the question of the boundary line
between the Province and New
England, which for a time caused
some official uneasiness and inter-
course between Minuit and Gov-
ernor Bradford, but which, how-
ever, passed off finally without
serious complication, although
@; the question was still left in an
4| undecided and therefore unsettled
state.

In 1632, for cogent reasons and
views held by the home govern-
B{ ment, Minuit’s administration
ul came to an abrupt end; and in
\ 1633, twelve months or more
after he had sailed for Holland,
Wouter Van Twiller arrived in
the ship Salt Mountazn, to con-
tinue the power vested in the title