Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-24
Market Reports.
laspoEted Expressly for the ARsus.l

BERLIN, June 24.-Bismarck has written
TO certain members of the Reichstag, and
says that while the Catholic delegates in that
body oppose German unity, he has received
assurance from Antouelli that the Pope dis
approves their course
PARIS, June 24-The Official Journal
publishes q decree recalling to their posts
all the fnrloughed tressUrers, receivers and
collectors, to receive subscriptions 30 the
| loan.
| The Official Journal also publishes i'm.
msnse lists Of the amounts received by the
French consuls and ambassadors in foreign
countries in aid of the victims of the war.
Marshal McMshon has issued an order
sbrogating the former regulations permitting Z
the sale of inhsmmables. By the new order
retailers are forbidden to keep on hand al
one time, over 200 litres OF such material
All persons who disobey this mandate viii
be tried by court martial. Manufacturers
and dealers in arms and ammunition are
also required to submit TO restrictions
upon the fabrication and sale of those or
ticles.
NEw ORLEANS, June 24.-One Thomas
! Wrenchell has been arrested for the murde,
of James E. Lyons, telegraph operator
Wrenohell, with whom Lyons was boarding
attacked Lyons in bed on Saturday morn
ing, beating him so severely with . watch
mans club that he died on Sunday.
i New YoRK, June 24.-The Arctic steam
er Polaris will be ready to leave for tht
North Pole on Tuesday next. Mr.. Ball hA
succeeded in getting q scientific staff to sui
him.
The leading operator in the Rock Islam
speculation has offered to settle some of his
contracts at fifty per cent cash, or in ful
+ with his notes at twelve months. Broker
were engaged yesterday in unrsvelling tn
tangled thread of their confused accounts
and for the present there is an end TO sus
pension, whatever the future may develope
when the claims which are now counted q
: cash are realized at their actual value.
WAGHISGros, June "a Judge Busteed
of Alabama, was examined to-day, by th
r Southern Outrage Committee. He said b
, did not believe any such organization q
she ku kiux existed in Alabama, and shs
person and property are as safe there as i
any other State in the L MON Havin
been questioned as TO the testimony of Rev
Mr.. LGkin, parts of which were read
t him, he said it vas entirely antrue. Laki
$ had represented that thirty three indict
msnts had been found in Bustesd's cou
for violation of the civil rights bill, an
h.d been tried but the truth was tbs
e only one indictment had been found, al
Q that had not yet been tried. In reply to
question, he said he knew man name
3 Willard Warner, who applied for exemptlo
from Jury duty in his court in 1867 {
l. 1868, on the ground that he was q citizen
= Ohio.
!. Secretary DslAno has written the follow
ing letter 10 Commissioners Parker, whic
, explains itself:
"Hon. Z S. Psrker-Sir: In reply
e your letter of the 2lst inst, asking TO b
instructed as TO what amounts, vouchers
: &C., shall be submitted for the action Of th
lexecutive committee of tie Board Of India
Commissioners, l will state that deem
\ advisable TO refer to said committee for I
4 Summation and approval all the vonche
connected with internal affairs, excel
expense and compensation accounts (
commissioners. special agents, 6e, reterre
30 BY you; but as such accounts, in mar
- INSTANCES, include items which the executi'
v committee is by law to pass upon, am
] the opinion that to avoid any nisunderstan
ing on the subject, il would be best to pr
sent all vouchers of whatever character, +
o approval OF said committee.
. Signed c. DELAEo, Sec'y.'