The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
senator rOote,, rerri,orIaI n,I,.

The many enquiries In relation to this biii, and applications made to us for il, induce us to give the boundaries as described by the Washington cores pOndent of the New York Tribune. It marks the geographical lines without Any aasion tO slavery:
 CaIjfovRia.--The boundaries of the new territory Of Caforni4 gre thus described: "BeEinnfhr of the intersection of the 42d degree of Iaiiiads with the shore of the Pacific Ocean; thence due east with tho said parallel of latitude t0 the ll6th degree of west longitude; thence soath with the said aegree of longitude until strikes the bou ndary line estab- iisbe1 between the United States and Mexico, by the treaty concluded al Guadalupe kidalgo the I'd Feb, ls4s thence by aud W ith the said oou ndary He to ihe sh0ie of the Paciic Ocean; thence nor ,hery by aud with tIi1 said shore to the place of beginning, BIarins leagas into the sea from the southern 10 the northern boundary aforesaid and including all bays harbO.s and islands, adjacent tO the said shorr'
 Dsserst begins "ai the point of the 42d degree of north latitude or te northern boundary of ( ali nia, where II is hersected by Ike lloih degree of west longitude; thsDce due east with the said nor tern boundary of California until II shail strike the northern point on the eastern boundary of Calilor- mia, as t has heretofore existed thence south, by and with the said eastern boundary line until IL shall arrive at the northern point of the westeFn boundary ue of New Mexico; thence south Ihwardly, by aud with tie said western boundary line esiAb-
 
 he treaty eoneluoed al GuadaiuPe Hidalgo The 2l Feb, ls45; thence, wesIwagdly, by and win the last mentioned boundary ine io it's intersection by the II 6tIi degree of west latitude; llIem north, by and with the said degree of west longitude, 10 tle point of beginning"
 Ner Merieo.-:All that part of the territory of the UDited States acquired by the treaty of peace," not included within the boundaries of fexss.
 JaeInto.-' Beginning al inc mouth of tIe Brassos river, and in e middle thereof, 10 the point of in tersecton Of tfe norieEn boundary line of the State of Texas, as laid down in tbe act of the Republic of Texas entiiled "An act 10 define tue boundafies of the Republic ol Texas passed ln The year ls36; then by and with said boundary line 10 ie point ot it's intersection with the &eslern boundary of ihs State of Arkansas thence south, sy and with said western boundary, 10 the northern point of the western boundary of Louisiana, to the mouth of the Saline river; thence by and with the shore of the Uaif of Mexico to the point of begiuniug al the middle of the mouth Of the Bras-os river udiug any islands ad daceHt and opposite to that part o the coast belonging io this State.'
 ''Ebe denIagogue of the Empire State, ravenous for distinctions and interruptions abaut tue means. was tine right sort of game for him. aud this casion tempted hun to the chase with aarement past ali resistance IL is us pretty piece of sport as be foehd ID tbe records Of wood craft, and rsport says that the gravity uf the Senate aIio geiher forgotten during the progress Of it. 1 " Not so win Mr foote, however. He is as ! grave owl, white he is pouring the tide of | laughter throngh hi, audience Doubtless hs en- joys Il in his heart but Is in those depths from which hot rjpel reaches tue couBtenanee. He utters equally thv Groiiest and the htere.t things with a look of 0noceal simplicity that ad1s Iut- nieiy b the effect He throws lighted shells al his adversary with the air of who should say-he | hopes he shall be understood merely doing his duty, and not seeking to wound any geutienan's $ feelings lie goes 10 work 10 skin his victim with
 business like earuestHess, indicating the least consciousness that there is anything unusual ia Inc operation or any cause for the wrthings of the sui 1 fereT, and when he has finished ie hangs up the skin on peg gentleman bangs up his hat after taking walk. iiis yoce IS soft and afectioue iu the meantime, aud his whole manner refres.HngIy 1 cool