The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27
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NOON REPORTS.

quiet at II premium for 90 days; -four dro0p
ing; wheat, ditto; pork heavy at S5 70
lard dull; coupons Of 1865, 1870; eouponi
Of 1871. IIlg. Of lsG2, iIls, Of 1894. 1851
Treasures, loo; Ten-forties, 99s.
CLEyELAND, o., Sept l9-Convention adj
iourned last night Gen. Granger was pres
ident. Resolutions were adopted by accla
nation, endorsing Philadelphia Convention
OF Aug. l4th, and declaring that the object
Of the soldiers in taking mp arms was to sup
press the late rebellion, defend and maintain
the supremacy of the Constitution, and to
preserve the Union with all its dignity and
the rights Of the several States unmpaired
Not for any purpose of conquest, and that
whenever there shall be any armed resist
ance to the lawfully constituted authorities
of our National Union, either in the South
or in the North. or in the East or tue West,
they will take up arms To maintain the
Union.
A dispatch from Memphis, signed by Gen
Forrest and other ex-Coufederate officers
was read expressing their sympathy with
the purposes of the Convention, and de-
claring that the Confederate soldiers are
entirely willing to leave the determination
of their rights as citizens of the States, to
the soldiers of the Union. On our part, we
pledge security Of person and property and
freedom of speech to all.
suitable reply was returned
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. I9.-Brevet-C Colonel
Mason, 18th Infantry, has investigated the
Brennan riot He doubts whether the L. s.
soldiers broke up the negro ball. He thinks
that the two soldiers were afterwards wound
ed without prOvOcation. and declares that
the subsequent burning of stores in town,
was done by men in undress uniform of the
u. 5. Army, but cannot say positively that
they were soldiers. Capt Smith, 18th In
fantry, commanding officer, and three or
four soldiers, charged with the burning, re-
fuse to surrender to process charging them
with the act.
Cotton sitter. Sales, 1000 bales Low
at 33034c Receipts, $50 bales
Bank Sterling, 81. Freights, New York, !
Liverpool, &; Havre, t. New York Ex-
change, to premium. Flour superfne,
$l0s. Gold, 145
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-New YOrk-Gold
1857; Coupons of 1862, Ills Treasures, 1903;
North Carolina sxes, Ex. Coupons. 6ls; Cot
ton very strong, sales $500 bales; Flour
dropping Wheat tirmer Pork heavy, $3.50 |
S33 o. Lard quiet; Sugar dull at lO40lI |
Coffee steady.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l9.-Evening -Midling
nplands l3+; Brcadstuffs firm.
LoNDrN, l9th.-Consols s94 Five-Twen-
lies 72l.
PARIS, l9th.-The French circular saws
.hat the recent changes are favorable to
France
Prussia and Italy are drawing near in in
-erest and ideas
The Convention of Rome will be Loyalty
:anied out
1t is said that the Emperor refuses to al
ow officers of the French army to hold of
ice in Mexico, owing to the protest of the
United States. u. us#a
ST. PETERSBURG, l9th.-The Russian who
attempted the murder of the GEAR has been
Xeeuted. joy was expressed at the punish
nent awarded the assassin and demonstra-
ions of respec for the Gar at the same time
BosToN Sept l9.-Wendell Phillips was
ominated for Congress by the workingmen
f the 3dsDistrict
TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 19.-New Jersey
legislature in joint session to-day, elected
atlett L. S. Senator-forty- Radicals
refused to participate in
roceedings. Adjourned sine die.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20-Gold 144fGI44E
Exchange dull, at 60 days. Cotton firm, 80
SIC. Flour frner. Wheat, 203c. better
ork dull. Lard quiet, lie
LIVERPOOL. Sept l9-The advance in cot q
IN this morning is not sustained. Mddling a
plands, closed mt l34c. Sales to-day, 30
20 bales. Breadstuns unchanged 4
LONDON, Sept. I9.-Consols unchanged. 5
724. a
FLORENCE, Sept. 1s.-General Revel left
Z Venice, i'll order to superiUtend arrange n
ents for the transfer Of Quadrlateral to o
enetIa.
VIENNA, Sept. lS.-The Emperor of Aus c
in has permitted the exilcd Pulaski to re- ;
IN to Hungary. He will reside at Pertho.
NEW YORK, Sept 2O-An arrival from Rio
metro confirms the report of desperate
title between the allies aud Paraguarians I
the 10th and 18th of July The fighting :
IS stubborn aud sanguinary, and resulted =
the discontinue of the allies, who lost II
% killed and wounded. The Paraguaians
nght behind Entertainments aud lost less. q
Coffee and Pork was active and higher at p
0. el
The Steamer Eutaw arrived from savan-
h. +rl d
SEw ORLEANS, Sept 2O.-COtton advanced. b
les 2,4OO bales low middling. at Sac. Re W
pts 3I9 bales. New York exchange pre-. 81
um. Freights unchanged sugar-fair. C,
.. Mixed corn, 5sa Soc; white, Sc SUI
rfine -four, $40 90 Bacon shoulders, Isle
bed sides, 2llc. Lard, by the tierce, Pc. r,
the keg, Pc. Gold. lii a
NEW YoRK. Sept. e0.-COuPons Of 1852 C
y. Registered ofsl, his. CaroIinas, 64i o.
W Bonds, IS. Cotton, strong-3,5OO bales nj
'lands sold at 81. Orleans, 81.
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