Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13

A very bitter warfare is now going on be-
tween the Statesman and Cincinnati Com
mercial. The laler charged that Cox was
formerly Wing and that he now tries TO
make up for LOST time by extra Democratic
pretence. To This Cox replies that he has
always been Democrat, was so while al
school in Rhode Island, during The Dorr re-
bellion, &c. The Commercial in reply
publishes a communication FROM prominent
Muskingum Democrat, wherein he shows
the various stages Of the process by which
our young friend became transformed 10 his
present shape. Perhaps this sketch was not
so hauering os could hnve been desired but
il had probably quite as much truth as poetry
about il.
In rejoinder 10 this Cox says no Muskin-
guln Democralse sexcepi ore whe QltQft ae2nidA
Elhaye Wfllss1.sdcIi u ietisf a65Ol him By
ll4hs he means TO hin, lha, DR., Drake. of
GAINESVILLE, is The letter writer 10 The Com
mercal. He n,imales ,ha, the Doctor is no
better Than he should be. Tha. is the last
phase Of the quarrel.-State Jour.
CENTRAL AMERICA have files Of
COSTA Rica papers 10 Nov. 5. In that Sale
nothing of consequences has occurred. Ne.
golalions were going on with view to
selle the difficulty between Honduras and
Guaamala. The medialions of Nicaragua
having been accepted, Don Eduard Carrache
and Don Miguel Salinas have been appointed
commissioners Of that State 10 meet the
agents of the Two belgeranl powers al San.
ana, in San Salvador. Meanwhile the
forces Of Guatamala, under Co. Gavala.
have got possession of the Hondurene sea.
port oil Omoa, on the Gulf Of Honduras
The authorities Of Honduras are also in
: trouble with the Sandman Consul. for dam.
: age and insults 10 the brig Tells. on the
D coas, of Amapaa. Altogether this Republic
e is under serious embarassments.
i. NEBRASKA. The "Ion" correspondent Of
Q the Baltimore Sun says Col. Manypenny will
0 report against a territorial government in
4. Nebraska Mr.. Alehson of Missouri, will
. sustain the report, while Benton will make
fierce attack upon this policy, and insist on
r territorial government. We hope Con-
gress will agree with him, aud put that
+. country within the reach of our laws and
s institutions. In spite Of all restrictions. ii
e will be rapidly seuled by whites, and il is EN-
g inenlly proper that they should be organized
g INTO government. U
Il The same writer, speaking of the negolia-
e lions between this government and Great
= Britain, says:
The treaty with England, in respect TO
the Fisheries and Reciprocity. has bcen
agreed upon by Mr.. Marcy and Mr.. Cramp-
, ION. The projec. was sent to England in
: October last, and the approval Of The British
government is expected. ..a. l5..
The treaty is OF The most liberal and sat
y isfactory character. 1t comedies to the
', British colonies eli that they desire, in return
u for the absolute freedom of the Fisheries tc
. : The United States. Ii gives registry tc
= ! colonial vessels. and admits Them fully lc
\ n our coas,ing trade. 1t provides also for The
= free interchange Of all agricultural products
:, and the free admission Of all agriculture
II implements into the colonies.
II A New RELIGIOUS SocIETY-Whos
X members are designated as "THE FRIENDS
IS OF. PROGRESS" has been organized in ,h
e city during the past month. The principle
x upon which the Society organize are of
le general and catholic nature. The member
IS seem 10 belong TO the nure healthy mindp,
I'd class of Sprilualiss and anl.seclarian relig
= ionisis such as have been Influenced b
e the preaching OF BEEcHsR, Of PERKINS, an
of STOCKTON. The society held lis frs
no meeting in The lecture hall of The Mechan
k les institute, usl night; business meeting
,s are to be held hereafter, on The first Monda
,. Of each month. It's Sunday meetings will
q. for the present, be conducted by such Iectut
q ers as the ability Of The society may com
q. mand.-Lin. Com Of Tues.
al MAIL CHANGES. There has been a chanp
20 in The mail arrangements between Alher
~ and Chilicoihe. Under the hew arrange
$ men,, the hack leaves Athens and Chiico'h h
p on Mondays, and arrives al Macarthur tn
y same day in The evening, (making this
a. night sland,) and returns again on Tuesday
III and so on, on alternate days. We like tn
er arrangement well. and trust Mr.. Hoyt, III
h' contractor on The route may meet with suff
VI cient encouragement TO keep ii up throug
~ the winter although rot compelled to do S
" by The terms of his contract. The afgel
ce increased and rapidly increasing mail ma
no Ter along this route, renders j. impossible
= convey il, as usual, during the winter, G
horseback, and we think The Covernme
al will be doing but an acl of sheer justice
lis handsomely reward Mr.. Hoyl for his expens
of and trouble in supplying this portion Of Il
oil. State regularly with The mails.-McArth,
zee Republican.
h" U. S. CONSUL RETURNED HoMe.-Mai
ID. Bennett who was appointed BY Preside
he Pierce U, S. Consul TO Bahia, in Brazil ii
,oo said has returned TO the United States. havil
'ic found on investigation, that the Consula
NJ ", was not so much of prize as it wns repr
va, sented TO be-. Major Bennett however b
do fore returning succeeded in Obtaining fro
ri. the Brazilian government treaty c0nGerr
NJ, upon American ciIiZens full and free RIG
,ho 10 navigate the Amazon within The ierrilori
I "d Of Brazil. As Peru has already conferr
rvs the same right, the navigation Of that ma
,ho nifcenl river, from its source 10 its mou
,he is now open 10 the enterprise Of our cou
.oy lrymen.
Y CANDIDATES FOR THE SENATE.-The Ste
or benville Union, in an article on the Sena