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WALL PAPER,-AOOO BOLTS,-Fine Satin,
w Glazed Gilt and Velvet Hall and PaFlor Papers;
UGGLAZED PAPER, a Largs dssortEps.t ef Very kaRd-
Paper BOrdsrin Fire Board Prints Curtain Tester and
Centre Papers Received sad for salelow by
apr5 It. WELLS
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,VHE Subscriber hereby gives public no.

YNHE Subscriber hereby gives public no.
tice to all concerned. that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himself the trust q
an Executor of the last will and Testament 1t
Enoch Page, late of Bucksport, in the County 4
Hancock, deceased, by giving bond rs the Law d.
reefs lie therefore requests ali persons who are 10
debted to'the said deceaseds ostate, o. make lga-
mediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the for settlement
Bucksport Aug. 10, SO. REUBEN PAGE.
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NJ A R IN E N E w S

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
CLEARED.
THURSDAY, Sept. 10.
Sch. Dolphin, Lord, Boston.
Bangor, Jordan, Boston.
FRIDAY, Sept. II.
ARRIVED.
Sch. Agrcola, Herrick, Boston.
50 Ariel, Treworgy' Boston,
Orator Curtis, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sept. H.
Rattan, Davis, Boston.
Nandalia, Griffin, Boston.
g Counsellor, Franks, Boston.
" Boliver, Grant, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sept. IL.
s Zulett, Milliken, Boston.
60 boris, Curtis, Boston.
" Cashier, Moore, c. Isle,
90 Casco, Cousins, Brookliu.
CLEARED.
Sept. Is
d" Agricola, Herrick, Boston.
80 Forester, Murch, Boston.
Morning Star, Murch, Boston.
" Zulett, Milliken, Boston,
Doris, Curtis, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sept. IA.
Adelaide, Clark, Boston.
Sept. l6
+" r. P. Warning, Jordan, Boston.
" Abigail, Lord, Boston.
/" Arboreer, Curtis, Boston.
CLEARED.
" Casco, Cousins, Brooklin.
/" James Henry, Grant, Portland.
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Notice.,

rTNHE Stockholders of the Bucksport Bank
l. are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing for the choice of Directors and transaction
OF any other business that may Legally come
before them, will be held at their Banking
room, on Thursday the second day of October
next, at three clock, 7. NJ.
EDWARD SWAZEY, Cashier.
Bucksport, Sept. II, 1856, 81 wv
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CONTEMPT OF CorRT-ln village,
not thousand miles from this city,
there lives quiet. unobtrusivc young
lawyer. 4 modest fellow is Nj,
INERT is always modest but he knows
his rights. land knowing, dares main
tain them Like great many others,
he is following the practice, and an
ticipates "a glorious time when he over
takes il. Some time since, having been
retained in some small cases, ne made
his appearance before that august dig
nitary, an Alabama Justice of the Peace.
"IIis Honor evidently lost faith in
III at first sight; for one after
another his cases "eollapsed' under the
'stunning" charges delivered by the
Court.
The law and the testimony were alike
unayailing. Ms cases were bound
to 90. At last human nature could bear
no more. Nj, rising from his
seat, delivered himself in his usual slow
and measured manner
The Court can fine me five dollars "
.For what, Mr.. - said the
Justice, somewhat surprised.
.'For contempt of Court" coolly re-
joined Nj.
Il am not aware, Mr.. NJ, said
the Court, "of your having been guilty
of anything that might be considered
contempt"
81 know your Honor is not aware OF
it." said Nj, ..but | do entertain
profound contempt for this Court"
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR., PHELPS TRUSSES.

The great number Of radical cures of Hernia
within the last few years. by the use Of DR.. J. w.
PHELPS Spiral Spring Trusses, has given thom
The preference over all others. His apparatus for
the correction AND cure Of all kinds of deformites
are used at the Massachusetts General Hospital,
and are recommended by the first surgeons in Eu-
rope and America. For sale at the
Sign oftho Coded Eagle, Is fremont Street,
Boston.
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S. NJ. PETTENGILL g. CO.'S
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SEPTEMBER, 1856.

The following List of Cards was collected bv $.
NJ. PsrrESGnL h Co., Newspaper Advertising
Agents No 10 State Street, Boston. who are ap
thorihed by the publishers Of the best and mos,
@deiy circulated Newspapers throughout the United
States and British Provinces TO take oJvcrt;sc.
ments and subscriptions at the iouceS, rates.
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DIED.

In Ellsworth. Sept. 10th. Sabin l.. Haynes,
only son of Sterling and Sarah L. Haynes.
aged 10 months.
In Brooklin, Sept. Il inst. Mrs. Charlotte
wife of Capt. Israel Herrick aged 81.
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Admiaistratrir' Sale of Real Estate.

AdminiStratrir' Sale of Real Estate.
RY virtue Of license from the Court of
~ Probate for the County Of Hancock, l
shall sell at Public Auction on the 25th day of
October next. at one o'clock, p. NJ, so much
of the Real Estate Of Joshua Grindle, late of
Surry, deceased, situated in Surry, as will
prod uce the sum of three hundred and fifty
dollars. Tor the payment ofthe debts and incl
dental charges.
TRYPHINA GRINDLE, Ad'tx.
Surry, Sept. Is, 1886. 81 3w
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Sept. l6
otranto, Hammond, Boston.
" Agnes. Lord, Boston.
George Mary, Lord, Boston.
Cashier, Moore, C. Isle.
ARRIVED.
barcelona, Means. Boston.
Spartan, Salisbury, Rockland
Ar!roI IN Broofiin Sept. 10 Scbs. II. W. WclIinr.
you, wells, Boston. Alpine, Hooper, DO Watchnan,
Ha"ed 18th seh Morcelius, Bray, Robinston.
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EMPLOY MENT! -!

Young Men, do you wish to mako your fortunes :?
Our Agents are making from $50 to $40 per week.
Particulars will be furnished, free Of charge to
those who enclose Postage Stamps and address
METROPOLITAN AGENCY OFFICE,
IA VERHTLL MASS
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Notice.

WE, the undersigned, Selectmen of the
w town of Surry, hereby give notice
that ample provision has been made for
Robert Young, town pauper, and we forbid all
persons, whether .vsdents not Of the town, har-
boring or trusting said Young at the expense Of
tho town of Surry
LOWELL GRINDLE, } Seleetmen
JAMES W. DANiS,f Of
EDWIN WOOD. Surry,
Surry, Sept. II, 1856,
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Now IS the Time for Y9hng Net

N0w Is tie Time Tor Yong Nei
r avail themselves of tNo "dvantag 70 of CONER's
OlfMECRCIAL col LIE IE 1879 Washington ST.
which has been in successful operation in Boston
sixteen years, and attended by upwards Of seven
thousand students, large proportion of whom
have also been furnished with good EMPLOYMENT
as Book-koepers, CLERKS, &c. Fee last Annual
Catalogue, which can be had at the rooms, or by
mail, free.
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I,rrn FROM Observation-Disclosures or
STATE PRrsoNERs-CoMPLETIoN OF
C,rr Eopr At LAWRENCE.

LATER FROM kASsAs-RELEAsE OF
STATE acknowledgements OF
GREAT FoRT At LAWRENCE.
CHtcAGo, Sept. Is. Dates from Kan
oos 70 the 10th, state that three State
prisoners had been released on bail
Gov, Geary had issued proclamation
commanding all armed men TO disperse.
Col. Emerv's band had been taken be-
fore Gen. Smith for arrcsting an officer
of the army.
Capt. Whipplc's company had captur-
ed party of thieves, and recovered eigh-
ty horses.
A fort. capable of holding thousand
men, has just been finished at Lawrence.
A Jubilee was held at Lawrence on the
10th, to celebrate the release of the
State prisoners. 1t was day of gencr-
al rejoicing.
Mrs. Robinson passed here to-day, on
her way to Boston.
One OF THE Observation-Disclosures
have you been, Charley -
Boy-"In the garden, ma.
Mother-"No, you have been swim.
ming; you know how | cautioned you
about going to the creek. Twill have to
correct you. Look at your hair, how wet
it is!"
Boy-"Oh, no, ma, this is not water it
is sweat ~
Mother-"Ab Charley, | have caught
you fbbing, your shirt is wrong side out =
Boy triumphantly-"Oh, did that just
now, ma, climbing TIE fence -
REGULARLY SOLu.-Two gontlomon
from New York, one of whom had been
in California nearly year, and the other
Just arrived, were accidentally overheard
in the following conversation at the
Suffer House, Sacramento. The new
conner was lamenting his condition, and
his folly in leaving an abundance at
home, and especially two beaut iful
dauhgters who were just budding into
womanhood-when he asked the other
if he had family
Eyes. sir. l have. have a wife and
six children in New York-and | never
saw one ofthem.'
After this the couple sat a few mo-
ments in silence, and then the interroga-
tor again commenced:
Were you ever blind, SIR
mo, sir.
Did you marry a widow, sir =
NO, sir
Another lapse of silence.
did | understand You to say, sir, that
YOU had wife and SIX children living in
New York, and had never seen one Of
them
"Yes. sir-I so stated it.
Another and longer pause ofsilencc.
Then the interrogation again inquired :
..How can it be, sir, that you never
saw one of them
"Why," was the response, "oae O
them was born after LETT
"Oh! ah' and general laugh fol-
lowed.
After that the first New Yorker was
especially distinguished as 1.-The man who
has six children and never saw one Of
them y
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LOWELL HOUSE, BOSTON.

CORNER Of LOWELL and BARTON SIS,
opposite LOWELL RAILROAD DEPOT
Baggage taken to and from Lowell and Eastern
DEPICTS, free Of charge. Hot Meals served at all
hours. Trims 81 % per day
CHARLES STEWART, Proprietor
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the undersigned having been APP
w pointed by the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge
Of Probate for the County Of Hancock, to re-
ceve and examine the claims of the several
Creditors to the estate of Chcslcy Grindle,
late Of Blnehill, deceased, represented insol-
vent, hereby give notice that six months
from the eighteenth day OF June are allowed
to said creditors to bring in and prove their
claims; end that we shall attend to that ser
vice at tia Office of B. w. Htnckley, IN Blue,
hill, on the last Saturday of November, 1856.
B. w. IiINCKLEl,
81 3w b. w. DALiNG
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To Rent, or For sale.

INCUR. CORN AND MEAL CON
L stantly on hand, and of the best
quality for sale low by
PRK1NS & JOY.
Peters Corner Store Main St. 1Stf
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Arnold's G!obules and Vital Fluid

The character of a Pleasant, Purifying Tonic in
contradstinction to that of Nauseating Drastic
Physc, and constituting them
The Most Agreeable Medicine Cxtant.
Infallibity is not claimed for the BosToN REM
EDY, but there can exist no unhealthy condition of
the human body that its peculiar action will not
iavoraby affect and no disease short Of change in
organic structure which its continued will not
eradicate, if sufficient material aud vita iy remain
out of which, twerc, TO reconstruct the system
person then need ind NAME for their complaint
before deciding upon the applicability Of this
edy to their case; they may trust to it they
would to their family physician.
PRICES.-Vital Fluid, so Cents and 81 per
bottle;
Globuies, % and 80 Gents per box.
General gents-BIRR, FOSTER & CO.,
No. Cornhill, Boston.
Special Agents-MA NSFIELD s. CO, No. II
City Wharf, Boston.
For the proof of this assertion refcren &C is
made to Messrs. BURR, FOSTER g. CO., the
Oldest proprietary medicine dealers in Boston
For sale By Dealers generally.
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Dos rom REMEDY,

New England stands as pre-cminent for coreful
investigation and just appreciation, as for insen-
ton, research and discovery its principle city
ranks among the highest in the world in respect
to physicians, chemists and pharnaceutists and
whatever preparation can pass the ordeal and Sc
the patronage OF its citizens, is thereby stamp
ed Us lueritogious and effective.
Conceived and originality tested at the West, but
perfected and first brought out at Boston, and
coming into favor and patronage there with ra-
pidity and to an extent never before equaled by
any proprietary medicine [*see below] having
received the outspolen endorsement Of the higher
classes, and become the favorite of all, to
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Arnolds Medico-Chemical Discovery
Has been unanimously accorded the title of
THE BOSTON REMEDY.

TIT DOo YIN 1VI4-H I'D I
The causes off success will now be made evil
dent it effects results which no mere medicine
can accomplish for embodying the suggestion Of
the German Chemist Liebg (see Liebig's AMI
NAL Chemistry, p. 264) it is compounded so as to
act chemically as well as medieinaly that is, it
not only removes impure matter from the system,
but SO alters the character of the fluids to
witty the system ITSELF thus while it PURGEs and
EXrELs, it docs not EXHAUST but TONES and
STRENGTHENS its medco-chemical action also rem
lers its operation PAINLESS it is these qualities,
joined to their pure and concentrated character,
(rcndering them of all medicines the most con-
venient and agreeable to take,) which has given
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o, him may have the effect of throwing two or
three Northern States into Pierce's or Wlses
scale, and so, added TO the whole South, secure
Pjerces or Wise's election. Thus we see that Mr.
Fillmore has still third title to be called Bor
der-Rufian candidate: the sole purpose Tor which
be is nominated is to keep BOrder-Ruiiian Ad-
minstration in power.
All this il clear to the perceptiye power OF
wa7faIirr man or a child. Il would be absurd to
suppose that /. can escape the keen eyes OF IAe
Commercial Adrsrtiser What Interpretation then
does il become necessary TO put upon the solemn
grimace with which that paper persists in talking
about the special qualifications Of Mr.. Fillmore for
the Presidential office his not being tainted
with sectionalism. and that ne will be-ias
Commercial Adrertiser iOrgets to add, If be could
only be elected-"a President for the whole
Union.
The Commercial 1drtriser. We have no doubt,
believes itself to be truthful and candid. Others
have believed it to be so. But let it take our
word for it, ii cannot long indulge itself IN such
reckless assertions, TO say no worse OF them, with
out exposing itself to the suspicion OF design 70
deceive both itself and others. Not only is Mr.
Fillmore pOtoriously Southern and sectional
candidate nominated on Southern and sectional
PLATFORM; be is nOtoriously nominated, not with
any expectation to elect him, but as a mere bob to
the tail of another sectional kite, and as means
of helping in that capacity to elevate Wise, Pierce,
Douglas, or whoever the nominee of the Cincinnati
Convention NAV be, TO the Presidential chair.
Such being the case Tie Commercial Adrertiser,
if wishes TO escape the character OF double
dealer, pretending one thing but intending an
other, will leave off talking about Mr.. Fillmore's
qualifications for the Presidency. Ii it must
90 over to tha; side, let it initiate the manli-
ness of TIE Journal Of Commerce and come
ont freely and frankly "a supporter of the
Border Ruffian policy. By seeking to skulk
under Mr.. FimOre's skirts it will only ex-
pose itself to the contempt of every honorable
man--pretending to pass itself of as an enemy to
the Border Rufiian Administration at the very
moment that it is doing all in it's power TO continue
that Administration in Office.
At the coming Presidential election there is no
alternative between Republicans on the one hand
and Border Ruffanism on the other. Neither Of
these alternatives may entirely suit The Commercial
Adrertitr, but it must choose of them. 1t will
be mOrtify ing enough to the well wishers of that
journal 10 see il on the Border Ruff An sde TO see
it, in addition, playing the part of pimp and
decOy, would be painful indeed
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ranged. although cur relations with that ccuaty x,
not materially changed sInce the sdyices By ths
Canada.
Mr. Buchanan probably lee England on the sOtA ias
a tour Oo the Continent - ..-,..
Mr. Dallas will soon receive his written Instruction.
his Intercourse with the State Department beretofos
beng Of i ven bal character
The Government dispatches show that many OF the
spcouat.Ons and assertions Of the British press sat
statesmen are untrue-nOr Is there ground Tor sAs
Tumor OF angry alteration having taken place b.
tween Lord Clarendon aud Mr. buchanan.
II msy be confidently asserted that no formal pro-
position has been made by Great Britain 10 srbitrais
lie pending differences. Cnderpreseni circumstances
be believed our Government would not accept that
mode Of adjustment
The response OF he Executive TO the Senate resola
.ion calling for the documents relating TO the British
eplistrnents will probably be sent in tomorrow, and
viii Row that gross inaccuracies have been made by
the loiegn press and public men relative 10 the trus
state OF that question.
The Americans are firing salute tonight in hoes
of Mr.. Filmores nomination -. =.
private Dispatch from officer on board the Mer
rimac as she was going out Of Boston harbor. says
1--WE are of; ship under steam making nine knots per
hour. Ship engine and boiler exceeding sll e1pecta-
Nons. Chief Engineer Morton is delighted"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
XXXIVTH CONG K ESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SFNATE...Wl

SENATE . WAsHINGTos, Feb. ss.
Mr.. HUNTER reported bill making appropriations
for the paymen. Of Invalid and other pensions Tor the
wear ending June, 1851.
Mr.. MALLORY, from the Naval Committee,
ported bill authorizing the construction OF ten sloops
of war; and would ask its consideration on Monday.
Mr. BELL Tenn said the subject Of Centrd
An uercan affairs deserves the serious attention OF not
only every member of the Senate, but every citizen
who desires TO the peace Of the country maintained
and at the same time, the national honor protected
Although not sufficiently informed to speak with much
detinteness on the British enlistment question, MS
oninon was that 10 suppose any serious controversy
was likely to grow of that subject was to suppose
that common sense aud had taken then depart
ure from those who have the management OF pub
lie affairs in both countries In the event oil war
however he would be found on the side OF bis
country right or wrong. Taking view oil the
CLAYTON Bulwer treaty somewhat different from that
of other Senators, he thought he saw IN the
language of the treaty that was not expected that
the British would withdraw absolutely and unqual-
6edly from their Musqueto protectorate. The British
were not required TO abandon that protectorate WHILE
at the same time every precauton had been taken by
the American negotator TO obtain that substaa OBJ
iect-preventng Great Britain from exerci&g any
dominion there under any form or pretext whatever.
He would not deny that Great Britain might now be
disposed to avail herself of the forbearanee on our part
to defeat entirely the object OF the treaty out ne dd
not think il expedient at present TOR TINS Government
To take any step which might bring on conflict, not
with England alone but her allies including the whole
of Western Europe.
The following Dill was passed.
"The laws relative to pilots and steamboats,, and
e.nec;aIy the act of 1852, shall not be construed
to affect annul, or impair the force validity Of
State laws regulating postage in its ports harbors,
over bars at the mouth of rivers where such waten
are within the territorial jurisdiction of such State"
A bill was also passed authorizing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to permit the owner of any vessel 10
change the name Of the same the presentation Of
sufficient reasons therefor. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
THE AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL

CAsASDMGuA, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1880.
The American State Council met at II O'Clock this
morning, and, in the absence Of President bsfAe''
Calom Walker Of Geneva was chosen Cnairi'nh'
Many of the delegates had not yet arrived.
The morning session vas spent in preliminary ous-
ness. AFTERNOON SESSION.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and aP-
proved.
Ex-senator W. II. Goodwin announced the Na'ionAi
nominations and introduced the following resouli"',
ratifying them, which were adopted unanimously an"
ratified with nine hearty cheers for each nominee.
Re.oired That this Grand Council halls with the go
satisfaction the nomination Of Miard FILLMORE the
Of the American party the Office OF President OF me
States that his tired stsemnu ship and patriotic n,s y.
his desoton TO the q the entire people se h ~
sre. guarantee OF fitness for the high position Tor
has been named snd at cordially and earnestly eom
him 70 The American electors OF the Empire State a. %
worthy Of their sursges, which We doubt Hot be ~in "
daily receive. $50, ro,e-
Pc.airsd That in the nomination Of Andrew Jackson ,D
40, OF ennessee Tor the Office Of Vice President o. ss
States we reconise pstrio, and statesman Of hs
and Jackson school, and that, in the snsusseof Of ns
pr-iscessos By bs poweg, Of Sam. we wv es'' ~'N
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cratic part Of the French empire, the army. In
which the French soldier sees the avenues 70 dis
tinctiOn open and accessible TO nerIt-pre'enfns'
for this reason, contrast to his island orosher 10
arms. very humiating to the latter and calculated
10 diminish his efficiency, in some sortto Pu' ms
machinery out Of order. 1t is also due, no DOUBT
70 q conviction on the part of the English rulers
that I is good policy 20 create or sustain IN ''"
army the war-spirit which the bulk Of the people
AZ home do not feel. under the existing conditions
of the European imbrOgio. AT all events Z"
looks we'll to see spirit Of liberalism enter tha'
stronghold of tie British aristOcracy; and giving
our yerv slow cousins time for their movements
we ulay vet have something better TO tell ot IheH
apropos of this grim war-argument' somewhat
wear of watching the heavy caDnonades ana as
.auts and of 'peculating on the juggery o' those
despofs and their diplomatists we find it interest
ing 70 pick OUT so to speak, the few grains OF
wheat visible in that enormous bushel OF chat;
dwelling on those things, however small, in which
We can perceive the inevitable results and tenden-
cies of liberty and human progress coming out
from the general drearness of the scene.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE Kyow-NoTHING NOMINATIONS.

THE KNOW-NOTHING NOMINATIONS.
Editorial Correspondents of Tbs n. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. %, 1896.
The nomination Of Fillmore falls like wet
blanket on the Americans here. | cannot find one
who ever believed in or wished to see North, who
sustains it, 1t seems to be generally felt even BY
Know .Nothings-in earnest, that it is grave mis-
take for new party to select as its standard bearer
a backneyed and discarded politician.
The House Committee on Elections viii proba-
by on Thursday report their reasons for requesting
pernission TO send to Kansas for persons and pa
pers in Reeder's case. That report will naturally
exhibit the leading features of this important case
Gov. Jones' anti Reeder speech to-day is deemed
harmless BY the friends of Free Kansas Hale will
reply on Thursday.
There seems to be much uneasiness here with
REGARD 10 our relations with England-but little ap-
prebension of actual hostilites. | cannot see why
our Government refused to arbitrate difference
so far from vital 1t was NAL adroit to say that
that we could confide in the impartiality OF no
power but Russia. Russia is more friendly to US
than TO England, and Baron Humboldt would have
adiudged this question integently and justly. so
would Holland or Switzerland. trust arbritra-
ton will yet be agreed on. h. G.