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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11

ERRoR.-The statement in yesterdays paper
mat child had been run by Engine Co No y is
mistake 1t should have been Hook and Ladder Co.
No ;.
LOUIS koRTH.-This unfortunate man was visit
ed yesterday in his cell in Kings County Jail by Mr.
Lewis TsPpan MS former master who was out Of town
Al the time Of the occurrence Mrs Benin IA out Of
Danger.
PoLIcE-A boy named Patrick Smith. was sent
Yesterday 10 the House Of Refuge the request OF hs
iather, Tor stealing from him a sum OF money
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SECOND DISPATCH.

KrFFALo, IhuTsdhy aug. ~.
The Committee on Nominations have reported
with entire unanimity in favor Of Mr.. VAS BURES
for President and the report was received with
great enthusiasm.
The Convention then proceeded TO an informal
ballot for President, which resulted in y majority
C,r Mr. W. RTpVx &c folloyys
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NEW FERRY BoAT.-A very handsome boat, TO
be called the Rosaind, and intended for the Fulton
Ferry, will be launched in few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11

DEATHS AT THE EMlGRANT AID MARINE Hos
PITFALLS August 9-Nichae Dollard, -, arrived in the
Junior Chas. p. Crazy, D. returned solder) in the
Fanny Forester; Charles n Hull, - seaman.
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RNEls AND HARBos AFgRofSArI0Ns.
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LAUNCH OF THF STEAMSHIP OHIo.-On satur-
day the 18th inst at y AM viii be launched from the
ship yard Of Messrs Bishop 4 Smonson between Fith
and sixth SITS East River the United States Mail Steamer
Ohio She is about 1850 tons burden and is the first
vessel Of the line established by Congress 10 carry the
mail between New.York and New Orleans Wis Charles
ton Havana and savannah
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At halfpast . o'clock the House reassembled-
The 4rmisfios Item EGs reioffed.
Atas o'clock the House laid aside the Civil and Dpo
matte Appropriation bill and took up sundry bills iron
the senate. and AZ 10. o'clock adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11

CouP DE- So1EIL.-An Irish laborer by the name
OF Nicholas Killer. Tor time past in the employ Of
Me.srs Grinnen Miniurn 4 Co. while At work among
the shipping yesterday sunstruck. He was con
veyed to the City Hospital where he expired about 8
o'clock last evening.
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Arrival M elrangsrs
THURSDAY, February 8.

Is S a' E;ga! pssss:n sssEsS Aid.n 5s
'ss s Fir ass y; Sci :yg
sss: Mr.
aSS;
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NJ o NJ s E's'''
CITY HOTEL.
s'1i1 %SS. a Maf a% Po'Sn cS% k:rs
f ~ ~, Navy; is',
CLINTON HOTEL.
EASTERN PEARL ERR sTREE y g HOUSE;
MacomSer Ma,sarhu I VIM Hoy. Monroe;
%RfisLsi Sshs EdSGRd Sswsown; f'ii faIsSs
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
s E, s. p2as ss S;s s. v. sH
Finn Ns Ys ars Ssa sst9P
Boughton Philadelphia; General Clarke. Sandy Hill NJ
Williams; So,w,eh GGys0.; cGcce.d III Becker Bee My
Dexter New H,ysS; CsnpSfl wo;cs.s., n. sna NI.
Gss.sf as a "
@ Ns H,yn nv 'iS and Nh wsSr
ION; II z Armington, Boston;
IUDSON' s HOTEL.
WV s; Mts,iDss s'REs; sss;
ss SMs Boston, I'm 'eIs
g4Tss MG' wgfiSS; 9 ao %fs
J Harrington, New Haven.
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
Charles A ppleton. Brooklyn; w Oms,ead, Danbury,
Conneccu; seymou,; Utcs q Camp Dover; i ThoIne.
Ssf; rSas:S$ss; WIFE, %ss,s$; Brine;
h hT asrss Vs. sss iTss9 Jphas Nah.
land, Utss wi'ess NV paysn. Felix; Reading
fs%sfi rssSs1a Hodge ai
ana; Dean, Taunton, Massachusetts
NATIONAL HOTEL.
S w#9sSs rs p%s
Essss.5y & As.%. FS sS, s%s.
Nj Ss51a Ssss q fii sss i Rival HIN
w sss s'ess' IsS as, sni
phia ss,lae W%ngn rsssSn Ran,om bsI,;
'si'GE sfI%S: S ss:s:
Com sn%;F asse Ss% M
Ca Mi New ysy tTs
si;' f hifsssi %ass as. %ss
S :s, ssis s.'.GEs ISs:.s
N York; Il bOswch ard famlly, fochcster, u
,one Avn Mass; + Barclay York; q Payne rhla; tsil
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Capt Barlow, Bridgeport; Barnes, New Haven. Bar
thoomew, WoicotvIlie; n Gi,strck Saco; Kias,ou,
New Haven; Capt stone, d., L Need, Come cucot q
Heaton, New Haven; + w Bortss. Long Island; Mrs
franklin New vrleans; MISS frip,lip dot Kennedy.
Long Island; w Letchwo,th; Mus Birch Convenient,
Eliot, Ulster 90; sowerby, Northampton; Peuss Jr
Vermont; Wells Hrrf I'd; III N Welsh, Come ccut; nj
Austin. snfho Sand rson, New Jersey; jerks, do
aud lady, do.
WESTERN HOTEL.
VIM Mills, ALBANY; \ turrmines, Detroit; q II Ccorre
Oneida, Beoidict N York; Gridey do, NJ Hotchk.s
alabama, WIN G,atsr, lady and children: Virginia, Ms
y;iiGI:, Hs,io az ws1|LSg ,NoIwsa'4 csn,n ,soF
phiai White, DO, Nkysn, rensnsuih
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ter Msshmsn. ChsrIeson Asjor Eassnd, Wells new Or
lesns; schr James Samuel Somers, Warrington, NC.
Clear dBrg Albert Feairg Leiah,on, Gibraltar; schs
Airline Mayo y John, 3; Lsesbars. Boom Wilmington
Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIPS IrpsPErpErcE. for London, and the ST.
NICHOLAS, for Havro, will sail this morning.
The FaENcH STEAMER Missouri, will leave precisely al
II O'Clock r HAVE Letter bags close at ii oclk
SHP, CorcoRpIA, at Boston from Manila. alluded to yss
terday IN telegraph depach makes the following report
Hal fne weather until last Saturday when there hea
Wy gale from Paused Ch:!hsm a midnight seIwsd, had
S. Ats SEED Cape Cod, wind csh from kSE At
began whom the topsas closed reefed tn
nainssi fured. and the vessel headed WNW Saw Rape
while. Asr the wind began to haul Nohwardy, aud
eshep, snow falling all time and very thick The
meter .ssin began to fall and every taing indicated heavy
s. The osy chance e.. % to stand en- md psfsH;
hour and the lead kept going sr O'Clock the wind haul
the vessel headed NV By w but the wind increased
shore The lead thrown every isw and was
found that the scl in 10 Gtnoms wser rocky bot
II then blowing heavy from NNE ard tnlck
snow IT and weather sery cold soon alter snc
then co. with IS homs each cable heavy ,es running
and the snip pitch b.ws under and locks vp'I "
The 6sed times in the afsenoon IN ropes
Sc one oa from the shore Witch na ~ wod
fom w the ship stl riding ssisy o"' mH sns An,
rocking fearully The weather conunu %
,ghs night and the sea aiiias; M 70 ~ etv
BR sHp Rssxsr KEas. from New orsas LOT Lonocn'pu'
into Chsrlestca the aph, leaky
ss 3 , q: s'gs' 4 9: sc -!
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he had bssn most reluctantly compelled; ara who,
whilst insulting, with respect to portion Of his con-
qussts upon his e retain thsm sought q oncs to
the Other party and to render Il ttssr.tng g pos
.ibs to his feelings BY conneetng with II an o9sr o.
that peounisEy relief which his exhausted condition 70
loudly called FOR, and which everything cssssl.sd 20
render vastly important to his welfare thar the
recovery Of remote and disict: the loss
OF whsh would be little felt had been the merely
nominal and purely sterile authority previously sxsr-
In closns this correspondence the undsrsgned, while
most painfully alive to the consequences which cannot
but attend tho failure OF the purpose for which they
were placed in Communication, experiences unfsignsd
satsfaotion In giving uttersncs to the sentiments Of
esteem and eonndencs with which he has basn
inspired BY the eminent oitissns Mexico who have
acted - her organs In the negotiation Barren
happily 1t has In regard to the great object which
occupied thsm has ct least served impress deep
~ mind the conviction that had the course Of
Mexican government upon the Texan question been
directed by the enlightened patriotism which this repub
lie possesses among her sons, reason and candor and
good feeling would have asserted their rghtful predom
the elements to whose baleu sway the Gala
mites Of the war are due.
Mp RlsT.
To their Excelsncies Don jose Herrera Don Bernar
do Couto, Don Ignaoio de Moro Villamil, and Don
Miguel Atristain Communion rs PieniPofentfary Of
the Mexican Republic.
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Political Intelligence.

NOMINATING A POSTMASTER "A democratic caucus IL
to be held In Bangor to nominate candidate for post
master Of that city in place Of the present incumbent
whose term Of ofios expires on the lst Of March,
TAYLOR MovEMENrs.-A call for another Taylor
meeting IL being circulated in Cincinnati Ohio, and il
said that the list IL fast ing up with names Of the
oldest and best citissns.
A Taylor meeting was held by the citizens Of Oldham
join Ii resolved that without respect Of party
We believe General Zachary Taylor we'll qualified IN
every for tho Presidency Of United ststes that
bis long and faithful In usefulnes
and brisncy during their entire prosre ssion until
they have exoeed hose Of any other In the United
States mperiousy demand Of odr most hearty sp
probation, and that he in the hour Of trial
deserted his post nor was found wanting 30 We win not
desert NOR be wanting in our ardent support of him.
PoLirrcAL COMPLEXION THE CANADIAN PARLIA.
conservatives, 80; opposition, 81; doubtful o.
total "a The returning ofcsr of the district Of Three
violence used the polls the last day Of the election
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6Sar: head. eutwatsr. &c ''"'
ps EE @ 1I 8: s
on The , rSso "a los: s
from By N lost both anchors and sustained other damage
Whalemen.
Sailed from Westpor son. brig Thos Wnslow. Stanton.
AR uio Janeiro Oct a. brig franklin Provinceown oil
Spoken.
Ship Lspand. from Bostonfor New Orleans January 81 e6
Foreign Ports.
ConuNNA Dec sl-Sld ship Kentucky, Rogers, Cadz, to
LEoaons s-Brs Ro.iaa tAu.t for Boston, lds. The
PAIEnMo, Dec si~Brs Mssssnssf Sampson for Boston.
ROCHELLE 4-sld barks BOsonau. MAR. Boston; o,h
fSlrsrE Dec -sld bark pico. Lscke, Messna. load
vAIrsciA, Dec s-saip Cequimbo Hedge, from Port Ma
CIErYuEoos Jan s-Arr brig Sarah Williams Thompson.
Sg Me1s fs %
New liaE for org "a'" '
s'Is w% T s' A Sf% oisss @
saa 5' ssn f!ss. fssS iNYl
Home Ports.
SD sds : ;ss .S S0 a; Manila,
:;hs csroiss Piati, N:wSs.a Nc; Tho%psaa Brown.
il hs sss e ss
Ma Mas, s q Mss 0SS Of and for
csa ainr sSs
bug EsypsH o% W:esssss for Maanas s .' Bark
new ssP SiH SIsGnh ns
sS ap Rsh
Vera Gus Dover Hail, Eoston schs Geo Thons, New,
berry Braye, Santiago; l., da Post. NYork Sid bgs Jos
CHAnLEsros Jan si-n the oaing. ship Rober. Ksr tB,
& IN oa .p s,n sr 81, Ns
Bsieh Bscs Nrissa sa i''n Org 'A'
NC .s
e" Matanaas; Joseph Fawsll Alexander Thomaston for
Nsw BEDFORD Feb i~Au brig sid Hsmst, Crane Cam
NosroII. FsSiAn sshr Elizabeth Am: KITCHEN. New
Orleans Sid ,chs Alert West lndies 81 Mays New York;
Hampton RosS. ship John Msr,n. Murphy Liverpool
ton, y. md MOBILE; Nance
saSo
boat Alton towed ED briggs Russia Lewis Walsh and
hICld Yesterday, brig Henrietta. Thqr.,on. NYeIk
Ss9S fsaSIy sas:: i
FAKE: M.ss .y:s s.s
Cd ,he soh brig. Mary Ann jones' May Ellen
shark ,Ss I'D instant ss. Masysad md
chs5 and
an s
f.: sT.ns . SSs oms.. NYoL
CID schr Petre! Leach sague
Salem. f Feb i@cid brig RUBY, Tass Africa
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Domestic ImportatIons,

New ORLEANs-Shp Souhcrner-l0e bids tobacco Stew
s232 bbls molasses 10 hhds Folev cos7 bbls
lard Gibbs co7 bbls molssses IL hhds Haven
Is hhds obs seed Merritt co-2i2 cks hams Carter
Brush co-sa balss Brewer Nesoni BIB! ginseng
kSoa-is half bbl. whskey G & z Boker-s bbs mdse
McMurTay-2il hides Ffazerl Dbl moasses do sugar
W Smth-ao bales wool Adams Hawthorn-5si sacks corn
Lawrence Hill do Goldsmith Hubbard 900 bbls
molasses A Kidson-l1S bales ID Hurlbut
300 bbls flour Suydsn Sage co-3o pkg; sauton7l2
mnlasses 10 do whiskey 10 cks iron to order
CHARLrsroN-Bark Edward.7o eks rice H Leverich-5o
Dsid-5s h,le, cotton Emerc-7o do Kohns.an.s7 do
bills flour bags what e57 corn q Wooduh-2l
bales yarn d M Stebbius-6 bbls grts Buckmver-t
trunk squire-2 Lawrence Brcther-1 box Peuon
& Coz bags Eiq'inR Hvau-l box Grecuway Henry u
Smth-2o casks rice y tbls grit, bxs bbls order
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 3, 1913.
n visit to the Aims House-Our public spirited
Counciimen- business us per diena-Iron ioorks
stopped-Ne,os by the acadia, &c.
Our city council yesterday paid their annual
visit to the aims house, for the purpose of in
specting it, as well as of eating grand dinner,
prepared for their inward corporations by Capt.
Jackson, the gentlemanly superintendent. They
arrived out about ii o'clock in the morning, and
returned about o'clock In the evening. BY the
way, to give you some idea of the public spirit
of the members of our corporation, will relate
an incident that occurred yesterday They. re-
turned to the city hall about o'clock, the time
they usually dispense, and Immediately proceeded
to the hall, organized, and transacted business
for full ten minutes before they adjourned. Now,
as our councilmen receive So per diem for every
business day, my readers must not presume to
think that they merely organized for the sake of
the per diem; nor must It pc thought that the
OF the first branch, when they knew that their
fellow councimen had gone to the aims house,
and adjourned for the want OF a quorum, thus Sc
curing their per diem; had any other object in
His Reverence, Elder Adams, is to appear at
the Front street theatre tomorrow evening, as
Richard the Third. He will, doubtless, draw
well as novelty.
The Antretam iron works, IN Washington
county, owned by Mr.. Gilmore. of Baltimore,
have stopped work, paid off their, hands, and
closed up, with the intention of selling out.
DR.. Boynton is delivering series of his lee
lures here on electricity, magnetism, &C., but
commenced with a slim house last night.
The news by the Acadia, yesterday, only had
the effect of depressing our markets, no sales
having been made after its receipt. 1t was quite
unexpected news to most of them, as an i'm
proyement in breadstuffs was most confidently
anticipated.
The weather continues mild and pleasant, and
all hopes of the ce-dealers bid fair to be disap-
pointed,
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ship-sas Holmes. Berry, New Orleans, WIN Nelson.
BaIhs-Xsrona. Trucdy Lsguns Brett & Vose; AbaGun,
Bnss.jsans Victoria, .JFfj DuIot, Bordeaux. HseLen.
wreath Van D,rnme; WATSON, Hopkins, 8. Thomas. Il
susL; RANDALL PAY: M:s1.s. Ns;n q Walsh; Wilson
Joss d. Hamilton sc Ara M sss
so Co.. toa ss
Nickerson, Boston Foster 4 Nick.son.
Sloop-caedona. Merrill, Providence.
Arrived.
Mursv Jan lat 4ls. Ion II. e1eha,ged signals with Br
mas for Liverpool, Ms. lat ii ~ lon c. -'0
Ship Souhsrner Stanton. New Orleans. II days, to T
Feaeh bark Eliza. Mone. Marseillss &C days. with mdse,
Bark Crowel, CLARK, Nstaszu Jan 49, Read & Hop.
pock Passed going in brig Morning STAR Baker Of and IS
days from Portland La 80 TO- lou - as in Is athom,
part Of the s % h hoo ss H. Ss
tsched 70 hull painted eoppeed jaws Of Ii.
B%k Eawsrd SaIEsy. Chsrss,on. ii days to Du.ham
Hamburg brig Fredrick Ernest. Amonpen, Monteydso. 70
British brig Alas Met ullum Pctou via Fall River in bal
British .chr Olive Bianch Thompson St john NB az days,
schi lanes White, Ssrsp. Windsor. Nc.
Sshr Peter Ri,tsr, Ds,iesscn. Nor;eiE
seh isin.tiy, Kelly. NVIyoii day., IoE 2 Williams.
s esr ta sS Hi. PhilsdeIphis. . sass
schr Alder, Tho,ns: Thomas, New Haven.
sio oop H n1 Adams. t @ s Sag H:tSoi
Below.
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Foreign ImpOrtatlOns.
LIvERPooL-shp Gerruds-io rkgs mtse SclRagc, Koop
colo & Sands-46 bdls cork rayne72 cheats
md,c Low Brothec-llo bdls rags WnslowIl bale r
lawrence, Murray Ingste-36 PAPER Humbert-6 cks
oil NJ Blackwell CO.'S do w c TAYLOR 6on-7s pkgs
quantity Of 1855 bds <S4 cks INDIE 500 bxs 80 bbs
l3pkgs1 box mdse order.
MArArzAs-Bark l. Crowe-27T bids 7 tierces 10 bbs
moIasses Read Hoppock-00 boxes Backhouse
Cal00 dozen apples rs punches bananas
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, lS4s.
Coming out.

John Bell, of Tennessee, subjected Mr.. Cass,
to-day, to most rigid cross examination regard
ing the objects of the war, particularly the secu-
rity for the future, which he admitted to be the
line of the Sierra Madre, and some of the strong
positions in Mexico. [See Senate report.]
The President sent in the public document re.
lating to the Trist difficulties in Mexico, which
were ordered to be printed forthwith, to be laid
on the tables of the Senate in the morning.
These will no doubt throw some light on the
subject and give increased interest to the debate.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


sos sErS 80. 80. 80 3 HIea wAr.s ......... sM
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1 bark, unknown.
Herald nlarfns Correspondents.

The packet ship Oxford from Liverpool reported ben
below yesterday some Of the papers, has not yet made he
appearance.
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Passengers Arrived.
LyvERpooL-Ship (lertrude-Nrs Wood and SON. MISS Ma
Ann Carter Miss Mary Bourne of New York. Mis- Louisa
Kirkham, Miss + Amiel of London.
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respect
neghbcts
Whom considered In connection with the course pur-
sued blythe Mexican government In refusing to recog
mise th: Necessity for an and for con-
Of tho frcs Of the former upon the left bank Of
the Bravo any where within the asserted limits Of
attack by those forces upon the troops Of the United
States their crossing the Bravo amounted OF itself to
forced upon the United States bscams soon war Of in
vasion their part Of invasion, but not Of ag
greesou for they had remained passive until struck,
and until the pertpacty Of the Mexican government Ia
maintaining it's attitude Of hostility had msde II mani
that good consequence could result nom fur
the forbsarsnc and had precluded oil doubt that the
only hopo Of the rssoraton Of peace between two
countries rested upon vigorous prosecution OF
The rssuts by which Il has thus far bsen attended Il
needless hero to dwell upon IL sufcesto say that
the ssapors Of Mexico together with the chief cities
territory In the Of tho forces Of the
United States and this under circumstances al riding
p The %
which the desire for so cherished and
constantly msnYsstsd by the United States, is nov
ton set orth in the proes submitted by the undersgn
cd, the United States occupy position very different
from that supposed IN the observations which have ell
In proposing to Mexico to agree to the establishment
OF the boundary defined in that proe they do not pre-
sent themf purchasers attempting to q
nsghbor to the sale Of her territory They do true,
rely on the title BY conqusst but not In the sense
wherein alone THIS tJe any hJthcn6l 20 It,
even according the highest known standard of inter-
national morality. The title By conquest understand
ing by conquest the forcble wrestling Of country from
It's rghtfu owner without just and sufficient cause and
through the desire to possess itthis title By
quest Il one which does nothing
more than justice to the United States In supposlng that
Il finds favor In their eyes, but II BY conquest he
meant the retention Of territory which nsighbor BY
forcing you into war, has compelled you to occupy
after every possible has been exhausted by you
preserve peace and to avoid that necessity this be
the attached to the words then the tte BY
quest Is which any member Of the great family Of
nations may appeal to- in the certainty that II win be
good by the tribunal to which they alike
smsnsbis From thejuigment Of that tribunal upon the
terms offered to Mexico the United States have
nothing to Apprebend In the eyes Of candid world
when the excitement and misconceptions of the hour
shall have passd away their couduct will appear In Its
true light and the OF tho view taken BY
Mexico the position which they occupy towards her
will be manifest. Instead Of the covet0us neghbor
seeking TO extort from tho wsakncss Of other the sale
Of territory which sbs to part with, they will
DO TO have realized the character Of generous
conQusror freely psosring 10 rsstors posssssions OF In
ssAbls vsius ssQuissd q vast expenditure Of boe4
Al q ssesss N ths ysssseusSse 81 w. isss vh6se
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The Msriedn Commissionsrs 10 Mr.. Trin.
TRANSLATION.
Harm or Atrxna

r,..., September 8, Is47. \
4. un1ersignsd commissioned By the governmsns of
the Mexican republic TO cooosrt ,th vou- s.cssncv
1 peace on placing In your hands the
sns e. o. hs think proper
note, which viii tend 70 place ia ~ IN .n'S
Que aspontion OF Mesico 10 the eoutast ish upfor
tnos,sy sep at-s both cooatrss. The srt,.Is ~
- u on Tue ~ Of August last and ~hcn ~. ~ ~
ruo yct ot Que IL Ger consroDses rsls-s to In ...
on the part o. Mexico LIST, OF the State of Tara
me territory on this side Of the limits of that stat, "
Tending TO the le bank Of the Bravo and TO ths scts
ssn frontier OF New Mexico; all New Mexico s.h
ne existing var bss been undertaken sclely on .c
-yuns me fentcft Of the State Of Texss respecting
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mo. l5.-Confldsntial !

The boundary line between ths two republics shall
commences ut point In the Gulf Of Mexico leagues
from land opposite to the middle of the ost
inlet into Corpus Christi bay themes through the mid
die 81 said inlet and through the middle Of said BAY to
the middle Of the mouth of the river Nusces thencs up
the middle OF said river to the southernmost extremity
Of Yoke AXE Laguoa de las Yuutas where the said
river leaves tbs said lake. after running through the
same thence BY line due vest to the middle Of the
io Pusrco and thence up the middle Of said river to
the parallel Of latitude six geographical miles north Of
the tort ~ this Paso del Norte Rio Bravo thence
due west along the said parallel the point where II In
tersects the western boundary of New Mexico thence
northwardy along the said boundary until 1t arst inter-
sscts branch Of the river ella; Tor should not nter
scot any branch Of that river tn. point on the
boundary nearest to the st branch that
point In direct line to sue branch thence down the
middle OF said branch and of the said river CHA until IL
epes into the Rio Colorado and down or ND the mid
die OF tie Colorado the may require TO the th
tythtrd parallel OF latitude and thebcs due west along
The said parallel into the Pacific And IL is here.
by egrsed aud stipulated. that the territory comore-
hsndsd between the Rio Bravo aud the above deansd
boundary, from lite In the Gulf of MAXI
TO the point where 1t the said Rio Bravo
shall forever remain neutrsl grouud between the W
republics and shall not b. settled upon bv the citiz
OF sithsr no person shall be allowed hereafter to settle
or establish himself within the said territory for anv
purpose, or under any pretext whatever and ali
venons OF this prohibition may be treated By the govern
eu OF either republic In the way prescribed BY Ia laws
respecting establishing thsmsslves in
territory
The Merican Conmissfonsrs IA Mr. T,,,,