The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Turkish War.


leader, who was killed in the recent battle, |
was buried here. Six hundred insurgents, |
and the municipal officers of Rugusa, fol-
lowed his remains to their last resting place.
VIENNA Jan. 25.-The insurgents are APP
pretending that Andrassey's note VIII lead
to forcible intervention, compelling them to
Law down their arms, and are consequently
redoubling their efforts TO i'm prove their po-
sition. A brisk renewal of fighting may be
expected.
riousness. The party of Prince Montene-
| gro and Prince Karagergewitch have a ma
| ioriIy both in the country and SkuptSchlna,
| and are almost decided to get rid of Prince
| Milan The Prince was recently in confer
ence with the President, who. with the Sen
ators and others, said they know no other
resource, and he must resign, as coup detdt
was impossible
| Financial.
LoNDoN.-It is now thought on the stock
exchange that the bank rate will be re
duced on Thursday. The Times in its
financial article too day, says, the money
market remains inactive, and the business
| consists chiefly of loans which yield better
profits and quicker returns than discount
inc bills of exchange, consequently, the
discount quoted in several quarters to-day is
only about the actual rate which is not above
81 per cent. for Chree months bills. Inc
bank of England does no discount business
at all.
THE FRENCH ELECTION
The Daily News in its Paris special says
Evening papers state that at the MlnlsCry
council Mr. Buffet submitted to President
Mcmahon, the complete returns OF the elec-
ton for Senatorial delegates; these returns
have been a wonderfully long time In com
; ing to hand, being refused TO the press 10
> publication; the Republican Journals draw
? the inference that they cannot be faVofaoi'
> to the Prime Minister'S Policy, and 1t Will
> he scarcely possible before the decisive Gay
January Both, to know which party is VIC
|, toriOuS.
> Death of GLADIATOR
!, The famous race-horse Gladlator IS oeao a.
l. Street rate 315@34 which is 1s@l4 DC
" low the bank. -
!, The telegraph lines throughout the cour
II try are still down.
> The Erie Railway Managers.
I IovDoS. Jan. 25-The Dundee Adver
l. tizer saws 0. G.. Miller and Robt. Flemin
p of Dundee have been requested TO unueI
l. take the reorganization OF the Erie rallWa.
+ II was resolved upon at recent Loluo
Ds meeting that if they would accept Che
/. should start for New York on Saturday
H. For the Centennial.
g PARIS, Jan. 25.~-The commissioners a
n pointed to examine the works OF the r ,el.
= srtists for the exhibition at Philadelph'
# haze completed their labors. They ha'
~ selected go pictures, including the Declar
+ tion of Independence. and the Surrender
- Yorktown, by Chas. Edward Armand; y
Al, and New California, by Bartholde porIr'
N of George Washington, by Prince lea
or and several works by Jean Pierre AleXa
ma Dire. Jean Victor Adam Auguste, Ale
II. andre PHILIPPE, Chas. Blanc, Brest ana
"a fred: also hundred sculptures, engraVil
nd and designs.
The official journal contradlcts the I
mors that the reserve will shortly De cail
At- ont. and also the intended moDlllZaIioh
oe' the territorial army.
ale ne' The American Note.
is. RERIIS. Jan. 25.-1t is stated that
m Euronean Governments have reserved IN
nj renlies to the American note on the span
ne. nnestion until they have had an opportu
er- ~ of exchanging views on the SUBJECT.
ur- A Meeting of Preiates.
ort, y,pNN. Jam. 25.-The Vienna Presse
m rorts that a consistOry was held at
fa;, Vatican Yesterday. NJ. Kutschler was
all, conized Archbishop of Vienna In pia9e
oh, Pastocher deceased.
an,
lrd, Repaired.
'ail, HAyRE. Jan. 25.-The steamer Ameril
lde, fully repaired, sails for New iorh
ems, ,1eel
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