The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw YoRx, August l5.--The steam
ship Bremen has arrived from Soulhamp-
ton with d ties to the 81 instant.
Sac reports that the last telegram
from the Great Z stern was received
August 1st At that time one thousnnd
and forty miles of the cable hsd beer
laid successfully and that all was gong
on well.
The frst railroad through train since
| August Is, 1854, c sme into Petersburg
| last Friday afternoon.
| Railroad communication between Pc
| ters burg, Raleigh, " Washington and points
/ South IRE now completed.
! The Petersburg Express says there Is
constant trouble between the citizens,
soldiers and negroes
The planters are sending large amounts
of cotton into Petersbur:
Sales are made at SOC for mlddllng.
The Petersburg and Weldon railroad
will be open in day or two.
Ex Senator Preston King has been APP
pointed Collector Of New York, wee
Simeon Draper.
The Commercial says the Railroad
Murford. gold operator, failed here Sat
urday, for nearly a quarter OF million IN
gold for his checks, and is not now to be
found.
Warsaw journal announces the plan
for a telegraph line from LanaoeIghn to
America. which has been approved. The
Russian Government undertakes to
complete the line to Necologeloake, the
remainder being left to the the Americ an
Company. The capital OF the latter i
SO .O00, 000 the line TO be finished IN
five years.
ST.. LOUIS. Aug l5-Flour unchanged
l Corn dull at S5c; Tobacco active at 81 u
to 81 81; Whisky unchanged.
: Gen. Sherman arrived here yesterday
New York, Aug. l5.-Cotton dull anc
S declining Middiings 41c. Flour - 10
: Whisky steady. Wheat advanced &c
Corn IS to Sic. Oats 60c. Coffee dull
S1rar steady. Cuba and Mnscavado he
Molasses dull. Pork dull at Ssh, Sterlln!
IS Exchange quiet, 100: Gold l4-S
from Liverpool with dates of the 81
h inst. Sac reports that communicate
y with the Great Eastern remained sus
d nended. and nothing heard from he
q since the noon of the second inst.
re WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-The govern
mant has received Information Of
le terrific herricane which visited th
lg Harvey ard Palmento Islands, May 90
al The piers on the south east has bee
z entirely washed away, making navigatlo
or exceedingly dangerous. Several Vesse
es have been wrecked in consequence.
COLLECTORS and appraisers have bee
On appointed for Texas and Georgia.
70 New YORK, Aug. 15.-rhe Canad
-. crops are reported the largest ever ia
vested. -,
The Eerald's correspondent says ii
ms President and Secretary OF War, 1t Is CO
or fdantlv asserted will visit Richmond II
ON last week in August to attend coun'
oh of general officers in reference TO the co
pr. dit.on of affairs as affected by the poll
he OF the Admins ration. There can
az little doubt that full action will tai
On p'ace in reference t. the attention
hese pe0pl".
Gov. Holden has issued proc'amatl
Ter calling an election on the III OF SPITE
Der for delegates to the convention
10 Raleigh, Oc,ober I'd.
~ The keeper of the Andersonvllle prs
fa. will be put on trial to day, and much 81
lal prise is evirced at the fact that the ID
on Alfred Ely, of n. Y, is to be wlfn
for the def nee.
49,: The President has determined to 81
VI pend the list Of pardons for short TIN
~ and matters will probably be commit
EN- TO his subordinates, owing to tie pr>s'
in this line.
:. Can't. Moore telegraphs that IA
ov- headooards are to be set up at Anders
avs vile to designate the graves OF our
Md d els.
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