The New York herald., 1844-12-13

will also decide-Mexico giving the justice to which II
entitled and which It's actual government strives TO
wres from it, presenting IT, sccomplice in policy
which rspHgnant to the nobleness OF is sentiments
American Government alleges to hinder Mexico from
covering the province OF Texas, H. when thoroughly
snsly manifest violation e the rights Of nstions be-
reduces itself to this that the American govern
ment should be allowed TO consummae the uurpsuon OF
great part OF the territory Of friendly power, for
expedent in order to get possession Of in the
time was not obtained by friendly negotiation and on
the other hand the right OF the Republic to lands referred
to being unquestonsble, its owns rship and dominion
having been soemny recognized by the Government OF
ought not to cease aborng rencorporste Texas with
their territory For these reasons the underngnedn -
ordered to repei the protert which Is now made 20 ms
that the President OF the United States much mis-.
taken he srpposes that Ne xco can yield TO the threat
addressed to her. exceeding does the powers given
him by the fundamental code Of his nation
The government Of the undersigned has not sought,
does seek interrupt the relations OF triendshp,
which it desires In good fsth to cultivate with that Re
public Notwithstanding its having failed so g!avely IN
most panty that for the last 20 has been dscev-
ing them iih proesiaticns OF good fsh but afterwards
get Of Of its extensive and fertile de-
partmG ts. Mexico then lays all this aside for the pre-
ths sutecpg 10 tho nationsi union OF territory which
belongs to hen by every tile and II IN the exercise OF
nsd
the threat which it has made, changing the relations
which exists between the two countries the responsibi
~ Of the conss qnencss which may grew out OF Will be
theirs, snd not that Of the Mtxcsn government, which
viii cor ne itse to repeiling unjnt agsrsssons The
undersigned reiteraes TO his Exceilency Mr. shannon
- N'N'''' : MANUEL CREscENclo REJoN.
AoRNcY AT THE BAY OF ISLANDS We have re-
ceved from James Busby, formerly Heb. nj egent
at New Zealand and resident at the Bay OF Islands,
engaged in the Whale FISHERY inviting their attention to
some adv anages that may result from making he Bay Of
export TO England Mr. B. states his intention to make
ample prov TO luTnish supplies OF all kinds TO wha
ling ships cang at that port and also to purchase such
portion Of their caIgocs they may be dspcgtd to SELL
Besides the reduction Of duty England AHerican
caught OIL there are be sa, othe, causes arising rcm
governmt mt restrictions upon British whaeshps hch
must operats greatly IN favor OF the American whale,
and produce ased demand for American oil in hs
Bri,isa market We copy the following paragraphs from
Considsring the great length Of time which most cfths
whaling ships have part OF their oil ON board subject 10
from leakage and evaporation to expense OF insu.
rance, and loss oil Of money i certain that in
would be very advantageous for them dis
pose of part Of their oil the Bay Of Islands, ct guch
prices would make 1t lucrative trade for the British
merchants to purchase II there for sL ment to the Euc
pean markets
Assuming, for instance the voyage 10 be ~ months
ship be- expected TO arrive at the Bay oi Islands after
the most advantageous circuit she could mske Of the
whaling g ounds during the fist tweve mn2hs sf her
departure from America with 600 barr..s cf oil
ming that this OIL II III America would be worth 10 cents
per gallon the value Of 600 barrels would be $A7S 90
T. Brt AS ~ years, on the average,
would eapse before this oil could
reach America il carried round in
the wholer, the simple interest up
OH IL at per cent would amount to $2,l26 20
The average loss by lesksge and
evaporation for the whole voyege
is Considered TO be at the rate of 40
per cent, the oil first taken being
longest on board ~, Of course, sub.
ject 20 the greatest loss !; but, as II
IS probable that part Of this loss
is occasioned by absorption into
the caAks II will be safe to take 1t
onl, "A rer cent which is 1875 6s
Insurance I'd per cent per annum ,U65 la
Total amoun. ofloss to be deducted 4.4oe la}
Remain as the present value OF the oil 5000 ST.
Il thus appears that would be profitable 10 sell the
oil Of the first years catch at the end OF that period for
5000 S1t or 81 cents per gallon for IS cts
al the termination Of the and that by the estab.
shmen Of agency OF the Bay of Islands to make such
purchass there would be absolute saving Of nearly
90 per cent upon the oil Of the first fishery Sup
whaer and the merchant other words supposing
would realise an sbsolfs gallon the wha!e5 ownsr
20 per cent beside the convenience OF quick
NeW Bedford Shipping Lia
SUPREME CouRT.-THuRspAy, DEC. s, lS44-
Present-Mr. Justice BoNsoN, presiding. FLANDERS
and al Merritt Motion for leave TO papers
TO set aside report OF referees Sc granted
Robinson ads. Cobb Motion for Judgment Of non pros.
20 days. and pay OF motion. Van Cor Osborn
Motion for judgment In OF suit, granted,
"ne.s pm % an ana Pay costs a q circuit No costs
for relaxation OF costs &c denied with costs Rogers and
vs. Grimshsw Motion TX parte ior appointment Of
con'rs to ndmeasure dover, granted. 0stfed ads Viii
marth Motion Is set aside default, granted, terms
Parsons and al ads. Jarvis Motion that def be allowed
costs OF circuit, denied, with costs without prejudice
In the matter OF Collier and al Supervisors BTooms
county Motion for alternative mandamus denied. In
the matter OF Harlow Bancker Motion TO stand over
TO next special term schoolcrst end al vs. Naples and
al Motion to refer granted, by default Davis and al
granted tcrms Fisk ads Huddlesfon and al Motion
change venue denied Carpenter ads Young. Motion
make to move TO 81. sside report OF re-
fprpp An np1f I'll ya aspseh
Motion 10 set aside default &c. granted terms Pike
vs.. Power Motion to set aside default, &c denied.
with costa without prejudice. Gale Hoy sradt
Motion put over 10 next special term, with leave
10 serve further papers Mccormick vs. Buru-
Palmer adj. Mermotisn TO change venue, denied with
Miller vs.. Palmer motion for commission, grant
ed, by default Wills, sheriff ads Blanchard motion for
Judgment In OF noDsu granted by default Tho
eds Hassn-motion TO change venue granted by de-
fault The Mayor &c. Brooklyn ads The People ex rel
Martin motion to set aide default, granted on terms
Nash and sl ads Miller, pres &cmotion for judgment
as in csse Of nontn granted, by default Gorse ads.
BrcmsshIm motion Tor judgment as in OF nonsuit,
granted unless ph pay costs &c. Coon md al ads Rut
gersmoen put over 70 mex, special term, with leave to
serve further papers Wood DDS Same do do do West
colt ads. Howe melton tor judgment in Of
suit, granted unless PHI pay costs &c Myers ads Mann
and ndsimoton FOR Judgment in nonsui grsnt.
cd, BY default Philips. mpd, SO ada Tonnee aud sIs
motion 70 change venue, denied Phillips, mpd &c.
&c and one other causemoton takon by default at this
term. Opened ard argued TO correct rule OF % Sept.
1914 grunted without costs.
Friday, Dec 6--Mr Justice Bronson pre- jir The
Bank OF Pouteny Storr and Motion * parte 10
strike the Of one Of the dcfis from the judgment
record nunc pro tune, granted. Cock ads. Underhin
Motion TO set ssee default and subsequent Iloccedings
granted, with costs. Anes ads. Misr.-h.tiop to
change venue, denied, with costs. Jones ads van
Nsmes and sl-Moton to set aside default &c grant,
81, terms Ferry dds. Ackert-hioton that def.
have Iasve to enter suggestien upon the judgment
record granted by default Barker and al. Etirg
Motion ior Judgment m IN cnse Of srt granted Iy
default Robrr,hon eds Dunn. Motion Tor Judgment ss
In OF non suit gronsd BY dsfuult. Mumorc, mpd.
10 ads sprss1e Melton 10 set aide inquest denied,
with cssts Firber and sl ads CrfStepden. Mo
lion for judgment AZ 10 Of non suh gran.
ted, BY dsfsult. Hanecs q. bennett. Motion to
strike out pleos and replcatons, and 10 inrer them In
the Demurrer look In their proper order, granted
Chapman ads o. bert motion to change venue granted