Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-28
,on Tomos M Burroughs and w H.

son, James NJ Burroughs and W. H
Sellers. Among the delegates are the
five Supreme judges elected at the late
election.
The following resolutions were
adopted;
Resolved, That this Convention &C
cept the principles and objects set
forth in the call for q National Lnloa
Convention at Philadelphia, on the
I4th of August next, and that the dele
gates to that Convention are appoint
ed on the basis Of that call
Resolved, That the gratitude OF the
people Of Texas is due and is hereby
rendered to President Johnson for the
spirit of wisdom and nagnanimity IN
which he has enjeavored to restore the
Federal Union
FROM MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July ga large
and enthusiastic convention OF the
Conservatives Of West Tennessee was
held here to-day, for the purpose OF
appointing delegates to the PhiladeI-
phia Convention. The statue Of An
drew johnson and stand were draped
with national flags. Speeches were
made bv Gen. Phil Glenn, the chair
man. and Others. Resolutions were
adopted strongly indorsing President
johnson and his adhesion to the Union
under the Constitution, and setting
forth the inevitable ruin that would
follow should the Radical party sue
coed in the fall elections
DOMESTIC MARKLIs.
New YORK, July 26.-Cotton iirner
at 36@38c. Gold 149&
Sterling dull--sight, ll0} I. 5 3
of 81, 1921 coupons OF 81, lO9 do.
60, 1869 do. g., loaf DO 60. lO4.
1O-40's, 984
Treasury notes l03 "a 1883 North
Carolina G's 81
CIEcISSAII July 2L--FIouI dull and
unchanged the highest grades are
worth from 80 80 to 81 wheat IS
unchanged-no demand oats dull at
Soc. mess pork 832; bulk meats IN
changed but firm. bacon iG4 to dc .
lard duh at 20c gold l4SE
THE WAR ~ EUROPE
BOMBAY, July. IG.-Cottou }, urn
and advancing.
The Great Eastern had laid nearly
300 miles Of cable up to the evening
Of the 18th and was progrcs ING IA
vorably.
Nothing further had transpired about
the peace negotiations between Napo-
leon and the contending powers.
The Prussians were defeated u a
sanguinary conflict at Aschadcnberg,
and marched towards Frankfort, which
was evacuated by the Feder5l5. The
Diet had removed 70 Augusrenber1.
The Prussian headquarters were at
Brunn 1t was reported the Prussiaus
occupied Islau
The London Times thinks the PTu5-
slams would be before Vienna by the
nth, and doubts that The Austrians
can withstand the victorious Prus-
SLAMS
Cialdini occupied PaEua and Viceuza
towns on the railroad to Venice
1t was declared il diplomatic circles
al 81, Petersburg that Russia has no
present intention to abandon her neu-
trail attitude, and will not, excepting q
foreign power shall intervene il the
in the affairs Of Germany
Unless Cialdini is disI0dged from
Padua and Ticenza, on the railroad to
Vienna, he Will prevent the Austrians
from rendering aid il the impending
battle with the Prussians.
The Lordon Times believ.s the re-
pcated Austrian. losses in PChemia r~iIl
deter the Emperor from & final encoun-
ter near the capital, and that an inter
view between the tT0 molarchs viii
take place before the Frussiars shall
be ready for the onset
The Austrian emperor told bis PEG
pie that Vienna should be treated IS
IN open city. and thar lie ~ould limit
the operations 70 1 defence Of the line
Of the Danube, which might bring tie
Prussian attack on FloreE, two or
three miles from the gates Of Vienna,
where the Austrians have IN eltrencl-
ed camp
The Moscow Gazette expresses en-
tire sympathy with the Italian cause,
and favors the annexation Of Rome
to Italy,
Sunberg advlces say all the Russian
soldiers Oh fuTlOugh have been called
in Military trains start every day
from Warsaw 10 the Slesian and Cal
lician frontiers Russian troops are
marching from PodoIia 10 Bessarabia
The Spanish Government has pro
libited the sale Of newspapers in the
public streets,
Several French papers have received
Government warning for publishing
false news
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