The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

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s% eseyeS have saSs ans S.a .
land for Barches account the ums giving him hose
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Buffalo also saying that Ssyber who keeps an n,slii
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s sn whom he wsSd .snd there Mr. Pres
other person % Port sany receive the whom Mr.
Preston did not even condsscend to notice H. '''. ~
From al That could learn Chicago and Milwaukee offered
The port q Cleveland would have been provided BY Mr.
pr Toisds which place had myself v!sisa and
win ne y
Chicago for bringing men on 10 Niagara A0ua % m
On III; day ie lin inst Mr. Theodore H. oelschlAger ar.
already ors%pion and Of whom sna %y
and %s e s q
ant M T. British subject By BIRTH being native q Que
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Preston felt the necessity Of more assistance and knowing
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with he morning req 18Th IF %
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to % them as would be impS.
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Sao bringing VIII him e four men, stating the time
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dusSy snd Monroe then received despatch from Dr.
Having collected eleven WndsG Sssas
aeempe ,he expedition, from some unknown osase en-
trsy broken up autographed to Mr. Preson asking what
ND @ Not
the whole business, deemed best TO repair once to Ma
~ Mr. Ss % %So S s
md he w 'd he
that myself under my charged had
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long IN n he
his duty 70 send despatch to your Exceency acquaning
secns
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a would a. once comply with the order Of your Exeelency
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NJ Sesse1sfsT rssrnsa here ' III, %oraas On
he 18Th inst Mr. Browne arrived here from Mr. Prestoi
eve s Fl he % ss Mr.
such snpposion believing him 70 be officer In the British
b ss $ on Ss s1 @ s.o Sas sfs
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have far your Eseeeney. aasmptea 70 give rough
% n S" he
has been wanony thrown away and whether have neglect
which rendered he expedition less successful than had
imagined In the osc, but these circumstances have,
muy fran lp
s but S or no control Besasa your c ~. be
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was withdrawn by order of Mr.. Preston Not before the 9th,
10Th was sunday On he sah he sHped,oS virtually
broken Pr rS'ssa and your Ezo'e"o
ne lcalss under which S had to labor were Sr in the
& sp q e great opens and
thousands Of who had lain dc ior moa'as were a. once
q Buffalo six hundred working had been withdrawn
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sn y sas SsaS %
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%sIs Of he whole the % r Gn
Ties had 70 be overcome and s when we arrived at point
Sss A our s %ss ans ws sas ssse
S Are Tye up w9u ny ooss II 1e
81 s browne led % believe That lhc condnc!
Of The money matters Of the expedition has also been called
IN question. In rcfuiaion Of such malignant charge,
respectfully beg leave TO sujon my accouns and request
'ha those OF my officers may be strictly examined.
by Mr. Preston. The FIRST u simply enough refutcd by all
that part az the above statement which refers to my
dcrs ard Instructions 10 Dr. Ascheneldt and Mr.. shman.
or the second, have hut 10 observe that when start
ed from Halifax, under the impression that was
Liven charge of this expedition In the United States
that Ind discretionary TO take head quarters
where deemed best and whore could mos readily hear
from my assistants and not that conduct was TO be sub
ect 10 The espionage and mpornont interference OF men OF
whom lad knowledge whatever In connection with this
expedition I refer TO Mr.. Brown and others Nor
ccve how Mr. Preston could commit such he
Inns dcnc In breaking up this expedition without stronger and
more sui,clen, reasons.
have make few remarks Mr. rrcstons conduct
IN connection with this business which, however painful IL
orders mvc been engaged IN this matter and to myself Mr.
Preston In The rs place early the It'll instant violated
the spirit and letter Of your instructions In two nance1
lst by falling to my draft sent by Mr.. shumana
IDLY. by sending Mr. shunan down 10 Windsor when had
sent him TO Albany. In short have ned to meet from Mr.
Preston thai cordial operation and friendly assistance which
Ind hoped for and which the Of such expe
ing That look upon this failure the part of Mr. Preston
In No other light than Judgment and his being
easily Influenced by others.
With HE nh of the OF the last month and
which ready substantiaie any moment by the les
OF my officers and others beg leave 10 submit this
report, To Exceency's kind consideration. have the
honor TO remain Excellencys obedcnt servant
MAX FRANZ OTTO STROBEf,
WiNIsoR, c. W., June lsth 1860. Captain Forg Leg
The Democrat State Ticket Candidates