The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
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NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.--Gcld 46i. Cotton
duh at 3sfa4Oi.
Another large Fenian meeting was held II
Buffalo Last night. The war spirit is ~
among the Irish. Large meetings have alsC
been held in Cincinnati where men and wo
men brought contributions.
wAsHNGroS, OCT. 30.--Minister Campbell
has left for his home in Ohio. In a few days
he will 90 to Mexico recognizing the Juare1
Government
New YORK, Oct 3O-Gold, lag. Lieut.
| Braine, who claims TO have held a commits.
sion in the Confederate States Navy, and
who seized the steamer Chesapeake during
the war, has been indicted by the Grand
Jury, for murder and piracy on the high seas
He will be tried at the first session Of the q,
$. Circuit Court.
HAMILTON, G. W., Oct 30-A great dinner
was given to the English Confederation, to-
day. The speeches were remarkable for en-
tire absence of allusion TO the Fenians, and
Secretary Stewards letter TO Sir Frederick
Bruce about pardoning Lynch and Mcmahon.
NEW YORK, Oct 30.--Tbe New Orleans
steamer Bienyille is lying at the quarantine
with eighteen of her crew sick with yellow
and Intermittent fever: fourteen. Others died
on the passage from st. Thomas.
Fl. MONROE, Oct. 3O.-Gen Dick Taylor
arrived this morning on visit to Mr.. Davis,
remaining in the Fort through tho day and
left for tire North tonight.
WASHINGTON, Oct 30.-Jacob Lowenthal,
well known as a claim agent in this city,
died to-day
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The Secretary of
State has addressed letter to Sir Frederick
Bruce in behalf of James Lynch and John
Mcmahon, recently convicted in colonial
eonrt in Canada and sentenced to death, up
on a charge of being (while citizens Of the
United States) actors in the assault made in
the month Of June last, at Fort Erie in that
colony The Secretary says the U. S. Consul
at Toronto has been instructed to procure,
for the information of the Government,
copy Of the record and conviction of Lynch
and Mcmahon, and also of all further trials
and convictions of similar character which
shall take place in Canada. The Secretary
says: The President desires me to assure
You of his confident hope that Her Majestys
government will not only cheerfully comply
with the request thus made, but that they
win think it proper, also, to examine the .ju-
dicial proceedings aforesaid, with careful
regard to the rights of the United States, and
for the maintenance of good relations be-
tween the two countries For this reason it
will be gratifying to the President if you
should be able to give me an assurance that
the execution of the sentences pronounced
on the above named persons be suspended
The Herald's Toronto special says; Dis
patches are coming from all parts of the |
province, demanding no mercy be shown the
convicted Fenians. 1t is doubtful ifevidenoe
can be found strong enough to convict Rev
Mr. Lanesden. Threats are being made by
the New York Fenians TO avenge the death |
of those convicted. Three more Fenians are
being arraigned, and fears are expressed that |
they may escape. There are in the city over
500 unemployed Irish AmorioarI PSIsiaus.
The prisoners at Cornwall are to be indicted |
next Monday for high treason and tried the
following Wednesday
Further discoveries have been made of
forgeries Of judges names to naturalization
papersin New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The Democratic and
National Union Committee have passed res
olutions requesting the Government to take
steps towards the interference for tho safety
and protection of Lynch and McMahon.-
Immense meetings were held at Buffalo in
for the prisoners.
Gold 46s. Exchange 1904. Cotton quiet
at 39G4I, lac. better.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct ga Fenian meeting has
been called to consider what aclion is neces I
sary to be taken on the case of Lynch and
Mcmahon.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Aliss Fannie
Seward, daughter of the Secretary of State
died this morning.
The subcommittee appointed by Tamma-
ny Hall came TO call ON the President with
the view of obtaining executive interference
in the case Of the American citizens con-
iemned to death at Toronto. They had an
this morning with the President.
In response TO their chairman, the President
said he had anticipated their resolution and
as would be perceived by copy
If the correspondence in relation to the sub
ect published this morning. He expressed
ais sympathy with their mission. The in
terview was very satisfactory to the CON-
nittee
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2s.-Cotton is un.
changed Sales $500 bales Gold AZ.
FoRTREss MONROE, Oct 9S.--Archbishop
lynch Of Charleston is here, the guest Of
zen. Benton, commanding post. He visited
he Davis family, being an old acquaintance.
FLORENCE Oct. 27.--An arrival from Can
liza states that another great battle took
,lace on the 18th. The Greeks report that
he Turkish army was repnlsed
LIvEErooI. Oct. 27.-Cotton steady,
diddling uplands l5d
NEW YORK, Oct 27-Cotton firm. Mid
ling uplands 80 The news from japan
; conflicting. The latest report says the
tycoon army suffered heavy defeat at the
lands Of the insurgents and the Tycoon has
n consequence abdieated.
Ii IS said the British government IA al,out