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NEW YOR Il.

MEDICAL CONVENTION,
ROCHESTER, Sept. Is The annual cor ven.
ton of the State Homeopathy Medical Society
assembled here to-day. DR.. Wells delivered
the annual address.
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YORK, Sept. 49, I he. steamship Biep-
vielle, which arrived at Havana this morning,
was detained at quarantine, having yellow fe.
yer on board. Seven vessels. all from Cuban
ports, are now at the quarantine.
The coroner's jury on the Nathan murder
have been summoned to meet to- morrow whrn
the case will be closed and verdict rendered.
The sentence of a number of Brooklyn poll
ticians to imprisonment for terms ranging from
ten days to three months each, for illegal vot
ing last November, were fully confirmed this
morning and will be Immediately executed
Michael Murphy was sentenced to ten year;
10 the State prison to-day for robbing VIM
Mccain of Boston of watch.
The French Irish picnic at Jones' Woods
today was fully attended.
The official census of Brooklyn, except one
ward, gives the population at 406,O97 against
296,112 in 1866.
The Swedes of this city are preparing for q
grand serenade on Thursday evening Il
Christine NILSSON, whose arrival is now hourly
. expected
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Croquet and Other Games In Abundan
The Steamer Oriental, Capt. WALES. will
make hourly Trips on the Lake tor the benefit OF
excursion PARTIES. Tickets rs cents
gan gan Boat will be on hand Tor Fishing Parties.
81; should tne weather prove nnfavorabe the Excur-
siom VIII take III ce the first far Gay.
Itcke's 10 The Ike from Portland and return e1 :.
% and Mills scots, Little Fails 60 cts and
hite Rock 30 c's, to be obtained OF q w. Ii,krv
mo-. no'i oor. Congres anc Preble Sts.. VIM. p Free.
H man. exchange St.. Hall l.. Davis Book Store. D.
Ea,r q s4n' Moul,on Street, j. b. Pike unier The
p aaho",n - l. 'tleteld's tho cry Store corner OF
preo ana Oxford Streets, Chase Il Lang Geo r
DAVIS q Co., y. II. >. Thayer. Asothecary, No s73
St. and at the train wv O'"sieS'
Ch'idren un der 10 years al, fire. tickets
can De obtained OF the Committee on the train.
E1c9 1!, tickets for sale at Gorham, Cumber-
ind Mills Lutte Falls and While Rock,
We cordially invite cit zens of Portland and vc;,-
occasion. 'S''' VI 'he
Members OF the Union are entitled to two tict eta
at % cents each, to be obtained at the adjourned
nnn .. .he on,2n, at IL O'Clock Tuesday eve
sep''td Committee OF Arrangements.
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Grocery Stock for sale.

n SMALL Grocery Stock, in \ good neighborhood
n in this city, il for sac, rent low Any person
wanting to engage in snug Cash Business, here
but small capital is required, can learn further
particulars by applying to
WIN. Il. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
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Domesoic News.
MI aNI

MAINE.
ESPECIAL Dispatch by Western Union Line.l
FIRE IN AUBURN.
LEWISTON, Sept Is. We have had several
alarms of fire this afternoon, the most impor-
tant Of which is in the woods near Doctor
Cakes farm, About mile from Auburn which
at present looks as if the farm buildings and a
large quantity of wood would be DESTROYED.
The fire caught Monday and large number of
men have since been employed in trying to
subdue the flames. Our steam engines were
sent this afternoon to assist the citizens
ELECTION OF SENATOR.
Senator Hollond has been elected from this
county, by about one hundred aud twenty ma.
jority, much to the satisfaction of the Republi-
te1s. Considerable surprise is manifested at
the defeat of Republican nominees for the Leg
islature in CHS city, and the boilers are looked
upon with Indignation.
no Associated Press.1
THE RoCKLAND sTABBING AFFAIR
RocKLAND, Sept 10 Timothy Callahan.
the man stabbed in the ARRAY on last SATURDAY
night, is likely to recover. He was not stabbed
Dy Balkan, as first stated, but by William D.
Clough. boy not yet sixteen. Ciough was
arraigned before the police court to-day charg-
ed with assault with intent to kill and waiy-
ing examination was ordered to give bail in
$500 tor appearance at the Supreme Judicial
Court. Eight others engaged in the quarrel
were arragned for making an affray, all of
whom pleaded guilty and were fined.
GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN IN BANGOR.
BANGOR. Sept Is Governor Chamberlain
arrived here this evening to deliver an address
tomorrow before the Penobscot County Agri-
cultural Society, Which is now holding their
annual fair in this city,
He was received al the cars bv the Jameson
Guards, Captain Daniel White, and escorted
to his quarters at the Penobscot Exchange.
Later in the evening be attended anexbihi
ton drill gwen by the Guards at Norombesa
MAINE onttFnAr n.rrauaI,,----4-7
The Directors of the Maine Central Railroad
Company are iu the city to attend the hear
ing before Chief Justice Appleton tomorrow
upon the application of Jjhn Ware for an in
junction against Change of grade OF the
Maine Central Railroad Hon. John A. Pc
ters will appear for Ware and Hon Josiah H.
Drummond and James S. Rowe, Esq, for the
Railroad. Company.
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DONATION of Canada.

MONTREAL RACES.
MONTREAL, Sept 13.-All the arrangements
are complete for the International boat race
except the choice of referee, who will be ap-
pointed Tomorrow. Adams Of Newcastle Up
oa-Tyne will be umpire for the Tyne crew. and
Hotter of st. John for the St. John crew. II
the weather is unfavorable on the 18th the race
will be put off to day suitable
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CHURcHELL's Vegetable Medicated Oil.
Use it and you will never be without it. For
sale by druggists generally. 1aw.4w
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IMPoRrs.-The following is statement of
the importations OF the principal mercantile
commodities imported at this port from JAN
uary first, 1870, to September first, 1870:
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AUCTION SAVES
Administrators sale Of R.., 70.

Administrators sale of Rea, Fstat.
DURSUANTto a license from the ProAat. 60
L for re County OF Cunt nd / rnaI oiisr ~
puo &c auc,9 p, on Monday, the tenth day II Ucto.
Two Good Build 'nx Lots.
40 by so feet, located the eastery sids Of r.d,.
street, between the Univei sa,ist church ana
ward room. WM Fl. JERRIS,
Administrator de bonis non
F.O. BAILEY, & CO., Auc.ionears.
Sept 10, 1870. seplvi3w
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Price of Wood
DO4vp 80 per cent.

will sci, good DRY Hard Wood, in quantities fro
two cords and upwards Delivered on the airs in
Portland, at about two thirds the retail price,. A
chance TOR families to save two or three dollars
per cord in the price Ut their years wood.
Address. Il. G. JORDAN,
sep3sueod 3m Bar Mills.
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AUCTION.
Great Trade Sale /!
70 NEW CARRIAGES
AT AUCTION.
SEPTEMBER "a b AT PORTLAND ME-
The undersigned will commence series of
FAIL TRADE SALES.

ana offer 55Ncw Carriages at Auction at
s loer ~ tc'onsNare rooms in Portland, on safur-
dsy, Sepfembe Path, at 10 o'c ock a. M
hese carriages EN-, b. nee ~ve,y ssvIe mud
hand male used in this State vurv.. IN
our own MAJ, OF The NEST choice and sSe.,,n.
bic sts le..
we designto make these sales permanent and
every carriae offered will b. sold without reserve
G Catal'gue with full descriptions win be ready
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Go TO WEBsrER's, Fluent's Block, fer a
first class meal, at all hours 'aug39- eod,f
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THE PRESS
Wednesday Morning, September IA, 1870
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Norris Brothers CITY Hall.
Theatre. This Evening.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Ponies &c. ...F. 0. Balev 81 Co.
New Carriaqes. C. p. KimbalI & Larkin.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
For Sale. Dining Saloon.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Permanent Boarders. IS franklin ST.
Two Statesmen Wanted. 1T. Lucas.
From The West. Cummings, Leavitt & Widbe1
Real Estate. wv. II. Jerris.
Probhte Notices. :. f. r. Staples.
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IMpoRrArIoNs.-Sugara and Molasses import
ed into the port of Portland from January LIST
to Sept 10, 1870, as compared with the same
period of 1869:
SUGAR, MOLAsSES.
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tennessee s. new. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. col
,nsluia -, new, ........... t.......~....... 65
4.ssourl Us. ..................... ....... -. 9Ot
H.aDana Ss......, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10l
1Csor'n carolina g. new....... ................ 20
ueoIgia u.s.. 80
louisiana 6's new,. Observation-Disclosures. 65
closed very dull but generally at the hiehes'
price OF me day, the only interest bling an active
.amvas Tor Hartford 8 Erie proxies tor which, in
test Il per cent premium was paid The con-
The folIow,no .rn tha ano Elle parsies.
NJ 'A"ii' ........4l 4
~ I. Central ana Hudson River consolidated 9ei
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OF 90
IrE'ngs-1 2 8 567 9.
Rival, s 6 O 4 4 Ia
Pine I-ae-13 Z n q n 1-os

Umpire, John Lynch of Iron Club; score
Z. ID. Smith, Rival; Taylor, Pine Tree.
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hhds. value. hhds. value val! e.o
1870. ...... II 26i 81, 63i73 $1,000 81 ,2Oi. 2s0
1sS9......"... 4,5T s27,71l 2s,sos s74,S72
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-21

HON. WM 2 ROGERS,
Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo, n. Y
MAYoR's OFFICE, BUFFALO, June p, 1852
have rsed " Hoohands German Bitters and Tonic"
h my family during the past year. and can recon-,
mend them excellent tonic imparting tone and
vi0or 10 the system Their use has been productive
o9decidedlv beneficial effects WM. +. ROGERS.
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1t. Louis Market.
Tslsgraphed to the Argr'

81. LOWS, March 2l.
Flour-DulI; fall supers 3.eos4.lO;X 42oa4.5o;
XX475.
whest-choice fall higher; other grades un-
changed No. spring s0as2e; No. red fall
81 024; choice 20.
Corn--Flrm, II 7sa79c for sound mixed; yell
low; s0as3c for white.
Oats-Firm but slow, at 5os54c-
Barley and Rye-Nothing doing.
Whisky-Steady, at e2a93c.
Provisions-In good demand and frner.
Mess Pork-S25. .25ais. SO; the latter for heavy.
Dry Salt MeAts-Jobbing lots, 1899 for clear
rib: l44c for clear sides.
Bacon-lOSal02c for shoulders; 14sl4sc for
clear rib; l5sl5!c for clear sides; side. nominal
at l3!aI34c.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago MARKET.
TsIssrapAsd to the Argus.
oaIoAso, March al.
Four-weak spring extras at % 75s4 rs.
Whest-Very quiet, lower; No closing at
76a76tc; No sold IN Central at s4.c; No at
zoe.
Corn-ScArce and higher; No 7lsa72c; new
67s67c; no grade 6la64c.
oats-RIgher, closing firm at 37ic.
Rye-Easy; No 2 s4a66.
Barley-In store, entirely nominal.
whisky-In demand and pricrs firm at 923a
933c for wooden and iron bound.
Seeds-Timothy active; sales ats ssa5 IS.
Cloves and iox unchanged.
ProyisiOns-Very Quiet; mess pork nominaliy
unchanged; sales at S25 90 for country packed to
S25 so for city.
Lsrd-Firmer, with buyers at l3sc-
Cut Meats-Quiet and unchanged.
LIVE sfocK.
UuoE SfooK YARDS, March 81.
Cattle Active and shade frmer for upper
but rather quiet for lower grades sales of us at
- l5a7 IS for common cows TO extra shipping
steers.
Hogs-Aotive on shippin6 account, ~ = de-
cline Of l5a26c; reoeip,s 3,454 sales of 2,526 ct
4os9 20 for common TO extra choice.
Sheep Receipts AIS; msrke, active and
firm.
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y U W W y Hls
6Old l.l2 la.
Stocks and Money.
rslegrsphsd 70 the A.sus.
Esw YoRK, March 2l.
Money-EItremely easy, 4@9 per cent. Of
fered, but lower at the close.
The bank statement is unfavorable, showing q
loss in tho legal reserve Of 100000.
Gold-Suong and active uring the morning,
on account Of large purchases by foreign
ban kers-
Coupons, 6's of 'sI, liza; s-2o's, 's2, I,oss;
"a, l,osi; 'es, losa; new, 1,o75; 81, LOSS 'ss,
I,Ost; l0-4o's, l,05A.
Currency siIes-l,l2s.
Western Union Telegraph, 323.
u. S. Express, 4Ta.
Pacific Mail, 334.
Northwestern-7It. Preferred, sls.
n. Y. Central-92i.
Erie-24s.
Rock Island, l,ls1.
st. Paul, 6si. Preferred, 73s.
Toledo 4 Wabash, As. Preferred, Is.
Fort Wayne, eat.
New York Market.
Special Telegraph to the ARsus.
Nav YoaK, March Il.
Flour-Unchanged.
Whisky-At 99s@$l 90 for western 9Sc for
patent.
Wheat Closed dull; No , spring sI,Os@ LIS;
winter fI.24(1I.2T.
osts-opened active and higher, but closed
Gull at 500 5Sc in store and afioat-
Oorn-Quiet; new mixed s4@9sc.
Mess Pork-Dul at $1,000.
Beef-Quiet.
Cut tMeats-UnchAnged.
Bacon-Unc nchanged.
Lard-Drooping; l4lc fer prime steam.
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By Telegraph.
WASHINGTON.

The san Domingo Annexation--A big
lob at the bottom of it--The
Boutwell, Delan0 lnbrogli0
--Delano wants q place
in the Cabinet-.The
Anes Eligibility
Case.
Another Haytien lnsurrectfon
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were ono Colonel and 80 officers. The
Cuban loss was two killed and IL wounded.
1t is Gen. Jordsn's own testimony that none
fought better in this battle than the negroes
and Chinese.
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Another In Same Fire.
ManufActufod BY
Herring, & Co.,
An arATB STRBET. CHICAGO.

Factory corner 18th street and Indisna Ave.
HERRING, FARRELL 4 SHERMAN, No. 2iS
Broadway, oornsr Murray street. New York
Herring, Rarrel Co., Phlsdelpnia. Herring.
Farrell 4 Shsruan, New Orleans. mohl4-dsod
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HON. GEORGE SHARSwOOD,
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, June I. 1sA6.
I have found hy experience that HoOfRnds $ Ger
Bitters 10 very good tonic, relieving dyspePue
symptoms almost directly
GEORGE sHARSwOoD.
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pailp argus.
0YYI0xA& YAYHR.
The Pennsylvania Central.
THE RAILROAD COLOSSUS OF AxxR1oA
A Grand Annual 6hovinR.

The annual meeting of the stockholder,
OF the Pennsylvsnia Railroad Company was
held in Philadelphia on Tuesday the 18th
ult. There was large number of stock.
holders in attendance. Hon. Daniel M.
Fox presided, and Joseph Lesley, Esq :, act
ed As Secretary.
The twenty third annual report of the
Board of Directors was then read by ]. Ed
gar Thompson. the President from which W
extract the following statistics, showing the
magnitude of the Pennsyvania Central, the
grandest trunk railway on the globe.
The report of the Board of Directors was
then read, ~ follows:
OFFICE OF THE PENHsYLvANIA R. R. Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA, 1870.
To the Shareholder Of the Pennsylcania Railroad
Company:
Tour Directors take pleasure in submitting to
you the satisfactory results Of the operation of
your railways for the year 1859, as follows:
EARNINGS.
Passengers ......$s, ,500,071 08
Emigrant passgrs.. l3i ,e65 S3
MalIs........... llS,S6l VI
Express MATTER. sos, ,654 81
General freights....12, ,9S2, ,656 SS
Miscel resources. 265, ,40l Al
--$l7,25o.sII 7s
ENPESSEs.
Conducting trans
portation ..........$3, ,5o3,7o 81
Motive power......... 3,S79,l95 Is
Maintenance of cars l,464, $50 %
Maintenance of road 3,34l, ,56s 10
General expenses. 2l3,S52 66
--$I2,a ,aoa, ,267 so
Leaving net earnings for 80 of..$ s,O47, ,544 Is
The total amount of revenue compared with
last year is:
1868 Il, ,233, 497 81
increase....... 1874 Al
The changes in the sources of revenue are
shown below:
INCREASE.
Regular freghts $5O49l 5S
smlgrants .............. 52,S2l 64
hais.....- ..-..-............ 1880 66
Express mattsr...... 1918 33
-S I3s,067 81
DECREASE.
First-class passengers-$3l,S $50 IS
Miscellaneous sources. S3,9l9 81
- ll5,752 70
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CORN MEAL.
NOVELTY CORN NEAL MILLS

ooSNEorION with his Planning Mil, the
o. s'orioer Is still conducting the Eovelt,
s.n..: eN Mills, and has constantly on hand
- s. VI quality of white and yellow kiln arlss
-s-p., IN. .ne barrel or hundred pounds. Higher
Hee paid for Corn. The patronage o
:. p""r s ,espeasfnIlx snl. ,itad
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SAFES.
HERRING'E
P A T E n I S A + E
SAFES.
THE G REAT
Oil Fire
AT
Point
Again the Char

NEw YORK, Oct. 21, 1868.
Messrs Herring. Farrel 4 Sherman, 25l B. Way
GEr-s-We have one of your Herring's Pat
sut Champion Safes in the second story of our
building, At the great oil IRE on Sunday night
last. From fifteen to eighteen thousand barrels
Of oil vere burned In this vast confsgration,
and the safe Vas exposed to . white heat, as the
outside shows. We opened it this morning, aid
the res uIt give. great sati,faction No, an arti-
ole was touched by fire. Our books only are a.
fected bv the covers being little drawn by the
steam of the fire proof filling, while the papers In
the books, and all our accounts and loose papers
in the safe are as good as new.
Respectfully.
RocKAFELrKR, ANDREWS fLAGLk.
The public are invited to examine the above
safe, now ct 2lb Broadway.
Another In same Fire.
NEW YORK. October ~, 1855
Msssrs. Herring, Farrell Sherman, 26l B.Way.
0ExrLEMns.--We have got your safe out one
Of your "Hsrriugs Patent Champion which
ns ssed through tine great oonfagration on Sun
da1 night, the goth inst. The safe Was subJec.
"a 10 \ severe trial, but We find everything all
tight Our books and papers and the interior OF
the s.fe arc all perfect and good for future use.
Yours truly,
WARREN BROTHERS OIL Co.,
Per B. 8. Bsckwith.
, 1870-11-17
il will bo his own loss, and he

il will DO his own loss, and he
alone will suffer. The Denoc1aoy Of
Kentucky, In tho recent election, do not
seem TO hare suffered any serious dcgrada l.
ion by reason Of voting with tho negroes.
A few ycars' moro experience viii satisfy
tho most incrednlous that the freedmen
have no thoughts or interesta hostile 10
their country That some Of them have
been candidates, and hare been elected,
threatens no interest, and endaneers no
liberty. If let slone to work out shsi,
own destiny without the MD Of protecting.
or embarrassed by hostile legislation, the
o1nancipated race wilt become merged with
other voters in all political, parties, and
Will cease to be distinctive party defend.
ing themselves sgainst viadictive oppoi.
do'. So lung NJ they are legil~sed roz
and against, they will naturally cling to
each other; but, let alone, and left free as
MI other men, 10 think and role as they
please, their identity az separate poliica'
body will rapidly fade awsy.
, 1870-11-17

The 81. Louis Democrat, in reviewing
the recent campaign in that State, calls Ut
,sention to the fact that every man on the
State ticket elected was a FREQ trader, and
every man on the other ticket protec-
Zionist Five Of the eight Congressman
elected arc revenue teformezs, and three
protectionists, the latter being elected in
districts where disfranchisemeut was
1opu1ar. The Democrat concludes it's
review by stating
1.-THE trsnchne question is now cat OF tho wny.
From thir.y to ntty thousand men, hitherto ex-
csutls flom sufEaEe. Will vots hereafter. almost
tn man, against protec:l1n and every ptner form
RI 1obbsty-Wnet1er OF earnings or OF be1lot4
When tho taf1n question comes before the people
OF this Sista utacnt2nRled from al others, we
shall carry erety district for revenue reform, and
It AL hare not less thau one hundred tnousand
na3orlJ in the Suite. MARX that mono2o,is1s!"
In this 6tate, thirteen Of tho fourteen
members~slect are opposed to protection,
erd The other member has, until very rc-
Gently, been classsd as an anti.psotec,ion-
it,. and may, very probably, be 50 classed
row. The Senator to be elected this win
Ter will also be an anti-protectionist, 80
that Illinois will be represented In the next
Congress BY a delegation in both houses
in favor Of revenue reform.
, 1870-11-17

Congress. It the next torn, by Democrat.
VIC arc slld Of it. horever, md we hopo our
Ropublicsn friendR HM heed tho lesson OF the
hous taught BY the result Of this election. It
vas mged as one Of Tho reasons against the
repcmina:Ion Of Mr.. Cullonn-shAt he wa not
i" representative rnkn af our district" 30
between the II. and the outs he was thrown
ovf1bosra. J. y. Morrison .Waa noutaated.
We " intery,a~ed nin on tbs opening Of tho
esnYase upon tho etsritY question. aud ~ xas
rfsJ non.comnittal, and made up our mind
it,ep not to Tote for him. Soon came tlong
J: c. Robinson, Democratic candidate for the
same position. 1tdld not take u orsr ava nm
utesi to know Just where he vaa on tree II do,
and We voted for him, and persuaded Jeso
ntse Repnpliesna 10 do the same. Mr.. Rob
,lson made biz canvas simply upon the issues
OF free tfade or protection. When Re recall
10 mind tie fact that two 5ezrs sgo 1tr. Cnl-
Ion was re-electtd to Congress- by oyer. z, 900
msjortty. We think that Mr.. Robinson has
achieved victory OF which be may wall be
proud. PLow-HoLpER.
, 1870-11-17

their claims to The Bsitiah Government ttae'f,
asd thus sfdfapoes:oi tho great fnternAssonal
question =:
They Claim the fo4etHto do this, but i sheir
right shoola ba} questioned then the cea.ims
will be sold 10 company Of EogsisR 56arttsa-
itts, % be osgsndxsd undsr the authortyot ths
Btiash Govnrnment, 'siin ASSURANCES thai ths
KdTetpneut will purchase al tho Claims COM
ihK Into their poeAeeetch-
This movement made By individual claina-
ants is likely 10 give nex phase to the long
pending controversy, and mag lead to I'd.
: tho question 1t once g.
II u reported that certsin persons who are
largely Interested il these claims he:e hAve
co'responded With tho leading E9giish states'
men, and the latter report that their gosesu'
NELL *oulc gladly. tut np the CLAIMS. ethel
directly or through third pxrtiss. and thu.
taks tho quettion out Of tbs control OF ihs
United Slates autho9ities.