The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10

s11o1ipJ y sns Dnltea states, has any 4 Q
to interfere with him Or to require him 4 -
brought before them ana If the autbof,t,
OF - State in the form of judicial process o.
otherwise, shonld attempt to control tho
Marshal Or other authorized officer or agent
Of the United States, IL would be his duty to
/ resist.
The State Gazette publishes a compliment
tary letter FROM Gov. Throckmorton TO Gen.,
zalpSq 9Bq3~tino. IL. n
lating I'm on - -
administration q
NEwo
murdered Warren -,
| of negroes. Two
plunder Others areaA H.
s WASHINGTON, Jan,la
members of the House tsf'
Schofield IN the Chair. ~, -
troduced resolution, tn ysaps
towards the iinpeacMnentA
presented to the House
agreed in caucus, which was F
Iproviso that before final actio--. ]. - Ms ~
the subject should be referred ' sl'l'li'sss g -
on the Judiciary. -.
Ashley moved that no article Z :.
ment be preferred without first 81, u''''''.
1.-THE consideration of the caucus sl "a'
agreed to.
ITne original resolution, as aRl% -
agreed to bya large majority.
Washburne, of Illinois, did not Z i'..A in-
peachment possible, and while he belf$ eu 'ne
President had done many thinss seriof :. W
jectionable, he thought the proposition OF K'r
peachment should hr referred to the sste-.,sA
committee, in order that it might be regu =
and dispassionately considered before being
presented for formal action of the House.
Mr.. Ashley thought the work should be
commenced during the present Congress.
A large number were of the opinion that
the President ought to be impeached at
once. Bingham made point that the arti-.
cles of Impeachment should not be preferred
during the present Congress for want of
time. He reminded the gentleman that the
trial Of Warren Hastings lasted seven years.
1t was finally determined that no resolution
looking toward the impeachment at the
present be adopted unless sanctioned by a
vote of two-thirds of the republican men,
bers in caucus.
Information has been received from Juarez
dated chihuahua, Dec. Is, which says that
he would leave that day for Durango en-
route for Sea Catecas and that instead of
going to Monterey he would proceed to San
Luis and Guanaxualo. He was ready to,en-
ter the city OF Mexico on its evacuation by
the French Juarez expresses entire conf
y, eo;4
Ing the French soldiers.
CHIoAGe, Jan. 6. Five tbuildings at Ma
-renge. d.. was burned last night. The
track Of the old La Crosse Railroad has been
torn up and q number of cars belonging to
the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad and q
quantity IF freight was barg.sd
The u s. steamer Don fetnrned to For
tress Monroe yesterday. having been disa-
1bled off Hatteras. The Gettysburg met her
there and Admiral Porter and Asst. Secretary
Seward embarked On herto continue their
journey. The Don went to the Portsmouth
Navy Yard for repairs.
a Washington special says Representative
Newell, of New York, has drawn up articles
ofimpeachmenta against the President which |
he win present to the House.
I A great fire occurred at Yokahonia, China,
on the 9th of November wo- thirds Of the
native town and quarters, and the best and
most important of the foreign settlement |
were destroyed Total loss Of natives and
foreigners between three and fouK millioni
dollars.
WAsHTNGToN. Ian. The Veto Message