EXCITEMENT UPON THE BOR-


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a Citizen Of .3rooSiook .4Jrcstcd by Brit
ISL authority and Rescued By Amerjlan
.7rmS.-We learn from the following pro-
ceedings of public meeting, which we
find in the Bangor Wig, of the 22d INST.
that another excitement has been created
on our borders; and as the u. S. troops
were called into requstion, we Judge
that the circumstances attending it were of
an aggravated character. The only part-
culars we have are contained i'll the pro-
ceedings Of the meeting.


At a meeting Of the Inhabitants Of Han
cock Plantation, in the State of Maine,
the following preamble and rcsoluli ons
were unanimously adopted, viz:


Whereas an American citizen by the
name of Daniel Savage, living within the
jurisdiction Of the State of Maine and
claiming the protection Of her laws, has
been carried off on civil suit by indyidu-
ais known TO he authorized agents of the
authorities Of the Province of New Brlns-
wick, on the lth day If March, 1Sl2-
and whereas the civil authorities of New
Brunswick claim and continue to exer-
else civil and criminal Jurisdiction south
oil the st. John River, and within the linz
its of the S tate. Of Maine, as defined by the
late treaty with England.


Resolved, That we do regard with i'll
dienatiou, astonishment aud dismav, this
Invasion Of our rights, aud do by these
resolutions appeal to our government,
through our representatives. for pro.ec-
ton.


Resolved, That it is the sense of this
meeting, that in order to av old collision
with the authorities Of NV Brunswick
on this river, it is necessary that some
measures should be Immediately adopted
by which a sufficient number of Aagis-
traes and civil Off ers should be appoin-
ted to execute the laws and to protect the
rights and interests Of the inhabitants.


Voted, that the thanks cG this meeting
be presented to Cap. Webster, command
ing lhe L. 5. troops at Fort Kent, for SO
promptly furnishing assistance to The civil
authorities to rccaptute our citizens on
our own sol, as defined by the late treaty,
and TO secure and bring the offender to-
Justice. GEO. G.. GREEN, Chairman.


R. l.. Hhite, St crctary.