The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05


Aokk' Dec 3l.--The steamer Allan
n alc' irom Asplnwall the 33d inst, brings $50.
oo0 in treasure S00o
"HlIlan man-ofwar Esmertoes ram
heu Tue spanish gunboat Covadoapa ot
"PeIA' on the 3Sth Of November The C,biI.
A"H' olso captured a launch of the Snanisb
Suuooa6 fcSoIveT, while on blockade du+,.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The recejpts from
'n' internal Revenue Bureau for six mon+bs
900. 'ou 10 9I|'0oO-
"'Snliigton auctioneer, engaged in bnv-
up arms Tor the Fenians was stoDped bv |
"tuo "aITahto from the authorities
-4oAIcah accounts say the road from vero
cruz TO the city of Mexico is covered r,itI,
"lackened corpses of fguerrillas
NEN YORK, Jan. 1.-The Paris corroa,,,.,
emu OF the Liverpool Daily Journal saws Con-
9choIeld 5 visit to Europe is to purchase +bo
Island OF Spez one of the Archinelaoo for
marine depot and dock-vard NIL a.,
American flag. s.
Is declining daily Oo0n p
a rams letter says the extradition troo+r
'o'"e0n rance and and England was ter =
minated because England refused 70 s,r q
~ .-0 criminals demanded by France =,
1N0 United States steamer Vandarhi1+
1''l"- ora ana Monaanock, arrived at ca,on Ios
gle ~J'h Under Com. Rogers, and loft for 1oc
Tie Pacific the 3Gth ult. -' i0l lo'
ne Mahoney sFinian Session common ro7
ees It's session to-day. go
1uuSe Downing discharged 20o dan;- r., r.,
VI D4"cAWelIs Island to refuse the stor,, G.. rna
4oeA'iy reiterated in the South dpr;pc, 49, 90
wax that The Government made ipoda2,,o. -
EIsloh Tor the sustenance of it's nr;so,,o.- A.
me bureau o. Military Prisons sa,-S e.. ~,
accumulated fund of upwards of S2oo 600 ~
rom the sales o. the excess of ration 80
hd not consumed by the prisoners ~
More than half this sum was usod ,u,, p -
ines and ioiIiaa 9''uS ior the purchase of indeI
rlson hospitals. VI me uolq
Jno. T. Hofrna,, bo., repol
New York city -'''' 'f news
NAGNoIf, NJ. are
MISS Jan 2-Mr. Thos. Han bo,,-
~, vas accidentally killsd last even;no H., c.,
'e' Neeh the cars of the Soutbward W.
''''' Sh' uain, between Hazleburst ,,,a b.,l
ookhavan i''fS' and had i
Ills BODY win ,u,; telegr
VIII arrive in New Orleans Of on, =,
49, oA inesday Dir. H. was an er,n1or,,o g.. :,
~. - jackson aud G. y. Railroad an's -
THE PRESIDENTIAL PRoGp .,r,,r '''' u
mere are to he some disappointnonts Pr;al" e.l'
y. 7i''s q 'he Presidential programme of ~
ne senate Is so promising that if is nnt bannt
'~ple the screw of patronage will he +Ie ~.
'sh' INTO use uatil there shall he go
u ~ the movement. The success of ts - -.
''',ion movement is now regarded do,+s.
"a established fact Even the -, l,'',s =, =
'ais are hopeless Of defeating it Som s,,o p'.
'r'ant concessions will be made bt 49, toou -
features OF the policy. annonncad - ~ ~ =, -
% retained in incorrup
NEW YopE co,rr and resp
: understood that the New York ooIIoo of Ill al
= vi DE hrst attended to in maxine it and sa
hthents, but the President win 10 pOrtunit,
'en1ihg TO the Senate any political an aneTe lew
.'ei's 10 De acted upon there until ba Nafional
!,,'ou' ~ doubt, majority in that body which he
III sustain his policy. ' know VIII,
DENN1soS commence
haster-General Dennison is st;u 50 Hui
ute fetlcent on the subject of a Cab. pontIon.S
'nee' hls head looks insecure ON his sphioet- -
,iS' ana ne Is after the senatorship IF ba Sis -
"i' VIII keep him in Office pntil his to15 -'0,