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Washington, March 81, 1858.
IN petition OF Massachusetts
for Of patent granted TO him the seven
mode making
eudeeons which disclaimer
sso and added the
September OF said
patent which takes place the seventeenth 90 day Of July
eighteen hundred and My three, (ls53-
II petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday 2 OF June ~ o'clock and all
notified show
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing required file In the Patent
Once objections specially forth in writing least
before the hearing All filed by either
said transmitted In
codancc with rules Of ONCE, which viii be furnished
pIicstion.
Ordered be published National Ine
sence Republic, Upon Washington city Inquirer Phis
dcphia Express New York city Providence
Provdsnce Rhode Island Boston Bee Boston Massscbu.e.
for three successive previous the twentieth
(so) OF June nert, the day OF hearing
r.. G. wEIGHTMAN
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
p Editors OF the above papers will copy and send their
bills the Patent Once, with paper containing this nouce
Ap l-law3w
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BUTTER Forty thousand pounds OF butter, recently
imported into Boston from Ireland, taken back in
The Europa which sailed the ed ul, not having
manded sufficient price.
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PHmaDsLrHIA March 3o.--Tbree double eag,s werc
found this afternoon buried in the yard back OF the tavern
where Arthur Spring boarded at the time of the murder
Mrs Lynch and her sister, Federal street The same
number OF $40 gold pieces taken from the trunk of
Mrs Lynch the right the murder As the las, link in
the chain OF circumstances fixing the murder Spring Is
connected, the probability is that he will make full
confession IL is generally thought that he has been the
principal actor in many bloody tragedies
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DELIBERATE MURDER

NKw YORK March 3i.-At ii o'clock this morning
Frenchmsn named Muveen, called on a man named De-
CON- also Frenchmau, residing in Greenwich street He
presented bill Of some kind, whereupon Decon drew
pistol and shot Mulveen dead and escaped.
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National Theatre .

The latest accounts from Mexico state that General
Uraga has been appointed ambassador 10 Madrid.
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e. N. sTsATrON, Auctioneer,

e. n.
(Pcnnsyipania drrnue, corner Of Ninth sreeto
CLOSING SALE PRIOR TO REMoYAL.-Superior rosewood
piano mahogany and walnut urn
lure cigars assortment OF miscellaneous
goods without saturday morning April 2, at II
O'Clock my room, shall SELL without reserve, as IN
spacious warehouse
on PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Tenth Aree south side
superior rosewood octave piano forte
mahogany double wardrobes
2walnut do
Walnut book
Mahogany and walnut marble TOD dressing bureaus
DO do dressing and plain bureaus
Painted wardrobes centre and end tables
High low mahogany and cherry bedstsads
Cane chars
Superior mattresses, carpets, rugs, Ae
10000 superior imported Havana cigars
% barrels Mercer potatoes
30 bags superior Moine Mercer potatoes
under $25 and under SO0 thirty and
,iI days credit over S0O months for notes salts
factony endorsed, bearing interest,"
An
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CHARIE,ros March 29.-The Jail at Chesterfield, South
Carolina, took fire last night and was com peey destroyed
The FIRE of all 10 portion of the building In
which eight prisoners locked up their cells, and
there being of rescuing them from the outside
they all persisted in the flames Their tho fire
commenced TO envelop them were truly awful
rHE eRRMANTows Later FROM FORT reaYa
BosToN, March 3o.-The United States ship German
town, Com. L. A. Lavaete, arrived to-day from Port
Prays, March l. She sailed in company with the sloop
Dale for Boston The Marion arrived at Port Prsya
February I'D.
Later advccs from Aur Cages report that the Emperor
still there and consequently business wa. neglected
Some coffee was coming in, aud quoted at SIS per 100
pounds.
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CARD.The public is respectfully invited TO
furniture which will take place at the res
Winfield Friday the LIST OF April
O'Clock is good qualify and the sale
worthy their attention. For further particulars see
GREEN SCOTT,
APP LII AucioneeTs
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s.ILtye or rHK orrY or GLASGOW.

Pun. ptLruIA March 81 The steamer City Of Glasgow
sailed for Liverpool O'Clock this morning She Is full
Of freghr and takes ortyseven passengers, but no
,pece.
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nd branches By returns au 10 the am for
w then apfd o
ordered ne hs Treasury
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NEw YoRx, March 3I-2, y. m.-Tbc stock market TO-
day closed hrmer. Money easier. Consols, pa 81 Sales
OF United States S. 1867 1901 Csnton, ei5 Erie. s5i
Nicaragua, ai Morris canal, 2li Erie couveribles 70
Harlem, 61i Norwich and Worcester, b3i Sonngton,
67i; Cumberland coal. 5ti Cary improvement ia
Nrw ORLEANS, March ~ The sales Of cotton to-d'y
have reached 1000 bales full prices. especially for finer
qualities Good mddngs are quoted i0a ioi The re
ceip,s are falling of saeHf.a
The increase all southern ports FOR The corresponding
period last 400 900 bales The stock hand 3d.
90 bales treghts 10 Liverpool 0Tfhs st-'ltnseS
change quoted al 81 Moa,ses la, dsc, I'd, sd ,e
BIO coffee has fallen price.
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CoTros IN ArRIcA-Thiriy varieties of cotton have
been found growing spontaneously in Africa. A mis-
sonary says he has stood erect under the branches OF
a cotton in Gouah village. heavily laden with
bols that poped up with forked sticks 20 prevent
it from breaking under its weight The cotton
equal to that OF any country The natives manufacture
cotton goods extensively .--Seisnllfe american.
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AsoIHER NEw YoRK ENTERPRISE -. NJ Griswold.
American consul al Shanghai and Of the eminent
merchant OF this city, Russell Sturgs and Captain Dear
borne, recently la command Of The Panama. from China.
and others. have built powerful and swift steamer in
this city, TO tow and passenger boat between the
ports OF Shanghai. Whampoa, Hong Kong, and Canton
The vessel IS OF 500 tons only and will cost $50 900
The wood work (rom Colyers yard) and engines (H
K Durham * Coz are all that money could make them
for strength and durability aud the vessel looks as Il she
would ny like bird. The "Coniucius" is the name OF
the steamer IN honor. OF course OF The great Aagog OF
the Chinese. The C. will sail in week or ten days. in
charge OF Captain Dearborne. who goes out with HE
family and who will remain on board The OF the
sailors OF the steamer Chinese and excellent sailors
we told they make. after understanding something OF
the language and wants OF those on board. The Con-
fucius will go out loaded with coal for her own con
sumption, via The Cape OF Good Hope. stopping at the
Cape and Singapore and the expect 10 see her
at Shanghai within seventy days. and perhaps sooner
An enteprsng party OF citizens have recently sent
steamer TO navigate the rivers OF South America, and
another American vessel is about TO take wings for
the empire oil "the Celeslials."-N Express
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BY Il. n. sTRArroN. Aact,oneer,


EXECUTORS sALE.-vhLUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
IL auction.On Tuesday April 5th at O'Clock The
premises shall sell that valuable property belonging The estate
Mrs II, Devices the OF 18Th and
Of lots No 10 and III in square No 2s7, front
rh feet, with depth OF ~ feet To alley
Improvements OF brick basement and atue
dwelling, back building containing thirteen rooms Also
The house Is IN good
and under rent.
residue In equal indictments At II,
months, secured by deed OF trust on the
purrhaser By order OF the executor.
TAI D-du
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sales To-Day.

ny GREEN Il sCOrr, Auc ,eers.
ifXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
IL phgIon, auctionOn Friday, LIST of April shall
sell the residence Major General Winfield United
10 o'clock, New York Of
18th street, excellent assortment of furniture vzs
Mahogany bookcases, lounge and siieboard
DO wardrobe, crib, and dressing bureau
DO dining, breakfast card, and other tables
Rosewood wardrobe, bureau, wristbands SC.
Extension dining table, IL feet commode
DRESSING work, book, and other stands
Rocking and other chairs, looking glasses, &c.
Two fine chandeliers, carcel and other lamps
China, glass, and crockeryware
Iron and other bedsteads, beds and bedding
Brussels and other carpets, ocoth and mating
Cooking, hall, radiator, and other stoves.
With large assortment of kitchen requisites.
Also, New York-but pheton, order by
Coils saddles and BRIDES with other articles which
we deem unnecessary TO enumerate.
Terms cash. GREEN SCOTT,
Mar 3l-d AuctoneeTs.
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FURNISHED ROOMS Several very pleasant rooms,
be had by applying third door from the Irving
IIeu.e east side o. Twelfth Mar 3l-as
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by y. Q. IcGUIKE. Auctloneer.


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On
Friday lst O'Clock, the premises
shall sell lot No in 3 fronting fyone feet one inch
Tenth Eleventh depth
of 100 good substantial and attic
brick containing thirteen brick stable
whole enclosed high brick wall being the
former residence of Thos. H. Gillss, deceased.
Terms Oneird residue In sis twelve and eighteen
satisfactorily bearing Title nds
puabe Ii complied with in Eve days. the
will be risk
JAS. L. MCGUIRE
27-d Auciioneer
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fPennvrorfu corner 81 Nrfh aresa)
7 WILL orr n Ar PUBLIC SALE, ON FRIDAY AFTER-
/ poou O'Clock, the
OF beautiful building
s adpird market gardening, situated half
wsnron. an the turnpike % Hsdensburs,
i, the srcucen,s I'd General George Washington Bowie
liberal, and made known u sale.
Mar ae-tAa
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

| ny NhcS,UIISHss INuCt'UHeeT'
Of from John H. surrat to The date Az
gust 1872 and duly recorded in ber J. A. s. No. o. folio. rs
OF he OF couhy
pubic auction, on u premises on TUESDAY January o ocioch
p M a mar uac, OF nd caed ana SHOWN y the name OF
=, nnsnia ana an,ainna hnndrsd
80 an,an =, - " N' $50 'e - '
o Mi mar ,r,c, NJ land md t,ov h the mama nj For
Hall ;,naa wing and hem CARLY In Wnsbigon coun,v in The
Connh,o ma prnce
~ ana hun,.d ana
800 ana ,,D sn,v * 81. neychss MOI. n Lass ' -
I.nd .a,oi,s nm ~ Mrs Ci,son
Mr. yonng and ia s,asd well onced has IN ercc
Mar, ana o,h.r An, ooo
wei, waiersd and pood mill now % Tbs land abundany
ara ,,i,bIr ,,., ~
supp,ed ~ s'a nm'ei' anu "ih ~ es VI u'' o"p, y"
T.,a as fa,,, ga. tho rcsidu. 10 10 ia and "a pon,h.
-. , w . ~, ~ 80 - a'
- - -, "a .,, ,.,h, a.. a..
~. ,a@ad =, a.. IA ,,a
~ P''p' " " WIN " HOWARD Trustee
n os o.usJ. ~ NtccIIIpF' au,ion.sx
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GALE OF MUsKkTs, &C, ny ORDER or rue oUARrEk
Tuesday, the l2h OF April we sna -
barracks, Washington at 10 O'clock n, soo
old muskets
A lot Of equipments, brsss, &c. Terms cash
Mar AZ - GREEN A. SCOTT, Auciopeers.
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,~n superior steamboat UNION, with hne comforta
ako BILE saloons for the accommodation OF PessenGers'
Hours of departure for this week Leaves hieSan-
iris Mt ~, N, TX, 1, az, ~, and 81 O'Clock .,
MAJ M -i~ ROLLINS, CnpsaiD
,OR SALE Reside nco ON Heights OF George
with grounds and out buildings
sides by High, Frederick and
Road sres and border n said by forest trees
three OF which l5k by u
feet besides and Also, psrA, with
vipdows building,
cistern Che kitchen
door which introduced into
house and stable yard
buildings consist Of stable with three stalls
hayon wood and coal yard
plant variety shruhs plan
There orchard pium apple
peach and apricot trees lot enclosed with
lane leading to II iron. the stabic-y RI
The property enclosed with fence OF
ers, sud well set hedge Of evergreen thorn.
The house appropriately (which
r'y NJ the Office Of this paper.
Th's Sposcd ~ private sale offered for
~ ~ w. prenses u O'Clock, y. Tuesday, 5th Of
Mar I1-AlwAssdn ssalta ete.s
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.snnE NEW SPRING GoOpx.-p. !. ~

saORE NEW SPRING GOODx.-p. y. steer, Mer-
MI Tailor 7th his spring
all his and the public
his stock he before had the
hibii that would compare with IL.
In TRUTH he fen upon surprisingly beautiful
He will therefore offer the possible pducemept.
chssers and the highest Subtraction
who may order clothing regard 6 hnish
The style Of work before and tasteful
since exclusively devoted
each by which be attained In
that branch.
We have geperens furnishing
eoodssuch sbn stocks gloves, collars scas &C
Mar Is-d2w
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DIED.

DIED,
S
ESQ., editor OF the Globe,) in the 43d year Of her age
lady Of estmabe qualities Of head and
educated well educated and she devoted
which her energy talents gave, early years.
a who had claims
with liberal hand No alive to The nober
evnced them strongly than in that kindred
Circle where the less just and benevolent through ndu
gence grew ngectful The ympahes Of Mrs.
made Of her happiness
religious, and this consoed her amid apprehen-
sons by health which truly
pated This Offers oil the consolation that
given afflicted husband and the children
has left TO his
The funeral will take place to-day O'Clock, Mr.
residence, where his friends will attend
NATIONAL THEATRE.
AcdSs and Stage x W rENNo
Benefit OF
w. M. FOSTER.
On FRIDAY EVENING, April l.
performance beautiful drama, in acts,
THE BRIGAND.
Pa. de Theodore
MIR. A. recite Have All Picture
Of a Theatre.
To be followed by entitled the
LEGION OF HONOR
Comic song IL. G Jordan
10 by. ..............Mi,sA Annie Walters
To conclude with popular patriotic drama,
LIBERTY TREE, OR THE SPIRIT OF TO-
Pee, of admission boxes s. dre. circle aud pal.
cents orchestra seats Is family circle, as
Doors open at O'Clock at7S
open daily, from 10 O'Clock to O'Clock
'H%Sl
CARUsI's SALOON.
nE citizens OF Washington respectfully
JUIEN5 grand farewell concert in this city will take place on
MospAr, April 4, 1883,
Assisted BY the following eminent artistic
sgnorna Anna vezeun Pma Donna from The grand opera Nj
xsor AIo Arnold tenor from M'e,ns X, Italian opera
For further particulars see future Advertisements.
Ap l-du
POSI- lively THE LAST WEEK.
VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI,
Wednesday, Saturday afternoons at 3s o'clock Warranted
Is Las, week Of lifeline Engine. fur
ni,hed with patent blow up and -, safety valves.
M nssase div 'A'''" : - -''' - '"'''
DLOUNCED DRESS GooDs.-we have hi. da, received
Ap Iii CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, a co.
TRENCH's Notes . PARALLELS OF Our Lord. DC
Trench. Note. on the Miracle. Octave 81 rs
Treatise Biblical Criticism; by Dr. Davidson. vols syo.
o.
Preacher and the King Bourdaone In the Court of Louis
XIV, with introduction Dr. Potts
Glass Miscaagos OF Professors
sinners and Saints, Repentance
Meet their God by Lewis stuckiey limo
IS cents
New Themes Protestant Clergy. 81
for sale by GRAY n BaLLAsTYNE
Ap Seventh street.
THE BIBLE HYMN BOOK, edited by tho Ho,
rsiius Booar lsmo 80 cents
The following = extract from the preface
Lord God took himselfn boy
old, whose Kindness
much beloved by all who knew him.
showed clearly in that he had
again child Of God through faith In Jesus Christi
this little gave him much comfort
what he enjoyed much might be within the
Others book printed for the good Of the young
mother thankful for the new birth their have
reader dying Of Samuel George, 10 the that
beloved Son, would make u ~ great blessing
you as as their child"
GRAY n BALLANTyNE,
Ap1 Seventh street,
ID UssET. ON CHI Es.-2 vols-new edition,
III Archb isi 2vos-new edition.
Smith Contracts. voI.--new edition. -. -. -
ApI FHANCk TAYLOR.
rOLORED PORTRAITS Of Louis Napoleon snd the
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BLACK DRESS GOODs-we have in the following de-
ID srsble goods
pfeces Lupins best bombasns, from 81 to ~ per yard
do black boiled silk, from 81 TO s. 80 do
10 do black challey from 81 cents to rs do
do black genadine figured and plain, from 81 TO 81 80
yard
pieces Lupins black mousseine, from 81 TO IS
yard
30 do best Alpaca from IS 81 IS per yard
10 do black figured and plain beregc from 81 to 30 cents
yard
black and musns, from Is to rs
yard
Also black English black lace wells, veil
Italian Grape, black hosiery Of all kinds
Black gloves, black Canton Grape shsws
Black silk shnw black msatlcs, black calico
pay especial selection and sale Of mourning
goods all who buy from rely getting
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Apl-3uf
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Prices admission Private boxes, s. dress circle aud
so children under Vyoars half price reserved seats
Is orchestra 70 family CIRCLE as
uer SO coored gallery, IS cents.
Doors open O'Clock curtain will be raised at7S The
open daily, from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
p. m.
Apl
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Date OF
returns
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Starting Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, every night *
wednesday and Saturday afternoons al 81 O'Clock Warranted
through in two hours
room OF the line Engines
nished with patent blow and oat safety valves,
Baggage and children In the nj the owners risk.
Mar27-diw.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT. Aastioneer..

HANDSOME THREE. STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT
Ill BRICK HOUSE AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the 3th OF
April O'Clock shall SELL in front ofihe premises, hand
and the lot which stands,
side OF d. I'd and ID The
III good and conveniently arranged store
| room stable, and carriage house,
fourth cash the balance in l. 2 and 3yeas the
for the deferred bearing Interest
ffora day taken An
| yeyancing the cost Of the purchaser -
An Id tucuoneers
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ELOUNCED DRESS GOODS.-We have this day received /
beautiful founced berege robes which
attention OF the ladies' is respectfully invited.
hp lit CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, a CO.
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CARUsI's SALOON.
THE citizens Washington respectfully informed PAUL
JULIEN5 grand farewell in this city will take place
MospAr, April 4, 1888,
Assisted following eminent artists
ssnona vezeun, Prma Donna from the grand Nj
sixnor Arnold, from Msret1ek Italian
Herr Charles Mechi pianist from the grand Conser
vatoire, Berlin.
For further particulars future Advertisements.
Ap l-du
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, the ONCE OF the "Me-
chancs' own between 9th and oh lad OF is rs
One who has knowledge OF
business and who resides with his city will hear ofa
situation by applying above. Mar @-d3
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RIGGLEs. Merchant Tailor, having received ns nall
- stock o. spring goods styles and 'mpcs
uons, would respectfully and
onrnne ~ the city 70 him cali examine MS soods which
superso sold
~ can ~ purchased in of the District
All clothes warranted n superior
Store on IN street, OF snsise Larham' bank.
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AanvAL or The sIAsASA.-rnsEs LArxR EUROPE
HALIFAX, March So--l2. m.--The steamer Niagara
has arrived. with Liverpool dates OF the 18th inst
tsEcoED DEsFArcnl
HALIFAX, March Sl.-Ihe Niagara bdngs SO passengers
and a fall height
la consequence Of dense fog prevailing in habor.
she struck at the entrance Of the haIbo but no
serious dana &c.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.


The Countess Of MIMIC, mother of Lord JOIN RUSSELL
and wife of Lord Mimic, died Nervi Piedmont the
22i Of last month.
The weekly railway traffic of this year on English rail
ways is ,503 greater than that of last year The
amount received for months of this year was
$4,000, 600
Nux Vomica is most bitter and poisonous drug In
1910 there were $40 pounds Of it imported noEngand
while last year there $40 tons of it imported What
is the cause 1.-THE increase?
company has been formed in London called the Flee
trio Gas Company TO make gas from the decom position
Of water by electricity It directed by Lord Howard de
Walden and Sir ]. W. Waller
The King Of Sardinia and the royal family while making
pleasure trip IL the Goyernolo steamer were placed in
danger by the steamer going sunken rock and Leak
ing 50 seriously that the King and his family obliged
to return home on another steamer, the Trpo
Over ten millions worth Of Irish land has been sold IN
derhe lncumbcred Estate act This property was owned
by lO6 insovent propretors is now owned by 5000
steady snd solvent landlords mostly skilled farmers or
intelligent capitalists.
At Dover the town porters claim as right to carry
every passengers bag to the custom house and even
the traveller perforce carries it himself they charge him
sixpence Mr. Downing Bruce resisted this imposition
on lately landing from France. The porters assaulted
him, and prevented from further outrage By the dis
play Of lfe-preserver.
On the Of the Queen last visit to Chobham camp
the demand for oadsters far exceeded the supply that
the aged oser hotel at Chertey observed in accents
Of reproach Blest If don't think that people fancies
post-'orses grows on happle-trees"
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It would he added, Of be necessary for him
again read the dispatches, in order to compre-
bend their full import; but, far as he could Judge
the opinion Of the two Governments seemed to coincide
ia reference to poats via the that the right OF
the United States decline the proposals made to them
by the English and French Governments admitted
the other that Of the general positions taken by
Mr. Everett his note of the LIST Of December 1882 APP
peared TO these Governments to render protest against
them their part necessary lest might hereafter be
inferred that those positions had been acquieseed in by
them.
We replied that, without pretending point out 70
Mr. Marcy what further step he was not 70 take
IN this matter the object which respective Govern-
ments had in view seemed 10 to be generally such
he had stated it, and that we for our part considered
the discussion of the subject closed by the commUnica
ton which we had just made.
Mr. Marcy appeared 10 receive our observations in a
conciliatory manner and concluded by expressing his
hope and belief that misunderstanding would arise
between the great maritime Powers in regard this matter