The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-29
FHE DAILY CLARION

SABBATH SCHOOL NoTICE. The friends of
De sabbath school enterprise are re.
duested to meet at the Nelson school house.
opposite Magnolia Cottage, West Jackson.
b this sabbath afternoon at o'clock for
Dc purpose of organizinga Union Sabbath
school at that place.
rY7Rev Mr.. Foutaine will hold service
Episcopal) in the u. S Court Room to-
aay at the usual hour
E7r We had the pleasure yesterday of
neeting Mr.. James ID. Housemau of st.
louis from the firm of Fisher 4 Warden,
Commission Merchants of that city Mai.
Iom Fisher, the senior member of the firm,
ill be remembered rs the aifable Quarter
Easter of the army of Northern Virginia.
nd afterwards performing in Mississippi
be arduous duties Of his office with corr.
lesy that made him many friends Mr.
Warden we learn will visit jackson soon
q business connected with the house
q In view 1.-THE increase Of smallpox
AZ Columbus, sanitary measures have been
Mopted at Aberdeen-vaccinatio quaran-
pc on all the roads and an Introduction of
aight meetings except for the public good
With express permission of the Mayor
Try DIR. Saml Gilbcrt's preparations The
eel known reputation of the Doctor is suf-
aeleut guarantee of the value of his reme-
aies. See advertisement
The Latest News.
WAsHINGroN, April Especial pardons
have been granted in the cases of Mayor
Aonroe and Alderman Nixon of New Or
leans. The grave charges of attempting to
nfocure the assassination of Commodore
ALLEY, United States Navy. which were
sought against MI. Monroe, have been SAT
isiactorlly refuted by the evidence of Vice
Admiral Farragut and Commodore Bailey
hlmself. MesSrs. Monroe and Nixon will. in
az probability leave for home in a few DAYS
Messrs. Evrts, Clifford and Ruussca have
zen retained by the government Tor the
trial of jefferson Davis They were here
Yesterday arranging the ease, although the
Hne aud place Of trial have not been
defntely settled.
attorney General Speed has gone West to
recruit his health, and the time and place of
III. Dayiss trial viii not he settled until
bis return.
41lS JtiltlSOl DlA IS has received per
missIOn to visit her husband.
New YORK, April 27-Therr has been no
emission OF further patients to the choI-
ala hospital Three more deaths have ur-
dnrred.
The Posts Washington special SAYS a bill
toprohibit the landing Of passengers from
Migrant vessels which arrive here over
loaded is to be introduced into the House
The Times special says, tine meeting and
elton Of the New York Congressional del
egauon last evening, with reference to the
QnestlOn OF reconstruction, has been the
subJect OF much comment to-day, and has
cfeated considerable surprise among the ex-
treme men, who Counted on the majority Of
mai delegation as sure to favor forced ne
70 suffrage i'll any event. The following is
ne substance of the proposition, which was
Fecelved with the greatest favor by the
Meeting:
First-A constitutional amendment
haslng the representation upon the popula-
Ion, and providing that whenever any
ttate denies sutrage'tO any class of citizens
Wthe United States for any reason except
- participation in the rebellion, such dis
inanchised class or portion shall be deducted
4om the basis of representation.
SecOnd-A constitutional amendment pro-
mbHing the payment Of the rebel debt. and
proyldlng that there shall be no compensa-
t1on for emancipated slaves.
Thlrd-As part of the plan of restora-
ton it is proposed that whenever these
amendments. be ratified by a sufficient num-
ben OF States to make them a part of the
Constitution, then each of the rebellious
Bates shall be entitled TO the admission of
heir representatives Gu their taking the
required oath of office.
Fourth-The following classes of per
sons to be forever debarred from holding
a16ce under the United States government:
the President and Vice President, heads of
the departments, members of Congress and
badges of the Supreme Court of the Conted-
eEate States; their representatives, at
fereign courts; all persons who left official
rositons under the Unitsd States govern
naent T. aid the rebellion; all who served in
The rebel army above the rank Of colonel, or
the navy above the rank of master, and all
psrsons guilty of treating our prisoners con-
tary to the rules of war.
This proposition was not formally adop-
ted, but it was agreed that it should be pre-
lsnted to the reconstruction committee as
MAT which would be generally acceptable
10 the New Yotk delegation.
The question of the negro suffrage, either
Immediate or remote, was received with
very little favor
The question of the Immediate admission
M Tennessee was not discussed, but such
MEMBERS as expressed themselves at all
Nere decidedly i'll favor of it.
IL Is understood that three of the most
qromiuent members Of the Reconstruction
eommittee will urge this proposition, viz;
tFnator Harris and Representatives Conk-
Ing and Boutwell,.
The Trbune's special says the statement
awhispered about this evening that the
hnate to-day in executive session discussed
ono other matters than military Conlrma-
tons which We're passed upon without OPP
IDsItlon. If the rumoT is to be credited, the
aajOrlty of the Senate very distinctly an
fDunced that no nomination should be CON
iEmed when made to fill a place made va
cant by the removal for opinions sake of
eny competent officer VINO Supported the
Section ofAndrew johnson in the late Pres
Genital canvass. The Senate is bound to
Aastain the President
Foreign.
New YORK, April 27.-The following Eu-
rop9au intelligence to- the 18th comes per
Steamship African:
In the English Parliament the subject of
tAe reform bill has been postponed after a
lmgthy discussion in which Sir E. Bulwer
Aytton and Mr.. Liddell spoke against, and
A.elgers Stewart, Mill and Baxter in favor
"a the bill
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Cardwell,
Iplying to an inquiry said the question of
3 Dc protection of the fishermen's interests
% the North American coasts was under con-
AueTatlOn by the law officers OF the crown.
"a Vienna dispatch says the Prussan reply
t0the last Austrian note was received on the
Hh of April. 1t declines in laconic terms
~ accede to Austrian demands for the de-
AobllZatiOn of Prussian forces
The Paris correspondent of the Times says,
hatever little hope there was at one time
at peace would be maintained is rapidly
f1nishing
FCnian
NEW YORK, April 27.-An PASSPORT spe-
al says that the Fenians are all leaving by
lat for Portland. The British war vessels
Il yesterday The Fenian convention
us morning decided on leaving.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 27,-The steamer
Aew Brunswick has arrived from PASSPORT,
It'll two hundred Fenians. On leaving for
-aat....