The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
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{. form among the allied soldiers
IL is reported that tho Panguayaus wer,
advancing upon the allied camp az Caysut
= The Paayuagaus have been reinforced hy
b ono Thousand men.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept H.-AdVicos from
Monroe on ouachita river, of the 9th, com
plain that the freedmen who wow summoned
with whites 10 work ON roads, come armed
and without altogether rfusiug, wcm sd
threatening and intolcrably negligent as tc
show that they thought themselves above
oheyng the laws which govern whites also
complain that thoy are IN the habit of shoot.
ing At aud around the houses Of citizens, but
not doing uny harm particularly
| WASHINGTON. Sept H. - Secretary Me-
Culleugh has directed the Commissioner of
Internal Reycuue TO give special attention
TO a revision Of the tarif, aud report hill for
the consideration of Congress. II is pro-
posed TO make this branch Of the revenue
system more simple and effective.
Tho Commissioner is instructed 20 con.
slider u large revenue necessary for the cNig-
cnces of the Government, and also to pro-
| pose such modification of Government tariff
as will tend to tho better adjustment aud
equalization of foreign imports
With the internal taxes ON home produo
tions, Secretary Mccullough suggests re-
duotion Of taxation upon raw materials, and
| tho machinery of home productions.
JoiINsrowN. Penn, Sept A.-Tho bridge
.tss,
with crowd of pedestrians who had
accumulated to see the President. They
fell through to the depth of seventy feet
Twenty-Five are said TO be killed, and forty
wounded
PrrrsnuRG, Sept, li.--rhero were riotous
demonstrations Vt the Presidential reeep.
ton last night, The party left here this
morning. Secretary Seward was too
unwcll to accompany them, but will
leave on the next train, and arrive in Wash.
ington on Saturday.
WAsmINGroN, Sept i4.--Thc New York |
Herald, which has hitherto formerly supper |
ted the President, in to-days issue, pro-
nounoed his plan ofrestoration failure and |
moreover the generous action to late rayol- |
ted States have been accepted by that pco-
pie as covering n license for sanguiary out
RACES against poor negroes and abolition
yankees, and says that the ground swell,
which commenced In Maine will sweep the |
whole country as against the Presidents pol |
icy
LONDON, Sept l3,-The Post Of to-day
warmly applauds the policy Of non-interven.
tion of the United States in the war be-
twoon Chill and Peru, and cordially approves |
the moderation evinced by the United States
respecting Mexico
LrvrRrooL Sept l3,--rhe cnnard steam
ship Europa has sailed for Quebec with a
regimont Of hnssarv
MUNICH, Sept l3-The Government ofl
Bavaria has concluded TO attempt securing |
a loan Of twcnty-eight millions by means of
a lottery to be drawn here.
LONDON, Sept, l3.--The Atlantic Tele ]
graph Company have called a meeting of ,
the stockholders for the purpose of raising ;
funds to buy up the interest Of the anglo
American Telegraph Company, under whose /,
auspices the cable has been completed.
The Montcur Of to-day publishes con- :
vention which was signed in the City of !,
Mexico, by which Maximilan transfers to /
French agents one half of the customs re-
ceived throughout the Empire for the pur-
pose Of paying the liabilities Of Mexico TO /
France the convention going into opera
ton on the first of November next.
Madrid, Thursday. Spanish citizens
have voted to increase the import duty on
some goods to II per cent.
TRIESTE, Thursday--Ad from Athens
state that the Cretin Assembly have voted
for the annexation Of the Island Of Gambia to
Greece
BERLIN, Thursday, A. M-The Prussian
Chamber of Deputies has voted an electoral
law and parliament for Saxony.
The negotiations between Prussia and
saxony make very slow progress. l.
Sr. PETERSBURG. Thursday-A farewell
banquet was given to-day TO the American
Embassy Asst. Sec. Fox and several
United States Officers were present Conn
gertsechalof made speech expressive of
the hope that the good feeling now prevail
ing between Russia and the United States
may be permanent, and stated that there
was no danger Of its being considereda a men
ace TO other nations
PARIS Tbursday.-The journal states that
the French and English Goyerpments have
eoniointly an active representative to the
Sultan against the acquisition by the United
States Of as Island ia the Gulf Of Asina.
HARRIsBURG. Pa, sErT. I5.--Mr. seward
arrived last night aitlI every symptom Of
violent attack Of cholera. lie was too IN to
be removed, and remained in the tars all
night. He is reported better tlIis morning,
aud left in train for Washington
PHnADusHn, sIIT. I5,-By the bridge
accident at JolmstoWn, twelve were crush.
ed to death and ninety wounded,
New York Herald dispatches say that Sec
Tetary Seward i seriously ili His condition
is oritieal-passed bad night
PARIS, sEFT. 1.-THE Moniteur states
that Naximillian's Minister Of War 4 10 re-
side in France, but his military reports 20
his own oouBtry being incompatible with
the duties Of said ofice Napoleon reflused
to grant authority Ear a. Mondes acceptance.
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