The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-29

PrcadsluttS easier. CoEu 1883 III liz ~
visions unsettled.
LONDON, Nov. ll.-Consols closed 81
(d894 for money. Bullion IN the Bank
Of England Increased G1S,OUO. Illinois
Central 8l(G8ls Erie 54; United States
ve-twenties, 63(gG55.
The pirate shenandoah has been
handed over TO the American consul
and will be sent to New FORK. Her capN
tain and crew have been Internationally
discharged.
Additional correspondence between
Mr.. Adams and Lord Russell is published
the latter saws every presentation OF
The American Minister Was Immediately
considered and properly referred to law
officers.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening, Nov. II
The Cotton sales to day were o,OOo
bales, including 1000 to spectators. The
market is less firm, but the quotations
are unchanged. ;,
Provisions frmer. Lard very dull.
--LATEST PER CHINA.
TJvERPooI, Saturday Evening, Nov. Ii.
The pirate Shenandoah IA" oeeL
handed over to the American Consul, and
captain and crew have oeen eheageo u
| take her to New York.
| II Is ISDCIlGO IAAdh A'S'
reduce its army considerably.
INV Telegraph to Queenstown.
JoNDaN, Nov IA supplement- to TIT
Tondon Gazettee contalus further adj
d,rio,a corres pondence between Messrs
Adams and Russell, relative to the ole
nartur4 OF cruisers for the rebels ffou
FnpIand. Russell repe ats the aFgumen
,haI the British Government acted upon
urecedent. and supplies memorandum
b.,qyip,, that steps were taken TO pre-
mi and punish the breaches OF net
trality. poo fur
PARIS, Nov. II, P. M-bourSe nrn
Rentes closed at oo1 DOC. :.
,vba London Times says that 1t As IN
, noss,ble for the American Government
Pb.ndon the claims tor the depreciation
~ the Alabama, but it Is quite posslo
TOW a Government to yield nothing, veto
0 notbinp. We must p epare to be to.d In
=. - Tnited States Will abate no Jot
U -. demands. and will reserve the right
~, forcIng them, but still, when the tel
l. lS - reonle is Gained, when col
Q L,oron has had time to reunlte the IT'D
l. -1E;ch hind the two nations togeths
n -, the memories of war Jade into l.
w. ,bers will be little disposition
Ill on unfortunate, but undenlat
n Tie News confidently dismisses t
n. .,,,nosition that the Alabama claims c
no harrp,e a direct cause OF war between
two countries, but 1T trusts that Sol
&c HING will YET be done to bring lne
IN ,-,,,, 70 an amicable settlement, Tor IL
ur Lo,, which can in no other way De
nDsed OF 1t would be an eternal
If both Governments shouto
,,, Tsss themselves unable TO tlnd any o.
- ,inlant solution of their differences :,
'ur harei is q state of nominal peace WI
has many Of the disadvantages OF war
.es, The liberation of the Captain ana {
los, of the Shenandoah IS salo 10 nave
unconstitutional, the British 0oVerhn =
" being OF opinion that there are no
attic rounds on which they could De ae eta
alIy Can't. Waddell, in letter TO Earl nus
the wfifchsis published, says;
augp obetilenc to orders, found M.
1lss +1,t Arctic and Ochotsk $ as, far rel
4 ,rCm the ordinary channels OF
- 1888 md in consequence OF this
sff4' -.s,,.d fI{c,Imstan was Engaged IN
> 90 - until the 2Sth OF June. l
entl anorant of the reverse suffered py
ort~ anfsaerates, aud the total ooIlteratl
- Government under which l acte
u avcsived the first intelligence OF
- - alI of the Confederate cause o.
are 81 ~ Anqust, from the British bark
aonta and desisted lmmedlately
l,.,. octs of war until | could cor
Fef- ,icate with a European port ana le
q of ILL., Information were true coul
10 been sensible that the tales lC
American ships were true, put relleu
a 'A4~ of a British captain.
,,har Gently sought tor precedent, III ~ =
49, iS.liao, IN the future control, M
tn a. ST and final disposal OF the Vesst
1T is End none Finding ehe @u'n
a we '''s,ionabie under which acted
d,,sdiatsly ceased cruising ana snap
lh. me-, tnr the Arctic. tie did ne
sd La ;1S,,6ad in destroying the vessel
per- 80, contrary thought the snip eno
Par. tuo the American Government
ht an w evafore sought Liverpool to les
libel, naws. and, if without iounoa'ion'
COM ~" 4ar he ship, with ner guns, stoi
that eel complete, to the British
such IT - for such disposition as IL
deem proper .,,,ra,, 4.
minis The shenandoah was surren ,o
Ficial ~ American CONSUL, on the io'
al of taol< formal possession, ana pls''
their nnder Captain Freeman, with a
lished - own selection to convey tne
nix OF New York. -. d;od of
ihsti Savers. the pugilist, dleo Oh
sucn disease. Lord
t as it anouet on the 5th. In . speech
sed by tribute TO the memory OF ANS .:1
Napo aAdyerting TO the r. c0nstruc'iGSi
iniu- C1b,net. he said he had received i
ed to est support from his colleagues :
his OF The remark on its pollcy tna1 ~ ~
hon of The The country would allow time , :
Us Hast The course they ought to pursue
should abide by the principies %
The Government deeme1 II tlel
swltzer consider the wishes OF the Peep
france wonId be forParlimentt TO consloe
nsli PoA the~e wishes were based on Jus
'ped III thanked God the American wsl
ls 81 am am and he truated the Repuonc, !
Dennl hom the sin of slavery, woulu
'ady oiS prosper for centuries to come