The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
Steamer Nova Scotian Arrived.
Co ton Declined I'D.
Commercial Intelligence.
Associated Press Dispatch

PORTLAND, Ne, Nov 28-The steamei
Nova Scotian, from Liverpool the 18th
and Londonderry the 10th, has arrived
here.
The British Government detained the
West India mail steamer sufficient time
TO allow the commercial board to consid>
er the steps necessary to protect British
interests in Chill.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16.-Copper has again
risen ten pounds.
Cotton declined Id on the week. The
sales of the week, were 46, 900 bales. Or
leans middling, god. Fridays sales com
prised 5000. closing unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. l6-United States 90
634 to "a. Consols, GOT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-Counterfeit
plates of the twelve fifty coupons have
been seized by detectives.
Up to the present time, prize claims
amounting to ten million dollars have
been adiudlcated, and over nine millions
have been paid.
| The Government has received no con
frmation of the recently published ex-
citing reports from the RIO Grande, in
yolving our troops with the French.
All the troops in Central Texas have
been paid preliminary to being replaced
by regulars.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nou. 28.-The
steamer Cuba, from Havana to New
York, put in here short of fuel.
New York, Nov ga Washington
special says the Presidents position re-
sarding Mexico, is, while not Indifferent
10 transporting events, interference on our
part is unnecessary.
Commodore Craven's defence will be
submitted to-day,
Thirty women were arrested on one
railroad train coming to the United Safes
from Canada, for smuggling one hundred
} gallons of whiskey, in cases made after
the similitude of babies, which they car.
/ nv in their arms.
DR.. Sayre contradicts the reported cases
of cholera here.
, A recruiting office for the Haytien navy
has been established in Broadway. The
pay offered is eighty dollars per month.
Belmont & Co., agents of the Roth
schilds, have put in claim for the tobac
: co recently seized by treasury officers a
r Richmond as Confederate property.
|. The President has just issued an ordel
releasing Messrs Seldom and Magratl
from Fort Pulaski.
Ford's Theatre has been remodelleC
q and is now ready for Confederate relics
The Commission between the United
:. States and Columbia is inaugurated will
Col. Biddle for the United States, Gen
Salszas for Columbia, and Sir Freder'cl
!. Bruce. the British Minister, as umpire.
The officers have decided to permit al
n the passengers of the steamer Atlant
who show no symptoms of cholera am
Is intend to go West, to leave the vessel
n TIE impression prevails that Genera
J. Grant will visit New Orleans to consul
IS with Gen. Sheridan in regard to affair
ar on the Rio Grande.
Orders were received from Washlngto
q at the head quarters OF the Departmen
ut of the East, to release all volunteers VIII
t. are undergoing punishment for deserno
n, Elk President Pierce is slowly recover
ing from his recent illness.
i 4 Montreal letter says the Fenian e.
b. element having subsidized, the Provin I'll
to confederation scheme will be introduced
nj The maritime provinces will oppose It,
A French Republican club has been o
ct yanizad in Mon treal to agitate the anne
he alton of Canada to the United States.
tie CINCINNATI, Nov. 28.-FIour dull an
70 unchanged Wheat dull and nominal
old. 80: new, 81 IS. Corn dull-new,4 AZ
Us Oats. $50. Rye, So. Hogs, $40 81 ne
The provision market has touched bt
tom. Mess Pork, %. Green meats fri
err Lard irregular-leaf, 2lc. Grocer
nn;et. Whiskey, small sales at g 70.
rly Nav YORK, Nov. 28.-Cotton clos
ers dull at 53c 70. middling.
- Gold closed at l48 9.