The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Clarion.

yesterday, and then resumed their journey
arriving nj Detroit last evening. An in
nlonse mass of people were gathered aloni
the road and drew from the President
lengthy speech. Ell
At Cleveland the President made speech
during the delivery Of which a remarkable
scene occurred The Radicals frequently IN
terrupted him by hooting and shouting a
HMM one instance calling him a traitor
The numerous friends of the President re
piled to the misses with cheers aud applause
NEW Yoi;K, Sept 5.---Gold 46i. Exchange
IO74 hn
LVERrooL-ru Tuesday, Noon-Cotton dull
Declined oue-quarter penny. Middling up
lands, 10 pence. Sales 5000 bales
Dreadstufls generally firmer.
Provisions unchanged. N8
Tallow firner
LoNDoN--Tneslay Evening -Consols SGT
IT, s 5-2Os 72i
BERLIN, Sept 4.--Thc treaty Of peace be-
tween Prussia and ilesse Darmstadt just
concluded.
YIESA, Sept, 3,--Aflairs in SaXony are as
suning a threatening aspect The Saxon
troops have been withdrawn from the from
tiers of Hungary, and the army is being pro-
yisioncd -
The treaty Of peace between Austria and
Prussia, binds Austria not to interfere in the
affairs of South Germany
The journals charge Austria with breach
of the treaty, in respect to Bavaria, by max
ing peace without the consent of the latter.
NEW YORK, Sept. j.--In Vermont Dillmg-
ham is elected by an increased majority in
the Third Congressional District. Both can
didates were Republicans In the other two
Districts, Republicans were elected.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5-Cotton unchanged,
Sterling 504. tIlpF-t 'p- fEf44
McGary the Becnham Texas editor, inn
prisoned by Capt, Craig of the Freedmen's
Bureau, for using disrepectful language re
specting some Of the bureau employees was
released on the 4th by order of Gen Kiddoo.
There were lG deaths yesterday In New
Orleans ... .sl......f.
Gold 40 Whiskoy 81 OOi Western reef
fled 50 50. Other markets unchanged.
NEW YORK, Sept 5.--Gold l46s. Five
twenty's IIls Ten-forty's 80. Seven-thir-
tvs 1861. Flour dull sales 300 barrels,
Southern 50 IS to $40 % Wheat to Be.
lower. Corn steady. Oats dull. Beef
steady Pork frmer, sales 1900 barrels.
Mess S33 %. Lard heavy Whiskey brisk.
Cotton active, sales 5000 bales, Midtlling
80 to- So Rice duh Sugar steady, 800 hhds.
MuscoVldo at lie Coffee easier - b.
BY THE CABLE
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 5.-The Bavaria
from Hamburg sailed to-day for New York
York with f3l 900 and 25,000 francs in spc-
eie ON American account.
BERLiN, Sept. 5.-Hessee Dai1nstadt has
complied with the demands of Prussia, and
besides ceding the territory Of Florence TO
Italy prior to signing the treaty of peace,
will pay an amount of money Italy will
disband 1000 soldiers. 81 ... -4
LoNDoS, n-Wednesday.-A state
ment published shows that the Atlantic Ca
BILE is doing business at the rate Of 100000
pounds per year r..f. feF
Opening price of Consols 594--U. S. 5.20s3.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday noon Cotton
market heavy. Sales light to-day,
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 5.-The Conven
tionists have been wrangliDg over the ne
gro suffrage question. They have adjourned
until tomorrow, without presenting resolu-
tions or,address. A minority report favors
negro suffrage.
AresolutiOn offered by Moss, of Virginia,
TO instruct Congress TO provide for the en-
of blacks, led to mich confu-
sion and great excitement during the de
bate II was finally deferreded
The Northern and Southern Conventions
fuse tonight and hold a mass meeting
Speeches were made by Butler, Sclenlx
and Senator Wilson, bitterly denouncing the
President. t .L re,1 .tHI
The following exhibits the public debt on
the first Of September, 1866
Total debt bearing coin interest 81 PSI, 322-
5lI,sO. ..ie .H.. .i. l.1.. b-F
Total debt bearing currency interest, sg7s,
77I.04O.0O .rtIa
Total debt bearing no interest, sl9653I,-
43s,O2.
Debt ON which interest has ceased, SAL |
56T,33. Total, s2.72s, 3I4, s35,g5
Unavailable currency, G,s33. 91s,27.
Available currency, 1921, 749 -. Total !
81 ,5a6 ,3IGG,773 Total debt, s, 50 Ga, 1G5,-
p.
JAcKsoN, Michigan, Sept THE Presi-
lent and party passed today. Tuesday
morning a reception was rendered him at
Elmira, Ohio, bat it was maTred by severa
insults. A black flag was displayed and the
hands drawn mp to receive the party played
D dirge instead Of a national air.
At Obeflin no reception was fendefed AZ
Fremont very enthusiastic demonstration
look place. '.l ....
At Detroit a great crowd assembled uhere
General Grant received the party IN person.
The crowd was 10 overp0~ering that the ar
judgements for the procession could not be
carried out ..f.
Daring the Presidents speech at Detroit,
be was interrupted by some one in the
crOvd who iusul1iugly a1aded - HE sala-
y. The President, on being interrupted.