Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-28
THE soPE's NOMINEE FOR FRANCE
General Summary,
Market Reports.
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NEw YoRK, Feb. 27.-The examination
OF charges against Judges Barnard and
Csrdozo last night was continued till Mon
day next.
The Stokes trial Was RESUMED this A. NJ.
The proceedings opened by an address by
the counsel tor prisoner, Gnimsdverting
severely upoE the grand jury which indicted
Stokes.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27-YesterdAy afternoon
the dead body of q man was found floating
in the river, which was subsequently, identi-
ned as that of Charles Badger, who has been
missing several weeks. The deceased was
for many years connected with the office of
the fremont House.
The Japanese embassy we're shown about
the CITY to day, attracting curious crowds at
every stopping place. The party left for
Washington direct tonight.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2T.-JAs. Brown and
Isaac Hunmel, both young men, were ar
rested to-day on suspicion Of the murder Of
Daniel Kramer. Both we're brought here
this evening. Brown made 9 partial con
fession, and acknowledged having accom-
panied Hummel to the door Of kramsr's
house, bat alleged that Hummel committed
the murder. Both we're committed for an
other hearing on Friday next. Mrs. Kramer
is insensible to day, and there is no hope of
her recovery.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The celebration IN
IN honor OF the recovery OF the Prince of
Wales IS Of the grAudess character. The
streets are Ihronged, and houses end public
places are gorgeously decorated. The spec
tAtors are numbered by millions. Fabulous
prices are paid for seats to witness the pro-
oession. Twelve thorsand soldiers, and
almost the entire police, guard the lines,
and the interior decorations OF St. Psul's.
The procession takes place at noon.
LATER-Whsn the procession moved
there were ringing of bells and chorus of
thirty thousand children. Great bodies
from the Kingdom are represented. Crack
regiments of the army are furnished. The
Prince looked stronger than was expected.
An immense cheering greeted the Queen.
The day is observed as q legal holiday
throughout the Kingdcm.
Thanksgiving services are reported in the
principSl cities Of Ireland. Special prayer
10 offered by order of the Bishop of the
Irish Church. In Dublin, the Te Deum was
sang in ST. PAtrick's Cathedral.
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tween one and two O'Clock. The entire
assemblsge a-oss as her majesty entered,
and rename standing till she took her sea,
on the throne. Te Deum was sung by q
monster chorus OF picked voices. after which
the Archbishop of Canterbury delivered the
sermon.
During the procession every shop and
house along the route brought q fabulous
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let for one hundred pounds for the day
One vacant space brought four hundred
pounds.
The ex-Emperor Napoleon and party had
q house on the Oxford road, though they
had been invited to share the facilities o.
the army and navy club, Of which the ex
Emperor is q member. 1t is reported thai
i Napoleon declined sn invitation from Queer
Victoris to be present st Buckingham. The
Decorations are said to have surpassed any
thing ever before known. Miles of streeii
we're given out by shares to decorate at the
Ell pense OF the metropolis. Ar the Crossing
was = splendid triumphsl arch, the erection
of which cost $4,000.
Americans in the city were active in con
tributing to the success Of the day. Mex
to the British, the American flags wer,
most numerous; often intertwined will
notices such as, friendly union is the bes
settlement of the Alabama claims" etc
There will be q grand illumination tonight
, LONDON, Feb. GA special Telegram
from Bombay says the Governor and off
ciAls attended the cathedral in state. Tn,
) Parsees assem- bled in their FIRE temples, tn,
Jews in their synagoguss, the Hindoos il
their temples, and the MohomedAns Ant
other sects in their several places of wor
ship, and offered thanks according to thei
various rules for the recovery Of the Eng
lish Prince.
PARIS. Feb. 27.-The Pope has addressed
letter to the French Bishops, asking then
TO support Count de Cham bord for ruler o
France.
1t ia reported that the Count will leav'
Antwerp tomorrow.
ANTWERP, Feb. 27.- Count de Cham bort
has left here. He has gone to Dordrecht.
town Of the Netherlands. 10 miles south
Q east of Rotterdam.
J. NEw YORK, Feb. PA meeting of III,
,. committee of twenty-five, appointed by tn
grand sachsm of Tammsny, to provide
plan for the reorganization OF the societv
8 was held yesterday. Altendorfer was elect
/ ed chairman Of the committee. Invitation
g for p conference Of prominent Democrat
" were issued. The Judiciary committee the,
y adjourned.
= ALBANY, Feb. 27.-The New York CIT
u charter bill from the committee OF sevent
Q passed the Assembly tonight By vote Q
80 to 26.