The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

sia as expenses Of war, and the right to gar
9 rison, aud the right TO garrison the fortress.
es nnd cities Of Dresden and Leipsic.
Doubts having been expressed of the pas,
sage Of a bill authorizing the King to make
a loan Coz the Liquidation of what may be
considered the late war expenses, Il Is an.
nnunccd on what may be considered semi.
official authority. that should II be rejected
the Chamber Of Deputies will be dislodgcd
by q royal decree
The New York IIeralds Canada cores
poudcnt says thcrc IS no abatement in the
excitement concerning the Fcniaus. II is
stated that Canadians are organizing squads
to raid upon the American border towns in
revenge for Feuian raids upon Canada
NEw YoRN. l5th--The tuer thowork an cN-
citing announcement that four regiments of
negroes are being organized in the city, and
that African Loyal Leagues are organized
and armed in every ward The soldiers are
being instructed IN drills, elc by Col. lIaw.
l,ins The Herald asks, Are We to have
taste or san Domingo r.
Tho Hcrald's City of Mexico correspond
encc, of the LIST instant, says, the crisis Of the
Empire has evidently arrived Judging
from the tone Of the French Imperial press,
and combined movements of Liberals for IN
attack upon the very seat Of Maxinilltns
power, the inporialists are Themselves now
imploriug the United States to take charge
of the dessnies Of the nation.
Quay Amos, Mazatlan and San Louis Po-
tosi are reported evacuated by the French
Marshal Bazainc is reported 10 be In the
City of Monico.
wAmINdroN, sept l5-Seerctary Seward
arrived here at two O'Clock on special from
Harrisburg. Since his arrival he has been
gradually improving, and strong hopes ARE
entertained of his entire recovery in few
days.
Geo Ashman, chairman ofthe Convention
that nominated Mr. Lincoln in 1864, has been
rendered the position Of Collector Of Gus.
toms 40 Boston, vice Hannibal Hamlin re-
signed.
Gen, Swain has telegraphed from Ala
bama that the reported sale of negro in
Clark county, in that state, is untrue.
1t is expected that there will bo n large
emigration from Mississippi TO Texaa this
fall Some will 20 TO Brazil from Louisiana
There viii also be emigration to Honduras.
NEw YoRK, Sept. l9.-.John C. Braine, the
head of the Confederate party, that seized
the steamer Chesapeake during the war, was
arrested here charged with the murder Of
the Engineer Documents were found on
him, showing that ho founded u secret or
ganization In New Orleans last month.
called Knights of the Rabia Restar
NEW YonK, Sept H.--lhe Tribune's 4ls- |
eial dispatches are IA follows;
We are on the verge Of another war. which },
thrcntons 20 equal in extent that Just end /
cd
Austria shows bad faith with Italy, ana
makes unreasonable demands TO which Italy
will not submit.
Austria has overchargcd the debt ofVene-
tia and withholds Venetian property which
she was TO have transferred.
BERLIN, Sept n.--Prussia emphatically
notifies Austria that she will not suffer Italy,
her ally, to be insulted and delranded and
IL Austria persists in her present course war
must must follow,
PRAGUE, Sept 1i-The homeward mrach
of the Prussian troops has been peremtorily
arrested
DRESDEN, Sept 14.--Eyerything looks /
like war There IS no reply 10 the notiiica- I
ton of Prussia. IL Is now but a question of
hours whether troops be not again put in
motion
CLEVELAND, O., Sept IG.-Large arrivals !
Of officers and soldiers toattend the Conven-
ton z
Tents for 5000 $4,000 persons are being
put up in Monument Square. Major Gen. {
Wool will probably be temporary chairman, !
Gen. steadman permanent Deaths from !
cholera during the week. 272. !
New York adviees from Hayti to 18th ult., /
state that the whole country is in a state Of q
revolution. The city Of Gonaiyes laid in q
ashes The inhabitants deserted IT, a
number Of the revolutionists ane under sen ,
ience Of death i
Gen solluaye will be executed by Presi- /,
lent JefIordrs order, but that viii not i'm !
pede the progress oftlie revolution, which Is
against JehOT,ls for assuming dictatorial L
power. 10 was believed that the Govern =
ment would suppress the movement.
NEW YoRK. Sept i6.-It is said there viii
be an important movement Of the Stevens
Fenian Faction in q short time.
Beecher preached to-day 70 an immense
crowd, and disappointed them by making no
allusiOn 10 political matters.
ATived-steamers Gen. Grant and Mari.
posa from New Orleans, Euterpe from Cal
weston. and Lexington from savannah.
NEw OELEASs. Sept 1-choIera still
confines to rage on the plantations in the ,
interior
Accounts from the cotton region continue
very unfayorable
A proposition has been made in the Texas
Legislature. to cede large tract II land. in
Guiding the Pecos River country, % form an
Indian reservation. Il meets mach opPosit-
iont
The steamer Gen. Meade. from New York {
fos New Orleans. reported ashore on the
Florida coast, liss arrived at Key Wess.
Ibr THE CABLE Is
LoxD0xpEEEY. Monday Arrived Eurante
fer Liverpool
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