The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19


wArnR0ros. AugaAt I'D Eaesr N
removed from tho New York q anhan.r
+. G. nainhfid1p has boon app9.nsl ur1t-
master It Old Point Comfort, Va
The War and Navy pepartmenLs have
tran 'ferred the Tfeausry Department rnWcr
both Confederate and Federal. sunk dur.nr
the war tn Southern and other water.
Revenue to-day, half q million.
SALVEsfos. August lathe worms have
iPpeaIed ~ NC cotton on humber OF Eirr1e
along toe 0audaloupc and San Marcos rive
ers. but few have appeared ln ere 'dniand
crops.
NEw YoRK. August I8-Bariov has .
company Of United States soldlers at his
office 20 resist any attempt 60 ARREST him f0r
contempt In violating McCann's order re-
lative 20 Pratt.
The evening papers say Dellodas has or
dered the spanish lron-clad Victoria o. Do-
marara, 10 capture two Peruvian monlturs.
An evening paper says it d rumoued that
Judge McCanu has directed the Sheriff 20 call
out his posse, II necessary, % enforce the
order Of the Court discharging Pratt ~ ls
rumored that the Goth Regiment haa been
ordered under arms % enforce the Sheriff
authority. Judge MeCann viii do an in BILE
power 20 avoid breach Of the pence, hut
win sustain the dignity Of the Court at nll
hazards. Gen. barlow Il confident We has
sufficient force at bis command to resist any
attempt nc rescue Of The prisoner. A collie
MONTGOMERY, August l3.-Two more
bales Of cotton OF the new crop were rccciv-
ed here early this morning, one raised Don
LOwndes county and one Ia this county.
One bale Il 10 be expressed Immediately
20 Lehman q Brothers, New York.
DrOuRhG in Virginia.
RICHMOND Aug. G.-Advices from Cny-
ners springs. received to-day, state that corn
+ suffering terribly from drought along the
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad. No raiu
has fallen for eight weeks.
WASHINGTON. Aug. lit Is stated. On
the authority Of W T. Edwards, IL member
Of Congress from Georgia, that the negro
Turner has been reinstated In the Macon
postOfllce.
wofford 4 suspended. and Gibson g. rcin-
stated Ia the Corinth q sstoflce.
The President authorizes the publication
OF conversation showing strong aillin-
ton with the Radical Republicans of Mis-
sissippi aud Texas.
The following h telegTaphcd 10y request
The following statement L. made BY per-
mission of the President la AN Interview
With Gen Tafbell, the Secretary ~ che Re
publican Executive Committee 81 Mississlp-
pi az the residence Of secretary Fish, ln
New York on the 6th President Grant re
marked on the small number of Republicans
pngagedsin the National Republican party
In Mississippi using the name of Judge DENT
and said that, in bis Judgement, this fact lu
itself was evidence that they could not DC
otherwise than used by the oppo-ition. Tho
President said his only desire Was peace and
amity. aud he would DO anything that was
right 10 bring that about; but that these
people cast suspicious upon their own moo
lives by the tact that all their efforts seemed
to be- aimed at.diyidiug aud not aiding che
Republican party Ia Mississippi "a they
we're really In earnest they would not be
so anxious 70 divide the party, TO sincere
men, IL could not be difficult tO see whom ln
the south were and had been the admiuistru %
tiOn's friends.
The President stated that in his CONVEX
satiOns with the gentlemen representing thc
new Republican party Ia Mississippi he bad
expressed himself much more emDhaticnlly
against their course than he had Co Gen.
Tarbell. lie said he fully endorsed General
Amcs' administration, and that that officer
would have 70 do much more scriOus tldngs
than what he had heard charged against
him before he would subject himself 20 %
removal.
Tee President has intimated. neither ln
conversation nor by letter, a desire that
Judge Dent should Withdraw from the MiB-
sissippi canvass. Ia view of the present
complications. Judge Dcat rcasserts that bee
will canvass the State OF Mississippi iu favor
Of C0nser. ative Republican candidates,
whether himself or another heads the tickCt