The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-12
TELE G n A r HIC.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-TrumbuIl intro
duced joint resolution to appropriate a
million and half for the relief of destitute
Southerners regardless of politics. He
stated that Mr.. Howard had appeared before
the committee to say that unless an apprO-
priation Of this kind was made great suffer
ing would ensue, as the present appropriA'
tiOns wore all FOR freedmen AAd loyal re-
fuGeea
4he resolution was voted down.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has
agreed to report bill supplemental to the
reconstruction bill. The House Judiciary
Committee accepts it with some amend
ments, which have not transpired. 1t
directs that the General of each District
shall cause n registration of voters before
September, 1867. He shall then cause an
election for delegates to a convention, ap-
pointing the election officer, etc. Section
six provides that the commanding general
may delegate these powers to the acting
Governor on his taking the oath faithfully
to conform with the law.
Foreign.
DUBLIN, March 9.-The Fenians are in
force at Devil Bit Mountain. Troops with
artillery have gone to dislodge them. Up to
this time two Fenian leaders have been cap
tured The Fenians hold the police barracks
at hlllatln, hlluare county
LONDON, March 8, Noon.-1t is reported
from Ireland that tranquility has been re-
stored throughout the province of Leinster.
No recent disturbances in county Kerry since
the abortiye outbreak of last month.
LONDON, March 9, Eveniug.-Dispatche
from Dublin state that small bands of Fe-
mans are patrOlling the counties of Water
ford Cork, Tipperary and Limerick, pressing
people into their ranks and committing rob-
berries everywhere. The mountains are
swarming with Feniaps, and an attack on
Tipperary is unprecedented.
The taverns in the city of Cork are to be
closed every evening at dusk.
James Stephens is reported to be still in
Paris.
The funeral Of Charles f. Browne, (Arte-
mas Ward, took place to-day. His remains
were buried in Kensal Green, and were fol-
lowed to the grave by great number of
literary gentlemen and friends, including
many Americans. The United States Legs-
ton was represented by Mr.. Moran, Secre-
taIy to Minister Adams.
LONDON, March 9, p. M.-An official dis
patch from Ireland says that large quanti-
ties Of arms have been discovered and seized
by the military. This fact seems TO confirm
the reports that the rising Of the Irish has
been fOiled.
The reorganization of the Derby Ministry
has been completed. The Duke Of Marl-
borough becomes Lord President of the
Privy Council in place Of Duke of Bucking.
ham, who was appointed Colonial Secretary.
The Duke Of Richmond will take the chair
at the head Of the Board Of Trade.
Field has contracted for a submarine
cable from Placentia, New Foundland, TO
Sidney, Cape Breton.
The leading European powers have united
upon . vote urging the Porte TO enforce its
to it, Christian subjects.
Markets.
CrScrNNATI, March 9.-Flour steady de
mand moderate; superine So 75'dl0 . F;
wheat steady, s. 45a2 90 cotton dull and
nominal; middling could have been bought
for sc; bulk meats in good demand, 10
lie coffee firm, 26a 29c; sugar l2dl5c.
Louisville. March 9.-Sales Of CD hhds.
tobacoo market quiet Superfine -four
dull at g 50. Read wheat = %. Corn,
sheIled in bulk. G. tn zoe Oats 90 to 60. in
bulk. Mess Pork, so % 10 p 90. Lard in
tierces, I23c: kegs I34c. Bulk shoulders,
loose, 71c Bacon shoulders, packed, 9fc.
Clear sides. l2tc-, packed Whisky steady
81 3 - free.
NEW YoKK, March 9.-Cotton dull I; mid
ding uplands, 29c. Flour firm. Wheat
dull Corn quiet aud unchanged. Pork
beary ct 80 Lard qHiet u llidl2t
Whisky quiet.
IIoHIE MEruh a-CottOn. ssles to-day
1215 talesi middline uplands q market
easigr receipts to-day 30 bales.