The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

being foreclosed The farm morteao.,.
threaten TO destroy the entire road IF ihe
company fail to make provision for nav
ment OF mortgages. A great deal of
trouble is apprehended.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-The Hon. A
N. Harrington, Chancellor of the State
OF Delaware, died suddenly, at the Wash
ington House in this city, to-day.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 28.-Frank Gurlev
sentenced to be hung at Huntsville. Ala
on Friday of this week has. by request NJ
numerous citizens OF Huntsville. been res.
pited by Brig. Gen. Whipple until such
| time as further facts in his case can he
submitted to the President.
Gov. Coney, of Maine, has appointed
Gen. Geo. F. Shepley to the Judgship on
the Supreme Court bench of that State, /
made vacant by the resignation Of Judge |
Woodbury. Davis.
RALEIGH. N. c.. Nov. 28.-Hon. Thos.
Little, staunch Union man was elected
Speaker of the State Senate TO-DAY.
Both houses organized and adjourned till
tomorrow.
Gov Holden is improving, and is able
to sit up in his room.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28-New Jersey poli-
tics have been considerably stirred by the
report that the Republicans will endeaycr
to unseat Jno. P. Stockton, who was de
ciared to be elected United States Sena-I
tor last winter. r
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-No part of the
Fresldents message has been received. 40
much special care as that portion re>
errlng to our relations with Mexico. vet
nterfence on our part is unnecessary:
commodore Craven's defense will be
to-day.
The result of the visit of the Commis-
lon 10 the Stonewall is interpreted as
q engagement.
Several destructive fires have occurred
! Valparaiso. {
Inc Ii revolution in Peru has triumphed to to.
red on the 9th November by the rsvp =
onists ie'o
new YORK, Dec. 2.-The people of
rkansas request the President to an.
mi INT Provisional Governor.
lie steamers, Europa, City of London
:" ork, and Louisiana sailed for
Irope to-day. Seventeen Others left
Southern ports.
l mere was an extensive CONFEDERATION
'l1ls city to day. Three large cotton
nded warehouses, on State and Br;doo NOS
eeIs' with seven thousands bales Of
Ion and other merchandise wera
,lreiy DESTROYED by fire. The loss Dec
cunts to 100000. -oSS -
AsHINGToN, Dec. 2.-Mr McPherson
y completed the rolls of the Honsa
representatives, excluded the names
ne memoers from the States hitherto
lareo IN rebellion. About I6l nan,as AI9
on the list names
ne statement of the public debt shove
crease OF i've and half millions Gov
ember. The certificates of inJabtaS B
ior November have reached nearly
= unions The Comptroller of the
~ - ~ nis report, will show a much
= supposed soH
e steamer Atlanta, from Cal;forn;.
rtiVed 0"1iloFnla,
e Spanish Admiral Pareia co,.t;nrad c. w. G.
mbard the Chilian norts n;,nued m;.a Dec sds
to carry his threats into effact =
FRANCISCO. Dec. 2.-Hono,I,l,,
to the 1lth are received NJ
WhaIers had arrived. The 80 w
OF the sugar crop were GOOD Il
us OF whale oil were I8 60O bannaIN
quarter of million nonnds F0
M 30Ek; Dec. Cotton dull and
Mlddling SOC. "nu
lr Gull and declined lJc
ks less firm. -
1881.
IiNNATI, u Dec. 2.-Flour duu o,a axII
at declined &c, AeS'rs' M
43c.
2lc
cries firm. lar
ky 50 26.