The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE CLARION

: WASHINGTON, Oct 3l.--The New Yor
l. Times correspondent says Sherman has a
4 cepted the military and diplomatic missio
: to Mexico and will accompany Mr.. Cam
bell, the new Minister to that country.
Gold i6i.
The Arizona, from Aspinwall, has arrive
bringing three millions and half dollars 1
specie
Gold 464.
The steamship Arizona, from Aspinwall
has arrived, bringing one million and quar-
ter in treasure.
A French war steamer has arrived from
Mexico with q large number of sick ant
wounded, who were placed in the foreigr
hospitals and vessels by the Imperialists.
Honduras has decided to remain neutral
in the war between Spain, Peru and Chill,
TORONTO, Oct. 3l.-The Episcopal church
at Brantford Canada West, was sacked by
the Fenians on hearing of the sentence of
Lynch and Mcmahon.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3l.-The last news
respecting the Empress Carlotta gives the
bare hope of her recovery.
The condition of Mexico isl no better
though the Imperialists have been success
full in all the engagements mentioned
Cotton is easier, low middling 1896.
Sales to-day 2200 bales. Gold Az.
MONTREAL, Oct. 3l.-At public dinner
last night Gen. Sir John Mitchell made a
speech recommending the certifying of Mon
treal, Kingston and points West Also that
the volunteer movement be extended over
entire British America.
The British papers are discussing Stewards
letter regarding the Fenian trials. They
say it will do the prisoners more harm than
good.
BALTIMORE, Oct 30.-The trial Of the Pc.
lice Commissioners is still progressing. All
parties are anxious to get through with it,
The Governor said he would sit up till mid
night to accommodate the counsel
Latest advices from Gambia say the fight,
ing between the Christians and Turkish
troops continues.
PRAGUE, Oct 29.-An attempt was made |
on Saturday to shoot the Emperor, Francis
Joseph, on leaving the Theatre. The cul-
prit was seized by an Englishman and placed
under arrest.
LONDON, Oct 3l.-The Times again urges
the reference of the claims of the United
States for property destroyed by the Ala
bama, to a joint commission. 1t thinks it
would be an act of policy If not of JUSTICE
New YORK, Oct. 31.-Gold, 46. Cotton
heavy, Middling, 3sl040i.
LIVERPOOL, Oct, 3l.-Cotton steady. Mid |
ling Uplands, l5d.
DUBLIN, Oct. 81 Mr.. Bright, the Re
advocate, arrived here, and was !
the recipient of grand banquet. In his
speech he urged strongly the application of
proper remedies to remove the Irish grew
lnces.
PARIS, Oct Silt is stated Napoleon jim
ormed the Empress Carlotta to urge Max
milan to cede two of his provinces to 1.-THE
United States in. order to consolidate his
'ule in Mexico.
ROME, Oct 3l.-The Pope has. declared an
Illocution condemning the conduct Of Italy
md declaring his readiness to die in defence
# right. He says if necessary he win seek
he free exercise of his ministry jim another
and
PARIS Nov. IA decree has been issued
Commissioners to reorganize the
french army. Napoleon will preside.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-The Turks claim
,reat victories over the Christians in Can.
la. Large submissions were being made
" the Christians to Turkish authority.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 31.-Sales of cotton.
5000 bales at l4t0l5d. for middling up
ands.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-The cotton market
} heavy with sales to-day Of 5000 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2--Gen. Grant returned
0 Washington last night He had an in
Brview with both the new and old Boards
Commissioners. There was large force
n duty last night Special policemen were
worn in aud houses strongly guarded. Be
ond an assault on a policeman there was G
0 disturbance. The city is quiet to-day. !
he new Commissioners have not yet APP !
cared nor applied to be sworn in. The
Iayor refuses to re-Organize the new Board.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Gold 464. Cotton
uiet at soc
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Harlan, the late ?
ecretary of the Interior. has published an 4
aborate reply to the statements heretofore b
Iade impugning his motive in the sale Of {
he Cherokee neutral land claims. His con 8
net was for the benefit Of the Indians, and }
ie reason for its being set aside was for the b
enefito individuals who desired the lands a
II Specializing purposes
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 2-Rio Grande papers n
T late date say negotiations for the sur c
snder Of Matamoras were progressing. r
anales was willing to surrender to anybody
ut tCortina. Gen. Leafstran, Col Corda .
I'D Col Otero refuse to receive IL.
The gang Of marauders depredating along e
Ne American side Of the Rio Grande have u
4 been captured, shot OF hung Their &
ader, Col. Young, formerly chief Of scouts L
II Gen. Sherman was hung BY the Ran n
lerOs. z
Cotton prices are unchanged. sales t. '
~ 26OO bales Gold a. Louisiana sugar O
nll fair 144. Molasses dull at $3.50. b
orn quotations nominal at $40. The de- '
and Is entirely speculative. o
Stores No. = and "a on Canal street, occn