The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

fs 20 BUFFSLO.
KsnGsros, N. Y, August IA, 1854.
The following delegates 70 tho ssr.tosv co.v,us..
have reen appointed frca Ulster county E.kin Sksr-
siii, John B. Howell, n. l. Toby, James a. ladslsy.
Jnoot Il. Duseis. Nsihasirl HsRoek Exbert Whissksr
Charles Hsrsshorre GeorRy Chambsrs, +. T. Dupay.
BUSTAlo August II, 1864.
The conversion y appoint delegates to tho sarasos
naob sstay was at. naeA by lsss ths uftv
s~rr ne kss:sa',cas we'e accepted, and delegates t.
Assspssc,sy Ts-asy.
Ut MODHlUArION or THE rAxKiYF.
AN AeT ta cxby into rffert y treaty between tbA
United 6satrs sad Great Brtaiu sisned on the
hftn day OF Jar, eiyo'e~n hundrei and az, y-faus
Ee II enacted ~ toe s~nx'e aud House Of Repre-
eeutAtIves OF the United S'ates Il A0erics In . a.
IRA Assembled, rhat ~henepsr the Pres,d-us of
Urtesd stase~ shall feu+ive ssAisfactoey evid 4nce
thss TIE lmperi~i Psrtianeot of Grrat RrieAis aud
e. PrcviEti.l Pail aWents Of Canscs. New Bruns.
Wick, Nova Scotis. and Prince Edward III and have
so laws cb their pa r. giv fun effect to the pro-
yisNnr ~ the eats between the United States a0d
Or II Bfaip signed on she ifth of June last he is
n.rny authorized t. ,a.ur bis proc|amstot de lar
sfs 0a'e ef sucb ocanss" n the following arti les
btiog tbe RSowth ani preoace Of said Provinces Of
C.tacn, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince
Ed = ard Island, to WITT
Grain Aour ana alssuHs OF alt kinds: animals
of sl kiSd-; hesb, -moksd aud sAlsed meass; CO.,
tot- 70 1; tttas atd vegetables, undried fruits;
dred hn'tA: fish OF all k,uds; producss Of fish, aud
NIL Othtr crsatuSes living Ia tue water; ,nutrv:
tRgs; hdte, fafs, skin tails. und,essed; stone or
marble. n its csude Yought state, slate: but
ter, cheese, tallo~; lssd h rns; msnures: ores Of
metals :t aA ki1d-; c'al; p'c,; tar, tn pentlne;
asher; timber and iumbe, Of All kinds ronna Tvs we'd
aud saved. manufactured IL whole or in part;
fn.wWo, plshls, shrubs aud trees; pela; wool:
fsb OIL; riee broom ,orn and bark; gypsum, ground
{" uecrouD,; hewn Or wrought or unwroughl bnrr
'T esiDdssoDes; oye-suns; fxx hemp aud to~, un.
WabutSctWed; uLmaDufacture tobacco; rags:
shal be introduced into the United States free OF
o. s0 tng as the ssic treaty shall em4n Ia force
: subject, ho~cve to be suspended 10 relation to
The trudc with Canada, on the condition mes,ioned
In tire fourth q ticie Of the said tex,y: Aud all
the Other prvisi OF the ssd treaty snail 70 into
snect, ard 10 observed on the pa u tao Uuited
States y
Sec. 2. Aud be 1t further enacted, that whenever
fbe slsU0 Of NewfouL d'aDd all give ,ts consent
to the sppcsts0D II The stirnlasioos and provi ions
Of the said trtaty to that pruvtnce aud the lsgis
psss the Lecessa5y u for that prp 1se the abve
eInmerut<d articles shalt be admitted free Of duty
nom that psovinoe into the Unlted Ht.tas from aud
sfe. " 9 dsts II proclamation by the President Of
the United states, clarug that be has sstissact0
evicehce tHst the mid prOvin'e has cynseoted, in
aAe era yspkNtn " ~ 'au6-F6 thHVtQyisions M
States the full beped VI ell the sspul Arops thercin
con'ained. Approved August 8, 1864.
Ihs r. suit of shs Elections In Canada.
fFrom the Montreal Hersld August III
Tho cast up VI the list Of members returser We
have III esdy published It, sh ws. minsterslists In
lower Co, aoa s6 al IN Upper Canada 20. in all
So; sDd OF all shades # opposition, 10 Lower Cana
ca 2S, ard Ia Up,rr Canada 43, IN all IL. or the
t~o returns Jet to come In, 70 suppose Chicutimi
sill b. ministerial. ard Gaspc opPorition, though
tht last ~ doubtful. To this showing believe We
ought TO make "a amsnc mont 80 to transfer
Mersls. BsOd+uy, PoleIte, Guesremoa., Whitney,
ota1'l asa csass y the spp.siosa; We sEs
ttee gentlemen share the opinions Of Mr.. 3icotte.
ana will be IN oppseition. II We add tLese to the
Lower CANADIAN Opposition, and dedu I them from
IN Lover Canada, 20, AID opposition 81. The &C
count would then stand for the whole province tnus
M,niser.at 0Tpcsiti,s
/ I lper Canada, da,............... - a.
81 II
This woule give a majority Of twenty.six to the
opPcstion, or aad'sg two : the double ietaras Of
Metsss. H,Dcks and CbabOt. If twrntye eight, ut the
vote for tie Hpeskership. But the Difficulty OF col
itcang ihe whole strength II the up position on acy
expect To R.e ao vsrstenl,ng majority in opposi.
tiop may very possibly b. disap y0iuted though W
believe that defeat, ard that speedily, uust cone
for the resent holdes II olo-. OF the op position
Ne rank some sixteen amo,g the oil coase yadge
party, ~ whom tniy about tive vs, we tnink, arc
cad to battle upon the ground Of preservation Of
The res ives. Tc these last may probably be added
sspe q rec or four followers Of Mr. Cauch0n making
p.fnap- ID Oil nitren opponents OF secularEa.
zion. n tkese are dedlcied from tho opposition we
s'i have left tolerably homogeneous lar,v Of six
y Two members, comprising the fdty lberal politi-
caDs Of Upper aod Lower Ca ada, separ ated. 1t Is
true, into number OF sec,iou bn, able to unite,
IL personal pr, tensions are excluded In aucn wy
as 10 fern working aomioistratoo. Several Sec
tioIs Il this OF peel ion thoroughly pied red.
By act word, against the pe, son Of thu present
government. Tbis we take for example to be m)st
plainly the case with the ~hole Of the rouge repre-
ttDsaficn Of L0~er Canada; the friends Of Mr.. ST.
c"tte the members for Montreal the friends Of the
lae Speaker Dcna;0; ard the friends Of Mr..
Brown or the clear git section Of the opposition,
Lpwb ring core twenty one, probably about half
nsy be expected to willingly resign their opposition
IL isyor Of ,oisurisl pretepsions Of improved con-
dnct should they do so, they may for shot time
throw tho balsnce entirely into the hands Of tina
eDsl boy "f united anti uiarizars but the moral
Elect 1t che position which the bersi party Ia
Lowtf Canada he's assumed, must { be left out Of
account. We can barely believe that the induce
nepts 70 join moribund clique, compcsed of men
vh WITH the exception OF one two, haze sho we
ibs mseyes thoroughly iubccile and helpless at the
f,st approach Of scr.eus danger, aud who have no
common vicwp can balance th- attractions Of q
young and yigO Gus party with kindred opinions
and syp'patbice.
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