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

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NEw loRK Sept 7.--Awivcd, stoamcl
Ariadue, from Galveston
Ten .forty's, ga tve-twouys,nII.
Flour. iiumer Southern, $40 90asl5
Pork, active. Sales eco barrels at S3sta
Sl3 81.
Larl steady
Cotton, steady Sales, 2,OOo bales. Midi
ding at S3a35
Sugar easier >Iuscoyado, lQJalI4
| Coffee, steady
Spirits nirpentinc, G7laGS Rosin, iirmcr,
at s. 50 TO s So
Pnu,pnrlllA, Sept There was an OK.
citing debate in the Radical Convention TO.
day on the address reported by the commit.
tee ON the reconstruction ofthc States
Scenes Of the widest excitement ensucd.
showing that the reconstructed delegates
were moro bitter and antagouistic thau be-
fore.
Many of the delegates from the border
States retired, leaving the convention almost
cntircly in the hands ofnegro suffrage,
The committee on the address were almost
unanimously against ncgroIsulrage, whilst
the committee on resolutions stood ten in
opposition 10, five in favor of, the measure.
Tile negro suffrage delegates were invited
TO the Secretary's desk and sign what was
called the charter of universal freedom.--
Resolutions were offered and adopted in ia-
vor of subscription for the publication Of
the proceedings of sympathy for Dostie, of
New Orleans, of thanks to loyal citizens Of
Philadelphia, and for the presentation Of an
expensively bound volume Of proceedings Of
the Convention to Anna Dickinson, Fred
Douglass aud Theodore Tilton. After some
other proceedings the Convention adjourned
sine die fe5G sB1tfa
NEW YORK, Sept. Moon. li5l.
Sight sterling exchange l07. Cotton un-
changed. ot
IIolbrooke, democrat has q majority Of
one thousand for Congress in l,lalIoe Terrific
~.
The llnionists and Democrats Of Michigan
have nominated Gen Alpheus Williams for
Governor
HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. "A dispatch
from the Great Eastern reports that the en-
bio Is paying ont well and expect to arrive
at Hearts Content Saturday
PHILADELPHIA, Sept THE Union Leaguc
building was fred this morning and badly
damaged. The ianitor was arrested, sup
posed to be the inceudinry
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The President con
cluded his remarks at the laying of the cor
ner stone Of tho Douglas monument, as fol-
lows:
81 am present to show my regard for n
man who persisted in public service, aud one
whom / respected and loved (Chcors) /
have no eulogy to pronounce, That has been
done better than you OF | could do it. Some
wear the wreath which the nation weaves
for those who serve their country in lofty
positions, or their names may be engraved
upon the impcrishable records Of national
glory. Fellow-citizens, believe in my heart
that five could communicate with the dead,
and cause them to know what was trans
piring on carth-e-wore II possible for Stephen
A, Douglas to be disturbed from his slnin-
bers, he would rise from his grave, shake or
the habliments Of the tomb, ana proclaim
that the Constitution and the Union must
be preserved tGreaf APPLAUSE
, NEW 0IUESNs, Sept s.--blayor Monroe
and other PROMINENT city and State officials,
have forwarded a telegram to the President,
inviting him and the distinguished states
men, soldiers and civilians who accompany
him, to extend his trip through the country
50 as to include the State Of Louisiana and
the city Of New Orleans They desire to
extend to the President their exalted appre-
citation of the acceptable services rendered
by him ia behalf Of a united Nation
A Bureau circular was issued to-day an
bouncing General Sheridan as temporary
Of the Freedmen's Bureau for
.he State General Baird having been re-
ieyed from that position at his own request
Sales of cotton one tbensand bales Low
Sic to 32c. Receipts 15l bales.
New York exchange I premium. Gold as
NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Gold 1863 Flour
go barrels-Southern 10000
100 per barrel Wheat 70 4e. higher
Corn one cent higher-sales 143, 900 bushels,
s2IQs3. Oats duh; Pork heavy--sale s A, $50
pounds, Mess $s325. Lard dull; Cotton firm
ri 500 bis at 39a35. Groceries quiet. sp
rurpentine O.. Rosin frner, at s35OPc-
trolcam firmer--sales Of 5000 bbls. crude q
refined 44GlJ. ... lr
Arrived-Str. Vienna, from Say. Ellen S.
Perry, from Newberni bark Horace Beale,
rom Csslar Keys. lsaH b1aF uag
FATHER PoIST. Sept s--The steamer
Peruvian, from Liverpool the BOTH, via, Lon
londerry 5Ist nit, has passed this point
The steamship Java, from New York, ar.
rived ont on the 3lst Liverpool weekly
cotton market, August 5Ist: The
Brokers' Circular reports cotton sales Of tile
week G5.O0o bales 5000 to spectators and
and u 300 to exporters Market has been
easier, with a decline Of I'd on American
and and on otiier descriptions, Egyptian,
&C The market to-day closes quiet Quo
tafions are orleans fair i5i. ini,ldling I'D;
Mobile fair I5ld, rniddlifg ~ Uplands fair
Is, niddHHg 13id Stock ia port sOOMO
bales including $4,000 bales Of Amerean
NV fOHKs sept noon<--GoId I47i-
Exchange quiet at 1867 for sixty days; 10