The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-17
Foreign and DoIae~.Ic NarI1etr
MEXICAN NEWS. &e- &C.


LIVERPOOL. Jan. l6.--The cotton market
opens steadier, sales will probably aggre-
gate 1000 bales middliDg uplands i4t.
A Florence letter, published in the Lon
don Times ofthIs morning, says Gen. King.
the American minister at Rome, has been
invited TO remove the American Church ont
side the walls OF that city. King complied
and will hire Viola for that purpose fi
FLORENCE, Jan. lG.--The Budget Of Italy
shows deficit Of over ono hundred and
ffty-niDe million forms
PANS, Jan IG.-M Theirs Is about TO give
grand dinner 10 the Opposition Orleanists
and Democratic Deputies having united.
NEW YORK, Jan. I6.-0dolph VIM. Sew
arts, an Austrian, has been arrested here for
a heavy forgery in Vienna.
Tho Brazilian army received the Marquis
De Caxias, the new commander, with enthu-
siasm.
II is stated the Paraguayans received
their arms and munitions through Brazilian
territory. 1t is also stated the Allies fell
back on Tuclly, which was equivalent to re-
treat
fused TO speak until the arrangements sep
arating the whites from Che blacks were re-
moved
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.--1'he whole Penn
sylvania delegation protest against cowan's
confirmation as the Austrian Minister.
Two negro apprentices, fugitives from
Maryland master, here in restitution,
we're returned by Judge Wyle of the Su-
preme Di trict Court fE
| IL Is stated Macmillan demands duties
on importations, regardless Of previous pay
ment to the French.
1t is stated the Government has received
runor that Napoleon has instructed Cas-
tlenau not to compel Macmillan to leave
Mexico nor bring away the French troops.
wAsnINGToS, Jan, 17.--Gen. sickles was
examined today by the Special COMMITTEES
to enquire into the killing OF Union soldiers
in South Carolina. The Committee will
soon make report.
The President has signed the bill suspend
ing the payment Of claims for service Of negro
slaves enlisted during the war,
House committee on banking and curren-
cy are maturing bill to provide a sinking
fund and substituting legal tenders for Ma
tional Bank notes.
TORONTO, Jan. 17-Col Lynch gave evil
dence for the defense in the case of Daniel
Quinn who was convicted. Quinn confess
ed IL nativity in Cork and OF being one Of
.iorgan's men, He stated the name of Can
ada was to be changed to Irish Republic.
1t was proved that Quinn was captured in
arms and after half hours deliberation the
jury returned verdict of guilty,
New YORK Jan. 7.--At the last board
gold was quoted at 35t. Cotton is more ac-
tive and shade firmer. Sales 1000 bales.
Middling upland, So. Gold has been excited
all the afternoon from variety Of contra
dictory rumors Tie price touched 81 but
dropped to 35s at close.
WASHINGTON, Jan 16.-The Presidents
first diplomatic dinner was given yesterday
ana pro a 'rill'ant affsir Amos end
Il AUS Ne aehusetta lep qniaii7es,
have aff rs 5 visit d Nea Orleans Reve-
gs.,s saty,ela afiiaa GLARS
se The petition ia amendment
M the si'1tioo prohibiting distinction
va nt af eolor wns referred Also |
eleven petitions from North Carolina negroes
favoring Stevens bill. The bill for the adj
mission of Nebraska and Colorado with the
House amendment passed % to IA and now
goes to the President
HoUsE-Thc judiciary committee are in
structed to report in writing what legisla-
ton is necessary to enable three-fourths of
ths reptesent States ratify the constitu-
haaal amendments The District Of Column
flss bill paased, when stevens enabling bill
was discussed Payne nifered second sec
Jon 20 tevena #il Riich recognized the
arcael3 staia rnmants and which Ste
rens denounced Is piEatical. Binghams
peech occupied one hour and quarter, he
aid the bill instead of being one of recon-
truction was one of destruction, instead of
was for disunion and perpetual
He proved the absurdity
f denying that the rebel States were States
" showing that Congress, the Courts and
he Executive had recognized them. He !
new that these rebels had enriched the land !
nth graves; he knew that 100000 citizens
ad fallen to the country and the Constitu-
ion, and IL was in viewaof their great trans s
resson that he proposed universal forgiv-
ess which rose into the sublime and challeng-
4 parallel in history. He protested against
ne bill as foreign to the spirit and purpose y
the constitutional amendment He clos a
| by moving to refer the bill to the commit
" on reconstruction. Dawson spoke in OPP a
Dsition to the bill when the speakers ham,
er fell At the close of his hour Spaulding :,
owed an extension, but Stevens objected,
ID on Stevens motion the House went into n
mmittee Of the whole Dawson again OBJ
ined the floor and concluded his speech de n
'uncing Stevens bill. d
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 17.-COtton firm. sales q I.
rty-six hundred bales. low middling Sli te
iddling 92i, receipts $3.50; exports 5000 on
les. Sugar stiff at liz for fair. Molasses q,
60. prime to choice 6s07O- n
our firm, superfine II 81, extra II ,759l5,O0 Of
I'm l,O50l,I 0; Hay 0s03O; Mess Pork $3.50
rd l2i913i Tobacco, medium leaf, Tao, nj
r Coll; Whisky $40; Gold 364 ny ~
Vera Cruz advices to the 10th have been "a
,eived. Macmillan left Puebla on the
ird for the capital. He was suffering at M ~
> time from fever, but notwithstanding
proclsmations declining official recep- =.
ms, the people of the Valley could not re- -
t the opportunity to show their affection A,
Macmillan aud came ont in vast num- al
. to greet him.
Imong the passengers BY the COucOrdia.
ich arrived to-day, Is Mr.. Lane, United
ties consul at Vera Cruz.
GALVESTON. Jan. I6--col A. saith, -
Iirman Of the Legislative committee to ~
love the remains Of Gen. A S. Johnston Bu
N New Orleans and deposit them in the
te cemetry at Austin, LETT on his mission NJ,
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