The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-25
Foreign RfenIs.

Disnatcbes have been received in Pans,
announcing the death OF the King OIL siam.
At = aofrce intime lately given by the En-
rrass Fngenie the Emperor IS sald to nave
t,ra+ifed the guests by singing befdhGSi /
Taoutiful soua on the first Napoleon, entitled /
les l5nreaiys du People, and having the re-
frain of Is Pdrjc, nous de Tai grand mere.
On the first of March the Italian army
was reduced entirely to peace footing
In answer to the address of the French
Senate. Napoleon said: Ihe moral WoiIu'
like the physical, obcys certain genera laws
which cannot be iutrin@ed without din-eI'
If i not bv daily weakening the oaSe "l an
edi+ce that the cTownlng OF a pulltllh9 II
accelerated My government Is NOT S,a,ion- ,.al1l
arv. il advances, and itIneanS to advance,
/ INT ON 4 Ground consolidated and capable oi
sustaining power and liberty. Let Us car
/ ~ l,1r aid nrooress in all its forms, but
! LEFT MS build up, layer after layer that great
pvramid, which has for Its base uniI etSal
Suffrage and for its summit the clNLHlhS
. renius of France
The London Times editorially contends
/ tra+ +hr evidence leaves no reasonable uoupt
+hat the mutinous spirit in Jamaica was ripe
fnr rebellion, and that the massacre at MO
rant Bay was not an unpremedltateh eilleule-
II admits that acts of dotestable lnhumaIllN y
we're committed by persons wearing the
/ En.~lish uniform. The correspondents OF Iue
Scar saws that the sober truth Is more LilSAt-
fTI than the widest Imagination could nav {
conceived The Daily News says lhiI Ihe
.r-t impressions of the terrible ana uh"ai
r.utahle cruelty committed are uliuoup'coIS
confirmed b. the evidence.
One of the men who escaped from The
, wreck OF the London, in the Bay OF biscaN
: states that Just before the steamer TOOK me-
Wit. of iRfsN 7,
/ sstenHcd forward, as the life-boat pulled away
i ana calling to the men in IT, sad, here
. nav mo; il will be so cold. you viii need II
l ,1,d Giving it a toss, fortunately, 1t wa
: caught by one of the men. 1t was the las
=, kind and thoughtful act of one OF the noDIes
and kindest OF women. lI'eeh Iilihu,J L1-
e thereafter, not q spar could he seen to mar
the spot on the wild sea where the Londo
} had so long and helplessly struggled
1t gnere accident has just led to importar
e discoveries. in the ruins OF the old mah'
house of Cebrasto. which stands in the gors
of Irces between France and Arragon
recent hich winds threw down part OF u
-e vyaII of the southern tower, and exposed
"a view the entrance to sepulchral vaults d
longing TO the period OF Gotmc domihatio
IL Excavations were Immediately collhleiiCt
e. and have brought to liSht q great q""il'l qI
u of iewelrv of all kinds as dladems, DraceIe'
rin,s and pins The diadems bear some ]
samblance TO the crown preserved IN
re CIuuy Museum. and enable us to form an q
is curate opinion as to the arts OF the Nlslgotl
:, General Prim has issued prociamatl
- from his retreat in Portugal, IN which ne
"a nIaips the cause of his failure. lie says
counted on several regiments OF the Span
y army. but only two came; he waited Tor |
davs in the suburbs OF Madrid' out no 81 -
l"r+S .,rrived then he did the best he cot
II,,i+b the limited force at his command, al
no being unable to do anything, withdrew II
ey Portugal. But he does not yet give up,
lv he saws the day of redemption is approa
inc. and bids Spaniards take courage
IL The Sultan of Muscat has been murder
Ia The tribes on the coast are in revolt