The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-11
THE DAILY CLARION.
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Foreign atenls.

Foreign AtehbS
A small planet belonging to the group
between Mars and Jupiter was discov
cred at the Berlin Observatory on the
evening of January ith by DR.. I. Tie
len, the Assistant Observer at that in
stItution.
The Austrian Government has deter
mined to increase the garrison of Cra-
cow by fifteen thousand men and eighty
guns, in consequence Of the accumula-
ton Of Russian troops on the frontier of
Galiaia. 1t is rumored that the Rus
slams are about to form a camp of forty
thousand men in the immediate vicinity
Of the frontier.
\ school Of architecture has been +
opened at Moscow as branch OF the
school for painting and sculpture in that
city 1t is endowed by the Govern
ment for sixty pupils.
Eugene is no longer looked up to IN
England. rs the great oracle on fashions;
The English ladies' are more governed
now bv the Princess Of Wales, who Is
Younger and more gay, and therefore
better fitted to set the example.
Sir John Herschel has completed the
translation Of the Had.
The Empress Of Austria is one Of the
most beautiful Of European Princesses,
and famed for her kindness of temper.
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THE CHILD OF SToNEwALL JACKSON.
4 fair correspondent sends the Richmond,
Val Examiner the following delicate
men and ink portrait of the only living
scion of the late Gen. L }. jackson.
She is evidentlyin love with her subject
] had recently the pleasure OF seeing
the child Of Slonewall Jackson. She Is
a bright little cherub, about three years
old. with fair hair bIue eyes, and a com
Dlexion of mingled lilies and roses-the
iilEes, however, greatly predomlnatlnS--
although, perhaps, she noes not looR
very robust For the benefit OF curious
mothers, / will describe her dress. Sh'
wore a Marie Louise blue merino
trimmed with narrow black velvet RIB
bon edged with white. Her little cloti
cloal. was Of a light drab color, orna
mented with bands Of silk and fancy
buttons. Her hat was Of English stra"
trimmed with blue velvet and blue ant
white feathers 4 tiPpet and mutt o
armine completed the costume OF tn
little fairy. and she looked as enchant
ing as any mothers darling need look
She was borne in the arms of a coIore'
nurse, and to whom she was pratthn
with exhuberent Eayety. The OAR
eyed, sad looking lady who followed he
in widows cap and garb Of deepe'
mourning, completed the picture OF sur
shine and shadow.
q. Y. BROOKE AND Miss AVON
,JoNEs-This gifted actor was also o
fheiII fated ship, and persisted with he
Fifteen years ago he was one OF the mos
celebrated actors in London, and mac
"a vast amount OF money. His person.
habits have, however, been untortunat
and he fell from that position. lie 7
trieved himself in Australia, where
was an immense favorite, and whe
preparations vera made to give HIM
Grand welcome on his return. n fe
weeks ago ! mentioned that "the Gel
brated American actress" Hiss Avon
Jones, was soon to appear at the Surr
Theatre. II is not commonly know
that she was the wife of Brooke. But
CONSEQUENCE of his unfortunate hab
she had been separated from him
several years l have it from priv
sources that when she was playing
Hull, in the autumn, poor Brooke, W
had arranged to 90 to Australia,
plored her to see him. He went to Ii
for the parpose. She at last consent
aud a reconciliation took place.
soon after set sail in the luckless 81
aud was lost What a satisfaction
must be to Miss Jones that she did
refuse the last overture! a very tor
ing letter relative to him appears IN
papers this morning, signed cave
brooke p'-London Letter.
The country just nows hears