The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
NOON REPORTS.
Ehc COmyOcatiOn OF the Hum
Sariau Diet.
FURTHER, FROM BALTIMORE
a FIGHT ION TEE EsORDER


| WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-GOvernOr Swami
with Montgomery Blair and Mr.. LathrObe
counsel for the newly appointed Baltimore
| police commissioners, arrived last evening
and had an interview with the President to-
| day. Swami, General Grant Stanton and
the Attorney General were also in conference
with the President.
| LONDON, Nov. 3-A large fund has been
raised for the relief of the Quebec sufferers.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.-CottOn active, mid
ding uplands have advanced to fifteen and
quarter. Sales to-day, 10000 bales.
PARIS, Nov 3-The rumored change in
the Washington embassy is fully confirmed.
ST PETERsBURG, Nov. 3.-The Military
and Naval forces of Russia have been order
ed to be raised to their full strength,
MADRID Nov. 3-It is said that Spain con-
templates n coup de etat.
VIENNA, Nov 3.-The Hungarian Diet has
been convoked for the 10Th instant.
TORONTO Nov. 3-The excitement rela-
tive to the Fenian trials is moderating.-
Lumsden was tried to-day. The Court
Room was densely crowded. Verdict, not
guilty.
New YORK, Nov. 4-The grand total of
the registered voters of this city is 125, 1862.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Noon-The counsel
for the new commissioners have made APP
plication before Judge Barton of the Court
of Appeals for writ of Aabeas corpus. The
writ cannot be served till tomorrow. The
law of Maryland on the subject of habeas
To- -, :,
party suing out the writ, shall within three
days after the service of the writ, make re-
turn and cause the person detained to be
brought before the Court. If the warden of
the jail avails himself of these three days in
which to make return, it is supposed that
the parties may not get a hearing before
Tuesday or Wednesday. 1t is not known
what course he will pursue. 1t is presumed
that if the commissioners are brought be-
fore Judge Bartol tomorrow, the counsel
will enter into discussion of the points
involved. The city continues remarkably
quiet, and excepting small gatherings of
people quietly discussing the situation and
the rumors in circulation, there Is nothing
noticeable out of the original order of events
BALTIMORE, Nov 5.-Judge Barton, Asso-
ciate Judge of the Court of Appeals, APP
peared in Court this morning, and in answer
to his inquiry if the writs of habeas corpus
issued by him Saturday evening had been
served, was informed they had been served
this morning, but the prisoners were not
forthcoming owing to the warden OF the Jail,
who refused to deliver them up. The coun-
sci for the prisoners declares the wrts should
be returned Immediately unless unavoidable
impediments are presented. The prisoners
not appearing at eleven o'clock, their coun-
sci announced they had prepared petition
that his Honor would command the Deputy
Sheriff to produce the warden together with
the prisoners. The counsel for the old COM
commissioners thought return would be
made by one o'clock, and should rende
further proceedings unnecessary.
KANSAS CITY, Nov "a fight recently oc-
CURED near Baxter Spring, between a party
of surveyors under Coils Billups and Goss
and a number of desperadoes, in which Col.
Goss was killed, and Phillips wounded NOR
tally. Phillips was formerly a New York
Tribune correspondent.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Gold AZ. Cotton firm
at 39042.