Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
BOUNDARY LINE.

MONTREAL, Jan. G.-Ihat party. OF
The commission Tor setting The baunda-
ry line between these provinces aud The
United States, Of which MIR. Hale Is the
| superintendent, commenced In. ir ouera,
lions la ST session al the Neobsh rapids,
al the upper extremity OF Lake Huron.
and cohiinuedit down,o Grral Maui
ton ISLAM, Including ST. Joseph, Drum
moDd's ant the resi- OF the group vi Isl
aDds OF The North shore.-ihe obiecr of
descending instead of ascending IA the
survey OF The lake has been 10 avoid the
unwhoiesor1e weather winch prevails ip
ibe more remote parts during rhe greaI
neat, feserving The survey OF The more
cuitIva,ea Country Tor that part OF The
year. In lew days. the same detach
meii OF me comnlission Will proc eed 10
thr upper part OF Lake Erie, in order TO
complete what sickness, The preceding
year, had caused TO be- left uniinisIIed'
and which will be accomplished viii,
more precision on The ice. Thus the Ter
tory between ST. Regis and the Neeb-
Isb Rapids, Uhe stations mentioned i'm The
9Th article Of Tie Treaty. has been sur
veyed. We learn iI,ai there pervails b
tween the British and American parties
cordiality winch has mol BEEN interrupted
by The slightest GOODNESS; bur the dis
cre;IoD, necessary 10 be observed In syci,
cases, has prevented OR informant from
explaining wtetlier we have les, or gain
ed territory. Tie maps Of iIla, par, Of
The C ultry hIther'o PUBLISHED, have been
found, we learn, incorrect. [Courant.
ALBANY. o.. " Jan 1o. The Ca
nal loan OF 500, 600, was Yesterday taken
by the banks in This city, at S per cent
interest, with premium of 6l cents on
every one hundred dollars OF stock. TIE
offers made, besides thai accepted, were
by The banks Of Albany for six per cent
stock, and premium of and 3ths per
cent; by the Manhattan company, for a
SIX per cepi stock. and a premium of 7
and half Per cent by The bank for saw.
ings OF n Y. for l00, 900 dollars OF said
stock, al per cent and d premium of }
per cent.
EItrdct of a letter from a gentleman uho has
been in Italy for length of time and n con-
slant attendant on The tabours of The MARQUIS
CdHora.
ROME, 27Tn SEPT 1870
:" The sistre of the Hero and Patriot
WASHINGTON. by Cdnova. was uearlv fin
ished IN The spriug. aud IL promises to be one
OF the fpcst productions OF the immortal
Sculptor
The u s. SiooP of War ONTARIo. now of
| Annapolis. so highly spoken OF in some of our
| public prints, was bnilt in Baltimore by MIR
| Kemp, and e O RsideTtd among the finesf ves
/ sells OF her class IN Tie world. The O has
| come round from n. York for the purpose of
| receiving en- board Educ. jVier Esq. vie goes
| out Consul General fnr the Island Of ~. Do
! miDeo. Mr.. w was formerly Lieut.. of high
standing IN tie Navy, which he left at period
| when the prospects Of IFS becoming either ex
! fensise or permanent, was small; at a period.
| when the advocates nj this our best defence
| despaired ofseeing it advanced when some
| of our most promising Officers lett ID for other
! vOcat0ns. Since then Mr. w lIaa bpen en-.
! gagged in different parts Of the world, ~ sucl,
! pursuits as have afforded him a wide and d
! vantageous range IT mere futile know ledge.
! u IS pleasing TO see. tho President select
/ sUcn men 30 fill appointments abfosd-men
! who, from a long intercourse v iib the world,
! have acquired practical skill in its affairs.
! whose utb9pity az Information is calculated
TO impress foreigners, fayOrabiy Of our coun-
| tTymeU."