The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-29

TELEGRAPA
wAsHnoroN. July 2o.-Judee JeHorls
and Col. Norman. Of Mississippi visited
Judge Dent to-day aud found hlm heartily
enlisted in the cause Of the Conservative
Republican party. Judge Dent expresses
ms denomination 20 VISIT the State and cane
Dass Tor the party whether nominated for
/ Governor or not.
SAG FRANcisco. July 20.-Arrngoments
have been made q carry fruit from San
Francisco % New York AZ five cents per
pound. aud cmlgrant- % san Francisco at
$50 from Nv York and SIS FROM q irnro.
WAsHIScroN, July 2i.-En0rts arc aH6ar
10 remove Copt, Gordon Adam. Atfnruey
for Mississippi N Is understood Commando
Ames desires bis removal. The charges
against Adam are political.
Wade SAYS the Virginia result vim affect
unfayornbly the ensuing Northern clrcttuns.
Revenue Department decides smoking
tobacco cannot be Tctnilcd from pound pack
ages unless packed in wooded boxes and
stamped.
NEw ORLEANS. July 21.-First case and
death from yellow fever this season occur
red yesterday. The victim WAS q young
Frenohman, Just arrived from France, stop.
\ ping few hoursin Havana, and Guaranteed
NEw ORLEANs. July 2i.-Cotton quiet
middlings 32iS sales 2l9 bales receipts 30
bales; gold ass sterling 40; sugar Dun +
common 100 IL; prime l3A4 molasses, none
Offering.
ST. LOWS. July 2l.-Flour. S5 2j@s5 90 f;
| Wheat no spring Offering. Corn. on 20@l
/ o. Oats 7l@75; kyc, ~ 25i Whisky, 81 u3i
Pork, 433 25@33 30; Bulk clear rlb Sides
l6A Shoulder u %; Bacon, lia@lsia@
49, Hams. ~.
INV YoRK. July 23.-Cottou more active
| at easier prices, sales 1900 bales Gold, 30.
| LIVERPOOL July 2l.-N0on-Cattou quiet
IPlands, l2'6 Orleans, 49, sales 5000 bales.
WAsHINaroN, July Ex-senator Morton
favors the recognition ofCubans as hclligcr-
ents.
Gen. Ames, commanding Mississippi BIAS
F, been called 10 Long Branch by Grant.
Decrease Of the public debt probably 81.
100000.
Commissioner Parker has adyiccs COM
vincing him Of the danger OF extended ln-
| dian troubles during the Summer.
Prominent Radicals here are hopeless of
success Of Stokes in Tennessee.
| The Star says the President this morning
transmitted "A despatch 10 the secretary of
the Interior 10 have Egypt aud CINCINNATI
/ his two myOritc carriage horses, ahod aud
! sent on Immediately to Long Branch. Tho
order has already been complied with.
! IL Is understood that the steamer Seminole,
which left Norfolk on the nth, under sealed
1 orders l. directed to capture and bring tO
| Washington the Hayton priyatcer Hero, for
\ molesting Am ricun shipping
| uOar 4 reported 20 have said lo q drlcga-
| tlon urging interference la behalf ufccrmin
Americans incarccrated bag Ireland ior
/ Fenianism that the men had no business u
| Ireland he believed the Invasion Ot Canada
/ was the act of a set OF robbers and murder
ers who deserved, severe punishment and
declared that our governments was dotrr-
mined To have the laws mlthiull1 anu Nlgnr-
| Ously executed.
| The New FORK Tribune says cditorially
| "The President, We need not hnruly state
has had NO part nor lot iu the proposed nome
ination OF his relative, Judge Dent for 0ov-
faE lfHF III HHH
| Is a Conservative Republican or Radical, or
| no Republican ut all, makes no shadow uf
difference. The President has taken no part
/ IN the election Of Governors by the people
ofthe respective states and b. Yer! unlikely
AtExANDnIA, Va, July 22.-Comodore s.
| :. Lee, brother OF General II. y. Lee, died at
home, in stafford county to-day
NEw NoRK, July 22.-Frunk Ballard, scc-
rotary of the Security Insurance Company,
| l. defaulter 10 amount Of $4,000.
Special TO n. o. Times.
WASHINGTON. July 2O.-A delegation OF
conservative Mississippans called on Judge
Dent to-day, aud assured him of their desire
that lac should be the candidate tor HAT States
also, that his election was certain. Judge
Dent assured them he should run.
FOreIgn News
WAsHIN0roS. July 23.-Dispatchcs from
London. state that there was full attend
ance Ia the House OF Lords to-day. Gran
willie opened the debate, stating that the
ministers regarded the vote rejecting Tho
preamble as grave affair but were uuwill-
ing 10 prevent the consideration of the
amendments. and were anxious to conduct
the discussion In peaceful aud concillntlng
spirit.
Lord Cairns said that, since the adjourn
ment, lac had "a conference with Granville,
and that Russell and other leading peers
had accepted the compromise.
The Cubaus here have official news 90 the
18th.
The Spaniards made two attacks on Que
sada and were repulsed In both Instances,
with the loss of oyer 100, and Qucsada c0n-
tinues the seigc before Puerto Principe
A portion of JOrdan's command, posted
forty miles from 81. Jago DE Cuba, was at
tackled by 300 Spaniards commanded by Wall
mezada ia person. Amer three hours light
were reinforced aud renewed the attack
next day, made three assaults, losing hcay-
lily.
fight. The Cubans lost ~ la killed aud
wounded. including two officers.
The Spanish loss Is over 300.
They made good their retreat 20 st. Jago
de Cuba.
The Cabans are In good spirits, aud suffer
but little from cholera and yOmitO, so Prev
alent among the Spaniards.
Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.--CGton, receipts
to-day III bales for tho week, $3.50 bales;
exports for the week, cOastwiso, 3.b5s bales
stock on hand $500 bales sales to-day, 100
bales sales for the week ld5s bales mild
dlings 32l9 sugar, common, lOtoll; prime
1872; Molasscs, prime fermcuting, G3.
81 LOUIS. July 23.-Flour 80 50Jog6 7J;
wheat. 81 20 corn, 0JtOsl Os; oats, Gsto75;
rye, 81 %; whisky, 81 O5: groceries quiet
and unchanged; porl. s33 J0to833 40; ba-
con, l45stols9stolst4i hams, 22to23i lard,
NEw YORK. July 23.-Gold weaker, 358<
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-Cottnn, Tpluuda,
12iad; Orleans, 1871; sales 10000 bales.
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a Few MaxInis fer Young H.ndles.
From the Demorcst
Never make your appearance IN the
morning without first having bathed, II
only with a sponge and a quart of water,
brushed and arranged your hair and
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