Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-26
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LONDON, June 26-The annual banquet
OF the Golden Club came off last evening.
| The prominent speech of the occasion was
made By Earl Granville, Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs. In the course of his
remarks he said that if deGnitive proposals
in reference TO the French treaty Of com
merce were made to her Majesty's govern
ment, they would be received with the most
friendly consideration. Passing TO the
treaty of Washington the Earl said Mr..
Golden desired that America and England
should be connected by ties of the wRrmsst
character. The speaker then praised the
labors of the Marquis of Ripon and Pro-
fessor Montague Bernard in the High Com
mission, and spoke of the settlement of the
Alabama question as a great and good
work, both in its relations to the past and
future, showing that dissepsions which
were, perhaps, the commencement of quar-.
rels could be settled. leaving behind only
friendship, peace and good will. He
alluded TO the United States as holding
striking protectioaist opinions, but declared
his belief that the people of that country
we're fast coming to the conclusion that il is
Improbable to continue the collection of
the enormous tariff. The Earl also spoke
in high praise of the efforts of the United
States to pay off it's debt, and in conclusion
expressed the hope that the two countries
would always be friends.
| Marquis Ripon made brief speech, in
which he maintained that the treaty of
Washington was an equal contract between
neighbors.
MADa1D, J uue 26.-MaEshal SeErano has
been entrusted with the formation OF Tue
; new Spanish Ministry, and is expected 70
succeed.
The King has summoned the Presidents
of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies to
consultation. His majesty has, up to the
. present time, refused to accept the resigna-
tion of the ministers.
LONDON, 25.-Ths Observer to-day says
: the programme Of the Orleanists in case the
election should show g mouarchioAl ma Or
ity in the Assembly, is to move the estsb
lishment Of q constitution, and when it Is
adopted to offer the throne to Count De
J, Chambord. Should he find the proposition
in Inconsistent with his dignity, the throne il
TO be rendered to Count De PsriA.
4 Duke De Chartres and Prince De JoIn>
vile returned to England yesterday.
PARIS, June 26.-The review Lon q
champs has been again sd journed.
The Constitutional protests that tn,
, absence of the Assembly, which deprivei
Paris of its metropolitan character, iustifFe
the German view that the order of the cspi
tai is still disturbed.
D Prince Joachim MLras has returned Il
= England.
Gambetss offers his services TO the Re
public.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-The Catholics o
- this city and vicinity celebrated the 25tl
anniversary of the enthronement of Pop
Plus X yesterday principally with gran
6 procession. High Msss was celebrated q
y the Catholic churches yesterday morning, a
\ which al the men received holy communion
I wearing badges and reGaliS. The churches
generally were dscora ed with evergreen
p and American and Papal flags. From tn
summit of the stse pie of the church of tn
~ Holy Trinity, q cross Of red gas jets wa
' displayed, and last night was discernible 70
miles in all directions. Fine arches Wit
!. appropriate devices were thrown over tn
atreets in different places. The procession
= WAS one of the largest ever in Cincinnati.
SAN Francisco, Jone 26.- Major Selby,
prominent candidate tor the RepublicA
= nomination for Governor, was ssrenAded o.
the evening of the 23d. he pledges himsel
to oppose railroad subsidies.
The Democrats have nominated Judg
IS Archer, OF San Jose, to represent this dis
trict in Congress, in place of Axtell, tn
present incumbent.
r, Governor Hsight, of the committee {
mine owners, is holding q conference wit
the AmRdor strikers this morning. Tn
difficulty will probably be settled peac'
ably.
Lieut., Morton, 29 soldiers, ard l6 citizen
returned to camp Mcdonnell, Arizona, hay
ing killed 5G ApAches and recovered larg
- amount of stock. Capt. Mills, with lsrg
party, is now on the trail.
Hon. Rees Smith has been murdered mes
Rhodes Rancho, Arizona, by Indians.
m All the colonists taken TO Magdslena Ba
by the Lower California Company have LEI
except dozen. Many arrived destitute I
Hspez, and were furnished ratiops by II
,n Mexican authorities to save them from sta
- vgtion.
ny CHICAGO, June 26.-The warehouse bi
re- passed by the Legislature of Illinois, vi
40 20 into affect on the LIST of July. The war
hOhcO AhSA VI AAAS Wy hOiA d WeStAuS y iS
md days ago, the proceedings of which ha
ous not been made public, but i. is understot
ac- the following are the leading points of Il
ind agreement entered into: The wsrehou
ne men will reduce their charges for stors
O oai for sound grain TO the following rates: t.
cents per bushel for the FIRST twenty days
de- parts thereof, and half cent per bushel
the each succeeding ten days or parts there
adj The tariff fixed in the warehouse bill is &
9 cents for the FIRST thirty days and q ha
euy coy cent for each subsequent fifteen days. III
fnii decision denotes that they VIII not take Q
OBJ licenses under the Law, but will do busin'
as private warehouse men, receiving gra
.,o only from those who may request them
D'o writing TO do 30 at the above rates of st
age for this purpose warehouse men y
issue printed blanks which will be furnish
ly TO grain shippers. The warehouse men W
OF in accordance with the provisions of
pas constitution, make weekly returns of gri
: a.s .sa in store and received end shipped by ea
s~s. with the number of warehouse receipts o
etter standing against each elevator, but ii is
pub derstood that they have legal sdvice 4
rice bill recently passed by Legislature is unc
stitutional in several of its provisions Q
cannot therefore be enforced.
o. SAN FRANcIsoo, June 26.-Troops
tailed for duty in Amador county, halted