The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
General News Summary,


The Savannah authorizes have given
permission To several par i-s to remove
the brick which termed part of the Oh
structions planted in the rlver below the
city carly in the war. The brick being
whole and merchant Bile, bringing So per
thousand, the enterprise is f.uud tn be a
well paying one, and large quantitirs OF
them had been taken tum The cribs in
The distractions.
Reports received at The Agricultural
Bureau from all parts Of the country rel :
r. sent that the crops of hay. potatoes and
corn, will be larger than any previous
year. The hay crop will be fully Cne-
thIrd lai g~r than ever known before
Oats are also reported 10 Ge very superior
and q larger crop grown than for years
previous.
r Gently the wife of one of the city
fathers of New B.-dford presented her
husband with three children at a BIRTH
The delighted tai her took his little daugh
t.r. TOUR years OF age, To see her new re-
la ions. She looked at the diuinutive
being few moments when, turning tn
her father, she ihq ired. PA, which one
are you going to keep"
There is man out West who claims to
cure dlsesseS by laying on hands. That
Is Dothiug marvellous. We have ourseIf,
says the editor of the Baugor Wing, when
young. been cured of moral oblquitier
by the laying on Of the parental hand
severely.
The ST. Paul Pioneer says the grass.
hopper scouIge IN the coun'ies of Bi+n
vile, Brown, B,ue Earth, NIcollet, l.
SDuer and Scott, Minnesota, this season,
III numbers and deslruc iventss, EQUALS
anything. ever known III almost any part
OF the civilized world.
Wallace Butler, member of the Sec.
md Presby t~Iian ChuIch; il S.. Louis.
NJ. has been expelled because he re.us.
Il To acknowledge that he had slnned in
jolulng lht Confederate army.
On the 2lst ult, a very singular case
~as developed in the Supreme Court.
NV Ynk. Mr.. Muller, "a mu. ician tv
profession. claims $4,000 damages iron,
Eugene O.skay, Hungarian count, whom
ne ACCUSES OF having destroy d his dom+s
ic ha.,pinesS. The lady in he case
Annetta Zlufretta, alias Mrs. Muller, Is a
danseHse,
Out of sixteen hundred male"clerks.
M ssengers aud others employed at pres
-nt IN the Treasury Department. six nun
dred are disabled officers and soldier
Tue five hundred lady clerks are CHI, d,
refugees from the Soul b, and relatives -,
dissblsd and deceased soldiers.
Gen. McKeon has asked Gen. Dodee IN
relieve him from the command of South
" stern Missouri ON account Of the lnetfi
rl"ncy OF the force under his command
be being unwilling to draw the uav oi
"rigsdler for duty that could be perform.
I'd by lieutenant Colonel.
Capt. P-nnock has issued peremp.ory
ordeis TO he effect that none but return
-d sall"rs and sDldi' rs are so be emplnyed
"a the Brooklyn Navy YAId. Apui,cant.
nust produce their Certificates OF honor
tule I'll charge before their petitions can
be listened TO-
The War DEPARTMENT is anxious to
nave cA,etul and scientific report re-
'ptcung the fortIfc4Iions erected hv In.
aro aud Richmond. and the
esident has therefore dire cted Prof
MAnan OF West Point to go there and
make tne requisite +xamiDations.
cAtur, Alabama, once q pleasant
80 q. has experienced the fate of so |
many Southern cities, and is q mass ot |
uins and rubbish. Two miles north is .
'ptI"oSnd camp containing over six
lunored negroes, who have uuder cul,I
'"ti"n ABOUT one thousand acres of corn
! d cotton. eoiu
An Old darkey in Petersburg. Va. was
Gently heart talking OF freedom He
rAs giving advice TO some of the ..co,or,..
ret ren. and said. "stay wid your mas.
= ana work. h-'ll feed and clode vnm.
NJ you cnnle 70 town aud gifts freedom
y, h1e Confederate naaney, de more yo,,
ah, ds wuss it is." you