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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29
Henry clay and Thurtow weed ON
the Abolttiouists.

Twenty years ago HkShY CLAY said of the
lboliiioni-ts: with them the rights of property
are nothing. The deficiency OF the powers OF the
General Government are nothing; the acknowl-
edged and incoules,ible powers OF the States aie
nothing; the dissolution of the Union and the
overthrow Of government in which are concen
trated The hopes of the civilized world are moth
ing A single idea has taken possession OF Their
minds, aud onward they pursue II. overlooking
all barriers reckless and regardless OF all eonse-
quences.
few months ago THuRLow WEED wrote: IL
de ire 10 make this record: If il comes to be
understood that the views and policy OF Messrs
Suxx.R. GREELEY. WESDELL PnILLIPs, WARD
BEEcHEs. &c. &c. obtain in the conduct OF the
war. il will result in the destruction OF our gov
ernmen, aud Union and triumph OF rebellion
and slavery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

Railroad Arrangements.

The following terms tor carrying passengers
and transportation of stock and machinery have
been arranged with the railroads named below
Full fire TO come. and return free Excnr
sion tickets for sale az all regular stations ir"m
Monday The 2-th of September to Saturday the
81 of October, 10 be good for exhibitors on resu
lar trains coming 20 indianapolis on Monday aud
Tuesday, and to return on regular trains on Sat
urday.
Stock and machinery on the same terms
owners of the same paving first full rates, 10 be
returned free on nv certificate that the article or
animal was on exhibition and did not change
HANDS during the week of the fur:
Indianapolis aud Cincinnati r. r
Peru aud indianapolis K
indianapolis and Madison X r
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago R r.
Toledo LoganSport and Burlington r. r.
Jacksonville X L.
L,faye,te and indianapolis r, r.
Wabash Valley X r.
Evansville and Ora wiordsville r. r.
OHIO AMI Mississippi K r.
lndant Central r. X.
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line.
Michigan Central r R. northern division.
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana.
Belefont,ne r r, ON excursion trains only
Wednesday, THURSDAY, Friday and SItnrcay
Terre Hiute aud Richmond K r tickets to
be stamped At NV Office otherwise of no effect Oh
return
Others will he added from time to time, az
they received. W Il. LOOMS, Secy.
did
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

The Democracy 81 Johnson county will hold
q grand basket tic mic dinner at Worthwhile on
the l. dianapoI.s and Madison railroad. on Satnr.
day. October 3 The Hous T. A. HESuRioKs
and J L McDoNALD have been invited To
adire-- the meeting The HoPewell brass band
will 5e in attendance and discourse fine music
A good time IL expected. Que and all are IN
Yited to attend
--Pittsburg coal is selling for forty cents per
bushel at New Albany.
Gen Lew Wallace is At present engaged in
reviewug the militia at Republican meetings.
He will be AZ Greencastle on this business on the
81 prUximo.-l ". A. Ledger.
-GRAxr CouxrY-Tbe Democratic and con
servative citizens OF Grant county. At convention
held on the 18th inst. nominated the following
ticket:
For Auditor, Thomas Dean: for Sheriff. Mel
con Conner; tor Commissioner. 'niei Coleman
for L md Appraiser, Elias Stevens; for Coroner
David G. Hite.
"A PRAsEwoRTHr DEMONSTRATIONS "A week
or two i CO, a COW owned by soldiers wife
who resided IN Manchester township, and who-.
husband was in Gen. Grants army. sickened and
died AT the Democratic meeting which wai
held in that township, near Manchester village
on last Monday evening at the instance OF Judge
Holman, about S25 IN cash Was raised Tor th'
purpose Of purchasing for her another COW. Ih'
money. we understand, was paid over TO her OF
TUESDAY. The lady knew nothing OF the 'nten
ton of her friends in the premises until after I'M
adjournment Of tie meeting. Ii was 10 doubt al
agreeable sunrise. Such il the manner IN whiol
Democrats manifest their regard for soldiers an
soldiers families - Lawrenceburg Register.
-EDIxBUReH UsIoS FAIR The Fourth annua
e1mbrion OF this agricultural society closed o.
Saturday. Hence we were mistaken in our iss "a
OF Friday last, that il closed on Thursday. III
accident that We referred 10 was not of so serou
nature as we first anticipated. We are happ
to be able TO announce that the woman ran owe
by the horse on the fair grounds on Ihursda
last is doing we'll.
The fair was the largest held IN this Stat
during the present year. The entries amounie
To over eight hundred. The exhibition of cattle
! horses, indictments Of husbandy, agriculture
products. &c. was very respectable and credits
| be 10 the managers of the fair. The ilnburg
/ fair stands second TO none in the State exec
the State fair. II cannot be otherwise for q
women around Edinburgh vie with the men
/ their laudabIe zeal for it, advancement. Aud y
| are constrained tO say that articles OF hOuse"li
nv and the specimens OF the fine arts executed b
some Edinburgh ladies'. and on exhibition Their
surpass everything We have seen at any ialr
the State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29
Gen. homas-b Hero of the battle
of h'ckamauga.


MAJOR General GE1RGE HENRY FHoxAs - con
fo-inded with jutant General THOMAS, whose
h hest ambition is TO raise negro troops Gen.
CA II THoMA, j. a soldier He does not inter
u{,idle with partisan politics He discharges the
d,'tes intrusted t. him, fearleSsly and gallantly
SIN bv step. he has won his way from the hum
bfst to he highest ranks in his profession. In
every engagement with the enemy. and they have
zen many he has been fully equal to tho occasion,
all bis bravery. aud daring and skill. his Their
aided to win a victory or modify disaster. He.
bayond. question. IS the hero of the battle of
Csiekam.uga. and his efforts upon that occasion
saved RoseCrsns' army from humiliation. We
reproduce brief sketch Of Gen. THOMAS. to show
tsAt he is not the THOMAS who is striving TO place
negro soldier upon an equalts with the white
soliier 10 pander 70 a vitiated public sentiment:
VI ior General George Henry Thomas was
bcs-n iu Southampton county. Va. in 1881 He
graduated At West Point in lS4l, and entered the
ahillefy he served With marked distinction IN
FFDrida. VI xicO and Texts. winning brevets OF
C.iisin sud VI ,iar m Monterey and Buen- Vista
In<lS / he w4sr II. te Colonel of the sth av J.
T., which Is ~ present rank IN the regular army
IL August, ol. he Was male bugadier 10 tie
volunteer service. and sent TO Kentucky. He
e6;mm udei Il the batlle of Mill Spring in 90
were tire rebels we're badly beaten He was al
Ssioh and afterwards commanded the right
wng Of the Army of the Tennessee under Hal
le.k he was -unsequently offered command @
lie Army Of the Cumberland. in place at Buell.
bet declined and urged that no change should b.
m',de Subsequently. M-jor General Rose. ran
VS. appointed to the place BY all the militar
ussn in the w,s,. Gen Thomas Is accredited a
ole of the ablest commanders 10 the field
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

There never VAS time" the Boston Post
saw. truly. (which called for such unity of action
on the part Of all conservative men. rs the pres
snt The Union. the Constitution. and self
government are attacked by secessionists IN the
South. With arms 10 their hands. The Union
the Constitution and self government are attacked
by partisan officials in The North Against the
one. We must use the bullet; against the other
We must use the ballot. We must oppose these
two powers by all the legitimate means in our
hands. If we would save the Union. the Constitu
ton and self government for the present genera
ton and posterity Such is the great end to b'
achieved. and such ia the true way to achieve il
In this way. let all conservatives walk hand II
hand unto the glorious goal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

I'll i false that the ID IN ocraoy are disioyal
1t - false that the Democracy are opposed 10
putting down rebellion
Ii Is false that the Democracy symPathize with
sCoeilion
Its false that the Democracy have no sympa-
thy ~ith soldiers
There i no word in the Democratic platform
tc justify these false assertions
No Democratic candidate ever uttered word
&C justitv them
No Democrats press ever published para
graph % justify them
justify them.
Every mn who writes. speaks. cuts. carves or
engraTes any one OF these assertions Is a villful
malicious and deliberate FLASHER
Five million IsId IA France are de-
II -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

-Unconditional Union men are those who are
agalnstany UuIOn unless slavery Is Abolished.
The draft in New York city has produced
more men in proportion 70 the enrolment than
any other place in the country.
1T /. stated that I00. 100 slaves have been run
into Texas from LOUISIANA and Mississippi. and
vet they sell At 5000 TO - 600 each
A thorough canvass OF Milwaukee has just
been completed. showing that it, nopulation :
SOFAS This j. an increase of 5,265 since leb0.
i, ia estimated rh,, tourists and summer
traveller have left in NeS Ham Q ire, the pres
ent season, up~ ards OF 81 0O0. 900.
-WHnPiNG THE DEvIL ROUSD A STUNP.-A
GU ,ker voting for vigorous prosecution OF the
war" bv voting for BrOugh. and at the same
asking deliver,rce from cnn-cription. and the
500 clause for conscience sake,
The rehels now assign as reason for the
presence of Pemherion's troops with Bragg that
they captured 5 000 Of our men in the first dhy's
fsht at Gettysburg. paroled them and captured
them again on the second day, thus counting
them 10 900.
"A wide awake conscript in Massachusetts,
came out of the Provost Marshafs Office with a
receipt Tor 5000 Bows" said he, I've paid
ia 1867. AT the expense of the Republican party
They said the oil free; but | call $500 .or
five pints of oil darned steep pricel
There seems now to be no doubt OF the sue
cess of the Great Eastern "A paving enterprise
She carries IL much freight fleet OF ordinary
vessels. and passengers enough To hi sinai
town. at comparatively small expense. Besides
the danger OF her beng wrecked Is IN an inverse
ratio 10 her size
The ST. Louis Democrat. superfne ''loyal.
puhshe, a column or more to prove that the
Postmaster General aud Attorney General arr
not good Republicans. Since the issuance o
LncOln's proclamation abOlishng the habeas cor
pus and vesting in himself absolute power, o
course the Dem 'crat's assaults cannot be consid
ered as unOn the government. and hence not dis
loyal. Abraham is the whole machine-king
Lords and Commons.
The Republican papers are very proud o
J Democrats VINO have joined them-Still call theT
! Democrats and the fellows al themselves Dem
oclats. They are fond Of the old name aroun
which cluster tie memory of better days. o
the other hand. when Republican leaves hi
foul crow. he drops the name; glad to yet rid q
| il; and Democrats, knowng his former name
! reproach never cali, by the name of his OF
party He Is glad to get GU oil his old associ'
ton and not let ON he VAS ever in IL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29
Tn. Liberty Of IN. c,,,.sa-sp.een

81 Hon w voorhees,. delivered in the House II Rep
rsssnist-es February H. iss3. the "Aet toindemny
ts President AMI other per.ons for supending the"rh
or bsb.ss eprpus, ard done In pursuance thereof
u printed in pam phls, FORM and be obtained at
iii. once This Z. The great Effort Of NJ voorhees, 10
protect the liberty Of the citizen and shoald DC IN the
hands o. every voter in lndi-na II makes pamphlet
os.ix,een pages. Price sI so per hundred
lTAI orders should direct the speeches 70 be sent
~ .xpr.., as n. postage will be one copy. and
must be prepaid.
address ELDER, HARDNESS 4 BINGHAM.
Indi .nApolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29
FUNERAL NOTICE.

BlIY MT The funeral servic Of Ann Il. Bryant.
mother Of James x. Bry mt, the former State ibrar an
will be he d u Strange Chapel, NJ Z. Church on Ten
nessee street at o'clock p TO day Tuesday Sep
TENDER % 1863.
The friends OF the family invited without further
notice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

The RADICAL DOcToRs on rHE USIoS.-rhe
following are gems in thea way:
The Union as IL vas Is Pia.ed out. - Jim
Lane
The Union as IL was and the Constitution ~
nh>God fssbia L. - Thad. Stsvsna
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29
Democratic Documents.

. Address ef the Democratic mem
m The General Assembly 10 the People Of ino'o''
setting fOr'h the history Of the late ano 'as
lessons Why more bad not been seoompi-hsa 'o'i"k
tonstitutionsl term. This document makes PAM
hf..,..u 49,. srd ell be furnished any quantity.
trios o. 50 per buBdred-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

b vooshses On the con.erfpton Bi In the House Of
representative Fsbrusry n 1883. TITS 1, one Of the
CHEST speeches Of Mr.. Voorhees, question row &C.
dupyng q large share Of public attention and s-' y
dtissn n Indiana should have seopy. n sks' pam
,ais, Of eight pages. Price Oh per hundred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29
lNSU RANCE.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company,

OFFICE NEWS BLOCK, NEAR THE PoST0FFicE,
lniia napoli- lad asa, insures Stores. Iv-iiings
ES~n,tur- sru.. Hty, Grain ami sOck therein
syai, I los, - damage by Five
,yy,c...-Co D.. Is ko>e, Presids NJ; J. Smith V c.
P-~-.s.r,; n mptnn, Aetuary; James j. smith
Tr ur.r. H. '. Fsy. Secretary.
DIS, era --Col ID Il kos-. U ;. Marshal indianApo
l.: Capt J. J smith PsSms-ter ste Arsenal, lnd
nolis: " Gibson Secretary md ana tir- insurancs
COMPANY. Ind saa,sli- =. Fay. 6enersl In-srsncs
AGENT, indianapolis, I. b. AcCsny. AatiioT wabasl
County. Wabash -sDt7s dan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

A DELIcArE CoSDIrIoS.-The Buffalo Cou
rier SAYS:
When a stamp j. attached IN certificate OF
marriage the minister il required To write h'- in
itials and the date OF the marriage on the stomp.
TO cancel IL Clergymen will please take u"ii' .
OF this important requirement IL So"hi 'e d
ssd misfortune If. after living togehe few
months. the young welded upl- should make
the Discovery that ,her m ,rritse Was Illegal on
account OF the clergy mans ignorance. or neglect
The total absence Of certihc, &c would not re =
der q marriage contract Illegal. though such
document might NJ SOME time De convenient iO'
prof
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29
Great Western Clock House,

CSTABIlSHED IL 1870 By THE PRESENT PRO-
~. PtIL TOR ~ No 229 Maine street, CT cinuafi. o.
VII 70 dealers will always fna full stock OF the cele
bra seth Thomas work, including Caleniers, kegula-
tors Weigh AMI Siring Clocks and Iimemeoe- rlso'
ali }, nd nj cu, cbeap work q, u al other manutsc-
,ur.r All nds OF Il ok Material and Il INNINGS sold
10 the trade al the lowest Western prics
Dealers ar respectfully invited 20 call or send orders
70 No 22s Main street where they will receive prompt
st,entio, +. bLAKESLEE.
sept2s'63 diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

EN MILES S'UTH OF CHAIIAN'oOh
VIA RISoGoLD. September "a.
To General Cooper:
The enemv retrestel on Chattanooga last night.
leaving his dead aud wounded in our fani- HIS
los; i very large in men. artillery, small arms,
and culorS Ours l. heavy. but not vet ascer-
timed The victory i complete an our cavalry
is pursuing With the blessing OF God our troopS
have accomplished great results against largely
superior numbers We have to mourn the loss
of many gallant men aud officers. Brlga'iler
Generals Preston. Smith. Holmes. amt Desher
are killed NJ ,jor General Hood AMI Brguiier
Generals Adams. Gregg and Bann are wounded.
Stoned BRAxrpS BKAGG
The Richmond Examiner Of the 22d. SAYS:
Never has bulletin of victory been more
calmly and cooly considered than that signed by
General Bragg and printed in the journals OF YES
terdav morning The public have not forgotten
the greetings of the wear IRON the held oil
Mur.reesboro The Generals dispatch announc
G, a great battle and certain very considerable
advantages in a quarter where victory Is most ne
cessary To the Southern C0nfe'ierary. We ART
disposed TO wait for a more definite CONCLUSION
before indulging in exuitation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

,,,pIS IMMENSE PANORAMA COVERS OVER FIVE
1hous@nd Feet 81 Canvass, showing the progress OF
thu tie Greatest OF War, from the bOMRAkDMENI
or FORT SUMTER. undsr the gallant Major Andersen,
10 the CAPTURE OF vICKSBURG by the Union forces,
under the famous Major 'ieneral L. ;. Grant
Thi> full piece Of art rcpete with truthful ano
lie IL pictures and abounding In the most startling
mechanical effects gives the behoder exact represen
Iaton ct all The
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

Five million acres l-.nd IA France are de-
voted 20 The euitiv atioa Of the vins
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29
DAILY SENTINEL.

me UNION II MUST BE PaEsERvEn.-IJAetsOs
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29
GREAT BATTLES,

AM moving Incidents by food and a'd 81 this the most
wicked OF wars overthrow the best of Govern
:.
This Panorama IS the jini production Of the two most
emiuert artists OF the West
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29
Rebel Accounts of the Recent Battles
ia Georgia-COmm ents OF the kich .
m0nd Examiner.

The following is Gen. Bragg's official dispatc
in the Richmond papers.
Ten MILES S"UrH OF CHATTANOOGA
VIA RINoGoLD. September 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-29

I, pronounced by critics be the master production OF
their magic pencils, and has received the highest enoo-
NUNS he press during he progress OF us painting.
Neither labor, expense has been spared ny me
ropre orr during the twelve months OF it, painting, u
insure it, superiority all other lanoramas OF his
The ahov, combined with good Music and compe-
tent Lecturer. will give the audience an idea. almost
rea ity the Battles aud mbardmenisin which every
Indiana faw ~ a. representative.
come aud how your fathers, brothers ana sons
''Make way for Liberty
Admission ...... ..........s'. ....''''' % Genus
Doors open at :, commencing i to-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18
Leseorrhea or Whites.

This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mu-
cous lining Of the vagina and womb 10 is IN ali ca
nSe6ff fR0 we H9in ip the back, esross ths
nedlolne may o taken three times dsy Win an ~,
leSIloh oi tablespoonful Of the med,cine r15re5
nail plUA o. bolG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18
COMM Err CIAL .
Report Of the New York NnrFes

hGnoEL OF inc Now LQEk ML4EAoE
For the week ending March l4th 1862 By John Boycs
4 Son, Commission Merchants, 6s Pearl-st
ButteF-Ths market fer Western Butter remains
about last quoted but the stocks are very small and
sales light We quote Western Boil wrapped in cloths
p to 24c; not wrapped at 20 to &c; Western
Reserve tubs, good to prime, Oto &c; Firkins do.
20 to &c; Yellow shipping lots do 20 to &c Sound
yellow Central Ohio brings Is to 2lc and common do.
Il to l9c. Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois, fall made
and in good packages, brings 20 TO &c, and common
to good do. II to zoe.
Cheese-The market early in the week was rather
easier but the favorable foreign advees have fncreas-
ed the rmness holders and prices are as last quoted
Fancy large dairies Ohio to l5c good to prime do
Y to Hc; common to good do Il to l2e. English
dairy brings l3 to I4c
Beef Hams.-Western new per Dbl. $500 to
$3.50.
Hams-smoked country y-eured to IOc. Western
in bags, Il to l2c.
Lnrd-ls rather irmer and in fair demand. No in
bbs. l06 to lie; Steam rendered in bbls III to IIc
Kettle rendered in bbls TX to ike, and I2c in kegs
POrk-Has been dull and rates are easier. We
quote mess to old and new Prime sIl so
to Sl36z for old and new; Prime Ness new $3.50 to
$500; Clear Western. new, sl5, so to sIs,OJ.
Dressed HOgs-Western nominal al 75z to re
Ashes-Pots lower at IS rs to sss7k; Pearls quiet
at g, IS per 100 lbs.
Beans-Holder are very firm and anticipate rather
higher figures. We quote MarroWs strictly prime $50
toss5 Inferior do 90 100 to $3.50; Mediums strictly
prime, $3.50 to $500; Inferior do. sl,5O to $40;
Kidneys, strictly prime, $500 to s35; Inferior do
$500 to $3.50; Mixed parcels, PRIME s2,75 to s2,s5;
Inferior, do at 81 80 to S225 Quotations for beans
include packages.
Eggs-The receipts have been small and prices re-
main as last quoted. Western choice brands 2Oc;
ordinary do Il to I9c. Egg oats per bush 6Oc.
Beeswax-Sales Western at l6 to &c
Seeds-Clover is iull and prices rather lower
Sales choice new Western at 10 to IO5lc, and some
small sales reeeaned to fiji immediate orders at lO1kc
The season for shipping about over and holders are
anxious to sell Timothy, choice reGped, per bush
81 IS to $780, Flax seed is higher and sells at S. to
800
TnllOw-Sales Western at l25S to I24c.
WhislEy-Very dull. Last sales at 465k94sc
Dried AppIes-Choice new at to &c.
RB-InfOrmatiOn furnished and business transacted
By H. c. DEMING, Western Agent.
. Once with AlcOtt Horton, Watsr-st, Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18
FROlI NEW YnRK.
NEW YORK, March II

NEW YORK, March II.
A Washington letter to the Commercial
Advertiser says dispatches have been re-
ceiyed at the State Department from Mr..
Dayton, announcing that he had an inter-
view with the French Minister Of Foreign
Relations now home. He read the letter
from Mr.. Seward declining mediation. NJ.
Drouyn De'lHuys listened with attention,
but made no comments.
The United States steamer Champion
from Aspinwall will be up this evening.
A meeting was held at the Produce Ex-
change to-day in aid Of the Atlantic Tele-
graph was addressed by Cyrus W. Field,
W. A. Dodge and A. A. Low, Esq, e1, $50
sterling was raised on the spot, and com
mittee was appointed to act in concert
with the Committee Of the Chamber Of
Commerce in obtaining subscriptions. Mr.
Field addresses the Board of Brokers to-
day.
A meeting Of MethOdists was held yes
terday 70 consider the subject Of Lay Rep
resentatiOn. Strongly Worded resolutions
urging the speedy adoption of the system
of Lay Representation we're passed unan-
imously, and a Convention Of Methodist
Laymen called for on the 18th of next
May, in the city of New York. The ac-
ton Of the meeting was entirely harmo-
nious, and no dissenting voice was heard
Step proPSSseddo 70 Be taken. ''''''
Mexican advices state that Baron Del
iayner. the Prussian Minister, had been
compelled to leave the country, owing to
the bad relations existing between him
and the Juarez Governor. Previous to his
departure, he requested him to accept the
charge of Prussian subjects, as well as those
of France and Spain, left to his protection by
the withdrawal of the Count DeSaliguy, in
December, 1861. The minister declined
the responsibility on the ground that it
would endanger his own relations with
the Mexican Government.
NJ. DeWagner brought down with him to
Vera Cruz about forty persons who desired
to escape from the Capital, among whom
we're Messrs. Baron and Forbes, Don An
tonic EscanlOn, the family of Colonel Tai
colt etc