The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-10

An amenG<nent by Congress to the
national banking law is proposed, by
| which the profits on loss OF circulation
| sbaIl accrue TO the banks Instead OF 10
the Government.
/ II ia understood that Adjutant-Gene- |
| rol Thomas will soon retire from the army
General Townsend will probably succeed
him. . =,
| Annexation clubs are springlng up all
over Lower Canada. Tue French Cana
dian organs wage free War upon British
dominion The Fenlans are quiet eX
cAptinp occasional ADMINISTRATIONS with
rockets and firearms.
On the first of MAY last we had in the
field and in hospital /, 0CO, SOB men. IhIs
number has been I. duced 10 l10,OoO,
: and the process of reduction Is suil gong
: on.
e The New York delegation are inclined
i to press Henry j Raymond for the Char
y manship of the Ways and Means Cons
: mittee. in place of rhad. Stevens, the late
e incumbent. ~
! From recent returns received at the
J. Indian Bureau the various tribes OF the
limited States are estimated TO represent
collective strength of 800 600 souls, OF
which number $500 are known to have
served in the Federal service during the
III late war. 8- ASS TT
Toronto correspondence says: Inc
Is number of Feniaus enrolled ana no"
at drilling in Canada Is stated 10 po nearly
RS 90 00(l of whom nearly one half are saie
ID, 10 be already armed.
srs The property as Point Lookout has oeel
secured for the temporary asS ium LOT oiS
ne ahled soldiers and sailors. Congress VII
nd he asked at the opening OF the session
IN donate cottages on that point TO: the pul
he nose and an appeal will be made to IN
lin liberal ci,izeus of the country for mean
act TO pay for the land. :,
'lc Juede c. w. Gearle, one OF the oide
'ol- Judre in the State, died at LAnesVA
la' this morning.
avit tho pioneer. were inferred at Uyban
OF g Ohio Yesterday. The ceremonies we
low witnessed by large number OF clllze
her; from all parts OF the State. -
en> Advices have been received from
said do Janeiro to the 4th OF Novemoe
hronght by the steamer Havana. lhls
hat nc nnening of a regular communicate
evil With Brazil. by a dl,ect steam mail rou
col II was expected at Rio de JAnelro "a
ore the war would soon be over. Inc Vlctorl
reby of the allied forces over the PAraguaya
be were deemed DECISIVE
turn Gold is at par at Rio de Janelro.
There
col ,ovements of the Paraguaya
lxes, ~ had received another rtpuise
ence Iorrentes.
ne is prof Agassiz was, at last accounts,
ever ,oxino the upland course of the Anna
over liver He had discovered sixty
IS IN species of fish.
} pay The return of the Emperor 10 MO
over be marked by. popular fetes. Az
due. Mint gold medal is to be struck IN
TINS honor.
ng or I, il exnected there will be > large
for migration into Brasil from the 20
State States. Several gentlemen iro" ~
lana were in Brazil seeking eu'tao'e
It any aI;t;as for emigrants. At RIO de
I'VE to .Sn SUDDEN disappearance of Mr.. Chi
If this povsford an American merchant,
or OF occasioned much comment.
j col Judce Warmoth, from Loulslan
kind here as delegate FROM louisiana.
to be the day of the late election In Loois
" and - Iii he remembered that irregular
failed were oDened at which both blacks
uhites voted The Judge MAINTAIN
lat this theory that by the rebellion LoulsiaL
, from Iapsed into o territorial condltlon
CHS is the basis on which he Wlll pr
himself as delegate.
Republican members of Congress
Sherifs in conversation, they believe the
ned in dent has undergone declaeo ca9 =
his feeling towards the South. and IN
Legis to apply the brakes. A Gay or ~
il, That he expressed himself muen u-ss"
ifs for with North CrroAna for deiea'Is
? cents Holden fer Governor, agal 5 Iii n;i
hat all bly remain MS Provisional Govar'
vention many months to come, " 49,
eby re The Washington 0hronicle tOV
nounces, authoritatively, that Gen:
that the will not 60 further South than =
ority to ton during has present trip-
cir opin-
aid out To