The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
runner from washington relative to the
Cgca,y wish Great Britain.

afternoon, ana stated - rs, that he had it from un
doubted au.hory Il lie Stale Department Ell Wash
i1-'oo t.t treaty bod teen CONCLUDED bet,yeen the
rEi-i S.oses ard Great Britain, which effectively
settles all the existing difficulties between the two
countries.
As tar rs he had learned, the treaty had been
drawn up IN tlme to forward by the last steamer
from Boston, the Britannia, and was taken out to
England, by MAJOR Cooke, in that vessel. This
treaty, he says, was signed on Monday, the fourth
o July, and is, in substances to the following eff
fact -
The Right oiSeaich is given up by Great Britain,
the United States undertaking TO DO all that il can
10 stop the slave trade under ite flag.
The Name boundary line istlisposei of thus:-ihe
United States is toahavc Inc navigation ST the river
st Johns to the sea; all that piece of land between
our present Maine boundary line and the ST. Johns
River; also the city OF Fredericton, the capital
town OF inc Province OF New Brunswick, the pre-
sent scat OF government of that Province On the
other hand the United States cedcsto Great Britain
all the territory TO the north of the St Johns.
As lar couls learn the treaty contains no.
thing in relation TO the Oregon Territory, which is
indefinitely pos,poned but which will soon be-
come as important ar affair as the Maine boun-
dairy.
We sincerely trust that the above may be correct
intelligence as it will eflectually settle all our long
existing troubles with England, and give an impetus
to the trade between the two countries that can
scarcely BE conceived. Although we confess that
the news seems almost too good to be true Never
theless we have il from very reliable source.
day or two, or perhaps few hours, will put all
doubts on the subject at rest.
Capt. Tyler and the contemplate ed Changes
In the acknowledgements In this City
tyler Meeting; ia the 10th Ward.
We learn from Washington that no new stories
have been set ahoat recently in relation to
changes in the Cabinet and that it is possible mat
tiers may remain In Stdtu quo till after the adjourn
nent CT Congress.
The change, however, before indicated, we are
positively assured must come, and is a question OF
time only. The Cabinet must be re.organized the
sapient declarations of the Commercial, TO the
contrary Notwithstanding. John C. Spencer wouo
have left this, and his place have been filled b,
leading member Of the Democratic party from,
this State, but caucus of so ne of the leading
democrats, Si!as Wright demonstrated SO strongly
agalnsttGe acceptance of that post by the individual
IN question, that he gave up the intention of taking
il.
The reorganization OF the cabinet will necessarily
be followed by changes in many of the subordinate
officers OF the government colectorships &c, &c
and tiismovement viii DC found essential not only
TO the harmonious action of the government. but &c
the pubic interest
In The mean time the sound and sensible men O
both parties who tiink and act independently, have
becoms so dissrsted with the factious conduct OF
tae uiras that they separating from them in eve
ny Girecion ahd forming party for the indepen
dent aud honest support of The administration
We nave already given the proceedings of three
OF tour Oh these meetings in this city; and on Sd
turday night last We attended one, held in the 10th
Ward, winch was composed entirely of ndepen-
dent and democratic Wing electors. 1t was held at
Columbia Hall, in Grand street, and was very nu
mero-sly and respectfully attended.
The meeting was organised by calling John
Fowler, Esq, 10 the Chair, and appointing VIM.
ii. Place aud Robert McVey Secretaries The call
OF the meeting was read, and the Chairman made
avery neat and able speech, stating the proposed
object OF the msetng. After which, the following
resolution vas passed unanimously -
Resolved, That the meeting now proceed 10 ,npon,
ave Delegates, to nee. IN Convention, Military Hall
Bowery, on the third Monday il july Whereupon
John Fowler George Echells Thomas W. Piman Wm
A. Couant and Edward II. Dominick were nominate
and unanimously chosen TO represent Tenth Ward in
Convention.
After this the following preamble and resolutions
were read, aud adopted with great cheering, and
unanimously
Whereas IS Americans. attached to the honor and in.
terests OF our country have observed with deep re-
greet the Of the present Congress in neslecne 10
perform their duty and adopt measures Of relief called for
~ tns suiierings OF that country and having wasted
teir tune IN pursuing the executive branch
1.-THE Government unprecedented, and calculated to de-
S1e the honor and assaii the best interests of the
Union therefore
Resolved That repose entire confidence in the
honeH intentions OF john Tyler and do conscientiousy
'HNe hh ms MOVIES are purs and patriotic, and tha
he has a"as been really ani willing cooperate with
congress IN sustaining the Constitution and adopting
resolved That Congress is chosen to represent the
people together with The honor and interests Of the coun.
ny and ao n represent theft own prejudices and part.
L'n attach ncntsini that the floor OF Congress not
the proper place chalk out Presidential campasns OF
70 AJAX laws having tendency to advance
Resolved, That the law distributing the Public Lands
was Go eot and has been violated by the bill
receny nh1 properly vetoed BY the President AZ an act
towards those who voted for the distrbuton
with that compromise sai undc rs,anding
Resolved, That we are in favor of tariff hill for rove
nue. ana o the proper support OF American industry and
Gail upon Gong ress to poss such bill on honest omen
grounds Tree tom sly trick empt TO head oa 1fhe
President and We arc certain he will sign such hill
Resolved, That no citizen having proper love of conn
try, can deem this suitable time pursue the business o.
President making, when public and private distress i,
staring us IA the lace We 60 for principles not men
Resolved That IS time foc people to express their
opinions ia every direction the course of
Congress without Distraction of party. Let us one an
ALL 90 FOR the country, I,hout reference the ambition
of any ind vidusl There TOO much of party and toe
little Of principle.
Resolved, fha the delegations appointed al Mi.
litdry Hal, have power to oil vacancies
Received, That the Chairman be requested TO forward
copy Of the proceedings OF this meeting signed by the
proper sers, to the President of the United States
After this, the proceedings were drawn up, signed
by the officers Of The meeting, and then the meeting
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