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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-10

John Adams, solder OF Inc Kevoiution aged 100
years, died At Hartford, Pa, the 27th ut he VA
native Of Worcester, Mas
The nails by the ast stearaer, were expressed from
Halifax, N to montreal, Canada, in 10 nours.
child Of Fsrnhsm Cooley, OF Eass Ursnviis, Cen
meet cut, aged years bur death a the "a
the mother.
The ,slidty Of MIR Hannssan's appointment a.
minister TO Prussia Ia Questioned, in coaseqoencs d
h-yiI been made on Sunday,
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OPINION OF THE CABINET ON THE TARIFF.-We
annex the opinions Of two OF the new cabinet, re-
latlve to the tamil act OF 1872. They will be read
with interest just now. That Of Mr.. Meredith,
the pre- sent Secretary Of the Treasury, is Of very
recent date.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Fl, 1913.
My Dear Sir:--I bad Tue pleasure VI Receiving, .
few days tipcs your behHn OF Tee,
Inviting present 1t The wing jubilee Potts
vile, ON saturday next 1 regret extremely tnas my
nts be,e will prevent iron svsing self
Of the invitation. There oostd be occasion ON
which I.noald more oyfuuy psrssste ip tue festvt-
ties TIE import.Ass u ths result Of the late
the paesaxs vi The acs of 1S46 involved insult -
ven Injury TO PsopsyivsniA, and her people must
they had 30. resented 1t. Inc triumphant inner In
vh,cn .be p< Spis common wealth, nd . o
psc.Al remarkable dsstee the people OF sonuJ4kn
county, have viadioAted the rights 1t the recJ1t
Lot OILY shows deter nation that the prin
cplss the tariff Of laI2 shall Be restored snd that
their Industry sns. fuGure sscrihosd suit
ths vie OF political partssns exhibits in strong
liz tie fAcL tnst tue people cannot d. long dscevcd
that They can and Will enforce The duo fssponsi
buty Ut their pubic servants. While No abe TO
do tnie may sure tnHt the republic will continus
To be safe, elorious, ana tiumpnHnt. offer for
acceptance OF our brethren the following ssntims
tennsyivgnis- Proof alike S2Ainsr the violence Of
open sno'ss, and the suDrssies Of profsssea friends
Sue viii always stand Tor the nights OF industry snd
.s t-r--' 0'fl llf w. NJ. MEREDITH.
B. BARTHOLOMEW, Esq. s- .. r..starrt
Inc following Is sn extract OF letter written
in November, 1916, by Mr.. Clayton, The Secre-
tary Of state, to the wings OF Delawate--
II there BE- any among who shall desire to pley
that game, or axro 10 oner " whg any PRIV
= eitI0n which has tor It's opsct .hs uetsss
the rector Hsion of tariff 1872
81 once iepudi@te the measure, ancAcd for Dy
people ana oppoesd to theI wlshst. Scouting
anu Zee US continue to prese mt
the pri ncipio Tor which attend, fuuy nd
opsLIy ss object vsbie aud tangible the restsrs
ton Of the whie tariff Of lSa2. Let this stand the
watch uord of party The shibboleyn p0lis-
oai fash. lDsor,bs 1t on every wing dag, aud sxcn
viii become 'iarum invinsibie the banner OF the
ConstenIines. tff
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The PRoJFcr TO AssAssINATE THE EUROPEAN
MoNARoHs.-Th paper which we published the
other day, from the German, purportug to ema-
nate from secret society In Philadelphia, Oter-
ring reward, according to a scale of prices, tor
the assassination Oi the kings, emperors, princes,
dukes, aud other high personaxes in Europe, can
hardly be Believed to be genuine document-cer-
tsinly, when 1t was first gwen to US, we doubted
its aulht nticlly. But we have been assured it 10
really what 1t purports TO be. If SO, we cannot
hesitate to puss upon 1t our severrst condemnation.
We are republicans, and in favor Of democracy,
but we contend that Ill changes in government,
and all retoImstlons In public polty admlnistra-
tion, ought 10 be effected with due regard to the
high principles Vi Christian morals The PROPOSE
t0n ~ make assassination an element Vt political
anne horalion, and to reward II for Its success in
any county, Is too monstrous to tolerate in any
Christian land, or among any moral people.
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INFAMOUS OuTKAoE.--Whe the Dedham train
was coming ia last evening, and just previous TO
,is ARRIVAL nj the Jamaica Plain station, some ui-
krown person fired at one of the passenger cars
The ball shvered the panel aud scattered the win
dow glass, hut, Ms tie force was nearly spent, dio
no further naech,ef. Mr. Timothy Phelps and h,-
wife, OF Dedhsm, occupied the seat In range Of the
ball, ano bad It penetrated the wood work oi the
ear, the result would have been fatal 10 one on both
of Aem.--Boston Mail, March z.
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Po,,,,esi Iut.i,,esoco.

Thomas r Walker whig war on tuesday, elected
Mayor VI Utica. Eleven whig and one democratic
Aloernt md four wing sUpsrvisers, w@r~ elected
In Syracuse, H. w. L-sv~Dworth wbig, was elected
Mayor, three wbig, and democratic aldermen and
one d. q ocrstc sup rvisor
In Kocb estsr, Levi A. Ward whig elected Mayer;
eight ~s,g and two democratic aldermen
In Buffalo Hiram Barron whis, elected Mayor, and
nir- Wig and one democratic aldermen. PEI.
Henry Addison has been elected Mayor Of George.
town d C.
I,ssc Buckingham, democrat, has been elected
Mayor Of Aiexsndris We
j. A. Foot, whis has been elected Mayor Of Clsvs-
Ian d, Ohio. ..
Aifr,d Docksy IL the vhig candidate for Congress
from the Sd oit,r,ct Of Nsrth CaroiinA Mr.. Bsrruser
he pr-rs M mem Der, declines ths pominstion.
Governor Of New Hsmpfh hire.
The election for Mayor 81 New Bedford, Mass took
place Monday last and result ed in the reeestion
Of Mr. Howlshd vhig by majority of tO3 votes.
sidney Willard, Wig, VAS on Atcnday lAst elected
Mayer Of Cambridge Mass. Abraham n Ho~iand
inds ~ nd.nt Mayor Of New Bedford NashHnis Slis-
be, wba, Mayor 81 Salem; and Henry Chaplin, free
.o,l Mayer Of Worcester.
Tb. State election Of New Hampshire takes place on
TLstdsy next.
tie nqurst Of the PRECEDENT.
Hon w. &. Preston, Of . c., T. nov on q visit TO
hi-r At st Matthews, Ca and his health has very
Hon. Nsthsp clifford U s. Minister to the Mexican
Republic and fanny and snjtv, arrived 1T she city OF
Mexico the e1st ~ Jsousry.
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Circuit Court.

hA.cn p - Ogden ii GggIfy r 20 rs Dinsna~ 4
Bodine , kis wa an action On y promssory note tor
7s 80 be ncte vas slsoe psy xbis 10 Pne ps Cot
trt, AID by them passeG 10 Ella NUTS. rhs defence
that the made oy dins after tins part
nefsAip bstztsl I'm ana Dpgmau ceased, ana WIN
ut The Bnowecg. and consent Of the after sns VIM
ort confederation sssn 10 pay ment OF prsosa.ns
dsbt III. ntias IL. n proved tia the acts came
INTO ther han az witnout notice sn5 gave fnW eonsi
o.raton fr " Tie jny fouad verdict Tor the
lein,ia, for ts4s 80,
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Board or Supervisors.

The Honorable Morris Uranium in the chair.
MAkeh V.-1he minutes Of the preceding meeting
were READ sLd approved. . -
PsfisoMs Several petitions for the correction OF
taxes were presented and referred.
Btus- OF stephen Heustis, for S37 10, was audited
Ano oi otred to BE- paid.
10 Esps,ss OF rmiSa Courts, Sc, In favor Of paying
A. b.i mum Co, and the proprietor Of rsn@sny
Hall the smount Of their bills. OF COMMITTEE on
CosBty Onhcss, in favor Of paying the sheriff . BILL
Or Committee, In favor OF paying bills OF Globe
bswkp. psfs, and seyera other email bills.
The Supe,Uisess and Judges Of the Supreme Count
The sheriff b, for providing court rooms and officers
for The QUIT, after rhort disc usson,
d-isd " b. psd tho Counsel 70 the Corporation hav
iLg ieLoIteo N isvor OF IL long since.
soiuttons.-The Sopsrvisor OF the 10th ward ofsr
ed resolution that the Counsel 70 the Corpora lion be
n,nuot.d 10 apply to tho Subrwme Court TO reeoad
their t. tho sheriff to provide court rooms 30
The fr,oiu,ion WAC Afterwards Withdrawn, ssd . mo
uon that SD the ofhcers NOV in att1ndsnoc on Inc
courts be- considered - under the authority VI the
mayer wss put and lost
The Boayd then adjourned,
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YAcotfvD06b 0SbO ramon.
The Italian Opera continues still suspended In tAis
city and al the eoquspce Of Mr. Frys pamphlet has
been uaavsiling Whether be viii BE- able to reopen
the Assor House theatre, do know; bat things
look gloomy At prseene. IL is even rumorsd
Signor Borghsss, the father OF the beautiful Mile.
to get up op.rA troxre, aud open
rome theatre In the CITY. Another rumor 10 that
the immortal Nibc, or ~ suppose must call him,
Sskmsr Nibis, has also some thoughts Of making On
opera theatrical movement, shortly somewhere up
town fr, ttl..- q r4 t4 D.
We cannot help, reviewing Mr.. Fry's career, from
expressing conviction that opera srissooraoy Of
New ork have treated that gentleman most shame.
,ns~, oct ilnberslIy and most outrAgeousiy He
ready TO re open for short reason In ths spring
months, only asking an additional nfty per cent on
the pr,oss which did not pay his during
the last ssAson; yet they hsos back. How different
when We turn from the opera aristoerssy In Upper
Broadway look u the conduct OF The Bowsry boys
the fashionable Bowery girls their Of
Asmbn, Of che Bowsry theatre, during the last fsw
weeke! HaDbhn, 1t seems engaged Tom Mysr and
hts make their appearance In TON
Jerry - and exhibit rspress Of these athletic
scenes which lately produced saoh sxoltsmsnt in
Maryland Tom Hysr is perfect Belv.dere Apollo IN
person. aud the excitement which the nosme ut
Of his prod uced extraorai mary Hsmb
lin. In noe, oouoed Ms prsces Ola the BOW
esy fsshonsbss rsfuss They cro~dsd in greater
bsrs Tom Hysr represent the ympian Games Of
Gr.eos, witness tbs Bsvidsre Apollo from Athens
In the attitude OF licki1s Paddy from Cork. Night
after night his theatre ~dtd and great
the ssnsstion produced that Tom Ayer 10 asd, has
been engaged again to 10 through the
and Gail back the class times OF ancient Greece in
tie Dowery. There's staff in the Bowsry fashlon-
abies which beats tho Opera haul too all 20 smash.
The other theatres, ALSO are doing very we'll but
above and beyond all, Mrs Butler attract all
the old fsshionsbiss Of refined intesosusl society in
New York-thoss who have not been theatres or to
tho opera fer years Her classical readings OF Shak
spesre producing great Q sensation and excite.
msnt much ate nton in the fsshi0n society
Of upper Broadway - Tom hyer's classical sxhibi
tions Of pugilAm, and Of the positions which
Belviosrs Apollo Is thrown are producing among the
fashion able boys and beautiful girls OF the Bowsry.
Between the tWo movements, She Italian Opera seems
to b. entirely forgotten Mr. Fry has lost 70 urtssn
Thousand doilsrs Ia minisxring to the amusement
the haxt TOM there 10 hardly . Of them who
would their left finger TO give fourteen Thousand
cents to the unfortunssc manager such Is tho lbe-
raity Of the fashionable word par srceilenee. Yet
they want get $4,000 OF pay up their de-
Aciencies. On CHI t.'
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Cisorir to.Ar.-Nos SS, os 81, II, 10, 81, 81, %,
81. ts w To 40 uoiosivs
4, hsor fLAAs lg tart Nor. H. 81 IS, 81, 90, 81
% u 90, i4. ~, e. "a psxs.ss, ~, SA a. ~ 49,
o. So, tS, l0V, IVA
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MArcBS-The kooora.r not ns'ng returned from
THESE oessiOn siLi Monday
~ ~ Juase Day havIB tsAe hs upon he
tsIeh, he two men Fierce and Wood, who were
cI arstd wnE nuieer, were paced ut tEs bar,
,oI ia that They WOMB bs ais ned that aAy
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notice TO Advertisers.

The nrst double sheet Of the New York Herald viii
- published on ruerdsy morning next, and 10 bss 70
state busnsss Of all kinds usrohssts shippsrs,
Isbhsrs and insurance companies associations
boob ers vendors Of nsdcines Of Ill kinAs dry goods
dsaers fancy store Keepers and in fact al classes
gagged In the diversified businsss OF New York end the
sdsoent ctyshss prepared to receive their
Advertisements Vt ONCE, the norrhwsst
OF Fulton and Nassau streets to be inserted IN fAis
Double sAest, Hy per cent less in Price than these
which wS publish IN the Inside Of the st~sis
sAseta reduction which ia Of the
- the burinoss classes Of ts great city Those aA
vsrtissneots will bs displayed In . reasonable way,
eaoulsssd attract the atssnon Of the reader Ad-
vsrtissneRts for this sheet viii be received tiA -
o'clock Monday night.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-29
Br.s. GREEv .sseess.>sr.

CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
10 TURE, SILVER PLATE, 90, AT AUCTION-On
Wednesday the 9th june sha sell ut the residence of
Gen. Herran, minister from New Grenada, the north
side OF I'D street, aot far from
Georgetown, at 10 o'clock, very superior assor-
ment Of furniture, NC. enumerae In part
Mahogany velvet covered consisting OF largo dvans
arm-c hairs, with casters, and 10 paIor chairs
Mahogany Egyptian marbieop contro, sofa pior, and
side tables, closet, &c.
or chairs
Mahogany dining, breakfast, card, and side tables
Mahogany marble top dressing and other bureaus side
boards, DC.
Mahogany bookcases, writing tables, desks, go.
Mahogany double and single French bsdsteads. ward
robes, &c.
Mahogany marble-top wash, work. and night stands
Fine damask red moreen and white window curtains,
complete
Fine double gilt candelabras and girandoes
Fine gilt frame msnte pier and other looking glassos
CHINA WARE, consisting Of
2 fine white dinner sets
VERY handsome dessert sets, OF various patterns and
colors gilded
figured and plain white and gilt tea and coe sets,
and fine assortment of glassware
fine round plateau and centre piece, china vasoS &c.
Fine ivory balance handle knives, best quality
Also, hne assortment OF snver plate do
Brass tenders, shovel and tongs, and andrnns
Feather beds, bedding, hair and other mattresses
Fine Brussels Sply passage stair, and Othor carpets
Fine hearth rugs, oicloth, crumb cloth, &c.
With excellent Of kitchen utenss, among
which are a large quantity OF cooking coppers
Also Is dozen fine old wne of various kinds.
good family carriage and harness and pair Of hand
some match bay horses.
Terms: All sums of and under $50, cash over $50.
credit of sixty and ninety days. Tor notes Satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
May 29-dts Auctioneor.
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h From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Interesting from California.

Interesting from CALIFORNIA;.
IMMENSE QUANTITIES OF eoLp1roRruNEs MADE-We
FROM = o%ey ss
his BROTHER Francis F. Thibault OF the firm of Dubosq
Carlow. & Co., wholesale jewellers. Bank street II
god not previously published The letter came BY way
OF Mazatan, Mexico, and Vera Cruz:
SAN Francisco ALTA CALIFORNIA,
Here in the golden country; and really golden
country is for never in my life saw as much gold as
were attacked strongly with the gold fever, that
left in massthat is, about 200 Of the best and most
try, and nov all here A proportionaie number Gom
each other port has arrived, and about 5000 overland
Of persons who have been to the mines
The poorest in this place show from $500
month Some have found in three months time
much oooto $4,000 but they have been fortunate NO
from $50 to 800 This is frnth could tell you OF names
%o $780, wSo now worth some by gooa
specuations have amussed from to two millions in that
are some instances.
Property has risen an Immense profit. Landholder,
six months ago sold lots nj 500. which the
fuse to sell AT $1,000 Some cargoes have arrived which
ssoo 900 and sold for $4,000 Good, have
been sold at 500 to 900 per cent advance For instance
douSoons SIC Sanies which cost sss S.
for $40 to $40; brandy $is per bottle
Money has been made to immense amount by pur-
which sells here SIS to $l6 The CONSEQUENCE s thar
everybody goes to the away by the excite
For tho sake OF my health shall here, where
can do sufficiently well, for the present at least.
common servant in private house gets from 800 to
$50 per month"; and they very independent at that
You into hotel and ask for breakfast If the cook is
gone, tor he only hour at each mea time)
get slice OF cold meat bread probably coffee
certainly mikand pay 81 also 81 50 for dinner Of
rice SOUP piece poor roast beef and potaoe-al
these eaten off table of bare boards. Botled ale is 81.
brandy 49, wine S5tolerably good segars Every poor
hIee Tor 70 cents. Loaves Of bread worth at home 8
can't house N
'apafa,so, ready to put up, sold here for ~. 300
am Sleeping In garrett in a bed, and consider my
tents. empty hogsheads, &c.
The remainder OF this interesting letter is filled up with
usent nVtaions 10 friends TO go to California but the
lish them. w NV f
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and beautiful sword has just been finished by Bailey and
Co.. Chestnut street. for Captain Charles j. Bidde one of
the heroes of Chapul,epec The blade is of the best steel
the scabhd and grip OF silver the head of the grip
ornameniG with topaz; and the hilt and mounngs are
Of gold The workmanship is Of the most exquisite de-
scripion.
sented by his ellow-citizens Of Philadelphia to Charles
John Biddle late Captain OF Votgeurs and Brcvet Major
U. s.. Army, in memorial of their high sense Of his
gaantry and conduct on the welliought fields OF the
On the centre mounting are the of the battles in
which Captain B. participated, thusi Conreras; Chu-
rnbu COS Moline del Rey; Chaputspec; San Cosmo
City of Mexico"
Of all the officers who distinguished themselves in
SCOTS brilliant march to the capital of Mexico none
was more conspicuous for modest merit than Captain
Biddle-PhI Bulletin.
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even the use of the reservation. alleging his want Of
power TO authorize "a fixture" in the rails 10 be laid
and the danger the public by trains OF cars, let alone
locomotives, crossing the principal public highway.
The wisdom OF his decision evinced up the present
hour when everybody of opinion that the depot shoud
be removed TO some point north of Pennsylvania avenue
accessible the public by the opening or rather exen-
sion, of OF the streets contiguous the point Sc
ected Bat while evil is be remedied let another
be avoided.
The advocates OF tho railroad interest s while they pro-
pose committing the city to obligation to permit that
company TO bring locomotives east of North Capitol
street for the extended period of thirty years. have the
project OF bill which has passed the Board of Aldermen
as they are about to adjourn. and is now before the
Board OF Common Council, to be ratified this week !;
Wherein while the report accompanying speaks OF the
present property of the road which east of New Jersey
avenue, the bill proposes TO allow the company to run
the locomotives to the "west"" side of New Jersey
avenue to the junction of one of the ladnal
This monstrous attempt, while it will ultimately
work the mischief that General Jack son frustrated
on the other avenue will have tendency to isolate all
the inhabitants northwest of the Capitol from the HILL
and prove eecual barrier against Improvement of that
portion All the nsolent suggestions of the companys
advocates about their "righs under charter, and fixed
Temporary to be respected about much
30 many moon beams, spread by convenient schemers
MIR. Dow and others have the gift of speech and new
Council comes IN shortly. Let night or two be devoted
10 the cause of the people
49, FAIR DEALING.
sVide News aid Inteixencer.
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:
another Head On.-Thc Giraffe Coon At work again.

For the Union.
Another Head On.-Thc oIralEs Coon At work again
The acting Commissioner of Public Buildings has re-
moved, without notice cause, an old citizen, for no
o!ner cause than that of being good democrat Mr..
william bowling, who was appointed BY the late Com
missioner last September to siiperintend the excavation
on and connected with the improvements on Indiana
avenue account of his long experience in the capacity
grading gravelling and otherwise improving the prin-
epa horoughfaes streets, and alleys Of this city for
y mfy years, and in every situation in which he was
brought IN connexien with the public interest," rendered
general satisfaction to all concerned Yet without cause,
nouce, or interview with the newly appointed, OBJ
charge OF the work which Mr. Bowling so handsomely
conducted TO the most ample qualification OF the govern
men ocer IN charge, and to the great pleasure OF prop
cry holders in thai vicinity, who often expressed their
MI. H. The persof appointed (Mr. ESSEX may per.
cnance DC good house builder; but the fact must be
e evident that he has never had the experience to JUS
y ms taking charge Of such work the excavation of
earth. For this 6e is not responsible. The weak,
,ody minded being IN charge OF the work is alone
sPonslble who no doubt looks with woNDERMENT on
amsev Tor having been accidentally promoted to so
important station, of the duties of which he has no
knowledge and certainly neither sobrety nor industry
70 say nothing OF his want OF education. will leave
lh' coon to wander in the Shiny shades of his own mud
on, whose only recommendation or claim to the Office
he now holds 49, that certain young man, known to
nun no doubt, deserted the bright star of the whig
gaGrN and wrote what has been called the Life
OF General Taylor; thereby. like Thaddeus Stevens,
Wnen he threw his conscience to the devil, throw
s ms too first prerequisites Of his own cognomen to
the old boy and away from him Old Harry, disregard
ing Inc initials OF the sage of Ashland But the pledges
mar he would, If elected take the standard conduct OF
our caller Presidents for his guide truly ridiculous.
-, c.
WASHINGTON CITY, May IS, ls4o.
I. s. John Henry Clay Mudd, as he formerly
known, is now called John lgnatius Mudd This explains
The omission of the initials referred to.
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ARRIVAL THE CALIFORNIA STEAMERs-THE Mex.
CAN CoMMIssIoNERs.-lt will be by telegraphic
despatch in this mornings Sun, that the steamers Cali
ornia and Oregon arrived at Panama from San Francisco
the 9Th Instant though have nothing in reference
to the news brought by them They have probably left
their return voyage for San Francisco before this,
which will afford Col Weller the Mexican commissioner
TO the boundary of Mexico and his corps OF engi-
neers opportunity start for San Diego though j.
was impossible for them to reach there by the 3lst Of
May the tme specified by the treaty. The steamers
could have left Panama before the 18th inst, and
San Diego is distant from there about 5000 miles, it
would be impossible for him arrive that port
son TO comply with this part of the treaty Mexican
paper, speaking OF the Mexican commissioner, says
"On the 18th Of April the Mexican boundary commi sson
left the capital for Topic They were to embark a. Topic
some time during the last Of APRIL to be San Diego
before May g. The government has given them supplies
for which is the length of time supposed be
CURED for tracing tho boundary Ee Great confidence is
expressed in their ability"
There is doubt, therefore, that the Mexican commits
soners will be the ground in due time and if Mexico
chooses TO be grained the subject she can with
draw her commissioners. and thus annu the whole rea-
ty if the American commissioners should not each San
Diego in time.