The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

| ing Nutr> GA TIE new AouNtlAulluhf hh ll'
evening OF the 9TH inst, Geo NJ Chlllicutto
Republican candidate for delegate for Con
eress, had majority of l0S over Hunt, thu
administration candidate; but Gov. Cum
mirgs gavo the certificate Of election 4
Hunt, and the majority of the Board Of Can
yasscts gave q certificate 20 Chlieot,c,
BrnuN, sept :. = N-Thc bill Ia annex
Hanover, Hessc. Nassau and Frankfort "a
Prussia has passed the Chamber of Deputies
The p,ussian Constitution Is to take effect
Oct, list, lS6a
Count Bismark has introduced a bill foi
the annexation Of Schclswig and llolstciu
to Prussia, with the exception ofonc district
coded ~ ohlcnburg
saxony gives w to Prussia the fort OF
KeaNigsteiu
LNERluora Sept. :, = Motion market
steady; no change in prices Sales, Io,UOt
bales middliug uplan,ls at l&l.
Drcadstuns active and higher Wheat
advanced lh Cora advanced 6d per quarter
Provisions quiet, without change
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 10 Twcuty.ninc
choler, deaths yesterday
Arrived steamer Fung shucy front New
York.
Sailcd-Gen, Grant, for New York
Vera Cruz dates to the Goth August report
that Marshal Bngamc is concentrating his
forces 1T san Lui Potosi TO meet General
Garcia with thirty Thousand troops
II is supposed that general engagement
will take place between San Lui Potosi and
Mexico
Guercras with tho Liberal forces cut the
bridges Mt Chieohuita aud Golidad.
lie then attacked Mcdilia with his adj
vance, fifteen miles from Vera Cruz,
lie sacked the former city containing
twenty-five hundred inhabitants, mostly
French, raging the place to the ground
Gunboat Eugcnm repulsc,l OF Tuspan by
the liberals under Ietcra They also cap.
tured goo French troops at Tnspan and all
their stores,
Gen Price il reported very III at Cordova.
The colonists are hopeful for the future
whether uneer imperial or liberal rule.
Nrw ORLEANS, sept. lO-Arriv.ls from
Vera Cruz to 9TH inst show in the language
of the Criteiio ofthat place that no twenty
leagues exist that are not travcrsed by Guer-
rilla bands Critcrio says that the only
remedy is determination.
ST Mary's Parish La, Banner, contains u
rcfutation ofthe late statement Of outrages
committed ppou negroes in that region. The
homicides were mostly by negroes upon
Others, and in other eases were established
to the satisfaction Of local bureau officers TO
he iustifable and unavoidable
Cotton sales $50 bales low niddling 81 ar
Receipts 500 bales.
Bank sterling l53. Currency, New York
exchange, prem. Gold lili
Cholera deaths yesterday 20.
NEW YoRK, Sept 0,-Tcn-Forty's ~
Treasury Eotes lOG.
Gold, i65. r.
PORTLAND, Sept l0--At one o'clock the
Republican, majority in this city was about
1000 In "a and G5 it was trillo less than
that In the city.it is probable the Repnb-
licans will have 1000 majority.
New YoRK. Sept. lO.-Cotton firmcr. Sales
5000 bales at .]2035c
Southern Flour, so I5a Is IS.
!, Wheat scarce and iirm--3q5c. higher
A Pork heavy at S33 80, .......
Lard heavy at IS@2oc
Sugar steady. sly
Coffee firm, ...I...,.# f...t
Naval stores qniet, Tnrpentine, G7@6sc.
ROsln, l0c, H. .s. Eula
ny the Cable 20 the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Monday, 10 a. my--The upper
house Of the Prussian diet, has passed the
bill to Indemnify the king for acting with
out the assent Of that diet, in the matter of
the budget and army supplies previous toithe
war with Austria The bill passed. The
Chamber of deputies has rejected the gov
eminent proposal for an issue Of sixty mil
lions treasury notes, aud adopted in il stead
an amendment authorizing the issue of dir
fy millions payable in one year from that
date 8lH au fiIU
1t is reported here that theking Of saxony
has decided 10 resign in favor Of his son.
Madrid. Sept. IO.--1ho papers state that
the recent visit Of the Queen Of Spain TO the
Empress Eugefia at Buritz was of apolitieal
nature. 4f
ST.. PETEnsBURG, Sept. l0.-It IL said that
all the tribes Of DagesIan have revolted
against the authority Of the Car
FLoRKNcE, Sept 9-It is said that the
Italian Government has issued decree
which demands $1,000 men Of the Italian ar
my. Austria has invited Italy to send
to meet others appointed
by Austria for the purpose ofadopting mea-
snres for the improvement Of telegraph aud
post intercourse between the countrys.
ATHENS, Sept s,--The crctans have re-
iected the terms offered By the Turkish
Government and continue their revolt.
LoNDoN. Sept IO-Earl Stanley is spoken
Of as the probable successor Of Lord Cowley |
as British ambassador to France.
FLoBENcE, IOth.--The conferences between
the plenipoientiaries Of Austria aud Italy |
progresses slowly The financial question has |
not yet been settled.
viENNA, 19th.--Austria is about to intro
luce extensive reforms IN the organization
II her army
LNkRroor, Sept 1Ofh.-The brig ortehins