The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17
BY. TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE CLARION

BY TELEGRAPH
! REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE CLARION
II New York, Jan. 10.-At meeting of til
Manhattan Fenian Circles q satisfactory n
port was read from James Stephens. tn
, Roberts men say they have gained vastly b
Stephens failure and that everything
moving i'll the right direction.
Salt Lake papers report the massacre o
nine miners by the Navajoe Indians nea
Callyille, Colorado river.
i The Board of Councilmen had storm,
session to-day, Councilman Long threw al
inkstand at President Brenckman's head
Others called Brenckman liar. Pistols wer,
exhibited and Brenckman arrested.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10.-Cotton dull, closed
at Ia 7-S, with sales of 10000 bales.
BERLIN, Jan. TO- Count Besmark in cir
cular to the European governments declares
peace shall be maintained and he will de
vote himself to the consolidation of Germa
ny.
PARIS, Jan. 10.-Seven more transports
sailed for Mexico. 1t is believed the French
troops will be ready to sail the fifteenth Of
February.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 10.-The Porte has
issued circular calling the serious attention
of the European powers to affairs between
Turkey and Greece. He says, if no favora-
BILE results follow his efforts for peace he will
prepare to defend the honor and integrity OF
his empire
LONDON, JAN 1O.-The Globe thinks a
war between Greece and Turkey is not un-
likely. Its Paris correspondent states that
Cretia and others are being concentrated on
the Turk and Greek frontiers. j
NEW YORK, Jan. 10-A Mexican corres-
pondence from the City of Mexico to Dec.
10Th says all the French troops are concen.
trating at the Capital preparatory to leaving
the country. The French trains were all at
Vera Cruz ready to take the French troops
whose term had expired.
The Austrian steam yacht Elizabeth from
Trieste, has arrived. 1t is supposed she will
carry Maximilian home.
The transportation of the French troops
from the Capital to Vera Cruz will COM
mence on the 10th inst.
The Emperor is still at Puebla.
Two steamers from New York with pro.
visions for tfe French had arrived Another
from the same port had discharged q cargo
of arms for the Liberals at Minoticelan.
Cotton quiet, but firm and unchanged.
PARIS, Jan. 10.-The press of this capital
warns the American people against any inn
peachment of President johnson.
VIENNA, Jan. 1.-THE health of the EN-
press Carlotta has greatly improved both in
mind and body.
LIvERPooL. Jan. 1.-THE cotton market
is dull, and the sales are estimated at 5000
bales middling uplands 147-8. 80
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10-The New Orleans,
Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company is
being prosecuted with great vigor. All the
stock is taken and the road surveyed and
under contract to be completed and put in
running order within fourteen months.
A letter from Gov. Wells to Senator Trum-
bull has been published to-day and excited
considerable comment.
A letter from Gen. Beauregard to the edi-
tor of the Times appears tomorrow morning
in reference to the statements published in
Northern papers in reference to his position
on National questions. Gen. Beauregard
states he did not make speech at Canton,
but said in private conversation that the
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constitutional rights and having appealed
to arbitration of arms it yielded to the de-
cision which was given against it, and that
he believed the Southern people were now
willing to accept the constitution as made
by war and understood by the Supreme
Court In regard to the constitutional
amendment he said he had little opportuni-
ty except through papers to ascertain public
sentiment, but his individual sentiment was
that the South should not accept it as its
interests and manhood forbade it. The
South was at the mercy of the North but
should never do anything which its honor
could not approve. If he used the word
consolidated government, he meant a conn.,
mon Federal National Government opera
ting under the constitution as interpreted
by the Supreme Court 5e,f. . sts
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 11.-A Matamoras
letter of the 9th inst. says there is great re-
joicing over the surrender of Guada1e and
Java and the evacuation of San Luis. The
administration of Barricable, the new Gov
ernor of Tomoupolis, gives great satisfac-
tion. In contradiction dispatch dated
Brownsville, 9TH inst, says Cortina has
just arrived in front of Matamoras, and will
at once invest the city.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Gold Is excited un-
der the contest between long and short in-
terest. m ~ a
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-HOUsE.--A COM
munication from the Post Master General on
mail service to Brazil was referred.
A communication from the War Depart
ment relative to persons lost in Indiana
during Gen. John Fl. Morgan's raid was re-
ferFed. fsgaa4 II sszss8Es~ s~
The Appropriation Bill was taken up.
SENATE.-Sumner presented the petition
Of the Fort Smith (Arkansas) delegation.
Referred.
The Committee on Territories reported q
bill organizing the Government Of Idahoe,
&c.
The bill TO amend the act for encamping
and calling ont national forces was referred
ia flra comsoi iffee On Niltfaru Affairs. ~