Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06
FURTHER BY THE PERSIA.
The Persia brings about ae44, 600 ster

The Persia brings about 9244,000 ster-
ling in specie, and 211 passengers.
The decrease of coin in the Bank ofEng-
land was G553 600 for the week.
A circular has been issued from the
Colonial Office to the Governors at the va
rious colonies, calling on them to look to
the defense Of their provinces, aud not to
neglect that reasonable amoun of warlike
preparation, which it is desirable should
be everywhere maintained.
The Bishopric Of Toronto has been re-
constructed, and a new See created, to be
called the Bishopric of Huron, with DR..
Cronyn as frst Bishop.
The Siamese Ambassadors and suite ar
rived at Malta, en- route for England.
Several additional failuers are announ-
|oed, but none Of great magnitude. Alice
a. McKerow, Scotch machinist, Manches-
ter, and w. B. West, h~aderdasher, Man
chester.
PortugaL.-A financial crisis has mani
Tested itselfat Lisbon. The populace were
dissatisfied with the s~anctity measure Of
the Government, and an outbreak was an
ticipated. Robberies had already COM
menced.
Austria.-The resumption of relations
between Sardinia and Austria may be
shortly expected.
The panic in Vienna exchange was
Ifrightful. The national loans bearing in
~terest payable in silver fell to S05.
RussiG.-A letter in the Presse says it
is perfectly true that the Russian govern
ment has set apart six million rubles for
the reconstruction of Sebastopol. Though
the treaty of Paris forbids the building Of
Notifications, it is supposed it may be ca
silly deluded.
Persia.-A powder magazine at Jound-
epore had been exploded by lightning =
over 1000 persons killed and 300 houses
destroyed.
AustroiG.-There has been two arrivals
from Australia with ESQ, 600 sterling in
gold.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 80, P. M. :
The excitement increases. The Gov
ernor has been waited upon by a number
of prominent citizens, urging him to with.
draw his proclamation. He gave no def
mite answer. A town meeting has been
called for tomorrow afternoon. ,.t
The Majority has issued a notice reques.
ting the citizens not to attend the meeting
fearing it may tend to in6ame the present
excited state of the public mind.
A number of military officers have call.
ed on the Governor, informing hin that tn,
military would not obey his orders ant
that most Of the companies were tempora
rily disbanded.
Democratic politicians are enrolling t.
offer their services to the Governor al
armed citizens under military command
ers.
The Mayor will issue a proclamation or
Monday morning detailing his arrange
ments for the preservation of the peac,
and protection Of voters.
The city is full of rumors with REGARD
to the arrival of arms from Washington
but they are believed to be entirely un
founded.
Some of the armories of the German
companies were to-day entered by a party
of men who took out all the arms and car
ried them to the central police station, lay.
ing them down on the floor, They were
promptly returned by the marshal.
The military are to report to the Gov
ernor at moor tomorrow.
The general impression is that he viii
withdraw the proclamation.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 80.
The Governors proclamation and tbs
correspondence between His Excellency
and the Mayor still excites much publ,
attention. The military officers are en-
rolling men for the various companies
but the work progresses slowly.
New York, Oct. 80.
A serious fight occurred at the City Hall
to day, between a party of Democratic
politicians. One of them, named Coner
was beaten to-death by Teddy Donovan,
custom house officer.