The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
THE NE Ws.

THE NEWS.
Important discoveries in the gold mine |
regions of Minnesota are reported.
Extensive discoveries of copper are
reported near Winchester, Va.
Gen. Banks has beaten his uncle for
Congress four to one.
Overland emigration to Oregon this
year is estimated at 10000.
Gov. Perry, of South Carolina, received
the pardon of Gen. Wade Hampton on
the Both ult,
The aggregate strength of the regular
army, derived from the last returns, is
43,248 officers and men.
The indications are that the Republi-
cans have succeeded everywhere in the
recent elections, except in Louisiana.
The impression is that France has been
warned not to send any more troops to
MAxico.
1Secretary Stewards final instructions to
Minister Adams, in relation to our claims
against Great Britain, went to Europe in
our last steamer.
The Public Ledger, small evening
paper publishing in Memphis, is furnished
city subscribers at ten cents per weeks
A Cincinnati hotel regaled its guests, a
day or two since, with green peas, a
second matured growth from a farm in
Butler county.
Judge Walker, the President of the
Alabama and Tennessee rivers railroads,
has secured sufficient Northern capital
for the completion of his road from Blue
mountain to the Georgia line.
Chase says he can't try JEFF. Davis in
Richmond, and President johnson says
he can't be tried elsewhere. So the i'm
preston gains ground that he will be re-
leased by expatriation.
THE BRIBE-On the occasion of the
late visit of Henry Ward Beecher to
Washington, Secretary Stanton presented
him. with brevet Lieutenant Colonelcy
for his son, who is serving as first Lieut.
1t is understood that before the sailing
OF the English capitalists, they signed
preliminary papers for perpetual lease
of the Atlantic and Great Western com
pany of the Morris and Essex and the
CataWissa Railroads.
1t has been noticed by some of the
journals which are in the interests OF Max
imillian, that the term for which Juarez
was elected President expires on the 30th
of November; and it is said, that no elec
ton has heen held, the succession is thus
destroyed.
The Cleveland (Ohio) Plaindealer states
that a negro in that place was lately sum
moned to set as ajuryman in an import
ant case. The white jurors, some O.
whom had voted the negro suffrage ticket
refused to take their seats with him; and
1T was not until after couple of hour;
spent in quibbling and disputing, that the
Judge discharged the negro, and sum
moned white man in his place.
Gen. Lee, the distinguished Comman
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arranged with Richardson, the New York
publisher, for the publication of his histo
ry of the Rebellion. This book is now
In preparation, and will not be com.
pleted for several months to come. In
the articles of agreement it is stipulated
that no alterations shall be made by the
publisher after the manuscript comes into
his hands.
The Memphis Argus says that gambling
prevails to an alarming extent in that
city, and that the name Hell is too mild
a term for those places-that in the END
Satan will reap rich harvest, and adds
On Jefferson and Adams street particu
larly, they hold high carnivals night and
day. How many promising young men
are daily lured to their ruin, by these
"deadfalls" of high-pressure sin, we
know not, but the number must be
appalling.
The New York Post learns, however,
that under the Mexican Constitution
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