The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17
Conditions of Treaty Of peace Between
Austria and Italy.
Threatening Attitude of France
Towards Greece
Death Of John Van Buren,.
Great sale OF Government Property at
Port Royal and St. Helena
LIVER POOL MARkE TS.
Circular from state Department about
EmiRrRtIOn of Freedmen
Death Of John Tam Buren,.
LIVERP MARKETS.
Circular from state Department about
Emigration of Freedmen
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-The Scotia arrived
from Queenstown with dates TO the eth. The
following are the principal conditions of the
treaty Of peace between austria and Italy:
mutual exchange of ali prisoners of war
AUSTRIA consenting to the union of enetia
with Italy The frontiers to be added to Italy
are those which constitute the administration
of Venitia, while under the Austrian dominion.
The amount of debt to be assumed by Italy is
80 millions of iorins, payable in eleven annu-
al instalments, i'll % months.
An Athens dispatch, dated Sept. 29th, says
the French Minister Monthier, has warned the
Greek Government that France would break
off diplomatic relations with Greece if the lat
ter did not observe the strictest neutrality du-
ring the present msurrection. In Gambia the
Cretan national assembly had called upon the
Greek nation to take part in the insurrection.
The English and French Consul in Gambia are
opposed to the movement.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-JOhn Van Buren,
died two days since on board of the steam
ship Scotia at sea. His body has been
brought here
BALTIMORE, Oct. l6.-Flour firm, super
fine, SI1,65 wheat quiet. Corn, yellow, IS;
Prov lsions inactive Sugar, firm. Coffee
and whiskey steady.
The United States direct tax commission
er will sell to the highest bidders the fol-
lowing Government, property situated on
the Island of Port Royal, Ladies and ST.
Helena-sales will commence as follows:
November, the 1st, 6,644 lots and
houses in the town of Beaufort
Nov 9Th, nearly 5000 lots in the newly laid
out town of Port Royal at the southwest end
of St. Helena Island. Dec. Sd, 80 school
farms containing about 5000 acres. These
sales will be made under the act of July I6
1866.
Mr.. Adams our minister at London states
in dispatch of Doth ult., that there was
then no case before that legation of a proved
American citizen being in custody in Eng
land on suspicion of being concerned in
Fenian movements, all those so situated
having been released.
LIvKRPooL Oct I6.-Cotton market ac-
tive. Sales to-day 10000 bales. Middling
upland I54 Weather still unfavorable for
crops. Breadstufs tend upward. Corn adj
vanced to 30 shillings per quintal. London
consols S94. 5,2Us 6S4
Mr. Craig says cable news arrangements
will soon be modified in the interests of the
Press, but until the final change is made it
is deemed best to collect. In accordance
with the recent appOrtiOnment weekly until
the last week of the month, when there
should not have been the number of reports
received. In the existing arrangement you
will be authorized to make the deductions
according to the actual Deficiencies.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I6.-A circular from
the State Department advises the Governor
that schemes are on foot to induce freedmen to
emigrate to foreign countries, and especially to
Peru, and suggests that any legal and moral
means be used towards preventing them
from being imposed upon.
Cotton steadier. Sales 300 bales; Middling
IS to 50. Receipts for four DAYS, 1900. against
1924 exports. Sterling 81. New York OK
change IS TO IL discount. Freights to New
York 3; Liverpool SO. Gold A. 10