Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

o 'day,--Judge Nash pfesiiing we snail
i've some report Of their doings next week
FRESH FIsH.--Wm. r. Comstock, whose
'dverlisemon. appears in another column
asl week presented us a string of the finest
ish we have eaten in Pomeroy. He is
1ealh on "sscalsy Jsllows.'' Being an old
and experienced fisherman, and giving ii
his undivided attention, he will undoubtedly
be ablclo supply everybody who desires
fish, with that article, which is certainly a
grea. accommodation. 3i9
New York, May 19.--The Ifibune's
Washington correspondent. says lord Clar-
endon's answer occupies fiity pages Of di.
plomaiic paper. & lis lone Is more generally
conciiatory and guarded than former de-
spatches. Alter reviewing the whole case,
he discredi,s our testimony against ihe min.
is,er and consuls, and prefers accepting the
slatemen, of their own officials. He declines
complying with the reques, Of The American
Government. s
Our reply will be prepared Immediately,
but may require, eight or ten days, as the
British replication took three months, and
will conclude by putting passports at the dis
posal Of Mr.. Champion.
Little doubt Is entertained that the British
Government will promptly re,aliste by Civ.
ing Mr.. Dallas his passports, thus leaving
diplomatic intercourse suspended. There
is no cause OF war or grave embarrassment,
Of pacific relations in this fact.
Mr. Sariiges has endeavored, nolui,hsIan.
ding the supposed hostility Of the French
Government. 10 effect a satisfactory arrange
meni. His endeavors are predicated on al.
legged apologies already made, which are re.
galded as sufficient.
All the foreign Legations have determined
no, 10 recognize Padre Vigil socially or Of
ici6lly Senior Marcole,ta now asserts his
claim TO the British mission from Nicara.
qua, on tie faith Of a former commission
from the deposed governments, and !. 10 be.
leved he will be recognized. His PROBES.
addressed TO the different legations Is moi
YET complete, II may be introduced into
the Senate debate.
Nj. Champion explains the issue Of veracl-
iy by saying that Mr., Clayton called on him
to examine some old English maps on which
Ruatan and jamaica were designated, and
colored in the same way, hereupon Mr.
Clayton admiued that both were evidently
British possessions. |, ia very clear that
the Misrepresentation nigh. have occurred
in ,ha. instance, but the explanation does
not coverihs points involved in Mr.. Crit,
tenden's and Mr.. Fish's considerations. Ii
is supposed now that he will make publi
cation. @ /,
BALTIMORE, May 19.--The New Orleans
papers Of Monday las. have been received
by the Southern mail. They contain dates
from Mexico 10 the 9th inst, Comonfoft
had issued a decree gianting conditional par,
dons TO all persons engaged in the late reyo.
luton. with the exception of such as had a
commission from The Government and
turned their arms in bohaH Of Haro. Gen.
Vega protests against these conditional par.
doIs as a violation Of the terms Of The capit-
ula,ion made at Puebla. In consequence OF
this protest he has been sent TO Perote as a
prisoner. Gen. Gadsden had arrived al
New Orleans. gA gr,st
The London correspondent of the Toron.
to Globe states that report is quite current
ir England TO The effect that the Queen has
some though. Of paying a visit, during the
coming summer, TO her loyal provinces Of
Canada. So far has the rumor gained
ground that several OF ihe London uewspa.
pers are discussing the propriety Of the step;
and advising tho Queen 10 make the Jour-
ney, by all means.
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS following
is list Of the times, places, and politics Of
the various National Conventions TO be held
with view 10 organization for the Presiden.
tial contest: g8l 5lpga a ga Ia .sssa5
/. Democratic, National Convention,
Cincinnati. June e., \,
g. Abolition (ulira) National Convention,
Syracuse, May S8. s,af14 sfd iain ( sii
9. American Par,y{an,i Fillmorel Con.
yed,ion, New York, June, l2. aSa D.,
a. National Republican Convention
Philadelphia, June II. ''' ?
8. National Straight Wing Convention
nou'SV'ne' 'u'y -
REsIGNArIoN Mr.. Jewstt, U. 8. Auor.
ney for the Southern District of Ohio, has