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NOTICE
or the Disc ontinuance United States Land Of
6ce yincennes, Indiana.


or the Discontinuance OF the United Land Of
flee yinconnes, Indiana.
ITNDER tho provisions the section the Congress
approved I2 1870, which declares that whenever the
remaining unsold In land district shall be
a of less than hundred thousand,
the Secretary OF the Treasury TO discontinue
land and land in such district sla
the disconinuance o land ONCE Inc
shall be subject sale OF the existing land oces
the district in which the land office shall have
he duty above required has been de-
upon the Interior by the acto establish the
Home Department" }" approved Sd March, 1913:
the Secretary OF the Int
Indiana lands unsod the time
be subject sale Tho land office at
Jefersonvile, IN said State .
private within the limits of the Vncennes dsc will
heretofore that office, from the
this and receiver heIeo
day on they prepared ppcdion entries
" '"9 ''e' JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Feb 8-3aw6w
NEXAS COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT GALV ESrON. -
The undersigned will attend TO the collection notes and &C
Texas settlement of land claims, and
eectng of the purchase OF produce
receiving forwarding of merchandise and that Of general
mission business. GEORGE BUTLER.
Moses Taylor, esq, j. G Dudley Co.,
Edward X, Collins, esq, Putnam,
Allen Paxson, James I4eherts b Co..
Haydock Corlies, b Co.. Edward g. Faile & Co.,
Hon. John w, Edmonds, j. j. r. Jrippe,
William u. Langley u Co., walter H. TOWNSEND q Co
f. s. Lathrop, esq,
REFERENCE WASHINGTON CITY.
Frederick w. Ritter, Treasury Department.
2-eod3m
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sohecsorsomce, City Hall. Nov. n,
NOTICE TO DELINoUENT TAx-PAYERs.-Noice is berehv
given that the Advertisement Of delinquent property s now in
course OF epaston and win be completed and published on or
about the first OF December M ' - v
The undersigned respectfully allow. mir,
discretion but makes ,be coeo
lion Of the taxes by advertisement and sale Of properly wont
exception, which unpad
All persons interested
and by paying avoid the heavy
RI ROCHE,
NOV vs-eou Collector,
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Avory's Sewing Machines-Price only S25 i-Pstented
October 10, 1850.

October 10, Is5n.
all who have used be
other sewing machine invented lor
simplicity the bess and strength Of in stitch and It's
25 lbs and only from 25 $50 IL
will neatly with the smallest thread the finest muslin cambr
silk well linen, wooen aud cetton goods and all Kinds
child Of 10 Of under
stand and work rapidly without danger OF its getting out Of
than 20 much bet
than be done by hand The stitches
independent
still holds and IL unlike and much
other sewing machine invented This machine
peculiarly adapted family and plantation will do all
kinds sewing and when known viii be generally introduced n'o
families and plantations.
The Avery Sewing Machp, Company perfected their
rsnRem.n manufacturing the and will supply
Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLEToN, 25i Broadwsy New York will receive
prompt attention.
Dec 23-d6m
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oils Il CANDLES now landing.
" Is hhds winter -beached sperm oil.
10 do do whale do
so boxes adamanlne candles.
25 do sperm (patenU do
For sale at New York prices by
MORTON WILSON,
Feb I7-eod2w Water street, Georgetown, ID. q
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A MERICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS, or Annual OF
II Scientific Discovery for 1883. .
Hand being gazetteer OF the world cdi'ed
by r. Carey Calico, A. Nj. =
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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washington Branch Ra,iroad.-Cban8e Of Hours.
&W - - ;ss -

IN Monday January IL passenger and mail
" follows
Iesse washington at = and sk, a m, az and 5, pm.
On Sundays 2, a. m, and 5, m.
Leave baltimore at and ps A. M - and o %, p
On Sundays atA a. m. and As, p m.
The first will be mail
stopping only Junction and Annapolis Junction
and 5, the Relay
going west and at baltimore with those going
by only sold the through tickets to Philadelphia
T. n. PARSONS,
Ian oo-dn Agent.
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nj CENTS . Pound-Busseri Prices Rednced am
Vi receipt New York
which rapidly roins the reduced Of ~ cents
pound. " BARNES,
Dealer In Groceries, Flour, and Provisions,
1-eodBts Corner Of 10 aad q streets.
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TNliE ANNUAL Comme nent OF the National Meui-
College hall OF the Smithsonian lnsitu
ion on Saturday. the of March, at ~ O'Clock,
rRoeRAMAE.
Music by a select orchestra.
Prayer.
Conferring the degrees.
Music.
Vaedictory by the dean
Music.
The friends Of the institution public generally in
ved attend.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., Dean, &c.
lar
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GENTLEnES's FURNISHING GOODS.
OR new and beautiful styles ans returned
from New York. and Is opening
ment.
c. H. LANES
nat cap, n genuemen's furnishing establishment,
=, a. -. Pa. avenue, near4X street
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NENTLEMENw dress shirts q superior ouaI,tv and
IN great variety may always be found Lanes
a the lowest cash prices
c. II. LANES
hs, cap a eenuemens furnishing establishment,
., a, A., Pa avenue, near AZ street
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A Great Chance make Money-from s. to $40 per
dayby tncudns females In either town OF coun
highly useful discovery OF universal de
will forward Of mail, on enclosing 81 10
John b. boI New York a
dents clerks invsd wishing 70 make money IL
mnedsy lucrative Of the United States Apply inn
medintely.
1s-d2mo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-08
TRUE AND BEAUTIFUL.
From the PRESBYTERIAN, PHILADELPHIA !

The longer we lonk AZ this subject fla
veiy,) the more fully we are convinced
that The hes, friends of The slave are The
jewellers in his nwn Suuih. In that South
are Il,ase wl,o received hun ponr, ma
krd savage. Mesh from AlIics ana The hor-
rors ~ The middle passage; they have
clo,hYd hun, fed him. visited him in sick
ness, have taken charge of bis chil,l,rn M
infancy, and provided f,r him ~ helpless
old age; have taught him a Saviour's
nsmr, aud been instrumental in shedding
abroad in his heart as,Saviour's love, and
preparing TOR him crown and kingdom
in Heaven. A whole nali,n Of his pen-
pie have grown up here. and. under .iIie
genial influence III Southern homes. lh.y
have been elevated irnsn barbarism tnzri-
v,lizaiion and chrisiianizaii0n. with RAJ
putty and To an extent lo WHICH history
shows no parallel. "A part Of hi. people
have gone hack to Africa. hearing with
hem the priceless treasure fssIlp gospel
"a compensation ample inr all their hard
ships; more Of them are going 10 JOIN
those already there; others ale 10 90. and
what Is 10 be the final result viii be- known
perhaps IN thai dav when Ethiopia shall
stretch lnrih her hands 10 t;ud. In al
this PROFESS nf elevaiing in the mass
a whole people from halbarism, whose
hands have Piled he lever hui those ~
Southern men. " ho have had The re-
sponsib,liiv. care. vexaiinn. expense. even
Ia The iinp"retisllmrni nf then lands and
their families. but The people 81 the South!
We heirve thu Cod, in his providence.
Is working oui a mighty wonder for tlri-
CTS sun.. holh 10 their avn and IN ihis
land. through what Tor the time seems nm
evii, and.lhai the final de. elopment will
be I'LL IL joy and gla,lnrss; and the re-
sslls will then he irared Ia their right
sources. when Unrle Toms Calm shall
have rrumbled 10 the dust, and Mrs. ,
Stnwe's name, her silver sal.rr, and her
Brush banque,s ave remembered no
more.
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lovingly. Nc. President Pierre has we'll
s,adisd lhs instincts AMI dispositions II
DemorrlW men. lis dd'ni 90 ~ The
Mrxiran wsr faF naihiue. Ne knaWs
t1al lbe esrdiasl fesprs q DC DsmOcrsiie
creed is-fhs sP0is! That there Is sams-
thing tangible N g's..d "a, snug nfbef.
thai shapes sralinena and sasoa'hs %
lhe edges aud eHnrrs az snpinioa he
savs 80 himself. : Why give these Union
f-lla~s anything. --gI.-y are nriil'rr Aso-
lislonisl. n.r Ssrrssianisas.-ilsry don't
wzn'i % hrrak np shr Unloa, = hey
wan'l 10 save il.-hni Ihe ilnias . sale
enough aIrrsdy .--c"n-rqnrniy fhtlr ae>
cnpsl,on 10 ganr. N1w Ihrse Ahaliiinn-
ixls and Disnnianisls will falkland lis my
policy 10 sep Iirir gramhl'ng.' So he
tables aul lhs irrSrlr and mnlzssfs. Mr..
Pierce. as ihinrs 90. Is riphl good ni.i
field Daelnr. I.0ak sfihr riIrcis af his
medicine the linn lies sa~n with the
kid. The luri"us S"u,hrcn. rampant
over the wrong. af In SauIh. Iotgri~ her
iniurirs for the present the ersfiy 0hio
AholiiionIsI. ie..rs a'-leadrr" an the slave
nv question half finished; hnlh hurrsh lar
PlrIce aud the Imam. and putting an
their hats. the .lor,ner starts far Sardinia.
the latter 61rs MP his traps far Chilli.
Surely The political miIlrpium g a.
hand. But will IL pay! wa Hsnaid.
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From the N. c. Democrat. )
A VISIT TO HIl.LsBoRoUGH.


A VISIT TO HIl.LsBOR0UGH.
We had the pleasure Of paving a
visit to the good old town Of HILLSIDE.
rough, during the past week.
We departed from home without any
of the usual parting tears, vain re-
gets aud wish-you Wells" and after a
pleasant ride Of some hours we halted
a; Turner'S Depot" seventeen miles
from yanceyville. We found "mine
host" Uncle Billy as ever before, the
personifcation Of what host should
be, fat, jolly aud attentive. OF course
he gave us Cherry Bomce,' Ham and
EGGS. "chicken fixins," and many other
good things too numerous to mention.
The wheat fields, as well as we could
Judge while passing hurriedly b,, were
just tolerable, corr looking well and. to.
bacco just being transplanted from the
plant-bed to the hills.
About 4 o'clock, dusty and latigued,
we hauled up at the well aud lasorably
known Orange Hotel, under the charge
Of our accommodating friend Nichols.
We felt very little ike anything but
water aud rest, however, and cunse.
quently saw nothing Of the place until
next morning. As we strolled early
around town we were struck with the
cool aud neat appearance Of the place,
and pronounced it greatly improved;
indeed IN spring HiIlsborough is hard
to beat; in appearance now, it will
compare favorably with any town III
our State. But we can say nothing
more than of its appearance, our limit
ed stay in town prevented our making
any observations as TO its business, &c.
We regretted having to leave so soon as
not to allow sufficient time to see our
friends and form new acquaintances'
and especially did We reere; that we
we're compelled to leave without ha'-
ing seen the veteran editor Of the Re-
icorder. We had a pleasant return.
trip, during which nothing worthy !"
note occurred, and arrived home saie'
tavorably Impressed with our trip 70
Hillsborough. and strongly in favor y
a Plank Road to ride on thesnex, TINE
we may pay Il as,isit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-08
dR. BRAGG THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES.

The Hon. JouS BRAsG. Of Alabama. has re,
Gently witten letter in which he declines beips
a candidate for reelection to Congress. The Ma
tional ln'elligencer speaks in very COMPLIMENTS.
ryiterms of Mr.. Bragg. and conclulcs its notice
Of his letter with the following remarks:
(" There is one sentence in the letter
OF this gentleman which, when taken
in connexion with the recent -discIo-
sares Of Mr.. Venable, Mr.. Bayly, and
other members on the floor OF the House
OF Representatives as TO the. mode, Of
transacting public business in that bo-
dy, cannot fail to produce painful
impression upon the minds Of those
readers who place a proper estimate
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-08
A TELLING rALE.

The sdminisiralion af Mr.. Fillmore.
says The New Y.rk. Express, Was s,gaal-
Nv abused by The Democratic organs. ss>
periaIly nv the Union. 10 Washington.
foi us .exiravaganre." :. waste OF The
public money! aprofn.Ion." 6r. No
administration was ever purer NOT esrn
that af t;eorge Washington and John
Quincy Adams--ihe pnrrsl that was ever
had--hni that % Was nevertheless p.o-
nounrrd rxiravaganl and corrupt jus, ~
John Quincy Adsms's was. Time. how
ever. farls aud F,Rnrr-. in lhr end. sci
all right with The ,nIelligeni mind.
The Register Of the trra.ury recently
issued = slairmrn, fiam whlrll il appears
that the estimates 81 the Fillmore admi-
n'sua,ion Tor The fiscal year ls50-'5i .
were s37 $50 Ot7
Appropriations by . Democratic Con-
gress, 47,i62.506
-
Democrats appropriated over wha.
Fillmore asked. ss,4sa.ass
The Fillmore administration asked
in lssl-'52. .s3s,657 .4ss
Tbs Democratic congess approptia.
led ss.i6a. 2sa
Appropriated oye' Filmore's asking. s4,49a,77s
So Democratic Congress. in two
years, gave Fillmore more than he.
asked, Sl3,9s7. 1862
10 NIT further comment unnecessary !
RuI j, should he remarked that Congress
gave nothing for The defence of The coun>
iTy-nolhing i"r Qualifications. ihongh he
asked 10 1882, 7s9.3O0-and lule or
n",hing Cor internal improvements. 10
hiring out lhr resources ~ the country.
though the President asked sI.555.77s.
Much of The money Congress. gave was
wsn'ed in the Indian Department, and
otherwise.
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The General Postoffice Department
il is said, have abandoned their origi.
nal intention Of issuing the new stamp.
ed envelops as early as the LIST Of June,
though the contractors are understood
to have portion Of themAnow ready
for delivery. The Postmaster Gene
raj. being indisposed to scatter then
abroad until he can have sufficient on
hand to send them in every direction
has deemed it best to wait until The
LIST Of July, when an ample supply will
be ready.
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\ PRFssrrEKiAS GExEKn ArsExuxgS
Sl-The t'ommitter an. the sl.s.s-
question befare the Ne1 Sehaal 4
sembls. az Buffalo. on Monday. mssr.
fed their report by recommending 4.
Presbyierirs AZ Slssehsldiag st.ses !
answer inquiries respecting The -
Der of Shareholders IN the church a.
instead uf appointing commission i
make such inquiries ~
DIR. Rnss, Messrs. Hslmes, Brandt.
and Forrey. Of Virginia. stronsl, =.
posed all agitation on the subject IT..
latter. in a powerful speech. urged H.
folly and inconsistency of the Assen
bly, interfering with the churches !,
slaveholding States. and said plsinl,
that every Southern Presb,tery hal
resolved to seeede If the report Ma.
adopted. On the other hand, wester.
delegates declared that the west,n
Presbyteries would separate irom n.
Assembly, ifno action was taken. 4,
fhelevening session. the feeling rsa
high. After several speeches, and
amid great excitement. AT nearl, 10
o'clock. the report Of the committee
as modified. was adopted: Yeas "A
nays IS. The, Southern Synods, II !,
said. will probably secede.
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The University Magazine for il

The University Magazine for June
has slso been received. We have not had time
TO peruse il, and can therefore only give the Ia.
HE Of contents. as fellows: Abridgment Of the
Memoirs Of Major General Howe, by Mr.. Archi.
bald N. Hooper. M H" (Poe,ry)-
The Banks Of the Epac Reef. concluded-The
Los. Love, or, The Wilch's Revenge, (Poeiry. }
What is the Supreme STANDARD Of Right and
Wrong fought the Trustees 10 Establish q
Gymnasium IAN Indian Dance-Wind and
s,ars-Rest, Legend, (Poclry) Woman,
Rights and Boys Precociiy--Molher Goose--
To the Poelsof North Carolina, (pocsy )-Edi
lori,l Table.
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az We understand thai the proprictors If the
Beard Copper Mine, in Glilf,rd county, have
contracted with two gentlemen for the lease and
conditional sale Of the mine al pretty high f.
gules and that il is the intention Of the lessees
10 commence the mining operations as soon as
possible.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-08

Mr.. Thomas w. Dewey Of Raleigh
has been appointed Cashier of the
Branch Bank of the State in Charlotte,
vice Mr.. W.. A. Lucas. recently ap,
pointed Cashier Of the Bauk Of Char.
lotte.
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Rennett,s Land Tsill. -Tb

Bcnhelt,S Il1nu IB1II. = The Demo-
cratic party have hitherto been opposed to dis.
trihuiion Of the Public Lands, Or their proceeds,
in any manner which you'd sisaSto the old
States share in the benefits, wade large dona.
tions were continually. year after year being la
Wished upon The new s;asss. But the people d
the OIL States are Beginning b, open their eyes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-08

. Mr., Ingersoll. our Minister al Lon.
don. has determined to attend no more
festivities at which Mrs. Stowe is the
principal object OF compliment. The
decision is honorable to that genetle.
man.
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The Democrats Free Press announces Wat
rrn y. LraKr. esq. Of Richmond county, q .
candidate Cor Congress in opposition 10 The Hon.
wiLIIas S.Asas. in the 81 district. MT. Leake
10 an old-line Democrat, and was President u The
Electoral College that cast the vote Of this stale
for Piece and King. Upon what issues Nh. l..
Is 10 conduct the canvass we are not informed,
but we presume he win take the position occu
pied by Mr.. M'R.r, sizs-oppos,ion 20 Dir.
Ashe hecause Of his vote against Benneli's Land
Bill. and because Of his dodging The Homestead
Bill. II is very evident that the Democratic par
~ in this State are becoming sensible Of their
error in opposing distribution Of the Public
Lands among the States; and We regard il as .
favorable indication when Democrats step for.
ward 10 oppose Democrats upon this issue. in .
district where no Wing wonld have sufficient
inducemeni TO do so.
Since writing the above. we have seen in the
Fayetteville Carolinian a circular from Mr.. w.
+. Leake. in which he says that he is Tor com.
ing boldly up 10 the mark. snd asserting the
claims Of North Carolina to an equitable portion
Of the Public Lands ere il be TOO late. We may
notice his circular more fully in our next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-08

We learn from the New York Herald
that the Rev. DIR. Atkinson accepts The
bishopric Of North Carolina. to which
he was elected by the Convention late.
" held in the city of Raleigh.
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BEWARE OF CouNTERrErTs. - Our
State seems To be flooded with com.
terfeit money. There are los and S.
ON the Cape Fear Bank, los and Is
on the Bank OF the State. and SOS on
the Merchants Bank Of Ncwbern. The
public cannot be too careful.
WILMINGTON Herald.
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Ink GARDINER cAsR.-rhe jury in
this ease have finally bren discharged IN
scroun, Of their inabiliiy 10 agree upon
vrrdrl. u is understood thai nine were
for arqun,ial and Ihee Tor conviction.
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F,om the National In,elligenc.r.

The annexed lelIrr is Of serious import
|, is from The intel iprnl and general,
well>ininrmet correspondent 81 the jour
nal Of Commerce and we know that il,
ia rmenis are substantially correct % IA
AS they relate Ia General Gailand's de-,
parinre Im The Upper Rio G.an,lc, an,
The strong lnrce nf all arms whIrh " III b,
there under hi. orders. Yel we rul. T.
tain h"pe that the writer is mistaken ia
surprising that the dispute whmh ha,
arisen about the patch IN the Mesilla val,
lev is 10 be selllr,l by an abrupt shork u
arm.
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% DE I5ily q such saisidal course apd -
swaLsnsa ssussel iu.iiss b H'slins ipiosdf 10.
10 he parry. THE pdaelg,s has pdw Ds9asls'is
5sl-nllsrss ial sons q Sc lrsisr q 81 fsHy.
uauiIius opsnly d sisB3 uPaa thfod psaaess,is
essuad. have r.iss3 ns- is.Ds, ahA srs .sislIs'
ing % drfsna themselves y malins elsta'ans
10 Behassfs IN They oPPnss 4. fhry sl'sse. =
'~~o-< Ne h~nrfs ace nas rqual; fszrsi'nz iAss
u.sy have been inssrumrnial ID sisiag faeri . .
ain more unequsl ssssrm q sisins - sls
ns~ sasies aR sind % the ed slsiss aonf. bui
wilI the peapls be sssisked~iIh s1rh IN ssss'oa
IL he queslionf Bennesf's hin would hsss CIV
en- % Nonh CsrOIina one million m hundffd
thousand serss q nc. Puhiir I.snds. ~hiie he
policy advocated BY Die Demerais-~e mean
tha.r Who sPpo~ disaribulionr~osid sise hfr
just none af sl. and the p<opls. Ne think. will
underzssnd this. VI, presume The iriends Of Dis
nibulion in Noah Carolina have no particular
partially 70 Benne,i's hi. hus ihey prefer thsi
10 nothing. II therefore. ihose candidates. fo'
Congress who oppose Renne,i's billion the snsund
that Il distributes lhe land unequsy. and that q
restricts The States in the use 10 be m.desof The
lands. wish 10 Obtain The support q the friends
Of d.,ribuiion. they masi pledge themselves 10 Sc
for bener bill--snd 10 60 ior il mac. without
any IFS or snd.. The sincerity Of one rho Oh
jec,s 10 Benefits biiI on such grounds. and Al
the same lime sppos eny distribution. ma, well
be questioned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-08

We have ss,n il's kTsb Nsl can -.
snA know Ne oUsin sHl ln,asiiss !,
saesllpn. The ri'spmslsnrvs II ll,s a..
sTni ~ afs simist " ll,ase al N, - ]"
Hsr The altaurs 80 tsaIpns - =.
and nPop Msialnpsss kintlled h -
war. and M serond mar b. ns~..,.,s
~ lis lnovrnrnl upDn Inc Mrssll. =,
ley.
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Warrington, wedne-lay, June I.

ten. Garland. Vim has brrn here, Ell
route far New MrAiro. la. lrr, far Liz
lmpmlnnl command. lie arrived here u,
much less time than was exprclrd, after
lie had been summoned Ia this place. he
- undoubtedly 10 p,mrpd lurlhwnh Il,
New Mexir,, and 10 manh nlo lie Me-
silia valley with lnrre that will enable
hun 10 encmnrr Governor Irias. who
= there before him, and WIN j. prepared
10 exi RI hnm ur anv uihrr- Am,rrlran m
ir,ller. u may he ti,ai Governor Trias,
Will ,eiirr before Gen. Garland. and il,al
Santa Anna will suilrr The United States
7" lake ami keep po<se-.inn al thai. dis
pnird Irrrii"ry. But sucl, is moi The ap,
parent meniinn OF The Mrxirans.
thur Executive Gnver,nen, hare de.
cided thai the disputed territory belongs
10 as under the treaty, aud would be- ours
surprising the boundary line IN be run
from "a pom, immediately nor,h nG FL
Pasn' westward
! Is al n0 use now to ga inlu the me-
q Of this controversy. l say again u,al
oar Executive has decided The question,
and i, IS To the results snf that deci>iun
that we are 10 lmk. II is 10 be hoped
thai this dispute will be allowed To, Ie
settled ~ the manner contemplated in
The treaty Of tiuadalnpe, by running the
line over again.. or. in rase .oI final
disagreement. Ia refer The dispute 10 line
arbitration 81 some third party. Bal
arms are now introduced by boiIi par
lIes 10 The dispute. bn,h parties midi
cate resnluie intention d seule The
question by aims. Gov. Tllas may give
way. bur l,e has moi occupied The Mrslla
''f Tue p'irp'se q Welding y. lie has
''"l g"ne there willsa fncr o. a,ih. .usantl
men l"I The mere purpose d giving upihe
territory 10 ten. Garln,d. With a small
y escort he could d, that.