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ne Eastean B0.tndary.-The House of Representatives Of the State ofMaine. went suddenly into Secret sessson on Monday week, on the motion of Mir. 1EANE. It is we'll known that this gen- tleman has, for several years, devoted himself to the acquisition of informa- ton respecting the disputed territory, and has contended, with resolution and spirit, for the whole district. Consider ing that report had just arrived from Europe, that the King of the Nether- lands had decided the boundary ques- ton, there can be no doubt the secret ses- sion regarded that subject. The re- port said the decision divided the alter cated territory, giving, however, to Maine the greatest share. Mir. D. would know. at glance, what this share was. Whether Maine will consent to this ar engagement remains to be seen. ltis un- fortunate, perhaps, that the session of Congress has terminated at thls moment. It is indeed possible that the Senate may be retained, as the runor, and possibly the official accounts, must have reached Washington before the 4th of March: the Senators of Maine would not be negligent.

 The Secret Session of Monday con tinued about an hour.

 The Portland Courier says, that, as far as it has been able toasceriain Pnhlic C. piniononthe subject, the peopleof Maine are not satisfied with the decision.

 The proceedings of the Legislature in the Secret Session, have been trans mitted to the President. Some step on tie important subject has been taken with great experimentation Pal.