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1--WE are informed, on what we conceive to be
competent authority, that he uitras Of the Senate
riH form a coSlit0n, and reject the treaty by
a rery considerable majority This treaty, 1t
will be rccollrcted, is nearly the same which grew
ost of the award OF the King of the Netherlands.
If there is any difference, the terms are not deemed
so favorable as that was. That treaty was reject
ed by the Senate during the Presdor"' OF General
Jacksou-the Whig party, then in minority,
being the principal opponents of its sage


The truth Of the first sentence OF this extract, so
far a. it regards the Wings, may be inferred from
Tho or of the last. When Treaty made
BY Mr. Livingston on the Boundary Question re-
iected by Yhig votes VIII the Herald inform
usl When Was such Treaty ever submitted to
the Senate for ratification Let US know.