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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-07
Special Notices.
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ScheHck'S SeaWeed Tonic.
This medicine, invented by DR. J.H. S~cHEScK.
of Philadelphia. is intended to dissolve the
food and make it into chyme. the first processo Of
digestion. By cleansing the stomach with
Sehenckis Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon res
torres the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before using it will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by DR.. Schenekis
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver
is made healthy andths appetite restored. hence
the Tonic and Pills is required in nearly every
case of consumption. A half dozen bottles Of
the SEAWEEDT0NIC and three or four boxes
of the MANDRAKE PILLS win cure any
ordinary case of dyspepsia.
Dr.. ScBKNcK makes professional visits in
New York. Boston, and at his principal Office
in PhiladeIphia every week. See daily papers
Of each place. or his pamphlet or consumption
for his days of visitation.
Please observe. when purchasing. that the
two ikenessss of the Doctor. one when in
Abe last stage Of Consumption. and the other as
he now is, in perfect health. are on the Govern
ment stamp. 4
Said by al Druggists and Dealers. price
$50 per bottle. or $50 the half dozen. An
letters for advice should be addressed to DR..
SCHExcK's Principal Office. No. is North 9Th
Street. PhilsdelphiA. Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes 4
Co. N. Y; S. S. HAnce. Baltimore. Nd; John D.
Psrke Cincinnati. Ohio Walker L Taylor. Chi
cAsO. H. Collins Bros. St Louis. No.. Qst. ".
es. mo. fyE
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Z MEN. Just PHbIshed, IN a Sealed
EaveL0pe. Price six Gents. A Lee
49, ture on the Nature. Testmeat. and
Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhea, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De-
bility, and Impediments to Marriage generally.
Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits;
Menta! and physical l1ceRseitZ; gesvltinE from
WE'LL, NJ. D., Author of the Green Book. "&c.
The Eorld-renovnsd author, in this Adnira-
BILE Lecture dearly proves from his own expe-
rience that the awful consequences of Self
Abuse may be efectunlly- removed without
medicine. and without dangerous sureieu
operations. bougies. instruments. rings, or cor
dials. pointing out 2 mode Of cure at once eer-
tain and efectual. by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be. may cure
himself cheaply. privately. and radically
This Lecture viii proves boon to thousands and
thousand.
e. Sent, under seal to any address. in . plain
sealed envelope. on receipt Of six cents. or two
postage stamps, Also DR.. CulYerEellis MAR
rage Guide, " Price Is cents. Address the pub
Iishers. CHAS. j. c. KL1AEk co.,
I27 BOWery New York.
May p. 1S67-1y Post Office box 1855
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The Michigan Constitutoaal Convention
has adopted female suffrage as well az suf.
frage for Indians. Should the people rat
ify, Michigan will be ahead in this respect
and lead the way wherein, from present
appearances, few States are disposed to
follow.
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The Lancaster Gazette says: Mr..
Samuel Sewer, residing near Amanda,
has q bullcalf, which the State of
Ohio may well be invited to parallel if
it can. Nj. Sewer furnishes III the fol-
lowing particulars: When dropped,
On the 10Th Of April the weight Of the
calf was 131 pounds; at the end of two
months its weight was go pounds and
unattaining the age Of three months it
kicks the beam at 426 poundsi Match
this who can.
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Ne. 8 Naagau sfreetsNeW xerks
Bay and sell At market RATES six parent a1ds
Of ISL Fire.THenu BondelaH seriees Ten
Forty Bendss 6sEs1-ThiTty Notss. al seFio.
Compound IntsrsstEOts andGOld and Silver
Coin. la
Converts sl ssriss Of $50 Noia into the New
consolida.ed5-0 Bends Al best @erket rates
Execute vrderB for purchase and aAle OF al
miseellnneousbeeurideL - sfsMfsL 80 2
Receive Dspoitsq and anean 5psresatInter-
est on balances sghioct toeheck etiEhts
Makes oollsotioh8 IN AllAecaH1iblq bointI.
Aflfudus Of 0ogsfnHent SecudEeaeroaitsd
free Of all commission charsesl- Rid co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-07

Gov. Cox left Columbus on Thursday,
ojoin an excursion party composed Of
Governors of the several States, who
have been invited by the officers of.the
Pacific Railroad to take a trip 10 the
Rocky Mountains.
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A REsnInr1or

Relsffyato AnApsndment Of the &c nstitutiOn.
Prgy1dlng fof hs extension Of the Elective
ResoiFedby the General Assembly of tAs
State OF Ohio. Three-hhhs Of the member
slectsd 20 each house agreeing thereto, That il
ee 9nd Il hereby prOeosed 10 the electors OF d
State 70 vote At the next annual October alec
lion upon apbfovd or rejection Of the tolIoTiur
smendmant as q substitute for the FIRST Section
Of the 1fth article Of the Constitution Of this
state. 70 Wit Every male citizen Of the United
States OF the age Of tEenty-one years, who shall
been . Resident Of tha State one year neTt
preceding tho election, and OF the county.
township or ward In which he resides. such
As may be provided BY law, except such
persons as have borne arms in support Of any
insurrection or rebellion against tie Govern
ment Of the United States, or have fed from
their places Of residence to avoid being drafted
into the military service thereof; or haVe de-
gerted the military or the naval service Of ssid
in tine Of war. and have not sub
sequenty been honorably discharged from the
same-shalIh have the qualifications Of an elee-
or, tand be entitled 10 vote at sll elections
ED. .PARROTT.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
ANDREW g. MBURNEY,
raised April 6.lS61. ass l- tlAprl8.
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BESIDE THE STILE.

We both walked slowly Ger the yellow grass ,
Beneath the sunset skys
And then he climbed the stile I did not pass,
And there we said Goodbye.
He paused one moment. LEANED on the stiIe,
And faced the hazy lane;
But neither of us spoke until we both
Just said Goodbye agnin.
AndI went homewardt to our quaint old farm,
And he went on his way
And he has never crossed that field again.
From that time to this day.
lEonderf he ever gives q thought
Towhat he left behind
As start sometimes. dreaming that / hear
AfOotstep IN the wind.
1.-The had said but one regretfuI word.
Or l had shed . tear,
be would not go alcne about the world,
Nor ! sit lonely here.
Alas our hearts were full ofangry pride,
And lore was Oh oked in strife:
inc so the stile. beyond the yellow grass.
Stands straight across our1ife.
Isabella FyTie, in Good-bye.
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PAINFS fur FARMERS.

And OTHERS, The GRAFT0N, MINERAL
PAINTCOMPAHT are now Manufacturing the
Bert, Cheapest snd most Ddrak4e Pelnt On uses
tEo coat veil pet on. ni1ed Win pure Linseedi
Oil. viii last l0t0l5 Years. i hofaHFhthrOsn
o. beautiful chocolate colo, and can Be change
ed 70 ffssn. lead steaes olite. df1k or cream
70 snit the ta1teoffhe eongtmar. II u EAlua-
be for Houses BarnA Fences. Agricultural
and Wooden-WAre Canvas, Metal and Single
Roofs, ct being Rireand Water proo1 Bridges,
Burial Cases. Canal Boats, Ships and Ships
Bottoms, Floor Oil Cloths, Zone Manufacturer
paint for any purpose Is unsurpassed for body,
durability, elasticity, and adhesiTeness. Price
s. per Dbl. of 800 lbs. which viii supply q far
mer for years to come Warranted in all cases
as above. Send for = circular. which gives fall
particulars. None genuine unless branded IN
q trade mark Graften Mineral Paint. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL. Proprietor. 81 Pearl-st.,
New York,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-07

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF kARRI-
AGE. eontainipg nearly MPAges, and 40 fns
nun Organs IN state Of Health and Dissass.
with q treatise on Early Errors, Its Deplorsbie
Consequences upon the Mind hnd Body, with
the Authors Plan u Trestmsnt-the only "a
By the report Of Qsss treated A 6nthfnladH-
esf TO the married and those contemplating
marriage. Whe entert ain doubts Of their phya-
csl condition.. Sentiree Of postage 70 any ad-
currency, by addressing DIR. LACR0IX, No.
81 Maiden Lane, Albsny, N. Y. The author
may be consulted upon any Of the diseases upon
part Of the world.
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New Advertisements.
DROPOSED AMENDMENT to
i THE CONSTITUTION.

LEE STATE o. Ono,
once q DE sserstArZ Of State.
], WILLIAM HENRY SMITH. Secretary Of
State Of the State Of Ohio. do hereby certify
hatths folleEingi Is true copy Of JOINT reso-
luton passed BY the General Assembly Of the
state OF Ohio. on the 6th day Of April, A. D.,
tsoh taken from the original rolls on file IN this
In Testimony. Whereof ksvshsrsunto sub.
sertbed my name and afxed the Crest
lSea1 Seal Of the State Of Ohio, at columbuA
the 9Th day Of April, A. d., 1861,
WIN. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
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- -
Mr.. Svinsburne is in this age the great poet
Of denials. Tennyson. in IN Memoridnl, has at
tempted to build up and strengthen the doubt
ing and anxious faith of our generation. In
AtdLdntd. in CdivdOR and Lana Teneris, there is
3 bold exposition of the failure of faith. His
verse rejects only the somhre side Of the prob
lens Of life. In words of singular bsauty, Of
indescribable pathOs, he thus condsnses the en-
tirety Of his belief:
From TOO much love of living,
From hope and fear effrea.
We thank. with brief th4nksgiving,
hhateyer gods may be:
That no life lives forever.
That dead men rise up never,
That even the Weariest river
Winds somewhere safe to sea.
Then star nor sun shall waksn,
Nor any change Of light,
Nor sound of waters shaken,
Nor any sound or sight;
Nor Eintry leaves nor yernal,
Nor days nor things diurnal- =.
Only the sleep eternal,
In an eternal night.
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An old lady in Knox county, Ten
nessee, on reading Governor Brown
lows bulletin stating his health to be
in favorable condition, burst out with,
well folks, I tell you what it is, if
Brownlow don't die soon, he'll go to
hell alive"
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New Advertisements.
MDGGLX, :.
I760.--IS67.
Century"
$1OOA-DAY..


d cEsf1IpSEsSs0 fosSSesott5o fadSe t'ie eSp %35ss
touye II. knowing hat3ti is only necessary for
memt0 rive Ii q 1iaf to become fully satisfied
6I y ueliu, gnd 70 pronounce IL THE HB8f
t1HE CUT MADE We viii continHeto O1ef
these tnducemenn i'd ths Actis fnliy fecog-
We are making the CENTURY from SELECTION
OF the very choicest Old leat. and have devoted
SyeEy care toits manufAeture. II Is free from
2 n eEery regReot "A PURE ART1-
CLE0F CHEWING TOBACCO.
On Mondays evil plaesin pap q aIO0
.. S. Note. On Tuesdays. in two pspsrs, $50
saeh. On WednssdSys. IN i've sac each.
On Thursdays. in ten papers. eI0 each. On
Fridays. in twenty papers, s. in each. AMI on
Saturdays. in hfty .pspers 80 sseh. in all cases
issuing GENULNHU. s. 0RERNBACKStothe
amount Of sIOos,dsy.
The finders Of thsse .GRKEEBACKS-by
sending Us their n2mO. sddresg, and numbers
o. the bills. Futke plOnndyithD aekpges of
found.
This house has been established fo- over /.
Hundred IearS and has always sustained q
character for honesty aad fair dealing, which
puts to flight all doubts, If any should exist. a.
to the Eenuineness Of this enterprise.
TIE CENTURY TOBACCO can be had in
large quantities at Manufacturers priees, ola.
K Mitchell, 50 Central st.. Boston; B. A. Van
Senaick: 10 3. Front st. Philadelphia ; Toy 4
Earle, SIS. Water St. Chicago. Schultz e Bag
ley. " West Second st., Cincinnati.
Price list sent on application to
z. s. g.. L0RTLLARD,
tEstablishsd in 1901
16 Chambers ST.. y. z.
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THE Dayton journal particularizes .
number Of costly improvements now in
progress in that city, and adds that more
than q thousand dwellings are being built.
The Toledo papers. we notice, claim that
at least fifteen hundred new will be erected
there this year.
A San Frsncisce editor says that when
he thinks of Ireland's woes his heart goes
''pitty Pat"
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Tailoring Department.

WsshAlIbeprspared st all times to sxeeute or
aessinths lAtsststylG With nestnsss 4 dispatch
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-07

We keep full stock at all times of the very
best makes and latest patterns. Meseoure than
directly from the manufacturer. which enables
Us 70 compste with any markst in the West
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-10
THE NEW CRISIS.
Ex-senator Harris, OF New York, ON the
Present Condition of the Country.

Present Condition of the COUNTRY.
From the Ne,O York Herald.
NEW YORK, August 81 thank you for your
manly announcement in this mornings Herald,
in the article headed THE New Crisis" Your
views in that article are so wholesome that
cannot leave the city this morning, be- hg tran
silently here, without expressing :ay' gratitude.
/ assure you, sir, that tho present attempt OF
party leaders 70 secure political power by
most alarming, and the people ofthe North must
not allow its success, If they value their own
freedom and prosperity. Ifpeope stop to think,
they will spurn such an attempt with indigna-
ton; nothing but false issues can possibly allow
such ruino9s project to succeed: 10 cheat the
will keep before them the idea OF martyrdom
and all that sort OF thing but the true issue
should be ever present to our minds, and mar
tyrs rewarded at a less expense than the over
throw of our institutions, Now, sir, have
done my humble part in the late war for the
Union. Two of my sons have fallen under the
Union flag, and my part has been in contribu-
tions, and not in the reception of penny's pro-
fit during the strife. But never have L wished
anything but a restored Union For this, and
this alone, 1 have sacrificed, and not for
reimbursement Of the people of the South
ern States. If the people OF the south
are not to be restored to the Union, then the
old Copperhead cry that the Union could not be
restored by arms is verified. The idea that the
South must be Afrlcanized before Its states are
allowed to return is an admission that the war
has been q wicked failure, and has been waged
for the destruction of the Republic. 1t is not a
debatable question. We did not send our sons
South. appeal to the great masses In the
North, who generously poured out their blood
and treasure in the conflict II this was their
object? MIR. Editor, you have hit tender chord
in your remarks this morning, and Will,
know, awaken the sleeping sense OF the people
on this crisis have purchased plantation
IN Alabama, and contemplate removal there
and am encouraging others in the North to fol-
low mel but II that State is to be negro State
| farewell to my purchase. The reasons are OBJ
| vious, Fanatics may not see them, but men Of
common sense can. 1 thank you again, from
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-10
LEGAL INTELL1GENCE.

COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS-Judge Brew
ster-M Miscellaneous business was before the Court
The Commonwealth ex rel. William Thorne vs. The
House of Refuge. This was a writ of habeas corpus
for the discharge OF the relstor from the custody
Refuge made return to the effect that the reIator,
mere boy, was committed by the father upon the
The relstor tTaversed this alleging that the father
Several questions Of lay arising VIZ, whether upon
the s OF Taba eSq @ Sy aS9er Third party
or not, in the commitment OF a child under fourteen
Honse of Refuge to prove afirmativeiy that the
child was proper subject for commitment. In order
continued till next Saturday
In the case of the Commonwealth VS.. Ramsey. con-
victed of escape, q motion for new trial was argued
Mr.. Brooke; who aTg9sed the moti99' held that de
having held at the trial, that after plea entered
Gy that the defendant escaped from the
County Prison which was held 20 be an insufficient
answer. In bill charging murder. the, person
whom the defendant Is accused or killing is
H%syf PeSeiyDg Of stolen goods the name
ssYe Is ayeryed that defendant escaSd
some ones custody The prison is only a REPOSITORY
sST the pson q The did not asss that
he escaped from the custody OF any Lying being, or
set out that he escaped from the County Prison. The
@ e Of SeSs Ss ePfs a S but
formation OF the mind ofthe Court E y Is % NOT
that q OefendhnL is cnhfReu WlVu
ofense. but the Court Is to judge from wnat appears
upon the face OF the Indictment. whether or not the
oense Is ndictable-Rnd this indicme Mt gave no de-
scription Of the oense beyond Its name, upon This
and the other grounds mentioned t was held tnht the
Indictment was materially defective.
Trhe main point, thRugh, OF the argument, was q
ant IN This Court OF ~ rlsdicton the case The
nrisoner having bee committed by the authority of
ne United states TO answer In UultedS States Court
charge OF an Ofense againat the United States laws
ne was not the custody OF the State authorities and
thaTefore In escaping did not offend a State law.
The points of law were argued fully, and were held
under adVisement by the Court. 49, .
m, fhe case OF the Commonwealth Charles Lewis,
cbarSed with pick Ing Thomas Buffers pocket, before
Butler ArOAndi ~-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELneRAPH,l
Saturday, August TO- 1867,


The Stock Market was again steady this morn
ing, but with very little doing. The brokers
were making arrangements TO leave the city
under the stimulus of the hot weather, and
many orders were therefore left over unat-
tended to. There was fair demand for Gov
ernment securities, both on speculative and in.
Vestment account June 1905 were strong at
lO74; ll33 was freely bid for old 5-2Os ll0S for
the 1858 OF May and November, and lOs3 for
do. of July.
There was a slight falling off in CITY secu-
rites, the late advance Offering too strong an
inducement to sell for ordinary holders to With.
stand. The new we're freely selling at IOII: the
old, however, were strong at 962.
Railroad and other bonds were UNCHANGED
The Share market presented no new features
Philadelphia and Trenton brought 1854: Tehigh
Valley, $50; and Pennsylvania, 53A, Ai26l was
bid for Camden and Amboy; 67I for Minehili.
40 for Elmira preferred, 28l for Gata wissa nre..
ferred, 54 for Philadelphia, WiImington and
Baltimore; and 40 for Northern Central.
The miscellaneous list was yery duIl. susaue-
figure. AN "un az 'A"'
For Bank shares there were bids as folIows.-
lOI tor seventh National; 236 for North Anne.
rica; pa Tor Commercial; 100 for Northern Liner.
Mesj w for Meohsnics'; So for 3irard. az for
Western; 76 for City; 46 for Consolidatio1. and
63 Tor Commonwealth !
Inc passenger Railroad stocks continued very
S SSSs ss the following quotations :-7808I for
9sSonu 5sSso ana Third; lS3@29 for Thirteenth and
~. r.teehIRi @ ~ for Spruce and Pine; 453 for Ches-
nut ana Walnuti Isl torH HestonVllle; so for Green
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, August l0.-rhe Flour Market
continues very quiet, but prices OF choice old
and fresh ground family brands are well main
tanned The home consumers purchased few
hundred barrels at S7'75@S'25 Tor superhne;
S8'50@ll for old aud new wheat extra; S1061lI'5 so
for Northwestern extra family; Sl0@l250 for
for new wheat do. do. and fancy. Rye Flour is
dull at 81 '3O@S25 per barrel. Nothing doing In
Corn Meal. y =,
There is a firm feeling in the Wheat Market
and a fair demand from the millers. Sales OF
1000 bushels new Pennsylvania and Southern
red at $2'25D240. Rye ranges from 81 80 TO Sl'46
for new and old Pennsylvania. Corn is quiet
at former rates; sales OF yellow at $l200l 90, and
Western mixed at $ll6allS Oats are Inactive
and prices weak; sales of 5000 bushels new at
73@75c. Nothing doing In either Barley or Malt.
Seeds-Clover sells at S85099 o "a lbs, and
Timothy at SO 509375 Flaxseed Commando
S2'S0 for new, and $3@3'05 for old.
Whisky is offered at 25@3Oc. q gallon for COM
mon, in bond
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-10
THE PACIFIC.
Indian Affairs In ArizOnR-A Heavy DIvl-
dond-The Wheat CrOP-POlitisal Az
fairs, Etc.

dend-The Wheat CroP-POlittsal Az
fairs, Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, August l0.-It is reported
that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company has
established coaling stations for the outward
bound China steamers at Brooks Island.
Captain Sanford, commanding Camp Nc
Dowell, in Arizona, denies the statement Of
Governor Mccormick that captured Indians
have been enslaved, sold, or given up for
slaughter to other tribes, aud demands a court
of inquiry.
The Savage Mining Company has declared
dividend for July OF $3.50 per foot, amounting
TO 100000 in gold. Receipts for wheat for the
week ending yesterday, about 100000 Sacks
The largest receipt ever know in the same
period. The large demand for expectation,
quicker receipts. and stiffens the price
Twenty-Five vessels are loading for foreign and
Eastern ports. Sales of prime to choice at
$l'S0@lS5. Arrived-Bark Goodall, from Bal
timore. Legaltenders at 7297215.
Governor Stanley addressed large meeting
last night, in opposition to Gorham and the
Congressional policy of reconstruction, but fa
vOred qualified negro suffrage.
One death from yellow fever occurred at
Resaca yesterday, the first ever known in these
parts.
The Crane crop will be very large.
Whtat unchanged
Arrived, United States steamer Ossipee.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-10
NICARAGUA.
England to Deliver the Mosquito Terri
tory to NtcaraRua-The Mission of Exec
President Martinez to England

tory to NtcaraSua-Vhe Mission OF Exc
President Martinez to England
From El POrUenir, RtvaS, ~, July l5
Ex-President Martinez, new Minister TO Eng
land, left by last steamer for England to ar
range the final delivery to Nicaragua or the
Mosquito territory. This done, the develop
will vastly contribute TO the resources OF the
country in general. The prestige ofa President
who has been able to sustain himself In a
Spanish-American country for ten years, Will
doubt facilitate this important event.
He is accompanied by Emile Bernard, Esq,
gentleman born in this country, OF French pa
rents, and was educ ated in Paris and London,
and has held, although quite young, important
postiens, such as Chief Justice, in San Juan
del Norte. We do not doubt that the mission
will fully obtain what is right and useful to the
We cannot fairly call it question; the world
knows the English policy of obtaining hold OF
as Gibraltar, Malta, Holgoland, St Helena,
Bornholm, and Greytown. We all know that
little or no generosity was shown to Nicaragua
when she reclaimed her rights; and, had IL not
been for the United States insisting on the re-
stitution of the Mosquito coast and abandon
ment OF the protectorate OF England, our small
republic could not have obtained her rights.
Nicaragua consented to pay the paltry sum
of five thousand dollars to the So called Mos
quito King. She paid 1t always punctually
but when that individual died hocus;pocus
and through their influence or representations
| Ihe EnRlish Government appears to deny the
sovereign right OF Nicaragua over the Mosquito
IN hand Is the missien of General Martinez.
We know that II the English Government
| should, which we very much doubt, go on In It's
1 effect because the United States Government
nave mad too much trouble on this score TO
4 allow itself to be troubled again about 1t. We
4 nave no doubt that the English Government,
once we'll posted up on the affair, will cheer
fully agree 70 what IL was from;the beginning
their Intention 70 do