The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10
BY TEIEGRAR1a.



ted brilliancy. ,.Is i sss.ss 8 gs',s 60
S TRIEsrE, Dec. 3d.. nisterial crisis at
Athens is reported o. be oath. Govern
ment affairs were in troubled and excited
condition. In Greece money was very
scarce, and pay and pensions of all Ssuce,
officers for four months overdue
CoRFu. Dec. 26.-Four British war YES
sells have provisioned here, and sailed for
coast of Gambia.
New York, Jan. 2.-The Tribune an
noudces that James Stephens was in New
York, boarding at 18th street, under the as
sumed name of VIM Scott, until four days
ago, when he suddenly decamped. He had
been paying forty-fye dollars per week for
board and lodging. -,
BANGOR, Me-, Dec. 31.-Ground will be
broken on the European and North Amer
lean Railroad in this city on January LIST.
HALIFAX, Jan. 1.-The Royal mail steam
er China from Liverpool on Saturday, Dec
22d, via Queenstown, 23rd, arrived here at
o'clock this morning. -
NO further Fen1an arrests OF -frprraAanae.
occurred up to her departure.
The subscription in England for the relief
of the sufferers by the great fire at Quebec
had reached thirty thousand pounds.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times, of the 22d, says the opposition OF tue
press to the army reorganization seneine'
was growing SO decided, and public opinion
was generally so adverse that it was ru-
| mored Yesterday it would be withdrawn.
New YORK, Jan. LA Havana letter of
December Goth, states that the financial cri-
sis had nearly abated. Boreo Espangual
| paid 100000 in gold the first day of Novem-
Der and afterwards $25O,OOO per day. All the
banks except Bossler s. Co, who are sup
posed to be hopelessly insolvent, resumed
| PAYMENT. Jas. A Veasie, a Boston broker
reported failed-liabilities being half mil
| lion.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-The tariff report OF
Commissioner Wells will be presented to the
Senate on Thursday next 1t is said on the
| best authority that the statements hereto
fore published purporting to give the sub
stance of the repeSt. are wholly faliaclous,
[ as.a-,cry-far wide of the facts. The report
cannot be regarded as free trade report, as
| it recommends an increase of the tariff where
| it can be borne. 1t is simply plain, lucid,
common sense statement of the results OF
/ patient and intelligent investigation into
| the condition of our industrial affairs.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Gold 1928. Money
unchanged Stocks better. Coupons of six
es of 1861, S1O6a; ditto of 1864, 1049.
Arrived-steamer San Salvador from Sa
yannah; sailed-the steamer Grenada from
Charleston with cargo of Andalusia.
Cotton firm but quiet. Uplands 343; u
leans 35a.
Il PARIS, jan 2-Napoleon's speech, deliver
ed to the Diplomatic corps on new years Ga!
is of very pacific tone.
BELFAST, Ireland, JAM 2.-Fenian arrest
continue to be made here, and also seizure
of arms.
= COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 2-The Legislator
, has convened in extra session. Message
confined to state affairs. Over one millio
in treasury, and no additional taxation r.
J quired.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-Thereis good al
thority for saying the bill impeaching tn
President will be introduced in the Hous
7 on Monday next by Ashly, Of Ohio, wit
{ every prospect of success. The Preslden
| was notified to-day of the fact and e.
pressed himself ready for trial.
5 Co1uMBus. ONO, JAN 2-The Governo
speaking of the amendment, says it col
D tains provisions which, IN the wisdom OF til
e National Legislature, are necessary to 9
o cure permanent peace throughout the coul
try and correct palpable errors existing
the States lately in rebellion. He is NJ
: without hope that the seventeen States wi
e reconsider the rejection of the amend m
s ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 2-The. Legislature a
;. sembled to-day, The Governors messas
viii be delivered tomorrow.
The New York Commercial says stock
: though not active, have decidedly II
: proved. Gold weaker at 800. Money mo
o erately active-nnchanged. Foreign e
o change shade lower at $685. ,..
The Commercials Washington speci
saws the Sherman Campbell mission to Me
8 leo is abandoned. Campbell received lea
d IN visit home. Sherman will be in Washin
k ton next week.
IL WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The United Stat
4 steamer Dan leaves Annapolis on q seer
), mission, having on board Admiral Pe
Il ter and Hon. Frederick Seward, Assista
+, Secretary of State. The object is suppos
to be to establish United States authori
ON some island lately discovered, as it Is u
= derstood the vessel will not be heard ire
"a | until she returns home. -
n tits not true that Gen. Grant aecompani
f. the mission.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Gold 1921
7. Dry goods market steady and unchange
! trade smart but healthy. Few look
: very heavy trade during the year, bat
= steady tone is expected to pervade the mi
market.
y Cotton firIner uplands 50; Orleans 36l.
y MEMPHIS, Jan. a. The radicals OF Arks
q sas held convention at Fort Smith on t
= 10Th which was largely offended. Reso
tions adopted calling on Congress to aboli
the present State government and endorse
the constitutional amendment, and mef
3 rializing Congress to that effect.
So VIM Burton who killed Arreckson, Q I
ts DAYS since at Somerville. has been acquit1
es On the ground Of justifabie homicide
d. a fire occurred at Grenada, Miss, Mone
NJ night. It originated in Parker's Drug st
er i 9. 4 .5.s4rovad eastern, portion Of town.