The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-25
Ta. Ln.ess News.

Nry York, jan. 22,AThe Washington
III ,t,-s information has been received
=, :. t.,,r..r tifd from Chihuahua Dee 9tii,
x.ith ,, men, aad the 1mperiallsts entered
tl,e town without resistance
frEe.a seems to be no doubt that the iast
steamer from Europe brought the State
Dc,,artlneut positive information nom
p,riathat the French troops Will be With
Iragn within a stated period
na,-;d Sehiff and George have been az
rssted and identified as the robbers OF tiie
| Ncssenger of the Farmers and Cltlzehs
1 Bank OF Williamsburg, but no clue yer 10
I the money
I The Herald's Toronto correspondent says
the reason for the postponement o1 the
meeting of Parliament until May, Is tleI
/ fear that a Fenian invasion may be made
during the winter. The Provincial FEM
ans, though in fevor of OMahony, are no'
opposed to All invasion by ten. o"eehT
/ One night last week word was sent oNet 70
| some discharged volunteers At Ogde'iso'Is Z
/ that the. Fenians were coming. The g2lft-
son of Fort Wellington was turned gu.
! when the ex-volunteeTs fired several shots
and the garrison behaved very badly the
volunteers returned very well satisfied WIN
the sport;
The Herald's Fortress Monroe cores
pOndent saws great injustice has oeeh u4liS
several individuals by the peremtofy o@Iu4l @
removing all Southerners from the io''ie'5
as they had been Union soldiers; >,.,
7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-The french Niili
lister has demanded of the State Depart mem
inflammation relative 10 the capture OF bag
Jad Nexico by Yankee flibusteIs but liz
infnrnation had been received. Gen Sner
A.. idan has been requested to investigate tn
affair and punish the offenders
Several French officers, direct from MdAi
milian's government, passed thro the cap
fl.a1r Nr-9y a G.
2 They give tlattering accounts OF the ihPe
= rial prospects, but no details: -,-,;.;
The operations of the Mexican hepubilc II
tbe Northwestern section of the country AT
I still carried on with great perseverance an
, energy.
:, Gen. Ozazon, the commander OF the D'
+ partment of JaliscO, leaves san ffahGlsc
> the beginning of this month for GuadaJlais
the capitol of his State, having authoilt !
> and means to raise force 10 tahe 'h' IN
n against the Imperiahsts.
J, Aware is still encamped near Ac"PGic'
= and had possession of all the surfouluLii u
Y country. and is keeping strenuous way
i on the Imperial troops gafrlsolilhS II u
= town. so that none there dared venture GU
g side. Their supplies had come TO tieih
:; sea. -
II The entire country from Acapulco 10 WIZ WIZ
: in a short distance of the city OF Mexico
II in tbe possession of the Republicans.
IS ~ Mexican H. papers publish protests Of sol
2 iers s'o Of the Belgian Legion in MaNimilian
e service made prisoners by the Repnbilcani n
against the Emperor's order decreelng u
Ii death of all Republican prisoners. one pr
E. fest is addressed TO MaNimihan and the oth
= to the representatives OF the Belgian natlo
; The Worlds Berlin correspondent sa,
le there is panic in the Russian capital
Ia consequence of a new and terrible malat
IL ravaging Russia. Twenty-Five per cent; t..
:, those attacked die horrible death. II
- - surgeons trace the melAdy to a worm that
NJ tacRs pigs, and as the Germans are eSse
'e tally a pork eating people and prefer Ia
ht cooked food-intense alarm peFV2"eS
classes.
New YORK, Jan %, 1910 p. M.-Cotton
as nominally quoted ut SOC Gold 39s.