NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.
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'he message of the President the subject of the NJ
G Boundary, the order Of the day (NIay 29) Mr..
Eans moved that so much as related to remuneration
ondivduas therein named, be referred to the commit
te Foreign affairs, and the resdue for theIpresen,
b. laid on the table,


On this subject Mr.. Evans took occasion to express
hi yiews in regard to what he understood to be the
opposition of our Government to the British Govern
nent, for new survey of the line. He contended that
he proposition dangerous in every particular, and
tat Maine was entirely and rreconcilaby opposed
Mr. Gushing, of Mass. took precisely the same view
the question: and went into illustrations to show
tht it must necessarily eventiate, in giving up our
cims, if acceded to- After some remarks by others
tie question called for and ordered, which was, on
rferring to the committee Foreign Affairs But on
noton of Mr.. Evans the whole subject was ordered to
Ii on the table.