The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-06-03

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streets. ~ which the stores Of Chlldress a.
Davis urecery dealers Foster n Gardner,
a. n. Stnllnnewick a Bro commission mer-
eae a, per 4 Anderson, red store aud
burnt cut COL ~. ID. N0ollrua one OF the
most prominent business men. and preai-
dent o. che Board 81 Trade, iost ma lie two
o ,ss,,s rsss ~. .e.len.ly injured by falilng
The funeral q Col. Woodrua i.,e pyo-i-
/ dent uf Board 81 Trade was fhr latesl ever
/ witnessed. Body laid Ia stata in Board oil
Trade rooms until O'Clock. Whom M - -
moved 20 the Methodist church. FOLLOWED ~
Board Of Trade and Presbyterian Assemhiv
~ body. All the stores were ciosod at8
n the church was Immense people turned
cut en- maase % witness me funeral.
RrcmMoNn, May 2s.--A large Conservative
n es - sh.e assssrnoon Va sddre,-ed By
Of walker, the Republican candidate for
Governor. Walker Wa present aud made
brief address. Hia Appearance was well
WAsHrEoroN, Nay 2s-ThIs morning
Republican says that the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue appointed yesterday,
twenty Assistant ASSESSOR iof ne lat
recommendation ~ Assessor Joubcrt Most
Of them are eOlorcd men. More and Abel
are retained upon the recommendation OF
leading business men and citizens.
nicclealnsticnt.
MoBILE, May 25.--The Presbyterian As
sembly, on Monday. appointed 4 commltteo
10 revise the form OF government and dis-
cipline. The committee reported IN part to-
day
4 The Assembly recommends Ia ProabYto-
ries TO throw their licontiatos, 10 Ear a. prac-
| ticable, into destitute fields.
On the subject OF cooperation with the
Old school IN labor among the freedmen,
the following was unanimously adopted
That inasmuch an the correspondence Of
the Secretary Of the Committee On Freed
byterian Church IA the United States Of
Il America with the Secretary Of Suatcutntiou
Of our church has developed no practical
mode Of corporation between ne two
churches IN their efforts 60 eyangeife the
freedmen, this General Assembly Is not pre-
/ pared 70 take any steps contemplating The
/ proposed concert OF action.
Resolved, That the Secretary Of euaton-
tation Is hereby Instructed % communicate
the foregoing resolution 10 the Committee
on Freedmen OF the General Assembly OF
the Presbyterian Church Ia the United States
Of America.
OF ministers la our connection, aud a. rcso-
luton was introduced looking 30 ana amend
ment In the charter 81 the church.
NEW YoRK. May 3i.--Dr. Beatty, Of The
Old Soho u Presbyterian Committee, addroa-
sing the New School Committee, which rose
/ to receive them. said this was probably tho
| last glme the assemblies would be called up-
on 20 Interchange ciyillties, iuaamuch a. in
the future they would be one. Tho remark
elected spontaneous applauee.
FOrcIgn News.
LoSDoN, May 2l.--Tho press still continue
| bitter Alabama claims articles. The STAN
! dard (TOryl bitterly assailH the Radicals for
| addressing the Americans ln language OF nt-
| fectiOn aud admiration.
II says the flattery with which Amcri-
cans nave been Deaneareu, - tMe cause 81
their present monacing attitude, that no man
with English blood Ia his veins should deal
with Mr.. summers speech in such q feeble
! and unmanly strain. America Mad been de-
ceiyed into the belief that England would
meokiy endure insult and huniuiy submit
| to chastiscment, and had all but committed
itself "A message addressed 20 such n na-
ton az England could only be answered BY
a challenge.
America remembers the plain facts Of the
late war, and cannot be humbuRged Into che
belief that the bulk Of English people APP
proved OF the subjugation Of the South.
Such assertions make Americans believe
that England Il telling lies % escape from
We are never guilty Of the meanness eide
| nying sympathies we entertained, % cH-
cape the displeasuTe ola successful party
The educated CLASSES who sympathEru
| with the south, are the nation, the masses
are only their followers.
HAvARA. May 25.--The following official
account Of the landing Of nllibuaters iu che
Eastern Departments, n made public seven
hundred men dlaembarked on the night 81
tie 18th, In the Bay OF Niaae, quietly took
| position. mounting Q guns, Certifying thrro
houses. and remained undiscovered f9r thir-
ty-six hours. Capt. Mozo attacked them
with 100 men, using the bayonet, stormed
one Of the houses and captured their Nag
tut was finally obliged 10 retire, hia ammu-
milton giving out. The hllibuatera loat 90
killed and 100 wounded, che hpaniarda loat
4 killed.
The P-onsa adds, that the mlibustera fired
three cannon shot into the steamer MarHciln
| damaging her hull and rigging. The Nag
captured by Capt Mozo Il inscribed ~itho.
ros Libertad," and was presented BY bmu
The troops took the six guns, turned them
against the fliibustera, and spiked the guns
before they fell back.
Foar war steamer with troops have sailed
for the Bar OF Mise.
II IA rumorod that the rebel General Que
sada has been captured and shot
Plumb assumed thcdutiesof United states
Consul General to-day.
PARIS, May 25.--The elections have re-
suited. 80 far, Ia the return Of 1913 govern
ment members and 90 opposition memborF.
The imposition has lost ~ members ol Lhe
Corps Legislatim. M. Thlers ia defeated
! WAsmNoT0N, May N.-ln omswer 20 the
suggestions that Gen. Ames, commanding
In Mississippi, and who a. expected % De
candidate for Office In that State may tumpcr
with registration ana other pttlMluufea "
the election, the President u reported ~
nave said that any signs Of such conduct
would lead TO change Of commanders.-
Special 70 N. y. Times.
RIcHMoND, May 1.-THE State CONVEX
ton Of cOlored men, ~ consider che eNclu-
II sion Of colOred men from posts Of trust ana
profit and from the jury box, met to-day
with one hundred delegates present All
parts Of the State we're represented. br,
ThOs. Bayne OF Norfolk, was chosen Preal-
dent, when the convention d5Ourncd.
AUGUSTA May N.-AccOnnts from tpc
cotton crop are dlsCOuriagng The Geld nlGhW
aud unreasonable weather have cauaeQ the
/ plants 10 die In many localities. For che
, last two days the weather has been very
! warm, indicating rain this evening.
MoBuE, May N.-The General prGabyte-
rian Assembly adopted a resolution urging
the Presbytery Of Florida % lay before me
; Central Presbytery az Philadelphia e atate
ment OF the facts connected with The Seizure
. OF the Jacksonville Church BY northern
ministers, and 70 ask for redress
+ The plan for The relief Of the families Of
/ deceased cler0ymon was referred ~ tne
Z Committee on sustentation, - report qt
4 next Assembly. Ine oNeftule On eHuiel
u The revised book Of church order was
; sent 10 the Prcsbyteries for criticism. Tho
G revision is 70 be completed at next Assem-
, | bIv The Assembly dissolved nt O'Clock.
eI NEW YoRK, May 27.-Dommittecs or UlQ
= and New Schools have reported a plan TOT
= The President orders the Confederate
a arsenal buildings at Macon, Ca hello DY tll
:. Freedmen's Bureau, % be Transferred % tac
II Georgia Agricultural Society.
Mai. WonOrd, Of Mississippi, Oh a long in-
Il terview to-day Informed the President thai
u the people Of Mississippi unanimouaiF de,
n sire the states recOnstruetlon, aud VIII
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