New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29
BRITAIN.
RErRACTIoN OF THE GEORGIA RAILROAD

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khihA'iioN We t HAY XHo"'A "'A'""oAD
rrou ia, I.aSoa T;m,, p,e.u.
n. ors.,;op q, hRsiIwsys and Revolyen in
c.orv,aS would seem 10 be finally disposed OF by the
he President Of the Central Railroad in that State
The English Consul for the state of Georgia moreover
Mr.. r. Molyneux-comes forward formally to vouch
for Mr. cuy shs1sets, and rsspss,ssd a,. point
oIPtnr,sin moments doubt. Thus. then unless Mr..
rnusm,,b the snbor of this arrange story, can sup.
al, ~, s,s,sments nv .orae F,eah and oyerpoverins
evidence his case has broken down. Mr.. Arfowsmith
M he hsrsc,er or for the GOOD opinion of his country
men n lei n, know at once how It was that he was 50
nros.,v dnnsd II duned he was. We can scarcely be.
osp ,er.on of vbose resnect.bility we have
lleve tns. a,r - .ssrr.rces deiheraeIy s.t down
Ieceiveu sueI s ,ns,s,Sar MARCEL of f.Isehood.
70 s"a ., cnn 6e ds,ected in the brief space
~. nooS.ss Sor he interchange of mails What
OF time necessary Tl ',e no mr. ~rncssdina
f; oni hnne conid no 10 raise foolish laugh Tor
HIS Only NOPE eouo ha az, ao~n Tor tool or branded
hon.n, sna sae. A. S III; A.. There L. Of course
as nea ~, -; IS s.r;,v n NAV he tbat under the
.ns f ,.nsI .hsr.tion tbis gentleman NAV
,rnuence " he .h. po .n,n.Ii ssw Chat he sad he
nave !; t ~; sIsnJs 10 male ont the nles
., rasoIa him evan ar the expense of Is chsrsc,
sno 70 iescue I e ,hn VIC dnhyons no.ton which
ti loI fanny, ,h nrossn, mom.nt For ourselves
NE are Inclined TO be charitable and unless Mr. Ar,
rowsmitb should persist in silence which would leave
him open even to more unpleasant suggestions, we
that he was the victim of some ridiculous hoax. We
sdmi, that this suggestion involves a large measure
of charity, but still L may have been so, and we would
i.dIv Leave OMEN 10 him loophole of escape. 1t is
,s|oihIe that man entirely destSete of principle,
Ia d. The nsuence of strong personal snimosty
shn,Id hitch together tissue of lies to
,ho ure;ndica of Ar individual and contIive
N n' sams wsv or other 10 give publicity to
hi, work but surely q man can scarcely feel
spite against the State Of Georgia. il is difficult TO
imagine vindictveness against Central kaiirosd.
Mr. Arrowsmith conduct, endeavor to explain It how
We will must st remain quite unnteligible to US
AZ his story has appeared TO Transatlantic friends
There remains Of course in his favor the bare pc s
btyin which, we need scarcely say, we do not be-
timony of the President Of the line on which, a. he
stated the series Of duels occurred. Whatever may
| be Mr. AFRO wsmiths plea, however-whether one o.
denial Of confession and may res ~
sured that 10 course ne can aaopt WIZ % ~ sSh
preudicial TO bis character as tha' OF main'1n"'s
| shameful silence. A.,
And now word or TWO a. 20 our own snalo ~ -
TRANSACTION mr.. Air9wsnIn .e.c' W." - r;sr ~
to US for insertion ana we confess We lesa W. -,
greatest amszement, NOT 70 say WIN .ne ~. aD' -
disbelief. Inc SOY, noMe.e,, III 49, ,h ci,.nr
given with sucn oesas =, .0 anv ,bs ws ,e,ove
stances OF sucn minute Paiuoay, s ;,,.r ae m
to make inquiry as 10 tns cnals..e ~ anu III
writer M arrow mn 'e.'e, 80 80 y. III .Tsool ,
over, and We communists ~ V ~, Ia ia he A.
know who ana what MANNER VI aA c Ta -. IN !
thor Of such blood-anc-m u,der use. 10 o1oI an
small surprise We received back nc % Liyspooi, az
from men OF the highest s.AW ing un6o, 80
names are well known N COZ nmercA. anu *
litical circles, the mos, Poslu We aseusoro ~
Mr.. Arowsmith was truu .ful ana nononso
man, VINO naa m,sh, aoa;vad vftho
koufta