The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-15

tiou was magnificent, There Is great JOY
among the people,
LVERrooi. Nov a--The Brokers Circu-
las reports cotton sales for the week at 1900
halcs Middling uPlands declined one
eighth, and closed at lisd.
NEW. ORLEANS, Nov, 9.--The Episcopal
Bishops LEFT to-day for Kentucky, where the
Assistant Bishop Is to DO consecrated. Blsh-
op Wilmer remains here
Tho State Fair 10 be given ON the goth,
promises to be grand affair.
Cotton Is lower Sales to-day $500 bales
Mddling, 3iId95l Sugar is in demand at
l9gal3s for fair. Gold, A.
OFFICE or THE ASSOCIATED Pass,
New York, Nov 10, 1850.
To the Newspapers Of the United states
The Associated Press of New York beg
lcavo to assure the press of tho country
that the change of the New York Agency
will prove beneficial TO the entire newspaper
press. We have no interest not in harmony
with the press outside of New York, our only
desire being union Of newspaper interests,
which should be identical all over the entire
country. We assure the press of the country
that the quality Of the Association news
shall be improved, and tho expenses kept
within the proper limits, Let the press be .
unit in this business. and all viii be we'll
Signed for the New York Tribune, Samuel
Sinclair Publisher Times, Geo jones, Pub
Usher journal Of Commerce, u. G Paine;
Herald, J a. Bennett; Express, j 4 y.
Brooks Sun, NJ. $ Beach.
LONDON, Nov, 0-Evcning. NO political
news of Importance to-day Consols. s9i
Elves, 90
LIVERPOOL, Nov 9--Evening. Cotton On.
changed. Middling Uplands, iil Sales.
10000 bales
WASHINGTON, Nov. iO.--A delegation of
prominent Western men, including Hon. Mr.
Morgan, member elect of Congress from
Ohio, called upon the President for the re.
moyal Of Mr. Rollins, aud appointment Of
Mr. Spooner as Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue.
New YoRK, Nov lO--Gold, 45l. Tx.
change l09l0lI0t
NEw YoHN, Nov l0.--Cotton declining.
Very little demand Sales to-day, 500 bales
Middling uplands, 20; Middling Orleans,
- Flour dali and l0420o lower. Wheat
to 3 cents lower, Corn dull, without de-
cldcd change. Pork lower and irregular.
Spirits turponttne quiet, slas2c. Lard
heavy aud lower Gold, l4it
BALTIMORE, Nov. lO.--Thc argument In
the habeas corpus case was concluded this
morning. Judge Barton will announce his
decision to-day.
NEW YORK, Nov lO.--Lieut. .Generalsher.
man. and Hon L. D, Campbell, Minister to
Mexico, sailed to-day for Vera Cruz
MONTREAL, Nov, l0.--Nannie Cradook,
noted race horse, Ii dead
The Prince of Wales birthday was cele-
brated last night.
It's thought the government win be lem
lent 20 the Fcnian prisoner, Mcmahon.
New YORK, Nov lO.--To all agents and
correspondents Of the New York Associated
Press-Tell Editors that the card Of the
Executive Committee was sent for publica
tion-Learneds contrary request notwth-
standing. Editors will understand that any
temporary suspension Of news results from
complications that will soon be overcome
Disregard all orders on account Of the Asso
cioted Press, except they are sent by the au-
thority Of J. w. simonton, General Agent
j. w. sIMONToN,
General Agent, N. Y. Asso. Press
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-Cotton irregular.
Sales GOO bales. Low middling nominal, "a
G35 Receipts $500 bales. Sugar dull ~
0l3. Molasses dull, good 10 prime 20 to 30,
Sterling, 5sl. Gold, 4G. New York OK
change, par. Freights unchanged.
Adyiccs from chihuahua TO the lst are
received. Juarez Is there with his ministers
and 800 soldiers. Department commanders
will not send him any troops. Escobedo
has moved against Mejia at San Louis Potosi.
They arc expected. to fall back on the CAPT.
toll
Both the Juarez and Imperial Governments
are exhausted In finances Juarez is levying
forced loan Of extraordinary contributions
and is con6scating property. His hopes are
dependant in the guarantee Of a liberal loan
by the United States Government. lie has
greatly oppressed American residents, and
they have sent a memorial to Washington
Maximilians prospects are very bad, and
he must leave with the French trooys.
WASHINGTON, Nov. n.-Major-Genernl
Fry, late Provost Marshal General Of the
United States, sailed from New York yesfer-
day for California, where he is 10 be Adiu-
tant General Of the Pacific Division.
BALTIMORE, Nov. ll.-There Is much inter.
est felt 10 learn the decision Of Judge Bartol
in the habeas corpus case Of the Police Com
missiOners appointed by Gov. Swami 10 sue
coed the old Board, and in the case Of Sheriff
Thompson, who was arrested for not sum
noning posse in answer 10 the requisition
ofthe newly appointed Commissioners. The
decision is expected 10 cover the whole
ground az 10 the legality Of Gov. swans ac-
tion, and the consequent legality or Illegal /
ity Of the proceedings ~ Judge Bonds Court 1
II is generally believed Gov. Swami viii i'm
inediately summon an extra session Of the
Legislature, when a question Of great mo-
ment to the people Of the State viii be sub
mitted for consideration.
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