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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

Ky JOHN N. vEDDER AUCTIONEER, FORMERLY
wan .ne 'ae Henry H. Ieeda-Frday April 26 at l0i5
at the private residence No Charles street near
,eep ~ich Household Furniture and this day
lvs o'clock at the private residence 20 West Twenty
eV nth street. Household Furniture, French plate MIR
ors, &c. M
TlY SPEYER, DARLING co, AUCTIONEERS.-
ID CHARLES DARLING sells this day at l01a o'clock,
the entire Stock Fixtures Office Furniture &C. contained
in the large and extensive Grocery Store 22 Thirty
fourth street, rare chance Dealers speculators call.
~ A. ROBERTS, AUCTIONEER.
~. BY HOFFMAN, COBURN CO.
Aucti0neers and Brokers in Real Estate
. 62 sixth avenue, near Thirty-hf street.
Will sell on Friday April 70, 1872 at 101 O'Clock
yate residence ~ West Forty second street. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues all the genteel Household
Brussels and Ingram Carpets PaTlor Suits covered in
Pier Mirrors and marble Brackets, marble top Tables
Gard Tables Easy Chairs black walnut Bedsteads mar
BILE Bureaus marble top Washstands Lounges Towel
Eschs Hair Mattress ralhiasses hsnasoms mahogany
China Glass, Kitchen Utensils DC. Catalogues
tOneere' office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

DARTNER wANTED-wITH $500 TO 81 600 CASH TO
secure half interest in well established and profta
bic manufacturing business none but active and
getc man need apply Address p. NJ, box l3l Herald
office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26
A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA Salesrooms ss Chambers and II Reade streets.
BY ALLEN b MINER a BROTHER
THIS DAY FRIDAY), APRIL 70,
NJ 10ta o,fI at

A Lien MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A Salesrooms % Chambers and n Rcade streets.
BY ALLEN b. MINER h BROTHER,
SATURDAY, APRIL a.
at ~ O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange,
III Broadway.
RECEIVERS SALE.
The property OF the Mcdonald Silver Mining Company
of Nevada. BY order of r. w. RAYMOND, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
N JOHNSTON II VAN TASSETL will give their personal
attention to the sales Of Household Furniture, nc.
residence opartes declining hou excepting their well
known SALESROOM, 81 NASSAU STREET on the great
horoughtae In the city and where the greatest buy
ing crowds most do congregate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

A UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION,
n THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
A rare opportunity for parties
wishing first class Household Furniture.
EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioneer will sell all the elegant
and costly Household Furniture, at the large five story
brown stone residence 252 West Forty street be
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues, consisting OF mag
donr and Louis XIV, covered with the richest description
crimson satin rosewood Pianoforte, Stool and Cover
Pier and Oval Mirrors Lace Curtains Bronzes Paintings
Vases Clocks Etaeeres Cabinets Bookcase gilded and
and reps Turkish Chairs Lounges rosewood and walnut
Mattresses Bedding Extension Table, Buffet Glass China
Silver Ware; Cutlery, Hall Stand Servants Furniture
O'Clock precisely. Goods packed and shipped for pur
chasers moved, city country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

A RT NOTICE.
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioncer.
Elegant oil Paintings
The collection Of A. b. Moorehouse Esq, together with
rs elegant foreign Paintings which have Just arrived VILE
be sold auction 60 Liberty street. this day 26h COM
mencing mt IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

DR0FESSOR SLEIGHT WILL SELL AN INTEREST
In his great never failing Fever ard Ague Remedy
to person with some means this will prove a certain
fortune. Address l65 East Hath street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

COX BROADWAY CORNER AMITY STREET.
200 Money literally advanced on Watches, Jewery,
bought and sold. NJ. ROSENBERG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

AUCTIUNEEK, REAL AND
81 Loan Broker. 63l Hudson street.
FRIDAY, APRIL 26 AT 1917 O'CLOCK
At 105 GREENE ST, BETWEEN STRING AND PRINCE
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE THREE STORY
RESIDENCE,
consisting Of Suits in reps and hacoth Velvet and Brs
sells Carpets rosewood black walnut and mahogany Bed
steads marble top Tables Bureaus and Washsand Mir.
Suits, &C.
Same Day,
AT 1928 GREENE STREET GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
Brussels ply and other Carpets Suits Lace Cur
tains, black walnut and mahogany Bcdsteads Bedding
marble top Tables Bureaus and Washstands Engravngs
Sofas Rockers, HAIR Mattresses Bolsers, Pillows &c
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26
Office Gtief gpmmtfa-s Of Subffenee,)
Department Oatp.a, ,
Ct. Haul. Mlnr.. q. Nra. 1870.

~ fuNJ WV %. ~ABs Ct1.J
S&erfeaeIte Mnsebpte tmDup1tfat geb6rta ais fpld.
~ eHb,rIrt unt ben sep5hnl41en 8ebinaurpen uutet.
ppri'n, nerben In btefer O7fee BITS II utr Jrettas Wtt,
taa, q. ec tember 1872. a"nsensmrnrn fir Q~,efsrune On
has Der. @ta ten @ubnfeut Department. a~b;ugeben tn
btsfer @tatt an Cenot Der Ct. Saul urb Pacific Gtf.n-
balm pom %'rlsenten Nrttfe1n. ndn1ih:
Ter 0ua1 t.
f59.Uh p'unt frtf6 nemab1enes xxx 7ratjatrspet>
aen,uehl letter auati at, bic 5dtfte tn So ferx, NIT bop
tetten Rrbes (head lined) urb etne 5clrte in @ddeu
fOpupe1t) spn ie 40 gfuuo.
5000 Dfune fr'fd aemablsnes Rorr meb1 eeNett (bol-
ted wete pbtr eelb (an'uaeber, wal9ea) In natblpfen
Sofen. :ter In euten. farteu retnen s. fern NIT boppel.
t IN grbeu.
3 90 Tfurh prima neue@ obnsn. cut rsif. rein unb prn
ft.i1er @r6fe, gspadt tn nabtlpitn Sdfen on te 10
pfuab.
1900 pfunb prtma mtu 8afee in Dpppel+@dden.
80 Dfuub fprafart drseefu6teu Ibee. tn Original
paduna, BE etre 6d1fte grla. bic aupere fdwart.
1000 p'u"o e" 3nder In GdGern.
5000 Hfuns eutetarte seize In tarfen atfen.
SO Yfxnb retaer, semablerer f1parsr gf, fer. tn
D,ertelytunb. padeten In Bid1en RON ie % Plumb.
1900 plumb E,t4~5alt tn rttneu t'rdenen Sptrttus'
GaGeru.
Sdmmtltde gDaaren mh6e7 BON better Gualttdt fetn
nub fertte sur Ablteferuns hinnen 10 na@ xasen ber3Sa'
f&lasuu9 beI Contracts. Otrtltde Iura tn allen sal.
len Srrldustuub iar Beha'ter ntd's gut eettan. Pre-
ben spn aatn Artstel perlaue1, aus eenpmmen ssm4 Sala'
ass.t.te fur q~iefersrs bss Reb1s tn foi8eu Huantt.
tateR, pte Re IN l. beua %etnSelnen peaen serlanet weroen
m5sen tn EtRrtetMtupeiota mersen aud aneenrnpnen.
Dte &teferuRe In older 6aQfu mub am ober DOT BEN 1.
a.i Bsfetl bs General p'atOr Saseoa
&. S. Gilman.
Bot. Ct. wi u. 8. =. 4. 6. 4.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26
+: I q i.
see. saonntaes, @1attes Der
II $$afiu1n sfota &teats, 3ettuna. .

$Sn ben &o9eien, Nuseue pom @nbre
6uso.
DAG thermometer. -.
6umcr'fiihe6.@
Das Mdpli pom Stebetbal. (@e>
oidt.)->
2%ebensreael. (@eoiGt.)
( Der nNdljer Yhtlfpp" auf elmer Msrtz
cultural Bair. (@eot1t)
Das @oAntaes > 8latt nitro allen
N%bornenten be6 Bo6enblatte6, bic i'm
@oraus bejablt boben, als Yrdmte 3use@
lanpt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26

Nuosrmettfabrt auf BEN
Mtlliilippi.- 2eBten Sonnatene
Na1mittae foncsn onoeit6ts elmer 9roben
Men9e 3uihouer, wel@e iid ar Ger uierz
bSbe poiirt Wetifobrten Ger armfrdft'9en
juneen Mannldoft unierer &uoertoot'
Clubs fat. G6 nabmen an bsnie|ben bic
Boote rrr&lub6 ~Wtnnelcta", Staefa",
"@eo. 81. Tin6", "Hecm'no", She'll uno
fanren i'm @ansen 4 Wsttiatrten fat.
Die Babrten 81 gen opn e'uem 3'eltoot
an Ger Vrude bis ;u elmer H:'bs quer
iiter ben TluB 9elea,er Borj'n 1 1J16.
Wetle Fubaufwdr!6 uno ;urid. Die
leBte 6abrt mar Die eiasntlide Seele pom
Splele, in iofern e5 iI9 rarsi UNI cine
ftlberne Weraius unc rrsi Gbrlen BON
je 800, $50 unp $40 tanrslte. Der
Club vStaefa" par in rieler Gabrt Siez
ger. Die 3uidou:noe Msnee be'beilisz
te ft@ an ben Nnfrensungen rer &u7
cerer cur6 Wetten uno laute 3urufe.
- 6err Or. g dwarsba@ Bat
bat am Sonntag cine lanoere Geile an9es
treten, auf Ter er gum 3mef Der Sn|psc>
ton Der sr6beren Weri3in,iden Sn1tttute
be5 2anbe6 rte nit loIden os1lsbene11
Stdote beriibren> n pom ms!der ct IN
etwa sier Woden 3urud febren miro.
- ,,A& @ott, rpas tpar i'd Fir Elm 3bor!
@uB tpar Der 8 d et tfub'n
Tp6 bies infame Sfenrotr-
Der Eeufl"- Mann, ni9t Fa@sn"'
- Wer trodenes mi auteS 8autrt,
tasfen piQ. sete ~ 8. S, zaylor, gde eer .. anss
lGrdauae Graft. 2tlep1frub
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26
Nie paruoe Der utrAeute.

Ve1ter1, Cam Ipn1er1t19) butten nc
Teuerleute Ct. Yaul6 unteritiiBt prn re-
ncn BON balt Minnti cta etnen 0alataa
BON ieltenem Ol:n; unp bereiteten etnen
lvl@en rur9 ibrcn llm;u9 Den Sewpbz
n:rn Der 5ouptltart. Seltcn laben mir
in einem 3u9t IL vitlt trltti9e M1nnerz
9eltalttn, nit i'm auaemeinm 70 feter>
trommer 5oltun9, ais rie Yarare FER
5euerllute ite parbpt. Die lebbaften
Garben per Uni prn, Die blanfen SpriBen
unp fein9epugten ioniti9en Apparate> be-
Dedt nit Snmer9rinz uno 8lumenfrdnz
gen, bic Banner uno Wfuiit. pasu RE
trSbltden @ciihter Der Mansi6aften
unp Der 1ie NIT Sntere0e mufempen
Men9e, ra5 Nue6 mar in BET Tbat 1sbr
ld1n> unr> irpeit Die 3ahl Der Ibeik
nebmer I'M 3u9e in 8etradt tpu1mt, nod
bt feiner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS raaewelen.
G8 marcn in her Yroseillpn pertreten
rie fol9enren %ousmarti9en Sraoniiatic@
men
@cl t. 0iinn opolis.
Sf M%inneaprl.
5aitin9s.
Varttoult.
Mnpfu.
NprtbFelc.
ct. Glpur.
@inpna.
Inn BALI II ubr ami 6auptquartier
9elammelt, prpneteu Gd bic Gpmpanien
gum Bug uno mori4irten gu Der Dor rer
6ront pe6 StaotbauleS BON cem Waycr
uno Startratb oorgcnpmmenen &epue.
u. .. Strpn9> Supcrintenpent pesBeuerz
oepartemsnts Don ct. Yaul er9rif bier
Seitens Der mutbi9en Betdmpfcr pes GER
fIrencen Clements pa6 Bcrt, lei pel fen
Geritummen 1t9 Die Mannid, ften in eli
mem creifaden be9eiitertcn 6urrab fir ibz
rem Gbef pernebmM litbrn.
Sun bicf ccr Wonpr RE au6mlrttaen
Sroantlaipntn miQfpmmtn, uno bot III
men Die Waltireunci bait ibrer &ameraren
in ct. paul. SIS erldpQen rann u|6urz
robs' iir ben WaYor uno ben Staptratb
unp fprt maribirtt Der Bug te9leitet BON
pen Mulltfprps Der Giri9cnten Seiz
brit, W;tler unp pom 2ten NatipnalreAi~
ment iu Winreapoli6.
NaA tem Mari1 fanccn rie6euerleute
am Yart Ylace 6etel unter lufti9em3elt<
oa6 cielofel 9eoedt, u. erqutften ll9 NIT
Gem &ppitit 9elunper Wlnner an benz
mas our 6anD war. Die Iafcl miir;ten
5calte unD So itrepen. Opp. Muitn
teantportete nit ddtem urp Der fr6bli>
den Stunoc o%n9eme0en,n 6umor pas
5pd auf ras vTeuerpepartment
peo Staats", WaYor Stemart coe@
jent9e auf ct. paul, Nlr. Brewsr l9lrb
in ieiner 9ewdbnli@en trefenoen Manicr.
Na@ oui9ebobener Iafel woro Der
, Tair" Elm WaNenbslud at9etattet, une
Sarnum unp Der Elephant" i'm Nuse@
meinen in Nu9enlbein 9enommen.
Nie unler Staot ltb bett uno wd6f,
oaA ieiste bic rissjabri9e Yaroce oes
TeuerpepartementS> melbe tbre GSr9dn@
9er'nnen an pradt unp 33bl Der Srtbei@
| stea wcit %uberraste. Nn 1900 WanR
lpuen i'm 3ule marl9irt Ieln.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26
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~a,&asssS% %zgkka9pI~
3mii6en 9tetp 0ort, Go,tunb &%iberbool.

Die .:prd9ttasn ueaen NIT sunsr Danpffsaft serfetene en-
Ddnpf.r sbiefer 2tnte ttetsn allen Rlahen uDH Yafaef'ren Sc,
auelnltAfttten rtue @ltiheu. % bic Dampf.r enaneer slPid
fub, ~ babsn @eifense ben errsen @Drttei1, ba6 lie fir 1sbs
sbfatrt etntn glsi5 autsn uub dasaen hamsfer BABE, S.e'
Gntt, Celtic, atlantic, Neputlc, BAL IL, Mbr,atte, D}ajeftc,
Rrttannie. Nbfabrten BON gltp Bort am @onnabenS, uOn
9tseryppl ant Dpnneraas; 6alsen BET btiben 8aprten TN Sd
fen BON Gorf. ,Bsrehnuneen 70 nts5rtu, as BET treenb eiuer
etnIe eraer Rlade. Weeen res Rd' e'en nadsufrusea BIT
ben BehsOfaeen Der Gpmpanie, 90 martt Ctr.
GbieaSo. Mlireo 3a9crsren, Aeent.
Mtnuefuta Savings Wfectatspn. Naeat st. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26

s. @nDosr; ffau,r: .iinrIse: inc 9pDsartie 5llbnt,ssr
ben etftsn prete. n
.. U. SsmeQ cen erften prei6 fir Up
felbdume.
'Sames Soy, BON @iueris Yoint Diac.,
purpe fit ieine &albmere 3tesen Der
er1te preis juerfonnt.
&u1 plpb S%napbeiee erbislt erite Yrd>
mite auf 9rauben 1. &lalis; brittle auf
flint 6orten Trauben !; sweiie auf eine
oreijdbri9e Mdhre; 3nslte fir &rau1>
Nos9en u. @erfte.
Sacob Martbaler c,1ielt bret Yramten
auf Mspfel,
Grau Gruf 6il9scitf5 erfen pteis fir
Elm paar seitopite Strdmpfe u. Haq
CARPET.
2voia u. Gmma 6i!secief> eriisn H..
5peiten prets fir Brop.
Nler. 5il9ec,et erten prei6 fir Gssz
plant.
Wtr batten faum Belt unttr Lem pret8z
9efrDnten RiarSieb uni Yferren fir beuts
np4 Nott;en III nebneu f1nnen abe1
ni9t umbin> ce8 flint Mcnate altenBuuz
&albes ee5 5errn Vlrfcnih Don 6urret
@tty III ermibnen, welde6 ben erien
preiS raeontrug. Gs 1T bon ddtsr
DURHAM &ace> mtBt $40" som 6orn
bis 5hman3 unp wteet 565 pfunp.
NuBer DEN oben erpdbnten iaben wir
nod 6uneerte Don Nrtifeln, bic preissez
front, pa eber Die Mueteuer niht patsi
waren, IS aud unterlaNen batten> bic BE-
trtfsnpen Nrt,fel nit ttren Namsn ;u
be3idnen, 10 war es una unm09li6> Ell
men peQRdnpiaen Beridt su MAIDEN. Mm
i9ltmmlfen mar es in cieler Bejiebun9
in Dem N8rtfulmralz Department, Da<
Der rae mo9ere prdm;ea> @sr;eidnib.
SIM Tloralz Department o'n9 IS better.
6ter erbielten MIR rurb 6,u. Tlttlher
pouitinof9en Bel9eic. AIlo bier bic
prdmtenltfe.
Sammluns BON EreibbouspFan3en rur@
profslfoneQe @drtner:
1. preis> s. 6. Bootb, Minneapoli6.
2. So. Gleti&er, 81. paul.
3. 8. ~. Goro,
8ete Sammlun9 Don 0eranten.
/. preis, s. 6. Nleiider, 81. paul.
2. s. s. Boetb, MinneapoIis.
Be'e etnselne @eranium.
s. :. Glsilder.
Doppelte @eranien. Befe Sammluno.
/. preis, s. 6. 6ieil&sr.
2. s. s. Ycptb.
Beiss ein;elnes Grsmplar.
8. 6. Gleil@er.
8sfte Sammluns prn Iuberclen:
s. 6. Gleiider.
Beite5 %eiuselnes Gr.mplor
s. 6. Gleiidsr.
8e1s ie@s Gu&fen:
I. pneis> 8. ~. Borc.
2. s. 6. Bleilher.
Bete 9lnsf6rte:
I. Yreis, s. 6. Gleilder.
2. S. &. Bootb.
Bette Sammluns pom &olen:
s. 6. 6leildsr.
8ene 3ierpaan3en
l.. prsis> @etrurer eemfe.
:. s 6. Bpotb.
Bsfe @arnation
l.. Yrsie, 0eb'lcer 2smfe.
3. s. 6. Boctb.
Bene 20 Doblia8:
I. preie s. q. Bootb.
2. u &. Dt. Torp.
Beae 10 Dablias:
1. Yreis s. 6. Bcotb.
2. II 6. 81. Goro.
Beite 5 Datlta6:
1. prsis 8. 6. G|silder,
2. j." 5. =. Seotb.
Bsfe e~inSelne &ole:
6. M. Gorr.
Bsfe Bilpnereisn aus Blumen:
@ebrlper Qemfe.
Bsfe Bouquets, ruuo uuo Had:
@ebrlcer 2emfe.
Bele pyramioe:
%. Buudeheorf.
Befe Bouquette
1. Yrets @ebriper 9smfe.
2. - {. M. Toro.
Niht profslioneus @drtner. 8ele
Summluns Don Greibbausp Fanjnu:
1. preis Mrs. s. 6. Burbanf.
n 0N.a 90 0.EL.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26
Br:e6;He.

: l. A. 1872 T.
Site neutlaer Brieie, bic tts ;au 24.S ept, ,.
g. ui@t abestplt rpreen GaS:
Oamtn=B riefe.
8ranet Bertha Rief aa;ciinc
2Dbfamp @ertrub Gpeilsr Marta
&tsger @britppb, Ml> @piehel Mabane
bame uber 0lpriua
oer.su Bzt:te.
Neberle Safcb 9ufert @errg .
Both Ntfo!au5 M;fler @onrao
Bu0e WtIbelm YltB 0ubnis
lanelSfi Milbelm Yomuerentng, Gerti=
Gtcler Jltot nanD
@eibler sermann 2 &atboB 8arl
@orSft S Nedow Wilhelm
5au|er Rllian @1aub Dbilipp
5ermanu Sulepb S6miot Sobann
5tbbeler Conrad gporner Nu9ult
Holbe Wartin GdulB Sphanu
!Riitil Wntpn Ibelen Ntfclous
9sbnlann Earl Minterbalter Spbauu
Sinbemann Nusuf
Das @rtefporto mad Dtpl9lanb BON, /. e.
ceu1ber an 1T :
reber Bremen oeer5amtura 6 Gts 3eitunsex
3 Gts.
l1eber Gnslanb 7 @ts~ 3eitansen / Gts.
NF 8eim Mbbolen Der Briefe bemerfe mar,
au5brldli9 advertised" ump ben Datum eer
2ile.
8. g. @betlod, ponmeit.,.
6. 6ettrt&, beut19er &lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26

- Arb ritter uno AneefeQte II, ben
@ntndtten Der Yoeifcz8 obn finb gu
etnem @erber>@l 3uiammensetreten.
- @m. @@immel u. 60. In ct. &c.
ter baben btelen Somuner $4,000. pfunp
Butter aufsefauft unr 6err 6riep. ed. 1T
.na@ Nepopa unp Californian >etreif, Die
Baartn bort abiuiettn.
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1872.
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-01-26

IN LOUISIANA the war cloud is not
so ominous as it was for a few days.
Last week Yarmouth was thought
to have out generated the Carterites
so efEectually by compromising with
one of the Senators, and repeating
some obnoxious laws, that they
would at once give up beaten. But
Carter was not made of any such
stuff, but indignation fired his soul
until his wrath took shape in a pro-
clamation urging the people to
"rally" on Monday last, when he
would expel the Metropolitan Police
from the Legislative halls, &hd re-
store things as they we're before his
eiectment. A collision seemed i'm
minent, but at this point the potent
hand of the President was stretched
out, and telegram from the War
Department at Washington directed
General Emory to hold his troops
in readiness to suppress any col
lision which might result, and pro
tect public property. Carter's en-
thusiasm was dampened, and he
didn't castigate the police, but con
tented himself with a speech. Mat
ters are now comparatively quiet
and as the Congressional Investiga-
ton Committee has gone there, it il
likely sober councils will prevail
and quiet be permanently restored
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-01-26
The Case of the Florida.

WASHINGTON Jan. 17.-Unfortun-
ately for those correspondents who
are trying very hard to prove that the
Spanish gunboats did nothing more
than their duty in firing into and
overhauling the steamer Florida and
that in doing so they are protected
by treaty stipulations, there is an
other side to the story. 1t has been
proven to the satisfaction of the
authorities here that two Spanish
war vessels did, at different times,
on the high seas, fire into, overhaul,
board and search the Florida, an
American vessel, flying the American
flag. tits also proved by an official
letter from the commander of the
Shawmut that the captain of the
Spanish war vessel Vasco Nunez de
Balboa promised to allow the Flori-
da to proceed to sea without him
drance Of any kind. 1t seems that
when the commanded of the Shaw
nut received his instructions from
Secretary Robeson to escort the
Florida on her way to New York,
and protect her against all danger
from interference by the Spanish
vessels, he communicated these in
structions to the commander of the
Vasco Nunez de Balboa, who dis
claimed any intention of interfering
with the sailing Of the Florida, and
went SO far as to pledge himselfnot
to interfere with the vessel in any
manner. In view of this pledge on
the part of the Spanish captain, the
commander of the Shawmut did not
consider it necessary to escort the
Florida; so the latter vessel sailed
and, as is proven to the satisfaction
Of this government, was unwarrant-
ably molested on the high seas, in
consequence Of which this govern
ment has laid the matter before Sen
or Roberts, the Spanish Minister
here, who is of the opinion that his
government will promptly apologize
for the outrage. High legal author
ity expresses the opinion that article
Is of the treaty of 1895, has no bear
ing upon the subject at all. The
President is not anxious for wal
with Spain, yet at the same time he
is determined to protect at all haz
ards the rights and property o
Americans on land and sea, and witt
this policy he will not tolerate any
interference at home or abroad.