The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-18

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MI Shw yvELEANs, May TO- ieO1' .
cant citv ard 81 onnrao nns, ,r,ta non
lettAr To fail doing 40 might not bs con
sis,s,,t witb,tha charsc,ar sor rl,ionitv an,
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baye never fonnd Nav ORLEANS az dp,
~ tbis scason az the year Between IN
military hank laaSpeasionh. ana ahe fSiIut
Of n few loading commission houses. there \
4 sort Of politieal and commercial panie II,
most sariouaIv atyscta All brancbea Of trada
R,t vor, ,-- f.w1 or,,sr. for a,v hind az mar
chandlle ~ nav he,rg dI,la Sor Tho conn
try excent fo,acasb In hand. and aven N,
hast citv aeesntaneos ara Iooksd nnon a,
sbalv There are strange stories os snacu
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di.ion of.ha hanL A. MIN of,,oiaiIv ino.isea
~, ,so,,,d H. u, ,,rc,,ar q ,ansat than,
A rush was mada vasta,dav nnon tho (,;tv
National Bank ), bnt she has thus far been
able TO meet ali.demands, and il nowiegard-
ed as sound. The other banks had prof
fered assistance, but she was not obliged to
avail herself Of outside lelp-
Most serious FAIRS ara entertained Of
another r,ot. here n an early day, Demon.
strotions have aIreSayT been made which
plainly Indicate that radical emissaries have
too well sown the seeds of confusion and
disorder. The freedmen have been taught
4, contend for RIGHTS and privileges which
neither the acts Of Congress nor the we'll es-
tablished rules Of society ever contemplated
oreyer can tolerate The street.car question
having been waived admission Is now do
manded to all public places, such as saloons
theatres, &c. 1t is due, however, TO the
great mass Of the freed people OF New Or
leans, to say, that as yet they have not
seemed disposed to insist upon such thingsi
ana while tney nave now tne luli srlgut 70
ride IN all the street-cars, tney generally
confine themselves TO those designated by o
star, ~, ,y.,3oWT ,,L,g.1--,0s5 ~
In this connection, / may state that Mayor
Heath, on yesterday, called upon Judge Og-
Den, clIY uDUOEl6Y, IOr Hn Official ODIulOIl M
to the right of coffee-houses, theatres, man
ayers Of public balls, etc, to refuse the
selling of their merchandize, or admittance
into their establishments, to any portion of
citizens. To this the city attorney replied
that be entertained no doubt Of the legal
riobt Of suel, merchants and Others 10 refuse
to sell or to admit to their establishments
anv norton Of citizens or Inhabitants. A
proclamation to this effect. will be expected
from the Mayor tomorrow SIT
III 4, s;s.,.s,t,, - .. .ortIna.as T,,o
timely advice of Gen. Ord to the freedmen
seems to be very generally respected, and
the best results to this class must be the CON
sequence. Asserting nothing to which he
is not entitled in his new relation, he has
retained the real friendship of the white
man, and thus each in his sphere will work
barmoniously together. in the work of polit-
ioal and necuniarv reconstruction.
Senator Wilson az Massachusetts,. .speal.s
in Jafavatta Sonare to.morrow NIGHT The
Radical Ward Climbs are mastering for the
occasion. These gatherings are a mart of the
for getting up another riot. It
seems unite likely that THE, plan will suc-
coed. When IL begins fearful will be the
and;no Tbe affair If .Jnlv Last will, he b,,t
n slxirmish coinDared with II. S4
The Supreme Court of Louisiana rendered
4 decision on Monday last which inyaiidates
all notes giyen as the price Of slaves. and
parties who have paid OF compromised such
notes, are already talking about sueing to
ret back their money. This will be elegant
for the lawyers. III. .ss
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