The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-25
TIE Int 81 News.

W a ~ y
- .-r,r,ant is still applying ltseI 10 the
~ ',4ssion of frauds in the coliectloi oI cot-
supp +ba Southern States. Many agents
-, haan relieved, and the seizure anu oe !
+o,tion of cotton and otner p.oPel =
''L.iU ..ll or abandoned. will not he mace I'M
cdp'u'e gu - - y,-rtteu directions in each case
( h.. griTen from agents OF the llS'ouiS -
Pi Town here that the Confederate COT
-, - haan removed. and that oI pilF ate
tiles secretly substit tied, thus pei
I inra double fraud on the GOV '---
( ON innocent individuals +,.,- Ss,,-o,7
ir,rl,in,y 70 a letter of Mr.. knoep1e' OF tnls
~ declines to intervene with 0ie"I Ill-l-
in In the case Of Gonzales Il su'Jto % -
SaIyador. who took j quantity oI Hiet = toi'n
- -, hoard the American bark Toi"eh
I'sT % ~ ,-1,inL was burned by the AIablmai
-, i,,sa GONZALES is not an American eltlzeh
,or domiciled in the United states;
= M. Fvpress's Washington speclau say ; 1lo
Committee Oh Ways and Means cannot '7i'0
on the loan bIll. =, T. tho Sapo+e
ra.oIutious were adopted amenuLhs IIe ~
rrrnaI revenue act TO permit dlSaoIe' nun
7 soldiers TO peddle without ncense. 80 +I,,
m. Uouse discussed bat dId not pass Ilo
ST. IiII authorizing telegrapmc col1ilu-
;ca+ior between the United 0tateSTah0 tl1
West India Islands. ,7,,,;,1a5 that
&c Attorney General Spee'l 1i'I ,-ar,,aired
= southern pensioners who have re Itailiy rhani,-a
.,,I tI,ro,grlout the rebellion shall receive
+I,eir tensions.
Is The House went into comm tIeo VI -
whole ON the Pennsylvania rellno
which was passed by - TO %. -. 49,. ,;,-il
The President is still cohsluS ~ ,r,,,es
Is RIGHTS bill He has asserted He "P
n the general principles OF Jhe ol4 7;,r ,,-;rI,
- TIE House reported back the loan oil' " , l'l
IL ,,Ie+dnlents pToyiding that the Secretary o.
tbe Treasury shall not receiV0 anu So ctito,
Ot more than ten mlillohS ol ohi'o,l -o,-,1l,,, ~
notes within six months aIteF Tue l''S3.7 So
the act, nor more thilll loui l, IL
month Afterwards. @'oeu' o.o~
re- CINCINNATI, March 2&-FLNo ;
ar House was entirely consume" ~ a, ay
nieht-originated, 1t IS supposed, " inf,
ploslon OF gas after the audlehSe Nav ~,
The Adams Express Office bicHey - ,,,c,si C..'
roll booksellers, and Peters b'ob4lets =, ~,
,eg sellers, and wheeler q "'17"il Il+r2,,et
rs chine establishment, were also 'S99--oy i-ry-a,
to | Tna Fucr1irer Office was entirely oeSst0fo =
~ The estimated loss, lncluaihS '"' III l.
we House is s. 100000 Pixies loS9 ~ 80 na
by SlUUU.OV0 He has insurance OIL ohIl -. +T,,
The Adams Express Company ES"'N
money and valuable ra'N"S' I'll ~ oho1
Three ear loads OF goou9 az" T,or-
zeal $500 were destroyed Al '''O-'
the and wagons were saved. 1o
INA Fuouirer Newspaper Company -
about 100000. They are insure" ~ I'm "
nth amount Of s35,o00. The In LuiIer r''''i'
1t husiuess tomorrow. ~
ants PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA March " W.
coutlagration, commencing at ocf.n 'h or1
aecldeu'aIS "LoN1 LoN1+i ~" The burniug
MS wells in the Ge'ItuoJI"Li ,i,I +I,e hur0i
I,oJ found a channel which carried lnt inss
li'''' mass to Bennethott Rum causing Il,'
was rhe rrfueries and some forty more t1. ts.,,
rVba The damage is estimated at 9I2o'o9' ,,-;+b
l "' thousand barrels were consumed, Wv" w. .i
pes taukage, and all the paraphernaila lo' q
d in my was "''''0S .,.,,
Nv vopr, March 22.-Au envoy n
New -, n,.s.,,tad of the Fenian cou
Iiei"ng anu M''' lR2I,.;,, IeIiIararious are sal,
A the esq rlf.raIre TO immediate movcm
had nave ~ nri+isf, coyrrnment
-,, ''-S.l's' -,S, mo Nyarh ~ IT was stated
,,.s, -.+arIaz- ON the best authority, tLat
e., t,aDadj3u Government have fetttEt'' ~
of one hundred and el9atS tiloUSeI'