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WASHINGTON, Thursday, July %, 1854.
The House was in session till after
o'clock this afternoon, and went through with the
River and Harbor BILL and reported it with only
two amendments, one appropnatiDg forty five
thousand dollars for James Reira, and another al
lowing North Carolina to collect tunnage duties
at Wilmington. Ii is thought the bill may pass
the House Tomorrow or next day. The Broken
Dow land Omnibus, which was tabled by large
majority to-day, will come up for reconsideration
tomorrow, but it is beIsy ID to stand no chance.
Its defeat will increase the prospects Of the pass-
age ofthe Benefits Land Distribution blu through
the Senate. EYE.
The Fishery Question Highly Interesting
from the East.
BosroN Thursday, July 20 1882.
CAPTAIN Whalan. of the fishing schooner
FIXING Cloud arrived at Gloucester from the By of 81.
Lawrence reports about 300 American vessels in the
bay, 81 mackert rather scarce.
Car tain Lay bold OF byzantine Hsliiax, was In the
bay tpd informed Captain Wnalan that his orders were
to seize all vessels found fishing within the line laid
cvn by the BIZ i,h Government.
This line cuts OF vessels from hshlng on oil tno
grounds kept Ia the neighborhoOd Of Gap ani Nag
daen Islands The dtaDce from this line toths shore,
In some places IA 80 or % miles Another Restriction
has been psced upon our vessels IN me shape o, an
OF Cd per tuu 10 all toe provinces Ine
hsbre vcs.os have been Obliged beretoors Ia DAY
ike dn,y al Canso and they Obliged to pay this
anchorage at the other Provinces In addition ~acn
something never required before go
The schooner General Gushing, from the Bay oil So
Lawrence arrived a, Nssburyport Yesterday snd
makes the losiD2 report Lett the Gut OF the Csnsos
SAturday 9th inst and spoke on that day schooner
Freeunp of Welt, et, who reported that on the day
uresiuus they saw BrltSh sp'am trtgae win t~o
American fishing vessels in tow of Ga'pe hsnInoS
far ir. IA the lsnd STATED There were u brush
vessels Of war on the fshiog grounds and four others
Second Dispatch
BosroN, Thursday, July ~, 1859.
By the steamer Admiral, we have st.
Johp' n B. papers o the 2sth The TINES says; ia
this city on Saturday last, Court OF the Vice Adni
rally WI. held for the hearing ofhe cases OF the Amor
csn fishing chooners Coral, at Machiss, and Hysdes
Of Lubec szed by the cutt-r Medley TOR violating ths
Fishing Treaty. between England and the iited States
No defense was made by toe owners. judgment ON
the cases was given aud the Court adj ned until
to-day, when, of course, the vessels Will be con-
denied" . 80. a,
ByDpsso,ek,r remarks: Our Western neigaDors may
rest per.cty assured that their vessels are not Seiy
be seized, unessto ey are found CLEARLY wl'nn mo
limits and In the places where there can DC 40 pos
so,y Of DISPUTE to their infringe ment OF the Con
venton. The same paper TURNER soys;
we learn from official source that the Comman-
ders OF her Maj.sy's vesses employed In this h'hey
seryjcr have received special iDstruc 20 -Serr.e
careful discretion in the very delicate office Of Interior
irg with vessels belonging to foreign and iresdy pow
ers.' - -
The arrival also Of the steamer Sir John Harvey
brings us Hslfax papers 70 the 27eh lost
The soOp-of war BuZzsrd had sailed from dsn'ax %
ioin the frioae Cumb. rand of Newfoundland.
The daies from Newfoundland are 70 the l5'h, 'he
s,aern. Mt that British Government had determined
to give ~ Give protection 10 the fisheries haa gwen
great sa sfa don there. The Brush Revenue vessel,
Charles wss a. BueDa Vista, and through the vigilance
Of the Officers not soele American fishing vessel had
made its appearance in the fishing grounds In that
TIE Halifax papers silent, editohally, on ths
fishing troubles but copy Mr. Webstes circular mead
ing Il Threatened Rupture with England"