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THE TREspAssERs. The Van Buren,


editors of this State, are little too fast in
declaiming about the granting of permits
by Massachusetts to cut timber on the
lands of that State on the Aroostook. 1t
does not appear that Gov. Everett has re-
fused to cooperate with this State, but on
the contrary has expressed his readiness to
suspend the issuing Of permits as far as
possible. The lately published letter Of
the Governor of Maine threatening to COM
pei Massac cAusetts to stop cutting her own
timber, was not only uncalled for but
very doubtful assumption of authority over
the property of a neighborng State.


The Saco Democrat says-"We are
gratifed to learn that Gov. Everett of
NJ Massachusetts, has assured Gov. Fairfield
that he will prevent as much as possible


the granting of permits under the author-
tv of Massachusetts, to cut timber upon the
disputed territory.-This will prevent a re-
cource ofthe difficulties which have grown
out of this practice, and cut off a large por-
ton Of the trespassing, which was carried
on under forged permits from Massachu-
sets to cut timber. " 5a