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

eta and Cincinnati rad, an railroads are
interruptedby the destruction of bridges
Corn fields along the Little Miami are oil
oyerilown-the water being higher than the
corn tops. The seioto is also overflown
The valley at Columbus, and the lower
mart Of Dayton is oyerfown; and McPher-
son opposite, is 10 feet under water FAM.
lies we're forced 20 abandon their homes.
WASHINGTON, Sept 20--Secretary Seward
Is much improved. and is now out of danger.
Attorney General stansbury has given a
written opinion that the President has
power TO ill vacancies in the recess of tho
Senate, without any limitation as TO the
time when they first occurred.
NEW YORK, (noon,) 2lst.-Gold I43I.-
Sterling quiet at n. Cotton unchanged
Flour firmer Wheat a &c higher. Pork
dull at 80 a 80 I6 Lard ut a I94.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, noon.-Cotton mar.
ket unchanged Estimated sales to-day ten
thousand bales. Middlng uplands l34.
LONDON, Thursday noon.-Consols s94 -
Five twenties III. Arrived-ship Dread
n"ught from New York, and Barque Annie
from Boston. The ship Conqueror from Bor-
deaux to Philadelphia arrived at Queens
town in damaged condition having been
in collision. The Barque Rising Dawn,
from Joighteel, Greenland, for Boston, had
been lost off the coast of Greenland. The
steamers Napoleon, 3D., and Pennsylvania,
from New York, the 5th, have arrived ont.
Ga,,f To- I. -
very i'll, though not so much so as to excite
serious apprehensiOns. The King of Prussia
has written an address to the people thank
ing them for their part borne in the war; and
congratulating them ON victories gained and
the establishment of peace
PARIS Sept. 20.-The Finance Committee
sent here from Mexico, to negotiate for a loan
are disheartened, and have announced that
the Empire OF Mexico is without funds
FLORENCE, Sept. 20.-A very serious out
break of Brigands has occurred near Pal
ermo. The telegraph wires have been cut
in all directions, but as the National troops
hold all ofthe principal places it is thought
that the rebellion will be of short duration.
LONDON, Sept pa telegram from Bonn.
bay announces that the firm of Richards &
Co., in that city have failed Their liabil-
ties are said to be very great. .s.as
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.--Senor Don Eze-
quail Gutierrez yesterday presented his Gre
dentials to the acting Secretary of State, and
was received as the Charge d'Afairs Of the
Republic of Costa Rca. Senior Don Luis
Molina having resigned as Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary of that Republic. .
The President has appointed NJ S. Pullins
to be U. S. Attorney for West Tennessee.
NEW YORK, Noon, Sept. 2O.-Coupons 81,
l1ls; '62, 111g, IS, 1854 Ten-forties, 9sz.
Treasures, 1864. Virginias, 80 Carolinas
s. New Bonds, 65R. #.. ....., g. ...tt.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.-Three yellow fe-
YER deaths yesterday. Cotton firm; Sales,
300 bales low iniddling, at 34035. Receipts
or week 2643 bales, against 2Ol3 same peri
ID last year; Exports 33l bales Stock 81, u
500. Gold, 1894 Other markets generally
The body of Lieut.. Butts, of the Freed
mems Bureau, who had disappeared while
m his way from Nachitoches to Jackson,
has been found in the latter parish He is
to have been murdered for his
iorse and money by gang of desperadoes,
leserters from the Confederate army who
nave been living by plumber, under the pre-
ense of being Union men, 'f.-
Private letters from San Antonio, Texas
eport cholera on the increase and very IA
al ...
The Picayune of this morning has an ar
icle rejecting very severely on c. G. Baylor,
ate of Georgia, trying to pass himself off
t the late Philadelphia convention, as
Dyal SOutherner, who had suffered perseeu-
ion, when it is well known that he was for 81
ears a rampant secessionist.
NEW YORK, Sept 2l.-Gold, 143a
Madam Ristoris appearance is considered
n immense success, critics consider her act
lg about faultless M
A Boston dispatch says that the steamer
Ietre, recently stopped by the Government
5 privateer, was seized by the government
gain yesterday. .i..e....
The Democratic Central State Committee
lot W Nhio SiNs anu oiSiulNSu ny tItCJliH
anil j. Tilton, of New York, as chairman,
nd Peter Cagger, of Albany, asSec'y.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2I.-Steamer J. r. Gil
ore with valuable cargo struck the wreck
sunken boat below Mound City, III.
al sunk Immediately. Passengers and
'ew escaped. Loss of boat and cargo
rs 900, principally insured. ll'.
Great rains in all parts of the west, and
uch damage done. Canal embankment at
ayton broke, aud considerable part of
Ie town is under water with much destruc-
ON of property The whole country in
at section is under water. 1t has been
lining all day here. r..r
TORONTO, C. W, Sept 20.-It is announced
at the Bank Of British North America will
otest letters of credit from English Bank
5 on the Bank of Upper Canada. rrs
The Directors of the Bank OF Upper Cana
have not decided what course TO pnrsne,
It it is thought that the institution will he
lund up by the assignees. The bills Of the
sPended Bank are selling at 30 to 40 per
Mt discount. f-..a
The Philadelphia American saws the
aGnn WHY fhn