The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

SHE OF mNecpNcA anu llNlNuc on W
Radical Congress which had doubled its ow
pay and given the manned soldier Of IN
war meagro pittance Of $50 as bount,
Gen. Grant has reioinod the party. Secrts
~ Seward in his speech alluded TO the q
forts being made to separate Gen Grant an
the President, chancterizmg them as fulfil,
NEw ORLEANS Sept 6.--Cotton easier
sales 500 bales. Low middlmg 3laG
Receipts ig5 bales, Sugar fair he. Cor
mixed soc white poe. Flour, superiin
81 90 Oats 45o Pork $50 7OaS35 as
Bacon and Land unchanged. Tobacco fair
S1a2 30
Gold Hail Bank sterling "a. New
York exchange at par. Freights TO New
York &c to Liverpool &c iiayrc le.aI4
Deaths from cholera yesterday % from
yellow fever |,
NEw YoRR, Sept 6.-Fivo-twenty's ll5t
Ten-forty's $50 Gold li6s Southern Flour
% BOA SIS % Wheat ? to Be better Corn
lie. better Pork heavy, sales $50 barrels
Mess S33 so Lard firm at lsgd2Of Cotton
firmer sales 1900 bales at 33G35. Sugar
firmer sales 1900 hhds Muscoyado at l0g0
12t Naval stores quiet Freights dull.
BERLIN Sept, 5.-Peace negotiations pro-
crossing between Russia and Saxony. Or
ders have been given for the reduction OF
the Prussan army
CHICAGO, Sept. 6--The corner stone Of the
Douglas Monument was laid to-day. Tens
Of thousands of persons present General
Dix's address is said to have been master
piece of eloquence
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.--The address and
resolutions of the Convention endorse the
President and Congress and oppose tie res
toraton of the Southern States on the ba
sis proposed by President johnson. Say
that he is too lenient, aud declare the
amendments to the Constitution the only re-
gal aud Constitutional basis for tho resto-
ration of the rebelious States to the Union,
In the evening session. Hamilton protested
against the mode by which the border
States had oyerslaughcd the Unionists
and said the Minority Report
of the committee favoring negro suffrage,
should be represented. The border States
delegation, after adopting the address and
resolutions, desired to adjourn sine die, hut
this was strongly opposed by Southern dele
gates, who favored negro Suffrage finally il
was agreed that the minority should report
tomorrow on the negro suffrage question,
which should be taken up as part Of the reg
ular proceedings of this Convention II
may be the border States delegates will
take no part in the proceedings tomorrow,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. G--From Brownsville
Texas, Sept. 2.--Prcsident Juarez has issued
several deer, es from Monterey. lie does
not recognize either Cararajal or Canales rs
Governor of Tamaulipas and has appointed
Gen, Tupia as military commander and civil
Governor of that State Tapia left Monte
rey on the 3lst nit, with 1900 men and u
convoy of Merchandise and specie. III
EscobedO is in command of Monterey.
Canales holds the Government Of Tamaulip-
rs. Ia4 H l
Cortinas issued proclamation dated
August 2lst, announcing himself Governor.
He notifies the merchants ofMatamoras that
all merchandise, &c, leaving that city IN
der the authority OF Canales will be subject
TO seizure
NEW YORK, Sept. G-NOon-Cotton steady
at 30 to35. tua, 4
Lyman .Tremaine was made permanent
Chairman of the Republican Convention
at Syracuse. Fenton was nominated for
Governor. .5s s5
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Sept. GA shocking
accident occurred ON the Central Road, near
here, in which the Express train was thrown
off the track-fve persons were killed and
many wounded.
A Berlin special says the Prnssian troops
have been ordered to the Rhine. -r. i
The Prussian Government is treating for
the purchase of the Iron-Clad Dunderbeuy
A Vienna special says Count Metternieh
has recalled his Ambassador from Paris :
NEW YORK, Sept G.-Tho President ar
rived at Chicago last night---was met by an
immense crowd He addressed them from
The balcony of the Sherman House. No dis
turbance. DO. .r.4- u..
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Lection unchang- |
n. Sales $50 bales. Receipts for the week,
I547 bales against 1900 bales Exports for
week, 4Gs2 Stock on hand, 1888.
New York Exchange par to ! premium.
Cholera deaths yesterday ". Deaths from
yeilow fever, one.
F'rom ouacllita river region we learn that
heavy rains have fallen, causing rcswnp-
ion Of navigation there The army worm
las appeared on river lands, and where ten
lays ago they expected a bale 10 the acre
he prospect is that there will be total
iailurs. ON one plantation IN Morehouse
Parish where 600 bales was expected, not
leafnov remains.
wAsnISGroN. Sent. by Cable-LoS-
DOS, Noon, sept7.-Tbe Times editorially
denies the report which had obtained some
currency Of projected matrimonial alliance
between the King ofGreece and Princess
Louisa Of England.
Pans. Sept. 7.-Napoleons health Is not
good and &c Is doubtful II be will e to
Buretz The Qaeen ofspain has paid visit
to the Empress Eagenia at Buretz
yfzxxA. Sept. 7.-Gen. Frank, the Austri-
an War Minister, has resigned in consequence
ofiIl health. Austrian Official journaldeBies