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herewith transmitted, With OtnerS sent 10 tne House of Representatives heretofore, will en- able Congress to judge of the propriety of the course pursued, and to decide upon the necessity of that now recommended. ,, .-,

 If these views should fail to meet the con- currence of Congress, and that body be able to find in the condition of the affairs between the two countries, us disclosed by the accom- panying documents, with those referred to, any well-grounded reasons to hope that an adjustment of the controversy between them, can be effected without a resort to the mea- sures have felt it my duty to recommend. they may be assured of my cooperation in any other course that shall be deemed hon. orable and proper. ANDREW JACKSON. Washington, Feb. 6, 1887. This message was referred to the Commit tee on Foreign Relations -r

 Poanerful effects of Champagne editor of the Nashville Republican mentions the tol- lowing :-Our collector, in his rambles thro' the city on yesterday. presented our account against firm, notorious for the good Cham pagne they keep on hand for their custom CTS, and on their broaching bottle for his es. pecial benefit, his heart so opened that he immediately made a deduction oftwenty per cent from their bill for advertising, which amounted to more than one hundred dollars. for the year 1886. Friends having the inter- est ot this establishment at heart will bear 1t in mind and be careful hereafter how they uncork bottle in his presence.

 AHTUI "A wife and piae children, and four elS per barrel