Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-27
THE CALIFORNIA GUARDS AT
AM4DOR MINES.
Market Reports.
Reported Expressly for the AasUs.l

GLASGOW, June 27.-Ths Primas, from
Havana bound for Gresnoch, has been
wrecked. Every person board per
ished.
QUEENSTOWN, June 27.-The steamship
City Of Brooklyn, from New York, the sew
enteeuth inst, arrived here at one A. NJ.
yesterday, making the passage in eight days
and six hours. subsequently she sailed for
Liverpool.
VERSAILLES, June 27.-The Ver;te says
that. fearing detection, the Communists and
workmen appear to have decided to refrain
from voting.
The Official Journal to day contains sew
ersl official DEGREES relative to the loan and
the war indemnity.
PARIS June 27.-GAmbetsa has arrived
in Paris, but leaves to-day. He has accept.
ed a candidacy to the assembly from one
district in Paris.
Charles Flequete has been discharged
from confinement.
Francois, ex Director of Roquette prison,
was to-day arrested.
Richard Wallace has received the Cross
Of the Legion of Honor.
MADRID, June 26-The Cabinet, which
was in council until o'clock this morning,
decided to persist in its resignation in con-
sequence Of the attitude of the majority Of
the Cortes. II is believed. however, that only
Moret and Sorello will ultimately retire.
| SAN Francisco, June 26.-The first bat
| tellion Of the first regiment Of the National
| Gaard of California made q forced march
from Sacramento yesterday, reaching Sutler
Creek, Amador county, last night, taking
the riotous miners BY surprise. No resist
ance was offered, but many insults we're
| flung 30 the troops. The inhabitants are
generally delighted at being relieved from
the terrorism of the miners league. The
pumps will be started in the mines in the
morning, and the mines willing to work will
be protected. Adjutant General CAsemsn
ia in command. The rioters are making
many threats, but have NO chance of sue
cessful resistance.
| New YoRK, June 27.-Geo. 81. Smith, in
the liquor business in Kansas City up to
| June last, was tried in the general sessions
Court to-day, on the charge of representing
himself to be q member Of the firm of Jew
EFT, Smith d Allen, Kansas City, and there
by swindling merchants Of this city. He
WAS found guilty, and sentenced to the State
prison for three years and ak months, anc
to pay fine of s3,2S8.
. Nineteen singing societies, composing tbs
Northeastern Sengerbund, contended ct 4
prize concert at SteinwAy Hall to-day, fo
three magnificent prizes. The enthusiasm
T, was immense and the crowd 30 great tha
the hall was unable TO contain half tn
people who sought admission. Hundreds o
| mem bers were unable to obtain entrance
The grand concert of the singing sooetie
at the Empire Rink last evening, was
- great success; not less than FIVE thousan
people were present. The utmost enthusissr
prevailed. The singing Of the socisties We
- much applsuded throughout the choruse
which were finely rendered.
Capt. Hall, the Arctic explorer, had
reception at the large rooms of the Ge
graphical Society last night, Judge Chsrl'
P. DAILY, President of the Society, presidin
q. q. A. Grinnall presented Capt. Hall VII
an American flag which accompanied OIL
ha of the previous expeditions to the Nor
II Pole. 1t is doubtful whether the Polarii
ITS can sail tomorrow.
nd The Board of Bishops Of the M. E. Churc
ay to-day virtually reversed the decision OF q
Book Committee in the care of DR.. Lsnahs
~ The veto of single Bishop, according
- the discipline, was enough 10 nulify t
proceedings Of the committee in expelli
him. This veto vote came from Bish
!. Ames. Bishop James voted with the 90
mittee.