The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25
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FRIDAY Dispatches, 2Oth.l
European News


and Heeate, each carrying four guns,
and the ironclad steamer Agincourt, car
ryipg % guns. Three composite gun
vessels are building here and two others
in private yards are being prepared for
commissions
Cabinet met yesterday. All the min
listers were present.
The Times SAYS the meeting was rem
dered necessary by the critical state of
affairs in Europe, for the negotiations
which have occupied the last twelve
months are virtually at an end, and war
between Russia and Turkey is supposed
to be unavoidable. The Cabinet did
nothing which can justify prevailing fears
of the British participating in the war.
The Times Paris correspondent says
there is no doubt Of accord between
Russia, Germany and Austria. II can
be easily seen that England and France
will not break neutrality; therefore Rus
sia has only Turkey to face.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-A dispatch to
Reuters Telegraph CO.. from Constanti-
nople says Gen. Ignatef, Russian Ambas-
sador, will to-day present his credentials
to the Sultan.
1t is believed that negotiations are
about to reopen between the Porte and
Ambassadors of the Powers, on the basis
of the English proposals.
A Times special from Belgrade reports
that it was rumored there yesterday that
1000 Russians had crossed Preutarch.
The French, Italian and Austrian Con-
snls-Generals went to Orseva to ascertain
whether the report was true. No confirm
alton has, so it is probably false.
The Irish Address.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 20,-It is
found that court etiquette REQUIRES
that the addres from the Irish people To
the President of the United States.
which was to have been presented TO
him in person by O'Conner, Powell and
Mr.. Parnen shall reach the President
through Sir Edward Thornton, British
minister of the State department There
are some phrases in the address which
make it awkward for Sir Edward and all
concerned, 1t seems likely now that the
bearers ofthe address will carry it back
with them.
A dispatch from New York represents
the Irish citizens there much disturbed
and anxiously awaiting a remedy.
saturday Evening Dispatches, 2lst.l
Indian News.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The follow
ing telegram was received at the Indian
Bureau this morning:
Fort PECK, MoNTAxL, Oct. lS, }
VIA BISMARCK, ID. I. Oct. 20.
10 the Commissioner of Indian Afairs,
Washington:
Messengers from Sitting Bulls camp
report that the entire hostile camp has
crossed to Yellowstone, at the mouth of
Big Horn, en- route for this place. They
claim to want peace; what course shall /
pursue towards them?
(Signed) THOMAS T. MITCHELL.
Indian Agent.
After consultation with Gen. Sherman:
instructions were telegraphed to Agent
Mitchell this afternoon, as follows: "In-
form Sitting Bull that the only condition
of peace is his surrender, when he will
be treated as q prisoner of war. Issue
no rations exeep. after such surrender,
and when fully satisfied that the Indians
can be held at the agency, make every
preparation to defend the agency, stores
and property. The military win coop
crate as far as possible.
(Signed) s'S. A. GALPIN,
"Acting Commissioner.
Soldiers for South CarOIina.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 21.-One hundred
soldiers from Columbus, Ohio, passed for
Columbia, South Carolina.
Foreign News.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-A Paris corres-
pondent of the Times intimates the prob
ability of Turkey throwing overheard
the protection of the powers and negOtia-
ting directly with Russia.
A Turkish statement thinks that thev
can save Bulgaria by granting the liberty
of the Bosphorous to Russia. 1t is true
Turkey is bound by the treaties of 1856,
by which the freedom of the Bosphorous
is contrary, but the poweTlessness Of
Europe is driving Turkey into negotia-
tions with her bitterest eneEy, and the
Porte may break the treaty in despair.
The man-ofwar Shah, 26 guns, the
swiftest vessel in the English navy, ia
ordered to Bezeka.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-A dispatch from
Reuters telegram company from Paris
says it is stated here that England haa
replied to Russia that as she has already
supported six months armistice she can-
notnow recommend one Of six weeks, but
she will not oppose it, No power apr
pearing willing to take the initiative, the
question rests between Turkey and Rus
sia. a solution can thus only be looked
for at Constantinople. Diplomatic cir
cles here still hope for a pacific settle
ment.
MONDAY Evening, October 23.l
south Carolina RfOs..
CHARLESTON, s. c., Got. 23.-Riotous
demonstrations of negroes, supposed to
be the result Of the Cainhoy affair, are
reported,
Various demonstrations of armed ne
groes at Mount Pleasant village, oppO-
site Charleston, are causing great alarm
to white residents, who will petition Gen.
Ruger for troops.
i The spinners' strike4
LoEEeS, Dot. 23-Operatives and
cotton spinners have decided to withdraw
their notices. Practically, the labor
dispute in north and northeastern Lam
cashire is ended.
Probably a Fatal Duel.
Il PARIS, Oct 23.-In a political duel,
t fought IN Switzerland by Vicomte Barnel
, Des ROches and Paul Girard, Girard
i received probably fatal sword thrust.
Especial 70 the Daily CLARION.
t THE BUCHANAN CASE.