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CLAYTON.
Ths Infamous Ex-Governor Of Ar
kansas, now Grants Friend, is
SeFsnadsd.

He Makes Speech, and Falslfes
His Message Of January 9Th, Of
this Year.
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WALL STREET.
COTTON,

and advanced. The demand Is chiefly for
speculation. Middllng uplands, I45Sc Flour
dull in buyers favor, S8 80g6 6O for shipping
grades extra. Wheat heavy; red and amber,
81 6S9l 80. Corn dull and declined; mixed
western, 72q73c. Whisky nrm, 9ie bid, gI55c
asked. Coffee steady and Ia moderate de-
mand; Rio, l89l6c. Sugar in fair demand
but at lower rates. Cuba, 9991zc. MOlassss
steady and In moderate demand; Porto Rico
55c. Rice, S3<99c.
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CINCIFEATI, April 22-COtton quiet and
unchanged middling, 4c Flour dull and
dropping; family, So 2ig6 45, Wheat duh and
declined; red, 81 329l "a. Corn steady and In
Do. Oats steady, 54g55c Barley scarce and
firm; Iail, Sl@l 10. Mess pOrk dull and nomi-
nal, ana freely offered at SIS 90. Lard dull
and unchangsdi loomng sales lie. Bulk
SIC; RIO sides, re. Bacon steady, with
moderate demand for sides; sales, I3O hhds
clear rib, s5sa95aci clear sides, s5sgl0cS seoul
ders held al 75sc. Hogs steady aud In mOder-
ate demand, So 5096 Cattle quiet and weak,
81 625zg6 3. Whisky buoyanJ, but unsettled:
sales af 900. hnt cIns1na nniaI-
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LoNDoE, April q, 1 go p.ra.- ConRols, 935f for
money s3A on account Bonds quiet; 1852
e05si do old 65s, s95z do SIS, 81; do l0-40s. 500
LIVERPOOL, April %, I:So. pm Cotton flat
and irregular; middling uplands, 75f8I54d;
mlddling Orleans, 79s475Sd sales l0,000 bales
89l0 for speculation and export
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ST. Lou 5, April 22.-Flour quiet and IN
changed; supeTfine winter, S. 55Q5 50; extra
do, SIS 7596; Xxx So l586 25; family winter.
81 259S. Wheat dull and declined 29Se; No.
45; cnOice, 81 5igl o. Corn in active ue-
mand and advanced; No. 2 mi Eed, 5ld52c in
bulk;i 6S1fG59o sacked; yellow, SIC. Oats ad-
vanCsdi No. 2, 5lg52c An bulk; CSC sacke d.
Bailey steady; No. 2, 81 08gl 10; choice, 81 q
al 70. Rye steady, 94G93C. Whisky, size
Mess pork weak, Sl9 on orders Bulk meats
on orders-shOulders, packed, &c; clear
sides, 9lc. Bacon dull, -, 81 and lOc. Land
dull, I@ll1Sc for tierces; lz@l27fc tor kegs,
Hogs dun, S595 so. Cattle quiet and easier,
1896 %,
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resentment, no word Of Cancellation,
OF kind encouragement or frsternal
fellowship has ever been spoken by
the President or by Congress to the
people Of the Southern States. They
have been addressed only in language
Of prescription. We earnestly entreat
our fellOW-citizens In all parts of the
Union to spare no effort TO
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
ENGLAND.
Trial o! an American Bond Robber-Attack on
the Admira ty-T stimonial TO ohm Bright
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


~ - LONDON, August 81. 1871.
At the preliminary examlnation Of Clarke, the
American bond robber, the principal witnesses were
the Messrs. Bowie', the American bankers, and
Messrs Sanderson II nd LRngham all OF whom were
victims Of the fraud.
WAR STEAMER ASHORE AND GOT OFF.
The armOr-piated steamshp.of-wa Repulse has
been ashore at Shcerness, but has been got of The
damage sustained by the vessel ls yet unknown.
THE PRESS AND THE ADMIRALTY.
The journals Of to-day contain sharp criticisms
upon the navy and its administration.
COMMISSION COMING TO AMERICA.
The Iron and steel Institute of the town OF Dud-
ley the principal Of the iron trade In the county
OF worcester, have sent commission 70 the United
States to report upon the managem ent OF blast fur
naces, &C.
JOHN BRIGHT
testimonial to John Bright is contemplated BY
the people OF the pottery regions.
AN NJ. 2. DEAD.
Francis william RUSSELL member Of Parliament
for Limerick. died to-day, aged seventy-one.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains a splendid cartoon representing the
Modern Fitz-James Defying the Radical Roderisk
Dhus together with the very latest News Dy tee-
graph from All Parts OF the World up to the hour of
publication, including full account OF the late
Massachusetts, Railroad Horror, with q corrected
list OF the killed and wounded Railroad Disaster In
Pennsylvania; Explosion OF the Steamboat Ocean
Wave In Mobile Bay; Cyclone Along the Southern
Coast; Loss OF the Lodona Destructive Tornado
near Boston; More Abortion Horrors; tho Mystery
O, the Trunk; the Portchester Poisoning Case; the
Bunenbarger Case; the Polaris In Greenland; Bout
Wells Fine FInancering; the United States Census,
and the Grand Italian Celebration. Ii also con-
tains the latest news by telegraph from WASH
ington; Political, Literary Artistic, Scientific,
Religious, Foreign and Sporting Intelligence;
Obituary Notices; Amusements; Chronological;
Facetin; Editorial Articles the prominent topics
OF the day; Our Agricultural Buoget; Reviews sf
the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe
Markets; Financial and CONNER ,ai Intelligence,
and accounts or all The important and Interesting
events OF the week.
TERMs:-Sinale subscription, 81; Three copies, &5:
Five copies, $S: Ten copies, sl5; Single copes five
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted LII tine WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
ROBBERY IN BOSTON.

Fifty Thousand Dollars in Bonds and Papers
Stolen by "a Sneak Thicl-The Property Re
covered aud Returned to the Owners.
BOSTON, August 81, 1871.
A boy came into the Second police station bring.
ing TN trunk and portfolio trunk, filed with
revenue stamps, and gave Information that
there were large quantity OF papers
where he had found the trunk, which was
ir a vault near Batterymarch street. Cap
tain Chds accompanied the DOy aud found
bonds, railroad certificates, notes, deeds, revenue
stamps and other valuable papers amounting to
s5O Ooo which proved to belong to Messrs. Baker n
Morrill, merchants. Mr.. Baker was sent for and
this was the nrst inumatlOn that he had been
robbed. 1t is supposed the robbery was com mite Il
by sneak tLief who entered the count ing room
some time this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
A HOUsEBREAKER CAUGHT.

On Wednesday afternoon Detectives BlacKwood
and O'Nen, of the Ninth precint discovered bur-
glars In the house OF Robert G. Quinnell, No. l65
West Tenth street. they having effected an entrance
by means OF forcing open the front basement door
with jimmy. AS the officers entered the base.
door and ran towards Sixth avenue, pur-
sued by the officers. One OF the party
Thompson street, was chased as far as sixth ave.
nue. and Fourth street, where he surrendered him.
SELF upon the threat that II he dd not give himself
up the officer would shoot. Upon searching the
house II was discovered they had opened several
trunks and packed up clothing and iewery valued
at S.. 900 ready for removal The prisoner was AR.
ragned before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market.
yesterday morning and remanded to the station
house In order To produce Mr. Quinnei who is In
tile country.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
EUROPEAN MARK ETS.

ioSpos MoNrr MARxKr.-LoNDoS, August sl-5 p
M-Consols closed a H, for money ana account United
states nvetwenty ponds 1861 a3s 1856 old, 1867 9l
sJs. The bullion the Bank of England has
ca6o during the week. The total amount I'm
vault Ia now E230it,l3
PARIS MoSrY MAaKEr.-PARIs, August 3i.--French
rentes, 56i SSc. . -
United states bonds so $50 for the old issue
OF 1859.
LIvEErooL COTTON sMAEkrT.-LivEHrooL, August b.
x p closet quiet anu steady. MlddlnQ
lands qkd gi,d. mi6dling Orleans, yIsd 9s.d. The
sales The have been lb0J baes including 30v for
spcculatiun ami export. .
'LTvERrooL PROVISIONS MARKET. r.-LrvERrooL, August
n, -n,ron. sis al. per twt for Cumberland cut
LlyrRrooL PRODUCE MARKET.--bI August
s-retroeun, iosd per gallon Tor spirits and lsd for
renned. -. ,...u -. =.
Eyrn,np-Iinseei oil, lS3 per ton.
iIyEnpooL RegAnsrUfrs MARKrT-Ltvrrcoor- Au
gust 3-wheat los ID los ou per eena' '"r red W"s
crn spring. Corn, .0s. od. quarter
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
heaps Of bricks and tiles strewn throughout
the streets, offer sight of perfect desolation.

heaps Of bricks and tiles strewn throughout
the streets, offer sight of perfect desolation.
THE DAMAGE TO SHIPPING.
There are no casualties to report abou. the
shipping here, with the exception of British
bark, loaded with sugar and riding at anchor
at the mouth of this harbor, which broke
loose and went adrift towards Rocksal Chan
mel, and is said to have become total wreck
THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH STEAMERS.
Two French steamers, recently arrived here,
drifted about and got fast aground, but the
English steamers Corsica, Tyne and Delta, as
well as the American steamer Florida, at
anchor here, weathered the storm handsomely,
the latter, however, having to cut down her
masts to save her.
ST. KITS IN RUINS.
The island of st. kits is said to be in ruins,
as it was caught first by the hurricane which
has just passed over here.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
NO YELLOW FEVER IN SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ca, August 81, 1871.
To correct the false reports OF yellow fever being
in this city the Advertiser publishes tomorrow the
following, signed by the leading physclans:-
The undersigned physicians OF Savannah would
state that, as far as their observation in this city U
concerned, they have not up to this date found
case OF yellow fever In Savannah, nor .
disease that approxrmates. On the contrary
trary the season up to this time has
been remarkable as one OF the healthlest within thA
limit or our respective experiences.
X. ID. Arnold NJ. D.; John ID. Fish, M. D.; q. q.
Thomas, NJ. D.; Il A. Twlggs, NJ. d.; W. M. Chnt-
ters, NJ D.; Thos Smith, NJ. ~; James B. Reid.
M. d.. W. duncan, M. d.; w. N. King, M. ID.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
EMIGRATION COMMISSION.

The Castle Garden and Finance Committees OF tho
Emigration Commission held sessions Yesterday
but as quorum was not present the regular
monthly meeting OF the Board was not held. The
following Is the official statement by the Commis
sion up to date:-Alien passengers arrived To
August a. las, 1872; arrivals since August 81 3T44;
total To date. 1872 500; total to date last wear.
1Ga,24s. Balance in bank January l. $i.3j2: aggrs-
gate receipts to August H. S3J 62t received since
August IL, for Communication or alien passen Iera,
previous account To August II, $3.50, 49,. Current
expenses 70 date. S9,7 TAG. balance hand $25S40.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
LOUISIANA OFFICIALS.

Pattern On1ciai Correspoudepce-Ceverv
Warmouth Takes the Lentcnnns Governor
to Task for Assuming the t.oyernorss
Duties-Tsrt Repiy-Which 4. the Genti..
mans
NEW ORLEANS, Augusy II, 1877.
During the absence of Governor Yarmouth, Lieu
tenant and Acting Governor Dunn pardoned CON-
vict and notified the Governor OF his aotion. A
SPICY correspondence ensued, and it has Just
been published. The Governor dlsapproves Of the
action OF the Lieutenant Governor In taking charge
OF the Executive Office, repudates his acrs ana says
the Secretary OF State Will be instructed not to
cord them, amt contlnues:-
when intend absentng mvseIf from the State,
unuer such circumstances as render necessary the
services or the Lieutenant Governor, I shall do
myself the honor TO oiicially inform you. Untfl
such lime can but regard any at performed by
yon IN tne Capacity OF Acting Governor az an infr
SION, calling Tor immediate revocation and rebuke
Harry Hewes. whose pardon YOU inform me YOU nave
granSed WIN ne immediately rearresied and CON-
m h,tsed @ 10 serve out the sentence imposed upon him
py tue court your lnterpO Siton Deing regarded az
OnciOus ana wholly uncalled for.
Lieutenant Governor Dunn replying says
In the future, as in the past shall fearlessy A.
sumo and cOnscientiously perform the dulles deyoiv
ing upon me under the constitution The ordi
nary cOurteses that obtain among gentlemen ana
State officials should have induced Won aIw.va
to have notified me OF your intended absence from
the State, bnt your neglect IN this particular while
very damaging 70 you as gentleman In sors
me by the constitution IN your absence nor invaii-
dates any act performed by m, as acting
Governor Harry Hewes In my Judgment, has been
legally pariOned amt, If Your EXcellency Will not
consider 1t olciOus for me to express an opinion,
would respectfully suggest that you are acting OUT
side OF the constitution ami the laws whenever
you attempt, without additional Orence, to
deprive him OF his liberty, and such an ATTEMPT ON
your part viii justly subject You TO rebuke from
the sovereign people or Louisiana. In conc usion,
permit me respectfully to decline accepting y0ur
Excecncy as my exemDIar In either m0desty,
courtesy proprlety Official duty
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, August 81 1871.
Detective Richards this evening attempted TO
arrest Daniel :. Miller, young man suspected OF
robbIng his employer, when Miller fired revolver.
woundng the officer severly but not fatally He tried
to shoot a second time, but the cap only exploded.
Miler immedia tey turned the pistol upon himself
and fred again, and the ball entered the
temple causing death In q few minutes
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,
Slaughtered at Monmouth Junction,

slaughtered at Monmouth Junction, N. j.
On Wednesday afternoon James THOMPSON. .
New Brunswick and Cranbury stage driver, was
instantly killed at Monmouth junction by being
struck by the Washington express train. Both
were broken anu his skull crushed IN. Inc
shocSinglg mutilat a remains were removed t.
Cranbury, where the deceased resided.
OLYMPIC TnEArRE-HuMPrY DUMPrY.-Nevcr has
O season opened at any theatre in this City with
more brilliant prospects or success than nc tho
Olympic last evening" The house was densetg
crowded, and many OF those unable to find seats
were Obliged content themselves with very sclne
standing room.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
TELEGRAM TO THE New YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, August 81, 1871.
A despatch from Gumbinnen, a town OF Eastl
Prussia sixty-sx miles from COnigsberg, says that
In the small village OF ChlmOchon, with tota
population OF 479 there have already been seventy
nine cases Of cholera forty six of which terminated
fatally.
The strictest precautionary measures against the
disease have been taken at Gumbinnen.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
SEpTENPrft L.

SEPTEyBER l.
1S70-The great battle Of sedan fought; Marsha
MacMahon'S army routed aud hiinseif
wounded.
ISG4-Batte of JOnesbOrO. Ca; the rebels under
General Hardee attacked General Sherman's
army and were repulsed.
1s63-A Congress or tine German sovereigns-oK-
cepting King william OF Prussia-at Frsnki0ft
approved Of Austria's plan OF re Orm In The
government OF the German federation.
1s51-General Antonio Lopez garr0ted at Havana,
I'm
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
RAILROAD MATTERS.

Consolidation OF Indiana RairOnd Interests.
CINCINNATI, August 81, 1871
An agreement has been drawn by which the df-
fcultles of the Indianapolis, CINCINNATI ana Lafay-
etIe. and Cincinnati Indiana Railroads are to
be removed II provides for the sale OF the road
the reorganization oI the company by trustees, and
winch creditors shall have interests proportional
TO their claims. Liens prior TO '69 are NOT TO be
disturbed. The agreement mas been signed by all
the directors
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VERSAILLES, August 81, 1871.
In the Assembly to-day M. Picard made a fervent
appeal for harmony III the Chamber and elsewhere.
He said 1t was the duty OF all Frenchmen in the
presence Of the enemy to forget their dissensions,
grasp the hand of fellowship. and take all means to
strengthen rather than to weaken the power OF the
government
EULOGY ON N. THEIRS.
The remainder Of the preamble in relation to the
constituent powers of the Assembly was adopted,
and subsequently NJ. Duraures paragraph eulogizing
the conduct OF M. Theirs was carried by vote
of 523 yeas against 34 nays. One hundred members
abstaned from voting.
The Conservative Journals OH the PrOlonga-
ton OF vi. Thers' Powers.
PARIS, August 81. 1871.
The conservative organs OF to-day express satis.
faction with the progress made yesterday in the
sembly upon the bill for the prolongation of the
power OF NJ. Thier but say tnat the majority OF the
Chamber, reconstructed against radCalism, will
support the government and policy of NJ. Theirs.
THE CONSTITUENT POWERS OF THE ASSEMBLY,.
The radical journals blame the government for
giving any consideration to the preamble offered by
NJ. Vite which alirns the constituent powers OF
the Assembly and which was adopted at yesterdays
session OF the Chamber.
THE DEPUTIES OF THE LEFT.
1t is reported that the Deputies Of the Lett in the
Assembly viii resign in body.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
BILLIARDS.

Maurice Daley Va. Albert GARNER.
Tie preliminares for match at billiards between
Maurice Daley and Albert GARNER were arranged
yesterday. The match Is TO consist OF two games
out OF three American game, on iuil.sIe s'an aau
$3.50 side the frat gaIne to DC PLAYED ~ Cn'ca9n
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
FRANCE.

An Appeal for Harmony in the National Assem-.
bly-A Resolution Eulogizing M. Thiers
Adopted-The Constituent Powers of
the Assembly The Deputies of the
Left Reported to Resign.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
coy KILLED AT NEWARK.

David Drohne, fourteen years OF age, residing at
woodside, was run over by a wagon on BeIevllle
avenue Newark last evening. and 80 badly injured
that he bed 10 death In few minutes.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. S. c., August 81, 1871.
No new cases OF yellow fever were reported to-
day. Two OF the persons attacked last week diod
to-day.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
A New Railroad in Kansas.

ArcHIsoN, Kan, August 81, 1871.
The Chicago and southwestern Railroad was
finished to-day II Is leased to and Will be operated
nv the Chicago and Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
road. 1t forms tue through line rom Chicago TO
Atchtson and LeayenwOrth.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HeaALu.

LONDON, August 81, 1871.
subscriptions have been opened In England for
the relief of the people Of Persia, and the Minister
OF that country has been named chairman OF the
committee to solicit aid for his country men.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
PAINFUL ACCIDENT IN TRENTON.
TRENTON, N. j.. August 81, 1871

.TRENrON n. j., August 81, Is'I.
AT the saxony woo!len Mill this evening, while
one of the worEmen named Joseph Gnorpros was
o,tenaiug IN mis- duties near the picker, which was
running al the rao of 800 revolutions per minute,
bs foot caught IN the picker anu was almost IN
stautly torn from its socket HIS leg was aterwarus
am outated six inches below the knee.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
commencement Of the Cairo and 81. Louis
RGilrOnd.

ST. LOUIS, NO., August 81, 1S71.
Ground was broken yesterday at Columbus, H.,
for the Cairo and st. Louis narrow gauge railroad.
The road which Is To be of three feet gauge, Will be
cnmnipteu IN two years.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
GARIBALDI.
He Telegraphs That His Health is Better.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW FORK HEDAlD.

LONDON, August 81, 1871.
Garibaldi telegraphs from Caprera TO friends In
London that b Is health Is better.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01

All Entries to Races Mt Grand Military Fes
va Fashion Course. should be made before Septembs
10, at Managers once, 20 Bcekman street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
LYNCH LAW IN MISSOURI.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 81, 1SIl
Two bodies supposed to be those Of the men who
ropbed the southern Express messenger on the
train near Moscow some weeks ago, are reported 10
nave been found hanged near New Madrid, NO.
few uaYs ago.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
TIE FAMINE IN PERSIA.

Subscription for the Relief Of tho Starving
People.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2ji Broadway. corner Murray strsS
The New York herald., 1871-09-01

A.-PhaiOn's New Perfumes,
IL LOVE YOU"
and "WHIrE ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-09-01

A1.-Barry's TrirOpherOu~, the Frauruue
Hair Rencwer the hair to grow bald places. Try
The New York herald., 1871-09-01

Batchelor's Hair Dye-Thc Best in tho
ncous. Al all druggists.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
Cholera, Cramps, Cho'eEa Hioro"a

Crtstn doro's Hair Dye hn, no EauaI IN the
world; the and most reliable OF any SOD cvery-
The New York herald., 1871-09-01

A Mosquito Canopy. Ready for Use, 81 50.
Head Nets 81. 10 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
THE CHOLERA.

A Village Nearly Depopulated- Precautionary
Measures.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01

Cholera, Cramps, ChoieTa Morb"s, seur
Stomach and all Bowel Complaints speedily cured By
all soreness the abdomen, .oohe' the stomach and re-
.tores It's natural action As family remedy for the diseases
40 prevalent among children and adults during the
months especially recommended being prompt in IT'S
Grafton. perfectly safe and easily administered Sold by all
druggists.
Diamond. at Reduced Prices.-(scOrgo &c.
ALLEN, SAL broadway, Fourteenth street
Robert Cumberland,
Tailor and Habit Maker,
~ Maddox street.
Bond street, West London.
No. 3 Rue Scribe, Parts.
r. @. begs To announce that no has opened store IN
lsonuon ut the above address,
We should Not suffer from Cough. Which
fow doses OF AYERS CHbRRY PECrORAh VII
TIVE eswfo-' hcatn, are AL sssed hvtt
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT.
Important Measure to Secure tranquility il
South Carolina.
Martial Law TO Be Proclaimed in
DiSaGeCted Districts.
The Ku Klux To Be Put Down
at All Hazards.

WASHINGTON, August 81, 1871.
7 he New LOan-0ne Hundred Millions OF the
Five-Tweniies Of 1862 Called In for Re
demptOn
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-14
FOR GOVERNOR

We notice that many of our ex.
changes in different part of the State
are indicating their preferences as to
the next Republican candidate fol
Governor. We have host of good
men to choose from, and can hardly
go amiss in the choice of a candidate
However, we do not believe we have
heard name mentioned in eOnnec-
ton with the Office that would give
more general satisfaction to the peo-
pie IN ihis portion of the State, than
that of Gen. Ralph P. Buckland. of
Fremont. His reputation as q
statesman, and his record as a sol
dier, are both well and favorablv
known over the Slate. And especial
ly would the people of Northwestern
Ohio feel gratified should he be Sc
lected as our standard bearer. Gen.
Buekland is 8 solid, earnest Repub-
lican, and very popular with the peo-
pie, and with him for a candidate we
can roll up q good majority. FindIay
JefeTSO71Iaa.
The JefersoniaR but speaks the
common sentiment in regard to our
distinguished townsman. But it is
not alone in this portion of the State
that his merits as a man, and ability
as Statesman are recognized, but
throughout the State he is regarded
as a fitting candidate for the Gov
ereorship, and one who will combine
the elements of success to such o.
extent as to carry the State bevond
Sll opposition.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-14

TIE Joint High Commission are
progressing favOrably, although re-
ports, s few days since, were to the
contrary, owing, it was said, to the
obstinacy of fM'Donald, the Canadian
Member. 1t now appears, however,
that the fisheries right is to be pur
chased, allowing our citizens to fish
within the three miles limit, and to
clense their nets and dry their fish
upon the shore. Upon the neutrali-
ty question, it seems the English
Commissioners are disposed to ad-
nit the American construction, but
no particulars have transpired. The
Commission is said to be most divi-
ded upon the San Juan Boundary
question.