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American Citizens in Paris.

A case OF great Importance 20 American ctzeua Of
foreign birth from the continent ~ Europe aud particu
ary France has just been decided by the french tribu
nails native OF the department OF the lower Rhine,
named Michael Ieiter, EN- grated while yet boy to the
United States where he became naturaized citizen At
the proper time and In due form OF law la France his
name had teen enrolled for conscrpton the register
aud when be reached the Of military service the lot
fell upon him 20 serve Being absent the police were
reced 10 seize him whenever they might 1nd him An
opportunity at length presented Itself Zeiter, little
dreaming what YVES In store for him. returned
sot where he first drew breath at wessec berg
he vss arrested ne q deserttr from the army. Mr..
Faulkner the American Minister at Paris demanded his
release a right the ground that there
vice due from him at the time OF his emigration, and
that having renowned his allegiance TO France
allegiance 10 the United Setes, France has claim
upon him. and his undivided allegiance Is due to the
land o. bis adoption. the French tribunal has pro-
sounced in favor OF the claim Of the American Minister
and Zeiter hss been discharged This is highly i'm
porGnt the release OF the prisoner cla med
reht, and It will therefore serve A. precedent, and
will therefore precedent not only Ia France,
but on the continent OF Europe generally.
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sire 70 be admitted frst rate Power with the dvs
otner Powers Of Europe, which usually denomua-
sed but the government OF France has expressed 40
opinion that IL would be desirable that soaia snoald
be added 20 those five Powers Upon that PROPOSE
ton, or suggestion, the government OF Austria "
rather the Emperor OF Austria, has answered that
Austria VIII have no objection TO Soaiu one of tina
first rate Powers, but that II thinks that
ought not 70 be turned into precedent for the aims
sion OF any other Power into the number Prus,i, on
other hand has expressed opinion that IL woulJ Ia
Injurious the Protestant States Of Europe n the pssno
assembly OF five Powers altered by admittng
another Roman Catholic amongst them and that NJ thai
were done would be desirable that Sweden should asc
be admitted Hear hear Now, upon that II ia 10 h.
considered that Spain Sweden and Portugal signed the
original treaty OF Vienna and think 1t would not Dr.,
desirable If Spain and Sweden admitted, that ,rtu.
ra which has always entertained jealousy re.
gard 20 Spain sho aid excluded three Powers were
added there would be eight instead OF uve but
also consider that Sardinia is very thriving state
(cheers)-aud would doubt, put in her ciam; and in
that case there would be nine Powers instead or i've
"a lauph) Considering however, that since 1915 the
consent OF these five Powers has upon the wnoe-~ith
only two iltervals-very well preserved the peace OF
Europe which, imagine, the object OF the congress
of AK A Chapele in 1915 own 1t appears 10 me very
things that respect AT all events, can assure the
honorable gentleman that before the next meeting
Parliament after the recess, her Msestys government
will not consent 70 any change in the existing arrange
menus.
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he following appears In the Tpperary Hammer OF the
9Th nst the editor Of which has declared his dissent
from the charges Of enmy 10 the Pope which MAJ
by many OF The Irish Catholic journals against Napoleon
ILL.,
PALACE or 81. CIoUD, July 8, 1850.
SR-when lie country the press passonately persists
In forgetting ITSELF in order n caumniae and msrepro
sent the Intentions OF foreign sovereign, nothing be
more pleasing or even more consong than TO cevee
and dsnerested writer rise up spontaneously 10 defend
him. You, sir, have been that writer. You have had
the singular merit OF resisting the general aud
whemipg impulse t. oppoee conscientious judgment 70
false interpretations and calm voice the clamors Of
malevolence This success has gradually wned your
e'orts and II the error be not totally destroyed IL al
ready much epfeebled SO much power does truth be-
STOW him whom she with her inspirations
have then, with real satisfaction submitted various art-
Giles published In your esteemed Journal 70 the Emperor
and his Majesty entertans them the NJ graft
tude the sincere expression Of which he charges 70
address TO you Accept sir, the OF my most
distinguished consideration. MOCQUAR),
Tho Emperor's Secretary, Chief of the Cabinet
A. w HARsxrr, Esq proprietor and editor Of the Lime
rick TPperary and Waterford Examiner, Conmel, Ire
land
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POLIHC AL.

DRECKINRrD9E AND LANE
ID National Democratic Volunteers division No. 2
teenh wsi-A regular meeting OF this association viii be
held Hermitage Hail. OF Houston Allen streeA
this Friday evening" at O'Clock All persons ward ie
the election candidates present
j. N. LEWIS, ia. President
HrsRY A. GnIswoLp Secretary.
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there nothing like public criticism 10 call out the eoer
gies and good mAnsgsmen, Of . Board Of Directors
would seem great pity that an important
patton by many millions OF people, should oe suffered
70 die fall through consequence Of shortsgotedne
corruption or the part OF the respon'
slble managers.
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THE oaEAT KNGlIsN RHNEDY roR oouT avn

THE GsEAT RNGlIsH REMEDY FOR oour AND
rs~um asisn.-Al sufferers from the complains,
eher Of recent or long sanding advised BARS
Godi and Rheumatic Pis They be relied upon ths
hsve De. used n Europe Cor many y The ssove
complaints Price 20 and X cents boz. Prepared Nv
Prou ba-san. 40 strand London ngard; ard void by
per agent, MILTON HARsANf, Pity third sire~. ard
nkS hAyEs, It's Fulton street, brooklyn, Hufyu
lN0S z Exchange psr. jersey City an by al druEINa
Her NsSestvs ConssLspern authorized tbs
stI u Thnraas Frout Ssad. fsBton d" % Be-
pressed upon The government stamp rct " each be- Ct la
geanne medl.sna.
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The Admiration Of spain "a a first Rate
Power.

In the House Of Commons on sne stts ar. H. BAitTis
Asked the Secretary OF state TO tc-a Adsrs whether
any application had been made spain 10 tie rank
q first rate Power and " whether II the inten
ton Of her yseetys government To withhold It's consent
long the government OF Spain continued 70 tolerate
the save trade. aud Systematically 10 disregard it's
treaties and engagements nth this country
Lord RrssxItu doe appear that Spain has her.
sef made any application, or expressed ofciAy any De
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

Tusr IssUED-A NEW EDITION or Dr. BARRows
popular meiica wors Human Fraily. Psychological
Researches scientifically illustrated eneravi,en
Price 3 cent To be had az the W. lp Leecksr a. four
un "
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III NFNEN, WAKNIFU
III arrle-"M~dosl Adviser and Marriage Guide" ,eh
sdic 49, psses cloh s9ous 100 cle.f-o,yge eagsyings
A. surgeon e47 Broad~sy New ork NJ strs Onse hours
treatment personally or by letter and express
p NJ Saturdays and sundays excepted bal Thursday
ings from toe Those affected wuh neTvo-sness Debility,
local who desire knorletTe Of phv
aoocics researches should read rhs work also tesis
ful another class Of diseases should hand.
every npsrts knowsge all have sought I'M
vain. Nailed free BY III q. LAwREECE NO yasey erect
House - -'
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DR R.IPH's oyFICN HorPs ioy TO AND 6 TO
IL o No. iss Crosby street corner Of Houston.
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MEDICAL.

hR. r. COBBkTT HAS REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
IL odce ct No ~ Duane street 10 his present xery conveo
SUIT 81 Offices No 80 Centre street between Chambers ana
Resoe strees having private entrance nj No City Han
place. wasre he be consulted. DR.. Is men-
Der ~ the New York University Medical College. See biz
dipouis In his ohce N.B-oosesve well the name add
number
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28
YORK HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY "a SHEET

thas the force Of the "srke = usDs0y cxoendsd and
that many OF the Strikers especially thoss who have
been employed On the bestsr kinds Of work. arc will
ng enough TO resume. This, however, Is only A
Impression, aud there would probably 10 much opce
suon to such course upon the part u the others.
sion which may ensue between those Who and
continue At work and those who stand out Az want
pmebes the strikers there viii be much suffering, and
posfOly disorder. Great efforts making to extend
me movement 70 other places and II these succeed.
serious trouble must be anticipated before the srke u
terminated.
from the Boston Bee, Fob. al
xRETrI0 OF sHOKMAKERS AT sAUGUB.
A large meatng or shoemakers was hold 10 the Town
Hall at Saugus Centre, saturday evening" for the purpose
Of organizing for strike A. j. Mills was chosen Chair
man, and s. A. Steele Secretary William j. Dillon, q
strike and It's decided feasible results, and in
sancoo tlat d the morocco dressers SUCCESSFUL
strikers. In Lynn, they bad DECIDED " overthrow all
wire pullers The cnrs were gong ~ SEQ what they
could 90 for white slaves they would establish under
grouud railroad The South and run Oh White slaves:
the maLufsou ers insisted starving out she workmsn,
there would be exodns from Lynn equal that OF the
sIRei,ee. fs
Orc manufacturer had been anxious TO have ever jous
In Lynn 20 TO aid the rescue Of Anthony Burns that
TIC }ca's Ind concluded TO aid in demonstration IA favor
OF such whitc slaves. (Cheers). fls' f.tr
he following committees were appointed, who will re-
port on Wednesday next Canvassng Commttc-B r.
Guilioro, Mansfield, Frank Htchns, Lot Cheeyer, J
IL Boz WORTH T. Hitchins Charles Sponord Frank Rhodes
Steele.
COMMITTEES to prepare a list OF priccs-E Mansfield, C. 4
Poole, B. J. Guiiord, Pickering HAYES. e
Tie meeting then aojou ned 70 Wednesday q. the
place. AL was HARMONIOUS. -G
MAHsLEHEAD, i
n1Ae 49,. 49,
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NEGRoEs CRofs-our attention, says tho Augusta Ga
Dispotc, directed 10 load Of i've bags OF cotsou n
BROAD street. this morning. and informed that Il
the crop or tho house garg flor he information or
friends Up towards the North Pole, We tell the that
the house gang signifies the cook and negro children
about the house young for regular work. belonging %
Mrs. oConnor, Of Mount Vintage, Etgeaed District, c.
The cotton OF quality and Broogat l2c, pro
ducipg nearly $3.50 for tire osos wo:nan and Der ,s
"drsp sbets-a very comfortable 10 spend IN nxa-
RIGS, and money ban rousspds OF poor men and
women in New England see In ono sum in the uhols
course Of their ives.
NPRisoNEp FoR LFE--Jcrry the slave convicted in
Clarke county, Va, Of pating insurrecton and
fenced 70 be hung but whose sentence las been CON-
penientary at Richmond.
PuRNr TO DRAn.--on the night OF Thursday, February
O. the house q George l. Smith, IN Preston county Va
about three miles Of Fellowsve, dee royed by
Ere, ana son q Joshua A. ShahAn pershed N tas
Laiess.
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Nsxnl IntelIirenee.

The United States steam frgate Brooklyn, Capt FarrA-
gut arrived asths port yesterday morning from Psnso
Ia, whence she sailed February 10. The following 10 s'
Of her officers
Captain David G. Farragut. Lieutenant and Efecative.
Officer James A. Doyle. UeutcDants, Albert n. Smh a
Vim. N. Jeners, Vim. Mitchell, Henry A. ADAMS, Jr
Chief Engineer, Joshua FoIAnsbie First eutenr ut o.
Marines, George X. Graham Assistant Surgeon T. w
Leach First Assistant Engineer, W. B. Brook. Sscouc
Assistant Engineers, NJ. 2. Jordan and j. W. bi,taksr
Third Assistant Engineers, Henry Snyder, G. F. Nave
and J. f. NELL. Bcatswain, John h Bsrtle a. Gunner
VIZ. Alien. Ssilmaker, Francis Boon. Car rnrr ose pl
Smith. Masier's Mates, Charles f. Elm re Francis
Bacon John c. RobtrRou and Vincent r. Travnrg Can
ts.ns Clerk, hwara Ga'eaadon. Purssrs Clark, Forbe
yarker.
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A FArHEn AND MOTHER IN CoUBr CLAIMING
TIE Rrcur TO POSSESSION CWJD.-An Interesting
and rather painful enacted In the County Court
this morning. before Judge wolford Il was that Of
mother and father striving 70 obtain Possession Of child
handsome and Interesting girl about eight years old
The mother and daughter reach ID this city from New
York on Thursday evening on their way to ST Louis
whsA they were stopped BY Capt. BreunAn she received
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Letter from tlsc Hon. R,cAard seheIl.

lToln tA1C HON. 1a1CHCTu EehcHs
NEW YoEs, Dec. 20. 1859.
GENTLEMEN II have the honor to acshew edgs tho re
Sept OF your Invitation DO present AZ the meeting q
The citzeps Of Rochester and vicinity, express ths1r
sentiments in relation TO ths acts Of outrage snA
violence committed by Nor.hrra incondariesrpon cizsnS
ohe South in distance Of the guarantees Of the cons-
tie, ind In derog cn Of the claims Of goog ciuzensp
ara q cosnmop brotherhood.
lam glad TO see this patriotic OF TIE ctxeA0
OF Jour section of The State. Ia movement In the
RICH. direction and in .he right quarter. hope you win
70 forward In tho good work url you purge all Western
New York Il the desi wing poitcrs aud their daboN-
cal O. de udsd instruments who hatch treason ara peu1
the Uaiou.
Beyond expressing ry regret thea cannot be WIN
you or this Interesting occasion, shall iniic: upsa
you moro than brief response 10 pour welcome invita-
ton. Int dssie through your rre,ing present On
two considerations wsc address nsetves to -
who Iowa iheir seunry ano cherish tie peretuy Of
glorious Union
one OF .bs oc-aayei objects OF the constitutional oors-
psct was So"for more pcyfect union, and another
eusure dome SIC tranquility" These guarantees apply
to oil the eosias, and among the conditions a
eaea pledssa Tho '' onee IN good A @.a ana
national senowsMp, TO defend and maintain.
The first question desire 70 ask ID, whether 90
res Of persxer asgressons upsn and interference with
the constitutional rahs and domestic sruily Of The
States OF one section by abolition sgasrs % another -
ron be regarded less than papabie violations q
the constitution; aud whsn they ren into Of nva0a
and btodshed ougbssey not to BE- visited wtha punish
r4eEt lcss than for copvicto,5 for
6efr And sbc evuss Of aggression persisted urged
bha excited 10 public cur Das, fulrnsed from pulpi
ma applnndcd IN the legislative halr can IL be q.
pec,cd thsx Stass ieaecs OF their scvorcgy sensitive
10 wrong and icnstcc agd prepared TO vnaisats thr
honor, maintain :ber rights, ard defend her hrcsids
will NOT retire from eopArtaershp which be con-
NDned only with Danger and degradatioo'
These que SONS wdGh must all cneve,
later, and hch ovase disregard thorn and dert4o
Southern resen, WIZ be answered for in
OF blood and anarchy Fos | firmly teiieva unless tn
alive % the North tceir strength ana
secondary
tie dissolution OF tbs great government and all its pro-
mised blessings TO mankind may be ioeisod upon
event Is certain as .swia 10 deplorable
RICH ARD SCdELL.
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TINE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE.

Tho Cauty CUnvomtlOA.
TO TaB EDTTcs OF THH HERAGD.
AhK1CAN ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC COMPANY OF NJ
GARAouA cnAR1ERKD Eth AUGUST, l8a9, lsooxPoRArED
ON MARCH, 1860.
orrIcS % BROADWAY, NRw YORK. Fob 81. 1850.
beg leave 70 enclose You for publication extracts from
the letter OF the Hon. Lewis Cas Secretary OF State,
Gen. lamar, ate United States Minister lin Nicaragua
dated July q, 1864
ALAG COPY OF tho articles OF the charter OF this compa
ny, which secured 10 u arbitration OF say differences
which misns sse between US and that government but
which Nssvogus persists in deny ing w.
further e1aioss q very recent communication 70 NJ
hsn tbs Hoe Laws Clss, Secretary Of State Ia reference
to giving rs IL protection which cit and assuring
sAa. tho scc.Ares st down In the above mentioned
despatch . Gen Lamar will be strictly adhered BY
the CaitAd S.-eg. 1890 n
The government Of the UsiteT States being pledged 10
ne, We await executive action. remsn SIR your oco
dent servant, J. e. BODY Secretary
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cHARrEa on lS40.
Arr! 80 la case sry dis
Vlto or controversy shall
arise during tho existence
Of this ecntract bee waea The
State ar,fi the cDnApsny, the
Same sAEfi be dstermiue1
by . reference 10 Two Com.
missiouero, 90 be ohosco In
The follow Jog nAorer Two
TO be namedon the part Of
sne State, two by the Com.
pany, and the fifth to be 80
lscted by the four others
appointed, who scSll hsar
and deter niue tbs matters
In controversy, acd decide
upon the which do
cision OF the said Commis.
s'oners shall be fral and
without appeal, aud binding
upon both state and Com
pany.
AIT 80 1t is further pro.
vloed, that in tho event or
the four Commissioners thus
chosen not being aols TO
agree upon the selection Of
the fifth the State aud tue
Company shall then choose
three indlvi iuals, out of
which number they shah
select ops 70 act as saca at,h
commissioner; but should
they disagree In such selecs
ton, th-n the choice shall
be made cat OF said number
by lot.
CONVENTION OF 1867.
Art 8. 10 order 10 simpll.
~ and expedite the object
proposed IN Articles SO and
"a OF the contract OF the 9th
OF August, 1912, Whenever
II may be necessary TO ap-
point arpiuators 10 decide
such disputes or controver-
Sizes as may arise between
the government Of Nicara.
qua aut the company, ono
arbitrator only shall bs ap-
pointed by each party, and
In case Of their disagree
ment, II the arbilrators do
not w,,hln three days seiecs
q third arbitrator, appiica.
tim shall be made within
ten days 20 the three Oldest
ministers plenip0teuiiary, or
ministers resident iu default
OF p.en,potens,aries, or char
ges de aliares in default
or ministers resident, &C.
coroirg 20 the dates Of re-
captions ia Westinghouse. TO
select such third arbitrator,
and the minister or diplo.
matte representative OF. Nj.
caragua shall in 40 case Do
one Of the three author zsd
to select 10 casa any ono
of these ministers or CHI Mges
d'aif.ires shsll excuse nin-
SELF. oc for any Cause shouId
not be able 70 act, AIS place
shalt De successfully sup
plied by the hext oldest
minister or charge diaf.
flares, according to TIE order
Of receptions IN Washing
ton, until tue object is %.
tanned. Persons Interested
in The company or The on
GERS, agents or employees
thereof cannot be Appointed
grb',raiors, nor cat The OIL
GERS, agents or employees OF
the gorornuent of Sicara.
qua be SO appointed. fh-
arbitration shat, taxe place
IN the city Of New York
Ars. 8. For any wilrul
breach or non perform ince
OF any OF the stipulatlons. or
OF tne others contained in ia,
contract or the l9.h OF June
OF this present year, or OF
the AFORESAID Convention OF
the 2i,h Of August, 1870, The ,
government u Nicaragua
msy annul the saii cou-
tracts alter having submd.
ted the question to the De.
cision OF artisretors, as afore-
said, aud after they shall
have decided the question
against the company,
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INDIANS MAD Hces-Thc topeka (Kaneas) fri1une
r-n mad from the effects, were picked up and eaten by
the Eaw Indians, and that che effect them man
instances, been afsi swelling of the body and head,
then rayng and maAnsss, followed by death
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iETTKx or Mr.. sECs61ARy
cAss To MINISTER IAIsAR IN
NICARAGUA. DATED FASH.
iSGTox, July IS, 1853.
The Un.sed States bel.yvc
Il to DO theis duty, and tbsy
mean to execute it, 10 watch
over the persons and pro.
perty az their citizens visit
ing foreign countries, and to
Intervene for their prouc-
ton when sucA action Is
jusii6eo BY exHSpg oircum-
stapoes and by the law Of
Stations.
In countries where well
defined ana estsbltehed laws
are In operation, ard where
their sdIainitttation Is com
mitted ~ able aud inoe.
PENDENT judges, cases will
rarely occur where such in.
terveption will be necessary
But these clemens Of conf
denoe and security are no.
every where found, and
when that 10 upiortun ately
the case, the United states
are called upon TO be more
vigi'sBt In watching over
their citizens and TO inter.
pose efficiently for their pro.
lection when they arc sub.
Jected to toItuous proceed
,pgs By the direct action Of
the government, or by its
indispcsi,ion or inability TO
discharge it's duties.
But here is another cou-
siteI alton which calls for
the atte Dtion Of this govern
men,--'hese contracts with
their citizens have q nation
81 impoTtaDce-ibey Affect
not oroiDaryhteresrs mere
ly, but questions Of great
value, political, commercial
and social, ana the United
States are ially justified in
taking care that they are
not wantoply violated aud
the safe establishment, Of an
inteIoceaDic communication
put 10 hazard or indefinitely
postponed.
The course Of the govern
mert Of Nicaragua with re-
la,icp to these engagements
contains no,birg in 1t reAs-
suriug for the future.
Contracts duly executed
With all the form Of law,
carry ing with them inpor-
tan, veeteo rights. have been
a. bitrariiy set aside by exc.
cuuve decrcfs--a mode OF
proceeding not recognized
in the cobu acts the mseIves,
and without resort,ps TO the
action Of the jodicial ui.
bupa's.
the UDited S,siee, acting
10 behalf OF their citizens,
object 10 this system or ecu
fiscetson. aud they do not
doubt but that they will
lave tire concurrence Of all
other Powers who have in.
liar Interests III these vastly
impo' tsnt measures.
What tho United States
demand Is that IL all cases
wbeIe their citizens have
entered into contracts with
the proper Ni:arsg.an AL
norilies, and quest;ons Ia vc
arisen, or shau arise, re-
speciing the fidelisy CO .heir
executor. no declaration Of
forfeiture, either psst or to
come, shall poesess any
Dino ing force, unless pro-
Eounced in conformity with
the provisions Of the con-
tract, II there arc any, or n
there ia no prcvisien for that
purpose, then, unless there
has been a fair and impair
tial Investigation In such y
manner as 20 satisfy the
United States ihe. the pro-
ceedipg has been just and
that the decision ought to be
submitted 10.
Without come security OF
this lind, this governnsnt
will consider Itself warrant
cd, Whenever a proper Case
arises, in iBteYpos;ng BY
such means MS il raay think
jusIfiabie, in behalf OF It's
citizens who may have been
or may be injured by such
unjust assumption OF power.
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ADJOURNMENT TsxAs LEGIsLATUnx--By o joine
resolution Of both nouses tho Texas Legislature -
have adjourned tle 18th inst.
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
R-AsEISGIoS, Feb. Z, 1860.

HAsEINGgoS, FED. Z, so6o
To ]. f. BODY, Esq, Secretary OF the American, Al
int'c and Pacific Ship Canal Company, New York
Your letter Of 25h umo has been received ard taken
into consideration with the memorial TO the President Of
tbs 9Th October last 10 which i. relates aud which
duly referred TO this department
In regard To the rights Of your company and the pro-
lection which you solicit, have 10 acqgant shst our
Minister In Nicaragua appears TO be cisiDg Dcco
ing zeal in bssaf OF the interests legally acquired by
citens OF The tuited states In NICARAGUA ana need
Only add that by the last steamer be was instr lctoo "
inform that government that the Untei States would
steadily sdhere % the docsrlues laid Gowa In my des-
patch Genes al Lamar, Of 25b Jolly, 1885, With copy
Of which you supplied the oath March, 1859
am, sir your obediehi servant, LEWIS CASS