The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1859, Page 1

. THE NEW YORK HERALD. . WHOLE NO. 8424. MORNING EDITION—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE TWO CENTS. from which we presume every intelligent mind will’ | SALES OF REAL ESTATE. ; 7 ° : i Game ere coi THE NEW BOUNDARY DIFFICULTY WITH GREAT BRITAIN. ca etn a ere Simones geal slong arom, or of Paty RULER IE 5 SION DER Mee | ate j : Soo UU re eee oats ae Britain ee fA papi ee Grease ear Map of the Arroo Islands and the Disputed Boundary Lines---The Respective Claims of F Laci & SOUTHWICK: Bt fasaati street. England and the United States. . ROOKLYN HOUSES FOR SALE—VIZ: A THREE B ‘brick on St. Felixtat,, and a two stor at, frame, ‘onFort with, way; boi ‘news with as ae a diNassau water and withina few steps of the Fulton avenue FOR SALE. VERY VALUABLE. INVENTIO! SAI demand and necessity, got up and iremel; money-making. This is one of Ue very” bea “BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 81 Nasaau st. 123° 4 scars, Ni first class. Prices $4,150 and $4,200, Ap- 124 ( Piy to Wat Dr NICHOLS. 19 Nasaan sea Keke ee AP | a Tachoe of ft Kealih: doing s large waa puoRintla weet « ply to Wal B. NICHOLS, 19 Nassau street, N.Y, 0" : ORL TEOPENTE TOR SAF, ROHN : ear RT ac near vente. — at Bey it brick house, in an unexceptionable ‘neighborhood, om j BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 61 Nassau.stieed cm ' will be sold bay and in terms, to oy Sib og ane glean G pb: RUG STORE FOR SALE.—APPLY TO 1a Apply oS: MeDonald, 127 Broad street onan tke eeebeae pa See é 22 BART, 2) Beckman ste, or at B10; Ninlbaney uae ATRO CITY LOTS FOR SALE, OR WOULD BF EX- € ngle¥” Ae. ’ pean EO; hanged for property in New York city, or ius vicinity. AM of <er Lp ae , Four lots of land in Alexander county, State of Illinois, city of a . Profitable business, Seal ae oe lee lao ( ‘ > Rerad SS "Gira, Murray atrect. erates Nuc, Boundary Cine F 1046" - 19 aa Poet neous, THREE STORY BROWN 4 ‘stone eo avenue, three doors above iments fiis ts without doubt the dasapent promerty on Mureuy Price! ‘on the premises, Bi. Termseasy. Apply SALE—GOOD AND CHRAP PROPERTY IN is elght TRI Vite; price, S800." Ona pian corner oe aromas eight fail ie: price $8300 = ‘Marcy and Gates avenues, five full lots; price M20), Part of pri . ‘ iurchage money can remain on bond and mortgage. Ap- Bly od. VOORMIES, No T From street, Brrogyae pa ears, ina Bu 1 wel aand doing s good business, "Addiess box Poe polntiog an (aterview. is, 7 tee, aS OR SALE—A DINING AND OYSTER BAIA Jon om Hee Stcipie uorcughtare in the chy af eect JON bar and dxiutes attached’ witha new billiard tablet guia 8 good business; satisfactory reasons given for yout, ; ap Blinn cnet AICO ed Na i) R SALE—THE STOCK OF THE OLD EST/ .By, FB lvecr stable No. 1st and. 159, Atiornoy rs CTO! PERTY FOR SALE IN PHILADEL- - r pe gee By a a Rea RL AL owned by Henry W, Cal tye Wi FR ‘bis manufactory and lot of ground, fronting on three wide vant ba bed toes tera. ears. Apply to AW 2AM * -atreets. ‘The main building ts four stories high, 40x172: size of sonst be bed neg tore of rears, Aap lot For inquire at 1,009 and 1,011 Chesnut , : LLY ——. sireet, W! AM D. ROGERS. (Soa geeeeeresaehenresenesnennetgramenteeenanmm=t=prernapereeee | her 9" FARM.—WANTED, A FRUIT FARM, FROM ten tetweaty acres, on the Hudson river, Harlem or New Haven Railyoad, not over fifteen or twenty miles from City ‘Hall; in the borhood of Fordhaw preferred, Address “Fruit Farm, Flashing, Long Island, stating quality of improve- “ments, quantity in fruit, what kind, and lowest price, terms, &c. Sane eabaeratr meee coreosieeeercoemeteertioee ‘OR SALE—A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, HAS all the modern improvements. Apply at 236 Ninth street, Fer SALE—A ,MACHINE FOR FLUTIN @ RIBROEB Walker, machinist, 79 Ann street. need couat of the i ‘health of the owner. who eannot attend t Apply to C. T. '3 Hudson st. No agents . a ‘OR SALE—AN ESTABLISHED hana ea POR, SALESA FARM OF FIFTY ACRES OF RICH ‘tilluble and, twenty miles from New York, and five min- “ales? walk from the Central railroad depot at Craneville, New On the ferm is ‘a good large dwelling house 80x40, all necessary out buildings; two good apple bd ® great variety of frujt; river in front; roads ‘on * three sides; must be seen to be appPeciated: would sult a per- sou doing business in the city. Inquire of B, HARTT, on the premises, (OR SALE—A NEAT TWO STORY, ATTIC AND basement honse, situated at 118 Bank street. Price $5,500. Ais for ale, a two story house, with an alley to the rear, and ank street. Price $4,500. Also for ‘arroll place, Bleecker street. Price use sitnated in West Twenty-first ne. Price $22,000. Apply to JOELN street. business, paying a rfit. The business ior eale on nccoun ote ici pare having tuaee thaw can attend to. If preferred, one-balf only will hd, Tou Active business man, with abouttwo La) som excellent opportunity to enter a usinesa. souee. beed apply. ‘Address C. R. 8, Herald ofice, E TERRITORY. OR SALE—THE WHOLE OR ONF HALD in two good dry docks, capable of taking, out « Wn to Sen tons, he ange ony a Po vork car ke. = yare jis, within seventeen of New. York . "fave run of custom. For particulars inquire ot W. ie CROW: ELL, Yonkers, New York. * (OR SALE—A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, lease, situated in West Broudway, one of the and best Ioeations. For terms apply to F. SOLTING & 79 Washington street, up stairs. (OR SALE—A HOTEL KEPY ON THE EUROPEABE plan, with restaurant and table d’hote attached, horing @ run of home and foreign custom: now doing » ‘ioutishieet Gustnene;-zengon. for selling wishing to retire business. pply ara as OR SALE—THE STOCK AND Lite pial mpd a wholesale and retail liquor store, situated on hi voi ner of Forty-second street and Eleventh aveaue, near ferry. Reason for selling out om account of bad health. OR SALE—NEAT MADISON SQUARE, THE BROWN atone front Eugiish basement house, 43 East Twenty-third Street, with the lot on which it stands, nearly twenty feet front, ‘with or withouturniture, which is handsome and nearly new. Apply to NEILL BIOs. & CO. 5) Exchange place, or to HO: MORGAN, No. 1 Pine street, FOR SALES A PARM OF 59 ACRES IN NEW JERSEY, 44 miles from New York, on the Central Railroad, one and @bal€ miles frem the depot; land of suqerior quality, young orchards. buildings in good erder; this farm will show for itself. Apply to WM. HAMMILL, 37 Park row, third floor. OR SALE—ONE NEW FIRST CLASS, FOUR STORY, OR SALE—THE LEASE STOOK AND oF ‘high stoop, brown stone front house, well located, No! a segar store, situaied opposite the City Hall, nd avenue, finished with all the modern improvements, Will be sold dow for cash, Apply at Fre $8,600." Appiy on the premises rr ply on the premises, a OR SALE—A SUPERIOR “FIVE HORS (OR SALE—THE OBEAPEST HOUSE IN NEW YORK, ee Foner caging, wih toler sities Gee Pease eee for $8,000, four story brown stone house in Forty-elghil: La , few days at BOG ARDUS' iron building, corner of Centre naa Street, first bouse west of Sixth avenue; all modern laprove. P. i Duane streets, For price, &c., anply on the premises, , ments, Jnatine ope pronalecs or at corner bullting. Mourct Olympucs OR SALE—A BAR D> LUNCH ROO! iy Bantly fitted up; ehonabe od dct pro SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A HOUSE AND LOT IN brgluess, desirabic “fon, with a Mis oe owner is in poor ry location in Brooklyn, about one mile from Fulton. ‘ferry; only @ small portion wanted in cash, balance taken in x andon mortgage. Apply to CLEMENT FLINT, 16 Ss Nassau street, room 6.8 APP X > ~ ie WAS HINGTO TIER ALTORY. al with Ste only reason for selling, poly (0G. W, MARETAM: 104 Broadway. OR SALE CHEAP OR EXCHANGE—WHEFLER Wee Se okie saeieie, Gates all kinds of bought, by: GON & CO., 102 Nassau street, second | Toor 2, OR SALE VERY REASONARLE—A LONG LEAgE &c., of a wholesale and retail corner liquor Sore 9, avenue. Apply at 219 new Canal street, ue By to ENMS’ FURNIEHING GOODS STORE FOR G& FOR SALE— ne of the finest Broad) ; Under a hotels wih a respectable party a. lberal a meni wil be made: No agents need apply. Address Broadway, Herald office. ROCERY FOR SALE—AN ESTABLISHED STORE, G desirably located ona with a Goes orang FESERESS cree aegis yor AND LIQUOR SLORE FOR SALE—THR and ‘stock, fixtures and ‘good. will liquer store, now doing a very respectable fo business, + and pi the whole attention of ihe proprietor bei mired into which be has Jat ene ed ig the cate of his sel ‘out. Iv 'S AN, 16 Moore street, store. 51 Shuilberry street. ia; sat yet —— ee Ppoetant FOR A MAN WITH A LITTLE CAPITAES For sale, a new patent on a machine which realizes cent profit. Inquire as 416 Pear! street. —— N bape CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY FOSS sale, with bake oven and everything saltatge to arree st horse ———<——— + PPORSALE—TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, NOS. 279 AND 281 Mou street; a good location for a factory, or would be a spot a ‘ge tenement house. te or address ir- Maloy, 275 Mott streets sat OR BALE—IN THE MOST PLEASANT PART OF Long Island, near the new station at Holbrook, a fine farm of iifteen acres, ten improved , and house with "five rooms; ‘barn. 344 acres of corn, for $1,500; $500 down, balance on ensy t Also a house and 33¢ acres, Price $375. Also , ‘ten beautiful five acre lots, fronting the railroad; title. perfect, snéfree from ineuntbranee, All who wish to e ine the —_ ERTS SEO Pak Ras Do |} < . SALE OR EXCHANGE—A NICE FARM, OF 0 ipudlugs” Callor adpeas tne owncts Ac FOJATNE at A, ¥ 1 rr, atA. M, Burr's office, 167 Broadway, on Priday, from 12 to 3 P.M. en a5 ———s : POR SALE OR EXCHANGE—ONE OF THE BEST FATS 4 in New { i WASHINGTON Jersey, abont eleven miles from New York, two ‘miles from Orange depot; excellent house and out buildings; bo Tneumbrance: will exebange for improved property in New ‘ora good farm in Wisconsin. pm SOUTHWICK & MARTIN, 61 Chambers street. \ ‘ R SALE OR TOLET—A SMALL GOTHIC COTTAGE au ‘at the Bergen depot of the New Jersey Railroad. only 15 . i ‘minutes’ from the ferry; house is nearly new and has a small ;, terms reasonable and possession immediately. ‘ ia — ply toJ.M. RICHARDS, 60 Cortlandt street, or to Kin- t i er’s office, $43 Fourth avenue. - = = OR SALE OR TO LET.—A FIRST CLASS, THREE _ Ameri d British ” its] d» Haro ie ‘he channel through the middle of which runs | von be heard by the two governments—Ict 13 await thei “» story brick hous, No. 71 East Fortioth street, between D NORTHWESTERN BOUNDARY, } *lsimed by the American an Eovemarton’s | tha Soumtney, gud taekaby eves eiatt eae der | action in the premises, and let not our peoploguy ts ioe mania asingonarenies. ‘Apply to JOHN J. KELLY, THE DISPUTE! "| respectively. With regard to which of these two pee pry en cai fas must surrender J action in th fie gent pap tegen area ca are ZAREAT EASTERN WITARF AT PORT NOBRIDTA am adie Ibe borecirae feeder peg ace ares | th i rn Ble Adee tad His Os el eea gatemagsl oma . people, let it e unde! at we yield an inch to _ Tee ctaion lan beh Lath end Lap streets, iving be; | Origin of the Diffieulty— The Line | ferred to in the treaty, which separates the conti- | Povl"s.‘Joem the intrusion “of tho Beek on age fo nusstently with national honor, there can be but om walk of Fort Morris, being the chotcest part of the manorial of 1846—The Claims of the Two Goverm= ] nent from the British possession of Vancouver's | San Juan, Our right to that and the neighboring islands, | decision of this arrogant pretence of Great Britain, an the ice cream and cake busine Light wagon and ha horses: a good lease and ROBERT WHITE, 45 Bi for unincumbered city propert perro \ OTICK.—FOR SALE—THE COPYRIGHT, WIT! the plates, of the Pocket Map and Visitor's Guide. to ie Central Pari, will be sold to a cash customer by apy to P. BURGER, 329 Green: ur Morris, Esq.; splendid water view, "i " under the treaty, we assert to be as clear as the sun at | We are confident thatour government will never peac sin fact, the handosinest property adjoining | ments—Interpretation of the Treaty— Island, the soundings, as established by the United | Under the treaty, wo assert to boas clear as who sun al | ware confident that our government "absurd ant pre | {| PATENT FOR SALE.— CAPITALISTS ARE SOLICITED Kew York. Price of each lot, $260; terms of payment very. rie Exerelsed on the States Coast Survey, show in favor of the one | theso islands, and we denounce as an intrusion the Inte | posterous claim of a Power, who for bundreds of yhar ticularly f Mis bag beat perented id Peaks tae Apply to. R. Hl. ELTON, 24 Beekman street, from American Supremacy Exer < . articularly for ladies. It has been patented im France, Enge PG ewer i peg mtn ee freed ‘laimed by our government threugh Haro Strait, | acts of the British residents, and particularly the British pursued fthe policy of claiming strong and importan nd and America. Office, 143 Fulton street, near Broad careor Péck slip ferry to Harlem, Wil bring you wilhin Afveen Island of San Juan by the Territo- S ee “id ky e ces chika seating showing | iuhorses of Vancouver's island and the British naval wiltwry aud naval stations girdiue tho earth with hoff tind Mors. Ole hour ftom L2to eck, fe ’ walk of these lots. e followin; ie owing | officers. strongholds, as witness raltar, Malta, Singapore, th Sana ee , minutes? walk of these | rial Governments of Oregon and is eaehens rs th of water from the point in tho | Iu history of the Oregon controversy need not be re- { Falkland Isies, the Bahamas, aut wee ately ike Yad PORTER HOUSES, BILLIARD SALOONS AND RES- ‘OBOKEN PROPERTY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Washington--Conelusive Evidence P P vived. The undue magnanimity of our government in | of Perim in the Persian Gulf, and now the Island of San tanrants for sale.—Several public houses now doing = for liquors in bond. A very desirable three story and Gulf of Georgia, where the channel is in dispute, | yiciding, for the sake of peace, our title tothe territory | Juan, which the London Tins calls tho Cronstadt ‘of thy Soe ane and the Cae ter ale ee = eet eaten sragtana is tie ren torroreteein anet of the Title of the United States, down to the centre line of the Strait of Fuca, | north or the forty-ninth degree—the surrender of Vancow- | North Pacific. With weak and second rate Powers, these fh ramen ame, ana, Are, ‘ sh Astras ‘convenient to the ferry. - Possession given. Immediately. Ap: Y aq | vor's Island and Qucen Charlotte's Island, which natural. | jewels of their crowns have been ravished by diviomacy | JEMYIS' INFORMATION EXCHANGE, 229 BROADWA®: ply to BESSON & VAN SYCKLE, 39 South William street. &e., &e., &e. where the two claimed boundary lines may be said | jy would have come to us by the ‘law of nations under tho | or force. It remains to be seen if the government of th s« F[OUSE FOR SAR OR RENT—DROWN eTONR, SUR- to become common:— contat,” shoulda least have been respect by Great | leat sone of tho men of"Teand 12: cwtokmewr ara) f| Renae TANT, AND BAB, SALOON FOR SALE—Dme = NE, SUB- feent,” should at least have been respected By'@ egi en of "76 and "12, 'whoknew thei ably located, favorable lease, built, nicely finished, with all the modern im- The above map represents the region of country AMERICAN CHANNEL. BRITISH CHANNEL. Seat ag ordre Benes deny Bin nin rear © rights, ‘and Knowing dared maintain thea?) nn A ing pctnteas handsomely dtted up, land (aoa chance get Pree uated ty the er. Dre Chapin bad ty gon der on our Northwestern frontiers, with the Arroo Fathoms. tathoms. the construction and meaning of the words of the treaty of THE ORIGIN OF THE PRESENT DIEOUSEION the business. BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 81 Nassau street. Feehan fool oGHRERS PARRRIDGE, | tands, about which the present diftenlty with 10 ra that treaty leaves no room for misconstrustion ordoustes, | ‘The San Francisco Home Journal publishes the GEWING MACHINE FOR SALB—A SELENDID_ NEW itis " paity laav loubt:— Si ft ’ EWIN INE - a Great Britain has arisen, the English claiming 5 “The Tine-of boundary shall be continued westward along | following st: th a Grover & Baker sewing machine; one of the larges: and F YOU WANT T0 CLOSE OUT A STOCK OF DRY hich has al: by be the forty-ninth parallel of north latitude to the middle of owing story of the, commencement of the diff taros srocts but hetinn Se dee itr abe een a oe oI * a ' i t feof Saints Gls aeser stern Renta aise | PO's ntretofore, boon considered the property 9% 180 the chanuel wife parsts the continent trom Vane. | CUI, showing that i originated about the hogs of | Sal iarRs" Cai st, Wh Riceeea ements Hecke counties, town, ona par’ cash, ean have an opportunity | WaY8 heretofore been considered the property of 100 3 Yen's Island, and thence southerly through the middle of | an English squire, though it has fsince grown to aROEE WOR, Aen eee i O i ice. rashin; a nel an cas Straits to ac ~ —! IXTURES by addressing Cash, Herald olicc. | the United States and an appendage of Washington 150 45 Seca, "That section of the treaty, instead of ruming | Somewnat formidable dimensions :— ‘small stock of a nicely titted up tea store {pr sale cheap RRAY HILL.—FOR SALE, THE TWO SPAcTOUS | Territory. It has been occupied by American citi- 150 49 the forty-ninth» parallel duo west to the Packic ocean, | _ Tho Island of San Juan, or Bellevue, is’ considered to peg for fenmmotiately ot Souk ‘ brown stone four story high stoop, houses Nos. 248and | rons for over eighteen months, whose rights there 15 48 had no other intent or meaning than to give | be a disputed point between American nnd English torrito. JL tur ateee eee! wn? O REED & TOWNSEND, 106 Mur~ Sep eren areas, abr sese iter nicdiend Fumon areata: instigati 5 67 to Great Britain all of Vancouver’s Island and | ry. Itis between fifteen and cighten miles long, by seven {| Make: “Gall at ihe houses ieesamine ther.” For terms appiy. | Were Dever disputed, and it was at the instigation 84 EY the small lands ying immediately adjacent there, ap. | at ie widest part Its: populated chiely byatew Amer (PO CANDLE MANUFATURBRA—FOR GALE, A ORE: to the owner, JOHN H, SHERWOOD, No. 9 Park place. of those residents that Gen. Harney recently de- Itwill thus be seen that the channel claimed asthe | Purtenances, if we may use the expression, of said ‘Van. | can squatters, an English Squire (an employe of the Hud- mical facture from common. ack pad vB hd Rada ree dace Ma — couyer’s Island, and which laid west of said middle chan- | son Bay Company), and a number of unruly hogs, sor EN OIE ant oC from Bab SLO | SPatched a body of American troops to protect | american boundary has the decided advantage in | nel. And here, without referring to the map or geogra. | of whom belong v6 the Squire. The quarrel js ‘ait’ about Pee LO ne MOA ON Ie hates erat® | them from the alleged aggressions of certain Eng- of the Gulf of Georgia, we might rest our case; but | these hogs. Said hogs persisted in breaking through the ; C, MCMAHON, 184 Chathain square. : depth of water, besides heing wider at every point. | Th) comes to our support, and a referonco to. that ‘esta, | hedges and digging up and eating tho’ tenner we Cat- ALE OF VALUABLE LAND INVIRGINIA. lish residents there, jaggressions since beets by | when there is any dispute about the right of pro- hes beyond the possibility of a doubt the preposterons | ter, an pores settler. He gave them, that is their : virtue in ns ; i . e a ve ‘cl iui be Coacnonch st Muummebrg tan counyct | or. ot Dengan of Britah Colusabie iaued « | P&vty in an laland the rule is thet, coterie periue, | m4 ezegion oly ofan dain trumped ep by Great Br | mee, fe warning, and then at ong of them, which seme Cy gre gre ane’ Will sail ag commissioner, at auc; | troops Gov. Douglass, of tebe it is within the jurisdiction of, and belongs to, the | line is lengthened—it becomes crescentic, and rans in | ter was sorry, or offered to pay, but the Squire had sworn 7 in, October next, a raluable tract of lid lying in York | protest against their military occupancy, claiming | Fsinjand, ratherjthan that of any neighboring | very direction—in fact moro easterly than southerly— | vengeance; ‘Ke attempted to havo Cutter arrested and county and within three miles of Williameburg. racteon- | the island as belonging to England, and at theaame | ? whilst a southerly line carries us naturally through the basing 1 Victoria, there to be tried and transported, tains | hundred acres, by an old survey, but will be sold by - p island; hence the Arroo group have been always | Canal de Haro, and leaves to the east the Archipelago, } Now/there happened to be some United States troops, un- the tract and not by the acre. There are by 4 time sent three British ships of war anda force of considered to attach to the American continent | which, by a fair construction of the treaty, is indisputably | der Gen. Harney, at hand, and when a British _—— ALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP— House contains near fifty rooms, all newly ainted this spring; now doin; 4 Of the ‘Dest i ihe ward. A ice rate ieeion. elven right of if wanted: oniy $3800 wanted. Any want of such a house will find this a great chance, “Address Rapp, Herald office. ein eeiinsaidtaciielinilnan action WHEELER, & WILSONS SEWING MACHINE FoR le—One which is perfectly new; cost $100; will be wold ge Hl ante futile murs. But take another view of the case, and admit that | steamer arrived fram Victoria to carry off GM | ata bargain for cash. “Apply At 146 Thine eco eee De Taad of the best nally. He neuen reer ane | Sebpers and miners there, Thus the island re and not to Vancouver's island, a8 now claimed by | {he term :‘channel” is a word which can here be asubject | Harpey refused, to deliver him up. ie win inn ats the J Met. i Srood can be cut, and yet leave more than enough of the in the joint possession of the two nations. Governor Douglass. From the above map our | of difference and doubt—tho treaty saying “the channel,”” | question arose sto Whose Jurisdiction tho Islaud' ot san || @¢yR) WILL, PURCHASE Ay BUSINEAS TEAS ‘timber for the use of the farm. There is a good brick dwellin, The boundary line between Washington Terri- and there being two channels, then the question is solved | Juan belongs.’ $25 yt Bb nol tie ae BUSINESS THAT Bouse, kitoben, smoke honse and dairy, together with a food readers can form their own judgment as to which | yen more clearly in our favor—not only from its di- HISTORY OF SAN Jv. required to sitsfy. "Apply. to @. O. RINGEBORT 96 Pow pe oe ee ig era ena ater) fsanebun- | tory and Vancouver's Island has been in contro- of the two boundary linesis the correct one. rectness of course, but by the amount of water. If A correspondent of the Victoria G otle eh street, this day, between tne honreof Wanda ee cary of the finest waler. In short auch a placeisrarely put | versy for several years, and commissioners were ‘The subjoined extracts from journals published | 12°, "™s “the channel’? mean the main channel, razelte give the Gann % eh GAL ie ae Le wo ERSEe' jadi Ue best rcdementation iso nighh cf oe ire. pisteaniyesi ream iat d P then the Canal de, Haro—tying “next adjacent 1 | following notes in regard to the population of San | $300) PURCHASE HALF OF A BUSI- alge oe appointed not long since to arrange it seems,’| on the Pacific side, in the vicinity, and doubtless | Vancouver's Island, almost a direct south tine from the sedis tala gc Satin, Meee e gli eatablished, and paying about $4,000 par Ferme ot ale 8 satoliows hate Me ‘az shall besnmotent | however, that they have not been able to do so. possessing a knowledge of the region of country in Upatenrge — — Neranee ~ ee cee Somewhere in, December, 1853, or tho early part of sacritice. ‘Address €. L, T., box 139 Herald office. pte reavenaes of male ‘iveryeara inisrest rao date, payanie | 20° treaty of 16th June, 1846, established the houn- | aisnute, and the facts attending its previous his. | larcest body of water, as sottled by all the higdrosraphic | 1854—about the time of the meeting of the Leglalature of 350 FOR, SALE CHEAP, “A DINING, OYSTER Senna aud erenred by boas, winapproved secur. "Tile | dary as being “along the fortyninth parallel of | tory, atord very strong evidence that the claim of itch te boundary line by ths terms octhe treaty ra | Drundares, described San Juah and Ser ies coun ; enttangen oh Two sees kaisomel’ hited tp, fa * FoRAiTinad enn aah 9) be aold in soparate parcels i desirea, | north latitude fo the middle of the channel which | the United States is a just one, and has heretofore Tun; and the American side of the question is the only | Archipelago, as part and. parcel of the coumtyae Wie Dio lenee) lowiress saat 8 prod eer at Maren ‘Title indisputable. separates the continent from Vancouver's Island, ‘i enable one consistent with good sense, right reason, and | com—the Hudson Bay Company sent hither. ieking BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 81 Nassau street. For further information apply to CHAS, C.P. WALLER, or | 5?’ : “ne | remained undisputed, as the action of the territo- he constinbtion! oF eer » Tig) , Beaver, a flotk of sheep, come 1,300 in pantie bites ages. 2-8 COBNATAN Oommibsonet_ | and thence southerly through the middle of savd | sini Legislatures of Oregon and Washington, men- | “over ths land we have trctofore exercised Territoria | of Mr.0. J. Grif, then a clereand ace chiet trader 600. —SEGAR STORE FOR SALE, ELEGANTLY fea CLOSE AN ESTATE—THE PROPERTY KNOWN As | Channel and of Fuca’s Straits to the Pacific | tionea below, clearly establishes:— jurisdiction. While this territory was yet a part of Ore- | in the Hudson Bay Compa yet i n 8 servieo, Who has since ro- 103 West Brondway,, for sale immediately. lot 253100 | Qceun.” Here it will be seen that there are two gon, inthe winter of 1852-53, the Legislature created the | Sided upon the island in c i ; location best in the lly, with a yee TS rge of the’ Company's proper. wher inother busiiams. Weasons fo 01 Apply to G. W. MARKHAM, 104 r feet. Apply to THOS. PSACOTT, 64 Nassau CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE OF OUR RIGHT TO THE ISLAND | County of Island, clearly defining its western boundary to | ty. For three preceding years, during the sn a TAND OWNERSCAN IgINENT CLERGY. | ®pparent channels separating the continent from OF SAN JUAN. be the Canal de Haro. prs act, then a muttor for the | Salmon fisheries, for which this locality ofters Superior is; FOR SALE, ONE OF THE MOST POPU-. Wrae 8, from benevole ves, to colonize one | Vancouver's Island. One of them is to the west of | {From the Olympia (W. 1.) Pioneer and Democrat, | approval of the national Congress, isstill in force, for Con- | ducements, had been pursued by employes of the conn, $1,200. Ger corner salboos dows town. ated ay ie toa ‘hundred or Snore Tariities ‘on new lands in a healthy section of August 12. gress never disapproved it, and hence it is notice of our | Pany, Who returned to the fort at Victoria, so soon as each | dest style, and doing an e: first class for Wisconsin or Michigan, adjacent to or borderingon | the Arroo archipelago, through Haro Strait, and ‘The recent occurrence on the Bland of San Juan, in as- | occupancy to the whole world. In 1854 the Legislative | Season ended; and no permanent Occupation of the island |} Selling the BET Tie into another business. Apply te "Peer other pasties Haring sty S0000 Netter ac comps” | would give these islands to us; the other isto the | serting jurisdiction and the right of occupancy of that | esembly af the Territory of Washinglon, in creating the | was effected tintil the landing of the aheer: ce sate | adele BOUTHWICK, af Nassau street nies or other paruies baving say 2,000 acres or more. sp situ h Rosario Strait, and would give them | s24.the neighboring islands by tho two great Powers, the | county Whatcom, the same position, | above mentioned, or nearly seven years ater te | = ————— ips plone to addres, soi Tvaly ath of ao rice, | east, through Hosa Tie aceite Wor ha | Oe na Great Belaiayaro, masters of.deopiand: | on etabtihed the wet Doumdary of | that county | Fatfeation of, the treaty. Up to tho present time BILLIARDS, ak Th a age . : riostlon tu, which of ther’ } abiding interest ie re ae aa sy to weg ‘a oettlar rok Dee nr OE Suber sci i Peete teen) | (0 reas Brneaim THO ah the nation at large. What must bevthe final resalt, the | fin\mouthe tlande tm diopute boon oe part of eer tions | excepk the. Tepresentative at tc company alluded ti | BULARDS—POR SALE, TWELVE TABLES AND county, th t /ht alleys, with the lease . was meant to be designated in the treaty | future alone can determine. But it becomes our pesple juded within that county—and never hus this act been | the foregoing, nor do the colonization Inea eee °e, cpt alleys, ce Awe spacions eg es SEAR SLOURIBH. t has always maintained that | in investigating this matter, to look upon this esti, = pproved by ‘Congress. ‘which has the authority to dis- | upon the northwest’ coast essions ot ber kee Ror ie bere od Ag wel pate vs ing towns and navigable waters, in Kasternand | Our government y! m a lisapp ry 8, (whit Ly th Posse: f her Majesty, at 627 Broadway, near Bleecker street, up stairs. 3 L wilt sell low for cash or'in exchange for it the former, because it is deeper, | s*vély and seriously, for out of it’ may grow events of | approve of our Torritorial legislation, nor by any officer | cognise t le existence of either possessory right or clain iany good merchandise, New York or Brooklyn lots.” Title was , ’ | vast magnitude. A difference be? ween two great nations | of our government. But another fact still more impor. | to property in this island, or fealty in any inhabitants BaLskds BILLIARD PLAYERS WILL FIND FOUR’ from State and unqu: io Hye RIOR, 1 Wall street, room’. wider and more direct, and because the | entailing the possibility of an appeal to arms, at this june- | fant, has been the creation of the ofice of Inspector of Customs | Who at a subsequent period might erect houses thereupon. = tables at the Club House, 200 Sixth street, near - : = | islands naturally belong, not to Vancouver's Island, | ture in the world’s history, is a subject requiring ‘calm | for that island, and his official action there since the estab- | _ Superiority of soil or pasturage fucilities wore the con: | @¥enue C. “One shilling per game, s naturally belong, | deliberation, dispassionate patriotism, a desire on the part | “lishment of Port Townsend as the port of entry for this col- | siderations inducing the transportation hither of Hudson DENTISTRY. but to the mainland. The British hold the con- | of every American to see his government with all'the | garon district, Bay Company stock, as their influonco over the Indians TLLTARDS. WANTED, A XOUNG MAN TO TAKE STRY. + 3 u y > i re dl five tables; must be willing to ke a Nt pee cain right upon her side. | Tetus, thon, be prudent and wateh- |“ Within the past few weeks our military have occupied | obviated those difficulties which less fortunate individuals | joc have’. of & room. w ae, Arr Cerin ob old elven, pling, coral Ac. naumay | Ter) View, but would be satisfied to compromise By | fut o¢'Gur acts; let us do nothing ‘with hot and impetuous | jt, nnd by order of Gen. Tiarney a. willacy poet kas teee | bad to overcome ox wee eae tee ee onslaught | House, 18 and 186k st, Wiltamabeos, SS Oe Paltalk Se desired, at from $10 up fore whole set. Also thenew white | giving us all but this identical island of San Juan, be mS ner a = ane Wie rs islands, | established there. Gur aco of title Cae supremacy < igh ieee tid It is Hardly formals to Btpnoes TLLIARDR—THE ONLY a WO te . - | with calmness, dignity and propriety of conduct, act as | hus been continuows from the ratification of the treaty till | tha’ © Company no doubt as to the Crown’s rights nn DS.—THE LY PLACE YOU CAN Burr > Bling for “Ah: LUTHER, Sr.,42Great Jones street, | Which contains about seventy square miles, is valu though convinced of the right of their presence, "We foel | now. ‘The islands have beon included within our natonal | in the island, ‘so'much superior and. more eligible “sally Guilith’s innproved cushioned table is at his faciory. Cal x- | where white’oak, cedar, fir and pine abound, and where | “04 examine. Beware of the numerous patent fumugg. ercise of sovereignty over tho land, and until recoutly | broad acres of tnobstricted grass covered plain invit- | CMOS Wer Have proved to be worthless 146 Fulton street. without any pretence of adverse claim. ively promise abundant and almost spontaneous crops, J We firmly betiove that no representative of British an | would have been neglected, and a comparative Eden PEELAN'S IMPROVED BITLTARD TABLES AND hem remember that the time is — thority should be permitted for a moment upon that soil, | turned mto a sheep pasture, at a time when such strenu- COMBINATION CUSHTONS, | and territorial domain, by a series of acts showing the ex: i ani OYABLE AR able for its fisheries and minerals, and is particu- | assurea they will be guilty of no act of outrage of nature, STAN Hennig ane filing, Bo came, larly important, in a mili int of view, agcom- | or wrong which may embroil them with the British ’ it pain. Tooth ti Srithout extracting the 1 tary po! , subjeots now temporarily stopping there. Let them re_ ee Faust neglected tecth transformed in moet manding the Straits of Fuca, the entrance to both | jnembor that every violation of right gives strongth to ‘960 Broome | channels, and the navigation of the Georgian Gulf. | their opponents; and te to. we : ot yet come for decisive action, for betwee . is 0 yas tw cate is ninio rere, or are at least supposed to havo bee: For sale only by the patent a factrirers, | Rect beineen broniwayand Bowery." °"' | tn fact, the propriety of fortifying it and making it | 20%,%t come for drive, action, fr bet egwuauons We bllove thatthe Aoatig of Brie soars a Seen aad to populate the neighboring néetaera Toda: ree eee gious Nok & COuLEN DR PTET ARTE sc oomas corner of Broadway ond Thiciy, | & Second Cronstadt has heen recently discussed i are now pending which wo sincerely trust will ultimately British occupancy over. the Island of Sa Such is the history of the difficulty with great Brom. GF, 67 ans 0 Cesehs ae nas Lo ae ane Toa ery toowk oe | eneand. are confident tnt there’: Dut oue wey Mt which, nt. nie eeahnaten ee meee ania Britain respecting the right to the Arroo islands | Tord contlignt ain © bat, Gata and ote qu no, pressure, gv We bare tudicated on our map th ings fou can bo sottied-aud that must be that the Oana | in thy hands mamniys|ongr: . Y te: 2 ne Noxthy bouns the United Stat e forsale, Tnqnire al ion? rooms, ping tb Gon be HEU WHE th bare tudicate Pp the boundary ling tu dag bans of Comamisslonery Lare—as boi sides will p yd the Northirest houndary of the Vaited States, Esti Sherpa Egingpntet pair oe Ny e