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Extract TO the Editors of the Baltimore n


meriean (denao hafser) dated Washington,


dug IL.


perceive that several editors and your.
selves among them, have quotea and in my
opinion misapprehend London paragraph
ethe 3oth of May, touching the appolnt-
nent of commits sioners TO treat with ours
tr peace. The London paper could only
have meant to say that the Hague, was not
fixed on as the place Of negotiation, and not
that commissioners were not and would not
be appointed by the British cabinst to ne.
gociate any where. Oar government have
received odvices Of the affointment Of Lord
Gam5,er, DR. adams and MIR Coibnrn as
commissioners IN the fsart Of the enemy and
Client was suggested by British minister
as,he place OF negotiation, 10 which Mr..
Callatin and Bayard did not object. The
place may or may not have been afterwards
changed; but ofthe appointment OF British
commissioners there can be no doubt