The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-03
GEOGRAPHIC : NEWS
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mated that the Clerk of the House |
means to put the names of the Tennessee |
members elect on the rolls the first day |
t the session. 1t is asserted that Ten |
1essee is in the same category as the other |
southern States and ii this intention Is |
carried out there are Ohio members who |
will move to strike the names from the |
rolls. Their opponents say that Tennef-
zee is fairly restored, and entitled to i'm
mediate representation. - 5tzs 81
Nearly all the Tennessee Copgressmen
elect are Eere.
There will be seven contested seats IN
he coming Congress.
Among the members arrived from the
Southern States is Jacob Baker of New
Orleans.
All the Virginia congressman elect are
preparing to leave for Washington.
The oath question is to be tested by Mr.
| Stuart, who will make applination tor
seat without taking the test oath.
The Chief Justice has telegraphed that
ne would not attend the present term OF
the United States District Court at
4 Norfolk.
A prolonged session is anticipated.
Nearly every one who has had land con-
| iscated proposes TO make efforts Tor It's re
covery through that channel.
ing the present session for the indictment
of Mr.. Davis for treason.
The Virginia Legislature meets on Mons
/ day. 1t is thou ght the Constitutional
Amendment will be passed, and that the
war debt will be repudiated.
New YORK, Nov. 30-Considerable com
petition Tor the Clerkship of the House
seems to be coming up, which will require,
McPherson's friends to be very active.
Rio Janeiro advices say the Argentine
cavalry, under Romiro, had cut ap 800
men from Corintes' forces at Marantine.
slight engagement occurred on the
20th September near lncesaolles, wherein
the Paraguayans were defeated. In re-
venge for which the Paraguayans burned
come thirty villages on their march.
i Government securities are stronger
5. 2Os of '64 have advanced 100 are
better. Large amounts of I sos arc com.
ing from New England for sale. The Mex
lean news caused the strengthening OF
the gold market.
This is good reason to believe the Pre-
sident will, in a few days, restore the
privilege of the writ of habeas corpus. =
E WAsHINGToN, Nov. 30-The Mexican
/ Minister has received news that the
French were eVacuating iSinaloa.
The five per cent treasury notes due
e December 1st must be forwarded by hold
0 ers to the treasury at Washington for re-
il demption, and to avoid losses it is sug-
gested that the signature be punched, care
= being taken not to destroy the me mbers.
The President has annulled the suspen-
sion OF the writ of haLeas corpus, except as
: to the States of Virginia, Kentucky, Ten
Il npss.e, North Carolina, South Carolina
q Georgia. Florida, ALBANIA, Mississippi
Louisiana, Arkansa, and Texas, the Dis
trict of Columbia cd the Territories o
S, New Mexico and Arizona.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ,o0.-There ha
, been a terrific explosion at the PernSy
u vania iron works, on Beach and Marlbor,
~ streets, killing one man and destroying
ID much property Three out of six boiler
so were displaced.
New YoRK, Nov. 30.-The Hayden IL
surrection is reported as entirely sup
pressed. Paul Boyle, the leader, ha
ry been executed. Cape Hay had bee
~ bombarded by two British steamers, II
:: duced to ashes, and the fort destroyed
no GetfrarPs troops were in possession OF To
Isl site.
i'll ed by Miranda was entirely destroyed
battle. The General was lett dead c
-, the fl Id.
nd Elk. Emperor Soulouque, OF Hayt, hs
arrived at Santiago de Cuba en- route
st. Thomas.
nd Mcpherson, Clerk Of United Stat
Of House of Representatives, has decided
iaoye off the names of the Virginia al
n.y. Tennessee members from the initial 70
DDS The friends of the President insist I'll
,y's Horace MAYNARD and Col, Stokes must
as admitted at the organization, and In
or probably will be.
Robe TT TCombs has escaped from Ge
u pia and sailed for Europe.
su Gen. Butler has prepared legal
i of gument, showing how Mr.. Davis and "
be lee can be tried by military tribunal
The Post says the admission OF
Tennessee delegation at the organlzat
c. of the House Will be a test case. Elmer
~" Etheridge alleges that but few Congr
tate men elect from that State have recel
who majority of legal votes.
,tob SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 3O.-A batta
- Of California volunteers has gone to !
IONA for campaign against the
TINS manches. 2
all The Provost Marshal has discontin
% Of recurring passports from parties lea
nent for Mexico z.4lsL
Nav YoRK, Nov. 30-Cotton is scar
so firm with less doing Mlddllng
Sterling exchange 1901 Gold close
tniS I42l Stocks are STEADY.
and Flour dull and lOc. lower.
a., on &c Cl nU; Nov. 3O.-FIour duh
1ney nominal. Wheat dull. Corn dull Il; a.
+ line Oats active at 42c. Rye s3c IN
{ the .ipts of hogs are light. No. quota
4 %. are given. Mess pork active at 2oe.
2lc Groceries quiet. Linseed OH
hard r rl1y Nov. 3O.-Flour dull. "
mer- declined Sc. and corn DC. Oals al anu
n on visions dull. Hogs, 81 IS to - w.
- 80 New YoRk, Nov, 3O.-President )
SUI writes on the Sd inst, that ne was
their leaving Ell Paso to reestaolisn tne
tional Government at Chihuahua,
French having evacuated that place
.roneti General Fullerton reports ina
planters of Louisiana are unable 10
gooos snficient labor, and could tmploy
gener- thousand more freedmen than are
& Co., State. @S 80 -
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