The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

favor npon Mr. Cyrus w. Field Is an appr,-
lension that il might eneroaeh npOn the
province Of his own Government.
Eiectioneering in various parts q England
is reported looking towards the possible dis.
solution Of Parliament next Spring
4 II il stated that the recent wet weather
in England destroyed a tenth part ofthe
whole crop. rs4
The Woolwch Arsenal was leyelled to the
ground BY the explosion of Gun Cotton.
No lives we're lost
The ease Of the seven Confederate vessels
seized as property Of the United States has
been again postponed.
Th innndation ia France is subsiding.--
Great damage has been done by the food,
and the Emperor has headed a subscription
with hundred Thousand francs.
GarabaId has returned to Capusa and
volunteers have been disbanded. All quiet
at Palermo.
The King Of Hanover has protested to all
the Cabinets Of Europe against annexation
70 Prussia. and appeals to all powers to aid
/ tAiAH hshAhn1 OplANHniDls ut IubNlItGllUi
in Canada ia still progressing and the in.
surgents are marching upon the city Of
Gambia
Tue Porte has recognized Prince Charles
as Haspadon. The French Minister has
protested against Turkey ceding bay ports
in Gulf Egina TO the United States Of Prus-
sia
NEW York, Oct. l5-Foreign dates to 5th
have been received.
The London Times compliments Lord Stan
10y on his speech at the Cable banquet in
Liverpool, which was, it says, designed to
satisfy the United States that our relations
with that country are safe in its hands. The
Times suggests taat his lordship should take
in his hands the differences relating to the
Alabama claims, which intraetable as they
appear, it is presumed can be- set at rest If
the necessary temper and Judgment be
brought to bear
The Times further suggests that England
should offer TO submit the neutrality laws
together with those of the United States, to
revision by mixed commissions also, that
the time has come when concession concern
ing the Alabama claims is no longer open to
misconstruotion, and would be accepted by
the United States as spontaneous act of
good will.
Gold, 5l4 Exchange, lO7 Cotton very
firm at 42c
MONTREAL, Oct ia terrible fire occur
red in Quebec last night in st. Roches' and
st. Sayears suburbs. Fifteen hundred /
houses were destroyed, four men killed, and /
one soldier and officer wounded.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct I5--Cotton higher
sales ! 400 bales Low middlng 80 to 30
receipts 4,767 bales Sugar, fair, 49, Mo-
lasses, Cuba, SIS to 60. Corn, mixed, 30 to
99i white 05. Flour superfine. Sl4,25--
Oats, 81 to IS. Hay, $27, 80 Pork, 1886 per
barrel. Bacon, shoulders, Ia sides 30. To
bacco to TO- Gold. 40. Sterling, So New
York Exchange, to discount
II. Bier, very prominent gentleman, died
to-day. The new steamer, Robert Il. Lee,
has been visited by large crowds since her
arrival. She is intended to ply between
New Orleans, yicksburg and the bends.
NEW York, Oct. 15-Gold SOC. COS of
65 1851 Tens 99f. Flour steady from ST.
no to Sl6,50. Sales 400 barrels. Wheat / to !
cents higher Corn and oats higher.
Beefdnll Pork quiet. Cotton firm sales
500 bales Aiddling AZ to A. Sugar firm.
Molasses steady sales 300 hhds Resin !
A,2Uto $500 Turpentino 20 to II.
BALTIMORE, Oct. I5,--Flour firm. Western /
'xtra Sl2,75 to Sl3,50 Wheat steady. Corn {
irm receipts light Oats firm. Provisions !
lull Sugar firm. Whisky steady.
QUEBEC, Oct. l5,-The whole district west /
# Crown street to st. Seavois' toll-gate.
'early mile in length, is burned Seven u
cen churches and converts are destroyed. j,
'wo thousand houses are in ashes, and
wenty thousand persons are rendered o
ouseless. j
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 15.-The schooner
arab Evans, from Tampa Bay for New
'orlS, was spoken by schooner st. James
rom Corpus Christi, 10 miles southeast from
APE Henry, with both masts gone, and try.
ng TO make Hampton Roads, with Jury
nasts rugged. The gunboat Lenappe has !,
one to her assistance. q
An unknown brig went ashore near Chen
aque beach q
According to accounts and intelligence of =
numerous marine accidents, it blew heavy Il
asst night from northwest, and the sea was s
eating inside the Capes in seven fathoms
iater. y y
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