The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-06-24

proceedings indicate that Clnpp viii be sus-
tanned by the employees The negro
Douglass continues at the case.
IL j. not true a. rumored in rcceit cHole
kilograms. that IN an official communication,
Minister Motley intimatcd that The Amcri-
can administration cOucurs in che reasons
which led the Senate Ia reject the Alabama
Treaty. such was not the tenor OF hia iu-
structions concerning his Intercourse with
Her Malcsty's government and if Il not
therefore conceded probable that ho would
make that assertion. II A., however. certain
that he was instructed 60 explain the cfr-
cumstanccs attending thc rejection of enc
treaty. without committing this government
10 any line Of policy but az the snmc time
standing by the rejection OF the treaty.
Minister Motley 4 not instructed 90 make
any proposition for settlement ~ thC claims.
bur say that in view Of the Irritation Don
England, owing 10 rejection Of the treaty
the present is not an ausplcl Gus time to prn-
pose the reopcniug Of negotiations. llc ls
not authorized 10 announce the readiness
OF our government % make any proposition
on that subject, nor 20 demand the pay mrnt
Of the amount OF damages az wcI
as individual, but 20 assure Her Majesty
government Of the sincere desire 90 our
own 10 have all matters of dispute adjusted
on terms honorable and satisfactory to both
nations.
ATLANTA. Ca. June 1b.-Tho supreme
Court OF Gcorgia to-day rendered decision
that the negro Is eligible 90 office. Brown
and Mccoy for 10; Warner dissenting. Nc
government before the Convention thni
made the present constitution; that blacks
and whites participated in getting up thu
convention aud framing the constitution. hud
Il was against IT, spirit 90 exclude black or
white from It's privilege, unless cN prcsslN
prohibited. Brown claimed that the lith
amendment forbids any body being deprived
Of the privilege, aud as the couc gives CITE
Zens right "a hold Office, and the Cpustltu-
tion makes him citizen, and does not fore
bid him 10 hold Office, did NOT intend tO
break that 18th amendment and deprive thr
negro Of his rights. Judge Warner held
that the negro was new political creature
N the body polite that hc must hold office
by special enactment; that TIE code which
defined the powers Of citizens " uH enacted
before the negro became clufru, AuI
therefore did not apply 60 him that hc dId
not have The right 90 hold Office under thr
common law, nor by statute, since hr Wu.
made a citizen. but the convention voted
down the proposition 90 make him eligible
10 Office. and that until hc was especially au-
thorized 20 hold office, De WIS Ineligible.
NEw ORLEANS, june rs IA number OF thU
Metropolitan Police Board, Including Lieut..
GOV. Dunn. who b. President of che Board,
were imprisoned In thc parish prison hours
to-day. and lined 500 each, by the Sixth
District Court for contempt iu dlsuhcNiug
an Injunction from that court The trouble
grows ont ofJctler-on city police Affairs.
BOsrON. june l5th.-IWclNc thousand per-
sons sang national uirs with accompaniment
Of artillery effect immru-e, tie whole nudl-
ence $4,000 arising aud cheering at Che end.
PHiLApELpIuA, Jnne l5.-Ihr IompiBr.
procession to-day extended over mllt
The Grand tummundcry officers WrIH
mounted. Nore plumesgay -1rhrr and geII-
hited swords, the whole making brilliant
display. Several tOmmaudcrir- marched iu
trianglcs and CROSSES, which provoked great
applause. The procession wus q grrut surH
cess houses along the line of march beau
tihIlly decorated.
WGsnINGroN. June l6.-Brovnlow pub
fishes a letter Ia favor OF universal suffrage
lie SAYS "Fpr she Republicans Tennessee
10 continue the restrictive policy, whrn thr
party every where else opposes o. 10 D. mlsr
chicyous and ridiculous"
The President has approved The finding.
OF the Austin Military Commission. Weaver
will be executed ON the 9Th q september
Findings of the Court Ht Brownsville are
approved; Private Reuben Smith will De-
executed oa the 2ilh of september iur tur
murder Of John Gray Findings off inr
Court az Atlanta are di-npproycd; Private
Henry Myggtt tor killing d negro, ordered
To be discharged from custody, and disuiss-
eel from service.
TAfIAuAssEE. FLA. june lG.-Ipgl.at
Ia special session since tho Sob. House
passed 18th amendment on thr llth, by vote
of % 20 l3. senate passed 3D. to-day. 10 iu
:. The bill which had been introduced lu
the House to cquullle accommodation and
fare for whites aud negroes on ull -lulm-
boats, railroads. &C. was Killed to-day Ply
tie vote. where IL originated.
STANTON, VA, june lG.-louycuuou of
Guperintrndents Of Insane Aaylums urnuua
lied this morning, DR.. hirkbridpe. of lhII-
adelphia. presiding. Present bOrtou Bay,
Philadelphia; Curwon, Pos Butler and
Shew, Of Conn; Jones Tenn; Brown auu
Stribbling. OF Va; Gray, Brown AND CHA
pin. Of y. y; Tyler aud walker Of Mas..f
Rhills, Of West Va. Cabani-s Of Miss. 6ra-
ham. Of Texas; Rodmau, Of Ky; Hughes, Ut
Missouri Workman, of Ontario, Canada
Important papers read concerning ihr legal
responsibility Of Insane and private Insane
asylums, and these questions discus-cd. Ar
| rived on evening train: Doctors Jarvis. of
Mass; Nichols, of Washington CITY Me
Clintic. of W isconsin Laugdnu. Of Canada.
NEW ORLEANS, june lG.-tottOu alvaur.
cd lc; middlings 81 sm32; -alc- to-day $50
bales; receipts jGl 7; exports 2b1t Gold el-
1874. Sterling. 1908. sugar uuirlunf
common 0'amlOisi prime ldla. Molh.''f
nominal. Coffee unchanged.
NEW NoRKJune lG.-Gold closed stronger
G2@G2ie Southerns firm Money freely ut-
fercd al Coz; Sterling hrmer C'ai Cold ae-
tive 1873.
mond left ;he Times office go midnight per-
fectly well. and died at o'clock this NOR
ming of apopleNy.
RicnMoND, June ls.-U. S. Marshal Par
kcr. this morning. made "a descent ON 600 HI-
legged Cuban recruiting rendelyous, and pr
rested III. H. Harrison, the leading man.
! Harrison had plenty Of funds iu bank, and
promptly gave ball 10 slOuDO tO appear
! IL h stated that about 80 men were rDa
cruited Yesterday. TIE men are promised
$50 bounty Ca New ork.
WAsHINGroN. june ls.-Turuer. che nee
] gro Postmaster Of Macon, was not yet ulCl
| mis- bonds. White patrons Of Turner here
/ say they would 90 on the bond, bat tlHt
/ Turner stubbornly persists iu hayilR black
boudsmcn.
| NEW ORLEANS, June 1s.-t ottou receipt.
! to-day SO bales; for week, $685. exports
/ for week foreign jO3I cOastwise, 1882 stock
/ 3O,25i sales OF week $500; to-day lUJ mIi=
ding. nOminally 81 sm32 Gold Id
/ sterling, ] JOia sugar common, 90 t"lU.sf
] prime, 1874 molas-cs, nominal coiicc urm-
/ er. fair. DO 1914 prime, lG' tWlGii.
/ NEW YORK. june lS.-t uttuu Tess active
/ tive: sales 1900 bales. at 33l ,c; Government
/ securities steady, G2'- p. 0outhcrus haNy
/ money continues stringent. Ste.liug very
dull, o. gold, l30ta stocks depressed