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New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The Ncw-N DIRK rribuu,
BOARD or ALDENMEN.-

MONDAY. Marci! Il.
The BOARD mel, pursuant to adjournment a, n'c1cl
~ business
! message was rcceiye, from HE Mayor GOVERNS two
Gs beofet!e Legislature Tie Suhlectol amending the
Va1F1nile Laws; also Etu,> tie Com
mon Council OF the Gity tiu>0uio the Common Council
" h> CITY Tor copies the City Ordinances a.ua COM
ia'hcduon OF Daniel Wright, containing proposition -
ec aaatcadc around In" Park AMI establish Il ub!i
Tie Two ;itstofdetee Tile and Inc last referred
rfttiTtoHS ilEFERREp.-Ot Frames Brown ard litiam
iS9Hl>oi GORE con OF :X. oIownrf> ii'i occupants
property Ia have GrceNctl->trti IRON Ial 10 eiiii
S4iriicd with ga- O John Jacob Aston Tor leave TO
sSaat the Seventh Avenue, from !mrty,seventtlo For
%>tconi,&ycrt. OF his expense. !. Il. aud +
"a,e Tor pay bill OF =, or printing Ee.tsiry Notices
W b. Janfln Tor relief from aX.
REPORTS ApogrEp.--n ta,or of amendng the Fire Laws
y dividing the CIV three separate fare districts and oN
eGg cupola on the II lis oi I,I!cc and placing bell
s.s;cli In ayoro amending uit ordinance Tor th, ac
t9lutahiy officers with ur,uance, In avoroi air
gym. 10 the Legislature tor du"utn@ut 10 ihelic'
t't 10 a,,tsnciilS in tins Civ v tbs, draft OF lh.". III
NJ OF designating TIA, part OF BARROW street bel Wt'li
MI NIiiSoE Square and Grovetreci. by Tie iain' OF West
asH3SI0n Pace. In amending The ordinance r.
aye ea 10 The department Fronce oi a. relate, 10 the
"Glor oittc Citv Revenue In favor Of applying 10 th,
Ndiuitor aw reducing the compensation OF ttlot
t! Oh th> Guy 10 asun not exceeding StNO YEAR .f
aaSyt OF clerk hire.
10 favor Of leasing J. F.Coin the >ouh SIDE OF pier
:" OF Hohokcu>reetior Wears. 500 wear ador;ed
4dSQT Of tagging sidewalks OF Vrui, Avenue between
sseneeuh and Twe,y rect ntNor o. paving the
Nah Avenue between Tycuy y-eighth and rIrv->Nti-
aeeA III tayor OF returning 10 H. fntyhc purchase
~ with ntert, iOt purchased ny hJmol S, tor
NDents. IN favor permitting Nuu>jnr Fuller 10 with
va" hi. communicate latve 10 tc erection oi bridges
MANOR reducing The terms OF lea>o n lart! % the Deaf
r Dumb tsyuu Ia favor Gt rcGunltierIu@ ,ohnrc
's"Not LEASING the cellars under taluli MARKET
,tNu tenants the present r,.il> IaNoy u leasing
us4ri Flynn oi IL. common lands >6s and taxes
y" ,oEeatsf= ai adct,fC.
snaror OF yrai,inea portion o tbs common lands tie
aon for the benefit o' coor-d orphans l't"pied IL
100 os OF areorganzaonol The Fiie Department with an
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
CORONEH,S OFFICE.

MONDAY. NlIrcli ~.
Tho Coroner held inquest his office, Halls JUS
tee the body OF Joseph Williams cOorcd man. native
Long Island upward oil iourscore ycsot age who died
Sunday night suddenly AT his lodgings No. IL Mulberry
sir..ni. N.riiri-nlca q Old
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

u PARTICULAR; MOTTO E:.-Those persons having
furniture any description dispose OF who hreak
ng VI >,kerpine will ti ready sale any portion
OF all % their goo>by sending thcir address. calling
upon tho subscriber Goods 20 aJnoun, purchased
aSn (s + COTTON. 1877 C.att~r II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
-Lilc w., j, is sweet and TAR.
When hope. am! love. and mans esteem and fame
,lsull,i. hrinhinn NM. ,ainrd with COnhIlnlnnl

=When hope. and love- and mans and fame
Unsuilrl brighten II 5ui, tainted with Consumption.
uahcnme. and the soul pants ors eternal freedom
IL Ebr Hens Hasam OF linrelouui, LINerWurt and
PleuriSv Root anlnaibic remedy for Consumption, and
the oniy remedy that ha, been discovered that would
considered cnr;bi, iii Dr. Allen r,e such wonderful de,
inoiaiionS with his Haam cur!r" all Who resore 10 H.
The medicine coughs colds pans The side autra
ing blood. LIE, sr afflicted iry Remember, THIS niri
cine is sold AT III Eo,verv
HACKING COUGH lav, been cured oi hacking
cough, pam the side and breast by tie al Dr.Nlen
f'a,am after having trcd other rclnc vain for
whole YEAR. G. ~ Scarf. % king ST.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DROrSN-l haveacurel.
nine patients these distressing diseases will! Dr..
Aliens la,am. hav" also cured maay OF CONSUMPTION
WIKI ii. J. II. BHO"N.N. D.. Ny
Sold only al III BowcTy and SO BARCLAY m5so,l
TT s4ccturc. on Agricultural Chemistry
and Geology read ',pprs Tx Durham County Agricultural
Society aud thu members OF Dmrlam Farmers Chubby
Jas r. W. Johnston Professor OF Gc0los: dn! Chemistry
,ht, Ifnversi, Durham Which i added Su=Irtnu>
Experiments Practical Agriculture. and Results oit
pertinent, made in Practical Agriculture during ISL
=" Did our NutS allow should be pleased - eve
specimens OF the autho>happy siyro dlsconr>ia, pop1
llrlv scientific subjects. coplou> crac> from iicrcu
portions these lectures, and especially lton the sections
on the relations vegetable life, NJ. But itz>
uuncc c>aCy o1nakc large extracts from book winch He
hope aud Will soon bc in the Hands OF nearly ri! orr
readers Considering unVuc>t;onabiN The 0,o> import
contribution that has recently been mhdt 10 popular
science and destined exert extensive b.ncrciIir
tlucnC il This country shall Tail notice the 10Th
tonlHg portions they issue iroa The press.
lSilliisaN'> Journal, VOLTA
WILEY X PUTNAM,
Booksellers, Publishers and Importers
| ms ft cod - Isl Broadway.
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BoOk-keupug
fS'tIE Counting Rooms Of G.. C.. MARSH,

VIE bouHlinS hOollS VI ~. ". HhhCH,
q 80 Cedar street. continue open from A. VI. IL L. NJ
order thai merchants and Others may avail themselves OF
al instruction that is truly pracucal that
braces complete rp,ne OIL commercial transactions and
mercantile calculations. and winch tn. student
ally keeps et ~ bSOkS ina counting house. 10 those who
TAINTED with the udvrt.e rcpuatOnhc desires 70
that his principal work on book keeping has passed into
editions that receives The preference in the NewYOrk
Public Schools, and Other large insto,ons md that he
himself has the honor OF being appointed teacher OF book,
keeping for the" Mercantile ibrary Association" OF Ia
city. pro.pcc,es, with terms may be had at the counun
-n6,,S As ahevr. 10 ins
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
JOSIAH Richards, Auctoneer.
By BANGS. RIG LIZARDS X PLAT
Store la-i Broadway.
IL ESDAN EVENING. March 18th.
AZ O'Clock

Lax t:BShRY.--t valuable private Library OF Law
Books. Among them Wcadcll> Reports. y vols Cow
M Reports vn>; Pages Chanchery Reports vols Ma
sons Reports. vo Summers Reports, vols lats>s
Criminal Pleading twarIi>'s Chanccry Practice Equity
Craftsman Chitty Criminal Reading. vols Philip, on
Evidence VOLS liOimau Chancery Practice, vols; Ora
hams Practice; \bbo;to Shlpnins: Back>tone> Comment
arlr>,i vols; Revised Statur, vaA; Gal>ons Reports,
vols; Laws o Stairs 10 vols Session Laws ot the State
OF New-Iorh; Saunders, Pleading vols Digest Laws OF
l. S:-NchoId, Pleading: Gurti>> admiralty Digest Col
Yer on farfnc>h}p Altor'> PleadnsS Chitty on bills;
E>pia>e'> N>l PrIu> Cornvn Contracts, Halls n Y
Reports vols Edwards Chancery Reports, vols Chit
~ Blackstone, vols; American Common Law Reports,
vols: Dumord Ea>t> Reports. vols Burrlr, Practice,
vols English Common Law Reports II vols Mauc Sci
wyn', Ike ports, > vols, &c &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
Also Two large Office Desks.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March IL,


WORKS on ENGINEERING. ARCHITECTURE. ANTIQUITIES.
ILLUSTRATED Books NcA very choice and valuable pm
collection Architectural and illustrated Works ami
Works Civil Engineering, many OF them richly bound
Among them complete sci OF Bron> Architectural and
Cathedral .\mtqme>o England elegantly bound; cod,
Letters OF an Architect from France Italy and Greece Vi
cuvau> Architecture; Ecbu>ons NiruylanS Britanicus
ai.s's Plans OF Public and Prlvat Buildings OF London
Nurpey y Sousa Church and Royal Mopasterl'> os Ba-
alka nwoo Erccttheiou and other Antiquities OF Athens
Daken Bells Gr,can Architecture; Cottngham's GothS
Ornaments Pugrn 4 lie keuN'S Architectural Antiquities;
itohinson> Gate Lodge and Park Entrances; Pocoke Dr.
ii> ioc Churches Smiths Designs for Ornaments; Kings
Designs Tor Shop Fronts Exterior Doors DonajSon's
Designs Tor Donrays; PocOhe Modern Finishing Tor ltOou
Civil Engineer ana Architects Journal. 30 nunlberN
Also PHgiu'> splendid Views PARIS Views in the North
OF Wales, beautifully colori obiong olo; Carks Earbuy
Iiu>ra,ed rhIlpon Effect and Color; Moses, Copies o!
Vases Alter, Caudciabra and Tripods rom the Louvre al
Paris.
Also sheets OF large Drawing Paper 6S by i8 inches,
for engineers and architects.
Ais, an elegant Mahogany Book Case.
Also large Map the State OF Newton IN frame; do.
OF the City, in rosewood frame
Full particulars in catalogue, on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
I III T. u

ON Monday. l4h.lnSt rheodosr, ron OF the a;tNir. VII
.;an liul,errot Drops IN the chest, aged Ia Years
The relatives ana trirlu> o. the allv, and also o. M,
grandfather Isaac aisey, respectfully invited 10 attend
IN, lancl, No SIS Grand street on Wednesday 'osi
90 sunday i,s, inst; Francis, >on of Allen wpddlc, aged
In FLUSHING l. on Saturday, Narcll2. OF wieop'as
couch. Maria Ieaunei;c De>or, AGED years months 40
days. eI>; child j. &. Devon, printer formerly OF tt
civ.
NV Nork aged about Sc Years.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
aFIDL!TZ pOWDERS-NIadc of the

and "iia""'Tt:
roee,lerwisa large assortment OF otter articles in.e
line. Those who wi> 10 purchase Nj! find Il greatly 70
her advantage 10 call before purchasing r!>chereis their
sock and aIiog,r selected OF tie be qualities FOR
the retail trlc. AMI ,o cheaper than#aay o;her establish
ncnl e;s Fog .le Al Tie Furnishing WAR Stores,
10 ana -a5 t;1eenwict->t door above uIlav.,t BY
W.S J. JAMESON
n E,! article, in the above llcuiade TO order on the
,lorf, notice and good, sen, "a any part OF the city re, OF
| .r,,,z,,st ff2lloi nI,l ". ~. J..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
MARRIED

III Washington. on the 18th by the Rev J. c. Smith
Mr.. John iia,- Mis- MARY Grande. formerly OF AsNaiF
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
DY ORDER Of the Honorable David

pY ORDER of the Honorable DAVID
s1 Ingraan, Associate fudge OF the Court o. common
Pleas ami tie City County OF New OK, NOTICE.
erev GIVEN I,Ec.,an no the provision. Of the tntne
torzino attachment. ~arls NONRESIDENT Debtors that
atrctrnr a. .. against the estate OF George 3 Dleal
ami j,u n DesJ n,u-r,l and residents Of Phadei
a il The STATE o P.or vania, and that The same VII! be
RI; for ~ .,oIen, OF Their debts unes, they APPEAR ard
I;r,r ,-I, attachment. according 10 law. within nine
.e ir.t publication Of thus notice: and that the
al any due them by residents Of this State,
81 IN delivery Them, tor their Of property
;-51 tn. STATE clGrang 70 th.n and The transfer or any
nh property Is them OrbtGea ny law, and are odd
Da;sd h.. 18th day OF February. 1872
BUTLER & EFARTS,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

The Maryland Legislature, .,hie adjourned on Monday
. during is session lad ajax on salaries cinoiumens.
,,,nrd rents &C. and raised State Tax from twenty to
twenty-five cents tie 500 Il Is supposed ;llat tne,e
,aYe; viii enable the State 10 pay the >aic interest puctu.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
i UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-

UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-
" McNA1IEE i SANFORD, Manufacturers and Deal
70 Beaver OF Hanover respectfully inform
MERCHANTS and tf public generally that they Tow
large assortment, which They making additions
daily n the above linz. Their
UMBRELLAS embrace every style OF Cotton. bingham
Sn. Their
PARAsOLS and StrN-SlIaDES made from the richest
Sii.s known 20 the market.
~ b. Men < 5. are enahIed;by adopting plan lpecuar
lhcinciy>) combine ~ the manufacture OF their IN
rllas and Parasol iigtDc,. Elegance AND Finish OF
the French Strength of the American. This
ltnr, while il recommends our Umbrella, in general oilers
Uni -. Al hoc 'vi" wish superior arti
c!o OF Ladies Gentlemen, SILK Umbrella
Men. & :. siSo manufacture all the styles OF
RICH SATIN and FANCY STOCKS, adapted 10 the
Spring Trade, which they offer, together with
ten,ive assortment OF
GENTLEMEN'S SCARFS, Cravatl Gloves, Ready Made
Linen SusprGer &c. &c, al prices which shall not
cced by mill llt ] r Lowest IN this any other
market. ~
Boz Scar. and Cta"a,I-nUie splendid patterns jus1
received, designed for Boz Balls Dinners and Evening
Parties. tl6 Inns
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
". c. lI.ggerty, Auctioneer.
BY JOHN HAGGF.RTY Il SONS.


BY JOHN HAGGERrY Il SONS.
TUESDAY.
Al 10 O'Clock. ut the Auction Room
DAMAGED GOoUs-Gni,r the inspection Of the Wartens
OF the Port o account OF the underwriters damaged onthe
VOYAGE OF Importation. Tor ca>ti--
20 Damaged Goods including Fancy Prints, tarlston
Gnghams, printed Lawns Moussrne de LANES, VeFonn
tlik1S. Brown Hollands ,Iaconct Muslns, &c.
AI>o 10 bales Ravens Duck, heavy
Also stnut'
lj,, II -" Gpht
Also Is Russia Crash
Also ~ Russia Steengs
Also ilucknback
Also Diapers.
Also . Towe.ing.
Also Table Dunask.
Also 10 French hordered Towels
Also . -" linen Stair Covering.
Also Is ctltz ard black and whtts Prints
Also s PLAN aud fancy Cas>u1erce.
Also > % black and coIored Cloths
A..o7 kle,i.ant Ctoti.-
Also super Mous-eilne de LANES.
Also -. heavy w reqS SE Slnsio0"'
AZ 10 O'Clock AT the auction room
PACKAGE SALY.-oo package foreign and domestic Dry
Good, comprising large and desirable assortment OF SEA
sonabie articles, at6 months, q, credit
At 10 O'clock, at their Auction Room.
PACKAGE SALE.--
Al 10 o'clock, at the Auction Room
BRussELs AND fNGRAiH CARpErs.-Brussrls, Wilton and
SaXnncs IN sets: me and supcrhno lngra,nA
Also ssorimcnto of Venetian hemp and block Carpets
Also plain and printed Dru.gel. and Floor Cloths
Also super Table and Piano Covers
Also -, 81, IL and 81 super worsted Covers
Also Carpet findings sc. &c &c.
WIN ". Shirley, Auctoneer
BY WILLIAM w. SHIRLEY.
Sales Room No. "a and sc Nas,au-st Maidenane,
Public and Private sales OF Furniture and
Merchandise generally.
TUESDAY, at The Auction Room.
variety OF Furnture> Sale IRON family removing
from the City.
y. B.-oG..door sales personally attended moderate
.llryes
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
SALES BY AUCTION
IU,NCERY SNi,T.


Brooklyn lots OF grounou Sra,c-,tret Henry
nd Ciinot>irretS, each -rh loo S5it;=on
uSl25N; two al s .l22J each.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
PRIME. PRINrS PRINI
DOlIESTIcS nO,1ESTIcS

DUNIfS lTt>--DU IF> thus
- Cases < bales ohIchd unblcl Ieetiggs irtin O;
all the best styles iila market offered unpaal-
eled low prices Also Lease bieachcd .:eeting. yar'>
vide very superior atrole-vsry ow-tesetler with
every Other KIND goods, which would be too numerous
to mention in advertisement; which mus, BE- sold al; M
heard OF prices for cileapne,s.
Country Merchants particularly invited 10 cali.
5. BARKER < c O, Iai.,I. N.Y.. BARKER
NIL - NJ .Sl tran.! Il. \. y.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
DRY GOODS.
4 TTENTEON! ATTENTION :


\ Rars.r Co = Grand It would invite tn afternoon
o, t1e 1rlc ycacr1!. and the L4e- particular a
he2 have jul retelve ifon Importers and lLso from
is iuct:fl Rooms, nofeioar. a an! f-r7 eis goods
Tor the Spring e.wich they viii >l price that
moi ajt 10 please All who their money a lar
as possible.
They you'll cali the attention 0: the Ladies to ,Eeir n
did a>-ovttuea; Of
SPRING SlLES,-SILKS.9 sILKS.
5-l=pire'r, brocad...l Ch-nr stripes.
Is do ti.,I and striped Poi de Sol.
% do printed Ch-n->-
- do iigd and striped Gro de Maps.
10 do plain de do Very cheap.
do blue, black tig'd and striped Pou de
10 de suffer. bue black Dacape silks.
70 do black Gro lie Swiss Gro DE- Sni. Gro d.
beriins Gro dc thine. aat Gro de Maple,
Also an extensive assortment, Of Italian and other black
s.lhs
DE LANES DE LANES.
Jos'oPened ca>- Paris quality. striped ana figured al
wool only Is.
case,ig'i, all wool only ; 10 S.
Also case>. styles, such formerly sold Tor =
6dhnd Sc. per Yard ot;eret! al the low price OF
sd per yar aud this 10; well worthy the attention OF
The Ladies
PRINTS. PRINTS PRINTS !.z
Suqsr =; French prints, 2I. per yard.
case sup English do such as formerly ~1Nl a; - Cd.
per Yard are now, offered a; Is. sd per yard.
-eas"s =; fancy pristS ias; co!ors nj
do alerTlmac. Fall River Dover s.! other prints from
Cd! 10 l..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

An Internal improvement Bil passed dnrinc there
en,sc.on OF the Kentucky LEGISLATURE b. which about
$4,000 in Bonds arctic be ut ulo ho Banks and
upon which certificates to ls>e $lGo,0OO tts,
certificates 10 applied 70 improving. ;e railroad and
3, be pad currency Contractors, bad Cuisines,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

FLouR-There is 10 activity and Tie rae for Gen.ser
continues at Sc ~! ST 25 IN Southern ,qnoi
Sales i" hhlS. Redmond County at SSH.
GRAiNThere very li,tl, doing. Sales 1900 huSlcI,
Jersey Conat CO 63 cents, weight and 500 Southern Go
cen,s
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

. 10 Indiana >tcr.s5ds ~ i,0'0 do.....'.... ~
5Gao do..........#lo
The .aing Of The Li.erpoo! Iachc postponed Gn,.i 70
low Tic nl-iucs, in Sterling EiIIs has been light,
r.. ro,eis7, az: Francs 5sz! ; lilalephiai.1
.6,nge !, ra.ier better today selling al per cent;
t,nia heavy Mobile Certificate, arercPorted t''re
.od a. . as 20 tli,coant. Back rates are or 5er
en,-ry nr.. tllan Crrlll!chtes.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

THO sale, al, the Board TO-DAY large without much
,-,,,1a in rate. Delaware Hudson improved Ear.
On Loan !. Harlem i Mohawk declined /: Long
i.,os nrarly 2,00 ,lascs cid all TIM" contracts L. 5
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
GaNE DOLLAR viIlzbnv Robert SIerry's

y Museum for 1871. 1ea;ly boau in cl1,:I containing,
loo ie vins s"v.ra. Of them eauiy colore,l y PAGES
n-Lcnnt so lagrso readin ro.: II.c real P.-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
Nc,y-York Market.

ASRES-We hear OF no sales OF Pots About IS this.
Pearls were taken at s. ;5o--a decline.
C0TToS-Thc sales to-day about l2oa bales Il; a
decline neutrality-suspicious., excepting very choice OF 10
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

JOINT reesution has bec Introduced INTO The pcnnsylya-
ia Legislature providing Tor the abolition proxies in
BANKS and prevent Backs making loans onslocks
nj. nn ~ anenis The irnIsi..c Il .tncLA
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
s.ccturc. ON ASr;culIu"al Giicsli;-.

BOOkseers Fubl>ier> aud iulpoGlrf>,
ms ct cod ISL Broaiua y.-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

}o7yrnor Porter has signed The Bank bill and i,i,tow a
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

The Money Market somewhat dis,urbc, ~ the tenor
die ,dvicrs per Acadn, and paper i rather more. dic0
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RELIGIOUS WORKS.

lust received at HANPTON'S Store near Sd
y street, Pennsylvania Avenue, the following stand
ard and popular works on Theology, to which the
attention of the religious community is invited
Comprehensive Commentary on the Bible. 6 vols.
beautiful steel engravings.
Do. do, Baptist edition, do do
Poyglot Bible, with steel and colored engravings
maps, SC.
Scripture Illustrations and Companion to the Bible,
with colored engravings maps, sc.
History of the Church. from the birth of Christ to
the present time, with maps, portraits, &c.
Popular Exposition of the Gospels, for the Of
Families, Bible classes, and Sunday Schools.
Patriarch, or Family Library Magazine, LIST VOL
plain 81 25, extra-gilt 81 5O-with engravings.
Mode of Baptism by Rev. II. Winslow.
The above will be sold cheap for cash.
HAMPTON & SONS
Near Sd ST. Pa av., Washington.
gF Just received The Christian Souvenir, splendid
Annual for lSi3. nov 81
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the crest Of the highlands, besides insisting
upon The line OF the arbiter in its full extent, we ieel
bound 10 say, after the most careful and anxious con-
sheraton, that we cannot bring our minds TO ihe
conviction that the proposal is such as Maine had
right to expect.
But we are not unaware Of the expectations which
have been and still are entertained Of favorable
issue TO this negotiation by the Government and Peo-
pie oil tins country, and the great disappointment
which would be felt and expressed at Its failure
Nor are We unmindiul Of the future, warned as we
have been by the past, that any attempts to deter
mine the line by arbitration may be either iruitless'
or with result more TO be deplored.
We are now given to understand that the Execu-
tive OF the United States representing the sovereign
~ Of the Union, assens to the proposal and that this
Department of the Government at least is anxious
Tor ITS acceptance, as in It's view most expedient Tor
the general good
The commissioners of Massachusetts have already
gwen their assent on behalf al that Commonw ealth
Thus situated, the commissioners of Name invoking
the spirit OF attachment and patriotic devotion oil
their State to the Union, and being willing to yield 10
the deliberate convictions Of her sister States as 10
the path Of duty, and to nerpose obstacles to an
adjustment which the general judgment of the nation
shall pronounce honorable and expedent, even IL
that Judgment shall lead TO surrender OF portion
OF the brlhright of the people of their State, and
priced by them because it is their brthrght have de-
termned to overcome their objections To the propo-
SAL SO lar as to say that IT, upon mature considera-
ou, Tue oehatc ol Inc United states snail au'ise anu
consent to the ratification of treaty, corresponding
IN It's terms with your proposal and with the con-
dilions IN our memorandum accompanying this note,
(marked Al and idsntiied by signatures, they,
by virtue OF the power vested in them by the resolves
Of the Legislature Of Maine give the assent of that
state TO such conventional line, with the terms,
dliloDs, and equivalents, herein mentioned.
We have the honor to be, sir, with high respect,
your obedsent servants,
EDWARD KAVANAGH,
EDWARD KENT,
JOHN OTIS,
WILLIAM p PREBLE
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, &C., sc, sc.
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EDWARD KAVANAGH,
EDWARD KENT,
JOHN OTIS,
WILLIAM Z. PREBLE.

The commissioners of Maine request that the fol-
lowing provisions, the substance thereof shall be
incorporated into the proposed treaty should be
agreed on
lst That the amount Of ''the disputed territory
fund" $50 called) received by the authorities of New
Brunswick, for timber cut the disputed territory,
shall be paid over TO the United States for the of
Maine and Massachusetts, in full, and particular
account rendered, or gross sum, to be agreed upon
by the commissioners of Maine and Massachusetts,,
shall be paid by Great Britain settlement Of that
fund.- and that all claims, bonds and securities Ia
ken for timber cut upon the territory be transferred
to the authorities of Maine and Massachusetts.
ID. That all grants Of land within that portion Of
the disputed territory conceded to Great Britain,
made by Maine and Massachusetts, or either Of
them, shall be confirmed, and all equitable possessory
titles shall be quoted, TO those who possess the
claims; and we assent TO reciprocal provision for
the benefit of settlers falling within the limits of
Maine And We trust that the voluntary suggestion
OF the British minister, in regard to John Baker and
any othes If there be any similarly situated, will be
carried into effect so as TO secure their rights.
Sd. That the right of free navigation of the st.
John, as set forth in the proposition of Mr.. Webster
the part of the United States shall extend to and
include the products of the soil in the same manner
as the products of the forest and that toll tax,
duty be levied upon timber coming from the territory
of Maine.
EDWARD KAVANAGH.
EDWARD KENT.
JOHN OTIS.
WIN. p PREBLE.
ITO BE- continually