The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-05
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ro>po<- Jan. 4.-The Times says the only |
,,,ostion that England at the present Tune
= ~ all involved in with other powers, are
questions waiting for settlement between
her and America it then assumes the
nromnt settlement of those on satisfactory
hosis The Times believes the Eastern
onestion is now approached In proper
shirt There can be speedy settlement OF
Il Inv the powers of Europe in the IN
terests of peace.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The cotton market is
ou;at and steady to-day estimated sales
10000 bales.
LISBON. Jan. 4.-NooN.-The King as
sessed Certes this morning and urged the
reorganization of the army.
LONDON. Jan 4-NooN.-The cotton sales
for the week amount to $4,000 bales; au-
thorized quotation for middling uplands is
154,
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 4-Gov. Bramlett's
message was delivered this morning. He
saws Il trust your wise and prudent Leg
islature may be such as to remove the hlmsy
Dretenses of an unreasCning fanaticlsm LOT
any further disregard of the Constitution OF
our fathers, through the freedmen's bureau
and civil rights bills. He asked the adop-
| ton of such laws as will invite a superior
class of laboring population to the State, re
marking that the freedom bestowed upon
the inferior race withdraws from him the
protecting care of the superior, and
causes him to meet the superior race IN the
struggle of life, and must by universal law
of nature rapidly destroy the inferior race
True craftsmanship admonishes us to make
timely provision for the supply of laborlng
population. Until the leopard can change
his spots, the negro his skin, all the efforts
of fanaticism to repeal or annul Gods will,
must be unavailing.
| NEW YORK Jan, d Gen. Mejia is reported
dan gerously ill at San Louis Potosi Two
columns of Liberal troops are marching ON
the place The Liberals advanced in
strong line to within eight miles of the City
of Mexico.
Demarara advices state that yellow fever
had made sad ravages among the troops.
A delegation of loyal Tennesseeans head
ed by Judge North and Gen. Eaton was re-
ceived by the Union League last evening
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to Indian troubles the fourteenth infantry
has been ordered to Orizaba, and two regi-
ments from the Department of the Potomac
| Onfantry,) have been ordered to the frontier.
| The Presidents veto of the district suf-
frage blu will be sent to Congress Monday.
The Senate committee on territories will
probably provide for the immediate admis-
sion of Nebraska on condition of no dis
tinction in political rights on account of
color. The same will be applicable to Col
orado. 1t is understood that the Secretary
of War assumes the responsibility of trans
ferring prisoners from Tortugas to Fort
Delaware. The committee on revenue
frauds concludes that the tax on whisky
must be reduced to fifty cents gallon or
the manner of collecting it be radically
changed.
Senator Sherman expresses the opinion
that Congress will not interfere with the
present currency.
DUBLIN, Jan. Six suspected persons
were arrested here last night. They came
from Liverpool where they just arrived from
America. They are supposed to be Fenian
emissaries.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Gold I344. Money
unchanged.
| NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The Commercial saws
the money market shows steady increase of
ease, but rates are unchanged Gold firm at
33a. a...xy
The rubber goods establishment of Henry
G. Norton & Co., $50 Broadway was badly
damaged by fire this morning. Loss S35,
900, partially insured. Peck, Randolph s.
Smith, clothiers, lost by water fifteen thou
sand dollars. The building owned by Nor
ton & Domeged lost seven thousand dollars
ALI are fully insured.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. Accommodations
Wells revenue report recommends one dol
Lar tax per gallon on liquors, but opposes
the reduction of the cotton tax
A development of facts about shipping
is discouraging. The foreign tonnage is a
million and a half against two millions and
a half in 1860. There are but 80 against 131
vessels in the Brazilian trade, instead of
building ships for other nations New Bruins
wick has built for the United States.
The appropriation bill for coast defenses
was reported by Stevens to-day 1t is as fol-
lows: Fortress Monroe 100000: Kew West
$4,000 Tortugas $4,000; Ship Island, Miss,
$4,000; Clinch, Florida, s5O, 900.
Legislation for special interests has been
our bane. Mr.. Wells argues against high
tariff, but he suggests as a measure of tenn
porary expediency some increase on cotton
articles
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Cotton easier-3. 600
bales middling uplands at 33c. Orleans 36c
MIDNIGHT REPORTS.