The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-11

lutiOn Is spreading ~" 49, -,
uprising of the people occurred I" o'no'
lands -
r,,vNcr. Ian. iO.-The report Is current
oaeo;ol quarters that the Italian govern
ment has Determined to restore all the prop
ortv of the church which has been confisca-
ted on condition of the payment OF heaVy
indemnity.
ro~srANTtSoPLE, Jan I0.-The lndIca-
+iops of serious troubles between Turkey and
Greece are increasing and the Porte cohtih-
mes TO send troops to the Greek frontier.
PARIS, Jan. l0-The rumor has obtained
currency on apparently trustworthy authoF-
itv that Austria, France and Italy have en-
tered into analliance on the eastern question
and that Russia and Prussia have mace d
similar agreement.
LIVERPOOL, Jan l0.-Ihe cotton market
;s steady today. Mt the decline of Yesterday
the sales are estimated at ten thousand bales.
Middling uplands are quoted 14B pence
NEW YORK. Jan 10.--Ex-President Pessetr
of Peru and Cabinet have been sentenced to
| fifteen years Punishment as traitors.
WASHINGTON, Jan 1O.-A bureau of claims
is proposed before which claims from the
| North and South will be heard.
| Virginia and kentucky have rejected the
| amendment, and the indications are that
| MARYLAND and Delaware will follow
Speaker Colfax receives tonight the COM
mittee to investigate the charges against
President Johnson of having corruptly re-
turned to rebels railroad property belonging
| TO the United States.
In the House the bill to refund the duties
ON railroad iron paid by Winona and St Pc
tersburg railroad passed.
The bill fixing the regular time of the
meeting of Congress was taken up and with
an amendment that no member OF the pres
| ent Congress be entitled to mileage, was
passed.
The bill requiring the rights of franchise,
| sc, to all cOlored persons in Territories or
gained or hereafter to be organized, passed
by vote of24 to6.
The credentials Of Thomas Foster and a.
| NJ. Branch, from the sixth and third dis
tricts of Alabama were referred to the Com
| mittee on Elections.
The bill for the meeting of the next Con
gress, with Senate amendments, passed
The bill amending the Territorial acts so
as to allow franchise and other rights to all
citizens, regardless of race or color, passed.
The pardon question shapes itself as fol-
lows Under the thirteenth section the
President pardons in all cases. on recon-
mendatOn, of the Provisional Governors and
other reliable parties, on endorsement OF the
| ATTORNEY General, except in rare instances
where policy suggests delay. The repeal
of that section confines the President to his
| Constitutional powers, and he will hereafter
pardon only on his own personal investiga-
ton. Some delay may be expected from a
change of forms and routine.
MATAMORAS, Jan. 7-Ortega is near Zaca-
tecas with a strong party-Mejia has opened
a campaign against the liberals on the from
tier. Coils. Quinaga and Lopez of his COM
mand have advanced from San Luis to Char
cas-. TrevinOs has reiterated and established
his headquarters at Matamenda. EscObedo
is TO leave Monterey on the 9TH, and take
command of the army. Berriozabal has re-
ceived orders to march to Monterey with his
forces to assist in defending the city against
the Imperialsts, who are advancing.
GuadalJara tie capitol or the State OF ia
lisco has been occupied by Gen. Peria, of
Corona's army. Aqua Caliente is also in the
possession of the Liberals. Canales is now
at San Andred.
San Louis POtosi was evacuated by Mejia
on the 18th, and was occupied by the Liberals
under Gen. Frances DeAugurre of TrevinOs'
command, on the Goth.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-Cotton dropping
sales to-day $500 bales Mddling 31I832 Mid
ding 321z@33. Sugar--Fair 1O34. Molasses:
Common 20; prime to choice 67@673l- Flour
dull. Coz, lirm. Hay 28@30. Pork quiet at
So. Clear eides retailing at 1914. Lard, To-
bacco and Y. .ishy unchanged.
Gold So. Sterling 49,.