The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
Southern Post Mastcr.
light Thousand p,,,
Granted.
Gen. Grant at BROOKLYN
England and the United $ =,

MrNrHIs, Nov. 9th 1S55.-Go,d r.
Selling at l47l.
Cotton weak. Middlinr A.
Reports from all the States vbs.,
Freedmen's Bureau has bzen e.,,rg.
show that there has been oonsj3sr,r
suffering among the negroes.
There are 100 schools in oper,e,.
Kentucky and Tennessee for cg,..,
| children.
There are 1900 children left des.jmt,
The forthcoming report Of the T,...
urer will show more encouraring ~,
dition of national finances than h.,
been anticipated.
Contract concluded yesterday by e.,
Lobagan, Columbian Minister, 70, .r,
veying Magdalena river overcomip, A.,
falls, thus saving $50 miles navigation
The War department has disposedd,r
of its sea going transports and is unsv,
to furnish transportation to refugees
Mr.. Bishop, daughter of Mr.. Msn,,r
ex-Rebel Secretary of Navy, is at Wui,
ington interceding for her lather'srals,.s
on parole.
John NJ. Brown, convicted by Mli.rr
commission Of numbering negroes +,
Georgia, sentenced to be hung. Sentence
approved by the President-to be carried
into effect first Monday in January.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-Stocks improyjr,
money dull; plenty of 7,30's, declnir,
tendency.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 24.-Liberal arny
encamped within nine miles Of Mats
moras and confident OF its speelr
capture.
Highly important communication passed
between the Imperial commander Of
feet and the Federal commando, at
Brownsville. Will cause great intere
in official circles.
General Mejia issued orders on The I'd
prohibiting any one from crossing fol
the American side of the river to Mata
moras, or vice verSa.
On receipt of information firing va
heard at Antonio from the Texas sid
The Commander sent vessel to Nel
Cruz with particulars and instructions
dispatch swift sailing vessel to Fran,
for reinforcements.
The Galveston Bulletin of the Goth s3T
General Leman, from Matamoras, SAYS Ii
Liberals are much encouraged. City an
streets are fortified with earthworks an
that fiat boats came down the rverc
the night or the l4th and attacked Il
Imperials.
Memphis, Nov. Gold buying lG
sellingat I47.
Cotton 45(G46 for middling.
The Advertisers New York dispatch
say Carl Schurlz is of the opinion that
large standing army would be recesa
to sustain negro suffrage in the South
Southern Postmasters are called up
to settle the balance due the Unit
States at the opening of the war.
Twenty thousand pardons have bet
asked for but only eight thousand ha
been granted.
All army officers are entitled to pay
day of discharge notice.
AT meeting at Brooklyn. Gen. Grg
gave an account Of an interview with Il
PRESIDENT, and says he would do 70
justice to negroes and would carry o'
the intentions of President Lincoln whe
he made them free, and said that Il
Freedmen's Bureau would be suspendt
when the Southern people would tre
negroes with justice and fairness.
Thomas Conway, late Assistant Con
missioner of Freedmen's Bureau Of Lo
isiana, has been rendered the SUPER
tendency of all freedmen schools in Tel
nessee and Kentucky.
The Tribune's special says that recoI
struction rebels don't disguise their iea
that bad faith of many of their pardone'
brethren in the South, will affect seriousl
their political interests. The loss of ES
executive forbearance which they adm
they deserved, occasions serious apprl
hension, and the more information the
obtain of The sentiments Of Eorthen
Congressmen, the more aPparen' it b
comes that they have no chance OF aJ
mission into the next Congress.
The feeling against England in Wash
ington for allowing the officers an' cra'
of the Shenandoah to escape is one o
undisguised disgust and hostility Al
agree that they must be given up b on
authorities under the Extradition teaiy
No doubt is entertained of our ability tC
prove from her log book that she loon
many prisoners after being Informed o
the close of the war.