The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-05
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OF extending territorial organizations owe,
the states recently in insurrection. In the
/ House. on motion OfMr Stevens y rayol,,
ton was adopted, and a committee of five
appointed, to examine into the relations
between the Government and the Southern
railroad Companies. The Joint COMMITTEE
on Reconstruction is revived. The House
: committee OF the Judiciary have reported
against repeating so much of the Confeder-
alton act as prohibits the forfeiture of tbe
real estate of the delinquents beyond the
term Of their natural lives. They saw to
forfeit together the property of those en-
gagged in the late rebellion would be the on.
actment of an export facto law.
tone and temper of Congress as ex-
hlblted IN the speeches at the public vel
come yesterday and by the PROCEEDINGS of
both branches thus far are very Radical
Another indication of this is the passage of
to-day by lO7 to 81 of the resolution direct
ing enquiry into the propriety of extending
territorial governments over the Southern
States.
bingham personally denies the truth of
a telegram circulating through the press
that he was engaged in preparing articles of
impeachment against the President on the
ground of complication in the assassination
ofLincoln. He says he never had such
design nor has he ever so intended.
New ORLEANS, Dee 4.-Cotton is in GOOD
demand; prices firm Sales, 1000 bales. Low
Middling, 81; Middling, 80. Receipts, 3.452
Flour is in demand; Superffne, $40 80. Corn
IS IN fair demand but lower, at 81 26aSI 80
| Oats firm at 75c. Hay dull and unchanged.
Mess Pork 24025; Shoulders, 13s: Ribbed,
49, Clear, 10. Lard, 1340l4 Sugar active
Fair, 81. Prime to Choice MoIasses, 65a71.
Tobacco dull; Fair, 7O1. Sterling, 520523
New York Sight / discount Gold dull at
Al.
LONDON, Dec Tho great reform dem
onstration took place to-day and was partic-
ipated in by all grades. 1t was the
most important affair of the kind ever seen
in this city. Fully fifty Thousand people
marched i'll procession to the place of meet
ing and there would have been thousands
more had the weather been fair. There were
forty-seven societies in line marching together
with various branch societies Of the Reform
league, all divided into four Grand divisions
with bands of music, banners, notices, Sc.
Seven platforms have been erected, from which
more than fifty speakers have addressed the
masses. The stores all along the line were
closed, but the streets were alive with people,
and the windows filled with spectators. Great
enthusiasm manifested, but the immense
crowds were orderly. No disturbances occur
red. The stars and stripes were borne in the
procession, and among the airs played by vari-
Gus bands was . The wearing of the Green"
John Bright was present. Resolutions were
passed and great enthusiasm prevailed. Mr..
Bright will address an immense audience to-
night.
The Fenian Senator Meony who was ar
rested this morning was taken to Dublin '
No evidences of treason were found upon
him. 1t is said that the United States au-
thorities in Italy have telegraphed to Malta
to arrest John II. Suratt one of Lincoln's as
sassins when the steamer touched shore Y
The attempt had failed. However they Eek
oect to effect the arrest when the steamer
arrived at Alexandria.
LIVERNooL, December 4, noon.-The cotton
market opened steady at Yesterdays quota q
ions. The Manchester market is quiet and n
al
WASHINGTON. Dee. 4.-Orders have been al
ent to Admiral Goldsborough, via the cable
0 send one of the United States fleets, now u
ruising in the Mediterranean, to bring John
[. Suratt direct to Washington.
The resolution which was introduced yesteT-
Law by Mr. Latin. requiring the committee ON
printing to report bill to provide for the elec
ion of a Superintendent of public printing,
viii ultimately have the effect of BUSTING Dir.
Wendell, and reinstating Mr.. Defrees. There 81
, no doubt bill for this purpose will be ~
uShed to an early passage, as there has been CT
luch feeling among the Radicals in this mat d.
er 1t is probable that caucus of Senators Ii
i'll remove Mr.. DoolittIe from the chairman
lip of Indian Affairs, and Cowan from the
atentS. and Dixon from the Post Office.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 4.-Senator Lowry gave
office that he will tomorrow introduce a reSo-
ltion declaring the power of Congress ON the
inject of reconstruction, and the right TO eN-
ude the late rebellious States from Congress
nal representation, and from voting an I'M
institutional amendment.
Chandler moved. but the Senate refused, to
Ike up the House bill to amend the act of 1862, Bo
as to take away the power of the President Sh
grant amnesty. ~,
In the House, Wentworth introduced reSo-
tion. which was adopted, insisting ON an
Ioption of the constitutional amendment be-
ra tbe House, and to consider the proprIety
giving the Southern States representation. 70
Dec. 4.-Cotton dull. Up Lii
nd 3S, Orleans 81 10 10
NEW YORK, Dec, 4.-The money market is t }r
five. sterling so for sixty days, and 104 pri
sight exchange Cotton 3S1z@34. cit.
foIDoH. Dee. TT is now certain that John
raft has been arrested in AleNandria, Egypt
p,p1s Dec, 4.-One regiment of French
IONS lett the city of Rome yesterday. No