The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-22

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northwest, was murdered by supposed
agent of the Servian government Both
Jubabratich and Hubmayer are Austrians.
| The present insurgent leaders are Monte
| negrians and we're appointed by their
| prince.
The American Note.
| LoNpoN, Jan. 2l-The Anti-Slavery So
| ciety addressed Earl Derby memorial on
| the American Spanish note; Earl Derby re-
| piled that the Government would give the
subject the attention its Importance de-
serves.
The memorial of the Anti-Slavery Socie-
~ TO Earl Derby, the Foreign Minister, on
the Cuban question, states that they have
reliable Information OF Spain's Willingness
60 place Cuba in the same relation toward
herself that Canada occupies toward Eng
land, on condition that slavery is retained.
The memorial points out that in view OF the
recent American circular, the obstacle no
longer exists, which was advanced by Earl
Derby last year, that great Britain's inter-
ference in the Cuban question would cause
jealousy in the United Ststes.
Sherman's Common Unit.
LONDON, j an 2l.-The Times, in lead
ing editorial article on American finances,
endorses Senator Sherman's proposition
looking to a common unit for money for the
United States and Great Britain The wri-
ter says that America, in returning TO specie
payments, will also enter upon new phase
of monetary development; therefore the
change in the American standard of value
Will involve a serious shock to her social
and commercial arrangements, such as
would ensue upon an alteration in value in
British Sovereigns.
The Times thinks the position opens no
less a prospect than the establishment of a
common monetary system among all Eng
lish speaking people, who, by the enG of this
century, will probably rule or influence the
people of the greater part of the earth's
surface, and monOpolze the larger part of
its commerce.
The Weather.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The weather is very
bad thrCughO Great Britain. The telegraph
lines are prOstrated between London and
Valencia. The American messages are dis
patched via the Brest and French cables.
Illness of the Pope.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The Lancet says that
on Friday, the Pope, after a fatiguing
reception, complained of being very un-
well. He had an epileptic seizure, lasting
forty minutes, and since then he has been
confined to his bed. Though his health re-
qures the doctors constant attendance and
care, the grave reports recently circulated
are grOundless.
Gambetta.
PARIS, JAN 2l.-Gambetta. in complain
inS ol oeiHP pIeNenleu iIoih duuIeSeIHS INC
electors on the eve of the election, says that
doubtless the public contemns the Govern
ment's policy, but certainly the Govern
ment's overthrow does not console me for
the humiliation of thinking that such Off
cial Outrages are possible only in France.
Victor EfuEO's Address.
PARIS, Jan. q Victor Hugo issued an
addre IS to the Senatorial delegates for Paris
and France.
He asked them to found democracy which
shall end foreign war by arbitration, civil
war by amnesty, and distress by educa-
ton.
MADRID. Jan. 2l.--Elections for Cortes
are proceeding in an orderly manner. The
Epoch in an editorial on the financial stu
alton urges the ministry to re-organize the
national finances on sound basis, and
restrict public expenditures as much as
possible.