The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
The LntesI News.

WASHINGTON, April IA special saws
that an order has been issued by the War
Department to all Assistant Commissioners
| of Freedmen in the Southern States in
structing them to inform the people that
, the Presidents recent proclamation did not
release them from the operations and gov
ernment of military laws.
1t is cautiously wOrded, and while not
! declaring martial law in force throughout
the late insurrectionary States is calculated
and intended to create a popular impression
| that such is the fact.
The order is not allowed to be given out
! for publication
Gen. l.. J. Woods has been temporarily
appointed Assistant Commissioner of the
Frcedmen's Bureau in Mississippi, vice
Col. Thomas, who is relieved.
SAN Francisco, April I2.-The Oregon
State [DemOcraticl Convention has NOM
mated Rufus Mallory, of Marion, for Con-
gress. A resolution was adopted that the
representation goes with taxation and eX-
pressing the desire that civil and political
rights be given the late rebellious States
when consistent with the national safety.
and that of the loyal people of those States
MADISON, Wis, April 12-The Legisla-
ture have passed a resolution severely CEN
surfing Senator DoOlittle for voting against
the civil rights bill, and requesting him to
resign.
Richmond, April 12.-Capt r. b. Winder
was discharged to-day by orders from
Washington.
Foreign
MONTREAL. April I2.-The chronic diar-
rhpa is prevalent here Sanitary measures
have been taken against the cholera
New YORK, April l2-Admral Quesada
went out short time ago from an English
port i'll a large Spanish Pacific squadron
la il fn at ba Ind
and the Huescar
Six Thousand dollars worth of silver and
copper have been captured in the Pacific and
landed in Spain
LIVERPOOL, April Count Won Bismarck
had long conference on the 29th with
Count KarOlz, the Austrian Ambassador to
Berlin. Orders have been issued placing
three divisions of Prussian infantry. the 9th
Army corps, and three other regiments, up
on n war footing
1t is stated that orders have been given
Tor the Prussian war vessels at Kiel to be
prepared for active service. 1t is also stated
that formal treaty of alliance had been
concluded between Italy and Prussia
NJ. Won Bismarck is said to have address
ed circular dispatch to the PIlSSan Am
baSSadors, at the courts of the Great Powers.
them to protest against the extra
ordinary ornaments of Austria.
\ Florence telegram says that cOnSidera-
Bile ornaments are stated TO be preparing in
Italy
The Paris correspondent of the London |
Times writes that Prince Napoleon has left |
Paris for Italy. 1t is whispered he is ell |
trusted with a mission to Victor Emanuel |
relative to PruSsO-Austrian affairs
The London Times now thinks that Prus
sIa and Austria will hardly fight, however
iierce.y they may wranglc
Vienna papers declare that Austria Will
not take aggressive measures \ commission
)f Austrian engineers is reported making an
Inspection of numerous forts along the line
IF Adize, and soldiers ofreserve on furlough
are to ke called in.
The Berlin Telegraph says the mobiliza-
non of two army corps will he Immediately
proceeded with.
The Government of Weimar has replied
warmly to the Prussian circular dispatch,
md claim Federal Intervention with the
question.
Feninm.
EAsTPoRT, Me, April I2-Thc Fenians
nave hired the Town Hall for three DAYS to
lOld meetings
Another large British steamer is off Campo
}ello, with a large force. Men are ashore ut
work.
large steamer, with the American flag
nd private signals, has gone up the river to-
ward St Andrews
British war steamers are constantly ar |
wing and patroling the harbOr and the st.
rolX river. Fenians are constantly arri-
ing
Stlll another English war ship and a reve-
ne cutter have arrived during the last
we've hours. Several hundred Fenians
uartered themselves at Calais and other
laces.
schooner, with detachment of Fenians, 4
Scaped from neighboring cove, the United
tates Marshal and the British Consul arri-
ing just too late to prevent it,
tremendous excitement prevails at St
ndreWs. Volunteers are deserving. There d
a mysterious disappearance of numbers of t
1shmen from the frontier towns. 1t is sup c
Osed they have joined the Fenians Whole
'mlLleS are lying from the border.
Great excitement prevails at Campo BelIo.
amlles are moving over here and taking
lelter III barns ard outhouses 4 grand q
enIan meeting was held here last night f
ddresses were made by Doran Killian and
ajor Scott
CALAIS, Me, April PA Fenian attack
some nelghboring provincial point was
IPected last night, but everything cOntin-
ed quiet A largo nunlLor of ftvslffr. is I
opposed to be going east, but no definite in s
rmation can be gathered !,
TORONTO, April 12.-The whole body of \
'lunteers at Montreal is called out twice 5
eek. Additional volunteers are arriving at {
'rnwall in anticipation of the advent of the q
anians n
2 The Memphis Ledger, complaining of
notorious negro rogue in that city, says: "
The slate of tho ,,ol;o,