The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-30
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Grm. 400 bbls. mess $50 75a3l. Lard firm,
l.a2Io. Rice quiet Sugar steady 1000
hhds Mnmoyada, 9tall!c. Coffee firm.
TurpenHne dull, C5aGGc Rosin dull
WAluYGroN. Aug n 1t IN understood
that the Presidential party, leaving to.nor'
row for Chicago, viii embrace some twenty
five persons Secretary Seward, aud several
members Of his family, Secretary Wells aud
lady, and Post Master General Randall will
go Tho othcr members Of tho Cabinet iiHd
II imprlcticable TO leave. Gen. Grant aud
mis- chiofofstaG Rawlings, Admiral Far
mgut, Con. McCollum and lady, will be OF
tho party Senator Patterson and lady, Col.
W q. Moore, Cob Robert Morrow, Marshal
Gooding, Mr h. A. Gabrght Of the Assoai.
ated Press. and NJ W. W Wordcn will 40
company the President
PuuApuIpuA, Aug. 27.--At q meeting at
the Merchants Exchange. committee was
appointed 10 receive and welcome the Prcsi.
dent TO this city.
A. Corn Exchanged resolution was offered
toco-opcrulr with the merchants in receiving
the President, but was defeated, receiving
only four votes while the negative was
almost unanimous
The .Journeymcn Tailofs Society Of the
city havcrcsolyed to turn out en- lnasse to-
morrow 10 receive the President
Nrw YOnK, Aug 27.-A train with petro
lcum. on the Erie Railroad, colided with
another train ncnr Narrowsburg, n. J. The
petroleum caught fire and burned the whole
train, several dwellings and iity thousand
feet Of lumber
Mr. Williams, while ondcayorng 10 rescue
his children, was fatally burned His wife
Jumped from the second story window and
Immediately gave birth to u child. Loss,
$4,000.
san FmNcIsCo, Aug. 26. The British
ship Twilight, from Hong Kong for San
Francisco, has been wrecked near the Island
Of Fanctor; i3 Chinese passengers and one
European drowned.
Tho flag ship Hartford had arrived at
Hong Kong from America, and reported that
the Inpcrialists had beaten $500 rebels, calA
ing them TO rctreat.
WAsurNGroN Aug. a. - There nre the
strongest indications that the Convention Of
soldiers aud sailors, who endorse the Presi
dent, to be held at Cleveland, September
nth, viii prove to bea grand success Many
prominent officers in all the States of the !
North viii participate No less than seven
generals from New York, in addition to those
who originally signed the call, have reqngt-
ed their names to he affixed TO il. Hundreds
of letters are received daily by the Commit
tee from soldiers who endorse and sympathise
with the movement.
WAsurNGroN, Aug, 27-By Cable from st,
Petersburg, 2Gth Tho United States Naval
officers met with distinguished honors ON the
route to Moscow.
Tho Russian Government has refused an
odict of martial law in the Southern Pro-
vnccs of the Empire.
LIVERPOOL, August 27th noon,--Cottol9
market steady. Sales to-day estimated all
ten thousand bales Middling Uplauds 1871
lircadstulls dull, and declining. Provisionsi
unchanged. II
LoNpoN, Aug. 9th. noon,--Consols SSH
The market for American securities is irmer9I
LErsIG, Aug IA large and innuential9l
meeting was held here to-day, and resolu- I
tions adopted declaring in favor of a union
of the Kingdom Of saxony with Rufr'"
BALTIMORE, Aug 27.-'rhc Schult
hyal to-day was attended by an il
gathering. The shooting parties, and
usual festivities peculiar to Gcrmam
ties, are in progress. The procession
very fine affair including mounted riH
music, aud nm immense ear contains
males and young children personatinl
Goddess of Liberty and the United 81
with the arms of each State, ON thcirl
ners, The visiting delegations were mi
mages
ny TuE CABLE TO ASSOCIATED rREss
QUEENsroN, Monday evening The stea
ship Terrific from New York arrived tu,o
evening and proceeded ON her voyage to
Liverpool
steamship Mowyia, from Quebec August II
arrived here this afternoon, aud sailed again
for Liverpool
BnNuNGuAM, Aug. 25.-rhc Reform dis
play in this city to-day was brief, aud passed
OF without riot or disturbance of any kind
which had been to some extent apprehended
ManyNthousands OF people were present
The resolution adopted 10y the immense as
scmhly is in favor of residential individual
suffrage. John Bright delivered an address
this evening in support of the platform
PAms, Aug 27.--The Paris Temps attr.
hutcs, ON authority of private information
from Rome "a plan Of conduct hy the Pope
which has at all events the merit of original
ity. Amer announcing his intentions to the
Catholic world in solemn cusyclical, His
Holiness is 20 address letter to Napoleon
proposing to deliver over 20 him, rs Grand
Vicar of the States of the Church compris
ing the provinces, which Italians annexed
pursuant 10 royal decree, and which anncxa-
ton the French Government originally dis
avowcd
The motives of the Holy Father, for taking
sgch steps. arc the dangers which threaten
the temporal power ofthe Church. I'VE are
unable to dcsciphcr the balance Of this dis
patch, and thcrciogc omit i'll
BlELlN, Monday Evening, August 81
Information has been rrceived here which