The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Revenue $4,000
Admiral karragut is very sick
| In the present unsettled condition of affair
he mails and diplomatic communication
via go by special messengers. Three mes
/ iengers have been dispatched since the
| commencement of complications. The dis
patches carried, it Is said, were not Of extra
PRIMARY significance
| Customs for the week ending July 10th
were over $3,25O,OOO.
| The President writes that he will II cal
an extra session of Congress unless Euro
pean hostllities make il necessary. He goes
TO St Louis in few DAYS.
/ The State Department. has advices from
&c. n. Goulding, Consul, to the following
effect, dated Hong Kong. Feb. 9th: l have
the honor 10 report that the French bark
Vile DE ST. Lee, Dubois, master, sailed
hence to-day with two hundred Chinese en-
igrant passengers for New Orleans. This
is probably the first emigrant ship which
has sailed from China TO the east coast OF
the United States These people are sent
by the Arkansas River Valley Immigration
farm work in the Valley of the Arkansas
river. They have been subject by me to a
very severe and rigid examination. as "a
their knowledge of the country they were
going TO, the wages, &C., they were to re-
ceiye, and the length of time they exnected
TO remain Each individual was personally
examined by the Colonial Surgeon, as 10 his
health and fitness to undertake the voyage
The provisions were carefully inspected by
the Harbor Master. In fact all the require
ments of the local authorities were fully
complied with. They left this port free and
are.voluntary emigrants, and were not only
willing, but anxious TO go.
PANS, july 24.-The Gar has addressed a
note to the French Government.
He regrets the precipitate measures taken
on both sides, and that opportunity was
not allowed Russia and the Other powers OF
Europe TO act in favor of peace. The Car.
while ,egretting the calamity of war, will
remain neutral as long as the interests OF
Russia do not suffer. He adds that he is
ready to do all to limit the hostilities and
mitigate the horrors Of war.
ROME July H.-His Holiness, the Pope. is
in receipt of official information from
Frarce, that all the French troops. now in
this city, have received orders to immedi-
atel, evacuate the Pontifical territory. The
ItalRn government having promised to re-
sped the Pope's dominion.
PARIS, July 27.-Midnight.-By Imperial
decree, the Empress Eugene is appointed
Regent of France during the absence of the
Emperor at the seat of war.
VIENNA, July 4.-Baron Beust, the Aus
TRAN Prime Minister, has issued q circular
ID the Austrian Ministers abroad. He says
IF unsuccessful in sparing Europe blood
shed and Austria the most serious conse-
qtences indispensable To a war between two
powerful nations, we desire, at least, to nit
ehC NloICuGC VI LilaI war. therefore,
Austria will preserve an attitude of entire
Teltrality, resisting every overture to par
ddpate. We should be imprudent if we
are DESTROYS to remain masters of our own
Cestinies, to omit any measure tending to
Guarantee tranquility to the European peo-
Die.
WASHINGTON, July 28.-The following is
ne foreign summary: Napoleon's Mobili-
able force on the fronties is 100000 men.
Prussia can't fight except at desperate
dds on the frontier. Teeming country en-
.bles the Emperor to dispense with COM
nissary.
The weather is SPLENDID for fighting.
Prussia replies to overtures of peace from
rance through Russia: 1T is too late
Eugenie's regency is not absolute, she
I'LL be governed by Napoleon's instruc-
ions, AID is forbidden to promulgate other
lws than those now pending.
| 1t is regarded that the Emperor intends
oOsing on the Prussians between Theon-
vile and Weissemberg, and by that means
scceed in throwing McMahOn's army
aross the Rhine.
McMahon's army consists of three army
crps, commanded by Folly, Donay and
AcMahon, and 800 marines under General
Ievassaigne, accompany the Baltic fleet to
tie objectietive point, Strelsand.
France reiterates the denial of authenti-
city of secret treaty with Prussia.
BERLIN, July 2S.-Prussia, in accepting
Iaris' declaration, also exempts from seizure
tAe enemy's merchantmen not carrying
cntraband of war.
PARIS, July 2S.-The Moniteur Deserr
says the movements of the French armies
point to immediate and decisive action.
Olivier jnvokes the prayers of the clergy
for the safety of the Emperor and the
young Prince.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S.-The Russian
forces In Poland are Increased to two hun
bred thousand, including the Imperial regi-
nents of guards.
LONDON, July 2S.-The Times, in COM
nenting on the secret treaty, it is clear
10th parties are involved in the conspiracy,
Duching which both should make clean
lreast: The North German Confederation
will exhibit other similar overtures from
Napoleon.
The people of st. Petersburg are furious
ecause Prussia intercepts English and
french journals.
The Times fears Belgium's good under
landing with France is due TO her hatred
# Prussia.
War premium on French bottoms one
half of one per cent.
French cruisers off Isles of Wright board
ing merchantmen.
| PARIS, July 2S-Only reserve steamer of
Ihe French Transatlantic Mail Company
seized by the government.
4 Prussia claims that England furnishes
arms and coal to France.
LIVERPOOL, July % ALI demonstrations
in favor of Prussia or France forbidden
here.
PARIS, July 29.-Edmond is about to sue
coed Paradol in the Academy, and probably
as Minister to Washington.
FLORENCE, July 2S.-Madam RalaZzi is
dead.
DUBLIN, July 25-The sympathy of Ire
land is almost unanimous with France
Large meetings were held at Dublin, Cork
and elsewhere in Ireland yesterday. Strong
GAlliean resolutions were adopted.
The engagements so Far.
LONDON. July 25.-The following dis