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cannot be lost sight Of and for which allowance ought
considerations of mutual convenience and advantage


The undersigned believes that he has noticed all
the arguments advanced by the American plenpoten-
tary order show that the United States fairly
entitled to the entire region drained by the Columbia
river lie sincerely regrets that their views this sub
ject should differ in many essential respects.


Ii for him to request that, the American
penpoentiary declines the proposal offered on the part
Of Great Britain, he will have the goodness to state
what arrangement he is on the part OF the United States
prepared propose for equitable adjustment of the
question; and more especially that he will have the
goodness define the nature and extent of the claims
which the United States may have to portions OF the
territory, to which allusion is made in the concluding
part of mis- statement obvious that arrangement
be made with respect to portion of the territory in
dispute while claim reserved to any portion OF the
remainder.


The undersigned, British penipotentiary, has the
honor to renew to the American plenipotentiary the
assurance OF his high consideration


RIO be continued


MARINE-Loss OF LIFE-OuTRAGE UPON OUR
SEAalEN.-A number OF vessels have arrived since
our last among others the propeller Phenix Captain
gather farther Information of the lake marine Captain
Sweet reports the schooner Pilot upward bound, with
ascertained at Mackinaw, but nothing was known
of the fate OF those board 1t sa rock bound and de-
tance to disabled vessels Captain Sweet further


the astounding fact that not solitary light visible
keepers light houses that the quality of the oil
furnished by Government was SO poor that it would not
Withstand the frost. We append the memorandum
nished by the officers of the Phoenix


From Mr.. Fox who returned by the p, we learn that
the steamer Lexington was detained at Cleveland, in
consequence of having her false sides knocked of by the


ice while returning from Detroit. The r. Crooks, Uni.
ted States, Webster, Caroline, Scott Oregon and Mo-
hawk, were there bound up. The brig Cobb, together
with six schooners also there bound down They have
| since come in


The particulars of the loss of the Bolivar and other
vessels on lake Michigan gather from the Kalamazoo
| D. Hubbard of this village, has Just arrived in
from he of he rly
we learn that on Saturday morning last Nov 22dl the
schr Mint, Capt Buttcrfeld left that harbor under
heavy north west wind, which, after she left in


Captain b put about and attempted make the harbor
again At the same time the schr Etna appeared en-.
deavoring to into the harbor. The Mint drifted
south OF the Ena and struck the south bar Captain
B. the first to leap into the water his vessel
being about ten rods from the shore ana urged
BY the citizens who had run to the beach to come out OF
the water he refused to leave the schooner until all
hands were off and safely ashore.


The schooner Jesse Smith ashore about six miles
north OF the mouth OF the Kalamazoo River Schooner
Mahaa reported ashore about 25 miles south OF the
mouth-crew all saved Schooner Niles about two or
three miles to the eeward OF the Mahaa, and another
schooner ashore, name not known The Nile saw the
schooner Bolivar TO wndward outside in the breakers
going ashore.


The Conneam Reporter of Thursday says, The schr.
Wolverine struck the pier on entering Black River,
yesterday morning, and partly filled with water. We
hear Of the Wabash being near Huron with both an
chors out and humping the bottom


Ps.We have since learned that she ashore about
eight miles north Of the St Joseph river and broke in
two. Three of the were found drowned the
beach, and it was supposed that all on board
Buffalo .3du Dec g.


In SUPREME CoURT-Special Term-Mr. Justice
Jewett preslding-Dec. 6.-Boswell ads. Stark.
default Dunning ads Lee. Motion to change venue;
granted Bull VS.. Gift Motion to refer, granted by de-
FAULT. The People ex rel Dunham vs. The Judges of
Monroe Common Pleas Motion for mandamus; granted,
default Hayes ads Higham Motion to set aside in
quest; denied with costs, without prejudice. Fowler
vs.. Crosby Motion for certiorar granted, ex parte
Fowler Ganun, do do do. Parent The Superinen
dents OF Poor Of Putnam county, do do McBurney vs.
dington vs. Brower Motion to set aside .judg
ment; denied, with costs, without Prejudice:-
mon Pleas-Moton for mandamus; denied, with costs.
Palmer ads Buter-Alotion to set aside default, &c;
Pleasant State Prisoa-Mction to amend peadings &c,
granted, on terms. Bank OF Chenango vs.. Peck, Jr-
Motion for leave to issue new execution IN place OF
Emanuel Church, Norwieh-Motion to have service al
ready made defts. to be deemed goods granted Han
inquest; granted on Tooey ads. Page, do do
Kelly ads Standardization to set aside inquest &c de-
MED, with costs. Gaullaudett ads. Lawrence-Nloon
for judgment in Of suit granted by default
Halsed ads Shinera-Moton to vacae order to hold TO
ball. &C.; granted, by default Myers ct al ads Duran.
costs. Rich ct al ads Davis Receiver, &c-Motion for
Judgment in of non suit denied with costs with
prejudice, and former rule vacated Lansing imp'd
ads The Watervlet Bank and another Motion to
consolidate denied with costs and former rule vacated
Corning ads Lawrence-Motion for judgment in
OF granted unless plfs stpulate and pay costs
Corning ads Ietch ct al do do Baldwin ads Post, ct
al do do do Griswold ads Post ct al-Moon for judg
ment as in case of non suit granted, unless pa pay
costs, $40 Jenkins ads same, do do do do Bacon ads
same, do do do do.-.46dny .7rgus


RAILWAY AccIpENTs-On Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. Hayden, of South Newmarket N. H., was n
ding in sleigh in company With his wife and child, and
Newmarket village, the downward Portland train was
just about to pass aud he stopped his horse The ami
NAL however became Fl ghtened, and plunged forward
sot
smashed to atoms Mrs Hayden and the child were
killed nstantly-the childs head being cut completely
der the chin The other lady was considerably injured
but Mr. Hayden escaped unhurt.


The Necbu,yporf Herald states that young man by |
the name OF Horace Banning who had been employed
sometime the Essex cotton mill was over by the


lie bought ticket in Rowey for Boston, and must either
have attempted TO jump of the cars while they were in
pose and accidentally fallen off, He was native Of
Hartford, Conn. and about % years of age.


down and fell across the railroad al wilmington on sa
turday orenoon the passed over him and crushed
both legs in q shocking manner He not expected to
survive


A brakeman on the Norwich road was crushed be- |
tween the at Norwich, Thursday morning, while
adjusting the shacklc by which they were connected.
His injury was considered mortal.-Woreester Spy.


On Monday man accidentally iell between some
railroad cars and near , ,ne
ed space until his body was completely crushed. The
name Of the sufferer is Wallace and he Is supposed to
be from Boston His injuries were 80 great hat ne sur
vIved only few minutes.


MURDER AT ScHUYLERvILLE.-A brutal case oil
murder occurred at or near Schuyerville, on lues-
day last the particulars OF which are us
men bv the names OF Abraham Wilcox and Samuel NC
Kinster got into quarrel about sister Of h Mckhs.er
advice of her brother After few angry words, VIII
cox took out his ackkni and stabbed McKnser SIX,
his abdomen from which he died almost instantly Will
cox then attempted hang himse but was discovered
and taken down before he accomplished his design AL.
his trial for this horrible deed The Oyer and Termner
is now In session. and he will be indicted and perhaps
tried u this tem-Saratoga Sentinel