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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

cox REWARD Stolen from nss my G,o s'"0 hi,I 70"
HACK rrs name and tail, 5 year DID, when moving
carries her head high PAGES slowly and has the han
rubbed off in two places near her tail; no other nafks
remenherrdl will give hrabove reward Tor the ceuc
ton al the thief &c White psrsnu.) and the delivery oil
the Narr-Sl5 U' slave and 81 Tor hr Mare alone,
if delivered To- me on The MechanickSv'iEr Turnpike
RICHARD NIL JR.
lamar, 81 U-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

HRRINTlNG INK Just received al this Office, q
Il supply Of Johnson celebrated News Ink, for win.
use which will be sold for 80 cents per pound for
cash. Nov 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

nd nine capitals Of SU0G0 each are lew Of he rad
inv capitals sold and paid. AS ns"a! win b'-s'f al
sight The same good fortune r"" Pr"",p pay WE 'e
continued to all those no purchase IIrlr tckr's ut
BlGGEhS ).
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05
obitnar, Communicntlon..

Died. n Brandon, on Sunday the 22d Of February.
HtSer ID. BR,ecs aged y years
10 ;hose who have had the bencal Of IN intimate pet.
sona acquaintance with the deceased, It Is uuncocssa.
" so ssysrc thus called to mourn the early departure
81 one Who b. h,s mild aud unassuining department
has drawn around their hearts the strongest feelings Of
Love und Friendship Many the tender aud dear
association, connected with remembrance Of his rr
faes-and whle those virtues live and continue to CT
cri sn nGuenee--hs memory Will be cherished by those
who loved and esteemed him
In him were combined al those e1collcnccs of char
ao,er which rendered him an ornament, and blessing
to community by the perfco, reettudc Of his
al conduct and lhr sympathctie feelings OF bis nature,
had inside friends Of all His evet.readiness TO extend
The helping band, and alleviate the miserics Of human
nature, peculiar aud prominent characteristic.
70 the high and noble aspirations of has soul were
added the tender susceptibility Of Hear,bn, that
Heart is now sulled- ltbca,s more. The blooming
CONFERENCE.-The sparkling eyes, are dimed with
the damps Of DrAru-and the lips that were von, TO
move in accents of kindness hushed
We gtieve deeply for his premature dcparture--but
would not recall that spirit from the fullness Of its
joy May it be the first desire of hearts to initiate
his virtues and so live. that may again meet de-
parted friend, where the joys Of earth perfected by
sweet communion with him who has said, "Whoso com.
eth unto me will IN no wise cast of =" Us
Died in Walngford Feb 90, Mas LucRrrA Mn
Lrn, wife of ALGH'R MnLER, Esq aged IS years
by this death, her husband bereayed of invalu.
able boon bosom friend, tired, true aud cordial
her relatives of associate, whose bcnevocnce and
beneieence, counsel and example heaven approved.
Society most deeply and universally sympathiso with
the afflicted and dcp!ote her exit very great aud
common loss.
She lived many years an exemplary professor Of the
Christian Rciglon-maniIcsting deep aud abiding
of her own III deserts, in the pure light OF
the gospel Of truth, from which, ALSO she drew the
dial that soiaced her soul
From the refining fire, she forth, with her Sa
yior image impressed and visblc-So finding her end
as shock OF corn lifted up fully ripe in its seasou.-
Her end, was the end of the righteous falling asleep
apparently, in the victory Of the faith of Jesus Christ
She gave up the ghost without struggle, in calm self
possession and CHRISTIAN devotedness.
"Bessed are the dead, who die in the ord "
In South Hero, Iith ult Mrs Lucy Alien relict o.
| the late Ebenezer Allen
! In Shelburn, 2h uli Of consum pun, Mrs Pamelit
/ ]. wife of Mr. Sidney b. Mead, and daughter of tn,
late Eli Thayer, aged 49,
In Manchester I'd ms. Mr. Matthew Logan, in III,
GID year Of his age Editors an Neo York rtqueSt
cd &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05
Gorernor Faiyfetds rtpiy 10 Sir JOHN HARRY
lie EIcoueHcg Sir John H4rufv,

Maj General, 1t. Governor, az

Gorernor Faigfetds rtpiy TO Sir John Harrey.
Tie EIceuercy Sir John Haruey,
L.. GorsrHor Of Ntto Brunswick
Sir have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt of
your ESceency's commune alton of the 18th inst by
the hand Of Col J. r Rogers
To your demand for the discharge Of the persons
rested by the authorities Of this Stale for being engag
ed ia acts Of cspass upon The public lands Of this state
have 10 say, that the persons named the
custody OF the law. With that custody have neither
the deposition nor the authority to interfere.
In regard 10 James Mclaughlin, Esq Provincial
aud Agent, aud Mr. Iibbets his assistant, have ad-
v'ssd that they be released upon the which
ih Hon Rufus Mcn,fe and his assistant rechs-
Ell, 10 wit. upon their Parole Of Honor return to
Baagor whenever they should be thereto required by
ts Executive Goyernm mt Of this State to
ony charges that may be brought agins, them for their
acts aud proceedings upon what your ExceIlency is
pleased 10 call the disputed TetTiiory."
For reply to the reminder Of your EXcellency s
communication, must refer you TO my letter Of the
18Th INST which you will receive by the hand Of Il.
English, Esq.
| have the honor 10 be,
Your EIcrliency's ubt servt,
JOHN FAIRFIELD,
Governor OF Maine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05


.4,my .HoUements. Col. Pierce returned from
visiting the posts on Thursday last and We learn
that the following disposition of the u. S. Troops
has been made by order Of Gen. Scott, viz:
Capt. ToYior's company, Cat Alburgh Springs,)
to return TO Head Quarters, al plattsburgh. Capt
Dimlck to repair to Alburgh City aud muster out
of service Capt. IIarringlons company of Rife
men, (millia) Capt. Porter from Swanton, 10
occupy the post at Alburgh Springs. Lieut.. Reeves
10 be stationed at Col, Motifs on the Green Wood
road. A guard to be placed at MIR Lyman's near
The line in Ihe vicinity Of Dir Vosburghs house.
where the late outrage committed. These
orders have been carried into effect
Capt Van Ness, al Troy, VI, and Capt. Dim
ick, at Rouse's Point, Will for the present occupy
those posts.
Maj. Gen. Scott left this place for Albany on
Saturday last, We learn that he expressed his
olure appreciation Of the course pursued by COL
Pierce on the frontier during the excitement and
troubles which have occurred. PaAsburgh Re.
publican.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05
INDIAN pURGATIvE PILLS,
OF Universal Medicine oC the North Amai-
can College Of HeaiM


College Of Heath.
This assertion may starte the reader onl appear 10
nm al slrI and ridiculous yet ucyethclo. 4 is TRUE
hat disease; When proparly considered Is only
on FFfuRT OF NATURE TO expo from the body OF.
Tending causc. Ne are 50 constituted that there Is
constant tendency IN nature pei throw oG what
injurious To health. 1hs done by uriuo, stool
-weat cxpcc' ocston vomit, &c. These the
Of the body through which all the useless and docayed
matter carried Of and 20 long they kept open
long will the body continue IN health. Bat when
from eating improper food other cause the bowels
become cotiye, sudden transition from heat 10 cold
The pores Of the skin become closed any Of the oLer
drains become ohsiruciCd, evil Consequent Surs 10
follow. The foul matter winch should ccspe by iheso
outlets instead 81 passing Of nuture intended, Is
taaea the body and either puireS IN the ftOmach
tkon up by the ahsorput vessels and added 10 the
circulation, This impure matter floating about the
tom. 90 The blood dSeaN an he iaisaf form Il some.
Tunes apptafs harmless Tor white, bat nature always
ou the alert 5000 discovers the Intruder and Immediate
Is commences struggle for their expulsion. u wall be
observed that IN order 90 accomplish Tins undertaking
II always directs her ea1r TOIiE OPE hIlNJ or
TiiE NATURAL DK.1LfS or THE BODf. The
blood quckened 90 tls circulaiun PUSHES with VIC
lenoo through te system add breaks through all oppo-
si,i1n This roased bciion ~ commoiinn. is called
feyer. Mature siWsys exers hrrssii 10 proportion g.
tie am Of LABOR shs y compelled 10 perform there
ire "a proportion the body more o. iess los isd
with corrupted bUmors, - VIII the conmoion BE- moro
~ lee, vioieBt--li nature be totally AECLgtTED or
corarEEACTTD 90 her edor, 20 remove a. cBsiDg mat
frr. ffease) Il u not wonderful that ludef s1ch err
c1ui-iauces The body should sink. uisr the 1anfse
.IA5ISILtG NATURE shoald he our cnfEF sTunY.
sDI lor The purposs 50 nEDIoIAI VIII d. foUNB 10
ETfEcTrAL a. the
LtDL4S PJRC.ATTJE PILLS
their snecu eHispd 10 TtERT osR Of the natural
dTsns, Btilst ubdsf ts nauenes d.e 5og tsR b. Iyf
geHhs tia sgsef4ai yrrfyiSafion The blosi Sni
tfoN 81 tbs sf0ffsr PARTICLES 81 fts inquiry LiO ibs
towels ionl EGeh & viii he applied b The purgsliss
gsa,iiy u The PILLS AEd under SvEAT eireuBssales
II proIsfy ysnsTeTeJ sIh, u a. POSSIBLE bot tksi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05
BRIGHTON Notwithstanding, Feb. 25.

AT market, 400 Beef Cattle, pair working Oxen, -
Cows aud Calves and 1900 Sheep 100 Beef Cattle
unsod
PRIcFs Beef Canle-ln consequence OF the storm,
and the large number at Market, former prices were
not sustained; sales were very unequal and,
qualities the decline considerable We quote First
quality, 90 s. y, Second quality, 72j 81 IS Sd
quality, e 90 81 90.
6orhtHg OreR-We notice sales at 81 100 and 1925.
Cons and Caiues-Saies were made at 50, AZ 80, IS,
20, and $50
Meep-Dull Lots wero sold at 3 25 4 90, %, AS,
80, aud Sc 80
S'etHc-None at market and not in demand
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05
STATE or TERvON.J.Jynrrra

STATE or YERNoNJ,l "a + remembetsit hst
Di'rlc, @f HatonhH 70, - az speeis Probate
Court, held 81 HutisnI, within and fr sail Di,fict
the fth day q March, 4. -. 1850.
copy 81 the last wlll apd testamsnt Of Cu,hing
Burr, # Ashley, IN the county Of MijIe,ex. sud
State Il hassachufet deceased duly allowed Hni prov
aioresAid, benz Ire,eDiol that The may be Gol
and recorded IN tins court.
Il il ordered that notice Re given, by he publication
e q copy 81 this order 10 the Ruilaui Herald prnai
81 Rutland three weeks successvey soou ., may be-
10 all perons concerned 70 sppess the first Meldsy
Of April next, II they caute sui contest tue nj.
ipg snl recording II said viii eli
true coy. T. ~. HOPKINS. Regi,if,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05
From Ae Bangor, (waiasJ mig Extra.

Saturday, o'cock 7 u.
4 company Of Cavalry, consisting Of = men, have
just srrived in this city from WALDO county.
We have jus' seen gentleman who left the Ar0os-
took on Thursday The volunteers have erected tort
ofl1gs, and hage FIVE brass field pieors mounted They
were an o. Enc spirits The Waldo volunteers the
Pscaiaq9s volunteers ard the Brewer volunteers
ryed No g. about 30 miles this sids Of the camp
Thursday night The Bangor Artillery and Dexter
Arillcry arrived al Lincoln Euday night, ana the
Dexter Rise corps about Eve miles this EIDE Of
Lincoln on Saturday morning
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

TIE 21L Csrgress, must have terminated is business
Saiufcsy Sunday last sod We are glad 10 see 'e
rad q H. lie session has been marked with TO much
yrulence and ~ blood be Of much honor to
The ns,soa 1t a matter Of SERIOUS inquiry, whether
seat nov 90 our national councils ADDS 10 man >
reputation aud honor, o. ciulinshes IT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

VIZ Harlan, from the fuaiari'v ct ihr Select lnSetu
cation committee made his rrrou this morning aud
moved the reading 81 some portions 81 a. u would
lske tbs whole Ut The remainder o so, fesd
TIE ,uttrc report hlt F,tuhrn demanded the reading
at the whole report Tie ground that be wanted NO
rsibied account Of the proceedings Tie matter was
Compounded, ~ w.iAdiswal Of both MOTIONS ior
fraaing
a separate report
Twenty thousand copies ct each Report. With the
Journal oi The Commuiee and five thousand without
The Journal, were ordered 10 be printed
.NmRc haRHdarg
message from the President was received snd read
in the Senate, the same alluded to m the House.
The message and papers were referred 10 the Com
miitcc on Foreign Relations, and
On motion ct Ma Poster, 5000 extra copies were
deted to be printed.
About 10 O'Clock tho Senate adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

kind e Fr0oe0i o. kstaorezda has been executed
sad publishsd Of rather psc6e ehareisr, heIwsen
Mr ToI, ;hs Bfiish Minister al Washington. and Sir
Fosyth oug Secretary 81 State IN felstoa 10 The BouB
dsfy Drgg'e Bot th.s lnPaf.snl Document ard III
rfss1euis Mssssgs q the Ssh this subject, ls
get, boa cans too !als fof Ills wteA paper
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

FIRES at ChampldH. We learn from Champlain
Gays the Burlington Free Press that the buildings
occupied barracks by troops al that station.
were burned down a few days since. a consider
able amount Of provisions, ammunition aud other
property was destroyed. Little doubt is enter
aintd that 1t was the work Of an ucenciary, and
we understand that suspicion fasieus very strong
y upon a certain loyal volunteer who vas seen
lurking this side The line about tbs; time. Bot
quore-where were the senlIuelsl asleep' Or
tO~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

"The SW0rfrovt Committee hare corcred Gcm-
sores 'rh disgrace" cay the Van Buren, papcrs.-
We all rccoiect the fable IN DR. Wcbslcr's spelling
book Of the farmer and the lawyer. The search
iog operation" wien about 20 be applied by Cen
Jackson to the departments. as arranged by Ms
Adams, was most beautiful contfitspce equal
al least TO Sir John llersehelfs telescope, which
discovered winged men 10 the moon, but when u
comes TO be applied By congress. 1t Is amusing 10
zee what seampenng there ID among he old Iuis
u the treasury. IL was well 70. Gen. Jackson 10
iusuiuie the searching oponiion,-his friends and
dependents might PARTICIPATE IN II, bot when The
sesfchers come 10 be searched indeed says "The
Democracy" that ahers he oase; u IL q mean bust
ness to be Pr!ing into other peoples aGars.- ~
Mvovry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05
MARRIED..

At Nortonville, Westhaven VI, Feb 9Th, by Rev
Mr. Francis, Mr. Luther Reynolds of Benson, Miss
Martha Jane Danforth of Queensby. NY
In Milton, 18th ult Mr. George Ayres, Esq to Miss
Mary youngest daughter of Col Luther Dixon, all
of Milton
In Jericho 3lst ult. Mr. Charles Avery Of Brandon,
to Miss Julia A. Galusha, Of j.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

Our shrcwd old friend Purdy, of the Boston
Daily Times, charges the editor of the Mddlebury
Peoples Press with negectng to give credit for
articles copied from that paper. The Mddlebury
editor, with his usual frankness, pleads guilty and
Odrotly excuses himself by suggesting thot, If he
should do The Times editor Justice in This particu-
lar, his readers would all be for taking the Times
instead Of the Peoples Press Brother =. wo
doubt not, will be satisfied With this courteous
apology, and reciprocute the high compliment to
balance
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

-------- - Brandon
Jas. Pine, & Co.-Factory Point, Man
chester
Joel Day -koyalion
Jas. II. Murdock--Woodsto
l.. L. Walton & Sons Montpelier
Perry March
Z. x J. w. Baxtef-Derby Line
>. i. Morse l. $. Lyman-Crshab
Elijah Cleveland - Coventry
Satin kelum-lrasburgh
A:nasa Paine Lowell
OTIS l.. koIloo-Monlgomcry
q. A. Keith Sheldon
David Lymon-S,. Adams
Jno. Kciscy-Danyi.!o
WIN. Pierce Lyndon
Jonas fllnt-St Johnsbury
Foster Crow-Cbelsea
n. {. Goddard Windsor
NJ. 5. Buckisnd bellows Falls
J. SleenP-Brajtlebofo
Oryis &; Roberto Manchester
j. IIagaf-MiIdlebufy
w. +. Greene eigeHnes
J. w. em.Hgion-Jotnsou l1af
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05
Provision Market.

A Natural Remedy Apphca5le - Constifutioas
and Competent 10 Cure Eucry CtUdJlt Dis.
edse-mGy be found a. the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

~ jarris rrr'g 10 Ac Sassts, Cenuaid n DrHafs O.
Cun1ocucc q th- 81 Cfo,a stream, Afoosook River,
Township No. 10. State 81 Name. ts3 ~,
sf,louI cafnmu nicstIun Ul tho lith incl has teen
tbs moment received Toe Solicitor General q the
Provinces mast have been m.iu(atmsd as TO ihe place
whffe the ffce uudet my drcruou is now located 81
De would have been spared the mpfopueiy 81 Eesftes'
inc 30 communicated to me cilFcu of Maiur,
uue ~ lhe NORTH Aiutucan conicdcfsey 81 te tni'a
States.
Il isslso to be hoped Tor The honor Of She British
tppife. that ehen Nlajar General Sf John HARRY
Lcgt Governor and Comma Chief ct Ne ROY
iooe Of New Brunswick. IL madc acquainted with The
place where tho Hon Rufls Mclourr, Lsud Agent a.
lhe state 81 Maine, and the two other frh'cmen WIN
hio, were fofet'y sfiested, by lavless mob that DE
vii direct bcf ima4ca,atc dkcharEc aud b1ns 'be o.
icpttu t. justice.
The ofic,r 10 which you allude and tho fcrson IN
company ih him were arrested tor settng prrccpt
ou cit9ru ~ Maine. H. sent on immediately 10
Ang1Ha tAr seat 81 Government. 20 be dealt W. by
ihe auihoftra It toe State. Their persons are not,
therefore in NY power, and applications for their dis
charge must be unds to the government 81 The STATE
~ however, hsgc been in error Gs 10 your helhg
npdcf mistake as 70 the place where ON no" sra
TONED, on land which was ron out into townships 10y
ie state oi Massachusetts, and covered by grants from
ihai stale bci'r srue w1s separated from Mafsaenn
ses, aad which las therefore been under the Iurisdic
ton al Moline since she has taken hei rank among ihe
Independent States Of the North American Union
then, citizen of Maine IA official capacity, have
has one answer 10 tctutn 10 the threat conveyed am
here under tho direction Of the Executive OF the state
snd must remain until otherwise ordered by the only
authority recognized by me, and deeply as should re
greet conflict between respective countries shall
consider the approach 10 my station by an armed force,
was an act Of hostility which will be by to the
best Vi my ability. Your most obt servt
CHARLES DAVIS, Land Agent.
The draft Of 10000 men from the Sd Division has
Lecn made with great despatch the troops arrived
promptly al the place Of rendezvous at the time appoln-
led, Ia good spirits
it Is 'umored ihat Governor Everett has written 10
Gov IaIfhud, making offer Of 10000 men 10 be on
Their march ia week, and money il wanted.
The Bangor Wing of Friday says The fire de-
rartmeHt Of this CITY, embracing about three hundred
young men, have formed themselves into D battalion
Of theDicn and petiioned the Legislature Tor supply
Of arms.
4 Mr. Mclaughlin, the British Land Agent refused &c
release aud remained prisoner at tie last accounts
Boston Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

. NgJor DoirHiHg's opinion Of de irosLies "Dal7.
East The trouble d0.ra easf. among the wood
choppers and log rollers, d0u't look very smooth
but u won't sn.oant to nothing. Mslor John Iiar-
sey, X { B and X G II, Whch ] suppose means
hiiet The Company Of BIagorers. and hiei The
C1mp0HV Of Hol'JAfrs--Wi base 20 cut siick aflre
he's coue viii ll,--iLo' Or fsr ss eau zee don't
;h.pk Gov. Fairfield need order DOT 90 many sogeTs
10 sch hurry however. ms next letter will eel,
more about this matter. II you hear that the
"2ad B1gadr Lihe Msjotsl lie ordered cot. 800
may conclude thai some fse trouble ,s on fool and
shen that takes pisec il Wi. be well ior fy.ks 10
the FfoNnee ~ look out.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05
Correspondence Of Tie Jour. Of Commerce.
Washington, Tuesday, Feb &c
Maine aud Ne,o Brunswick

Maine aud .feIo Brunswick
The President communicated message 10 both Hou
scs OF Congress to day, upon the Maine boundary diff
culties.
The Message was read, in the Ilousc, and command
ed deep attention. Its tone, as TO be expected from
the President, is moderate, pacc, firm and diened.
There is nothing IN it Of a menacing gasconadlng
character, and IS equally free from the repoach OF
tameLess.
lie states The opinion that Great Britain has right
TO exclusive jurisdiction over the territory in dispute,
and he distinctly declares that in such jurisdiction
should be asserted, he would interfere the national arm
IN aid OF the State of Maine But he does not comply
with the request of Gov. Fairfield TO inerpose at the
present time,
The message accompanied by sundry documents;
"A correspondence between Mr. Fox, the British min
lister, aud Mr. Forsyth and between Mr. Fairfield and
Str John Harvey.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

IA iSDsOR Monty. Cash, and the highest prios
w pad Tor w .,lsor Money, by
joins STRONG.
Raii.nd' airch s, 1899. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05

NloIiCL Is hereby given, that ave this day given
Ira Gates, my son. his time and liberty to t,nn.art
business for himself: aud shall neither claim hi. wa
ges nor pay any debts OF hs contrac lag nfcr his date
EBENEZER GATES,
Middctown, Feb 10. 1880 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-05
Maine and The Message.
In the Senate, the Message received from the Pres
dent excited great interest.
Correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce

Correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce
Washington, Feb Goth.
The Maine War-.lnofter Peace Message-A Message
was received NJ late hour 10 day, from the President
of the United States the subject Of the difficulties
between Maine and New Brunswick. 1t was not read,
in the House, I'LL six O'clock.
The President transmits copy Of a memorandum
signed, this day, by Mr. Fox, Qhe British Minister and
by Mr. Forsyth, (Secrelary Of State which is in the
nature Of recommendation, TO the border 5egerens,
and by which, the President says, hostilties may be
avoided between them, consistently with their respec
tive claims.
This paper states tina il wns the understanding of
Great Britain that she should exercise Jurisdiction
the territory IN dispute until the dispute dusted
and that ibe United States the contrary understood
that by the agreement, neither party TO maintain
jurisdiction. That this incidental question only be
settled by discussion between the United States and
Great Britain, aud that when the main question is
tied by discussion between the United States aud
Great Britain, II probably will be, there be
difficulty about this incidental question.
In the mean time, they recommend that the Governor
Of New brunswick desist from ms avowed purpose Of
expeRg the forces Of the State Of Maine from the
ritory; that Maine shall soon as may be Withdraw
her troops and that, IN future, neither party shall
crcise exclusive jurisdiction over the territory until the
question be settled and that for the Expulsion of tres
passers and the prevention of timber DC gements
be made jointly By the governments Of New Brunswick
and Name.
Mr. Evans after The reading Of the message, rose and
expressed his apprehension that these pacific dispositions
had come quite loo late, to prevent collision Of arms
between Maine and New Brunswick he could not re
prrss she conviction that hosiles, however much the,
may be deprecated had actually taken place Dcspiy
he TO preserve peace 1t itcoud be pc
served consistently with the honor and dignity Of h'
county, he hoped that the accommodation would b,
tdop'ed by The parties Bot, ahrr all, II was bot
commentator II Gov. Harvey should desst from
the course which by last nights mail We learn that b.
is determined To take and withdraw his claim 10 c1clu
sye iu1sd oiau Maine, he bad no hesitation Ia saying
would be- sau-frd The message was referred TO ID,
COMMITTEE on Foreign Aiihhs.