The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25
NUMBER as.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 2a--sevcn buildings
on Fulton aud Front Levee streets occupied
mostly as wholesale groceries. were des-
troyed by fire this morning. Loos 100000
one-third insured. -Four persons were in
jurcd by falling walls
A private letter from Mexico dated Cd and
published Va the Times, says Mcjia has or
ders 10 rc-takr Matamoras He gets about
1000 men to 10 the job Cavalry regiments
and battalions arc leaving daily 10 rctake
and occupy places lately abandoned.
Maximillian is at Cuernavaea. The regi-
ments which were on route for France have
hecn ordered back
A letter Of later date says Mciia has star
,tcd off ruddenly.
The Mexican Times asserts that CarIotta
was fully successful in France.
BALTIMORE. Oct 23.--The Police Commits
sioner excitement continues. The Governor
has issued u proolamaticn warning the'iea-
ders Of the Illegal combinations against acts
contrary to the peace and dignity ofthe
State. lie says Ia the event Of a riot and
bloodshed growing out Of revolutionary
proceedings they will be held to q strict
accountability aud the power Of the State
will be exhausted to bring them 70 lnerited
punishment
LIvEEPooI, Oct 02--Cotton is unchanged
Uplands lot.
A Berlin dispatch Of to-day says the Prus-
so-saxon treaty was signed to day.
sr LOUIS, Oct 23--Geu. sherman has ae-
cepted an invitation to be present at . meet.
ing Of the Army OF Tennessee. to be held at
Cincinnati on November u Grant will also
attend
CmcAoo. Oct GA violent gale last
night blew down o brick building ia tho
course Of erection. demolisliing Ave frames
adjoining. Twelve persons are under the
ruins five of whom are killed.
NEw YoRK. Oct 23--The cholera Ia alsrm
ingly on the Increase IN Hudson City. oppO
site New York. Thirty-nine deaths have
occurred since Saturday.
Gold 45i. Cotton duh with declining
tendency.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 23.--congresaional
elections in Texas took place on the Ieth,
The returns received thus far show very
small vote. Bradshaw leads Uppcrson in
the 18th district, aud ochittrec in the od
Very little interest Is manifested In the
election
Cotton is dropping. Sales 1850 Low
middIIng 36a37 Sugar Is dull fair 70 fnlly
fair 5aI3j extra I9l9lG. Corn has nd.
vanced to a7i whites De-; Oats 60c. hay
M Pork SS4 25a9l 30; bacon "a firm.
shoulders Ist sides 1911 Gold iGi.
wAsHINaToN Oct 23--The Commission
cr of IntarpAl Revenue has issued an addi-
ti6nal regulation concerning the tranApor-
tation of cotton In bond. The bond may be
ssvsahy tha consigncc in the district 20
which tlo cotton II 10 ~ shipped ana
transmitted TO tho Collector of the district
in which the cotton ia prodrced The bond
being properly filed, the Assessor will issue
permits based upon the weight As reported
by The owner--any inaccuracy IN such re-
port Of wcightsto be corrected w the cer-
tihcatcs Of the weigher At the point 10
which the cotton was shipped. This avoids
the necessity oflraving the cotton weighed
by Government officer prior 70 ship
mcnt. The old regulations will
still remain In full force, and will BE- OBJ
served whenever parties wish 10 ship In the
manner therein provided.
PAms, Oct. 23.--It is rumored here-today,
that another manifesto Is about to be issued
to the different diplomatic representatives OF
the Empire
LoNDoS, Oct 23.--Reports from candin
stste that after four days heavy lighting the
Chsstian forces repulsed the Turkish army.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 23--Salea Of cotton TO
day 1000 bales. Uplands I5fd.
PmIADEIPIuA, Oct. 2J-The steamship
T. d. Wagner, from Boston, for Charleston
with merchandise aud passengers, wal burn
ed on the 2lst, aud the crew rescued.
NEw YORK, Oct. 2s,-Gold 46t. Cotton
dull. Sales 1000 bales. at S9a49 for MiddrnR,