New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-08
More Of the Treaty.
From oar R.gaIsc Correspond.nt.

wA.HiNGToS. July 5,n. isi5--5 T. NJ
The Treaty which You published in our papec Of
Friday last caused some considerable excitement
here regret to fad tba: in transcribing lhe docu-
!reni the words trading with them after the
words British subjects in the second Article were
omitted Al first thought ihese words were not in
the Treaty bu. il makes LILLE difference. All Bri;
ISL ubsc,s who uisn avail themselves OF the tree
Navigation OF The Columbia can trade with thai Com
pauy.
With the exception OF Ibis omission and the word
ing OF the first and ',h Articles, you have the Irea
" In the exsci terms ratified By the Senate. / on
nave seen before this tina, il differs materially from
the versions heretofore published.
have no hcsltatauoa az all in saying that mao
EEsAr CLAY been Presided, OF tie United States,
We should have had much better settlement OF the
Oregon question. When ne WAS Secretary OF stale
be ,od England that 80 the line south Of which
she should no. CO. and ne would have made that the
American ulumaium have the authority OF c DIS
uusushed Senator fo1 saying that In his opinion,
~. Clay never would have agreed 10 The present
Treaty. twas 10, necessary that he should Eng
land would have given better terms had We mad any
man OF G.mness and wisdom al the head OF The Ma
lion.
The Senate cannot be blamed for advising him to
sete as they CID. ANY thing Is as:itabe IN ~ ing
10 get dangerous weapon o.: oi The hands OF TOOL
II mailman.
The terms or which we were :hus compelled 10
settle is worse than vhat Great Britain heretofore OF
tered disi.ng .isae Senator says that the rrea-
" has simply scared all north OF the i9h paral.eIto
Great BfiIaIu snd a.! south OF thai as territory In
Joint occupancy between Is and British corpora
tons.
l. is said there Is letter on file in the Department:
which shows that while Mr.. Buchanan vas trying
20 convince tie people here Of our clear ute up to
So 80 he was trying 10 convince Mr.. McLane that
England title vas clear 10 ~, and teilng him II
possible % GET offer OF tnst line.
Though Lord Aberdeen did not intend this otter as
an u!tiu:a,uu Mr. Polk submitted j: TO the SensLe
such Mr. NcLane Is said 10 have expressed the
opinion that could get oe;.sr terms. Ar Polk IN
submitting il 10 ne S-nSie Is said 70 have stated that
iitso-thlrds advised hiD he would accede, GEd u
.u-o .btrds advised Inc contrary ne would reject IL
learn that the whole proceedings connected 'sIIh
this Nesotia.iou are - unli aud SO iaA OF co1oie-
dealing mai /. ass actually proposed n Secret ces
slou II burn 40 all documents Win The excep-
,ioa OF the Treaty Itself hlcHkLhU-
FROM ST. TEoxAs-Cap.- Smith Of TIE Ly-a.
ten DAYS from 81 Tn1as- rrrts tcA- II consequence Of
The ruo- O. ;e caPfure BY AeN'eI pstT-;es-s OF ;"o
- rerchar t1len me Scrh sGe G, SHoz saippefs -
pD,+o F,,eo IN; - Crulx ship n InerIca
al. ~ any -se Al Ino-A- EAt
be-p c,terEaaaced, AID The L.1a had s-I obliged 70
return Z oa-..s:
Tt!s r-r.or cones Il 's-.o3S W. o-1 Eo' c4sNe-
~ he una-.s1t.rrs here. IJou-. Gem Jely :.
Fsox TRINIDAD De CuBA.-CapL Cooper Of the
My ~ ,-,os informs - rs: the prospect o- crops
otae neye. lookec better Capt c. tG-taes ta4
- 1-,d.3 An cogt lave got freight tx Europe. o.:
since tae news VI he wa Wiz Mexico no fegns corc
Be hsd Tor Europe uHte- lie American -s<.
Ru, ny FAgE-A Baltimore jury locked up on
~. rcn-- orisre he folostrg moderate Dill Of
=. ha,s dozen chickens, qaa-tee CT zeal. hind
or.--s .: lamb 10 gallons Ct oysters, 20 pours oef
bushels OF potatoes. 20 lunches Ct beets boxes OF
c,e..s es-rel Of crackers Lemons. brandy, cid rye
ws,.ky, sa-rsls 9: ice, PeeS q rail.-"
u fellow in Kentucky, With q rail Esy ina.
zinsnon, wants know low eng L vii be rrfl-s Ias7
open The sfssaas;se' ss<-