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1t is with heartfelt satisfaction we find
that the delicate and difficult question of our
Northeastern Boundary, is, in all probabli-
ry, adjusted. 1t appears, that the award of
the King of the Netherlands, which made
the river ST. Johns the boundary between
the two countries, is to be the basis of the
new arrangement, and that as an indemnity to
Maine for any supposed rights she may pos
sess to land north of the St. Johns, the
British Government is to pay her GOO, 900,
or about a million of dollars.


N. Y. Journal of Com. May 2l, 1870