The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-01

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Corn easier at rs. Oats dull at 65.-
Ban 81 Is. Hay frmer, prime So
r, dull at S32 rs. Bacon retailing
a ll}. 70 lZ1s. Lard nominal, tierc'
ISIS @ 1914; keg 2oK q 2l18. suga
| dull, Common ll1[; prime l4la. Mo
Ias-e, scarce, prime 70 @ 20. Whisky
depressed, Western rectifed IS a s7Js
Coffee dun, fair l41i to l61&; prime
II TO liz
Arrest of Auditor WicLline.
Auditor wickliffe, who was arrested
yesterday, was detained but a few
minutes, and then released on bond
He has published notification TO the
public against transacting any busi-
ness with the Auditors Office until he
re2ains possession, stating that the
office has been illegally seized and
held by Governor Yarmouth, and the
financial department of the govern
ment virtually suspended.
Upon presenting himself ut the Au-
ditor's Office, yesterday, with the APP
pointment from Governor Yarmouth,
Mr.. Desassize was refused possession
by Mr.. Wickliffe, when the latter was
then elected by the superintendent Of
Police. Tie legal opinions are that
Yarmouth had 10 authority TO eject
Wicliiie from office by the constitu-
81 l of the state of Louisiana; this
~. oily De done by impeachment or
leut and conviction, and that
Nasuo legal vacancy for War
H. 10 III; consequently no action
e. lew apyOintee Is legal or bind
,er racn made up to-day for
- us meeting on Metairie, TO be
ue time during races which
L @t the Gtu prox. Match, half
4 sa. two thOu and dollars catch
" Mr.. IipscOmb, of New Or
l. names Mamie McNairy; Mr..
" Williamson, OF Mobile, names horse
l., Z. Smith. Hurdle racer, Eden
bcI "a, arrived to-day-is entered
f. Ia large stake. Six entries.
AsHNGToN, March 26.--IIouse
G. m tee on Foreign Affairs, report
ed solution declaring sympathy
Wit the people of Cuba in their eff
for secure independence and es-
ta8 Republican government, also
reD former resolution authorizing
tie ident to recognize Cuba. Re
con ed and ordered to be printed
L nure-of- Office bill was resum-
cd .a tier long and demoralizing
deb a molten to concur In the
Sen @ imendments was defeated by
20 t. %. Bill goes back to the Senate
as simple repeal. Adjourned to
MOI az.
A m.l Cabinet. President made
several nominations; none affecting
the sopth. Orders Issued reducing
fore 2 rsenals.
ACmiial Hoff reports all quiet in the
vicil',y ofHavnnna.
81. ,rr.--An effort to take mp the
Memphis and Elpaso Railroad failed
Bill removing disabilities of James Q
Kyler. Montgomery, Va. passed. Bill
enforcing convention ofJuly 9TH, 50
with Mexico, passed. Discussed cur
renoy bill without action to execu-
tive session. Adjourned till Monday
81. LOUIS March 2.-Nsws from
the West. threatening. Indians gen
orally discontentsd.
Paris. March 26.-Several larg
meetings have be en- held; three per
sons were ARE sted for seditloui
speeches.
WASHINGTON, March d. - Senat
confirmed all rectSnt nominations eX
cept Longstreet and Enemaser, of Ii
GREENAuLE, TENN, March rs. M
johnson is vefy much better and cor
sidered out Of danger.
NV YORK, March 36.--Cotton qui
sales $50; % Sd.
ST. LOUIS, March 26.-Flour &4@l
Wheat 81 45. Corn G6@70. parle
o. 50. Rye 81 25@l %. Whisky q
Groceries uHc hanged. Pork S32. Bull
lr.1 sloes l05... Bacon Ii, IL and III.
tLgrd s1+@1sl5. River swelling.
| N-Acio, March 26.-FlOur e5 10t
Is W,1eat 81 II. Corn 54@541
10 "a 541s. Rye 81 20. Barlc
Is ligh Wines 81 90Sl 80. POI
Is ard l.. Bulk shoulders IL
I@' rrIus lC Sugar l4@l6. NJ
LII 70 ~ ~.
| Att March 2e.-F1our &c
iu corn ~ 20 81. Oats G5. VIII
IL - =. Pork held at -. Blu
In -c5 J}Ls. Bacon 1879, 1874 q
IL. ard lsls.
/ fsrHrI- March 2o'-Sales
q no. heads oftobacco ut AZ 10 IL
Flo ) 5etoG. Corn 62 to 50. Ga
/, lee s. Pork $32. Lard ls74, BAG
elk, u al 1aIs. Bulk meats -, l6 q
lG'<. sugsr IA TO Is. Molasses 80
] g. vhisk y 81. River rising, 10 Il
I Air lIes In canal
a AL ANTA, March pa Republic
viii Rive another very able article
rhe Era Tomorrow, which points {
the tat1s ana future prospects Of
Req lie an party in Georgia, =
sho - no are 20 be looked upon
the fT.re friends and reliable 81
| pori 3 OF President Grant and
) adm ME tration. Itshows how the II
Con Il Itional Amendment was
feat, i BY a combination with "
ernor Bril- ock, Ben. Hill, and Gems
1 lToo,abs.
Il TIE artic le Is cool, calm and dign
ed. The mc'dsrate Republicans .
. the position that II Georgia Is TO
agai reconstrncted, that Rresid
: Graz i shah appoint the Governor.
Gen. Grant J@el6er1tes me- I
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