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Records Of Discontinued Commands.

WGy department, Al etGn: Genr0!'s 0t.c.,I
Wash inston, April 7, 1855. {
such sles Of pu bile letters, letter books order
.Ooss. and other record books, nnpstec rolls,
ard will be required for future reference
IN the settlement Of claims sgsinst the
Whenever Posts, Districts, Geographical Depart
nents and Divisions. and other comm ands. have
ben o. all hereafter be, discontinued, all "a n
records, if not required for at tine Depar:uen,
Headquarters in which the comm snds were iu-
TO this Office,
II. All parsons who are not now, but who may
have been n the military service Of the Unit. 4
States, and who have such records in their roses
sloD, are pee, ed to forward them without DELAY
to this Ofc where the pense OF nsports. on
will be paid.
III. Oncers who come IL command OF places
captured from the enemy, win collect aud for wa
TO this off ee any papers left behind by the rebes
which may Ge OF Fuolie Use or interest.
By order o. the Secretary Of War:
L D. TOWNiESD,
at lU-lt Assistant Ad utsnt GsH. fsl
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DRY GOODS.
DEDUCTION IN PRIoEsl

In view Of the fall in gold, the subscriber VIII
dispe Sc of his present stock At greatly reduced
prices he respectfully invites his friends OF the
First Ward to SO inspection OF bis assortment,
which comp RI, q variety OF new and ehOic. goods.
q Offers such leading articlee IS
MOESSELAINs st rs cents per yard.
CALICOEs of sll kinds D cents per yard,
CeTfONe 70, q and 30 cents per yard,
Green & Daniels spool COTTON emily cents.
Call soon. He will sell lover than the lowest.u
JOHN u LATHAM,
f-is' corner Pa. avenue and 18th ct.
ITO TIE LADIES OF WARRINGTON.
L GEORGETOWN AND ALEXARDR
DRY GOODS AT RgIN0Us Low PRICEeENOW
Is TIE TIME TO BUY
Come one, come all TO JULIUS SYOEL'S large
Dry Goods Establishment, AL 7th street, and get
fat color Oslicoes at % to % cents. 6ne Mozam.
biques at 80 cents; beautiful Chsllies st IS
cents; De Beees at 20 70 IS cents; Alpaeas 1T
20 TO 10 cents; De LANES At 80 to IS cents;
beautiful Paris styles Satin Striped Goods
from 70 cents to 81 Black Silks from 81 % to g.
Bleached MusliDs from ls cents upwards; ~ yards
wide Sheeting from 81 upwards; Black SILK Man
tias At all prices: Hoop Skirts, srst quality from
90 cents upwards; French Corsets 5! rs; se1 pair
Black Kid Gloves It II per pair; go yards Spool
Cotton, Ca cents; Pins and Needles. 5 cents In
fact have very large stock of the above men
ten goods, besides great many other articles not
mentioned which must be sold before the first Of
May without regard TO cost. You will find it great
JULIUS sYCEL's,
apl-:t' 421 7th street. betw. g and H.
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DHILADELPHIA srEAMERs.

PHILADELPHIA ETEAMERs.
New 1xlYess Line. semi weekly, between PHIL.
kD1LPH1A and ALEXANDRIA,, >~A
WARRINGTON and GE0RG1- ~
cleaners Maysower, Philadelphia and George
Regular sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT.
UREHYa from No 4 North Wkarves, Philadel-
phis. and No. SO Water street, between Congress
and High, Georgetown.
' JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
No. SO Water street, Georgetown.
Agent IN Philadelphia. WIN. p. CLYDE. IL
North Wharves.
Agents in Alexandria, FLOWERS l. B0WlN
No. KingEt. Aov6-t
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.OO LOAN, .OU

100 NA Id2E. 7.3O
Mr.. JAY COOKE. OF our fra. having resumed
the General Agency fox Government Loans. We
are pfepAred to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
Us.730 TREASURY NOTES
These notes srs issued. under date of August II,
1864. In denomon&tions Of
$5O,g1O $500. 81 geo and IS 1000.
They bearing interest at 1870 per cent. per An
mum. and have coupons attached, payable In law
ful money, ON February 18th and August 18th Of
each year. The principal wiz be paid In lawful
money on ueust 18th, 1857: or, st the option
the heIder. the notes may then be exchanged. st
DAY, for
U.s.FIVl TWENTY BONDS.
redeemableA %. the pleasure Of the Government at
Any time after Eve years. and payable twenty years
on Aueuit LIST, 1857. with interest st
ELK PER CENT IN COIN.
payable semi annually, These bonds are at pres.
spt worth in the market about NINE PER ClNT
premium, from which deduct the premium Rpon
the accrued gold intsrest, and there IL left net
premium upsn the bonds OF Six PER CENT,
With q prospect Of . much greater value at the
date Of the n aturity Of the Seven Thirty Notes
We receive In payment for subscriptions the ssv-
srnl issues of
FIVE PER CENT. TREASURY N0T1s,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also tai
Certificates Of Indebtedness and Government
Bond Of AL tissues At their current value.
Full information furnished upon sppiication in
person or By mail.
CAUTION TO BUYIhs AND hoLBERs OF
7.30 MOTHS.
In order 70 prevent the mutilation OF these notes
the Secretary Ct the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not unless al the
naturea coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE co..
fsb4dtf BankNs.
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The Canada Defences.

From the LoE don Times, March ~
Every one must regret thai IL should he
deemed necessary 70 discuss the fertilization
OF Canada. That war with America is
probable we dc no: believe. We repudlate all
sympathy with Mr.. Henry Berkeley's antlci.
pations and we put aside still more declsively
he wilder prophecies OF Mr. Peacocke. Our
Ministers announce the continuance OF per-
fectly friendly relations with the United
States, and the conduct of Mr.. Lincoln has
consistently shown 8 desire 10 preserve perfect
amity between the two governments. Unfor-
1unately, there are times when the temper of
people is too Impulsive to be restrained by its
rulers, and the territorial democracy OF
America has not always been free from pas.
sionate resentment, liable TO be kindled into
plate possibilities as well probabilities.
Whatever may happen, England does not de-
sire 10 eyade the obligations which may be
east upon her. There will be no disposition
tins evening 20 reject the scheme of fortIfying
Canada on account of its costliness. Every
sentiment OF honor and justice binds us to pro-
tee. the colony. j. is not merely because the
North American Provinces are parts OF the
EN- pire, bpt because an attack upon them can
only happen by way OF retaliation for some
alleged Misconduct of the mother country
The worst enemy Of the present Parliament
cannot accuse it Of niggardliness, and il the
plans prepared are worthy Of adoption, the
money Will be readily forthcoming But the
question remains whether the plans themselves
can ever prove to be anything but q delusion
and q snare. If when adopted and carried
ont In perfect faith, the only possible result Is
that part OF our force must be employed at
every disadvantage in fighting a losing battle
serviceable, the conclusion then arrived al
N ust be that the plans had better never been
adopted at all. We can now avoid the pain of
making such a discovery too late.
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE,

a.' Qsr',&a;1;s .st + PSs, se s's
s"sP s t.assSws ins %
Of these pscss With tn s St COM Oats and s.ra.
Bids viii be received I. r the delivery Of syn"o
OF Corn or Oats and 20 tons OF Hay or STRAW.
Bid RS mus, state at which Of the above rsmed
rates at Which they win make deliveries thsrest.
the m Of ssoh sEss to be dsys.
messed and when to be completed,
The price must be written out in words en- tho
Corn to be PIT up in good stout sacks Of .eou.
Eithsut extra s,tra charge to the government. The
Hay, q straw, proposed to be delivered, must be
Ali the articles offered under the bids herein In
yited. will be subject to ? rixid inspection by tho
Centr acts VIM Be awarded from time 10 time. 20
the lowest Responsible bidders as the interest o.
made when the whole amount contracted for shall
Se4 v be and to his
with s Sa he
the contract tor the same, with good and
% ss to deliver the fu. the
IN conformity with the a ter bads OF 6ns a
into the they make good the
ference between the offer q said bidder and the
next lowest Responsible Dluuer, OF Inc Pof5oA w
whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility of the guarantore must os
shown by the official certificate eff United states
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or any
other officer under the United States government.
duly R Notified OF the
The full name and post off CO address OF eacn
bidder must be lesbly written in the IFe-
posal.
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. d. Fl.
Rucker, Ohief Depot Quarternaster, Washineton
d. c., and should be plainly marked Proposals
for Forage"
tract signed by the contractor and both of his
guarantors will be required Of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
Bis * FERNS OF bids. aranties and bonds may
be Obtained pom application to this office.
All proposals. received nnder this advertise mens
Will be opened and examined at this once on We'd
nesday aid Saturday of each week at IL M Bid
ders are respectfully invited to be present NJ tho
opening oi ouS " INV D. H. RUoKER.
Rr;o Qanu And Omar terms eteY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TNTaE sUPREMs COURT OF rae DIsTRLor
IN Esstz NJ az H R ,o vs.
The iu6p@n. issued to compel tn aeiendsnt's ap:
ss thu into bs
1864, endorsed non est" and the defend ant hay
failed s s on the rs rule
h.viD5 siea 90 sdaSs Ct assssf
from this District for six months so that the
process cannot be served on him, il il, on motion
dereS ,hat the defendant cause his o to
be entered in ibis suit or before the hrst Tues
day ofNsy u. e: otherwise the bill may be taken
Atrue COW. RI hEIGs, Clerk.
mar Is ssSSv
nTnE suPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
in Equity, Ne. ~, Bill for Divores-The ,pbpe ns
r3Gness nss hs osEs hs
shai on the slst day of August 1864, indorsed Non
days afterwards, and the complainant having hled
fendant has been absent from said District more
than six months, SO that the process cannot be
.st DAY Il s sas
Chambers, that TIE defendant cause his sarsncs
s ol aay
AFR. nEfd 3s'i oi:i & said Court
IT, ss sva so on s ss csSs
Washington county, in the District OF Coumbis.
letters Iestamentary the personal estate Of
John Os,ipger, late of Warrington city, ID. c.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof TO the su bscriber
on or before the 2Sth day of March next; thew
may stheIwlse by law be excluded from all benent
Given under my hands this 18th day Of March,
1865. F. W. SlLLHA UsES,
apl lav3wt Executor.
V,RIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
1 ecriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Wsshin gton County, in the District of Column
ba letters Of administration on the personal estate
Of Lawrence Kicker. late OF Washington City. ID.
c.. deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, en- or before the eth day Of March next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from sill
benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this sth day OF March,
1865.
T1HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su bscri.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington county, in the District of Colum bis.
letters Of administration the personal estate Of
John 6enan, late of Washin gton City, D c.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the cheers thereof, to the SD bscriber
on or before the 18th day of March next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded frem all ben
eft Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of March :,
1864. FRANZ GESAU, Administrator.
mhsIaw3w
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Mr.. SEWARD TO wR. HIGELow.
Us. DEPARTMENT OF STATE.


WASHINGTON, April ), 1866.
SIR give you for your information COPY
OF note which have recently received from
Mr.. Geofroy, charge d'affaires OF the Emperor,
concerning projected Universal Exhibition OF
productions Of agriculture, manufactures and
the fine arts, to be opened at Paris on the frs.
day OF May, 1867, under the direction and So
pervision of commission in which his Serene
Highness the Prince Napoleon will preside.
lou will inform Mr.. Drouyn de Lhuys that
the President OF the United States regards the
project thus described with great favor as well
because of the henefcent influence it NAV be
expected to exert upon the prosperity of the
nations as OF its tendency to preserve peace
and mutual frien dship among them
The Prince Napoleon is most favorably
known on this side OF the Atlantic, and his con.
nection with the exhibition will increase its
proper prestige in the eyes OF the Government
and the people OF the United States.
What the Executive Government can do by
way Of concurrence in the noble purpose OF
his Majesty, will, therefore, be very cheer
fully done. The design and arrangements
will be promptly promulgated For the pres
ent, you will confer with Mr.. Droun de Lhuys,
as a special agent OF this Government, and
will bring yourself into near relations with the
Prince.
This is as far, however, as the President is
able 20 proceed, without special legislative
authority. Application for that authority will
be made to Congress when 1t shall have con.
vened. In the meantime, this Department will
tons which the Government of France NAV
desire 70 offer, with view TO a complete sue
cess of the contemplated exhibition. am,
sir, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD
JOHN BIcRLow, ESQ.
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GoTIo1 TO FARMERS AND OXIDES,

ASSISTANT COMMANDING OypIor.
Corner Of g and Twenty second streets,3
m, WAsHIRsroN. D. c., March "A, 1865.
ire government Manure belonging to the De-
POT OF Washington viii be sold where it now lies,
ma, aImers and others. in such Quantities % they
to I'm stSsd Application for the :ane 70 pc made
ss, ne HansportAten Office. Quartermaeters De.
FaTmss,,e corner Of and Twenty seeend streets.
RI o.r+ CHAH. 81. TOMPKINe,
Captain and 4. @.
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The LATE GEN. HILL-The rebel Gen A.
p. Hill, who was killed al Petersburg, was.
mex: 70 Lee, probably the ables. general in the
rebel army OF Virginia. His native place was
Culpeper, Va. He graduated at West Point in
1877, AZ the age OF 19 years, in the class with
Burnside. He wss employed or our coas. sur
vey when the war broke out. He entered he
rebel service IN 1861, as Colonel OF the I'd IT.
einia infantry. He soon became nspicuous
BY the skill and gallantrY he dlsp,ayed. Since
the death Of Stonewan Jackson, Lee has relied
On him more than any Ither off ,sr, except
Longetreet
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LeUpoN COUNTY AFFAIRs.-A letter from, g
gentleman IN Louooun County, dated a. Point
of Rocks, Md, on the 18th ins-, states rha. on
Saturday night, number OF Mosby's men yis-
tied the residence and still-house Of James NJ
Downey, Esq, who resides some three or four
Aiies from the south bank of the Potomac, Cd.
Posite Point OF Rocks, and committed some
serious depredations. They broke up and des.
troyed all The disabling apparatus, spilled ont
three barrels OF whiskey, destroyed all the
stock on hand, and hauled away quite ar
amount OF corn and bacon.-Alsc. Journal.
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HE. SEWARD TO n. DE GBOFROY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

W WELLINGTON, HprII 4, Icb0.
SIR i have the honor TO acknowledge the
gard TO the arrangements made by the Impe-
rial Government for opening at Pare, in the
year 1857, a Universal exhibition of the pro.
auctions OF agriculture, manufactures, and the
fine arts.
l have the honor to inform you that have
conveyed 70 the Minister of Foreign Affairs OF
his Imperial Majesty, through MT. BigeIow,
reply Of this Government to the very courte.
Gus invitation contained in your notes copy
of my INSTRUCT ions to Mr.. Bigelow, which bears
the date OF the 9Th instant, is enclosed for your
information and have the honor 10 acQuant
you that the correspondence which has taken
place on the subject will be Immediately made
public.
Accept, Sir, renewed assurance OF nv
highest consideration.
WILLIAM II SEWARD
BY I. w: SEWARD, Assistant Secretary.
Mr. l.. DR GEoFROY.
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SDr- VIM. J. Walker, formerly @. Boston.
Sunday afternoon He had beap in Tsah,s,
ealsn TOT some time, and probably died Of
fisease OF me heart. Dr.. Walker, during the
ne iast TWO years, gave $4,000 20 Amherst
hsh . fund Of $4,000 for the college.
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~Geu. Beauregards real ss,st. - NJ
Orleans was sold az auction, q few oavs sso
under mandate OF the United SAFE 49,
~ the United Ststee Earshal S"' -
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~Ex. Speaker Colfax is in Chicago making
preparations to start on the first of May upon
I n extended journey across the western Plains
o the Pacific coast, intending 10 stop In Colo.
ado and Utah long enough 70 post himself up
\ the resources and prospect tive deyelopmen.
tfthose territories; after which he will visit
California, Oregon and Puget's Sound.
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WOODS
FATENr DRILLING MACHINE,
PILK DRIVER,
AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

HIUhAULlC eAN PUMP.
Practical teste having fully demonstrated the
superiority of this chine ali Others for the
purpose OF sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders fer the same.
This machinery comprises everything reeu site
for the hcring Of Gil Wells s5ses;ing the srEts
lbut win be furnished, il desi-ed, al reasonable
price) and dispenses with the use o.. the derrick
rope, bullwheel and other cumbrous and expensive
hHtur"s now in use, and is SC arranged. being con-
strueted on wheels and portable, that it can be
easily removed for the purpose OF sinking wells in
The etritusis removed from the " ell by on rat.
ent hydraulic process, and does cot re- ui." tie
removal of the drill from the boring. This PROCESS
not only removes o. the detritus in from tn II
minutes. but likewise eiectuaily clears out aud
opens all the small oil veins that often en-
trsly closed up by the old process Of sand pumping
Wl,n this machine and practical engineer. a
q from 10 to 81 days after the soil pipe has been
Arrangements are being made for the constrac-
ton and delivery of these ma hines st New York,
Norwich, Newburg, n. Y. and Pittsburg, Pa Por
tII:hsI , nformst;op. Prise, terms, DC: SdlIess
York, su73m
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IMPORTANT TO FIMALEs.


DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of Ingredients in these Pills Is
the result of . long and extensive practice They
are mild in their operation, and cannot do harm to
the most delicate; certain in correcting all lrrsgp-
larities Painful Menstruation, loving all OBJ
structions, whether from cold or otherwise, head
whites, ell nervous affections, Mysteries. fatigue,
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed Aleep,
which arise from INTERRUPTION of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
wss the Commencement Of Z new era in the treat
consigned SO many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female can enjoy good health unless she il regular
and whenever an obstruction takes place the gem
eral health begins to decline. These Pills form
fTf .nd sHCGfs 18th dM
your Druggist, ard tell him that you scont tis
BEST aad most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDI.
CINE IN THE WORLD, which is comprised in
these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been . Standard Remedy for ever thirty
years. and are the most effectusl one ever known
for all complaints peculiar to Females. To all
classes they are invaluable, tndHeins, Nth cer.
fotnty, Periodical yegu!artty. They are known to
Thousands who have used them at di ferent periods
throu gb out the country, having the sanction OF
some OF the m Ost eminent Physicians in America.
EXPLICIT di,.tions stating ichen they should NOT b.
or Boxes for -, containing from 50 to 90 Pills.
ton, BY remitting 20 the Projectors
TOR SAD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
q. u HUTGHINS HILLYIR, Proprietors.
dee To- eoly.a 81 Cedar ST.. New York.
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SAFE OF LAND IN SAssAFRAs NEcK.-Dal-
rymple Williams, Esq OF Baltimore, sold, as
trustee, on Wednesday last, three lots of land,
as follows No. 1, a lot OF three acres, to VIM
Biddle, Esq, for two hundred dollars. No 2,
farm Of one hundred and seventy five acres,
for thirty two dollars per acre. John Mere
dith, Esq, purchaser. No. 3, piece OF wood
land, containing about twenty-five scres. fo-
nfnety-one dollars per acre. F. H. Murphy,
purchaser.
These lands, burdsneG by an entailment,
have long been neglected, and the land own
ers Of the neighborhood may Well congratu-
late themselves that they have a. length
passed into hands tina: VIII improve them
Sass afr6s Neck lands mus. be in demand Whsu
such poverty stricken fields as these demand
20 high price-Cs:il Nd DlmocrG..
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@ y y 1 T. 1 A l..

French Universal, Exhibi.ien fer Iee7-
Agriculture, Manufacture sno 'he fihe
Arts.
The following correspondents ms taken
place upon the subject through ne department.
q State
Nh Oh eRoPRoy TO ME-. SEWARD.
Translation.
I.eATJoS OF FRANCE TO TRR UNITED STAIRS,
WAsHINGToN, March ~. 15t5
SIR: BY two DEGREES, dated June - and the
lst OF last month, the Emperor has ordered that
a universal exhibition OF the productions Of
agriculture, manufacture, and the fine arts
should be opened at Paris, May /, Iet7. Another
decree, also issued February /, Of this year
and published in the Aoniteur, the 2lst OF the
same month, has placed this grand International
solemnity under the direction and supervision
OF commission, the presidency OF which has
been eonfided to his Serence Highness Prince
Napoleon.
Sucn a selection bears too high testimony to
the Importance which the Emperor attaches 70
the success of this Universal Exhibitisn 20
leave any need to dwell upon it. As 70 the
commission, IL is imposed OF several OF his
Majestys Ministers, OF high functionaries of
State, as well as of the mos, competent Of
notable individuals.
The Government OF his Majesty charges me
to give notice officially Of these Aforesaid de-
cr.es to the Cabinet OF Washington, % invite
its valuable concurrence, and 10 designate an
authority with which the Imperial Commission
could have direct understanding.
Is would also be of advantage, to avoid AL
loss OF time, that the Government OF the
United States should make choice at Paris
of an agent who would De specially delegated
10 be near his Serene Highness tRe Prin &c Ma
poleon.
This mode OF procedure is the most suitable
channel, and the speeches, TO convey - the
knowledge of the Imperial Commission the
wishes OF the exhibitors from abroad.
The Government OF his Majesty would a.
tach high value to being informed as early
as possible OF the result: of the steps / an
charged to take, which have an exceptional
character Of urgency.
The objects sent to the exhibition Will be re-
ceived, in effect, in palace constructed for
the occasion OF this solemnity, and the size or
which should meet the actual need OF the ex-
hbitors OF all nations. But thai the general
arrangements and plans which shall be ADOPT
space, which will be preferred, il Will be
know with the least delay what States VIII
space each would desire TO obtain.
In ending the letter he has written 20 ne Gu
the subject, the Minister for Foreign Affairs
adds thai ne IS eratified TO hope tha: the Gov
eminent OF the United States will show a dis.
position TO facilitate, so far as il is concerned,
the success of the work confided 10 the Imps-
rial Commission; it is too enlightened no. to
appreciate the advantages of these soIemnities.
a. which nations contract new ties, collect use
full aud mutual lessons, and thus assure the
development of their prosperity.
Accept, sir. the assurances OF my high con-
sideration, l.. DR GKoFHOY.
Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD, &c, &C., &c