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Amonp other documents Prohs1eo W ~
R,;,;sb Goverpment, and submitted TO Oo.n
p6uess of Parliament, is the Correspondence
dn-;,g The wear ls43, of that Government WIN
e,,.;,n Powers not parties to Treaties OF Con
yenticns giving mutual right oi search =, NV w. :,
sails suspected OF The slave t:ede. fa'. w
tsis document contains the Correspondence oe,
tween Mr.. Everett, Minister from tae on''u
States to the Court of ST. James, anu ioie
Aberdeen. the British Secretary Of foraga M.
fairs. This Correspondence relates to tne cases''
the vessels John A. Rctb,' Jones' 'IlgTls' STA.
NEW. ,Roder:ck Dhu, aud William and rancl:'
That part connected with the hfst cas0-
vessel John A. Rob6," is given IN the Na'ioi,--
IoteIligencer Mir. EygRErr'S letters arc 10 0e
cir.m.nded for their plain, manly tone, anu P'oso
that American interests are well cared LOT ny W.
M;n;ste, Mr.. Eycretts first letter Is datee
septembe. 10, 1912 The " John A K00o' as Il
seems. on the 9th of March, le4!, was taken
possession Of at sea by an armed ioIce from !,
B. NJ. vessel the " Wa,crwitch," and on lils '.n
of April, one Of the ships company fe'eF fiu''-,
ipson, was forcibly taken cut against the VII.
and in opposition to The protest CT the mass, u
the o Iobn A. Robb.n Mr.. Everett calls on het
Maiesty's Government, TO disavow this ptocseo-
ing. Lord Absrdeen's reply states that L'euteh,
an, Matson, OF the Waterwitch, considered 'aa'
Hutchinson had been badly used on board trc
"Jobn A. Robb," and that she was as ffec 20
unit as he had been to enter that vessel, ana nef
Msjesty's Government, as the Occurrences "a'
not accompanied by any act OF violence or "a au'
thori,y, could not disavow the proceeding. Ills
letter is followed by Lieutent Matson's account
of the affair. and is in substance what We
have giyen above. Mr.. Evcrett's next letter ioi-
lows, dated August 81, lS43; he finds that 'he
act Of boarding and taking possession oi 'no
K" John A. Roob," had no connection with the
removal OF Hutchinson. Mr.. Everett CONSIDERS
it yery extraordinary, as it most assurediy was
that Lieutenant Matson, on the receipt OF iet-
ter from an English seaman, on board an Engiisn
vessel, stating that he had been lli-used' shouio
proceed to detain that vessel and take out 'he
seaman.


1t is plain that if the bare reception OF such
letter gives to British cruising officer the right
to board an American vessel, there can be very
few not subject to this exercise OF power, mas
much as one or more British seamen are found
in a large proportion Of the merchant vessels OF
the United States


The sailor, whether English or American, can
find redress for his wrongs in the United States
Courts, by the proper legal mode. One oil Lieut..
Matson's chief reasons for his procedure, is, that
the seaman had no. shipped in the regular lorm'
but it is proved by the American Consul, Mr.
Socum, of R;o &c Janeiro, that Hutchinson was
shipped in tue usual way, and the consular ceft'-
fcate is given with Hutchnson's name therein
The reply of Lord Aberdeen is not given.


| J.B. GoUeH.-Ths devoted minister in the cause
of Temperance, and one of the most eloquent ora
tors of the day, has arrived in this city. lie he's
travelled since May 1843, II 1916 miles, delivered
! 563 esular lectures spoken in l68 different towns
and obtained 26930 names to the pledge. Is not
this doing rork in the noble cause OF Temperance
/ B Improving every opportunity of extending
the already well recognized and acknowledged USE
fuIness OF "Boyd's City Express POSI-" Mr.. BOYD
addresses card in anoiher column TO ciuZens VINO
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but we know of nothing either ofFrench or English
manufacture which excels this in the richness and
strength Of the lather, or in the dscacy of its
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