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

daughter 10 Auburn
Mr. Bogy, the newly appointed commis-
siouer OF Indian Affairs, assumed the duties
Of his Office to-day.
NEw YORK, Nov. The steamship Eagle.
from Havana, has arrived
The Government agcntl commissioned 20
buy two monitors nom tho United States,
is passonger.on the.Eagle.
Well authenticated reports Preached lia-
vana of tho landing of a cargo Of negroes
near Lyncova and, Cardcnas The Govern
or.General'scnt officers 10 investigate H.
BALTIMORE. Nov. The Governor has
decided 60 remove the Police Commission
ors. lie says lift is necessary to enforce the
decision he will call ,on the United states
for troops there is great excitement ON the
streets, and indications of trouble.
New YoRK, Nov. i,--Gold asa, Cotton
duh at 3slQlOi.
NEW YORK, Nov, l.--Foreign advioes by
the Australian say the cotton crop of Egypt
will he very large.
The cattle plague has almost died out In
ENGLAND.
APars correspondent says the Empress
Carlotta's malady began ON her voyage from
Vera Cruz,
The famine continues In India and now
the cholera has broken out in the famine
districts.
BALTIMORE Nov, lit is not yet asoer-
tanned who the new Commissioners are. Ii
l., -, 4, ..4D.i Io,,..,,o, that tbov bavn ham
organized and will make their
appearance during the day. The old
Commissioners have their full force out
and win resist the now force when they un-
dertako to take possession of the station
houses, marshal's Offices &c. A body of
400 dsmountod cavalry, which arrived yes
terday TO embark for Texas, are now at Fort
McIenry and rumor says they will be ro-
tanned here in case of an emergency. There
is considerable feeling manifested some ap-
proving and others disappearing and bit
terly denonncing the action of the Governor |
Gems. Grant and Comstock have arrived |
here.
TORONTO, Nov The trial of eight Fe-
nian prisoners has been postponed until the
second week in November, 20 enable their |
counsel to obtain evidence. The Crowns |
counsel is not ready to proceed against the
others.
NEW YoRK, Nov l.--Cotton is armcr on
the reports of frost in Georgia. Sales to-
day, $500 bales Middling 39@4f.
Privqte advices from Mexico announces
Isan Ia, Mavf,or raoiu1aut oVuot-
lied with Austrian officers, who murdered
all of the latter and went over TO Ponfro |
Diaz, at Oaxaea The Austrian band at the |
Capitol has ceased 10 give its open concerts,
because of the riotous conduct Of the popu- J
lace The Emperor, by reason of sickness
and distress of mind as to the health of the
Empress, has shut himself up in the castle
Of ChapuItepec. His abdication is momonta-
rily expected.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Times, of Tuesday,
again urges a reference of the claims of the
United States for property destroyed by the
Alabama TO joint commission, and thinks /
hat IL would be an act Of policy If not Of a
ustice.
Cotton quiet but steady. Sales 1000 bales
Money market unchanged Consols, s9ti !
ZOOS 69f :
BERLIN, Oct 3O--The King has directed ,
he celebration Of the Solemn fete on the /
1th Of November, on account of the rcsto. !,
alton of peace.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 29-Cotton steady sales :
en- thousand bales, middling uplands IS 1,
ence.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4-Governor Swami v
nth Montgomery Blair and Mr. Lathrobe d
ounsel for the newly appointed Baltimore ID
olice commissioners, arrived last evening n
nd had an interview with the President to.
ay Swami. General Grant, Stanton and n,
he Attorney General were also in conference OF
it'll the President.
LONDON, Nov "A largo fund has been Il
Used for the relief Of the Quebec sufferers.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 3.--COttOn active, mid n,
ling uplands have advanced 10 fifteen and
quarter. Sales to-day, 10000 bales. b.
PARIS, Nov. 3.-The rumored change In
&c Washington embassy is fully confirmed
sT. PETERsBuRG. Nov. 3.-The Military -
I'd Naval forces Of Russia have been order -
to be raised to their fun strength, '"
MADRID. Nov. at Is said that Spain con.
mplates a coup de etat. ="
vienna, Nov 3-The Hungarian Diet has
zen convoked for the 10Th instant. y"
Toronto, Nov. 3.-The excitement rela- co
We to the Fenian trials is moderating-- -
lmsden was tried to-day. The Court
pom was densely crowded. Verdict, not -
lilty W.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The grand total Of a.
@ registered voters Of this city Is ~, l62.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.--NOOn-The counsel 4.
: the new commissioners have made ap- n
ication before Judge Barton Of the Court
Appeals for q writ Of haboas corpus. The "A
rit cannot be served till tomorrow. The nj,
" Of Maryland on the subject Of hsIeas se,
rpus provides that the officer having the
Irty suing out the writ. shall within three m,
Iys after the service Of the writ, make re- M
IN and oause the person detained 10 be
ought before the Court II the warden Of Al
e jail avails himself Of these three days In
rich 70 make return, IL il supposed that
e parties may not get q hearing before II
lesday or "Wednesday. Il Is not known ST
lat course he win pursue. II is presumed m,
81 II the commissioners are brought BE- -.