The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-06-28

D.
The Cuban excitement relative to Amer
lean affairs is intense.
The stock Of sugar on hand is $4,000
boxes.
FROM WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, June 24.-During the bank
riots the citizens demolished Mitchelps
Bank. Two other banks and brokers'
Offices were much injured. The Mont
gomery Guards were called out, but re-
fused to obey the orders to fire on the
citizens, The Zouayes were called out
and fired on the citizens with buckshot
COMMERCIAL.
Nv YORK, June 24.-The sales of cot
ton to-day were 700 bales Middlings
l4l "a l4B
FOREIGN NEWS.
The British Ministry have been defeat
ed in the House of Commons on the bill
bestowing one Of the seats made vacant
by Acknowledgement, on a new metropoli-
tan borough.
The bill repeating the paper duty, has
passed the House Of Lords.
The Manchester Cotton Supply Asso-
citation have held a meeting. The result
Of the eXertions of the association report
ed are rather discouraging
The British squadron have bombarded
and destroyed Porto Nuoevo, killing 200 OF
the citizens.
Many Spanish cotton factories have
stopped, throwing thousands out of en-
ployment.
FROM KANSAS C1TY-Loss OF LIFE.
KANSAS Cry, June 24.-Forty snen
were drilling in the Wyandotte building
which fell, burying all, killing some in
stantly and wounding many.
SPY ARRESTED.
RICHMOND, June 24.-W. u. Hurlbut
an alleged spy, in charge of COMMITTEES
from Atlanta, Georgia, arrived this morn
b ing. He is now in Jail. The Confeder
J ate authorities have turned his case ovel
to the State of Virginia.
He win have preliminary examination
tomorrow, and if the evidence is not suffi
cient here to convict him, he will be Ia
t ken on a warrant for the Confederate
Commissioners in Charleston.
T Ten federal prisoners have been brought
here during yesterday and to-day.
No news Of interest has TRANSFERRED and
nothing eonfrmatory Of the Secession Of
Maryland received.
WHEELING. June 24.-The bogus Con
vention here has adopted the present mill
tia laws of the State. 1t adjourns to.
morrow to the first Thursday in August
I next.
FROM WASHINGTON.
, WASHINGTON, June PA spy is ares
ted here with full details of the number
and position of the troops, also Of the
, batteries in the vicinity Of this city.
HAoERsrowN, June 24.-Harper's Ferry
/ is deserted and the pickets have left Viii
Transport, but Gen. johnson is reported
to be I miles back of the Ferry with foul
regiments.
e CAIRO. June 24.-The City of Altor
j. with 1900 troops and four 6-pounders, has
departed. Their intention is to march t
Missouri via Arkansas.
MILWAUKEE, June 24.-Forty Of thC
0 bank rioters are in Jail. The Mayor hai
. proclaimed martial law.
Y KANSAS CITY, June 24.-Fifteen hun
! bred troops left to-day for Southwestern
Missouri.
FREDERICK, June pa resolution hal
q passed the Legislature demanding of th'
S Governor that he return the arms to thu
q State militia.
, FROM VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA, June 24.-Lowe's balloon
, made an ascent, and discovered that tn
= Southerners we're also ballooning
= FROM OHIO.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-The A. 0. Tay
$ Tor dropped down the river yesterday.
t The Lexington and Connestoga leav'
g to-day.
Eight thousand troops are at Camp Den
nison.
> WASHINGTON. .June 24.-W. D. Gala
e CHER is appointed Collector Of New Or
e leans. He departs for Cairo to accompa
{ ny the Army.
The Cincinnati Gazette says 5000 South
erners are thirteen miles beyond Philippi
y uniformed and well armed 5000, re
IS serve at Hattonsyille, and 100 Cavalry a
"a Romney.
Picket diminishing continues. SuspeC
ted persons are turned over 10 the CIV
authorities, and guerillas will be shct.
REPORTED SECESSION OF MARYLAND.
Richmond, June 23-It is reported her
that Maryland has passed an ordinance c
secession. ! cannot vouch for the reli'
bility Of the report as it is said the ord
VI nance was passed in secret session.
n PROB WASHINGTON.
" WASHINGTON, June pa requisitio
i' will be sent to Indiana for four additions
81. regiments.
h It is believed the Government will M
i. interfere with the due course Of law
the case Of the priyateer Savannah.
III The case Of the condemned schoon'
Tropic Wind will probably be appealed
be the Y. S. Court.
he 1t is said Mr.. Crittenden will offer h
be compromise to Congress, coupled with
threat Of the secession of Kentucky if
is not adopted.
Gen. Beauregard is evidently preparir
FOR an advance.