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yICKSBURG. Steamer Magnolia 1850 bales cot
ton Thornhill SGo 6S3 do Carroll, Hoy &co. 25l do
Coleman, Britton &eo, 237 Rotehtord, Brown &co.
227 Gfen, Smedes &CO 2l5 Byrne, Vance Geo. 2OS
Jnn Watt eco 1893 J j Persons &co. III bales cot
ton Wright Allen &co. I66 Robson Allen. l30 do
Green Il Crump, l02 Martin, Cobb &co, 30 Harding
Abbey &co. 80 Friedander Gerson s. bales cot
ton Edward Nolle d5eo. rs Payne Harrison. .65 do
Patton, Smith Il Putnam 81 Cleveland Bros &e0..
SO r Il Adams AGO Al 5 II Ably &co. 40 bales cot
ton Connolly & Ghamplin. 40 A Iully &co. Is do
Warren, Gilmore SG0. "a Winston, Morrison &cO.
n Block, McAfee &eo, % Lewis 4 0glesby. % do
"A ID Kelly Geo % Brander, Hubbard &c0. % do
Boyd eco II Cutrer, Harrison AGO. l6 bales cotton
J G Il b Kicks &co. Is Frellsen, Stevenson &co.
9 billiard Summers &c0, IS r Groves &c0, Z do
j Hutchngs eco. n Fellowes &GO. Z bales cotton
Duncan & Logan Bradley, Wilson Ace do to
"A Mtenberger eco. 6 hlcLemore, Raybum Sco. 6
IS Barrett, Pitcher, Goodrich &eo bales cotton
Walker Hutchingson &co. A II X Carter &co. i do
Pritchard u Flower, steamer Natehez Is do to
Wood 4 Low. Total 4741 bales cotton,
81 MARTIN8VIIlE. Steamer Reub White. 10
hhds sugar % bbs m0lasses Lobt Il GharpentIer q
hhis sugar S o Nelson AGO. 20 do Bethel " Hare
Dbl do Washington jackson &co, 1876 bbl5 molasses
SO hhds sugar Hail. Rodd Putnam i hhds sugar
8 bbs m0lasses Phillips, Nixon &co, l25 bbls moas
SEES Bellocq, Noblom No. ID hhds sugar bales cot.
ton Hays, Saunders AGO. II do bale rags to L
Wyehe &co sundries to order, Total 20 bales cotton
l5l hhds sugar 2s7 bbls molasses.
CAMDEN. Steamer R w Powell .IS0 bales cotton
IhDrnhill Seo. l73 do to Carroll, Hoy &co. IN de
Gillis Ferguson &co, I57 Phillips Nixon SEQ. IL
A d Kelly Seo. lib H X Carter &co. los Fell0wes
&e9.s89 Smith, johnson &co, 50 Byrne Vance &co
81 Gutrer, Harrison &eo IS w Sowery Sco., 56 do
Payne 4 Harrison. So McKleroy x Bradford Al do
Campbell & Strong. As Lewis y Oglesby IS do to
NJ d Cooper AGO. .35 do Davis, jenkins AGO 35 do
Ward, Hunt &eo, 81 A H May &co so Robson 4
Allen. n Henderson, Terry &co 20 bales cotton to
Wallace q Weaver. Is Rogers, Woodall Geo r do
Horrel Gayle &co u Belloeq, Nohlom &co u do
Oakley Hawkins &cn do L Adams &co S 10
ETellsen5 Stevenson &Go. y j Boyd &eo. IS do d 5
Simpson S Tarton, Whiting & Tullis a bales cot
ton Ffierson, Conway &co. a G Cummings eco,
GLADDEN. d 1ieXas 3 do Scruggs, Donegan &eo. 3
Jn0 Watt ceo. .i42 Lloyd i FrieTson As SKIS corn
bales fodder z Il McGee sundEies to0rder. Total
1920 bales cotton.
LOUISVILLE. Steamer Baltic y, $50 els rope
Stone, Tut 6co. III ties hams 0gesby u McCauley
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

TRIESTE. Ship VIM Singer 1851 bales cotton
LIVERPOOL Ship Gulf Stream. .3O97 bales cot
ton bales grass.
HAyRE. Ship Kate Prince 3847 bales cotton.
FLEsTw0OD, ENG spip Roswell sprague
1851 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Picayune. 1896 bales cotton
NEW YORK. Ship Augustus. .2lO bales cotton, I
bales skins 1909 bbls moasses, 944 hhds sugar and
sHndries.
PHILADELPHIA :. Bark Saragossa 369 bales
cotton 2I3 hides $50 hhds sugar, Al bbls moasses
RICHMOND, VA. .schr G Adams. $50 hhds
sugar, lS5 bbls molasses.
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TCREIC n ron rs.

j. r. WHITNEY &GO.t % Enrondrlet street
For rnesRre having splendid accommodations, apply On
hnn ID H-sL ~ En-LLlL LlarIln u-
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ReIo,x-Comll.g UP.

ship Union, Davis, from Boston, Q Woodruff &coo.
Bark R Hazeltine, Coombs, from sagua Legfaha,
to Creeyy & Farwelt
Brig al 4 Chapman, Lauroat, 8 days from Havana, to
Plassan.
schr Mary Clinton, Ryan, 8 days from Havana, to
Bark Il Tanning, Nv, to G W Hynson eco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

n. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton. bales cotton TO
Lane, Maytield Seo-.l6 Harris 4 Levi. 10 Patton,
Smith Putnaln. u Carroll, Hoy &ca 20 Pitcher
Goodrich AGO, Z billiard, Summers &co 80 Cole,
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5Q7EAGE80AF Dl4l9 4 sTUEIs9
O HIo RIVER.

Leaves on Thursday 22d last, AZ ; r. NJ.
Fags FOR CINCfNN ATI-~rUE REGULAR
LEllglStstS9 pas euEer packet steamer Aucen city,
Co. David Written .ster will leave ms above For
freight or passRg- amply on 9oNrd
EIKGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
d22 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

CANDY AGHNCY-THE UNDERSIGNED, having
" appointed agents Tor the celebrated AStHUREAN
by hay store 25D ty % and HIS eaca H5 70 bxs
cV uTrcanery, which nIer to lie r4e reduced
prssS The Candy Entrutpe1 ip rgap any HAT
Is madc. JAMES SPEAkE 4 20.
al I'm s Tc buDitoul 5 street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

kSS- FOR TRGEaTEG = TIE Al AUSTRIAN
NM bark Neuva On, oiinn, Capt kne9ct oy h. il
Ss44@1u6w I1hdug and will have quick dpach For RI
mHiuGer OF freight, apply to
n27 BAXTER, LOWELL. 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
lsio Orleans 9aiIg Crescent
TFg5gg. pAY MOANING. DEoR4BER p, Ie58
SHINING gattIligtatf.
rrpsargr OFFICE, NJ 10 Camp street,
Wednesday Morning, Dec y, 1905.


sbip VIM Singer, Farley, for Trieste, =,
sl,ip Gulf Stream, Higgins, for Liverpool, -, 80
ship Kate Prince, Jones, for HayTe, ,.ou s,o
ship Roswell spgue Patton for Flg5tW yTtna anE {co
ship Picayune, RroObs, for Liverpool ry,tn.r Ia
ship Augustus, Kearney, for \. ~, ! w,oar,T keo
Bark saTagossa, Footo, for Philadelphia, rnox SEQ
sobr d s Adams, Chase for Richmond, W, H.. soo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
Arrived.

Steamship Gen. Rusk, Smut ~ ii'in - IL
VII Indianola to B Payne LIST DIST
r.. !, ! KimbaIl Harner, from Liverpool, 9th Oct,
f'ilF IA i = Whitney Sco. LIST dist 20.
e,; sto,infaineer Wilson, from Liverpool, Attn Nov,
RI Raxte Lowell Geo. LIST dist Is.
el;n Fanny Forester, Blesh, from New York, preYl-
s7NP ansly reported at Powderhouse, to u A Eos
dick I'd dist 25
Bafk William and Jane, Cobb y Gays from bosloh
10 Creeyv s. Farwell, LIST dist n
cir Helena Burns from Mobile. basin,
schr Fontainbean, Peters, from CoYington. basin.
Sebr AIcyon Nareise, from Coyington. basin.
ceI,Y Dnsetha - from coast I'd dist PIT.
Scbr Itslienne, -, from coast to master. "a DIST,
sI9op Belane III, from coast to muster I'd DIST
Steamboats,.
Magnolia Thomasson from Vicksburg.
Rein White Ager, from st Martinsville
Minnesota Bowles from St MartlnsYllle'
r. w Powell, Estes, from Camden =,
Jas johnson, Johnson from NasaVl!e'
Jno Warner, Patterson, from ~ LOUIS.
Indian Greenleaf, from Caledonia
Intarcbanpe REWARD from LatourGhe
Gnsimer Forqey, from st MaTtinsville.
Silver Heels Brown from Lockport
Aleck Scott, Reilly, from St Louis
Rajtie Meekin, from st Louis.
Reifast Wing, from Memphis.
GaDitol. Ba1anco from Bayou Sara.
FeiIe Gates, Rodovieh, from Lower Coast.
4line, McNeal, from Washington.
Bonita, Daniels, from Carolina Bluffs.
Gross Tete, Lanone from Lobdell's Store.
Cuba, Hopkins, from Mobile.
California Hutchings, from Mobile
Dick Keys, Myers, from Montgomery.
Mary Cook, from Fort Smith.
rFo1vboat Anrlo-American, Martin from the passes.
towed down and to sea on the 10th inst, ships
Franklin Haven and Gibraltar, bark l. D Car
yer brought up ships B S &inlball Mountain
GER and bark William and Jane.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

CSlTUg1N Seeds sacks heSr EHtNI 10 OUTH CAR
u >OI,INA SEA ISLAND COTTON SEED, for sale by
DUNCAN K LOGAN,
alI SIN 81 Garsndeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
B AL TIM OR Z
=RIC=H Nj oND, VA.

6EIS FOR RICHM Ns9-fIF SPLENDID and
E i,t sailing schooner Fannie, Vance, mrs,er hay.
age to complete her cargo. or a. 'o"
ago GEO. ". HYNsON 4 Co, 50 Camp street.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16

quantities to operate brskly, by commencing
with two pills on going to bed. three the
next night four the next II the symptom,
are not removed, commence again with two
pills and go up again as before. Continue
in like manner until he blood is thoroug ghly
purified, and all pain and distress is entirely
removed.
Obtain enc Of our FREE ALMANACs, and
read the history OF DR.. Morse's father, and
how this medic inc was introduced.
BEWARE Of a counterfeit of these Pills
YELLOW WRAPPERS. All genuine are
in BLUE wrappers, with the signature of A.
]. White & Co., OH each box. Price25 cts.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
all dealers in Medicines.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
Violation of the Liquor Laws.

We understand that the suits on in.
dictments found against dealers in
liquors. in Findlay, for violating the
Liquor Laws, have been postponed, with
the understanding that they will not be
prosecuted, in case the sale OF liquors
in violation OF the law is not resumed
by those persons. Since our grocery
keepers have quit selling intoxicating
drinks, very decided change is discov.
cradle in the peace and order OF COM
munity. We believe il would be to the
interest OF those engaged in the grocery
business, not to engage in the traffic in
liquors. They would thus eventually
be able TO secure the exclusive trade in
every thing in the line Of groceries, as
they would thea have the support OF
many Of our best citizens, who, as it
has been, have stunned their establish
ments, because, in their minds, the
idea OF "grocery" had become identical
with "groggery." A grocery. in and Of
itself, is an honorable business .nd
very valuable TO community, ami il
once relieved from the stigma incident.
ally attached to it as a dram drinking
and liquor selling establishment, would
soon secure as exclusive a trade in gro.
cefies, as shoe establishments, clothing
stores, &C., do in such things as proper.
ly belong to their line Of business.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
New Adxartissment..

DRuos, CosvEcrroSERr. &c.-See
advertisements or Messrs. D. Dsuehen.
baugh q Co., in to.days paper.
CARRIAGE MAsurAcroRY.--Messrs,
Jonas & Charles Koons have formed a
partnership for the manufacture Of car.
riages, &c. Their advertisement will
be found in another column.
DRuos.-Dr. Langworthy adver.ises
his stock Of goods at his new stand, this
week.
CARSON LEAeuE.--Those interested
will give attention TO the announc ment
'y the Carson League, found in ano,h-
,r column. .
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16


WooD's HAIR r.-Among all
preparations for the hair that have been in. &.
troduced as infallible, none has ever given
the satisfaction or gained the popularity that
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative now has
His Restorative has passed the ordeal of in.
Vulnerable fashionable toilets, and the ladies'
wherever they have tested it, pronounce it q
peerless article. They find, where the hair
is thinnel, that it creates fresh growth
that it fully restores the vegetative power of
the roots on the denuded places, and causes
the fbers TO shoot forth anew--that it dis.
solves and removes dandrun, prevents gray.
ness, restores the hair TO its original color
when grayness has actually supcrvencd,
gives a rich lustre, imparts the softness an d
Hexibility OF silk to the hair, and Lceps IT.
always luxutiant, healthy and in full vigor.
-[N Y. Tribune.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
Sgetial Motites.



These pains and dissgreeable feelings are
generally symptoms ofsome other complaint;
such as dyspepsia, apoplexy, and various
others, all Of which are caused by corrupt
noxious matter, clogging tho various eircq-
lationsi hence, u stream or rush of blood TO
the head, and BY the excitement a great
pressure on the brain. Giddiness, headache,
loss of memory, dimness of sight. aud vsri-
ous other complaints are the result. Thus
II will be seen that all the above painful and
distressing maladies owe their origin to the
blood. DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are
acknowledged to be the oply msdscine that
will thoroughly purify the blood. They
enter the blood, and follow the stream of
life on its Journey through the system. They
root out all foulaess and impurlty. and drive
out every unhealthy obstruction. They
should bs tskeu every night in sufficient
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
LOCAL M MATTERS.
Breach Of Promise Case.

Breach OF Promise Case.
Miss Cstliarine Burkst, Of Union
township. Hancock county had ward.
ed her during the present term Of Court,
$1,000 damages, for "breach of prom
Use" on the part Of Mr.. Isaiah W. West,
Of the same township. Mr.. West, o
wealthy bachelor, it seems. had EN-.
ployed Miss Burket 10 do house work
for his mother, with whom he made his
home, and during her stay there as
hired girl, he succeeded in securing
her affections and confidence, and after
an unfortunate intimacy Of some con.
siderable length Of time, abandoned her.
We are glad to know that our Courts
are disposed TO do especial justice under
such circumstances. Poor hired girls,
who are under the necessity Of leaving
the parental roof to earn a support
among strangers. where. deprived OF the
pio'cShoh ohu SouuseA VI itlclus, tH6y
are exposed to the wiles Of designing
men, ought to find ample protection in
the laws; and the man who woulI take
advantage Of girl thus helpless and
thus dependent, should be frowned upon
and Stunned by every friend Of justice
and virtue. The mark of Cain should
be put upon him, and he should be ban.
ished from respectable society, and lef,
to wander up and down the earth as an
outcast and vagabond. We have no
patience with such fellows. and not
spark Of fsympathy for them, when stern
Justice overtakes them. The cause tina
such girls plead, is the cause Of the
weak against the strong-the helpless
and dependent against crafty designing
men. whose god is their lusts, and
whose glory is to achieve vic,o y over .
an innocent, unsuspecting girl.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16


AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR WHO
SAH has made his fortune aud retired from
business, will spend the remainder Of his
days in curing that dreadful diseasc-CoS-
suMrTIoN-iree OF Charge; his earnest desire
being ~ communicate to the world his rem.
edies that have proved successful in more
than 2,O00 cases. He requires each appli-
cant 10 send him minute description of the
symptoms, with two Stamps, &c cts.) to pay
the return letter, in which he will return
them his advice prescrip ption, with direc.
tons for preparing the medicines, &c.
TnE OLp DocroR hopes that those afflicted
will not, on account Of delicacy, refrain
from consulting him because he makes no
charge. His sole object IN advertising is 20
do all the good hG can, before he dies. lie
feels that he is justly elebrated for cure of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous
Affections. Coughs, Colds, &c.
Address DIR. CNCAS BRANT,
Box 1881, 7. o., New York.
Jan, 90, ls5s.--6m
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
Election of School Officers.

An election was held in Findlay, on
Monday last, for two members of the
Board OF Educstion, to fill the places oil
Messrs. Galloway and Carlin, whose
time had expired. From the fact that
no notice was given OF the election, and
that our Democratic friends seemed to
be making an effort to keep the people
in the dark in reference to the time OF
holding the election. the Republicans
were led to believe that the Democ cracy
designed to muster their forces. quietly =,
and elect two Democrats, and after.
wards claim il as Democratic victory =,
to Offset their defeat at the late eleclio
The Republicans united, therefore, on
Mr.. w. X. Pray and DR.. G. J. Rogers,
who were elected. The vote stood as
follows:
Repub's. Dtmo,.
W. X. Pray,.,..,.l .l0l Parlee Carlin,. 10
H. d. Rogers, 100 g. w. Galloway, 90
Messrs. Carlin and Galloway. while
members Of the Board, we believe, dis.
charged their duties with entire satisfac.
,ion; and we have no doubt that Me essrs.
Pray and Rogers will make equally
acceptable officers. They are gentle.
men Of intelligence and firm friends Of
our Public Schools.
The following gentlemen now consti.
tute the Board of Education: Henry
Porch, w. X. Pray, DR.. G.J. Rogers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
Another Valuable Improvement.

Our energetic and enterprising towns.
|nan, Mr.. Jonathan Parker, has erected
very excellent steam girls, and msr.
Fhant mill, in conjunction with his
Flaming factory, in the Western Addi.
ion to Findlay. He is now putting the
machinery in, and expects to have it
unning in the course Of few weeks.
his is very valuable improvement.
nd one much needed. Such improve.
psnts are what tend to give our town
nd the country permanent prosperity /.
~ Court was continued over this
eek Judge Whitley presiding. Quite
number Of tedious complicated cssss
pvs been dispoSsd Of. f '
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
DIR. Roback's Constituents.

We Learn that the distinguished and pop.
ular inventor of tn ose famous Scand idavian
Remedies, the BtooD PILLS and b Loop PuRi
vixR, advertised in our business columns,
receives nenrly as many letters, by every
mail, as the Treasury Department. The
average is more than 900 per day! His pa.
tients, scattered over the broad West, the
Southern States aud New England, are said
to reach the enormous and almost inc, ed Bile
aggregate of l0O.O0Ol BY his patients we
mean those who use his preparations as
their ONLY MEDICINES. We presume that
such connection is without q parallel in
Medical history. See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16

Ht% We are indebted to Hon. B. F.
Wade for copy Of his excellent speech
on Kansas affairs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills

Prepared from a prescription Of SH J.
CLARKE, Physician extraordinary
TO The Queen.
This valuable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous dseas.
es to which the female constitution is subject.
1t modcratcs all excess and removes all obstruc
ions, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. II will, in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov.
crnmcnt Stamp of Great britain, to prevent
countcricits.
These PWs houH not be taken by Jra,uiss during
The FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as they are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, Jui al
any other time hry are saJr
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
eXcrtion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries.
and Whites, these Pills will effect cure when
all other means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calo.
mel, an,im"ny, or anything hurtlll To the cons
tituton.
Full directions accnmp any each package.
Solo Agent FOR In" Cnit"d States and ranlda,
JOB MOSES, Q.ate 1. {. Baldwin ~ Co..
Rochester, ~. Y.
y. B'-sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure u bottle Of
the Pills by return mail.
For salc by \. LANGwORTiYY, wholesale
aud retail, Findiay, Ohio.
Jan. y, lSjs.-ly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
The Weather.

The weather, for the pas, week
. been somewhat capricious. charac
Fizsd by alternate sunshine and storm.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16

LET IT BE CAREFULLY NOTED
that fhe HANCOCK JEFFERsONlAN d
ono Of the LARGEST County Papers pub
llshed In Ohio, and contains ONE THIRD
MORE READING MATTER, THAN ANY
OTHER PAPER EVER PUBLISHED IN
HANCOCK COUNTY. ....
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
Sewing Machines.

TUE undersigned has been appointed Agent
L for the sale Of Singers Sewing Machines;
and is prepared TO supply Clotb,efs. Sad.
dlers, Shoe Establishments, and private fam.
lilies with such machines
AZ the Manufacturer Lowest Rates.
These Machines are coming into very gen.
eral use, and are admitted to be avery deci.
ded improvement on anything of the kind
previously offered to the public.
FisDLAy, March 10. 3. A. SPEAR.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02
TIE UNITED STATES AND HAYEL.
Cvou Tk LS,SlI Tta<a

The ostsils Of q grievance slii 10 have been srs-
Iin.-ly by the HAyti@n GoveruDent a. the hsns
of de Washr gtUp Cabr-t Rae jls. traasptred. sno
seem Lot sittolt importance, although 'he case wi
probably be fonrd have TT u the absence Of
ruicielt exI lsna'iOns About year back party Of
American cli1eus es;ab he'd Themselves in the island
ui Nayala about 80 miles II ON the Hayuen coast, and
which j. claimed as dependency If that country T,er
object xss 10 ship csygces c inferior knd NJ gusro
f IN great abaudsDee ther-. On learning The f.cts
tb. Hay tieL Government sent commissioners u
anime. Tity found regular establishment, cOsuis,
ing cf q wharf boats n0Bsss, sbd nity workmen, pro-
yin,d with coupe OF iOui-pOunders and other
weapons and .hs, gDanO was ling actively collected
1h-feupon. the Hoy,ien Government sent formal
protest 10 the American Agent at Pert-su-Pnnce, 10
IL forwarded 10 sshiDgUn, and waited tue arrival
order the interlopcTs To withdraw. On the lJa
of Augnrt last, ho@ey-r, two ADerlcan meL-oi. war
n, Saratoga and another, visited Hsytl, and nothei
that, iar from the Washington Cabinet having any
irtcitiOn 70 comply with the request made, the
vessels bad come Ia protect the alleged intrulers
and 10 VAIN the Gpy-rnment OF hayu not 70
1ierfere wrh them. Tne ground assigned was that
by act f Cor gress OF the lSh OF August, 1870 tle
American Government had been eutho 1Led 10 protect
citizens of he United States wto may discover euauo
III spy island within the asfu jurisdiction of auy
other Government" Having given this notice, the
S7ratOga, without waiting any reply, sailed of. Tne
Hayden Goyerpmert then sent nt W protest % Wash
inl tou this position the affsr a. present stands
II ceJt from the no'e- gwen by the
tie Unifeq States disposed TO teny the Hayten
Jul edlCioD. Ob tie Oibtr manu-, Hayu asserts that
upon that point from historic precedebts 40 actus
f6cf- tleie be 10 question. Hspply, matters o
this GescI pon bey ond the possibility of per
maneui dispute the laws tbat regulate them are
well defred TIE Unite States showed in the analJ-
gous case that occurred with Peru about five years
back that they prepared 10 deal with suco
ACCORDING IL exact and liberal interpretations, AMI
there is to anticipate that, If the Hayten proofs
Irrefragable as they are represented ami be-
Geytd 20 he there viii be resolution 10 set them at
defiance merely by the exercise Of the strong hand.