Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11
Rlos 20. Uflf9r0pD.
EXTRA.
P0MRRoY,. OHIO.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY, Z, 1883.
TuE CrNr1AL AMERicA QuEsrION.-A
nPERsEv

81. -. TN Inselllseacsy this morning
,,.,t,,shss J 2 y la,,sy from Mr. Clay,on, includ.
~ rss',secc co,respondence with Senator King,
das,.s %s 4 lSIy an. 1850. In this correspond.
sncs M KING saws. in reply 10 questions
81, ~ M,. Ciav,on. IN regard 10 the way in
whicb Ira senate unders.ood the treaty,
,sT,h ! senate nerfec,ly understood that the
,ysa,v d;d no, ;ncIude British Honduras, bu, !
81, shaula he cateful no, 10 use any express
SION which would seem 10 recognize The
rigb, of EnpIand 10 any portion OF Houdu.
rss.n Mr. Clouon, in his letter, complains
of ,ha v,olen, ai,ack made upon him in The
Senata. nnd savs he recalled Christopher
Hemns,s.d. Who WINS appointed Consul in
st,an,ynl America bv Mr.. Polk, in order 10
nravsn, ,he oossibiIi,y OF any charge being
made .pains. Gen. Tnylor's Administration,
of having recognized English authority in
British Honduras. Mr.. Clay,on also gives
an ex,rac, Of leuer 10 Mr.. Bulwer, written
by himself, in which he distinctly denies tho
recognition Of the British ,ille, bnI without
affirming or denying. leaves j. an open ques-
tion, as he found il, and as the treaty leaves
y.
TpR,cuFpy nv R,tIv RowIRes.--Billy |
Rou,leos and ,ba res, or the Seminole chiefs. |
h,d rsI;,.ad - s,,;scv ,ha ,,aa,v made with
Gen. BIake. and BiIlv Rowleps and his fol.
Ioweys. al,er o.,bs,;no All ,he arms ,hev
could, had fed. Gen. Blake had proceeded
10 The Florida Legislature, and asked for
the immediate raising Of large number Of
volunteers TO quell The war. |; appears ina.
when Billy 60. back, and informed his
people thar he had signed treaty, agreeing
10 leave Florida, they at once refused 10 raj.
ify IL, and as means of reducing Billy 10
obedience. took his wives away from him.
and threatened to place another man at the
i neaI =, 'ho .ho., ena ea"".o,. n ' - :" "' ="
wo,u M aOV ' d. ~IeAoI ~. VIZ" "e sate '"'
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p,a.;as eIs new soeS d,,h, ,o "n..aO, @ "aT ;p VI
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Apo1oc,zr on F,eHr Marsh. The IT
. & Ambassador. 4, is said. ;s sa,;s6ed ,ba, the
Governmen, Of Greece is in the wrong. in
,he affair of NJ. King. and ,ha, he i. row ~
onlv awaiting ins,vuc,ions (rom Wssb;no,or
befoye nroc.edinu 10 demand sa,;sf.c,ion . nd
renar,,ion for ,hs wrong ;nAic,ad mon N.
King. and II this is refused. TO enforce hi,
demand with such mower as he NAV hav,
his disposal.
Sr.vr Tp.np IN cr,. a .,,..sno,a.,
ofthe NY. Herald. wiring from Havana
saws ina, the slave trade alono The coos, .
Cnba Is carried on A. brisklv as ever. an,
,,sSshz.xhnrxyausv r,in,,nsinns A. sns;n on,
Grea, Britain for i,a sunnress;o, are . NO,
feet dead letter. and do no, have ,be lea,
effect.
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official returns from the "Old Dominion. -
They are as follows:
Pierce, 79.4I3
Scott, 57,l39
Total vote. l29,545
Pierce's majority over Scott, 1921
FUNERAL OF COMMODORE MORGAN
WARRINGTON, Jan. 6.-The funeral of Com
modore Morgan, took place to-day from h
late residence, at the NAVY Yard. I, wa
attended by numerous assemblaqe, incl,
ding Gen. Scott, Commodore Morris an
many other officers. The remains wei
deposited in the Congressional buryir
ground.
srs.mRo.r Exp1os,on-EcHr I,v,
Losr--NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 5.-The s.eau
er Fuselier, bound from this por. to Ajax
pas. on last Monday, when near Ship Islam
exploded both her boilers, killing the fl
mate, the second engineer and six hands,
The Captain is terribly wounded and prob
'y VIZ. nO' leeose'. nc nc s'eOMieI a. AeAS :,
IT," ~" N1''ee'O"' O'O"s"' '"' 'u''''o'' W