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The Standard appears be better informed upon the situation of the Mcleod case than any olhtr Lon don paper. Alter the packet ship Nartli Amerca ar riyei, in London ths paper had the following para graph la its editorial columns

 "'rhe report of Il friendly understanding between our minister and the American Government turns out to be all mssatement and humbug. Our private let- ters that Me Leod's legal advisers consider their clients involved the greatest difficulty and that they are greatly embarrassed entering on further proceedings. Many we'll informed parties de- clare that MT. Fox decidedly objects to his being tried aud he is fully determined to carry out the instruc- tiuns he said have received al the former stage, when the State of New York claimed right of jurs di ton. However thls may be, the strict silence ot- served by our Minister seems to argue but ltte ln favor of the opinnn that be will yield to American insolence, nit to the prisoner continued ncar cerati'n, nnder pretence of legal difficulty"