The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-15

WASHINGTON. July ll.--Judge Chase l.
here. and &c Il understood will hear the APP
plieatiCn for a writ Of habeas corpus la the
Ierger case.
an earlier election for Mississippi than was
determined upon by Fridays Cabinet. There
is some probability Of a success.
Gov. Pease. Of Texas. is here ia the inter
est OF the Conservative RepublicAns,
WASHINGTON June l2-GOv. walker OF
Virginia. had a long and satisfactory inter
view with Grant this morning.
Robson. responding TO New Jersey
friends. said, regarding Grant admlnistra-
ton, rs the policy by which the rebellion
was finally subdued. was the policy OF action
rather than professions; SO the policy OF the
Dresent administration under President
Grant. must be Judged by its fruits. with
no startling ANNOUNCEMENTS, Win no pro-.
! fcssions OF splendid policy. the administra-
I ton of Gen. Grant endeavors quietly, per-
sistently. honestly. To perform each day the
duties which each dav hnds before It.
Judge Chase has ordered a hearing of the
application for writ OF haoeas corpus ~
the Yerger case, which Is now under trial
/ in Mississippi by a Military Commission,
/ for the killing of Colonel Crane, AT eleven
O'Clock Wednesday. Judge chase has or
deed notice of the hearing 10 be served
\ upon the Attorney General.
/ The Judge, il appears. has no discretion
/ in the matter. and the first point 10 be ar
4 gued will be Jurisdiction, that decided athr-
/ matively, the merits OF the Military Com
l mission will be argued, because the Judge
will not grant writ OF habeas corpus IN,
| less the facts alledged In the petition, should
enable him To discharge the prisoner, In
other words. the Judge will not have The
/ prisoner brought from Mississippi only 10
| recommit him to the costody of the Military
/ Commission. In this branch of hearing, the
recent opinion of Attorney General Hoar'
/ in favor Of the case. comes up Tor review
and adjudication, and n decision on the con-
stitutionality of part Of the reconstruction
| acts, which authorizes Military trials. In the
present condition of the country 10 be given.
The President departs on Thursday for
Long Branch, TO be absent two weeks.
! The Conservatives of Texas and Mississp-
nj have little hope this evening of securing
the election earlier than the last Of Nevem-
Der.
RELFAsT, July 12.-There was heavy
riot between Orangemen and Catholics.
GALWAY. July l2.-Fenian outrages occur
daily. Capt. Lambert was shot fatally.
Markets.
New ORLEANS, July 12.-Cotton quiet.
Middlings, 32iS sales, 60 bales receipts, 2lo
bales. Sugar firm, common l0s4. prime ID 2
@i33[c. Molasses, choice fermenting COO
Ga. Gold 81.
ST.. LOUIS, July I2.-Flour So 25@SJ -
| wheat. 81 226$ ~; corn. choice 9OdW
oats, fancy. 72@76; rye, 81 l2le; whisky
ST. pork, $33 %; bacon, shoulders, lIl4 ;
! clear sides. 49, hams. 81 lard. Is.
LOUISVILLE. July 12.-IIeavy bagging
%; flour - %; grain and groceries un-
| changed; sales of 80 hhds. tobacco nj - ~
/ @lS pork S33 90: bacon. II smlS@ lSla.
NEW YORK, July l2.-Cotton unchanged
sales $50 bales at Jil4@3il2; gold strong at
81.
LIVERPOOL. JULIO l2.-Cotton active. up
lands, l21ad: Orleans, l2'4d; sales 1900
/ bales.