The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

Issued " NJ. Trenholm, ex-Confedefato Sec
rotary Of the Treasury.
ToEoNTo, Oct. 26.-Col. Lynch, a Fsniau
Prisoner. has been sentenced 70 be hung on the
18th Of December. iWIrifT nffr
WnIRLISs, va, oct. a1AThe election YES.
trday shows gains on the vote for the consti.
tutional amendment last My. RSfenah has
been elected Governor, and Hubbard 70 Con-
gress. Zrf1 nF
NEW YORK, Oct 2e.--GoId 4s. Cotton un.
changed
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2o.--The following APP
peared this evening. 'a'r
5000. HDQU'Rs DEPT or THE GULF.
| New Orleans, Oct. %, 1906,
GENERAL:-l am satisiied there Is only one
way by which thcpresent state or nfairs on
the Rio drande can be Improved, and that Is
by giving the heartiest support to -the.onlv
governmentin Mexico, recognized by our own.
and the only one which il really frieadly 10 t,s.
You VIII therefore warn all adhercnts Of any
| party or pretended Government IN Mexfco. ar
in tire State Of Tanmulipas. that they viii moi
be permitted to violate the neutrality laws be-
tween the Liberal Governments Of Mexico and
the United States, and also that they win not
be permitted to remain on our territory, aud
receive the protection Of our flag in order to
complete their Vaccinations for the violation
of our neutrality laws These instructions
will be enforced against the adheronts Of the
Imperial buccaneer representing the so-called
Imperial Government of Mexico; and also
against the Ortega, Santa Anna and other fac
lions. President Juarez is the acknowledged
head of the Liberal Government of Mexico.
Signed;
p. II. SHERIDAN,
a'' Major Gen II. $. A.
TO Brig Gen. Il. L. SEbGEwIcK, ~
Commanding Department of Rio Grande.
| Sales of cotton to-day $500 bales. Prices are
lower. Low middlng 35@86, Stock on hand
Il, 800 bales. Gold 4s1l. 'fhr'ft
WASHINGTON, Oct Sherman accompa- r
MED by Gen. Grant had an interview withthe
President to-day.
| PRAGUE, Oct. 25. The Emperor Of Austria
has reached here, and been favorably received
by the Prussian officials. I'D t.., -
FLORENCE, Oct. 2j.--Victor Emanuel will I
make his formal entry into Venice on the nth
| of November. .,4sfiY & ytfauurf
LIVERPOOL, Oct, 26.-The cotton market
closed dull at 15d.for middling.
ANNAPOLIS, MD, Oct. 262The investga-
ton of the charges against the Baltimore Po-
lice Commissioners commenced this morning
The Governor claims jurisdiction and the
right TO pass Judgment. decision will be
reached by him about Wednesday, He an
nounced that If In the course Of the examina-
ton, the innocence or guilt Of the Commission
ers appears, he would act instantly.
| TORONTO Oct. 20. LIT is rnmored an attempt
win be made to rescue Col. Lynch, the Ieeniali;
sentenced todeath yesterday. f,- s4.a., \
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.--Cotton is steady
Three thousand bales were sold to-day at IS T.
@40. ~sfHt4
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-Mueh excitement
here among the Irish in consequence ofthe
conviction and sentence of Col, Lynch. The :
Common Council have adopted resolutions
through d spirit Of humanity that the Mayor
and Aldermen and conmonality request the 4
Canadian Government to pardon Lynch and
his associates and that the President be
requested to unite in request.
A Berlin correspondence of the Tribune
states that on the 9TH the Chief Surgeon of
the Prussian army left for Biarritz to consult
with the Physician of Napoleon on the posi-
bility Of an operation A dispatch has been
received from the Prussian Embassy at Paris !,
saying mo hope for Napoleon, his death
may be hourly expected" f''@ lii- "g'8
ToRoHro, Oct. 27.--John McAfaloh,nm.
other Fenian was yesterday sentenced to'be
hung on the 18th December ~ .a;,g
New York, Oct, 277-GQld 49,. Gotten
dull
New ORLEANS, Oct 27.--It is reported on
good authority that Gov. Wells and Judge
Howell who claim to be members Of the
convention Of 1864 are about
re-eonvenig that body and that elections
have been ordered to fill vacancies, The
Governor says. he has assurances from lead
ing members Of Congress that he will be
by force if necessary. A gentlo-
man just returned from the rivef Parishes
states the crop much smaller thanheretofore
reported. He says that fiye-eights Of the
crop from the river regions is already in the
market and the residue win soon be here.
The official report ofthe Agent Of the Freed
mems Bureau says that in Concordia Parish
1900 acres were planted in cotton while not
more than 1000 bales viii be made
There win be great suffering among agri
,ultuTalists.
Cotton unehangedi sales 4,2OO bales;
IS to IS. Receipts 800 bales.
Gold a.. -4' tft
coLUMBIA Oct. 27.-Gov. Orr authorizes
he sOnth Caroiinian TO say that he is utier-
y aud uneqaixocally opposed to the Consti-
iutiOnal amendment. and viii not recon-
mend It's adoption BY the Legislature.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27g--Gen. Sherman had
mother interview With the President to-day
BUFFALO, October 27--An appeal is
published in the papers this morning
or a mass meeting Of Fenians on sunday
light 1t urges resistance to the executions
II Fenians. t.-i
ToRONrO. Oct a7.-The other FeBia
.rials viii not probably commence befoi
Wednesday. Mr.. Mckenzie who IS retaines
y the Ahieriean Consul to defend such as