understood in London ths. Disraeli
after conference with Sir Stafford NorIhcote
has determined, as leader of the opposi
ton, to permit the treaty to be received
. without attempting to press any criticism
- upon II 10 the point, even of serious debate
frrs L
:. srustwoF mp, and settling the question !
> there ever was question. as to the reoep
= ton of the treaty IN Great Britain.
LONDON, June l3.-The Tories are OF
; ganizlng for vigorous opposition to tn
. Treaty of ashiugton, and struggle j
! expected over fbss instrument in Parlia
= meut.
The Communists of Clo-kenwell hold
meeting on Monday evening, to protes
against their extradition by the British Gov
ernment.
ne Thomas Hughes, NJ P for Fromex, in a
, address to the workinPmen of Londor
m delivered on Sunday evening, eulogized III
:. liquor laws and various other institutions
co he United States, praised the people an
government of that country, and urged EN-
- grafton to America upon all those who al
IL vslnly seeking work at home.
:, LIVERPOOL, June 13.-Alegheuy Con
NJ maudery of the Knights Tempt lars of Pitt
burg landed here to-day. from the Whi
oh Star Steamer Oceanic, nine days from Ne
get Y ork.
BERLIN, June l2.-An iu. perial procl
-, nation announces the order in which II
triumphal procession is to enter the cit,
'u' AT the head of the column will be borne
ma eagles, captured from the French arm,
" then follow, in the order in which they q
"a named, Generals not engaged in the wa
aids de-camp of officers in the field, co.
uH manding officers, Prince Bismarck. Gene
ais Won Room and Won Moltke and Il
- Emperor William; after the Emperor con
German Princes, aud the procession VI
n then be made up of detachments of the vi,
"a sorious army.
LONDON, June l2.-The harvest prosp pee
ia OF France and Prussia are discouragin
Much OF the crops has persisted. In q
more eastern provinces of Europe, howeve
. the crops promise an abundant yield.
W Late sdvices from Teheran say the fan
inc In one of the districts of Persia h,
reached such q state that tho starving ne
pie have killed and eaten ffsy children.
Do A telegram from Bombay aavsa yess
"a bound from Kurraohe to Kotos; recen,
foundered near Luokput and that eiph
lives were lost.