The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11


to revoke the injunction which had pr,
viously been granted, and Judge Banar
dissolved said decision.
NEW YORK, Oct l-Gold I49i CottoI
is deOlining5 Uplands S9GsAO. Orleans iie
q Flonr firm Pork S,E1 "5lSSa Lar
quiet
The treaty Of peace between Italy ans
Austria has been signed.
LVERrooL, Oct. 4-The cotton market il
qniet, with sales to-day of 10000 bales
Mdliing uplands, l5d.
Troy, n Y. Oct. "A grand dinner will
DO given here the latter part OF the month
TO Gen. Wool. when il is said letter from
President Johnson will be read, defining his
future policy.
The steamer Saxouia has arrived at New
York with ninety Thousand pounds sterling
in gold
wAsHINoroN. Oct 4.--Secretary Seward
is again quite ill.having relapse ofthe dis
ease from which it was hoped he had recov-
cred
Fred w Seward has been appointed &C
ting Secretary of State, .....
NEw YORK, October 5.-Cotton has de.
clned two cents; sales to-day $50 bales
low middling "a to 3sc. receipts for the
week : 800 bales exports of the week II 600
bales stock on hand $4,000 bales. Gold q
ALBANY, ", October 5.-m this vicinity
to-day Judson Palmer eloped with the daugh-
ter of Archibald Stevens, who pursued and
confronted them in the house of n friend
Both men commenced firing on each other.
Stevens was killed and Palmer slightly
wounded. lie succeeded, however, in car
rying off the woman.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Gold 49i. Cotton
IS depressed, with sales of 1000 bales; up
ands 80 TO 40c.; Orleans Al TO 42c.
A Paris letter asserts that all the French |
roops will be withdrawn from Mexico at |
'nce.
A. T. Stewart, at a private dinner, last
'vening, indicated his purpose to donate one
million dollars to build home for the de-
CRYING INDECENT, provided the ground was
h--4
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-An official state
nent of the public debt to the first of De-
ober shows it to he two thousand, five hun
red and ninety three millions, three hum
red and thirty-six thousand dollars, less
he cash in the treasury, which is one hnn-
red and twenty millions, two hum
red and thirteen thousand. ofthis there is
DIN amounting to eighty-six and quarter
lillions. A comparison of this with a state
lent of the public debt on the LIST Septem-
er, shows that, during the month, the debt
as been decreased to the amount of $22,-
4G,226 81.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Admiral Dahlgren
as been ordered to the command of the
outh Pacific squadron Several cases of
holera have occurred here during the past
s hours.
The Union State Convention of Nevada
ominatsd H. G. BIaesdell for Congress-
he Democratic Convention nominated Jno
J. Winters for Governor and II. s. Mitchell
,r Congress.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct, 5.-Charles o.
'onOr arrived here from Washington this
lorniug, and remained in close conversation
18th Mr.. Davis all day. The p3rport of his
isit is unknown. He went North tonight.
New YORK, Oct 6s--cotton depressed
lies cannot bemade except at a decline of
or cents from highest holders. On Tues
ny nominal uplands were %. Orleans 40
ales thiswee $4,000 balesl Flunr heavy
! $40 1886 50 y Wheat Dropping Pork
met at 1913 259S33 80; Lard steady. Gold
u Sterling quiet for GO days at 734 At
ght 81 Skies, 1867, 1870 Coupons, fives,
"a, 1903 Coupons, 1881, 1929 1864, 1893
go, 1O94; Tens 99s Seven-tbirty's log {
arolinas 81; Louisianas 30.
Tile steamer Starlight, from Wilmington !
New York, has hilged opposite Darigate {
land. The vessel was probably lost.
The ChaJnber of Commerce unanimously {
lopted resolution appointing committee
consider the expediency Of petitiOning
Dngress for total abolition of export duty $
cotton. eAs' ~ ~ ~
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Yesterday fifty :
w cases of cholera were reported. Since
e 2sth ult. 20 cases have been reported. :
view of the increase of the disease the I
lect council yesterday appropriated 900 7
lditional dollars to the board of health.
NI.w York, October 6.-The Herald's for
GA advices per the Persia, says the news /
ON Gambia is of much moment. In re- q
mt engagement between the revolutionary /
Iristians and infidels, the allied Turks and
gyptians were defeated with great loss, i
wing three Thousand men placed hors du a
Habat. Pozia, who was in command, was !
ken prisoner and released nfter signing I
rms of eapitulatienf The agitation was
reading, and this, with the eastern ques-
on, commands the attention Of the great h
,wers.
WASHINGTON. October G.-Attorney Gene
stansbury has given the opinion that the G
lie by Secretary Harlan Of neutral lands y
longing to the Cherokee Indians 10 the q
Emigration Company Is Illegal 3
ID ought to befigDobed Itwas charged =
at Harlan was interested in the IpAtter. ?
Gen. DIX has formally accepted the French '
lssion. -. a ..rw 49, -~.sfaslN
Seward Is improving, and win !
on resume official duties
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