The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-17
esssls on terms Of equality With the iGhahi.snts,S

esssls on terms Of squality With the i0hahissntue
the Ubitsd B;atss.
And IL ~ fuy,b~r ,gresd. tnat no export dnty.p
Other duty, fbaii be LEVIED n lumber or timber II
Ply KIDD cut On THAI Torton of The Amsrioad te.rk
terry in The State Of Ma w,ts ed by toe river st.
jain and its tributaries. f5Ato DC that river
10 the sea, Nhs u ~ sbippsd 10 t1s Unite1
States from tne province OF NV Brunswick.
ARrfcLEv.
The present treaty smli take ef.c. soon - the
lsws required to Gerry it operation sh al have
bee, passed oy The ino-r,a ParIism nc ~ Great
BRIAN, and by the IrogusiaI pArismeDts OF tb00o
OF tie Bfitsa North ns lean co'O1ses shich ara
snec'ed by this treaty on tie enc band, and by IL
gong ess Of tie unitfd Staa,s on iha other. 6Q n
assent having be, given, aty shalt m nain In
force Tor ten Years om The date a. which & may
come ia o operatioo, AID ia tn-r until q xplrar
ten OF twelve months after toer Of ne high o0n-
HacrDg parties shall give tce IL ne Other Of itG
wish 10 t., inmate the SANE; each Of thu high con-
tra ting psr'ies being at liberty give sacn notico
tn the other al tie OF the said term Of years.
Or at any time a'terSarrR.
Ii IL clearly undsrtod however, that this stipu-
latioD is mo- inter DID +" afi CT restrvaon made
by art'cl ~ Of tie pr set Tray. sish rsgssd -
the right of tempo ariy suSpe ding the Or rasiona
OF articles Ill end Nv. the eJC
ARTICLE vi.
And II is hereby further agreed that the provi-
sons arc stipulaion- Of Tue f,r@g'cg articles shall
extend 10 ,he ,sano of Ne t0und,sns far ~ they
are applicable g. that c"ous. Bit II she Impertal
pnriismeBt , The Prov,n al Fnram Mt Of Ne Wound
land or the Congress of th Uas1d States, shall not
embrace in t5eir LAVE, enacted foe carrying tnG
treaty Dto Effect the col-py oil Ne sfonndiA q, then
his article snail b. Of no feet; bat the OMISSION "a
Nuke provhion by law 70 give is effect, BY ether a
the legislative bod af sai0 snall not in any way
impair the remaining art If yhis treaty.
ARTICLE W. ,st
TIE present treaty stay b. duly ,atidei, and the
utnal exchange Of rath IONS shall take plsce in
Washing Oh, within Fix months from she date hero.
OF, or earlier IL possible.
In faith whereof, se, the res,eotiye plsnipOtsn-
tares, have signed shis treaty, aud have hereunso
Done IN triplicate, at W sshipstOn the 9th day
Of June, AnDo mini thousand eight hundred
and fifty -four. w. L. MARCY. L.. 81
Elem AND KrscARDINE. Il. ST.
And whereas tbe said tray has been duly rsti-
fed On both parts and bs respe tive Publications
Of the same s.rs exchanged in This city on the 9tr
instant by William l.. Ma y, SECRETARY Of State q
tie United States, anc J"nn +. Champion, Esq.s
her Britannia Msesty's Envy Extraordinary aa6
Minister PleDipoiert AIRY to this gave nnent On Tho
part II their respective gov rnmebts -
Nor, therefore, be Il knoSd, shat l, FraAkt1
Pierce, President Of the USiied states Of Ansriss,
have caused the said treaty 10 be made public, 70
the emu that the same, aod every lsnss aud article
tber OF, Dsy b. observed aid fulfilled with COED
faith ny the United States the citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof ] have heruuL 70 set NJ
hand and caused the seal OF The United SsAtss 70 10
affixed.
Done at tire city Of Washington, this eleventh day
10 an sS or d
~
pence Of the United 5satestoe seventy .otnth.
franklin PIERCE.
By the Pfesident:-W. L. ARoY, SECRETARY Of Stats
Anglo.Amcrlcan Conventions
A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF TRB
UNITED STATES OF AAExIcA.
Whereas convention between the United 9taAsD
OF America and her Brisaopic Majesty was coDolO4sd
and signed by their respective penlpGenslA ies q
Washington, on the seventeenth day Of JQly lagt,
which convention Is, word for ~ord. ss folio ~ -
Whereas cOnve lti0n sas On,Iuaed ON zoe eighth
day Of February 1868, bet ween the Uottcd 3tstos0
America and her BrsS0nio Majesty, for the ssttle-
meDt OF outstanding Claims. by talked cOmmissione
limited TO endure for twelve Ionths IRON tho day Of
the III st meeting Of The commissioners; and whea0ae
doubts have arisen TO che practicsbility d ~
business Of the said commission being concluded
within the period aesigDeo, The President 81 he
United States ard her Majesty the Queen o. tAe
desirous that the time originally liked for Tho 61rar
tion Of the commisstoa Q oud be extended, and -
this end have nsm.d pleppote Dtaies to agree upon
the best mode Of effs ting this object-sast 70 70
say: the President of the Uni VI States, the Hon.
William L. Marcy Secretary OF State of the United
States; and her Majesty the Queen or the United
kiDRoon Of GIea: Britain ano Le,ns, John Flames
CramIton, Esq, her M,jests's savoy Extraordinary
and Minister Peni 9otentiary q: Washington, wa)
have agreed as follo~s:-
ARTICLE 1.
The high contracting parties agree tat thu tins
limited in the convention above referred 10 for the
termination OF toe com niss'Oa shall be extended
| for period not ex eedng four m,l.as from tao
10th Of September hext, SHOULD such extension bs
deemed necessary by the commissioners, the ur1
pre- in case Of their diagreine it being agreed
that nothing contained In Ibis Article sha In any.
wise alter or extend the time originally fixed in the
said convention for the pressn.asion OF claims TO
the commissioners.
The present convention shall be ratified and the
ratifcaiions shall be exchanged at London as soon
az possible within four months from the date
thereof
In witness whereof. the respective p'enipo.ent
iies have gned the fame, and have affixed thereto
Done at Washington the 18th day Of July, IN tAo
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
6fty-four. W. l.. Manor. lL.al
JoHs +. CHAAfTOS. II. 81
And whereas the said convention has bees duly
ratified on both parts, and the respe tive rastdca
tons OF the same were exchanged ct London, O.
the eighteenth ultim), BY James Buchanan, ESQ.,,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiasy
Of tbe United States 70 Great Britain and tie Earl
Of Claren don, Ter Britannia Msjessys Principal Sc.
crctary Il State for Foreign Aff4is on the part Of
their respective governments
Now, therefore, be it kaovn, TINT I, Franklin
Pierce, President OF the Upitei States Of Ans o,
have caused the said convention TO DO mads public,
to the end tnat tbs same and avery clause and
article thereof may be obsfrve1 and lad With
good faith by tie United States and the citizens
Il ereof
In sitDess whereof, I hsve hereunto ses ny hand,
and cauaed the seal OF the Uhised States 70 -
affixed. ... \,
Done at the city of Washington, this eleventh
day Of September, in the year OF our Lord onsr
tbousa' eight hundred and dfty.four. and of the
Independence Of the United States the seventy
ninth FRANxLIN prRRCn.
BY the Presdent:-W. L. MARCY, Be rotary Of state.
Letter from John Ball, ECO, - Jeremiah
sly, Esq, COusOn BaOksr, New YOeA.
We are nehtipg for the Turks, Jerry 1y Jerry Sly;
We are sighting for the Turks, Jerry oily;
We are 6ghting for the Turks,
And bombArding Russian ~orks,
But hidden purpose Turks in our eye, Jerry 6ly-
Yes, hidden purpose turks in our eye
II the Iurhs wore let alone, Jerr. -3y, jerry sly;
the Turks we're let slops, jerry Sly,
Where we're Frankly 'ss phs IN, onef
lAul2 lnon hcuo harN AT