Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
A JUST SENTENCE
M arine Disaster.
General Summary
Market Reports.
LRspOrtsd Expressly for the ARsus.l

NEw YoRK, Nov. 22.-Dispatches from
Matamoras say that the revolutionary move
ment 10 becoming general in Mexico. Gen.
Roohs was marching to the relief Of Saliilo,
which place was severely pressed by the
revolutionists, so that the speedy issue of
the contest at that poitn was imminent.
Gen. Altorie was engaged in constant
observation Of the movements at Osxioa,
and Diaz was busy in fortifying the place.
Juarez has repeated his reques, to Con-
gress for the vote of extraordinary powers to
the President.
Mexican citizens have subscribed money
for the relief of Chicago, and for the aid Of
sufferers by northern fires.
Soon after the arrival Of the Grand Duke
at his apartments in the Clarendon House,
be dispatched the following message to his
father by cable:
"To the Emperor of Russia, St. Peters
burg My entry Was cordial and magnih-
cent. There was 3 parade of militia, and 9
general holiday in the city.
(Signed) ALEXIS"
The same dispatch was sent to the EN-,
press OF Russia at the Crimea.
The London Economist having mentioned
with regret the appearance of the name
of United States Minister Schenck
\ as director of one Of the new mining COM
pauies, with the remark that oommerciA
occupation OF any kind appears entirely in
com 2Atible with the functions Of u diplomat
the Evening Post of this city expresses tht
hope that our government will immediAtely
recall Sohenck, who, by permitting hi
official position TO promote stock speculs
ton, humiliates his country and shows al
utter want of respect for bis high Office.
The naval ball to be given to Alexis oc
ours on the night of the 28th.
/ A special dispatch from Washington II
the Herald sAys that the Democratic ant
Republican coalition against Grant, tn
movers of which purpose holding q secre
conference ct Harris burg, though not wei
defined, hes been bruited about for days.
Wm NJ. Evsrts, when be was ia Wash
ington weeks ago, was far from BENZ
reserved in his views Of the mex xpediency o
Grants denomination.
The victory over Tsmmany is the in
spring motive of this sudden gathering to
gether of soreheads, and the belief whic
prevails among the leaders who are to Ell
gineer the new movement, is founded on th
possibility that the work of reform ono
begun may sweep the whole country. Th'
President seems to be ignorant Of tn
movement.
BUFFALO, Nov. 22.-Tbe suspension G
o. S. Mines, a leading grain dealer, is OF
nounced. His liabilities are 250,OOO.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 The Grand Duk
= arrived on special train ct 1880 this eve
! ming. The depot was thronged by a larg
1 crowd. The Prince and suite being in citi
: zens dress, were not recognized until the
: reached the front Of the building, and the
, by but few. Catacazy's carriage was
waiting and Cstacazy, the Duke, Admir-
Perse., and the principal secretary too
d seats and we're driven to the house of Cat
d cazy. The rest Of the suite started for Il
!, Arlington House. The Grand Duke was eI
!, tertsined by the Russian minister.
Soon after the Duke was driven to th
}; minister's house, ,Catacazy called on the Sc
g retsry TO notify him of the arrival Of u
l. Grand Duke, and to make arrangements f
70 his presentation to the President TO- morro'
= which will probably take place at mig
!, about $50 o'clock.
j. number Of foreign ministers called
Of pay their respects to the Grand Duke.
y. New LONDON, Conn.,, Nov. 22.- tt
!, freight and passenger steamer Ciiy of Ne
1. Londor. which left New York last evenil
nd With freight only for Norwich, was burn,
W this morning in the Thames river.
There we're only seven passengers, bat
y were lost. OF the officers and deck han
=. =. known to be lost, are VIM. P. Ely, Of Hal
Cd burg, Conn, second mate M. W. Butl
and Henry Dugan, steward.
70, Fire sxtinguishing apparatus and sAvi
appliances we're abundant, but the rsy
10 spread of the flames cut off the approach
N N the boats, and the saloon where the Ii
-. preservers were.
PoRr Au PREoE, Nov. 6, via HkvA,
10, Nov. 22.-The case Of the steamer Hori
Ars remains unchanged. The Spanish iron O
:" man-of.war Saragossa 10 expected.
~ The Haytiens have reinforced the gal
sons in the forts here, and placed guns
position. They are being held in resdin
al for active service.
Coffee is in demand at Aux Cay and
price has en- upward tendency.
Sr. THOMAS, Nov. 16.-via HAVANA