The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-15

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NJ Petingill. first district, South Carolina NJ
:, son. second district. Tenn. Clarke first al
trlcL Georgia shattuck, third district MI
w sisSippi.
y Attorneys-Scott, Western Texas: Pui
= | viauce. West Tennessee
Dillingham;, Naval Agent. New Orleans
!. Magruder. Collector Customs Georgetown
4 Parker, Marshal for Texas.
: HoUsE.-Passed Mississippi. Virginia an
Texas election BILL with Senate amend
ments also the bill restoring Blauton Dun
cans property. Both 20 TO the Presiden
: WAsHINGToH. April 10. Congress AL
: journed at IL o'clock sine die
Bill removing political disabilities failed
; neither Senate nor House bill having passed
President signed Election Bill for Virgin
ia, Texas and Mississippi and amendment
10 Spirit and Tobacco Tax.
Most OF the morning was wasted in fill
clustering.
Savers amendment TO the election bill
which orders new registration, il Is estima
ted adds Is 600, white and loses several thou
sand negro votes in Virginia, and will worI
in same way in Mississippi aud Texas.
San FRANCISCO, April l0.-The hre a
elbow jacket Mine still RACES; no NOR,
bodies removed
NORFOLK, VA, April 10. - Propeller
| Thomas York, for Galveston burned of the
coast of IIatteras. The cook, three walters
one seaman and coal passer, supposed 10 be
| lost; the rest all saved.
NAsHINGroN-April a.-HoUsE.-Confer-
ence asked on amendment To the law OF
whisky and tobacco tax.
| Connecticut members seated.
Committee on elections by subcommittee
| are directed TO take evidence in the third
and fourth districts of South Carolina.
Meyers from Pennsylvania, seated by strict
| party vote.
Conference report on deficiency appropri-
| alton, passed.
Whittmore reported bill relieving from
| political disabilities large number of per-
sons but without action. Recess 70 :
o'clock.
SESATE.-After a somewhat bitter dts
cussion, on Murton's amendment making the
adoption of the 10th amendment a condition
precedent 10 representation, adopted; yeas
80, nays Anthony, Bayard. Boreman, Casser-
ly, Conkling. Davis, Edmunds Fenton.
Ferry, Fesseuden, Fowler McCreery, Nor
tom Patterson sawyer, Sprague, Stockton,
Thurman, Trumbull, Willey-20.
In the lii relating TO Mississippi. Vir-
ginia and Texas, the clause authorizing the
suspension OF the laws deemed oppressive
was strickenEout, and an additional clause
adopted declaring that the dill shall not OPP
crate as a complete restoration until action
is approved by Congress. In the first sec
ton the words registered voters of said
States stricken out and words voters or said
States registered ut time Of said submission
OF constitution inserted. Bill passed, yeas
A. nays 8; among them Sprague.
HoUsE.-Concurrence In Senate's amend
ment to Virginia Texas and Mississippi bill,
by strict party vote.
1t Is stated that Delano intends removing
every internal revenue supervisor in the
Southern Districts except Noah, of Tonnes
see.
The President issued proclamation sum
moning the senate in extra session, next
Monday for executive business.
VII. Barnes, Collector Of the first dis
trict In Pennsy lyania was the only nomlna-
ton to-day.
Jno. L. HAYNES, collector of customs in
Texas, was the only southern confirmation.
NEW YoRK. April 9.-The Rising star
brings 100000.
The small pox was raging fearfully at
Panama.
MONTREAL. April Extra precautions
are being taken To watch the banks here in
consequence of Information received by the
bank authorities that am organized robbery
would be attempted.
NEW YORK. April 9.-Cotton-Sales 5000 |
bales at PSF government securities strong, |
62's 2G; southern securities quiet, Alabama
SIS. 80.
The money market was irregular during |
the dav. but very stringent at It's close. Cali |
loans per cent, currency with commits |
sions of l-l6 TO 3 added, exchange dull, "a |
gold active and sIrong closing at 1915 stocks
closed buoyant.
The Sub-Treasury receipts were S1.s7l,- !
600; payments. S0s0O0O; balance, SsS,299,- |
600.
WAsHrNGrov. April s.-A Bill authoriz-
ing the submission TO voted the C0nstitu. I
lions recently framed in the States of Mis- /
sissippi. Virginia and Texas. also for the /
election of state officers and members OF
Congress, passed the House by vote of l25 4
to ~ IL authorizes the President TO order /
an election at his discretion; TO submit the /
entire Constitution or separate provisions /
thereof and forblds an election in Texas up- 1
til authorized by the President. The Com
General may, with the approval OF
the President suspend any existing State |
law i'm either Of these States that shall be |
deemed oppressive, until action shall be 1
had thereon, by the Legislature. which /
shall assemble on the fourth Tuesday alter /
the ratification il promulgated by the COM
General.
HAVANA, April 13.-Diaro reports the In
surgents at Los Nosa.
The woods around Puerto Principe are on /
fire. The insurgents are concentrating At |
Cling Villas.
by postponing action on the /
18th amendment.and organized for business. |
SAN Francisco. April l3-Mouthe OF /
Mines at Gold Hill opened; no signs of fire. |
Foul air prevents descent.
WAsHINGToN. April lion dit. Locke /
Lockwood and Org. are applicants for Lou
isiana Supervisorsaip. Org is the favorite. /
Hiestand and Long are after the Attorney /
for Lou siana. Long II the IA /
vorite. Norcioss and Morey are after the |
Louisiana Marshalship.
Among Gen. Sheridan's memoranda re- |
garding Louisiana. is an item that Dunn /
was an applicant for Liberia; also, Dumas.
All influential parties deny having urged /
Pinchback appointment.
NEW YORK. April 12.-It IL reported that |
4 fast sailing propeller left here few dilys
since with war material and one hundred
and twenty American veterans to aid the
Cubans.
WAsHISGrox, April DENOMINATION OF
Foreign Ministerss-Motley, England Mar
kereyt, of Ohio. Bolivia; Pile, of Missouri.
Venezula; James X. Jones, of Illinois. Bel
GUM: Jno. :. Carlisle, of West Virginia
J. II. Clay, (colored) Consult
General 10 Liberia; Kirk. Of Ohio, Minister
10 Arnentine Republic; Hurlburt ofIllinois
BoQota Hudson, Of Iowa Guatemala; Ed.
teolored) Hayti Curtland, OF Penn
sylyania, Russia; jay, Of New York, Aus
tria.
Evans. Marshal Of East Tennessee.
District Attorneys.-Adams, South Mis-
sissippi whipple. East Mississippi.
Assessors Whitehead. 2nd District OF
Georgia; Peabody, 5th District OF Tennes- |
see.
Postmasters-Ayer, Petersburg, Virgin /
la; Rhodes Abingdon, Virginia Miss Lane, /
Monroe. Louisiana; Young, Fredericksburg. /
Virginia; Miss Livingston, Greenville, Ala /
bama Wheeler. Eufaula, Alabama Tfbbetts, I
Floridai Ware, Key West, Flor /
Ida.
The working men Of the District of Co |
lumbia serenaded Sprague as a manifesto /
ton of their approval Of his late course
Indian appropriation bill provides that /
none of the treaties negotiated since June |
1867, be ratified and places control OF two |
millions in hands of President 30 be used as |
he sees fit In settling difficulties existing
between the Government and savages.
Ten treaties of VARIOUS kinds, Including |
the Alabama Treaty, is pending before the /
Senate.
The steamer Gettysburg Is ordered To take |
line soundings on the coast OF Cuba and |
Islands.
In the Supreme Court Judge Chase dis |