The New York herald., 1872-10-23
Queen Victoria's Agents and the I'm
pelling Motives Of Their Action.
Buchanan's Compromise---The
Ashburton Treaty Of 1846.
San .Juan Island-Its Fer
tility and size.
The Arbitrator Under the Wash
ington Treaty.
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HEAALp.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in Berlin by way of London
LONDON, Oct. 90, 1872.
Special dispatches addressed to the HERALD
from the North German capital report the
highly important fact that the written judg-
ment in the San Juan boundary arbitration,
between the governments and peoples Of the
United States and Great Britain, by the Prus-
sian jurisconsults to whom the case was sub
mitted by Emperor William, awaits only the
signature Of His Majesty in order to give it
effect and force
HOW HIS MAJESTY WILL PRONOUNCE.
Emperor William decides, according to the
legal and Typographical information afforded
to him, in favor of the United States by fixing
the line Of boundary demarcation by the route
Of the Canal de Haro, the point which Great
Britain disputed, even to the verge Of war,
during the periods Of previous attempts at
adjustment of the subject by diplomacy.
ENGLISH INTRIGUE AGAINST THE FORMAL PROC
LAMAT1oN..
The cause of the delay which has taken
place in communicating the Judgment for
mally to the nations is to be found in the
active exercise of British diplomatic intrigue
in Berlin. This intrigue is conducted with
She intent and object to SO modify the En-
peror's Judgment as to cause the arbitation to
Tesalt in failure.
His Excellency Odo Russell English Am
bassador at the Court of Germany, therefore,
endeavors to prevent His Majesty Emperor
William from acting on the solemn written
Judgment which has be en- rendered by the
jurists. In this course Minister Russell en-
deavors also, to raise . false issue in the
premises.
ENGLISH CABINET FORECAST OF THE MINISTERIAL
STRATEGY.
An editorial article which was published in the
columns Of the London Times On the 18th of
October, and which was inspired from the
Foreign Office, in Downing street, presents the
view which the government of Her Majesty
Victoria urges at the Court of Berlin. The
London press sets forth by saying that EN-
peror William may decide upon any one of the
three channels.
This falsi6es the words of the Treaty of
Washington, which are inserted in article "a
of the instrument, saying that judgment is
required on two specified points, and the text
Of which is as follows =
THE TREATY OF wAsHrNGToN-ARrIcLE xxxrv.
ARTICLE A.-Whereas it was stipulated by arti-
Gle OF the treaty concluded at Washington on the
1Sth Of June, 1916, between Her Britannia Majesty
and the United States that the line Of boundary
between the territories OF the United States and
those Of Her Britannia Majesty, from the point on
the iortyninth parallel OF north latitude, up to
winch 1t had already been ascertaincd, should
be continued westward along the said paral-
lei OF north latitude ITO the middle OF the
Channd which separates the Continent from van
couver's Island, and thence southery. through the
middle Of the said channel and OF Fuca Straits to
the Pacific Oeean;" and whereas the Commission.
ers appointed by the two high contracting parties
10 determine that portion Of the boundary which
rms soptEerly through the middle OF the channel