The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29
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sales for the week do not foot mp over 6o.OV
c bales Tue market shows some improve
s mont, aud prices have an advancing tendcu
n cy Middltug uplauds are quoted at M
ponce, and sales to-day will probably rcaol
$4,000 balcs
PARIS. Nov 23-A popular outbreak
n against the Government of spain Is Liable tr
I occur at any moment There are vague ru'
: mors that the Queen will abdicate 10 avert
> the threatened storm
FLoRENCE, Nov est Is authoritativoly
reported that Rattazzi will succeed Baron
Riesoli in the foreign office
c LONDON, Nov ga number Of persons
/ accused Of Fenianism have been arrested at
Limerick. anc large quantities Of pixies and
other arms seized by tho authorities,
BrRut Nov. 23-Thc Chambers have
agreed in ccnsuring the Government for the
sale of the Cologne Railroad without their
f sanction,
LIVERPOOL, Nov % Evening Cotton
unchanged, Provisions unchanged, lard,
however, tending downward,
LONDON, Nov 9S-- Evening Money
slightly easier Consols closed NJ 30 5.2O's
at 73l.
NEW YoRH, Nov 2l-The Chamher of
Commerce, at special meeting ON Thurs
day, adopted the report of its specinl com
mttce recommending the abolition of the
Government tax on cotton, and memorial
izing Congress to that effect. The ground
was taken that said tax is both uuoonsttu-
tional and oppressive.
New York, Nov 2i.--Gold 3sl exchange
for GO days. ~ cotton dull but firm at 33ia
35l.
New York Nov. o. - The cotton mar
kct is quiet Sales to-day 1900 bales at 33l
a35l
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2i-Cotton active
aud prices higher. Sales to-day 1900 bales.
Low middling 32i middling Ua35; fair SUI
gar l0i inferior molasscs l0i prime G2aG5;
supcrfne flour Sl00lO22; ovtra sllal5;
corn Sl,323 a 20; oats %; pork sea- shoul.
ders l3i sides "A, lard l3f@l5l whisky 81, 10
a2AO Gold b
wAsHiNGroN, Nov 2i.--Gcn. George II
Stewart, late Major General in the Confed-
crate service, was pardoncd to-day by the
President, upon the earnest recommends
tion OF several distinguished officers of the
regular army, headed by Gen. Grant. The
Attorney-General also considered tho re-
quest.
The sixth race on the National Course
came of to-day There were over four thou
sand spectators present, including General
Grant and staff, Secretaries McCullocht
Stanton, Browning Sir Frederick Bruce
and many others
The race was won by Dexter, time 22l2.
The Head Quarters of the Department of
Arkansas have been transferred from Little
Rock to Fort Smith
New York, Nov 2G--Gold 39k.
A Havana letter Of the 20th reports that
the susquehana with Gen. Sherman and
Minister Campbell on board would leave
Mexico on the 23rd instant.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26.- Further arrests of
supposed Fenians have been made in Ireland.
Fighting in Gambia has been renewed and
it is said the Turks have been badly beaten,
5000 killed and 300 taken prisoners.
Cotton quiet, Mddling uplands l4td.
New York, Nov 2G.-Cotton firm Gold
4Oi.
The evacuation Of New York was eclebra
ted to-day.
One Of the largest houses in the city fail
ed to-day. Liabilities over 100000.
The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church still continues in session
at Norfolk, Va
WAsHINGrON, Nov. 26--It is not true that
Jacob Thompson, ofAlississippi has received
permission from the President TO return
home. Iii no secret that the President
will in his forthcoming message adhere to
his old policy Of restoration. The revenue
for the past year from imports foots up two
hundred millions of dollars
Nothing definite has yet been received
from the British government in relation TO
the Alabama claims.
The provision house which failed in New
York to-day was that Of Dehonc, CLARK &
Bridges. J
A Washington telegram says the Post
master General has agreed upon postal ar
rangements whereby postage TO and from
England will be reduced 90 twelve cents
each government to keep the money receiy.
ed
NEW ORLEANS Nov 2G-The number Of
visitors at the fair to-day exceeds those Of
any but the first, which was a spectacular
and musical display. The fair closes to-
morrow. The managers to-day announce
that fair viii be held next year, aud that
It will be- Of the greatest interest
Cotton continues to come in freely, bu-
with evident tendency to close Of supply
Cotton Grmer. sales 5000 bales low middling
1t 32a33; receipts 900 bales.
Sugar lower. fair %. Molasses easier-
inferior 40c. prime GOa65. Stirling 81
New York Exchange To- discount.
Arrived. the steamer Morning Star at New
York Gold 3sf
BANGOR, M, Nov. 27.-Most Of the WOOL
n manufactures in this vicinity have closed
bccause the wool in ifs original state costs
more than the Manufactured goods sell for
IN an open market.
SEw YozK, E0v. R7.-fn the Supreme
Court YESTERDAY. Judge Sutherland decided
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