The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26

NEw YORK, Oct. 28.-Edward b.
Ketchum withdrew his plea OF not guilty.
on the gold check indictment.
1t was agreed that his sentence should
be suspended until his civil examination
before the court.
| MoREHEAD CRY, Oct. 28.-The purser
| of the steamer Eagle, which has arrived
| at this port, reports that an insurrectlon
would break out among the negroes III
Jamaica. -,
He states that the English Consul
General at Havana had applied TO the
. Captain General of Gu ba for a'd To 9reen
any disturbance which might occur. AnS
request was complied with, and war Ves-
r sells had been dispatched.
SAN FRrNcIsco, Oct. 28-Tho steamer
, America arrived here yesterday from
q Honolulu, wi h dates to September SOh
/. The Advertiser publishes hSt OF
y ninety-five whalers, composing the arctic
d feet, nearly all American, OF which tnir-
= ty-three had been burned or bonded by
J. the Shenandoah. Sixty-two remain 70
y be heard from.
'r The United States steamer 0aranae
! sailed for Marquezas Island on the l'In
= to intercepta lot of coal for the SnenAn'
- doah.
: New YoRK, Oct. 28.-The sales OF cot
ed ton in Liverpool on Saturday the IAsA'
n. as reported by the Africa at Halifax, com.
as prised 25 900 bales at an advance OF
8 a i(0B the market closing firm. =,
nd Ia London, on the l4th, 5-2ys closed
of at Ga to Csc.
ne Consols ruled at 883(S9.
ng NEw York, Oct. 28.-Rankin aliAa
Gu Finch was found guilty yesterday o.
os' counterfeiting 1t was proved that nearly
way forty Thousand dollars of notes had beer
pun sent to the Western States, and that sew
III eral counterfeits on the Mechanics
the the Bank of New Haven and the FShkil
sun Bank were found on the prisoner.
,on TORONTO, Oct. 28-The Leader, cd
itoriallv. speaking of the FeniAn move
ment in Canada, asks chat the Govern
and ment take away all surplus arms, learn
can that they should fall into the hands
over the Fenians.
row. WASHINGTON, Oct. 28-Presidel
L. johnson has issued his proclamation .
ntel- pointing the first Thursday in Deoemo
HIM as a day of general Thanksgiving Al
l'esI prayer.
our FORTRESS MoNsoE, Oct. 28,-Tl
United States steamer-of war mo
orro Island has already sailed Tor havAn~
ss;tb Washington.
now NEW 1Okk, OCb '-ONSSS.-
las so declining Middling SIC. Gold cFo'
nor at l45i. Sterling exchange lOs4.
event Flour has declined SC. Whisky ..
e. A 81 35. Corn has advanced lie. C0i
ieyas- quiet. Sugar is quiet NJ l4o AoaA'
towns is quiet. Pork rules at S33 Is.
roken MrLLEDGEvILLE, GA, Oct 2.-The
D with ceedings in the morning session OF
te and Convention were of an unlmPor'
'r tnat nature.
urther During the afternoon session an
safety, nance was introduced and debated
ID; nor some length, declaring the debt incu.
ID during the late war, null and void
kno" ord nance was referred to commnee
] tneIe Two articles of the new COnsEtu
slOlll'y were reported. The first article
me can adopted. The 9th section OF the
nauon. aboIishes slavery, promises aequleso
near in emancipation, and no eetopPe
y gave future claim for compensation
NOT IN strong feeling prevails against
'e ., ~ pudiation.
OF 1ne 1t is thought ex Gov. Brown WI
unseon' run for next Governor.
often The Montgomery Advertiser i
nite our that six thousand acres of land IN
SOD, or kansas. belonging to Gen. Gideon :