The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-02-23
Last OF The Cuban In-urrcclron.

Last Of Ille Cuban InsurrectIOn.
HAVANA. Feb. l7-Governor General
Valmazeds arrived at Cienfuegos this morn
ing and was received with enthusiasm. -
Tie surrenders TO Major Arragon near
Colon continue. A telegram from Saneti
Spiritus to Diarre says that the surrendered
insurgents of the State OF CespedeZ are
making efforts TO leave the island from the
north east.
ANOTHER CHARGE or BIGAMY AGAINST
BOWEN.
To-day another warrant was issued from
the Police Court by Judge Smell, charging
Representative Bowen with Bigamy, ~
marrying Mrs. King while he had "A wife
living-Erances Hicks, whom lac married In
1852 at Augusta. Ga. The warrant was
placed in the hands OF detective for service,
and he went TO Bowen's residence and
served the warrant. The latter expressed
no surprise, other than To ask when they
would cease coming after him, and then
went with the officer TO the POLICE Court.
INFAMOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE
SOUTH.
The Special Committee on Southern Out
RACES is occupied daily In taking testimony
relative to affairs in North Carolina. The
operations of the Ku-KluX in that State, and
other matters involving the safety OF the
freedmen at elections and their personal
liberty, will occupy the Committee until the
close of the session, allowing only time sur
ficient to make their report. IL is claimed
that this is necessary rs the testimony In
wolves the validity OF the present Legisla-
ture, and consequently the United States
Senatorship, TO which Governor Vance was
elected. The Committee still refuse To make
any of the testimony public. saying II in
wolves the safety of the witnesses. Mem
beers of the Committee say the testimony
generally is startling, and will warrant and
demand stringent repressiye legislation.
BEAST BUTLER's LAST KICK Ar THE SOUTH.
General Buffers bill preventing and pun
ishing outrages upon loyal citizens of the
South, taking and preserving evidences Of
claims of such citizens for property taken
during the war by the army. Is freely criti-
cised More than $50 commissioners are
authorized by the bill, one for each county
i'm twelve States, and one for each city Of
over 10000 inhabitants. These officers are
to be paid only by fees, and will naturally
endeaYor TO create business for their own
profit; this they can do only by encourag-
ing people TO prefer claims against the Uni-
ted States or by arresting persons suspected
of KuKlux offenses or ailinites, and binding
them over TO the United States District
Courts for trial. The result would be an
enormous amount of claims and more Grim
inal business for the district courts than
they could dispatch In ten years. The Oil
also virtually takes from the State courts
all Jurisdiction over criminal olenses.
EUROPE.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 1S.-The Assembly has
conferred executive power on Theirs, with
the power TO select his council, OF winch
Theirs IA president. Favre continues as MIN
lister for Foreign Affairs. The Chamber
showed a disposition to postpone consldera-
ton regarding Alsace and Lorraine. Theirs
insisted upon its present consideration
Gav A
sponsibility, clearly declare its wishes upon
Ore subject.
PARIS, Feb. 49, (yia London, Feb. 49,
Many members of the Diplomatic Corps
have returned here.
The Crown Prince Frederick william Is
known TO be opposed TO the entry Of the
German army in this city.