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 If we are rightly informed 1t has been agreed between Mr. Fox, and the Govern ment of the United States that no farther opposition shall be made by the former to the trial of Mcleod That trial is to go on under the jurisdiction of New York, with out interference either by the British Minis ter or the National Government. If ac- quilted. as is most probable, Mcleod will be discharged of course, and the matter thus be disposed of If convicted, the Ma tional Government will then take the ne .cessary steps to afford him that measure of justice and protection which all the cir cumstances of the case may require.

 As to the boundary, we learn that a con vention has been signed on the part o1 Great Britain and the United States, whict provides for the appointment of six com missioners, three for each party to the dis pute. These six, if they can agree, are to give final decision on the question. i they cannot agree, they are to appoint three others, and decision by the majority o the nine is to be conclusive.

 Such we understand to be the arrange ment agreed upon Some of the details may be incorrectly stated, but we have eve " reason to believe that the general fact of a convention being signed, will prove authentic