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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21
NI,.ARAGC a.

This unfortunate Repahlic. which il now
brnusht prominently before the world By the
operation. af fillibusier., is 0na Of the lar
sest 81 Tho Central American States. On
the west il is washed bv the Pacific ocean,
aud partly On the east By the waters of the
Caribbean sea !; the Musquiio territory form
ny large share af is eastern boundary
Honduras btrders il on the north, and costa
RIGA on the south. Ii. area is about lorty-
nne ihna.anI square miles, and the popula-
ton Is estimated ~ two hundred aud furty.
seven thuu-and. The females ara said to
sreatiy exceed the males ia number. Not
n,nre than twenty thousand Of the people are
whites, the rest being lndians, negroes, and
mixed races. Most Of the population I've
in towns, many of them guiug several miles
daily u labor ia the fields The plantations
are scattered pretty equally over the country,
and arc reached BY path. 50 obscure a, to al
most escape the notice Of travellers, who ATE
thus liable TO fall into the error OF surprising
that tie country Is almost uninhabited. The
dwellings of the people are usually 81 canes,
tha,chrd with palm, although the better clas-
srs construct their residences Of adObes, aud
By the help of shade aud iruit trees, planted
IN the courtyard, render many Of them ex-
ceedlngly pleasant. A range % mountains
extends alnng the west coast Of the Stale al
1 distance Of few miles from the sea, but
attaining no great elevation until they APP
uruacIt lie confines Of Costa Rica, when they
reach tie height Of ite to eleven thousand
feet. 10 tue central part OF the State - Az
immense level track, known as the plain 81
Nicaragua. comprising in It's area the lake Of
that name. Numerous volcanoes exist along
tie Pacific coast. There are considerable
number of rivers, but none Of them, except
Tie san Jnan, are nasigable 10 commercial
sense. Veins of copper and silver ore Of
exceeding richness are found IN many parts,
bot they remain. almost all Of thenl. either
unexplorcd or only specifically worked
Gold also j. -sid 10 exist. Tie climate j.
healthy, though various. Ia the interior aud
mountainous parts the temperature is mnre
dry and cool than on the coast, where Il is
bot aud approaching 10 humid. The greater
portion of the State consists Of plains aud
grhtie slopes, formed 81 a rich black loan.
0l which bnt a small portion j. made asaiIa.
Die. The productions are indigo, sugar.
coffee, ,.0itUn OG superior quality, corn, rice,
wheat, &C.. besides oranges, lemons, aud
fruits II various kinds. Tie great bsne II
tie country has been its civil wars. aud il
vas one ~ these which enabled Walker 10
achieve his almost bloniless conquest. from
the above description il will be seen that Nj
caiagua possesses al the natural resources
requisite for fourishing State. needing On.
IL an energetic population 10 develop them
aud make them tributary TO the wants of The
world. Bo.fon JoarnaL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21
orR RELATIoNs wIrH GRgAr pmrAIN.

We have been informed. SAYS the Nation.
al lnirlligencer Of the 18th instant, BIZ a
gentleman Who has much better ppportuni.
ties than We have for acquiring know ledge
~ diplomatic secrets, that the letter iron,
philadelphia merchant sCjauring 10 L0n.
dom which was transferred TO our columns
Of yesterday. ~ erroneous ~ its statement
81 quarrel having occurred "between the
American Administration and Lord Palmer
ston's Ministry in relation 10 The Central
American Treaty. We are told that there
has been no harsh correspondence on that
subject with The British Ministcrof Foreign
Affairs. aud that our Government has made
no other demands" Than such az il might
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21
INV IIAxpsnInr Drnocn.rIc CosyrSrIoy !.

INV IIAxPsHIRE DTNocRArIc CONVENTION.
The Democratic State Convention 81 New
Hampshire assembled at Concord Yesterday.
The Hon. Harry Hubbard presided. James
:. Wells was nominated Tor The Office 81 Cow
crnar. Resolutions were adopted repudia-
ting Know Nolhingism and the Maine Law.
ia,oring the principles Of popular sovereign.
~, approving the policy Of the present Ad-
mini,tration ~ all ils acts. and recommend
ing Franklin Pierce as the Democratic can
didate for the next Presidency. Nearly cy-
cry town ia Tie State was represented. aud
the resolutions we're passed with great una.
simity. National Iuislhgoaeer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

y4Lr.nLE Bi.cOvgnY. Niepiee, ,hc ca
lsburer u Dagupre, has, alter years e study
and experience. succeeded IN almost per.
fecting the art his associate discovered.
!" have begun he SAYS, " with repro.
ducing 10 the camera obsrura cOlored engra.
wings, then artificial. and lastly, dead ma.
tufc, adolf dressed 10 stafs uf different col.
ors. aud always trimmed with gold and sil-
yer lace. have obtained all the colors, and
what j. more extraordinary and curious, The
gold aud silver are depicted with their me.
,allic lustre. and rock crystal, porcelain. and
alabaster. are depicted with The lusire natural
TO theu.'
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TEMPERANCE DgnaGoGIss.--Th Trenton
GazeIte, hitherto friendly TO the enactment
d the Prohbitory law. thus speaks d the
conduct Of the Temperance men during the
recent canvass in that State. Ii SAYS:
" They have continually forced prohibi-
tim inio collision with the will OF the peo-
pie, and the consequence is the election Of
three anti prohibition Senators aud their own
defeat in Burlington county. 0nly two mem
bcrs 81 the Assembly pledged 10 prohibition.
50 far as we are aware, have been returned,
and not more Than ten ~ a dozen favorable
toit. This result has been caused, not 50
much by the lack Of desire among the peo-
pie 10 mitigate the evils aud restrict the ex.
ercisc Of tie liquor traffic, as by a ,letermi-
nation not 10 submit to the arbitrary coer.
cion attempted By The Temperance party.
aud a disgust with its hypocrisy and ineon.
sisteury. But the Temperance politicians
have followed their own infatuated tounsels,
aud the result Is that their organization is
scattered TO the winds. Temperance meas.
ures have been rendered impractieable, aud
their own power has dwindled into utter 10.
significance"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

ory ofthose intrepid sons Of liberty, ofthehil
and mountain country cf the Carolnas and
Virginia, by whom that victory was gained !;
whose real history is invested with all the inte-
rest ofhls h,wroug romance whose devotion
10 country in the gloomiest hour Of the strug-.
gle. when disaiIection and alarm had over
come so many others. aud subjugation seem
"a 10 be almost an inevitable consequence
whose simplicity, of manners and habits. Of
military equipment and arrangement; whose
indifference to danger, and impetuous but
perseyering bravery in railing back the tide
&c invasion. can only, and hardly. find their
parallels in the classic examples OF the heroes
Of NE best times Of the republics Of an
tiqG,ty.
With my thanks for the Kindness Of your
communication. aud my bes, wishes that your
meeting may be both profitable and asreea,
Bile. am. gentlemen, with high respect,
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
Messrs. w. b. Wilson, John L. Miller, and Samuel
w. Melton, Committee Of Invitation.
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Dr.rH rs TnE Horn or 1'Riuxpn.--Thos.
y. U'sulii,an, the Chief Engineer 81 the Pa.
cifc road lroh jefferson City 10 81 Louis,
was one pf the most skillful men IN his pro-
lession ii this country, and that road had ab.
sorbed his every thought for The wears pre-.
ceding il completion. The first day il
opened was day 81 triumph for him aud
his profession; yet. before The son which had
risen on his success. had sunk into tlie west,
and while revealing in The very consumma.
ton u his iondest hopes, The protector. was
hurried y az yntimely death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

TnE IIoroR IAw.--Judge Perkins, Of the
Supreme Cpun 81 Indiana, Las pronounced The
pfohlbiioly liquor lsw Of thai Sale uneonsiion.
Al.
Gov Herben 81 Louisiana. has cone nui 10
favor Of The American party. Ile u = leading
Democrat. The opposition prints say he A.
mefican parry Is an abnnion rnnren. wnn-
der Il The present Governor ~ Louisiana i an
hb,iiiionisif Rather guess moi.
The Emperor ri Ansifis has presented Pro-
lessor Mur.e, The inventor n lhc lelegrsph. aiII
a massive and beautiful gold medal. ThIs -
The fourth token u acknowledgment ifom Ea-
fopcln .oseIeigns recorded and tceisedby pfoL
Nursc.
Ga0p Crsros Paris spniLeraries aro
obliged 10 put up Ill paison 10 red paper. while
white labels must be- used Coz medicine intended
70, Internal spplieslion.
The Piisburg Presbyterian Advocate has
been pnrrh.srd by HE Rev. Dr.. Mckinney, 81
the Presbyterian Banner. Of Phi.delphis. and
the two papc. will be united.
Adycrs fronl the ciiy of Mexico have 1een
received. stating that Gen. t.,dsJen. our MINIS
let 10 Mexico. was very ill--thai Alvarez had
been superseded by MAJ zinc, and that Gen.
Vol had been easl.'efeJ.
dangerous counterfeit $50 mole on The Au-
gusis bfsnch Of The Bank " The Sisle 81 Gcvfs
gle. Is 10 circulation al the South.
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wmMxoIoS & WELDON R,nRoAp Cor.
PANr.--Ffom the rpor u lie Auditing Com
n,iive. We learn that The receipts 81 Tie Road
have been siiI .9gl O6 i; the espfdilures. IN
rlnd,ng inierrsl and exchange, s32S,J3i -.
showing a nett profit ii 1880 %. From
varinu@ ohrious reasons, The extraordinary ex.
ptnses ~ Tie Company ,liis wear lasr hccn large.
Passenger she,is. Dr., have been built Al van.
nus points, and other addilIon- ~ the permanent
property ol lie Company. Tile through Us.ei
las slightly iaiIea % on this. as we brlIeve ha.
betn lhr case % ~ o her roa,is. owing 10 the
depression &c business. but tie local businrs.
ha. increased. Thr rrpnd u llie SuprrInlsn-
dent represents Tie p'opefiy 81 lie eomp,py as
bei.r IN sound and eferuse ronfilion. So
far A. We ran Judge. the aGair, and prospects. 81
The X ,sd are prosperous and favorable.
Wilmington journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

Tmg EfrrcTs OF FEsR.-rhe extraordinary
power exened BY fear over The human mind was
exhibited ~ Vienna in a remarkable manner
Few DAYS agn. d.. F. -----. ~ eminent ply.
sicisn Of Vienna. ob,sined leave Of The local an-
ihnri,ies 10 lry hi- experiment upon .lie person
III prisoner who had been condemned To death.
Accordingly an offer was made TO The individual
IL aneslinn. hnldingoui The promise 81 rtmissinn
Of hi. punishment. " he would consent to pass
the night in the bed Of patient who four hnnrs
previously had been carried OF BY cholera. The
prisoner consented md was put 10 bed. and after
lie expiraon of some three hours, or lees, lie
was seized wi,h ,ioenl vomiting and all the
attendant symptoms Of cholera. lie was aIien-
ded Immediately BY several physicians. and NJ
limairly. being man Of s,rorg vigorous consli-
inlion. sss completely re-eslsbli-he,l. Ills az
constituent was great. whnn DR.. L. -- in
formed him thai the he'd was wa. perfectly clean
aud pure, and that no cholera pa''s"s bad &C.
Irn inrIr. Vienna Corr. Horn. Posf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

A MosrRous Ra.LRoAD.--'rhe Newark Adj
veriiser. speaking Of the magnitude Of the New
York aud Erie railroad. and us operators. says |;
The whole number ol ca's and locomotives
on this road j. Bios, which, i coupled ,oeeih-
er in one train. would reach distance Of iwen-
iy-one miles, and be able 10 carry 100000
persons 10 nne dan from New York 10 Lake
Erie. The company has in rs employ not less
Than 5000 persons. whose pay per month l.
sl25.000 per year.
..Tbtte a,e single miles on this road whose
grading cosl 10, less Than $4,000 each. and
one bridge. near the village Of Susquehannah,
hnili upnn seventeen stone arches. al the cnsi Of
$500, 900. The number Of miles frum Jersey
City ,o-Dunknk is 459. and is run over by the
evening express train IN sixteen honrs. The
company has in lis service six printing presses,
which are constantly al work printing tickets
,hal are neser used but once. blanks. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

TREATY wIrH NaPLss.--A letter from Ma
pies. in the London Times. (sa,s the Ma
tiunal lntelligenccr Of the 18th insiant.l says
that Mr.. Owen. IN the part Of the United
Ststes, has concluded treaty with the Cow
eminent of Naples in which several new
privileges have been granted 10 American
citizens. The question OF Indirect com
merce has been ceded 10 the United States !;
soldiers are not to be billeted ON tmeritan
citizens in that country. Religious ques-
tions were not permitted to be discussed
in the treaty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

ley. Of lower par, Of The great canon, y found
To be upon The California side OF The llne.--
Judge HYDE has organized the county Of Gar
son, IN Utah Territory, embracing almost The
entire valley, with the adiacen. territory. On
The 20lh of September The yarinus county Of
ficers were elected. These settlements were
no, Mormon, hui The political authorities =,
lie Salt Lake have established u new town CALI
ed Genoa. obviously with a view 10 throwing
enough Mormons into II 10 conuol the county.
From paragraph IN the Plareryille Amer.
lean, We gather lha, The south FORK # The Car
son river and lis tributaries flaw over golden
placers, and ha, The mining, heretofore con-
fined almost exclusively 10 Gold Canon, Is
now being extended over The gold helds to
The soalh Of the valley. Miners aye busiy
constructing their mining ,nches many miles
in length. All this is IN Utah, aud these mi
pers a,e suhjcc, TO the laws and DEGREES O.
Brigham Young and his coadjniors. Can
these people gel along with the Mormons =
They want separate territory organized Tor
them, and we think il will have 10 he done
sooner or later. The Carson Valley guild pla-
GERS are west Of the grea, Sierra Nevada. and
the inference is irresistible that guild will be
found in all The streams flowing east RON that
range al mountains. In that case consider
able mining population would be thrown INTO
Utah, all nimical 10 Mormon laws and usages.
North american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

RETAILING LIaroRs A i'rayen superior
comi. week. o. NO agp, Judge Person drrid.
ed that ,eiaiIet could only sell unlef bis re-
tail lirense al hrs usual pare II residence. that
Dmrg,.. could moi .ell less ihan quart ~ II.
quof. unless .. medicine 10 be- prescribed by
aiegnar Physician ihaia sraled bottle holding
less Than quart was under The same prol,ibi-
non ~ olhrt wonls. putting l,em IN llls same
position =. oilrI dealers Who sell Is bevrisgc
less Than quart ilioui license. Fly. ots.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21
Reduction OF Ereights. I'VE learn from

Reduction oil Efeights.--We learn from
the Wilmington Herald, that the Directors Of the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company hsve re-
duced the rate Of freight their road, lime and
salt intended for transportation on the North Carolina
Railroad, TO the same rates charged for those r,clcs
by the general tariff of the Company. These being
leading articles Of prime necessity, the weight and
bulk Of which do not boar the relation to their
value as many others, the freight upon them, and
some few other articles Of like character should he
put at the lowest figures that will pay We therefore
Join with the Herald in suggesting the proprie.y Of
the North Carolina Railroad Company, looking to
the interests Of the great agricultural community sup
piled BY IL for whose special benefit that great work has
been brought into existence, speedily modifying their
rates Of freight the class Of articles referred TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

AsYLua ruR rHg iSsasE.-for The mfnrma-
lion ni a correspondent We slate that The North
Carolina Asylum for insane persons. will be
ready Tor The reception 81 patients al an early
rsrod VI ibe ensuing yeat; and thai the charge,
- established By Tie Commissioner, will he SIS
per rslrndst lnunIh. Due noIIre VIII 90 d ut
he given bv the Superintendent % The precis.
time Al whel, lie institution will be read, TO re.
criye patients. RaL SaaJs,d
II Is said Il,ai there are already $50 applicants
Tor admission InIo This Institution.
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The New Orleans Delta takes 10 tie N

The New Orleans Delta takes up the annu.
al statements Of the commerce 81 New Or
leans for the years 1855, 1884 and 1855. and
shows by incontestiblc evidence that Tie ex.
ports "iOr The wear ending June 3Oih, 1885,
amounted 10 sgs, 9Ss, 1853; Tor 1854 10 ss5,.
926.728; for 1855 u 2.5S2, i0I-a de-
crease 10 two wears nf sixteen millions II
dollars :" The cause Of this diminuiiun 10
the export trade is attributed to ''the rail
roads constructed by Northern. Eastern. aud
Western enterprise. which have tapped trib.
utaries Of the Mississippi within the last two
wears and a half. aud Transferred to their own
routes the produce and freight which used
10 find their natural 'entrcpot IN New Or.
leans"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21
Co,ilsion ON the y. G. Ral,road.--rn

consequence Of some misunderstanding two freight
trains came in collision on the North Carolina Rail-
road siy Of last week. about seventeen miles
this side Of Raleigh, causing considerable injury TO
eengnes and cars. We regret also 10 learn that DR..
A. ID. Montgomery, Of Aamanee, who was upon an
open car Of Of the trains, had the misfortune to
have arm broken; and that one Of the engineers
very severely injured The wreck Of the engines
upon the road interrupted tbs passage down Of the
passenger train that evening and delayed COR some
hours the uptrain the next morning. The several ac-
cdents which have occurred recently this road, We
hope, will induce more caution aegeaiter.
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cARs,lN VALLEY.

Tie boundary between Ulah and Californis
has been Al length adjusted, and most Of he
Carson Valley settlements are found 20 be in
lhr fofme, division 81 Tie Union. A letter from
Judge Opnn Hyde. Of ll,e nea Mormon town
q ,,cnos, - ,hst valley, says that only ave.
y small portion 81 The upper end d lie vi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

The Secretary Of The Navy has ordered
a ship u the Pacific squadron 10 proceed Al
once TO the newly discovered island IL lie
Pacific toproiect an American shipmaster,
who il the discoscrer Of tie island, which is
said TO contain an immense quantity " qua
no, superior 10 any 10 the Peruvian islands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21
torraERxLrcrUREs o SLAVERY. NORTH

SOUTHERN LECTURES o sLAyEEY. NORTH
Ole IL tie blessed sign, Of the times i an
Invitation 81 tbe Anti.Slayery people 81 B0s.
Ton u distinguished souihernefs 70 lecture
thers 81 ne snbieet 81 slayery,--and ihe &C.
eepiAHe, II tie invitation by sOne Of them.
Perhaps. Notwithstanding al Tie discussion
we hear, tiere ]. no one subject upon which
tie people are 20 ignorant a. Gpun this
North, III ~ Theological, moral, aud colsii-
tioral points, ard S9ath, upon is points 10
political economy. Discussion % this Sub
ieet in Tie North, irDm scripture, history.
and the Constitution, would DO the greatest
good, --snd discussion 10 the syuih,--upnn
lie institution, a. an institution Of political
ttgnnms, might lead 70 ultimate abolition 10
lie grain growing Slstes, il nowhere else
Zach discussions, az any rate, would recon.
sils an. sarmonle people, 10 shaving forth
our constitutional obligations, and estab.
fishing ihs fact, that il slavery isa orime aud
sin, ~ some say.--the Paifiarchs were
criminal, and tie Apostles did not rebgkv
The crime before their eyes il the Roman do.
n.nisn5. Then, v, d1ab, ssaiH, II ii hs
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{ A Terrible calamiiy.--A fire broke out, IN

: EtEEfDsC NHfstHHfi1.--i NE UIukc out "
AleIandria Va, the morning 81 ihr 18th instant.
IN the queensware store occupied by j. \. DoWe, de-
s,ruyins properly the amount 81 scpe $4,000. and
which was attended with most melancholy accident.
While The ffemen were engaged in eIinguishing tic
ember,. the gable cnd Of the buldinE. Whel vas Of
brick, is in. aud buried beneath lis ruins large num-
Der q citizens. Seven had brrn taken dead. Eve
more or less injured and others ,e, remained under
the ruins.
The hfe was undoubtedly the Wo-k 81 On inecndis-
~. Dowell. the owner o. The .torc burned. sad two
others in hs employ wer examined before lie Mayor
suspicion Of having fred the 5uiIding; aud i. was
nlmored that DoweII afterwards left the ,iiy.
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DISPOSITION or THE THREE MILLIONS Due
MEXICO.

Washington, November ~.
The Report 81 the boundary Survey has
been dnly signed by the Commissioners Of
Mexico and the United States. and was pla-
red by Major Emory in the state Department
on yesterday. II Is probable. therefore. that
the Cabinet will take immediate acton il
regard to the disposition Of the $4,000. 900
balance due Mexico tor the Mesilla Valley.
Il is believed here that the Attorney General
will report ~ fasor af paying that balance
10 the holders Of Santa Anna's drafts.
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Large Turnips, sc.--we have been favor,


by friend and neghbor, who famed for the superior
excellence Of the products Of his farm with present
Of three fine Turngs, specimens Of his crop the
present season. They weigh respectively u, 10, and
IA pounds and the two largest measure each 3it
inches in circumference, We notice these specimens
Of what superior culture win produce, with the more
pleasure in the hope that others may thereby he in-
ducod more earnestly toy what industry and prudcn.
management will do.
wehase pleasure also in acknowI edgng present
from Mr.. Caleb Wilson Of two fine specimens fsweei
potatoes. raised by him this season. and, also. some
samples Of fli,ooking aad finely favored apples from
his orchard--fcr which he has our thanks.
We have been grati6ej % notice, for some year, past
an increased attention 70 the culture Of fruit trees
and We are still more gra,idcd in seeing. the
result the superior excellence Of the apples and peach
Is with which we have been RECALLED this fall. Hitler
10 the products Of orchards have not been duly
,imsted as connected with the comfort aud health q
our people.
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baptist southern Theological semi

nary.--At the Bspii,, state Convention recently
held al Nsnenlon, a proposition was unanimously
adopted to appoint delegates 20 meet other delegates
At Augusta, Gea ia My next, Tor The purpose d uni
ting upon plan fcr the institution Of southern
Theological Seminary o. the highest grade, under tie
joint management and control ofthe different commit.
tees Of the Bap,is. denomination.
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properly make, asking the British Govern
ment to state definitely its construction Of
the treaty. to which it has not yet replied
The intimation, therefore, that there has
been rupture ofrelations is not well found
ell nor has there been, as we are informed.
any complication Of affairs that threatens a
rupture.