Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-21

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PARIS, JUNE Z0.-Ihe war between the !
monarchist and the republican journals is /
extremely bitter. The latter repudate the |
Commune. The general impression is that
their leaders represent the sentiment of
more electors than those Of their adversaries. |
They are also united, while the mouarchist |
journals are divid ed.
VERSAILLES, June 2l.-The government
authorize the establishment of a private !
telegraphy in the departments Of the Seine |
and Seine ct Disc.
manifesto from the moderate Republi- |
cans announces the adhesion Of sixteen
more newspapers to their cause.
This Bank of France has resumed the |
publication of its returns.
FLORENCE, June 2l.-King Victor |
Emanuel has returned from Naples without
Wis sitting Rome.
The Chamber Of Deputies is engaged in
the Discussion of the bid for the reorgani-
zstiou Of the Italian army.
Affairs in Rome were perfectly Quiet.
LONDON, June 20.-In the House of Com
mons, TO day, NIscouut Enfield, Under See
retary Of Foreign Affairs, promised that the
government would give immediate notice 10
Ihe British claimants under the treaty of
Washington, TO file claims and proofs before
the commission created by that treaty, with
in Elk months.
Ia the House of Lords tonight, Earl
Granville, IN reply to al IN inquiry concern
ing the treaty of Washington, said that
April 9th, 1865, the day of General Lees
surrender, had been accepted as the date Of
the termination Of tbs American war, bnt
he thought claims for losses occurring sub
seq uently would be considered.
| A correspondent from kome saws the
/ Pope, on the 10Th anniversary of his non
| thcste, received depu:snons from all coun-
tries, even from Poland. At least two thou
sand delegates and eight hundred ladies
| waited on him during the day. The Pope,
in his replies to congratulations Of foreign
! deputatIons, said he hoped TO bear the eros
through the streets of Rome without fear 0 +
/ outrage. To the French delegates be spoke
feehnglv on the situation OF France, and
congratulated them on the victory over the
powers of darkness. BE Was grstifed at
receiving a telegram from the Queen of
England, IN which her wishes for his long
life and happiness were expressed. During
the day the Pope distributed $4,000 francs
among the poor. and received munihce ut
preseuts from the faithful throughon the
| world. Notwithstsnding the precautions
taken By the police, visitors were frequently
insulted by s crowd in the streets, Many
soldiers who served in the PontIfical Army.
were arrested before the day Of the festival,
TO prevent disturbance.
MADRID, June 2l.-The Imperial says th g
ministers have decided to resign. After the
d ebate in the Cortes on the address, Mar
shsl Serrard eItreated Senior Moret 10 vi b.
draw has ignstlon, but the latter remain
firm, and MS resignation has been accepted
b7 the King. The Prefect of Madrid has
resigned, in consequence Of the disturbances
on the Pope's jubilee
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Returns at the
Department of Agriculture Indicate an in
crease of acreage of wheat, compared with
that of last year. of per cent, or nearly
three quarters OF million of acres, nearly
all of which is west of the Mississippi. The
crop will probably be fully equal TO that OF
last year.
/ DEs MoINEs, June 2l.-The storm which
visited central Iowa on Sunday, WAS more
destructive than supposed. At De Soto the
ueE Christian Church building was en.ire
desuoyed-loss $4,000. Halt an hour later
5 1t would nave been occupied by q large con
D gregatI0u. Ia the same town the Presbyte
rlau church was moved from its foundation
Aemphills new business block WAS unrootel
aud half dozen small buildings were en-
-' Lrely destroyed. Ne loss cI lite. At Earl
1 ham ibe AeInodisi church was destr yyed
4 Ine Iuza church moved from it's found at oi
. AID tLe Presbyterian was in ured. Two o
taree small buildings were blown into atoms
: Great damage was done to Ihe crops in tina
s. vicinity. At Dexter, Crismau's large new
g elevator was blown into rains The WING
Il mills had their water tanks destroyed. Tn
- Presbyterian church was moved from it
. foundation, and several small buildings wer
e demolished.
D GALEsBURG, Ill , June 2I.- Imnsns
st preparations are being made in this city 70
M the celebration Of the Fouth of July. Sent
N tor Trum bull has accepted an invitation to b
the orator Of the day, and the iutelligeno
comes from eli parts of Northern Illinoi
1e thar ihele will be one of the largest Assem-
I'd o,ies here to greet the distinguished state
q, man ever assembled in the central militer
tract. Besides the oraiion, there will
the hremens tournament, military parad
ag fireworks, etc.
en- The Commencement exercises of Kno
"a College and Lombard University are no
no u progress, and the city is filled wit
ia visitors.
'or DAYTON, June 2l.-The funeral Of Il
lily late Hon. c. L Vallandigham, yesterda
wss of the most imposing character, "a,
mt was probably the largest which has ev
nd taken place in the State Of Ohio. The pr
cIa cession was about two miles in length, ar
wAs composed of persons Of all polite
parties and walks of life, Business in maj
- parts of the city was suspended during Il
passing of the funeral cortege, county al
city buildings, with many rivate residence
~ we're draped in mourning. The pail oeare
aL we're Hons A. G.. Thurmsn, s. S. Cox, Ge
+. Pugh, Geo. W. McCook, Judge Chino
Ia General o. G. Maxwell, John Howal
+, Samuel Craighead Elihu Thompson, D.
Boyer, W. Fl. Gillespie, and D A. Har
. Mr.. Vallaudigham was buried By the
Nv sonic fraternity, Grand High Priest Char
G. Kiefer offcisted.
Mr. Valandigham left an estate valu
at $4,000 to $40, 1000, clear of eucur
90 brances
g. CINCINNATI, June 2I.-Tbe Times q
Chronicle publishes q letter from Ch
Justice Chase to Hon. c. L VallandiRhs
|. dated May Goth, on the subject of the Nc