The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-03
WASHINGTON.
Market Reports.


VERSAILLES, June 3.-It is stated that
Marshal Mcmahon desires to resign, and
will shortly tender his resignation Of the
command Of the army of Versailles to the
government.
LONDON, June 3.-A large military re-
view takes place near this city during the
month of September next, at which General
Won Moltke will be present.
His Majesty the Emperor of Brazil after
completing mis- European tour, will sail from
this city for New York. On his arrival he
will proceed to pay state visit to President
Grant.
PARIS, June 3.-Coumunication between
Paris aud the surrounding country is now
open and uninterrupted.
MEMPHIS, June 3.-Hon. Horace Greeley
arrived here last evening and was escorted
to his hossl By a delegation of leading citi
zens who went out on a special train to
meet him. At an early hour the Theatre
vas crowded in every part 10 hear his lee
ture. At the conclusion Of his address Mr..
Greeley was the recipient of marked ovation
from members of the press, the city off cials
and large number OF citizens. He leaves
for the north to>night.
NEW YORK. June 3.-LAst evening a FIRE
was discovered in the rear part of The iron
foundry of Woodford l. Swefte in west 25th
street. Before the flames we're sxtinguishsd
the stock and machinery were damaged
$4,000 and the building $4,000,
The re union Of the army of the James
will be held in this city On the third Wedues-
day of July. Maj, Gen. Terry will deliver
the address, and Col. Jno. Hay will read the
poem, The headquarters of the organiza
tion will be at the Astor House. The indi,
cations are that q ma jorisy of those attached
to that army will be present.
! The chief clerk of the steamer Hanss
gives further particulars regarding the col
/ hsion between the HAnsA and the Norwe
/ gisn bark Rhea, which resulted in the in
stant sinking of the latter with tbs
captain and men. He says on May 3lst
at half past 2 O'Clock in the morning wer,
Sandy Hook in dense fog and going only
ut half speed. Had six men on the lookout
and officer of the deck. Our bell and fog
signals we're constantly sounding--.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-ll:30 A. Mt i
probable that the rain storm will adyAnot
East into Mississippi and Arkansas. Th
cloudiness in the Ohio Valley will be tenn
porsrilv dissipated and move northeast int
Pennsylvanis Clear weather with fresh an
light winds is probable for the Eastern
States and Lakes.
NEw YORK, June 3.-The Associates
Press Association teleRraphed from Indian
Apolis yesterday to the effect that H W
Caldwell of that city had compromised tn
land claim to eight acres iu this city, an
, received million dollars cash for his ind
vidu uaI interest is pronounced 9 hoax.
A large number of prominent citizen
f here left for Europe on various steamshi
/ lines to-day, among whom were Judges Jone
and JoIihinson.
New YORK, June 3.-A mass meeting G
citizens was held this evening, under th
auspices of the Irish Democratic Union, |
express condemnation of the treaty of tt
: JOINT High Commission and protest again
y It's rAtlfcgtion. Resolutions were Adopte
/ declaring 8 diplomatic expression of regr'
for the depredAtions of the COnfederai
cruisers was in no case an adequate repsri
ton for the insult and inju ury sustained tbs
the permission given the Canadian hsherme
10 use American fisheries WAS in utter
, regard of the rights OF New England fisher
A
ests worth $lT 900 900 for coasideratio
of about $1,000; that there could be 4
!. terms of condemnation too strong for Ii
Administratiou which remained iudifereI
while American citizens were condemne
to penal servitude by the British Cover
ment, for words spoken In the Unite
States.
Speeches were made BY Gen. Halpin
= Hon Vim E Robinson, and others.
. ELMIRA, June 3.-A striking among Il
= hrskesmen Of freight trains Oh the Er
railroad occurred at Hornellsville. this atie
noon, which temporarily interteres with Il
- running OF freight trains. Passenger trail
are not interrupted. Much excitement pr
walls at Horne lsville.
J NEW YORK, June 2.-The Alleghar
- Commandery, escorted by ST. Johns Coz
II msndery, of Philadelphia, arrived st /
Cd depot al Jersey City this afternoon, whe
10 they were received by the Hugh de Pay
a Commandery, and escorted to Taylors L
by tel, where they psr,ook of COLLATION.. Tn
us- then crossed TO New York where they We
met BY the Grand Com mmAndery and dele,
md tions from all the Communicates of n
.Ia nn \ FORK and Brooklyn, and escorted to The
Nh Nicholas Hotel, where the visitors will
TilI main for the night. Tomorrow they v
be escorted to the steamer Oceanic By
vs.: Sir Knights Of this and the neig hbor
ing cities.
two DEs MONIES, June 2.-The Iowa Divis
cas- of the Illinois Central Railroad will instr
pa their conductors to pass editors and Il
fter ladies TO and from the Convention th
sdi, not holding passes, should apply to J
= Ol Farley, Dubuque, if there is time if
IONS they should go prepared TO identify tbs
war selves as editors. f. NJ. MILL
uula arkansas CRY, Mo-, June 2.--Maee
and thrested ct Wysndotte this morning,
'ser- Q Sheriff had no warrant and the p
, escaped. Mace, Allen, Cuisick and q,
Sore wood with party of friends went 4
ats- miles south west of there on the state lin
Hood noon to day. They put mp ropes and
went 10 the ring and summoned Coburn
''''' latter not appearing the referee Holliw
Rosa declared the stakes forfeited to Mace
cum niRat Mace and Allen are exhibiting q
wish Walnut Street Thetre TO an immense CT
uious Coburn is still in New York, it is said.
obio. BosroN, June 3.-Ths Free Relie
years Association met to-day in Tremons Ten
! his o. b rockingham in the chair. Addr,
pur- were made by Rev. John Weiss, Rev.
1t ef- Bartol, Rev. Henry Jerson, of England,
Colt W. Higginson In the afternoon, le
were read from Garrett Smith. vii
Lloyd Garrison, and RABBI Wise, of
ors, cinnati. Lucretia Mott followed in q
address, after which the Association