The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22
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BALTIMORE, April 22.-Chase decided tia
Buffers plea of limitation was bad, but Z
: seizures by provost marshal, and as the dc
PENDANTS failed TO plead that the proves
marshal was Buffers agent. Judgmeu
could not issue and the case was continue
with privilege to amend plea Complain
ants paying costs for past proceedings.
LoNDON. April 22.-Noon-Consols 93l
Bonds, sos.
Administrations 500.
LIVERPOOL, April -Noon--Cotton flat
uplands, I'D to 121sd; Orleans, 214@I276d
sales, 1000; Bombay shipments 10 It'll
since last report 1900.
ADMINISTRATION dull and unchanged
HAvRE, April 22.-Cotton declining
LONDON. April 22.-Comments of III
city journals on Cuba kilograms says tha
England is unbiased. bat English interes
will be best served by Spain retaining auth
GRITTY over Cuba. 1t would not be England
business to interfere against Cuban indie
pendence, but her good Offices might b.
useful in averting a quarrel between III.
{ [ nited States and Spain.
I The seizure Of the Mary Lowell is desig-
mated as mad act-Impiicating England
z SPANS best friend, in quarrel WITH the
I United States.
The Telegraph argues that Cubans can
never attach themselves feelingly 10 Ameri-
I can rule. The Owl says that Grant is run
mad on Cuba, and thinks that England and
France viii fight If the United States at
tempts to wrest Cuba from Spain. The
I Owl adds, that Grant longs for a foreign
war; the prevailing feeling among Ameri-
can officials is one CT hatred towards Eng
1 land. and in less degree regards France =
I The Owl. adds that yacht leaves in day OF
two for Cuba to ascertain exact position OF
affairs, and declares belief, that heavy
! storm IS brewing.
I New YORK, April 22.--Money steady. ::
1 sterling, So; gold, 3i38; 62's 2I14; North
| Carolina 81; new 54l4 Virginias, old 5ss4
new. 81 = Tennessee, eX coupons 6933 new
/ Ge12; Louisiana, 1872 levee- Il cotton quiet
2Ss4 a PSI.
/ AsHISGroN, April 22.-Senate confirm
ed Dumas for Liberia.
CINCINNATI, April 21.-Flour and grain
firm and unchanged whisky 80; pork S3l A.;
bulk meats held at 1914 @l4l5; bacon -. II.
lG12@ l. hams 1914 lard lS12 sugar l3I5 a
10.
ST. LouIs, April 2.-Flour sl@s5 p !;
wheat 81 40@$l 40; corn GA d61; oats 81
@65; barley 81 75@$l 30; ryeS1 25@S1 2G:
whisky 81 sugar l212@l454; molasses 75(a
50; pork S31 ; bulk shoulders u; bacon 1314.
lG34@l7; lard l7I3@ls. River swelling ev-
erywnere.
LOUISVILLE, April 2I.-Sales of l25 bids.
of tobacco at 81 25@l3 so; corn IS; oats 81
(d6s; Flour 50 50@$G; pork S3l so; lard
1915 bacon 1888, 11@H12; bulk meats II ,
to lG12 +; whisky 81; groceries unchanged.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-FlOur dull and un-
changed; provisions quiet but firm; wheat
81 0311; oats 53 to 5314 rye 81 II to 81 Il
- whisky 50; barly 81 80.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2l.-Middlings
scarce PSI sales 2600 bales: receipts G94
bales; exports SO bales; gold 34% sterling
-; New York sight 8 to a premium flour
dull, superfine 50 20tO So %; xxx So 50;
corn steady. white 10; yellow so to So; oats
20; bran scarce at 81 So hay firm, prime
SIS; pork $32 80; bacon firm 49, to IL
lard dull and unchanged; sugar in good de-
mand; common to 10; molasses scarce,
fe,menting % whisky and coffee unchanged.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Cotton unchanged;
sales 1000; government securities firm; G2's
81; southern securities firm; money in fair
demand aJ z; sterling Ss8@S1a; gold 81 =
stocks weak.
WASHINGTON, April denominations
A. w. Patterson, Marshal for North Mssis-
sippi; Luther Ii. Brady. Assessor, 5th Geor-
ria; j. l.. Pollock. Indian Agent, Little
all quakers, including Friend. Lowrie.. La
tum for Apaches Camauches and kiOWas.
Among the combinations are, Sinclair,
Assessor, Sd North Carolina.
Further details of rain storm west and
north represent it as unprecedented for ex-
tent and destruction.
Boutwell, forbids banks exchanging secu-
rites IN the Treasury, partly on the ground
that securities withdrawn are always more
valuable than those substituted. 1t is un-
derStoOd that Motley's instructions now
being prepared by EYarts and Cushing, en-
body points foreshadowed in Summers
speech.
Stage and mail contracts throughout the
United States. have been awarded. There
were one hundred and eighty thousand bids.
Compensation ranges higher this year than
ever before.
Senate has ratified the treaty with France
protecting trade marks of their respective
Forney headed the Pennsylvania party,
which proposes an extensive Southern tour,
in visit to the President.
Sumner informed Fish to-day that tie
committee on Foreign Relations had agreed
to report adversely on the nomination of
Pile. for Brazil, and Carlisle, for Stockholm.
Fish replied that it had been determined up
on TO make no more nominations, but under
the circumstances the President would
probably make new nominations for these
positions
During the debate on the resolution for
the appointment of employees in the differ
ent departments according to population of
each State, Sawyer complained that the
Democratic State of Kentucky, had receiv-
ed more appointments than the six Repub-
licau Southern States, and bitterly comment
ed on the remark made to him by a member
of the Cabinet. that he must remember that
the white Republican vote of his State was
very small, and he must not ask too much.
Northern Senators said it must not be for
gotten that the South formerly had twice
her share of patronage. Much i'll feeling Is
manifested.
Replying to Forney's delegation, Grant is
reported to have said that he was very hap
py to hear they intended to make the trip
hoped it would be productive of the best re-
sults-nothing could do more to properly
reconstruct the Southern States than white,
loyal emigration. He had no doubt that
Northern capital and Northern men would
readily avail themselves of the inducements
o. cred South. as soon as they could be as
sured of protection and cordial welcome.
BALTIMORE, April 2l.--himberly versus
RutIpr-caSp 1PcrqqI that the word arrest
as used in the Constitution means an arrest
or detention by force with a view to i'm
prisonment, and does not extend TO a ser
vice of summons in a civil suit.