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0REeaN.-sppeeial eommunicatl'a President 20 the Senate of tine U. s. as 99l gress of negotiation on the subject bet7ea $. and England.

 7o Ae Seaaie of the United stais

 In answer to the resolution of the ' of the 11th December, 1874, reqaes'..a President to lay before the Senate ' judgment that may be done wllAol' l| dlce to the public interests, copy p1 instructions which may have been gDa ~ the executive to the American 1l1.s lllls1 England, on the subject of the llas ,a %' occupation of, the territory ol ofego@ .,,r the 4th day of March, 184li alsoa " ', any correspondence which may na'e < K between this government and lha' ol ' Britain, or between either of the ~1; '1,' ernments and the minister of lhe 0s,. ,,, relation to that subject since that %a %' have to say that, in my oplnlon' ;arors a1 m gotiation is still pending, the m lnI',pi Z sought for cannot be communlcafu lse, prejudice to the public service .i.., however, proper to add, that 'q5 G.,s progress has been made m 'ne ~ ,a which has been carried on in Vfll sphit between the two goyeli.'4s 5. ', x that there IS reason to hope Ina, s.a,, terminated, and the negotiation V' close within a short period I'd

 have delayed answering 1is :. nj under the expectation exPresseu - .eall al message, that the negotiation oofs| been terminated before the el'se ,e ent session of Congress, and 'lss ,soa nation called for by the fesp'' Senate might be eommunleal,esss, TYI1

 Washington, Feb. la, isao'