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

BOSTON, Jan. Official accounts fro
Gambia announce the suppression Of ii
Iinsurvection. There was no armed resi-
tance except By few struggling foreignel
who had escaped to the mountains.
Il PARIs, Jan. 7s-All the Transports destine
for Vera Cruz to bring home the Frenc
troops have departed They are conveye
i by heavily armed iron clads as protectio
from Liberal Privateers reported afloat.
WASHINGTON, Jan. TIT is stated tina
many voted for Ashley's resolution simpl
i TO get it into the hands of the Judifiar
Committee whore it will probably remain.
Randall introduced bin designed t
do assay the National Bank system and pre-
vides means for the gradual extension of til
National debt.
i The Chair announced the passage of the sui
frHge bill over the veto. Profound silence urs
vailed, while the crowded galleries disperse
i without the slightest manifestation OF feeling
NEw YORK, Jannafy 8. The Heraid,s Nes
Orleans special says It is reported that Meji
/ proposed the evacuation of San Luis Potosi
but the Mexicans opposed fight, and hi
troops were disaffected. Evacuation may there
fore be occurring now. 4
/ The Supreme Court of New Jersey ieeideda
lidnor bill is not a legal debt.
"A train on the Great Falls Railroad, Nortl
Carolina, was thrown of che track yesterday
and the passenger car, containing fthirty-fiYt
persons was hurled down thirty-fve feet EN-
bankment. The fireman was killed, and The
engineer fatally injured. Several passengers
were somewhat injured. 4
A bin to repeal the territorial test oath Of
1864 passed the lower House of the Colorado
Legislature, on the 31st ultimo.
TRENTON, Jan. .S.-Gov.. Warns message
was delivered to the Legislature to-day.
On national affairs he says the Presidents
departure from the line of fhonor and princi-
pies has been signally disastrous to the
country But for his treachery to the prin-
ciples of the party that elected him, we
should before now have haA>a united peo-
pie under q union which there IL - day
scarcely semblance of vital loyalty
throdg g6out the States recently in rebellion.
WASHINGTON, Jan. SIN the Honse mes
sage was received from the Senate an
bouncing the passage of the suffrage bill
over the Presidents veto
The motion to adjourn in honor of the an.
of the battle Of New Orleans was
ta
The committee on Indian affairs was di-
rected to inquire into the recent massacres
IN the Plains, and the propriety of trans
Ferring the snperintendehce of Indian af-
fairs to thesWar Department..
Mr.. Wentworth introduced the following:
Whereas, There is difference Of opinion
upon the subject ofimpartial suffrage aud
whereas, it is legalized only in the Districtl
Of Columbia, and is to be test Therefore
resolved that the committee on the District.
DC Columbia be Instructed to inquire into
the expedieney of providing by law an sim
mediate election of all officers in said Dis
brict. ss,
Mr.. Overall, of Tennessee, intro
1uced resolution, which was ar
sued, instructing the committee on the
murder of Union soldiers in South Carolina,
md to enquire into the murder IF persons
n Ienne6See. 7essss NV s n ~
The Veto Message was read and bin passed
Hing BY II to SO. Nays Aneo-
"a, BeSger Campbell, Chandler, Dawsons
Dehisons .lIua GlosbenmeS Harding,
logan, q p: Jnbbard, Hnn Ilunfels
Kerr, KeykendaII, Latham, Liff ieh, Nd
aoiIoch, Nilelack, Nicholson, Noel Phelps,
Radford, s. j. Randall, w II Faaz lI Rits
ter, Rogers, Ross. Shanllin. Stfans, abers
of New<York Taylor, \. Taylor. Nimble, A.
Is Ward, Winfield 3s.
], a resolution was introduced that loyal
Representatives Of Southern States o gllt o
1eadmitted to Congress upon the rati.ics2
ion by the States of the onstitational
% proceed Immediately to inUstigate the
measures. It's antb Ashley,
) summoned toegiye evidence at 10 o'clock
tomorrow. - W
8 The Postal Committee Of TN House viii
'eportin favor q. increasing the compensa-
ion of Route Agent Is & slaod = wear.
sThe President,h be requested to fur
lish information whetk6f the Civil Rights
3iu had been violated andswhether action
lad been takensto enforce its provisions.
WASHINGTON, jan g. ON Mr. Nibloch's
notion to-day that the House, ashas been
he custom heretofore to adjourn out OF re-
pect to the anniversary of the battle OF
lew Orleans, Ashley, of Ohio said "taat is
Joyod out - A manber not reeo0nized. said