Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-29
Foreign News.
xavre no longer Minister The
German Troops not to evacuate
the environs of Paris yet
The xnsurrection in.Cuba.
Market Reports.


Reported Expressly Tor the AEGUs.
New YORK July 28-A specia! from Wash
rngtOu says, Secretary Boutwell, has decided
not to allow the Kentucky War Claims to be
paid.
Seventy-fve Government employees, com
prising clerks from the Custom House, Post
Office, U. 5. District Attorneys and Mar
shals Offices, were engaged to-day at the
Times newspaper office, addressing wrap
pers Of to morrow's edition of that journal
which is announced to contain q resume OF
publications made In the Times touching
financial and other transactions of the city
officials. The Post Office carriers it is said
will leave copies of the edition at the city
residences.
Secretary Fish denies thatsny information
Of any character il at hand announcing the
appointment of Jules Terry, Minister of
France to the United States.
The Tribune tomorrow will say: "The
insurrection of capitalists, as the movement
to resist further payments to TammsDy, has
been called, is rapidly assuming large pro-
portions. Two movements are in progress;
one consists of the combination of property
owners resident in New York City, sbou,
one thousand of whom, it IS stated, have
signed an agreement to resist the collection
of taxes by The CITY and county officials IN
til q showing of books has been compelled.
The paper was actively circulated in Wall
Street yesterday. Even the most eonservs-
tive capitalists indicate their determination
| TO support the movement, provided it be
general, as it now appears likely to become
| Mean While those doing business in New
York, but residing in New Jersey, are stir
ring, and contemplate flank movemefft in
the United States Court.
The Times of this morning states that
it has reason to believe that q large number
ot influential citizens of the community
have agreed to call public meeting, and te
resist the payment of any further taxation
silI the present rulers of the city have beer
forced to render an account Of their steward
ship. Over one thousand names, including
Ghose of many eminent merchants and bank
ers, have alres.dy subscribed.
The Mayor and Comptroller say the ctJ
accounts which will make 9 volume of eigh
hundred pages, will probably be published
tomorrow.
| A Boston correspondent states that dur
ing the progress Of the New York riots
there were 800 ribbon men in that cit
ready to join the rioters in New York,
called upon, or if the Hibernians had bee
successful in their attack on the Orangeme
and military. They had spies at the differ
ent newspaper offices and at the TELEGRAPH
Offices, to gather the latest information, an
if the rioters had secured any degree of sue
cess, they would have gone forward and re
inforced them as once. The mob was chief
composed of employees in the city gas houses
and comprised many leaders in the Bosto
draft riots.
The frat bale of the new crop of Texa
cotton was sold at e,lction at noon to-day /
front Of the Exchan, ye, at 43 cents
Ninety Thousand baskets of peaches ar
> rived in this city from, Delaware to-day.
u The agent of the Havana associatio
e,gar manufacturers, representing sixty mi
Mons Of capital, is no W in this city, procurin
ev'oense agAiu st the domestic manufacturer
4 VINO ousr and sell their own goods as ia
porseo brands Some of the guilty parti,
nave oeen discovered, and iniunctions wi
DC sougnsirona United States Courts comps
ling them 10 c ease their fraudulent busines
unless they do 80 Voluntarily. The penal
for omittins the stamps on each boz
cigars with the name OF the manufacture
is $50 in each case. It is said half the ciea
sold as genuine Havana are manufactur,
! in this city, an that the parties suspects
will resist interi erence with the business.
WAsHIsGroS, July 29.-The K
Klux committee to-day examined
W. Guion, aleading lawyer Of Charlo