The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-19
NUMBER 100.
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ern States.
TIE statement that four iron clads had
left Fortress Monroe for the Pacific, is
pronounced untrue. The Monaanock IS
the only vessel thus far ordered to that
station.
AT Galveeton, Texas, the receipts of
internal revenue from September End
t, October 3th, were S2}0.060.
The Government now has at Fort Dom
elson $500 600 worth Of quartermaster's
stores.
Six chiefs 0! the Fox tribe had an in
t,rview with the Commissioners Of Indian
Affairs lately, in relation 10 their material
interests.
Warrants for the arrest of Roger a Pry-
or and Robert Ould are said to be now
awaiting the signature Of the President.
Jobbsrs' prices for standard sheetings
were on the 9th inst, 334d; Merrimacll
prints, soc; Spragues' prints, 29o.
The entire democratic state ticket is
elected in Colorado, The majority for
the constitution is l55, and against negro
suffrage, 3,7I6
| Nearly all the property IN Rchmoud
ibeled for confiscation will be released in
consequence Of pardons granted by the
the President.
Wisconsin has been added TO the Mill
tary Department of the Ohio.
Cotton is coming in in great quantities
at Little Rock, Ark.
There have been two hundred and
forty one postofhce routes restored in the
South.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says the President will issue proclama-
ton declaring the restoration Of peace
before the meeting of Congress.
Gen. J. b. 3Iagruder has at last turned
up. Maximillian furnishes him with an
office, and he bears the title of chief of
the land Office of colonization to his Sc
rene hghness.
1t is said the next Speallership has, for
some time, been the subject of discussion
: in po,itral circles. To all appearances
Mr.. Colfax will be the successful candi-
: date though should the friends Of Gen.
: Banks unite in a vigorous effort they may
be able to elect him.
1t is reported that President Johnson,
in a conversation with Mr.. Covode, OF
Pennsylvania, said that the people Of
Kentucky were giving more trouble to
the Government Just now, than the peo-
pie OF any other State in the Union, and
;. that he believed it would hTrvn iustr bet
ter for all concerned if Kentucky had Sc
coded five years ago.
The Baton Rouge Advocate says that
the number of negroes who went through
= the farce of voting is reported to US at
eighteen hundred All the neighboring
plantations were deserted, and in add
S ton to what Cufly had to pay for the IN
estimable privilege of being made fool
of he will of course, be locked by has
employers, OF. settling day, for violating
his contract
Gov. Marvin, of Florida, in his message
opposes the comforting of the elective
franchise on negroes, and contends that
Just and equal laws should be passed iol
their protection in their person and prop
G. ertv. Recommends that the secession
led ordinance be declared null and void, and
advocates the adoption OF the amendme nj
abolshing slavery.
At Sacramento, Cal, lately in horse
race, three miles were run by the win
'"' ming horse in 5;27!, and again in 5294
49, which is claimed to be the tasted thre
miles Of running ever done.
A new invention for propelling stear
80 Il IL. g - - 10,
being tested and works admirably. Sc
entifc judges pronounce it a wonders
.e invention, and say it is destined to woI
complete revolution in steam engine
'"' The inventor is Ebenezer Dan!orth,
Geneva, bat the invention is now IN II
hands of corporate company, with
capital of over s., 900, 900. Honsted Ale
el'' of New York, is at the head of the cor
ms pany.
, How many Of the late insurgent Stat
in their work OF reconstruction have N
the condition of legislative ratihcatl
Of the constitutional amendment abolis
v. ing and prohibiting slavery thIougho
the United States? Not one. How ma
will be accepted by President Johnsc
cry, as fl for Congress, without this rattle
ton? Not one. How many will come
with the ratification? From present
and pearance, not one. So says the n
Herald
The Postmaster General his order
money order Offices 10 be opened at
noes following Western points: Monmou
e,pa,n Illinois; Newaga, Michigan; R'chia
sepine Wisconsin; Washington, \. w; Weno
Illinois: Owensyille, Ohio; Portland, I
SeAe' gon; Salt Lake City, Utah; Upton, 10
Titasville, Pennsy vania; Virginia Z
r leans Nevada: WATERFOWL, Wisconsin; Ale
from Illinois; Denver, Colorado; Beaver d
tl3d3n Wisconsin,; Bay City, Michigan; Brl
- Ohio: Carlisle, Illinois; Chagrin II
Ny Ohio: Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin; Col
: shin bia, Nevada; Fort Scott, Kansas; Ga
tin Nevada; Garrettsville, Ohio; Jan
.nnha. vile, Wisconsin; Knoxville, Tennes
.tss a I;t,Ia Pock Arkapsas. Marietta Nj