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mountains; and that they have, moreover, discov.
cred the boundary line itself, as marked on, by
the Commissioners under the treaty Of 1883, and
all the monuments established at that time to fix
the line.


This information, if, as is supposed by the Eas-
tern editors, it will lead 10 the settlement at once
OF the controversy between the United States and
Great Britain on this subject, is not less welcome
than important-Nat. Int.