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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14


New York, March ii 1.-The steamer Pfilag
delphia arrived tonight from Fort Piclcena Ist,
Tortugas 4th and Key West 9th insts. rofs
Gen, Arnold was in command at Fort Pickens,
Col. Brown having sailed for New ferlr Troops
at Piekensall we'll. Contrabends from Pensa-
cola report that a rebel regiment had len and
two unarmed regiments had arrived. Ander-
son was 10 be court martialed fof commeRcing
the hombarament Of Jmnacy LIST. nem nuiu9
y Coca Porter mortar feet was awaiting "a
yorable wind to sail from Key West 70 Ship
Island gees tt'H~ e4~
: The Magnolia arrived ae Key west prize 10
the stazmer South carOlinao She had j ,000
bales Of cotton. q ssiasisni4ts eve .,.si - ~
The steamers Mississippi and Manlankas were
at Port Royal with Gen. Butler and his troops.
New FORK March ~ IAN EilAabeth City
North Carolina letter of March 4th, To the pri-
bune says, 1Gen Bragg, with his force, num-
berlng 7,0O0 arrived az Norfolk yesterday from
Pensacola, which place he epaeuaiod, after de-
stroying the torti6eations guns, etc. Itis also
said the rebels are calling all their spare forces
into Norlolk, that they may be ready tor any
emergency. The force AZ Newberne and other
points IN this State, numbering $4,000 % SODoO
drilled soldiers, together with the rebel loloes
at Richmond, aud az other points between Rich.
nond and Norfolk viii, ltis thought, be throNp
into the rear Of the Union fosoes aitaeking Nor
folk from this direction, fheEelnfe, the last
grand battle % the eampaign may be fought VI
This struggle to ease Notlolk, sl.ould thst olsy
he attached %
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AFirt

FoRr HEsRY, Feb. IA battalion Of
the LIST Nebraska and . portion Of the Cur
tiss Iowa Cavalry Regiment attacked
force Of rebels six hundred strong, At Paris,
Tennessee, this morning, defeating theps
and taking possession Of the town. Being
apprised that large force Of rebels were
within a few hours march, they retired.
bringing with them number Of prisoners,
Company A lost 5 men killed. among
them q Sergeant Major. 4.
The Second Battalion Under e0nsFnahd
Of Lieutenant Colonel Palfiek. crossed TIE
river today toseinfprcs them, 4, I. ''-'.'',
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

For the past week we have had most de-
lightful Weather The spring birds have
returned. But the mud--there's no use
talking about the Black Swamp article
The bottom in some places has fallen out.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
PrcInltieeisIns,

Gated at West Point but he fights like a man
educated at all lpoints.
The rebels can't pretend that they didn't have
fair warming. President Lincoln read the riot
act 70 them last April or WBTTBTN
The rebels have lost large amount Of mil
itary stores in Tennessee. They make poor
stOre-kespers. Boz
1t il estimated that Locomotive engines annu-
ally consume the wood from 10000 acres oflaAd;
in twenty years equal to 100000 Of acres,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
lpalEIllIg PllI4IE. !
srEciFTc REmEDr FoR i'l
Spsy,safoSrksa ot Sentinel Rtakaes and General Irr

A srEciFfc REmEDr f'r n.I
Spsy,saforrksa or SemnaI Wtaknest and General Irr
tdbitify IN eiiher ser
This Malady, the terrible aegHsaess Of which too
well known TO require than bare alusion to them
II Of the most nsduouF and therefore dangerous Of
all the long catalogue Of human ills saps the very
springs Of Life, rapidly undeTmnes the constitution, and
sna the unhappy victim into ubectty and premature
grave. From six boSes Of the SPECIFIC PILL
sufficient to effect permanent in MOST AGGRAVATED
oAsss whether constitutional arising from abuse
Ercssses. - .fF
Medical Testimony.
ave believe Il be- In the Of Sysrnatorrhea
specific any medicine be.'B. Kern, NJ.
D., An. Jour. Of Medical Scisace. raf @
az have found them al that could De desired Their en-
eetHAs BEEN TRULY WONDERFUL. fused them in case Of
Spermatorrhea Of long stdndfng which has been under
treatment for Years thnk three boxes will complete
the cure. .".-E, p. DfcKEE, NJ. d. f..
tT This IL not Hopceopnthic Remedy, nor Is .hers
any mercury or other deeterious ingredient combined
with 1t. if so r.tI lfa cf y fs.l.r irf- fi-t.s Ia.
PRICE$1 per Box; six boxes for BY mail prepaid
For by all respectable Druggists, and at the Snle Gen
eral Depot in the United States BY ~ * = l5rt1gs .
"a WINCHESTER,s3 36 john ST., My.
Nov. ], 1851 sIl.K.ks. N.H.,ct. 42yl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

The Richmond Esaninsr Of the Sd inst,
details the arrest Of john Minor Bolts and
other suspected Union men. of Richmond
aud vicinity and of their confinement in
tbs negFo Jail Of that city, Think Of the
confinement of man Of the character, abil-
ity and standing Of John Minor Bolts 10 the
negro Jail Of Richmoudl What madness
must rule the rebel ruler, when men Ike
Bolts and others are thus treated-and for
whatl For not madly participating in the
most Internal rebellion the sun ever shope
upon. A terrible reckoning Is coniiugl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
OuR AnYERTIsERS.

He that in the teorId ipould rise,
Must READ rnE SKws aNd ADvERTisEi I"
Sheriff s Sales ff ~
Central Ohio Conference Seminary.
B. Brundnge, Law Gard. ei-H
To Township Clerks, by County Auditor
Sealed proposals by County Auditor.
The Confessions and experience of an Invalid
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

Came, March l2.a-Weasse Sn' tls aeeoa
Of great e1ehts.n Ramoss Of fgAsssaeaatioa
ofimpertASt points by the tebsls, ass adokl,p
and outlines 81 plans Tor action are eppsar-
ing. n Is yet deemed beat 10 give mo
hasty anneuncemeBts-Ofs supposed eVenta.----
Tho publiemEy rest auhuFsd that Che efli-
GERS IN command are making every exkr-
ertiOh 10 strike blows which Will TED IN de
life Of the tebelliop, "a asn;. ~ n.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

The winter term of the Clyde Union
Schools close this week; thcy have grand
Exhibition this, lFriday) evening.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
Fremont, Feb. 7, 1862,

The Ladies' Soldiers Aid society,
Meets every Thursday afternoon, in Birch
ard Block (second story) Tbeladics Of the
town and vicinity are invited to attend.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
uen.rpl ol.lo. conserence senlInarr.

VeNt4Nl O17A1 1SAA4STo9Aco NcA-AsAhASg'
In another column will be found an ad-
vertiscment Of this School, located at Mau-
NEE City. Young persons in this vicinity,
who purpose going TO school abroad, will do
we'll 70 look to the advantages offered at
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
ETpapoani

.&aGJfL GEipernen!
There will be a meeting of the Fire Do
parment at the Engine House, on Monday
evening, March I7th, for the election of Of
fcers Of the Fire Department. "a rgTI
Turn ohi Boys. 8. l~ = "a
1g S. BUCKLAND, Z
Chief Engineer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

At our latest account were still at Graf
ton, Va, Considerable sickness prevailed
among them We notice thasfL. Cramer
Co. B, of Fosioria, had died of measles -
Eli Wright, Co. A. Of Green Springs. JneA
slcs; Roland JacoY, Co. A., Clyde, asthma
$50 to 400 Of the regiment are reported
unfit for. duty; 40 TO 30 only are Ia hospi
tai. Rhe prevailing disease is measles. -
Rrush r. Sloan, Co. @, Of Clyde, measles
his body was brought home and buried ii
Clyde yeAtsrday,slA 4oaqaq
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

NE "A r. r. I Il ID R a7R a-i
By Rev. ~ HelIer the 18th at the Refornasd Par
sonage, PnnIF D. srIsE and Miss ELHAsKTH BAuNss,
both Of sandusky township. 9s' 'iN tit
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

Hon. W P. NoBLE sud .. NJ 'AsaIEY,
have our thanks for continued favOra, in the
distribution Of cODgrssiopal documents.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14


~ MAqnrwn' Cmou0tfFs Wona Dnofs
N.v,r fs 70 d.,sroy I'D stanAis IN klsas q Insss
,,..i wsrm. Al, p,ifsuilt flif6s n ~ 9hss snffns
speior 70 sby ana al Ne ahsy wsTs eoa,1t,s&anat
nsussoun vsrnifurai urs. They sr n istrf a ~
times With safsfj a. ihsrr rohtne 10 u,eUs ~
othsr dsieterIous drue Mothers rorlt always pthag
them, and sive their children 70 etlts y
for sas by all DFugrisie and dealers N fselr.ntt-
Pree. Is cents. Al MATHEWS qtnslal ~ lfov
sOyi Buapio, n xrspa ~, Ezl,ss, w
NRURAIaIA, can bs psfInausnil5 sussd ~ ~ Der,
lands Anti Rheumsile naaa, Sc saFsFi'f'p,1t sf
oreai Cure ls oshsr'olrpo. w I,
THE grssasst slersIss usths sss, y che tlsssfsg q
perfect enrn fy Hheuwaat aoot and NsFnfia arf ~
pcrnicions effects Of iereury which 4 snsclf ~leet
any lneonvsniepee, The ofintssusl sdisne@ We
are aaus6ed ss iu Adhptktoh ,otheso
able eouplaInt aSd kEs pIeusarein eAns
outrsadsrs 10 ths aaveeowspt 70 artihsF esirwp n
our paper, Of .Dslapds Anti- -henmefe pends tzrt
special Ndelee-sT'o OuusnmsEafwNo. eidp "
The advertised hlunE b.sp utefpdto hpal.A n essyao
few usssbT avsrT simple ren,dT sfkef having ahnsrsf
several years witha lung affection, phd that dread
disease ansioun 70 ssks hasen - Ne
follow sufferers the means sof cufs. y ~ $50 b poi
To III ~he desire ~ he Wiz sssa ssopy efths ts,sssf-
lion ussd ss Of shasgs) vsh ths airsssiopa prepa
ing and using the wiuh they VII nud sgna cvea
for CoxsvnfrIoS, ASTHMA, BRoEcHirfs, 20. Ths ehlt
object o the advertiser In ssnh te prescription e 70
eeives 70 be invAuabe and be hopes every sufferer WI
Try his rsInedy, az ~ w east then heahins md mny
prove blehaing. 4 N frtligceI -, hsf@...f- &
t.f af IN Rrv. ElJWARD A.. WILSON, ID
42mos 40 wiiliepsburr, King coupty, N. =.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14


raGHEcAeo March esa@SpsciaE to- Rinrass
Thirty cahbou have already been found ut
Columbus, which weFe thrown away by tha
rebels in evacpating that place.
A detachment 81 the Hceobd Iliinois
Cavalry reformed nom Bsttand 70 dsy.
bridging several prisoners, They rep6Fs
the country attn infested wish rowing bana4
0t5sf ThpnPsoR 1 ihaysaaoss's - ' s.sss :
The Le6ysewossA baFtls 10y ybe Blige
sdes Under GsneFaIs Deiltlsfl ADD DouBiea
day, in HaAl6l, s eol6m1, have etea 6Td6ls
"a ID cJheenlfate I6ethWilb, {, by skDid
marches, as Fort ecolb. In DIsiuA6et %
this, the 9th aud 1elh Wii5onsiu, Holm
terS Bastety, and The Ohio Oasels). NE sf
Kansas City have siaftsd Ips tlis fegdes-
vous. This indicates action; but n Hb4l
quattet and "a what pqsPoho u6 ca esly
sitKnnSseI Iitfil ~ lnt1 Dlf f1NiSf4f i3u4fi
fIl1 I-vs.r i-+4ss ---sssi.ssts s,safis,I
ia il rpmored that a ilAras sslvlle issRf
peciien has taken plaza neal Hoi|S GpIinga
MlasissipPi Seven white pnpR 1so aid u
hare baeh klllsd. aOii nips negroes inHsed
'wArsos'S NKrAAGen Kiks never lails q egS
Rhennatisn rfffff ftu hna vn!it4fN
,aiflo sM % sgusd,4.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

We have since learned that the 72d have
received their full complement of arms and
have gone up the Tsuaesse riVeroto SaVan-
nah, Tennessee, near the northern bOupda-
ry of Alabama. The 72d is good for any
work laid out for them.--ED. JOURNAL.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
The Crisis.

There is little reason to doubt that the South
hes determined to anticipate the Presidents &C.
ton BY armine her negroes against US. Each
negro before being armed will be set free.
A. little reason is there to doubt that foreign
Intervention will complicate matters before the
6rst Of January.
The recent elections show that the organiza.
ton Of traitors in the North is complete. There
are indications in New York that physical force
against the loyasts may begin there, such con
Aicts q occurred between the tories and ipde.
pendents in the Revolution.
70 al Of which there is but one reply possible
Tie Prssdent must anticipate his Proelama-
ton, and ct once declare that it shall take ef:
fsst is,~ed;asely. Every hour of delay in the
s~s msassrs that can sape US. adds a probabisi
~ to tie rsin Of the Repnblie.-Bost0n Gem.
S,>Nseealtk
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
CnproAtable Business

Running the blockade is becoming rather q
dangerous business. At the rate We are nov
making captures, John Bull viii soon have to re
tir. from tie business. No less than tveasy oi
his iron steamers-most Of them got up express
" ior the consraband trade-have fallen into The
clutches Of our cruisers. The last arrival from
Port Royal brings Us the news Of three captures
ALI of them English sseamers-all Of them hrss
and strongly built-aud al Of them heavily =
den with supplies for the rebels. In sddisien d
this the Aenho-also . 6ne steamer-was run
ashore and beached on Sullivan's Island.
This begins to look ike work. At the rste
ne are making captures, We shall very sooa have
. very respectable feet Of Englsh steamers. In
deed, il might be worth while to defer the cap
ture Of Charleston . While, juss to nee il - fy
srap to catch British smuggierA-AI6: Ess
Jcwr~al
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12

BLAIR ELrcfED-The St. Louis RepuJliean
Of Nov. 9Th, says:
Blair ID undoubtedly elected, We think, in
he First Congressional District, by majority,
vhea everything ID in, of not less than one thou
sand o. fifteen huudred.
Il has bsen supposed, or claimed, BY the
friends Of Mr.. Knox, that the army vote would
generally be cast against Blair, but this, so far
= vs have seen, is not the case.
We hear that Blair has from seven hundred to
eos thousand majority in the Missouri regiments
q Memphis. A majority is reported for Blair of
three hundred in the Thirtieth Regiment as Pi-
los Knob. Col Curley's Twenty seventy regi-
nsnt givss fifty majority fos Blair"
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The HGCRE vhich ow Subscribers vill dad asaaehsd
70 their nanes thsir papers Indicate the Nr@ of
ths paper 70 whisA tAsr sahsezyssoa paaA. 1y tAe
" "sssbv" = asaas ths "WHOIx NuHR," which
may be found IN - 0AAi.g q ths paper. which =
changed weekly being bTsassd eas saeh wed,
numbers eonstisssins ysas. rsfssriag 70 this asn-
Der in the heading a shs paper nd eeapasing With
the number assaehsd ths naoe direetioa, the
paper subcybess readily see bow their aeeounss
ss.ad o. our bosn Ihass Aadhg shensssvs IN arrears
YIN psass rsis - ~ aneass a thsis Indebtedness
imDedhtsly.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
CO0110sO0ey.

The New York World demands that nov, q
the policy Of The Adninisssasisa in carrying q
the var d condemned BY tie pssple. il the 70
cent elections, thas the sees Of CoagFsss sbsEsh.
ing Slavery in The District sf Colsnhia-ths ct
declaring The Territories e Tie o. 8. frss frem
Slavery md Tie aes ess6seatins The property ot
rebels shall be rspealsd-ths Prociamatiea sf the
Prssidsns s1spsndiag he writ Of AsSsss ssspsS
and the Proelanssiea E.aneipasng Tie slsvss d
rsbels shall b recalled. and tAas IL political
p:isooers in Government Iets shan b ses as
liberty. 1t slss deaasds .svs v;seesss prss-
sestiss ef tks sss!
L nss this bssasifal esasisesseyf Don't in.
prison rsbsls - interfere wish thsir psspsrsy-
especially their shvs pssperty; bot kiv - many
a thsa - yea eaai
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12

A iAr - our returns at present show, the fol-
loving viii be the political complexion Of the
ssxt Legialature: Se.ase-RepublicaBs le:
Denoersss II. Republican majority 8. Hoxse
|-Repab6cans, So; Democrats Al. Republican
majority Is. Republican majority On joint bal
lot -.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
Supreme Judge Of the U. =. Court, for Hi.
nols, Michigan aud Wisconsin.


By the new organization of the Supreme Court
Of the United States, Illinois, Michigan and Wis
cousn we're put into one Circuit, and entitled to
an Associate Justice Of that Court. This Judge,
with she District Judge of the State, will hold
one OF more terms a year in each State. The
President has appointed to this very responsible
position, the Hon. David Davis, Of Bloomington,
Illinois. Judge Davis has the reputation Of be
ing one of the very best men in Ilnois-an ac-
complished jufist, an able statesman, and pure
and upright man. His appointment will give
great satisfaction to the people of the Circuit
The Bloomington Pantegraph, published at
the residence Of Judge Davis, speaks Of his ap-
pointment as follows:
hon. David Davis, OF this city, has received
the Presidents commission appointing him to the
high position of Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the United States. 1, must have gvs L
Mr.. Lincoln peculiar pleasure to confer this dis
tinguished honor upon his intimate personal
friend; and the more 30, because he could have
No misgivings as to the fitness OF the selection,
and the service rendered to the Republic. Judge
Davis will take with him to the bench an amount
of Judicial learning, experience, good sense aud
| incorrupsability, which will be large and rich
| addition 70 the true treasures of the Nation. He
has served long and faithfully in lower courts
| and the people of this Judicial District will feel
deeply how much they lose, while they can but
rejoice TO see the merits OF wise man recog.
nized BY bis promotion to a higher place. Abra-
ham Lincols, We thank you!
The Chicago Journal says Of him:
Judge Davis 10 nov, and for many years has
been Judge Of the Bloomington Circuit, and all
Who have ever had business in his Court bear
Testimony that he has never been known to rule
unjustly, or TO give decision that was not based
| upon sound justice and Law. The appointment
10 NEST excellent one, as all know who know
Judge Davis.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12

Captain CAarIss JeAasso, fer
msrly Il IL seaas Rs6arn aeAesl u this city,
has besa esoninisssd - rsiss . Csapasy ise
he EghaA Cavalry. Csl saseaAsa. ~ ssaiss
vsuaing G Nk OsnsnA
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12

CHA1IAn.-1sv. Geo. fAylse, q A, Arbse
has bssa aPpei.tsd 0Asplain Il IL HghsA in.
fansry, iaPhss q 1aAsa, rssipsA nr. fay-
lss . a aesivs asd sssegssie naa, sal = abs,-
daDty qsali1sd fee ~ posisioa.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12

the rebel troops in Kentucky can sas thsir'
without honey or nolasses.-Lox. yssy.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
Aulrn Uu1.

CuAn1XDe admioau con
sus prG1p en- los puertos
De cQ01(1iefa de las dos
partG - buaaes De guerra
de en|n0 . loo pertenecientes
. 80 66u<iAaaaos que esten
armAios en- guerra, tichos
buques publicOs, o pfivsdos
eomB 0mpoco sus presas
no seran ob.izsios . pasAr
ningsn derecbO . "a en-
D.eA<lDs del lssAs jseees, "A
ningunoe osros, nj seran
detenidzs nj embargadas
tales presas cuAndo neg1sn
01oU puwsss % euaIQuieFa
d las parties y entrsn en-
enos, nj sobre "a Legal
dat hArAn ningun exAmen
log enplead0s del iugar
sino que tales buQucs Dc
guerra podran en- caaiquier
tempo izAr la velas y par
tir y llevarss sus presas q
loo lugares indicaios en- Sos
patentes que s1s CONAN
daates deberaa mostrar,
6ticndese sin embargo Que
Loo priviiegois coaferidos en-
este articuio no SC estende
ran ms ALA de los que o.
coacedan por ley,o por ira.
tado con Las rac.ones mAs
favorecidas.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
Axncrsn1u.


When the shbs-ef~ -
The TIVE contss ~ nxtns
or those bejaa1 , ther
eitizo - which 11Dfmed n
var - bs hitted p
enter - theiV prizes -
porss a either of the two
parties, the said public or
private Gn10, = ~ II
their prises, shall not be
obliged % DAy any duty
either 70 IT, olDeers Of he
place, ths Jolsss, o. any
0shers; nor shall such pri
zss when thsy come 70 and
enter th6 poFeo % eishsP
ty,beasseetsd o. sei1ed, |,
nor SkaIi he o@cers u the
place nAsllA examination
eoncsrning 6e kWfulneas
of such 0fj4es, bat they
may hoisl saM a. any time
and dspsxt and carry their
prisss u the places ex-
pressed 10 theh comma
sions, which the commAa-
ders q such shjps-of-war
shall be obliged 70 sh0v. Il
u undessGeod, however,
that ths privileses con.
ferred BY this article ahall
not extend beyond those a.
lowed by kw or By treaty
With The most favored nS-
HSOQD.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12

Shave you Goldsmith's Greece asked
. eeausoan, On entering Q bookstore. mo
u, bss they have some excellent bears oil IN
- naxt deoe," replied the counter boy.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12

a. They err widely Who proposs - TIM
men 70 the thosghts Of . better world b nj
ing them think very neany Of thi4
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
ARnCyLo XVI.


tos 90 conceien reciprocal
uicnte IA libertat 40 teleI
en- los pUertos dc u OH
conSuIes v vice conS4Ie:
nombrsdos por elias mis
mas, los cuaies goZAran IL
los propios privileges y lac
ultAiics que los de ID nacioI
RAas tAvorecida, Dero, 81 al
g0nos de dichos consules I
vice coasoies eJercieren c
comerclo esIaran suletos {
las uaismis leyes y usos q
que esIuviereu snyetos Ell
el inism0 iugar los psrticu
lAreB de su naciOn.
Sc entiende que, siempre
que cualQuiera dc las Cos
parties coGtratantes eiUiere
Q un ciudadano de IL osra
por agente cons ular con res
idenclA en- puertoS o piazas
comerciaies dc Ia ultima, tai
consul o aSente continuara
Siendo considerable, NO OBJ
stante 50 calitad dc consul
estrangero, como ciudadano
de u nacion q que perten-
ece y consiguisDtemcnte es-
tara sometido . las leyes y
reglamentOs q que On el iu-
gar dc 81 residencia 10 es-
tuvieren los naturales. Sin
embargo, esta obligation en-
nIngpn respect0 embara-
zara el ejercicio de sus FUN
Clones coasuiares, nj afec
tara Ia inviolabilidad de los
archives conSulAreS.
Dichos consules y vice
coaSules tendrAn coalo tales
el derecno do servir lie Jue-
ccs artltradors en- Las diIer-
enclas Que 81 susciten entrt
los cApiIAnes y tripuiacioues
de los bu4ucs pertenecien'
ties a Ia nacion cuyos inter
eses estan puestos a su cui
dado, sin Intervention IL
Las autoritades locales, q
menos qae se requiera L
aslstencia de elias, . Que L
conducta do las tripulaci
ones o del captain t.rbc e
orden . Ia tran4uiliiad de
pals. Sc entlcnde sin EN-
barge, que csta especie d,
juici0 . arbitramento n
privara . Las parties conten
dlsntes del derecho que tie
men para recurrir, euandc
vuelvan a 81 pals, q Ia au
toriiad judicial dc este.
Dieh0s eonsules y vice
oOnsules tendran u fac ulta.
de reQuerir u aslstencia IL
10 autOfiiades locales para
el arrestO y prisi0n de los
dceertores de los buQucs d,
guerra y mercAntes de 81
pals. A este IN, 20 dirui
ran . los tribunaies, jueee:
y empieados competentes
y reclamaran por escrit,
tales desertores, proband,
COZ N exhibicion de los re
gistros de los buQues, los
rolss de las tripulaciones ,
cualssquiera otr0s docu
mentos ohciales, que tale:
individuos formaban part,
de aquelia; y probado as
esta demanda, no Sc negars
Ia entrega. Tales deserto
Ies, cuando sean arrestados
seran puestos = Ia disposi
cion de los consules y vic,
consules, y podran ser en-
cerrados en- las crcele:
publicas 4 solicitud y espsn
sas de los que lbs reclameI
para ser enviados a 10:
buques Q que pcrtene1can
. aotros del mismo pals. Pc
TO 3i no fueren manda.io,
dentro de tres meses conta
dos desde el dia dc su srres
to, seran puestos en- liber
tad, y NO volveran . ser ar
restados por Ia misma caus;
s. Sc Were sin embargo gu,
el desertor ha cometido al
gun crimen o delito, &c de
ferira su entrega hasIa Qu'
81 tribunal donde pends 81
causa haya pronunciad,
sentencia y Sc haya nevadt
esta . eyecuciou.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12

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