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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06
A Most Useful Article in eueru hons,

A Most Useful Article in every house
hold is a sewing machine. The Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine combines in every
degree the most perfect machine ever in
vented. It is elegant in finish, sim pie to
learn, runs smoothly and quickly, and what
is more important, is the cheapest The
Wilson Machine has received the highest
praise from all who have used it, and stands
at the head of all sewing machines. Ma
chimes will be delivered at any Railroad
Station in this county, tree OF transportation
charges, if ordered through the Company's
Branch Houte at l89 Canal street, New Or
leans, La.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want few more good
agents,
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Falcon.l
Capt w. r. Barksdale, of Grenada,
at the courthouse last Monday, delivered
to the Oxford Democratic. Conservative
Club, one of the most dispassionate and
cogent speeches that it has been our
pleasure to listen to for years.
Kinds Co. Gazette]
Oh, yes! Ames q Co., found $50, 900
in the State Treasury. They were anxious
to seize and divide il. The injunction
granted by Peyton, (Republican) of the
Supreme Court, stopped the misappropri-
alton. They now howl like mad-men. Let
them howl.
Vicksburg Herald
When Hill was nominated his defeat
was foregone conclusion. Every white
Radical in this county had declared. in
advance, his determination to vote for
Col. Hooker, eff that id niger, Jim
Hill, received the nomination of his par
ty.
Chickasaw Messenger.I
The taxpayers are indebted to Messrs.
Harris, George and Potter, for their noble
effort they are now making to prevent the
issuance of the sos, 900 voted by a corrupt
Legislature to pay the expense of organ
izing the Gatling Gun Militia.
Chickasaw Messenger
The canvass is proceeding as we'll as
could be expected. The elements are
little threatening or so, but with due pre-
cautions we think we will make the port
with the old banner and the old ship of
State all right side up. Let the boys de-
termine to win, keep cool and bear up
like men and soldiers.
Advance
j. Z. Bridges, in Choctaw, and Samuel
Parker, in Sumner, are noble specimens
of Democracy and will do good service
in the coming canvass. They will each
carry their counties by from 600 to 800
majority. They will make creditable
members of the Legislature.
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THE REYNOLDS CoTToN Press. The
ltention of our planting readers is called
the advertisement of the Reynolds Re-
Diving Wrought-Iron Screw Plantation
DttOn Press. The manufacturer, Mr.. Rey-
pds, is not by any means alone in the
piniOn that it is 'the best" cotton press
use. 1t is favorite press on many PLAN
tions in this section. Send for circular
W. Fl. Reynolds, p. o. Box 1890, New
rleans.
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THE MILITIA.-Capt. CIinghan's COM
hny has been ordered ''into quarters
Bhatever that means) and are expected to
fill one hour each day, and have roll call
Fce a day, Sundays excepted. Their
ms will be issued this evening.
The negro company, commanded by
aldwell. received arms on Saturday and
I've had two drills since It is said that they
|e fed at camp and their rations charged to
L State
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|THE CARD OF H. M. TAYLOR will be
nnd with other new advertisements in to-
IS paper. If yon want house built, or
you want sash, doors, blinds, mouldings,
|, Harry Taylor will fill your order
EOmptly, on the cheap-tor-eash principle.
s work, like his card, speaks for itself.
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VlcioaR Negroes Protecshng Their
Race An Law Iessme.s. w
a RfOt Feared IA .Ionesboro. G:eoa.-
giU,se fa

NV YoRK, Oct fla dispatch from
Jonesboro, Ga, reports trouble again
brewing between the whites and blacks,
growing out of the conviction and SEN
tence of George Speer, a negro, to be
hanged for outraginga white girl. Sub
sequent to his conviction, another negro,
who had committed similar crime, was
found dead, and Speer's friends claim
that he was innocent and that both
crimes were committed BY the dead negro.
On Monday night the armory of a militia
company was broken into and twenty-one
guns were distracted. Twenty of them
were afterwards found hidden in a school
house belonging to the colored people.
The President I'm Urah.
SALT LAKE Cry. UTAH, Oct. A.
The President is here and was met at
Ogden by the Governor and other officials
and citizens, and also by Brigham Young
and party, all of whom accompanied him
to Salt Lake City.
Memorial Pageant Ina Honor of
Ex.President johnson.
NASHVILLE, Oct 4.-The memorial
son was full and a complete success
without q disturbance or accident. 1t
was the largest turn out of the populace
ever witnessed in this city, made up of
military civic, mechanics and literary
societies; it was two hours passing the
capitol. AT sunset ex-senator Fowler
delivered the memorial address at the
capitol this evening.
Destructive Fires.
New York, Oct. 4.-The building
known as the Body House, about 100
yards from the poOrhouse building, con-
tanning forty-one babies, as many misses,
and sixty-one female paupers, has burn
ed. Loss $4,000.
Dies MONIES, Oct. 4.-The fire was
confined TO the courthouse. The records
were saved. Loss $40, 900.
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th@tto fhsir own writer's b answer Or not,
as they see fit. We herewith send you a
certificate given by Messrs- Yeandle and
Mclean, who were with Sheriff Parker
on the 18th. HENRY c. CAPELL.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 18th day of September, 1875.
= SEAL. r. NJ. NELSON, Up.
We, the undersigned, certify that we
accompanied Sheriff Parker, on the 18th
inst, TO Kirkland's School-house, in the
lower part of Amite county, and very
near the State line of Mississippi and
Louisiana, and personally witnessed all
the interviews between said Sheriff and
citizens, IN which conversations occurred
in reference to the excitement and state
of feeling that existed there on that
occasion, and expressly deny that any
threat or exhibition of bodily harm to us
or any other person was anticipated out
side Of the determination of the whites to
preserve the peace.
w. 81. YEANDLR.
n. S. MCLEAN.
The above is a duplicate of the original
certificate, signed By w. H. Yeandle and
N. s. Mclean.
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In a recent number We published a re-
port of civil rights case in New York,
resulting from the refusal of the mana
gers of public school to admit a negro
pupil. In this number viii be seen a
report of another case in Philadelphia,
caused by the denial of the right to bury
a colored person in public cemetery.
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If you eyer expect to rebuild the South, Pa
tronize Home institutions, and keep your mo-
ney at home.
We defy competition in quality Of work, all
we ask is fair trial satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Hear what the Farmers who have tried them
and know, say about our plows:
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Mayor of Terry and e. e6feio J. P.

HoS. A. G. BRowN.-His counsels to
the people are always marked WITH Wis.
dom and moderation. LIT MISSISSIPPI
could send to the next Congress dele
CATION of men equal in ability and Integ-
rity to Brown, even though half the
number be Republican, che would begin
to regain her old influence In that body.
st. Louis Republican.
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II. DUDLEY CoLEMAN.-This has
become familiar name to the readers of
CHE CLARION, for his business card annually
appears in our columns, and every body
knows that he and his machinery make
ghings lively about the machine shed at our
annual State Fairs. We never doubt the
success of a Fair when Coleman says he will
pc on hand, for he has an eye to business,
And he usually sells what ever he brings up
or exhibition. Planters, saw mill men
Ind others, who want flour mills, corn mills,
cotton presses, cotton gins, engines, saw
mills, ETC., would do we'll to send for his
price list before closing with other prOpo-
e'uons. Ifyou wan3 to buy, and if you
nave the cash. he will give you "bottom
ngures' and what he sells he guarantees.
pee his card in this issue
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From Daily Clarion, Tuesday, 9TH

The REGIsTRATION COMMITTEE
The Committee on Naturalization and Reg
istration appointed by the Capitol Demo-
cratic Conservative Club, are requested to
meet the President of til e Club at his office
Tomorrow morning. Let. every one be
present Co1snaittee-H. NJ. Taylor, Chair
man, Herbert Spengler. Sr., Henry Strauss,
John Sharp, John Mcdonald, w. S Hamil-
ton, w. I. Deason, S. Livingston, o. p.
Wright, james Shelton, j. A. Webb, J. w.
Fife, Geo. Harrington, John c. Virden, j.
w Johnson, T. A. Catchings, w. l.. Hardy,
Walt. Hendricks.
TT. WHARTON, President.
r. L. SAUNDERS. Secretary.
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Jackson. SEPT. 2eth. 1875

UaOIAoO-NI IJI11 I -VIIIJ 1910
EDS. CLARIoN:-Enclosed hand you
a copy of a resolution, adopted by "The
West jackson Democratic and Conserva-
tive Club" at their last regular meeting,
with request for publication.
Very respectfully,
w. S. HAMILTON,
Secretary,
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rHr Rev. w. E. M. Linfeld will
Iocb at the Methodist Church next Satur-
4 and Sunday He will attend the fourth
4 rterly meeting of this conference year.
are cordially invited.
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SMALL THIEvING. = Some one last
nj stole one of the marble slabs in the
Eewalk fronting our office. The pavement
Z not In very good condition before, and
4 has not mproved it any.
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MAGNOLIA CAMP MEETING'-We are
buested to announce that the Camp Meet
4 at Magnolia commences on Thursday of
4 week, and that the railroad fare has
en reduced to l14c per mile for all desiring
attend.
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Holly Springs Reporter.I
Cool and patient courage is the com.
panion of success. Let each member of
the Conservative party practice it in. this
canvass. Our party does notneed ssthe
blood of twenty or thirty cOlored men to
help it, but on the contrary it needs
peace and harmony, patience and pluck,
and much Of what the Texans call, ssgit
up and git, in ita work.
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|RELrGIoUs.-There will be preaching
the Presbyterian church Friday night,
turday morning and night, and at the
ual hours on Sabbath. The pastor will
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Roudebush, OF
ystal Springs. II
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|The Jackson Jockey Club will take
hrge of the racing department OF the
he Fair. They made it success the last
b., and will offer even better purses for the
Iproaching trials of speed.
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= and Mrs. Thos. Green and daughter,
HI. Green, and Mr. and Mrs. j.
c,svens. returned from their summer
( on last Saturday.
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NV"amtttee on Democratic Bar
beCWee

!, Ane following general committee has
80 appointed on Barbecue, which is to be
, $50 on the Goth day of October. and as
oTs .e Is out short time to work in, the
=. man is requested to call q meeting OF
~ 'Ommittee as soon as possible:
D :, y. Stewart, Chairman; o. p. Wright,
: a. 4 Pittman, E. 6. Wall, J. w. johnson,
=, = Chiids, Matt F. Ash. Ned Parish, J.
w Langley, c. A. Brougher, S. e. Virden,
w o. hull, j. L. Power, E. Watkins.
I'm power to appoint as many sub-cOm-
'''ees from the roll of the club as they
see nj. r.. L. SAUNDERS,
Sec'y. Capitol Dem.-Con. Club.
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WILL H. HARVEY, of Choctaw Agency, Miss:
Better than any cast pillow ] ever used ~
light draft and well made have tested u In
both black, stiff and sandy mi ed, and it gives
entire satisfaction.
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D. r. HEARN, of Tugaloo Miss:
"They have been run in all sorts Of land,
both turf and roOty-none have broken--they
are the best cast pillow | know Of The scraper
works like a charm
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Jno. b. LEWIS, of Stems Creek, Rankin Co;
81 pronounce il "A success plOw worthy
the patronage Of all farmers.
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en-. Fire Co.. No. 2, attended the funeral,
'rr,dsv last, of Miss Mary Reynolds, who
i life honorary member of the Compa-
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FEE Public Schools opened favorablY
,uorning-one hundred pupils in the
bred school, and seventy in the white
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Mr.. r. II. ADDKINsoN, of Camden, Miss.
"By far the strongest-has the best points,
and does the best work in moist or dry ground
of any other plow.
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Dir 81 ALEXANDER.


TWAS iust received a fresh supply Of Boz
III TAKIC MEDICINES for sale. Having
devoted much time and attention f0r many
years 70 Chronic Diseases, be be- prepared i0
cure Dyspspsih and Chronic Diarrhmai Chrou-
"a Diseases Of The Lungs Liver Spleen end
Dfopsy, Asthma, Scrofuln aud Iet-
ter, Uterine derangemonts, etc. Persons rc-
siding az too great distance 90 eonauh bum Nm
person can do 90 BY letter successfully Pub
lie patronage respectfully solicited.
July %, lsI5-5m,
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]. p LEE Of Byram, Miss, says:
lit is the best cast pillow / ever saw, runs
light, turns very well goes in the ground fine
~, and is easy 70 guide"
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GEO. MURREY, of Pelahatchie, Miss:
"Far superior to the improved Avery for
can be no Improvement made
ON the scraper
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If you want flour mills, corn mills, saw
mills, cotton presses, cotton gins, steam en-
gines, shafting betting, and machinery or
gearing of any kind, correspond with Fl.
Dudley Coleman, No. u Union street, New
Orleans,a and your orders will receive prompt
attention. 3-m.
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CLINTON. Oct. s

Clarion Office: Smith was arrested
while committing a burglary, at two
o'clock last night. He attempted to es-
cape, and was shot. He came in town
after dark, was unknown to any person.
Was released this morning because sup
posed to be demented.
ID w RIcr
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The PARLoR SHOE SToRE.-The IL
Illustrated advertisement of Mr.. Phil. Gilbert
will show how they do things at the Parior
Shoe Store, in Spengler's block. The store
is being elegantly fitted up, and has already
become a place of popular resort for the
lovers of the new and beautiful and sub
stantial in the shoe and boot line. Mr.. Thos.
f. Lewis. the courteous manager of the es-
adjustment, will take great pleasure in
showing purchasers or visitors the almost
endless variety of boots, shoes, slippers, etc.,
now in store. The Parlor Shoe Store is well
worth visit
w,u,1 NWox,o~ Of srex-r.vss Reply to-
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i VIM. L. Nugent and family returned
!, their Northern trip last Saturday
n
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= had the pleasure at a visit, last week,
Hon. j. w. c. Watson, of Holly
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Patent Granite Iron Ware.

nyHE ONLY SUITABLE COOKING
IL VESSELS, and CHAMBER UTENSILS
in the World. For sale By -,
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The PREsBATERY OF CENTRAL, MIS-
sIssIPPI, meets at Walden, on Tuesday, Octo-
Der, 18th, instead of llth, as we published
last week. The hour is / am
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Liverpool Cotton Market.


NEW YORK DC. 4--Gold 171s. Exchange,
long, 49,; short. A S21s. Cotton quiet
and firm; sales 900; Uplands, 1875; Orleans
1879.
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Mr. J. r. POWELL, of Canton, Miss.
els the best | ever used, and can highly
recommend it to any one wanting first rate
pillow and scraper
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ResOIMti OnS by the Democratic.
Conservative Club of West Jack.
son.
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If you want the best Cast Plow in America
with cast point. steel point. and steel scraper
all adjustable to the same pillow, send your or
ders to
STUART KIRKLAND.
Jackson, Miss.
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Ii you want the best and most durable Cast
Plow that is made, send yOnr orders TO
STUART x KIRKLAND,
Jackson, Miss.
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n Daily Clarion, Tuesday, 5th.l
TOR the benefit of ye s'bold soldier
DOss we print the following:
Attention, Company
NJ company A, State Militia win meet at the
, :. engine house to-day, at five O'Clock,
d.;MiI7 70 receive arms and for roll call and
BY order of the Captain.
w, 8. HAMILTON, O. 8,
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Stuart & Kirkland
STUART & KIRKLAND, PrOprletorS.

IF you want a good, cheap Cast Plow, send
Il your orders to
STUART & KIRKLAND.
jackson Miss
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Thomas ATKINSON, Master of Capitol Grange
No 10 At JncksOn Miss:

"Have used almost every cast pillow that has
been brought 10 this market and can truly
saw yours Z equal TO the best / know il to
be in extensive use among the members of our
Order and it has given entire satisfaction
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Grand Mass Meeting and Barbecue

In the interest of peace and the Democratic
Conservative party,
At Clinton, Oct. 9Isf, 1875.
All friends of the cause in the county and
State are cordially invited.
G. NJ. LEWIS, Secretary
Clinton Anti-Radical Club.
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white man named Anthony Smith. VIII o
says he has been teaching colored school
near Raymond, arrived here this MORNING
He has been seriously shot int places.
He says that he originally came from Chi
cago' and that he ran from Raymond at
night for fear of danger, and IN consequence
Of threats that had been made; that he went
to Clinton, was in house there, was called
out and was walking up the street with
them = that he knew atbey'' wanted to
hang him, SO he ran and was shot He hall
Ioed and large crowd came; they put him
In jail didn't send Tor doctor or ANYTHING:
that ''they' killed another man, and cut him
up in stakes and eat them, and made him eat
them that he believed that they were
going to cut him up in stakes, hang him.
etc. The account he gives is terrible, but
fortunately not true. He does it ND too
nne for belief. The old adage, s'false In
one, false in ALL will apply very properly
in his case
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L. r. MoNrGoMYnY, of Madison Station. Miss,
Pres Mississippi State Fair Association;
"Ithiuk il equal 20 any cast pillow now in use
in this part OF the country-runs light, turns
well, aud is substantially made
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as- All kinds Of PLANTATION MACHIN-
cry and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
kept in stock
Oct. 4 lS75-3m.
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Special to The DAILY CLARION.
CLINTON, Oct. 5.
Clarion Office: Smith was arrested for
breaking into a private residence at two
o'clock last night. He attempted to es-
cape, and was shot by the police.
E. w. CABINEss.
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WANTED

TNHE POSITION OF TEACHER iuaum...
Il or in Public or Private Srhu.I b. .
young lady qualified to teach tr Eu....
branches, also French gud Music AIH....
I. :. Dabuey, it,. Principal M,CumI CHA.
Academy, McConb City. Miss.
Sept. 22-3l
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M1- Send for Circulars and Price List Or
ders from Dealers and Consumers solicited.
Send in your orders early, so that we may oil
them in time.
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TennysOn's New Drama,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5--Tennyson's new
drama, Queen Mary" was successfully
played at Arch Street Theatre.
New YORK, Oct. 5-Tilkens and Arabella
GODDARD had crowded and enthusiastic
house last night.
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Connecticut Elections.

Hartford, Oct. SIN the town elections
local questions entered largely No mark
ed changes from last year. The Republic
ans elected the town clerk and first select
man, and the Democrats elected the bal
ance. The constitutional amendments
making the gubernatorlal term two years,
and changing the State election from spring
to fall, carried by large majority. The
larger towns, generally, voted for licenses,
the smaller ones about equally divided.
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he Weekly Clarion.

EoNEsDAv, ocTosER .. ls7s.
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Assault ON a Priest

BALTIMORE. Oct. 4--Albert I'll. League,
captain of life boat, approached the sac
risty of st. Patrick's Church during SER
vice, and attempted to shoot Father Gaite-
ley, because League alleges that he placed
his daughter in an Indiana convent. League
was held for the grand jury.
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CLTsrox. Mss, July 18th. 1873.

MEssRs. SrrtEr KIRKLASD We have
thoroughly tried your pillow; II is the best cast
pillow we have ever tried: first it is more dur
able second il turns dirt better, and runs
considerably lighter on the team.
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LONDON, Oct. s. The experiment of
bringing peaches by steamer Canada from
New York, in box on deck arranged on
Allegretti's refrigerator plan, was success,
the fruit being delivered in good condition,
and being readily purchased.
The Times has a special from Shanghai,
which says. a decree appears in the Pekin
Gazette conceding intercourse hereafter be-
tween chiefs of government departments
and foreign ministers.