The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-08

ton to-day. He is charged ON the affidavit q
w. II, Roberts Of having fraudulontly pro
cured Roberts to commit to memory and
swear to false statement before tho House
committee as to matters duplicating Jeller
son Davis in tho murder of President Lin,
coin Conover, it will he NEGLECTED. gave
great testimony before the military commits
sion ON the trial of aSsination conspirators
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2--James Young aud
Vim. t. Yalcont have been commissioned as
new Police Commissioners, aud werc sworn
before Judge Norton of the Superior Court.
There was no opposition The counsel for
the old commissioners said they would offer
no impeachment to their taking the OATH
The old force remains ON duty yet aud the
Police stations are strongly guarded. All
is quiet but much interest is manifested as
to the result Of the issue Mr. Young is
President of the Conservative City Conven.
tion.
NEw YORK, Nov 2-Col Roberts has
issued an address to the Fcuiaus, calling on
them TO work and organize into regiments
Strange events are in the near future, aud
you know not how soon you may be called
upon to strike for Ireland
Cotton heavy. Sales of 1900 bales at 3si
a40l. Gold Az.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.--Four negroes who
murdered Mr. Lynes in Prince George coun-
ty Maryland, were executed to-day in upper
Marlborough They confessed their crime
NEw York, November 3,--Cotton quiet
at 39ail.
Gold, 47s exchange, 1903.
PARIS Nov 2--The Presse says that the
alliance between Prussia and Russia is COM
The ItaliM Press are donouncing the al.
locution of the Pope against Italy conduct.
II is reported that Count Riesolli will soon
resign his position in the Italian ministry.
1t is said in Paris that Montholon has been
ordered from Washington to Lisbon and
that Bertheny will succeed him.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Consols S9t, fves. 6sg. |
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.--Sales of cotton this |
week $4,000 bales; to-day, 10000, closing
lull middling uplands ID pence
BALTIMORE, Nov. IA Radical mass meet |
ng last night alopted an address to the
country, declaring that they were anxious
10 maintain peaee,-and that all doubts re-
ating to the removalT the Commissioners
ihould be decided by the courts, and also
utterly denOuncing the action Of Governor
% IN, tla
and accusing him Of the pur-
pose of throwing political power into the
hands Of the sympathizers and abottors of
he rebellion The new Police commission |
RS to-day went to the old Commissioner |
'ffice where their appearance was a sigma
or a tumultuoys demonstration Of disap-
,roval by the now largely increased crowd.
They handed in their demand for the pos
ession of the premises and then returned to
he Conservative Head Quarters, to receive
reply, and were received with loud cheer
ng from the crowd. 1t is now understood
hat they were an organization of new
orce. Five or six members Of the old police
orce resigned last night and to-day reported
o the new Commissioners. There are re-
orts of the arrival of troops on the Wash
ngton Road. Much excitement prevails,
nd deep feeling everywhere exists, but
bus far there has been no disturbance.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "A regiment of
roops passed through here this morning, en-
cute for Baltimore.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 3.--Gold 1881. Cot
on steady, sales $1,000 bales middling IS
136.
The crops in Texas have nearly all been
altered. More has been saved than was
expected, but cotton is still very short. The '
indians have appe AIRED in Bandera county G
nd are driving the settlers in. ?
Flakes Galveston Bulletin, tho organ Of a
ne Radical Congress, comes out again in d
Ivor ofnegrO suffrage or impartial suffrage Z
ased on education. v
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The parole grant
| to Mr.. Davis some months ago, giving n
i'm the privilege of the grounds Of the For
'ess, has been extended through Executive d
emency, in removing all surveillance over a
m, aud tue guard from his rooms in Carroll
all at night Instructions TO this effect q
I'VE been sent from Washington to Gen.
urton, the commandment Of the Post divest- al
& his imprisonment Of anything like SCI q
'rity, and paving the wav, IL is generally
esumed, for his anal parole and release. t.
] the guards over him, Dol day and night,
I'VE been removed, and he now enjoys per- b
city untrammeled liberty, and every pos
bic means Of comfort and pleasure while u
Id prisoner in the Fort II is said that L
has expressed great qualification at this X
ton Of the government, and already con- g
nplates vacating Carroll Hall and taking
} his residence with Mrs. Davis, in the Il
sement assigned HIM shortly after his ar.
val 70
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-The new commits pl
,Bers were arrested this afternoon on Of
neh warrant issuedby Judge Bond, on the "
arge Of attempting o break the peace, and Ia
on refusing 70 give bail in the sum Of %
thousand dOllars, were commit. pi
to Jail Sheriff Thompson was also com d
tied. The new commissioners viii u
{ out . wit II habeas corpus b
rich win bring the question before the Ii
urts. The writ cah scarcely BE- returned VI
fore Monday. The eiiy.js nov quiet, not q
outstanding several notous demonstrations Il
curred fhis evening when The fact became VI
own that the new Commissioners had been Il