The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-16
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Louisville, AuGusr THE Couric
gives the following as the city vote G
yesterday: For Judge OF the Cour
Of Appeals, Marshall, 3O40; Hardin
44l3. For Clerk OF the Court of An
peals, Duyall, 1905, and Hobson
3lO5. For Judge Of the City Court
Craig, 44l7; Harbeson. 800.
LOUISVILLE, August 6th.-Duvall
! Democrat, beats Hobson, Radical,
sixteen hundred in town, and abou
eight hundred in the country.
Reports from the country indicat,
Duvall's majority in the State at ten tc
twenty thousand. Johnston, ex-sec,
rotary of Jefferson Davis, candidate
for county clerk, was beaten in the city
by seven hundred majority. The Other
city officers are Of no political signif-
canoe
NEw YORK, August z, l n. M.-Cot-
ton dull and declining.
Middling uplands 355c., Orleans
middling 375c.
Gold l47s Sterling exchange dull.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
LONDON, August G-Consols closed
at s73 for money; U. S. 5.20's, 6S5 ;
Illinois Central Railroad, IS.
LIVERPOOL, August Cotton sales
to-day, 5000 bales. Market closed flat
with decline of Id per pound.
NEW YORK, August Ga special
dispatch to the Herald by the cable,
dated London, August 9TH, says before
the armistice had been extended to
Bavaria, the Prussian army had pro-
crossed rapidly and secured good
footing. They are forcing a paper
currency upon the people BY the
agreement the Prussians are to occupy
Wurtemberg, but the Bavarians are to
retain the fortress of Mentz. The Ba-
varians left it yesterday, and the Wur-
temberg troops will leave on the Sth
instant The river Rhine is re- opened.
During the last three days the Aus
TRANS have been pouring into the Ty-
rol, via Bavaria, to the number of
about 100000
The Italian navy is to be re-organ-
lied. The court martial of Admiral
Persiano, who recently commanded
the Italian fleet, is progressing.
A new Italian loan of three hundred
and fifty million dollars has been>or-
dered since the signing of the truce.
A part of the Swiss troops, which
were guarding the Italian border, have
been disbanded.
The cholera is increasing in Eng
land.
From the N. o. Times.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7,-Apprehen,
sions are entertained in regard To
Texas.
The Radicals are known to have per-
fected arrangements to resist Il
fer of that State from the z
TO the legitimate Govern
plans are fully known
nent
Throcl1morton will
ioon as he is in
Governs
If any resistanceS
,ower Of the Genei
will be exerted to sustai
on.
New York, Aug. S.-Gold
t las. Cotton dull and noiffAlA
'5@37c,
Ii A. M.-Glod 1881. Cotton VI
hanged. Sight exchange, 1O98.A
Commercial unchanged. n
12M-Gold 14S4. Cotton unchang-
d.
l p. M-GoId 14S4. Exchange
ominal. Texas wool scarce and
uickly sold at 1S@20c Cotton dull
nd nominally unchanged.
New York, Aug by the cable
re have European dates to the even
% of the 9th.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Consols closed at
IA for money. U. S. 5-20's, 6S4.- ,
illinois Central Railroad, rs.
Lisf mr.. Ang. 6.-Cotton-Sales
O-day 5000 bales. Lie market closed Z
at, with a decline of Id per pound.
CINCINNATI, Aug. S.-The latest ac
cunts from the scene of the steamer
ytle disaster report fifteen killed ,
nd about seventy wounded. Most of :
he killed were deck hands. Ten of
lie wounded died at Madison, Indiana.
day.
NASHVILLE, Aug. S.-A State Col
red Convention is in session, having II
II its object the improvement of the I
dustrial condition of the colored
,ople. Fifteen counties were repre- .
nted. Nothing has yet been accom- ? ;,
ished. The debates of to day were :
a stormy character. =
CHARLEsToN, Aug. S.-The Medical /"
rector of the Department of Carroll y :,
has issued an order establishing u
arantine for all vessels arriving W
re from New York, said quarantine !,
last fifteen days from their clear - =.
ce from New York, when they will ~ ~
permitted to pass, if there is no n
olera on board. y
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Aug &c P. M-The
es Of cotton to-day amounted to 10
DO bales, the market closing dull. h,
WASHINGTON. Aug. Am order HI
IN the War Department, reorganiz- DC
: the military departments. was pro- he
ilgated to-day. John b. Schofield