Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-28
OHIO AND MICIIIGAN

CInLLIcorHE, April Is, 1895
Northern Boanddry-lt will be seen by the following
extract OF letter from friend at Columbus that Go.
vernon Lucas has taken possession of the disputed terri
tory without any interruption from the authorities of Mi
chigan:-
"CoLuMBus, April 10th, 1885.
P" Dear Sir; The difficulty with Michigan is over for
the present letter received from General Neiswan-
ger TINS evening" states that the of Michigan
and the u States Commissioners had held meeting al
Munroe, NJ L. when it resolved to permit Ohio to
run the line and organize in the disputed territory with
out molesation. Governor Lucas was still al Perrvs
burgh, waiting for the u S. Commissioners ho intended
ealing on hin at that place Coils Swayne and Andre ws
had started home and will be here tomorrow So Mi
chigan 6dehed out notwithstanding her military parade
which was intended To iatinidate Ohio Had Governor
Lucas manifested the least irresouon there would have
been difficulty enough and 10 spare but the energetic
yet pacific course he pursued, efcctually put stop to
the Michigan folks clustering, and has secured to Ohio
her Tfgtto valuable portion of her Constitutional Ter
ritory. '-.7dScTtiSer.
sarreyOs. Generai--We learn by the Cincinnati Re-
PUBLICAN OF the llth inst that the Hon Robert + Lyle
late Representative in Congress from that district has
been appointed by the President of the United States
surveyor General of the public lands in the place OF
Nj T. Williams, Esq, resigned
u We have accounts from Perrvsburq Obio ION ,b
borders OF the disputed ground) OF the l4t inst stating
the arrest (under very aggravatng circumsances) Of
gan and that the sheriff had with his posse of 200 men
again entered the town for the purpose making arrests
fled. F ''s
But the 4" GAINESVILLE Republican, of the 18th saws
The war respecting the disputed territory between
ONO and Michigan Is without bloodshed The pco-
pie went ON To elect their township officers on the 9th in
tant IN conformity with the laws Of Ohio without mo-
iestaon, and the commissioners progressing with
the survey of the line. The military ON The
part oil Michigan have been suspended and the dispute
VIII no doubt be settled by the of Congress
.NUcS' Weekly Register
zette OF Saturday last the arrival at that place
OF the two Governors staff their return from the
Northern Frontier These officers state, that although
Michigan does not acquiesce in the rght of Ohio TO es
tabish the line IN question: the Commissioners of th.
latter were not to be moesed in running the Boundary
Line The understanding is, that neither pariv viii
pursue hostics. resort to any criminal prosecution
leaving to Congress their next session TO settle the
whole matter in controversy deinitively -Nai. Int
ONO AND MIcHIGAN.-It seems that the Commission
ers appointed by the President to act as mcdators he
tween Michigan and Ohio have had an interview with
Governors Lucas and Mason, and that their mission has
nesn unsuccessful Governor Lucas having refused to
.se tsc boundary, aud decar-
~ that he would not yield one ot or title TO the solicit
No lions OF the Commissioners. Some difficulties hae
me optIoff DUaaap tbs b9deL.~ We are jnfGwGd sSqSS
OF ms deputies have been arrested in the discharge of
their duties, by the authorities of Ohio and carried 10
Toledo, a good deal OF excitement prevailed at Mon
re- ana serious conflict was apprehcnded.-U
We are happy in being able to announce that the pro
per authorities ofhe States of Virginia, Maryland and
Pennsylvania, have sgnifcd their accepiance ofLc nor
tons OF the Cumberland Road within those States rc
sPectvey agccaby to the provisions of an net of Con
gress OF the last session. authosng the expenditure az
the sum OF S316, lS6 for its final completion The rood
Is thus surrendered to the State (,oyrrnn,en,s ad c.
er appropriations by the United States will become nm
necessary 1t will be kept in repair by moderate tolls
established and collected under the authority of tL
states ne above sum will put the road in complete re-
PAIR, and render ii equal any road i'm Our co,In,rv
This information will be gratifyn TO MANY of our read
W. VINO are interested in the condition of that great work
we understand that arrangements are already mnkner
ior the completion OF the road Washington GiioJe.
The Richmond Wing has made a violent attack mon
capt head OF the Navy, charging him with tyranny and
cruelty TO young midshipman under his command on
board the o. . fgatc Constellation while on her home
ward passage from the Mediterranean The editor bo.
doubtless been hurried by the warmth of his feen0s IN
pronounce Judgment in this upon cxparte evidence
we cannot think that he would have permitted himself
10 indulge IN such unqualified terms of reprobaton
against that gallant and highly cstimabe officer If he
nad taken TIC pains to enquire infinitely into the
acts ana circumstances of the We orbear enter
ing INTO any discussion upon the subject but are strong.
~ inclined to believe, from what we have heard thai lie
Wing has mot Intentionally we are sure) done rcat IN;
justice 10 Sapt' Read, who, informed could not
nave oohe less than he did without setting an exau,pr
himself OF axty of discipline and subordinaton hiGI
~ injurious to the servce-No.foh Herald.
DErARTrRE OF Mr.. ADAMS, or TnE BRIrIsm IreA-
TioN-Ihls gentleman has been recently promoted To
higher grade ofdplOnatic service in Souih Amerc -
lett MS some days since for ~ York The warm vvisbea
Tor his welfare, where duty may call him. and the cordial
regrets eynced by all his acquantances and friends at
ms departure show with what certainty every well edu
Gated stranger of aablc and discreet department NAV
command the esteem and Inequalities of our country
o9ch stranger, so gifted and so disposed, was Mr. A.
when nc came 4" within our gatcs; such the sentiments
he inspired acquaintance and such The Gendlv oisL
mat follow him. Besides valedicory dinner Given In
nm by young gentlemen Of his acquaintance associated
70 express their regards and regrets understand that
mr.; a. was compmcncd by the Secretary of State.
with an invitation TO dine, marking him as the quest Off
party alike distinguished for worth and station and tall
Thus may foreigners Of genuine merit and polshed
ana unaffected manners like his ever find in our social
circle mat just appreciation which is alike honorable
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