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RUsH's REsiDEEcE AT THE CoURT OF LON. DoK.-Lea & Blanchard of Philadelphia have inst issued this interesting work Our booksellers W ill probably receive il by the next arrival from the north. It is continuation of Mir. RUsH's forme work, "Memoranda of Residence at the Court of London," which embraced the occurrences of the years 1877 to 1920. The present brings up the nar- ratlve to 1925, comprising minute account of the recognition of the independence of the Spanish Ame- rcan Republics; many novel and interesting facts re. lative to the slave trade convention between the U. States and Great Britain, rejected by the U. States Senate in 1924; and history of the negotiation which MT. Rush conducted on the part of the United States, at London m 1924 respecting the establish. men' of defnitive line of separation between the British and American terrlories in Oregon, when

 the 49lh parallel of latitude was first offered. on our part, in the spirit of compromise, as our northern boundary from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific. Also, copies of all ihe ofica papers which passed between himself and Messrs. Husk nson and St,a,. ford Canning, the British plenpotentiaries.