The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-07
REPoRrrD ExPREssLY FOR the cIAHIoN.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOX TIE SAH.tt-.S -
L1vrKroor, Jan. 30. Moon ottoA market que
and unchanged Middling uplands steady-opsn
ing price being IL SD Sales to-day not proosDl'
exceed 5000 bales. Breadstuas --mnrket dnh oo''
| fat. fss,s*p sS5sSsf ssAa N
| NEW YORK. Jan 3o.--Cotton hrnj ana auieo !.
| SIC for middling upIandA Money per cens o'''
i 1872 Exchanre--6O daye. 1O9--eight lOs - -,
4 WAsHNGTcN Jan. 30.---The Senate FINANCE Co.n
nittee almost unanimously Instructed their onra.
i man to report adversely to the gold Dill 4
probably ends congressional interference WAN -
| gold sales this session.
The Senate Postofhce Committee wlu rePOis 20
| House postal appropriations without amendment
| special dispatch says 1t Is noticeable tnas ~.
dominant party is breaking into cliques-
Of it daily becoming more intimate with the ff''l
| dent.
Gen. Grant has been summoned before the Otu'
nance Committee.
The Impeachment Committee Or the Southern
Republican Association has prepared parti&i hss
of witnesses in the impeachment case, ana "in
soon suggest their programme Of Investigation.
The Chicago Washington special dispatches aay
the Kansas legislature win undoubtedly strlkS
white" from the franchise laws.
An autograph letter from Juarez, dated Durango.
Jan'y 1st, expresses friendliness to the uh'sco
States and gratitude for sympathy and encourage
ment, aud approves OF Sedgwick's measures az
Matamoras, in preventing ortegas raid.
WASHINGTON, JAN 3o-The House bill fixing the
salaries in the Revenue Cutter service captains are
to receive Is, first lieutensnts engAser
Iieutenants first assistant engineer ~, aLS seu'
tenants, second assistant engineers 5000. Passed
The Committee Foreign Affairs were instruc'
ted to inquire into the expediency of compression.
al declaration that naturalization exempts from
military service to native government
The Committee on Printing were instructed to In.
quire by what authority government advertise.
ments are published in the Republican.
Senate-The credentials of John A. Winston,
senator from Alabama, were tabled. -
The Finance Committee reported adversely to the
House gold bill
NEW YORK. JAN 3o-At dashboard gold lbs.
MOBILE, Jan. So.-Receipts of cotton since sep.
tember LIST to date, 100000.
Boston, JAN sO.-The Prusian, French and Bel
gian mail bags for the Asia, were lost, but were
subsequently, found and win go by the next steam
SAVANNAH JAN 3O--Further trouble has occurred
on the Chevers' plantation in South Carolina. The
negroes refuse to work or contract A collision In
which Lieut. Lemon OF the Bureau was shot in the
arm. He returned the fire., killing negro. lis
reported the negroes have Capt. Brandt prisoner.
Col Sibley, with seventy men, has gone to the
scene. @
NEW YORK, Jan 30-Gold closed quiet at 1874 "a
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30.-Cotton unchanged-sales
5000 bales. Low middiing 31a3l Ia; Middling 32a
30 1-2. Receipts $3.50. Exports ga Sugar in fair
demand at l3c NOlasses-far, 74a75 prime to choice
76asl Flour-stock ight-superane IL, extra ~ so
q l6 Corn easy at / 10 1-2al 25. Oats 90. Hay,
e0o 1. o N1aor Gfdaa
Is.
cold s4s-4 ffH
A resolution was offered in the PennsyL
vania Legislature, laudatory- of the Presi-
dent for his opposition to disunionists of al
classes, and for his iudicious exercise of the
veto power 1t was indefinitely postponed
by strict party vote of So to 80.
The conservatives are earnestly and hope
fully at work in Washington.
The statements that were telegraphed
North, of the basis of the compromise were
merely speculative.
New YORK, Jan. 3l.-Cotton dull and
dropping. Sales 300 bales middline ~.
lands a.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Gen Gillems Mis-
sissippi Bureau report for December says the
demand for labor induces immigration
Wages are fifteen dollars per month, with
rations, quarters and medicine 1899 rations
we're issued during the month. The prohi-
9ition of the use of fire arms and owning
cal estate are fruitful sources of dissatisfac-
ion to the freedmen in the State.
;x1oH To, r Oh =. =.
t is understood he is to testify for impeach
aent regarding Mrs. Cobb's case.
By the appropriation bill Harvey, Consul
t Portugal, gets no salary; the appropria-
ion for the Minister to Rome was erased,
nd thus the bill passed the House.
Secretary Stanton was asked whether the
ills to repeal the 18th Section and the dis
net suffrage bill were on file in his Office.
! was stated in debate that, this was the
rst instance of neglect to return bills with
/ without approval
The bill transferring Indian affairs to the
Far Department was amended so as to al
wv the Indians the same rights and privi-
gees allowed negroes. The bill rejected rs
!, 70.
The Senate called for the correspondence
8tween Seward and our foreign Ministers
'lative to the policy pursued towards the
tely rebellious States
The committee on claims was directed to
lquire into the expediency of paying the
asst Tennessee loyalists war losses as re-
by Gen. Burnsides' Commission.
The ways and means committee agreed
,olish the tax on newspaper advertise.
ents AS4a ls4M
The Portuguese vice.COnsul petitious the
mate for thirty-twoi Thousand dollars taken
] Sherman's army, at WinnesborO, North
lroliua. HecOmplains of fruitless appli-
ton atsthe State department.
The Reconstruction committee are matu-
ng = bill, ii is understood, containing pro-
so for the recognition Of the Southern
ates on certain conditions.
SAVANNAH, Jan. S1.-The steamer Ben
lipley was burned at Ossaban Island, on
q Goth. lst GaG hsla sg@8 ~
BAITMoRE, Jan. 3l.-Cotton is steady at
for middling upland.
Jan, 3l.-The Light House,
arking the deep water shoal on James riv-
Virginia, has been destroyed by ice.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3l.--Cotton dull aad
minal. Sales $3.50; low middling 3lia
ddling S2l; receipts 1000 bales; 743. SUI
I lower. fair 121 MOIasges unchanged.--