The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22

1 " ArHl-NbAOlNs lfIAl 1t Is HLALeN INA
Boutwell, has appointed three negro clerks
including the expelled Representative Sim
| from Georgia.
HAVANA. April lin consequence OF
| document issued in New York aud signeC
| by Morals Lemers imposing conditloni
upon Cuban refugees to support the reyolu.
| ttonary cause, Dulcc has issued a proclama.
| ton ordering the seizure ofall property be.
| longing to Lemus, Leon, Casanova, CieYe-
mas. triorno. and other.
The Havana journals generally praise the
| decree Of confirmation.
The rebel leader Adulce was re-captured
and executed ut Manzanillo.
Ii is reported that a schooner with arms
and men was captured at the mouth OF Man
tua river at western end of the ISland.
WAsHNGToS, April DENOMINATION. -
VIM. Henry Wadsworth, Ky- Commissioner
under Treaty with Mexico J. B. Townsend,
Marshal Northern District of Mississippi ;
Mm. IL. Smyth, Marshal of Georgia; Ad-
olson Lowe, Supervising Inspector OF State
ments, second District; l.. ID. Kellogg, GEN
eral Appraiser for the South.
Collectors.--W. ii. III. Stowell, 4th Vir-
ginia; Rush Burgess Bird Virginia; VIM. T..
Richardson, 5rd North Carolina; VIM. Bar
row, LIST North Carolina.
Assessors.-Jas. Sinclair, 3rd North Caro-
lima; I. W. Haskell, 4th Virginia.
Post Masters.-lI. Il. Nichols, Norfolk,
Virginia; Johnson, Huntsville, Alabama (;
Marshall, Milledgeville, Georgia; A. IA.
MARYLAND, third Assistant Post Master Gen
eral. Parker, indian, confirmed Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs. j. X. Clay, coll
ored, of New Orleans, declines the Liberia
Consul Generalship.
A. NJ. Clapp, Congressional printer, as
sumed duties yesterday. The colored peo-
pie celebrated the Emancipation by a pro-
cession. Grant appeared at a window OF
the White House but did not speak.
SENATE.-Wilson offered a resolution
authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy 20
survey the route of the ship canal over the
lsthmus OF Darien. large number Of con-
firmations to-day. The Aurora BorealIs Is
very brilliant Northward telegraph lines
much interrupted.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, April l6.-Col. Edwin
Might, professor OF Lehigh University, is
dead He served through the Mexican war as
1t. Col. of the 18th Regular Infantry, and
subsequently was Superintendent of the
hentucky Institute.
WAouINGToN, April l6.-Mai. Chas. ..
Rogers, pIincipal proprietor of the Boston
journal Is dead. Several rows occurred in
the Emancipation Procession, confined en-
tlrely TO blacks No harLn No changes OF
minor revenue officers are disposed al. Tie
Internal Revenue 10 to become thoroughly
with view TO increasing It's
Col. A. II. MARYLAND, nominated
to be third Assistant Post Master General
was Superintendent OF Military Mails dur
ing the war. lie is well known I'm Southern
Rail Road circles. The proclamation re-
garding Virginia, will not be issued until
General Canbys arrival.
New YORK, April lG.-Cotton without
decided change; sales l,s00 bales, at 2S34
New ORLEANS, April l6.--Receipts of cot
ton to-day, 2605; for week, l2,42S; exports
to-day, 4,l96; for week, foreign, 1872;
l,l32; stock, 10s,927 bales; sales
to-day, 1000; for week, 5000. Market dull
and unchanged; middling uplands PSI TO
ISL gold 80; sterling 43lz Commercial
AZ New \ ork sight premium; -four
frmcr; superiine So; M 50 so; xxx
G 10; corn scarce and higher; white 80; |
oats iirmer - to 20; bran scarce 81 40 hay
flrmer; prime $27 TO d; pork dull; held at
S32 bacon retailing at 1875, II TO l7I4 lard
dull and unchanged sugar steady common
1879; prime 1879 to Ia; molasses limited
supply and demand; fermenting 90; whisky |
dull; western rectiied 80 to 92l8 coffee |
firm; fair 1873 prime l71a.
Two more indictments were yesterday !
found by the Grand jury against Auditor |
Wicklifle. Six or seven indictments are now
pending against him. IL Is stated that he !
has drawn warrants against printing and
Legislative accounts largely In excess Of the |
appropriations
The Brig, ii. G. Colson, was yesterday |
seized by Collector Casey for alleged viola |
ton of the revenue laws and because IL was !
alleged that she had on board arms for Cuba. |
An Investigation revealed an attempt TO de- |
fraud Insurance Companies. The Captain |
stated thathe had been offered five thousand |
dollars TO take the vessel TO sea and destroy |
her.
WAsHINGroN, April 20.-Among the con-
frmAtiOns on Saturday was Packard, Mar |
shall of Louisiana.
To-days Republican has the following:
"A member of Grants cabinet authorizes /
the statement that the President never con-
.emplated calling an extra session OF Con- |
gress TO consider the Cuban question, nor |
has the government any official Information |
that an expedition has gone, OF Is being fit |
10. a q l,af nh Init
Chandler offered a resolution requesting |
The President to open negotiations for the /
settlement of matters in dispute between |
England and the United States, on the basis /
Of surrender of British North American
and is making long speech.
The Steamer Jamestown Is At MaZatlan /
with the smallpox aboard, one death had
occurred.
PIumb's instructions are not prepared nor
has that gentlemen given the slightest
grounds for the absurd rumors about what /
lie intends to do when he reaches Cuba AS u.
). Consul General, further than that the /
most recent official information from the U.
s. civil and naval officers In Cuba and the |
adjacent waters agree In asserting, that the |
movements are dimlnishing
IN importance and that compromise may !
be effected.
Sensational rumors recently published,
and alculated TO advance the Interests of
the Cuban revolution, were put In circula-
ton by Cubans who hoped thus TO create /
capital for their cause.
The steamer Galena is reported ready for
sea. she will 80 to Hampton Roads and
await orders.
The Sspate adopted a resolution directing |
the secretary of War to examine the mouth |
Of the Mississippi river, and report what is |
10 benefit commerce.
Ross made long personal explanation, |
denying the correctness Of accounts of late /
interview, but cOndemning Grants course !
In removing men from office merely be- /
cause they were appointed by Jehnsen.
The question Of adjournment Is now up, |
and the indications are that they will adj !
ourn on Thursday.
NAPLES, April 2O.-BelInrs theatre is
burned.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2O-- Wealthy, d. |
rector of the Union League, and recently /
nominated and confirmed TO a European |
Consulate, was detected stealing cigars. He |
says the impulse Is irresistible.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 20.-Great surprise |
Is expressd at the indiscriminate change Of
federal officers. The removal of j. Ross |
Browne from the Chinese Mission is regret |
ted very much.
MosTREAL,April 2O.-Under the influence |
Of unprecedented rains, the Ice moved !
everywhere with immense floods, doing |
damage throughout the dominion.
HAVANA, 4 pril 20-Catalonian volunteers
we've enthusiastically received-two negro
spectators of the procession, who shouted
'9Viva Cespedes," were instantly killed.
WAsHINCToN, April l9.-NominotionS-
Belcher, colored, Sd Geor- |
gia VIM. w. Douglas. LIST Virginia.
Collectors-Robert w. Wisham, Sd Ar |
kansas Jas. Mullens, Sd Tennessee Jas. 8.
Farrier, Sd Georgia; Charles A. Raymond, |
LIST Virginia; Robert 7. Patterson, Sth Ten |
nessee.
j. n. Jarvis, Collector Of Customs, Cher |
rystone, Virginia. VIM. A. Mcdonnell, |
Register Land Office, Huntsville, Alabama
Danl 7. Baynton, Pension Agent, Knox |
vile, Tennessee.
Postmasters-O. III. Blocker, Fayetteville,
North Carolina; Ed. III. Reed, Jacksonville,
Florida j. ". Colbert, Sumpter Court House,
South Carolina.
California Senators, Casserly and Cole, In |
open Senate to-day formally denied the