Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

Belfast, IN ts state OF Maine by hs mamie OF pal.ues
Capt White In b disclosure he mentions Than he s,aid a,
the Lafayette Coffee House
Of Carr; on recurring to tie books Of hai it
appears thar stranger Who called h,s name Cur remained
there weeks without appearing have any business
any acquaintance IN town and spent his ,aei reading and
The arrest Palmer was made in consequence Of le,ler re-
xs 'si gspas s ss 10 ss@s
from one Grant demanding 70 be him by mail.
then from this deposited Post Once let.
te with money in IT, addressed To Grandfather waiting
ter. saying hs name was Grat-,he letter was delivered
to hr and he from the Post Office
with stepped and arrested him Iii turned
that his Grant, Palmer and that his place
Of residence in another He custody
is be brought TO this town -
search made yesterday warrant from Mr. JUS
tee Savage about the premises OF the Crownnsheds in Dan
vers but believe the objects sought
The KnaPps are committed TO goal fer examination.
F'ou the BeLfaa Journal
As every thing connected mysterious coldblooded
and unnatural murder is still interesting public
ten TO facts which throw pew light upon transaction
young who is known to be associate Crown
inshieids Of Danyers apprehended in Prospect
joining ihs and examined befor magistrate when
disclosure Of facts. circumstances confessions of the prise
doubt exists that ne possession the whole
mystery, the persons who committed
who procured be inducements and
motives which operated upon the minds of parties
letter. written by the prisoner gentleman Saem eques-
ion which would haow up his sou in case Of refusal which
letter provdentay fell hands, this detection
From the responsibility Of o,hsf implicated
der we fobear present their names farther
examination will probably develope of
chain of the mos, extraordinary circumstances disclosed
to the public.
The Northern Boundary The Editors of the
Baltimore american have been favourcd with the ne
rusal of letter from highly respectable house Mt
Amsterdam. under date of 5th April to another in
that city, which communicates the following inteli-
gence respecting the referred question of the boun
dairy line between the United States and the North
ern British Provinces:-'The papers and statements
respecting the boundary line were delivered on the
LIST instant TO the King arbitrator. The British
have large suite attending this arbitration; nearly
all those who have been employed and maintained at
great expense for several years past have arrived
the Hague. Sir Howard Douglas. governor of New
brunswick has also come ont. to questions if
required. Mr.. Prebe, whose abilities arc highly
spokeh Of Will have his hands full to cope with
the talent opposed TO him on the part of the British
Dr. Tart, whom you no doubt recollcci and who has
been for many years the chief person in this contro
versy. has also arrived at the Hague am afraid
the King will find it difficult task to make decis-
lon If he could treat the subject in the manner that
Solomon did in the case Of the two mothers Who
claimed the same child, it would be well; but when
the question ITO have not to have" becomes the
barrier between two parties, sympathy and humanity
are generally forgotten or Otherwise the choice MIGHT
be left to the people that nhab the territory In dis
pute The King has the power / understand. to send
0ut persons of his selection to investigate the
premises; this hope he will do as otherwise much
fear that the variety of British and foreign talent ar
rayed against viii render the result rather doubt-
ful. The King is, however, worthy man and if he
give decision, 1t will be rendered with perfectly
impartial feeling and rest on good grounds"