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THE CANADIAN FISHERY And RECI-
PRooITY TREATY.

ARTICLE I.
II is agreed by the high contracting
parties that in addition to the liberty
secured to the United States fishermen
by the above mentioned Convention OF
1918, Of taking, curing, aud drying fish
~ a..,aiu coasts Of the British North
American Colonies therein defined, the
inhabitants of the United States shall
have 10 common with the subjects Of
her Britanic Majesty, the liberty 10
take f.h OF every kind except sheIl-li,h,
on the sea, coasts and shores, and ia the
bays, harbors, and creeks Of Canada,
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince
Edwards Island, and Of the several is
lands thereunto adjacent, without being
restricted TO any distance from The shore
with permission to land on the shores
and coasts Of those Colonies, and the Is
lands thereof and upon the Magdalen
Islands for the purpose Of drying their
nets and curing their fish. That in 90
doing they DO not interfere with ihe
rights Of private property, or with Brit
ishiisbcrmen IN the pcacoable use Of any
part Of said coast iH their occupancy for
the said purpose. II is understood that
the above mentioned liberty apple.
solely to sea-fshery, and ihu salnon
and shad-dshcrics. and and al. fisheries
IN rivers and months Of rivers are hrrc-
by reserved exclusively for British d.h-
ermcn. And il is further agreed, iha.
in order 10 prevent or settle any die
putes as 10 the places 10 which the res
ervaiion Of exclusive righl % Bni'sh
fisherman. contained IN this article, and
that Of fishermen Of the United States,
contained in the next succeeding article,
apply 70 each " tho high contracting
parties, on ihe application Of either %
the other, shall wiihiu sir months there
aner. apr0iu, q Commissioner.
The saia Commissioner before pro-
eoedins 10 any bosiuess, SHALL make and
sabseribe a solemn declaration ihal ibcy
sill imgariiaiiy decide. 20 ihg beet II
thcir Judgment and according 10 justice
and equity. without fear, Asor, ~ alice
ton 10 ,heir own ooaniTy, upon all saeh
places a. arr iuicndri 90 b. reserved
,sd excluded from DE common liberty
esashiBg under thi. and lhs nrai sse-
oeeding agicle. ana saeh deeAraiiga
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Ma SUMNER Ano mn nurLra.

Some admirable passage IN Mr..
Summers speech on the 25lh Of June.
were MOI given in the early telegrapbic
report which was fret published. Ills
reply TO Ihr impulrni boasl Of Mr. But.
Ter Of 5. C.. ihai:
The iulepeni.a.a n America. TO
maintain ropublicnn ..e. was won
hy ihe arms and lrra . lg The pal
riof-m and q9oi futh oi .ateboidiuq
communilies' i too good to be kept
from oar naier.. The historical fact.
iu 10 are worthy of special argument in
thcm.eisc+ Sir BaHer mp.t have
ieh lhat Doe bad come OH second best "a
the battle
This, sir is not lha dr.i timc. even
daring my iiule experience here. that
lhe same claim has been ma lc on this
floor; aud lh.s seems more astonishing
because ihe archives Of iho country far.
ni.h such ample and unlo4biei matte
ra.s i0r its reiuiah0n. The question
u lhe comparative contributions 81 men
by dflrfcul States and sections d tie
oouutry in the war of ite lteyolsiion.
was brought fYrsurd ~ early as 1870.
la the Gri Coagrcss under iAe Consii-
iulion, 10 ihe animated aI,i profraciel
debate On ilie assumption u State 4elts
by tLe Union. o. fl.s peosia1. Fish.
70 Ame,, a Rcpre,eni4i.Fe from Mass.
achasoiis, meaorallr ga his classic a.
aqarace. moved Tor el,ii upon t.c War
Department Tor lhe humber ~ men
furnished ty each State 90 i4a reroi4.
ioaary armies This mo.iou. iioosh
FeArmen'ly oplsses. nas earisi by
small maJqrly. SHORTLY afterwards iiis
aasAeT 80 ile esg Has received ifosu
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the D,paf,uscpt. - thai time under iho
charge of Geucul Knox 1hA bo-
SWEET, vb.ca Is one of ihc documents ~
oar history, phce beycni cayil cr crii-
icism Jhc cxae, conlriba,ien iu arms ot
each State ilcrc u s;--
S,afcmsaf off5e ntpabr, OF troops na
p,jiaa tsrnisbsi " fis ssrFrl Nsdes
fer as oWYari ~ ne R'rolaie4ng
H1E grsnl 1873 % 1888, iuolssirc.
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laanai ftafat s..a.Iaf nrtfeit
fs iai drsaass a rasras d.,inrf
iiss t1tl sa.rart iffii fua jisi.ls nis.
tirl tilga Fffssufs s1isf, trHu.
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fnaa aaaei'l ssiasb u6ags.
taais tls aaseit iisidf.
i.ts O rissetsi hus si risf,
Lac tosb Pes ranrisr praeuy
90 ihs rsaisi saiis s MafG
t.if o. hfeafr ursae iha n.esd4ss.
$40 if.spfsui iih csutiy aoeers
Las L.fd ..u.a stisan slalaas.
o. rnr t.ltsn siiaia.si huafs
Yoa sisaua s-s ssf. wiss yttb nsi4ro
Fhs r.,s t.rh g. ihiak - niay.
IFsr hat And cvrig fcaHfe
unukinr In tbs b., ef day
st'asang un u.,d iiofai .plvs8,g,
snaifhihg laiafs and lsffnmes.
shf aaih sceu 20 faif ard irHdsf.
Am "a the snibns.isi hinomf
sss,i n,uaghi tiis,h l,ks garland
oin htf PLACID tnius and eye..
Iyes which bel. in o. tre q fa..affl lsHi
Thn.agA ihc Intervening skies
Apa ,l,s seem. So listen onea
To- amr taist shove tha -i.,.s~s
Nh,l-i be-. ...aest ioaiArss saitun
tnio eainness, 'kin 60 tears.
has an mifihiui is her msunet,
1bpssb no laugh ~ biithe a. hers
Gfaar driHean1f ,ninc- uls-n her
When bet iHW,si naiufe siifs.
When D gentle lip rspraFss her.
Az bef giadsome ffsces nee
Hut tho wuri &. Efnreucss' moves her
Win new jos and sets ber tree.
Should shade Of sickness near me,
Thcn she TAKES a holi,f frsre
CONES O. strengthen aud io cheer mo
lgnh her angel Hrh, uf face.
70 The sian hear bet coming,
Duiy At the morning hour,
swuctly singing, soitiy humminF,
Like bee about a iiuwef.
Good books wake ee,lsue feelings
In her andesriUprd mind
llaly lhuughis, whose high frvesliues
Teach bof love i1f human kind
Ansic thrills her voice with ieVuf,
Like the scalgs u seraphiin
NAY bright spirits teach and nerve her
TO piuake the perfect hymn.
God II Heaven 10 thy good -eoiug
spare This darling chiii iomf,
Spare me this unsuliiod being,
Till she bfings me close 10 thee.
Unseen anfcls, bless her, mould her
lnJo gqgdg.Fs. cinIhsh iq rfsr@
ihst ~ higl ] may behold her
Talking with ye, flco to face.
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chart hereto appcnlca. and shall. ia
like manner. Be free To So shore thcy
please ai liakolade. within limits 30 be
defined after tic visit ct the Iniied
States squadron Do that place.
AHrlCLT tG
II there be any other sort Of goods
wanted or any business which shall
require to be arranged. there shall he
careful delibera,iou lctUccn the parties
in order to settle such matters
ARTICLE VII.
II !. agreed that ships Of the United
States rosoriins to the ports open TO
Them, shall be permitted to exchange
gold and silver coin and articles Of
goods for other articles Of goods, under
such regulations as shall be temporar-
y established by the japanese Govern
ment for that purpose. Ii is siipulniod,
however, that the ships of the United
States shall be permitted TO carry away
whatever articles they are willing to
exchange.
ARTICLE VIA.
Wood, water, provisions, coal and
good, required, shall only bc procured
through the agency of Japanese officers,
appointed ior that purpose, aud in no
other manner.
ARTICLE TX.
II is agreed that if at any future day
the Government Of JAPAN shall granite
any other nation or nations, privileges
or advantages which are not herein
granted TO the United States and the
citizens thereof, that those same privi.
lcges and advantages shall be granted
likewise to the United States and the
citizens thereof, without any con5ulia-
ton or delay.
ARTICLE \.
Ships Of the United States shall re.
sort TO no other ports in Japan but Ii.
moda and Hakodade, unless in distres.
or forced by stress Of weather.
ARTICLE XI.
There shall be appointed by the Gov.
ernment Of the United States Consul.
or agents, 10 reside at Simoda at any
time after the expiration of ciglle,r
months from the date Of the signing %
this treaty, provided that either of The
two Governments deem such an ar
rangement necessary.
ARTICLE XII.
The present convention, having beer
concluded and duly signed, shall be ob
ligalory and faithfully observed by th,
United States Of America and Japan
and by the citizens and subjects Of eacl
respective power; and it is to be rati
fed and approved by the President o
the United States, by and with the ad
vice and consent Of the Senate thereof
aud by the august Sovereign Of Japan
and the raliicatons shall be exchange,
within eighteen months from the dat,
of the signature thereof, or sooner, j
practicable.
In the faith whereof, we, the respec
tive Plenipotentiaries Of the Unite,
States Of America aud the Empire o
Japan, aforesaid, have signed and seal
ed these presents.
Done at Kanagawa, this 81 day 0
March, in the year Of the Lord Je
sus Christ 1854, and of kayei lh,
seventh year, third month, and thir'
day.
Signed by the Commissioners.
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-28
VERMONT MARBLE.
The Sutherland Falls TO. In The Town OF
RUTLAND, VT.

Are sa~iag white. saTipEatsd, Sienna and Italian
s,pt4 Marbles FROM ihe Qharues Sutherland faii-
and Sudh,lry II prizes spouung ~ith the differ
EN- aualtes afasfcd The Marble quafrioa near th.I
Nuthas been wofkc1 in AsN Nnfk and else~ herr and
fund ~ surfrsf chafacisF tf durability hpe huish
aBd beauty ~ yein u nile that u rudufi, h. cansided
The duost EfArranr AsHHLE ih tie nerld.
Dealers and Norkofs IA Marble, are invited 20 test
Tie different syis- ehff i iWauuineHtls su4uencutal
ot sfrbiteetafa putIsres The Mil j. situated lew
fois iratn the Basfsa BavAastpa Rs,FaF. with al
the arrangements nt'e-ahTy "f tu,intis shipmoni
in any difection. pyufirrs shuuid he e irc.ssd tp
The Agents At FaLls ,fiTrsFo 80, q. W.
S.fterfaas Fall. .NsrcA lHSf. lanb-
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icois shan ha,r the right freely 10 nav.
irair Lake Michigan with their vessels. I
hoais. aui crafts sd kong ns the rlt,i 4
l.e Of navigating the river 81 Law
rrncc. secured to Americans 10y the I
above clause Of lhc present article, shnil l
continue. aud The government Of the
Uuitcd States further unguers 60 urge
upon the State governments 60 ,ho sub
iecis Of bcr Bniauic Majesty the usc Of
the several canals on terms Of equity
with thc inhabitants OF thc um,od
States
Aud it s. further agreed shat po eN-
port lu'y or other duty shall be levied
on lumber or timber Of any Kind cut ou
that portion of the American territory
in the State Of Maine, wa'ercl by the
river St John and its tributaries. and
Hlaicd down that river 90 the sea. when
the same is shipped 10 the United
States from the province Of Ncw Brnns-
wick.
AEricLUy.
Tho prcacpt Treaty shall take effect
as soon rs the laws required to carry it
into operation -b1ll have been passed
by the imperial Parliament cf Great
Britain and by the provincial rarlIa.
mcnts of those British North American
Colonies which are affected by ,hi. lrca-
ty on one hand anA the Congress Of The
United States on the other, such assent
having been given, the treaty shall re-
main in force for ten years from the
date at which il may come into opera
ton and further, until the expiration
oftwelye months after either Of the high
contracting parties shall give notice 10
the other Of It's wish 70 terminate the
same, each Of the high contracting par
ties being at liberty 10 give such notice
to the other, nt the end Of the said term
Of ten years, or nt any iimc afterwards
II Is clearly understood however that
this stipulation is not intended "a "nso'
the reservation made by article ". Of
the present treaty, with regard to the
right Of temporarily snspcnding the OPP
GRAFTON Of articles H. and ". thereof
! ARTICLE VI
And il is hereby further agreed that
the provisions and stipulalions Of thr
foregoing articles shall be extended tc
the Island of New FounInnd, so far n.
they are applicable to that colony. But
il the Imperial Parliament, the Proyin,
cial Parliament Of New Founlland, OF
the Congress of the United States, shal
not embrace in their laws, enacted ic
carry this treaty into effect, the Colony
Of New Foundland, then this articl,
shall be Of no effect bat the omission
to make provision by law to give it cf
feet, by either Of the Legislative bodie,
aforesaid, shall not in any way impair
the remaining articles Of this treaty.
ARTICLE VII.
The present treaty shall be duly rat.
flied, and the mutual exchange of rali
icalions shall take place in Washing
tou, within six months from the DAT,
hereof, or earlier if possible.
In faith whereof, we, the respectiy,
Plcnipoientiaries, have signed this irea
ty, and have hereunlo affixed our seals
Done in triplieaie, at Washington
the fifth day Of June, Ammo Domin
one thousaud eight hundred and GlJ
four.
W. l.. MARCY. f.. T..
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There shall be a perfect, permanent
and universal peace, and sincere and
cordial amity between the United States
of America on the one part, and the
Empire of Japan on the other part, and
between their people respectively, with
out exception OF persons or places.
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The Mines.
Tbs mines costinued to yisd fair return la almost
every part Of rhs state In tbs southern reg
beginning 10 fall and the miners IN instances
shftng III cir quarters TO the middle aud northern
diggipgs Addition al fumes have been instructed In
different counties, by aid OF which many miners bad
been plentfuily supplied with water duriog the whole
summer The companies constructing those works ha
probably tie WHOLE lost considerable In their
sIeculators yet undoubtedly their various water under
taknRe have been productive Of Immense advantages TO
the miners wh6 have made uas Of them.
The canal by which the Of the South Fork OF the
cLity is completei and the had been let To- II
Is work Of much Importance one Of the most valuable
cstsls In the s,ate
1hs work the North Folk ca nal leading from Iah-
marco Par down 20 miles to near Mormon leland, was
progressing ispdly, and VIII be completed within
week
The cena to int oduce the shasta River to the mines
about Yreka gorg forward and Will be done within
q couple OF months
tinps sbout Campo stco, in Tuolumne county. has
received strong jmpue ty the introduction OF water
through the new fume
miles IN length from the Middle Fork Of the stanslsua
70 the Colombia II etimAtcd that onehAf the dis
tAncs win bave be numed, and that the supply OF
ter 1T the owes stsee wQ not be less than three hund
| red tons
The Stanis,sus Ia lower than II known to bt
i before By sny person living In its valley.
rich quartz lead has been opened at San Andres,
/ the North Fork OF the Mokelumne river.
quartz mill IL being built mile and half from Co
| iumbia, the Tuoumne Water Ditch.
quartz vein In Missouri Gulch. In kaxiposA county
hes been ofeasd. and nh n 70 be wecteds
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| ,,.., San FRANCISCO sept 20 1854.
tds though the jobbing business has been somsvhst
better Those having correspondence with tn Eas or
srs, have found leisure for little else loney m.tters
are very tight This Is usually the remark on such oc
generally w sgree With US that the strnrsncy has ssi
| dom been g.eater thsa at the present time.
Among The grsin sales which 70 give below it will BE-
perceved that We dasgT ate Some lots having bssn
purchased for ne Australian market This decidedly
favorable indcution Resent adrices from tn It quar-
merchants make the venture of shipn OF Ger.
tain attces, end we doubt not but they viii be veil
waIdsd for their en:srPrise. The bark Emily Musr
! and schooner StagLound laying ia cargoss,
Among the ticles already under shipment are barley.
sfo understand that afsen toas choice but
fe! have been purchased for shipment OF the
seirparmd Purchases OF various articles of msrchsn-
disc including t.s above nrned descriptions are being
msdo for future shipment and other vessels The
npy rote Il cannot fsiI OF Iav;,v ss,mt u' as A
the market here
FIous-No la'ss lots have been reported We note
ales Of 100 bbls supe,fns Galego from hands, ct
sll 76 loo do do do At $l2 AND obblpg lots OF 200
do 90. ot $ls; 40 DO do At sl2 SO per bsl 800 Or
ss so; 250do. YrekA, at sS 60 100 DO Magnolia at so
and $50 do Ashley self raising at SO 50 Der 200 lbs
poT uss ed d lSS S SS s, swss a. % 80 per oil
WHAT hear Of . CONTRACT entered into by Of
our milling establishments for large parcel (soooo
Sales to-day from landing have been $50 gopd and
cboite, in Ave lots, at l5sc, and 800 do good lXo
per ID.
BARIRy Sales Of 2,52c California in SEVEN lots
part for shipment to australia, at &c per ID
oAs-ss,s OF 400 SKIS Calfornia for sh ,ment to Aus
trsba, at I7se per ID.
PoTAIoEs-s,les Of 800 tks chcice. at lySc 800 do.
good at Ac; ITO do good TO choics at ls<c ly<c
$50 do inferior at ln and 1900. d, at 40 ID
HAy-sae Of II tons California at sfs 80 pse ton tbs
market ra' ses from si4 to SIS per ton for lots M for
iced purposes
Cmu BEANS --kessrs De Ro, Ber dixon (. Co sod az
suction this morning 500 sks S9 lb: ench) damsssd
COIrEE Sale OF 100 sSs Rio. at 16Isc per 10.
RAIsIYs Sale Of 200 bxs, $50 hf do, 100 Or do on
private Terms
SOAP Sale yesterday evening # 1000 bzs Hills. OK
Gsatea, on private terms.
OysTKRs. = ucon fsle w Wsshburn Co. of 100 dog.
Wrjghts, At So rs n 81 12h rer doz
BAcos-ssle Of 6e caes old extra clg at l3s per lb
PORK Sales OF 60 bill. FiIns, at $40 per Dbl 20
bbls SO baii bbls. clsar on rSivate terms
BRANDY FEACHEs.-Ssle Of leo cAsss n. SC per eozen
WgIsKEY ale Of 100 bbls proef, ~ 6(c AM 30e d.
10 arrive, Isr Ps'mer and Live Yankee on privass
teyus
BsAspy.-ssis a 200 oc,sves AnrTicsa Ok Goldso
State, oa private terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28
The Weather and the Fog-Celllsions ON ths
Rivers,


This remarkable weather for this OF the year.
We now in the middle Of the real Indian summer,
which, in tradition is set down to bs the frat warm
weather after real genuine wintry snap after q
frost. We had warm weather in Ssptsnbsr, which
some were pleased to call Indian summer; but this
not 80 Indian suminer-.he collapse of real sum.
before BREATHING its lsss upon us no 1t s just
the weather to take fancy too Lether too hot or cod
oLe feels strong ard vigorous in such temperature
few days and we all thought young winter upon
u.s. lhee geI oral rush for overcoats and tAiors
for in heir lves had business their hands
than they could attend TO. The moment the coats
done-sDd the young gentlemen are anxious TO show
their .drg rhirts," the "hsight Of fashion'a warm
spell comes alcpg and the 'long tails" hung upon
the wall II only to these that this weather Is
psovosirg acce ptable.
A . natural effect, heavy fogs set in these warm
mornings and the rivers and bay OF the city are danger
to navigate. YESTERDAY morning tie fog was 10
dense that the pilots the ferry boats could not
boats EDeth ahead OF them, and many o. ssons took
morning the James Watts on ,bs Moth rlvsr was ruu
into by schooI and Of her side cabins stove in
No other injury "a, done.
Ore of the Fulton ferry boats left Brooklyn for New
York at early hour, with crowd Of people board
Or the pastsge she sgNnst ship at anchor but
damage was sustained. a large number Of the
gers that the boat had touched the wharf on
the Nav York side, and boarded tbs ship 10 their
great surprise they covered their mistake when II
of in the fog They left the thp to shift
themselves, and were taken ashore IN small boats
The Wall street ferry boat Metropolis vas about An
hour ard quarter coming from Brooklyn to New
Yoik. she ran into vessel NJ wharf below wall
street, snd carried away her cut~Ater This psssen-
gers we're considerably frightened, but nobody was
surt. me Of them climbed over the vessels and
got on to the dock, while others remained on board
TO be landed at the ferry While going up the river TO
Wall street. however, she came in collision with the
ferry boat Exchsnge she lenvog Wall street for
Brooklyn 1be concussion was very severe, and many
of the passengers Knocked down Both boats were
damaged, but not very greatly
Of the South ferry BEATS Into sloop In the
river, and carried away her jib boom.
The Peck slip ferry boats from Williamsburg were
obliged to land their passengers at the foot Of Grand
street
The ferry boat John Fitch. also rnnring from New
York to Hoboken from Canal s.rect, In contact
with scop in the river, 1T eight O'Clock, but only re-
ceivsd .r fling injury.
Tie eastern steamboats, did not arrive till near noon
On account Of the fog. About III o'clock the fg disap
pesred the river and the ferry boats eumed ths
trips with the usual regularity.
For long time the fog has not been known dens'
as yesterday rpiug 20 say the oldest pilots upor
the ri or.