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his speech ELECTED vociferous cheers.
I.Oupardy.

The Milan Unipersai Ga-site, Of the LIST inst,
contains the following
"We have received pleasing intelligence from
Vienna. Our correspondent informs us that, ON
the occasion Of the approaching anniversary of the
birthday Of the Emperor Of Austria, general
emncsty will be published in the Lombardo.Vene-
tim Kingdom. We rejoice at the thought that
such a bope will soon be realized, and that so
many exiles will be restored to their country and
families by the spontaneous act OF our gracious
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THE ELECTRIC TELEeRApH IN FRASoE.-The r..
port Of a committee on the electric telegraph in
France; has been pre- sc nted Cd the Assembly. rha
committee recommend opening the telegraph to
the public under certain conditions, such tn Al
person who shall be unknown shall be allowed to
use the telegraph that all dispatches, except ar-
ces Of newspapers, shall be copied into register
AT full length, and that the government shall have
the power, when it may think fit, to suspend the
of the telegraph. The tariff for dispatches the
committee propose to FIX three francs for from
one 10 twenty words, with an addition of twelve
centimes mynametre. The committee also pro-
pose that the government eha contract with the
journals to send news TO be inserted in them at a
reduced cost. The electro chemical telegraph of
Mr. Balm is recommended for adoption.
The STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC This splendid ves-
sci sails to-day, with hei fu complemen of freight
and passengers During the past week she has
beer visited by some hundreds of our townspeO pie,
all Of whom, through the kindness of her COM
nisndeI, have been conveyed and admitted free
indeed, Captain West has himsel remained on
board, directing the attention of strangers To the
objects most important, AMI exhibiting that urbt
ity of manner, particularly the fair sex, that
seems 10 be the peculiar characteristic of the
American gentle man -Llre,pool Courier, July 10.
The HARVEST IN FRANcE.-ln the provinces of
Guienne, the Genre, Burgundy, Franche Comte,
and Alsace, The wheat crops ara excellent, and
beans, potatoes, xc., promise 10 be abundant. The
hay is OF elent quality, and the rye, respecting
which fears had been entertained. Is, generally
speaking, in good state. Several neyards suf-
fered from the frost in March, but the whole,
the complaints made are exaggerated; and in Me-
doc, the Yonne, Saone.et Loire, and the Jura,
hopes are entertained of an abundant and excel
lent harvest.
The MAN WHO STRUCK THE QUEEN.-It is said
that when her Majesty had an interview with Lord
John Russell, on the evening of the day on which
Robert Pate made his attack on her, that she re-
marked TO hm:-"1 know the man who struck me
perft city well by sight; meet him oftener in the
Parks, and he makes point of bowling more fire.
qpently and lower to me, than any one else."-
Shifted Independent.
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increase Of rest Of f2s90 and Increase Of seven
day and other billie of f63 657.
In the the return shows increase Of other
securities OF f664 1857 decrease Of notes OF
f4l447b; a decrease of gold and silver coin OF
cas- 100 and increase in the government securities
OF ECO 066
The bullion In the issue and the ban ng MT
togvihr amounted to fl6 95T 03 which ss com pared
with Els 500 623. the amount Of the previous weeks
return shows = decrease of fe720
The notes and post bills IA circulation together
amounted TO fz0 $40 632, which, as compared with
920O34l40, the amount OF tho previous return
shows an increase Of f5ll ,40l.
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The Bsnh or England.
An Account. pursuant TO the ActTth and 9Th Veto
rs 81 for the week ending Saturday the 10Th dag
u June, 1900
Notes issusd.... 6D27s7S Qovernment debt slIMhaI
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We have letters Of the a0th nit RON our sorrespop-
dent In the Roman states The peace ~ the capital
vas veil preserved though variety ~ absurd
in circulation The attention Of the diplomatic
corp. at Rome had been much excited. on learning
that the Pope a. the ceremony Of So Peters modified
the protest ususy read se.isst the King Of Naples
for refusise 20 pay trbute to the Holy See asd the
belief prevails that the protest vl he abandoned In
fsture The protest against Parma sna Piseensa vas
made In the usual form.
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The effect which the death Of Sir r Peel VII hsve
upon the future prospects Of poticsl parties here
has been the slieperossins topic ,iuce the sailing
Of the America The right honorable b,ronet v0
buried at Drsytou Manor. The funeral. although
intended 10 be private attended by vast con |.
course Of people. and Ny . great body Of the most
deaniteiy tnovn as TO the bulk or disposition Of
his property. A. mark Of respect to BIS
funeral all the vessels In the port hoisted their seors
half mat bifb and the sbcpkespers closed Their yin
dows With TIRE same feeling
Robert Peel the present bsrons arrived r. tcvn on
Sunday afternoon from Gessva where he vss "syne
when the msianshoIy psvs Of his hthsvs assth
We have iris veeh 10 record the death 81 the puts
q oambridss; n. Duke Died Of his heuss n fisss-
dnly on Mcoday nisht
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HOUSE OF Representatives.

CONCLUSION or TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
wAsHrSsrOs, Aug a. 1850
Mr.. BArLr replied 70 the objections made yesterday
BY Mr. Phelps 10 mailing appropriations In tho sross
instssd of specific. lie gave vsyto
rrroar.
Mr.. Gsrrr, Who noticed the remarks OF Mr.. Gro
we'll He had no taste for bandyins spithsts. There
whose peculiar provinces II was TO indalgs
In thess, rather than In argument. The gsotisnsa
might use vulgar expressions, but ~ any one could
nna that he (Mr GREEN had done So he would resign
his place In the Houss Esd 60 home. As to the re-
marhs concerning Mr. Benton, calling him traitor &c
they we're drawn out By observation Of biz
peculiar advocate. Who should be called the De-
f.pS.r o, the Path He called on the Hou" 70
vtort he dad net aspouscs Preside mt Pos Tor .p-
proving thu bill ecnaipips the appropriation Tor
sidest aid right ne tor~ss, voted sr ,- s,il r..s-r
20 deny supplies to tho navy. hat it.
In because t.ree the people Without ccrr--p".s
his (0resns - position.
Mr. PrxIrs rvpiied TO Mr. Bsyy.
rsrstDs-r's sSsssos.
A ms@sge IN writing gas received RON the Prss-
Mr. K.vyy~sr remarked that n. und.rssoos 10 COZ
the House, he moved that tbs COMMITTEES riss' ana
the motion vss agreed to-
vernon Of T. sss and ,ynopsis Of Mr. wsssssr reply
y. yssa.hsd 10 ye.s-, day. paper
NJ. bAsts moved 20 refer the nsesAgs sna oo~s
m.pts 20 the Coem,s~~ Of the whole on The Of
the Union snd that they gill be printed; said pristns
could not Be sose before To norro- neat dAyi ssd
In the nsapttme they could sot on sppropriaton bile
Nr Ho~sso r.sr.ss~d that age cf this ehsrse-
ter should have b,en communicated ~ this jusssurs
81 events Ito tendency IL fssvitsbie II h 20 defsst
the measure Of sdjs-,-p, istrosaeed w the ssass
and vhich msy he ao~edsd 60 meet the general
bsss The Pr~~idspt hes drs~n the sword sg.,sss
~ IT, sovereign stst~- " (hr Hosard) "a, as.s
hiss.n to say that be wvuld FOR ssttl--
Mt the matter. white th~ Sword ssss~s I'd
resas and Will. sbe v denounced guilty cf
tYessos. It'll . no~s impretans document, aod IL
MIR, press station ssd n ssensst 81 the sh,ls hsI
tory az the rsvsr-y IL stadously renssssrs "
forget the mo~s In eorssot items
Mr. nos.s vss sgstiass WITH the rcmsrks oftse geo
tsesn from Texas. .ho has characterized the dosu-
Dspt Of the MOTT extraordinary Of tbs age and
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
>.~>~~->N~~>~>~oSo~>~c.>~~
TIE CALIFORNIA BILL in THE SENATE.
J>oO~N~~>>~>o~~~~Nos~0~~N
THE TEXAS BOUNDARY DIFFICULTY.
~~--o~No~SN~~O~~~~~~~>~~~
Our Affairs with Portugal Brought
up in the House.
S>~.~N~~>o0N~~~~~D~o~~>~S~
Passage Of the Post Office Appropriation Bill.
&c. &c. &c.
THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.
Senate
BY MoRsK's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
wAsHrsorer, Aug. 7. 1850.

THE BOUNDARY ouEsrtoN.
After the consideration Of the mornng business tho
Senate took up Mr. Pearees bill for the settlement Of
the boundary of Texas.
M UsDERwoop add, sssed the Senate in opposition to
the bill lie confessed himself In some measure, re
sponsible for the defeat Of the Compromise BILL and
took this opportunity TO define the ground which he
occupied in his action upon that measure and the
sons which would govern his future course the
measures united In that bill. The agitation OF the
subject OF slavery, as moral question. coud never be
their minds psrslyscd They could mt end that agi-
tation The proposition waste purchase territory Of
not want to buy Il; be preferred that Texas should
keep IL. On the other hand II Il aid not belong to
Texas she had no right to sell, had the United
At this point in his remarks, Mr.. Underwood yielded
Mr.. DoueLAss, upon whose melton the bill was laid
over, and the Senate took mp
CALIFORNIA NIL.
Mr.. YuLrE resumed his remarks In support OF
his amendment, seirg into . history Of the pro-
dings Of the executive governments With refer
sSss soSsb DOR s..n ppar~ssa sr.es
gem from an opportunity OF being represented
In that country prior 70 the formation OF tue State
constitution. lie also delivered genera discourse
upon the slavery quest fop-tbs aggressions Of the
Norrb. its breach Of promises SC tie stated that be
much exhausted, ADD intimsted his desire OF the
postpohsment Of the further consideration until to-
Mr. DAVIS of Mis-. made the notion 20 postpone
Mr. YUM rrsumed-havine In the mean time. pro-
and set upon his desk giass ~ quid-lookiug
mere like whiskpy than water Tie denounced the Ae-
tion Of the majority In forcing him to go on, q. ua-
urual ard unjust-pronosucipf II foretsste OF tbs
vsuptipp power which the North might In the future,
be expected to exercise TO the injury Of the rights Of
the south.
subsequently,, Mr. DAWSON appealed to the senats TO
al urn IL evident that the Senator's speech
VA being made sgsinst time.
Mr.. Yum preferred to go on-he desired no cour-
te.y at the bsnds OF the n sjorify
Mr. DieNrrso- ssid be sasi, hsd the Seustos was
not sp~shpg sgsipt time and expressed his d-sire 10
vote In favor OF an adjournment. He hoped the Sen
stcr would withdraw. hos.ver. the remark vhiah be
usde y.,t.rdsy that Il his design to delay the bill
BY sverv meapr In his poser
Mr. YrIsE had rothips TO vithdrsw, and no eour-
tesy to ask aud proceeded In his remarks
At O'Clock spotb.r unsuccessful effort 70 procure
an adjournment made, and stn another effort
SIDE soon Afterwards
Mr.. AToHrsos appealed to the majority net
Nothing further received In consequence Of the
db cement Of the winss oooasonsd BY the thun
der ftoru
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TWO CENTS.
Letter from General Gar ibaIdt.

The following ieuer from General Garbaldi, re-
latve 10 his obic reception ia this city, was writ
ten TO the Italian committee -
HAuIsGs, Tth ugust. 1850.
0entlemen-I regret being Obliged TO announce to
you hat my continued III hrali will forbid my psrt-
cpatiDg In your proposed denomination OF Saturday
psSt
The siowness OF my COMMISSIONERS. and the unoer-
taiDty as to the time when may recover will slso put
II out 81 my power 10 DIX any day when shs be able
10 meet you IN CON plisnce with your kind aud very
nsiteiing Invitation. hope yoL will allow me tn
pat To you, moro earnestly II possible than before,
the With that have often Expressed that the pro-
posed Concentration may be altogether abandoned
No such public exhibition L. necessary TO assure me
o' thr sympathy OF ny oountryueB OF the American
peop," and ef all true rspub ANS in the misfortune
.h'eh have suffered, or in the cause out Of which
tLey have hOssd
Though public manifestation Of this feeling might
yhid much qualification me. all exile from my
tive land severed IRON my children, and mo ur nj NJ
the overthrow on my ooantrys freedom by means of
foreign interference, yet believe me that | would
rniber avoid IT, ana be permitted Qu.tly aud bu bly,
TO b+coipe citizen OF this pubic Of fee. N,
10 Fail under its flag to enHsg. iu which nav
enable me TO Earn my livelihood and await a ore
favorable opportunity Tor tho rede ptioa 90 a.
tIy from fr,ign and domestic opprrssors
NeXtto the cause to which have devoted myself I
yslne nothing highly the approx Ition Of this
great people, aud hm convnnrd shall enjoy tn at
when they beoonis sstisi.d that honestly AMI Iita-
fully we'd the freedom in shich th-y have
themselves set so no bic az example to the world
"a Ca
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Brougham's LyeeuIn.

To J. q. BrNyErr, EsQ,;-
BEAR sm:-As your impartial columns eps
to the correction of may beg the favor OF your
inserting the enclosed communication, which th
notorious female In question has Obliged to max
public, by having herself given publicity 60 many
shameful and injurious remarks In
nection with tho above dessrvely popular establish
ment Vn Jtstsro) Remaining, dear Fir,
Your obd't servant.
JOHN BAOU0uAM.
To MhrAm RuMon;--
DEAR aApAM:--You have thoush ut at though where
you procured yonr information haven't che renp5sst
ioes speak in mysterious and psragng OF
the above named enterprise to which stun uisted by
the great and unexpected kindness Of my friends AN
sb@ut to direct all energies my present
engagements are couoiuasd.
Now. ILgensrN maze 4. although am aware that
there peyer wss an individual who eodeavored to
elevate himself brick higher than his fellows bat
you, gaining accumulated breath from the thought
lees the mschieyous OF the Malignant. have strv.n
to blow him from his perch. Yet perhaps fact or
two laid before you you might At hast pause,
and condescepd TO give them slight investigation;
therefore verscions madam In the hrst pls:- lst
tell ysu that the subscriber hold solely aud ~bsliy
the lease Of the before mentioned desirable PROMISES
aud Qistso 10 this particularly tor you assert.d the
contrary most oraculsriyl do not Intend never DID
intend, and intend to Intend 60 make bargain
fal. OF the aforesaid instrument b-iug fuiiy 49,
sur'd that IL Is the intrnscsy frsgis, but legally
forcible fuicruu by which the party OF the sssond
part expects to realize some, by sul.hy.
fDqnistive madam. ALLOW also TO assure yon thst
the building is ia sale and substantial prsgresson aud
that tb. subscribers thereto have ninishsd con1
dcpce in the su bscriber hereof.
Imp.rtinspt madam, permit me. In addison 10 In
form yuufor strangely 20 question tbs faot
do I 81 sn recognise your right 60 m"di- Ia Lhs
mAtt-rthat tn. sinsws of war; don't riscken IA tho
slightest degres but not wthstapdng the heat OF the
weather. are In q healthy state Of tesson.
Tb.refore. you loquaeious NADIA IN. that you
sthurly whisper back into the Of your In
t.rest-d promptsrs that their hints aud iRusndo-s
cannot in auy way shake the confidence OF trusting
friends
FINALLY, iudulsept m sdAm-for you can be msreHui
at times and speak the truth occasionally SAY co all
you .ncountr blow about tue corner ofsyery sr.st
whi,sr IL into the OF every passed. by that the
Lyceum will be opened ~ early In the approaching
fs due regard to solidty o. structure VIII
ADMIT. The entertainments 10 be-but stay. p@rh-vs
81 supereutsrprising may forest al
me " oivulge-so we may ss we'll keep thady sbJut
that.
And now, respected madam. having I trust -stissea
you TO the misoonoeption under ~hich you have
mil gly lsbored, trust that you will In oommss
justice take tho trouble to undo what you have, no
doubt. 90 inadvertently done.
with mingled sentiments Of sorrow and estssm,
1 have the honor TO remain.
Your hitherto most obliged servant.
JOHN BROUGuAM
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Frvn " .shirgson.
our SPECIAL rsIsesArsrc cesaseeeresros.
WAssisoror, August 7, 1856

QUA srFcIAL rsLnosArHIc ceaaEeseNesHos.
wAssisoror, August Z, 1850.
NR. rKsscs's snL-rHE rsksiDHsT's hEssAok-
SECRETARY on TIE mrysiop.
Tbere IL little doubt but that Mr. Pesroe's BILL ~
veil a. the bni for the admission Of California viii
both BE- pssssd
Tn. sou,bsrs ultr.bts Do not like shs tone % Mr..
Ylinor-s special mssssss on the Tsrsp boundary
dispvte lts too National Tor then, and shows ,b-m
VIA, any sts'. might emp ct fror the sdmip-rstion
which may put n,eif In opposition to the general
sovsrpment On the whole, however, 10 gives salts
fs.tsop
Mr.. Kenp.dyf name, In connection With the secrs-
t.s ship II the Interior Ne prominently spoken Of
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IN. rsres~e~.
Ns~ fo.s, Augvse 7, ioen


A.. 10 ,c-r pspsr IT yssssrday. thew zee ps-s
sY..h .v~-s.s 81 tbs ere on saadsy, asd stsssG Re
..~b abe, .hich esused asht Nev. " oct -,
Ter chm No 10 Cospaay we're their SEP hose,
tb., .er. attached 81 the corner ~ vouv~essh street
suS Ninth avenue ~ ct % vcvdses she aft~r Ing
. assrtny ~ stepss asd other 1is-t-s % -
peurs.e.'h street The pary. eta tbstr sasses,
copB psny OEoxGg RnNLLnr, gs~~asa-
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Th~ Leg'sisfrr~ of y.sssa .ni be psoroxsed. ~ To
rorfe On the s'b met
rksss Ger. iN d sshs n pbiisSeiphia, daring thu
sssh esstss the 9th tast
Th>sss Beng h~s s~~s srr-s>>d - wees-orsh,
y. q fcv sebsirs the mall
rh~re eve tvsrsy cs.ss % cboi~ss In ChIcszo, on
The lee Inst, ssd eight deaths.
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konsns'sss for Congress o." msss.eh usssts-
IBK sUCckssoR 90 Ma WINTHROP.

Bosros. August =, 1850
The ~bss 81 the Yirst Congressional pis,ric, bsv.
nominated Samuel A. Elliot a. . candidate Tor the
vsessey In the Bous~ Of Representatives. ocoasiop.d
~ IN r,s,snsnoo of the Hon Robt. q winthrop
NJ kliot 10 pou,iust-a upoa the thirteenth ballot
% ssft ~ ccmpfomf-~ rssdidsts between tvo pcr-
u.ns % che -hig party "A. has tsksa une TO cen
sf-sr sr to acc. pung the nomination
The d~morrsss have called . convention Ia the
f"urfh Dsuict- to nominate . cssdidats against Mr.
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bAirrsoss, Asguft 1859
tre, the voft ~ an iscendisry. occurred la Bond
street Bcbds vbss,wrtsht add blssAsniths shes
vss entirely destroyed aud the saJoinins baiisias
aud YARD Considerably inJste1. The nrenen b -
rt.t oofire vhsrb Oh. vstchmen ssr- severity Ia
jpr-d An Trtrbmsp named neWhlians sttem pied
SUICIDE. yesterday. by rutsins his thross
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Prsssssns rsvl-sr.,s Message.

~Ass,s.ro-. August 1859.
The ksfss~si f~ssisr~~e~ cf this ~ersnv isvds Pre-
s'ssss pnimofss ~s~ssss ana expresses the opinion
that VIII be approved b. s~ensy niae Of the thirty
etss~~
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John H.ys srr~~t-d try. n r.. fvs ths msrdsr q
Audf.- hsher, tn virginis has bees lodged ss Trial
in the pfissn ~ Riehmobd
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TELEGRA INvGLLtGEses.
e>~~s>>~e-~~-~~~~~~>>>~<>~~
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
RECEIVED TIKI
STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA, At HALIFAX.
MOURNING In FRANCE, For THE DEATH OF
PRESIDENT TAYLDR.
TIE AMERICAN CLAIMS ON 0aTUGiL.
&c, &c. NC

The Cambria, after coaisg, sailed fom III ,lfax
1pr Boston with fresh western s~iad al larter
past three O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon
The reports from Cork, Tipp-rary aud Gal way,
speak cheeringly of the ceming harvest, and parti
cularly Of the potato crop.
The political news from ireland is devoid Of in-
terest. 1t is said her Majesty intesds paying that
country another visit during the month Of August.
At a meeting Of the friends of Baron RothschiId,
held at London, on Thursday, il was resolved that
he should present himself at the bar Of the House,
as member for London. Baron Rothschild, accord
ding to previous arrangement, entered the House,
friday at noon, presented himself the bar, placed
his credentials upon the table and d. Inanied TO be
sworn On the Old Testament. A very stormy de-
bate ens0ed, in which the pusisnimous conduct
of the government was severely censurei, ny even
their usual supporters. Resolutions and amend
7nents were proposed and rel cited. Finally, the
debate was adjourned MI Monday, when almost
all politicians anticipate that resolution comforting
the principle of bill will be earned If 30, il is
thought by many that the wings cannot hold Office
another hour thereafter
Bristol has been the scene Of dreadful steam
boat explosion, by which number of persons have
lost their lives.
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The I.x.s Bou,d.rv RslI.

The following Is the bill propor ed il the Senate,
by MI. Penrcr, relative 10 the settlement Of the
boundary question at Texs-.-
Bin propo.ps Go tbs STATE Of rsrAs the establish
Dess OF her Northern and western boundaries thu
sy isr .s,.r,or :. ss,a soasd.r,.s snS ., All h.r
cisin upos the Unit.d States
u, ~ enacted. &C That the fcilowios propositions
shs BE- and the same hsr.by offered to tbs State
Of Trxas which wb~s sereed TO By The rstd siss, Ia
% cot pss,sd ~ the ess.fsi nbly shsl b- biad
ing ana oene ac.y urop the Ust~d states. ssd spon
the State II Tesas Proved. That said agree
h.nt by the said general assembly shsll be gissa
or b,fofe the Ist day Of December, 1850
f,rs. TIE STATE - r-,ss -il ssres that her bous.
csry on the sor,h sh.i, oomm-nss 81 the polo, al
~bieb the meridian Of lee d-gr -.st frog Green.
Web iniersset.c By the parallel Of 50 deg ssd 30
min nOfth lsfhus~ sud hall run from aid no, mt
sus wet &c ii. D~rid of ios degrees v-st ron
Creesvoh; thsnce her boundary shaii run due south
To the SD d.srr. of north latitude thence the ssid
parallel Of 81 drEr~~r 20 sorih lsftud. 10 the Rio
brave del Nort~ sud thence 9TH the channel 81 said
river TO the Gulf Of Mexico
Second The STATE 81 T,ras csdes TO the United
states all Der territory exterior TO her limits ssd
boupdsrtes ~h~h che sgre~s estsb N By the nrst
St,eis Of tails .rrs m.si
Third The STATE Of rerss relinq ui-bea all olsim
upon the United Bates or liability OF the debit -
Tss-s and Tor comP~.sstios or ipdsmohy for the
euirenfsr t. tb. Uried States ct her ships. forts.
ale custom bousrt custom house re.ssae, arms
aud munitions OF vsr aud public bulldogs, 9th IN Ar
si'.. .hih b-c.m. ib. p-ep.ry OF the Usi-s States
Of the time ~ the rpsexssioo-
FOURTH III Uuit.a st.i-s, ip ooosid-r.ton Of .aid
reduction Of Dound.ri.s e~.sion Of teri'ory. and
Ia quisf nsrpt ~ cirns ~ pay 10 tn. State r.xxs
th. sum OF tn m,oos % aollHrs. On . stocs e,rips
tvr per cent Interest aud r-d--mabls 81 th. end -
fourteen y,afs To inferred able half yysry ~ tn.
ussspry ~ the Utw. e'ssr
Fstk. fnmssi.ssiy amer th- pr~sia~ot Of the Uuisa
etsf~~ shall bsvs ben fursshrd With an suthsnt,s
copy dtbe sct ~ the E-nsrsi ss-~miay II Terss sc
pirs thee prcpo~isans he cause tn. stock 70
b. i.sud IN nvcs o the state of r.rss provided for
VA N. nnh sstieh Of this ssr~- osst
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