The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16

NJ Louis Huart, the TeddctetH -t"-'''' - 4
Paris Charivari, died in Paris la1elN- !
letter from Paris says Joii': 'olIs'01t -
- rmietly in Paris. His fanny go very {
nttie ittie 10 society. Mr. Mason is IN Lonuon.
Iocol, Thonpson and j. 7. Benjamin are a11o
| 80 and John c. breckenridge IS sho1.lS
o-actad from Canada, with his family Ma
| ;oT TInse. formerly agent tor the pulc!n"'o, NJ "
arms in the Confederacy' Is III "aidi,G in
| c1r,-nn and his'daughter are now TeslOlnS Ai
London. " e. -orol
H. u,deria wine crop, which for seVeral
,-oarS vas destroyed by disease OF the VI,
the past year has been a success. sue and the
tbo1sand pipes of wine Will be hltoe ln 'na "a |
prospects of the next crop are even N''10
vorable. D,,,
Lieutenant Colonel James G1enealrn diod pun at
+ +ho vonnUest ison of Robert Burns ulec - a.
f Chai+anh9m, England, on the 18th ult.' rom rom
- affacts af an accident. He was ~ years
D. of age. 5o +,,o vow
An Irish yatchman has just made the Voy7
- ooro from Liverpool, to Sidney AusCrali", hn
Twenty-Five ton vessel, accolhP I 49,
ax+raordinary feat in one hundred anu 'Nhi-
If ty-fOur days.
8 1rDr7sA1EM-The improvA ovAments Whlch
~, ne 4Is.aa- r1ace in .Judea are very great.
Tor some distance around Jerusalem 1Ltl We {
r aro extensive plantations OF young oHN
" +reas in and about the city the ne" "''tI. = -
90 mos are both numerous and hanosolne 10.
n ar1 European nation seems anAIouS M -, ~ - =,
~" ,V footinG in the Holy City Inc N4sstan 4?.
d" ,,Tnort 7he Greeks the French the Latlns
ond the English Though not aToweo!y as DIS
a nat;on) patronize the Jews, "hose t1
Co :tI 1-obably become the strongest event"
ns ally. o.;,,os til
us US The last census taken in Spain gives III, tn
Va l>1iIo+;on at u AGA, 900. The area Oh tn"
aSS country being 194, ,7S2 square lllles. NA'''-
- the canital has 28l ,l7O lnhaoltanVs'
OAlo Con+oin Hall of the Arctic exploring, Il
LIS written home that the wreche
ON Shins of Sir John Franklin nave peeI 80" 80
enU and large number OF the crew lou I1ulntA :. S
and mutiIated. Capt. Hall tnlnKs IL pms ms
lie that he shall find some OF fraiiAliii iii>
SD, still among the EsquimauA'
rrSsSl Az the beginning of last year-the m daCe 70
caAA 81 roost recent army list in our posseSslon
t1o,a 1o Tvere five Field Marshals OF the brlII
-r1. army. viz: the King OF the D1lsl"n9' ~
: vs. .on1t Combere, Sir Edward blakehey' w ".
and commanded a battallon IN tue 6f lGtt Gftr- ae
"NO ot+acked New Orleans IN 1912 hltS 9e< 9
oo Lord Cough, and the Duke OF "a "a
hS;dce the Queens cousin, who Is aiso ~
late' and er.;n.C6ief. Two of these hnlS
olS- ,,nid and Lord Combermere, known III :
Is "a. an Peninsular war as Gen. Sir otaP1gIon
hose toni have died within the G yeaLc conob also
Inoee MT are not sure, that Lord Gougn Go also
% IN 5ool The eldest, Field MarsnaI uene re- es
: +no AL Rlakeney, is now eighty-seven years u
n the c.~-r,c RAILWAY BRIDGE IN Mexico
than ~ N14::so of Vera Cruz, OF Deceln
their Ee NO.'ed IT'D gives the following accoun
a railway bridge about to be oulit lpr
I'D from Vera Cruz to Mexico, which is
ckers Loau - h;chest bridge of the kind IN
Gov Oo 1no
letting T-, +ha foundations the piers
seven i;u ho three hundred feet high,
IL VIC eet1 etus eo"t more TO the upper part OF
nrcbas which are to be three in numoe
regard three nun1reu M sc le0 ;,,n and will weigh
public bridge VIII DG h',ndred ~ tons. It is to {
n one Thousand slA lc TIa+Iac and its estim
d by the DarIanca W VI bnDdred and fifty I
y COM cost Is 10 DC eASn
ly de- sand dollars. connection. Ell Noticiosc
is no In the s3lAe ,oo,,eotiyes constructed
eneyeT forms us tna' HcIond at n cost of |
le En- the rallWay III III 71onnds sterling, arG
zette is hundred tnou:au Vera Cruz during
~ month of February