Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-04


tries. by securing to the United States the right
of fishery on the coast of the British N rti
American provinces. with advantages equal 10
those enjoyed ly British subjects Besides the
signa benefits of ibis treaty to q large class OF
our citizens engaged in a pursuit connected to
on inconsiderable degree with our national
prosperity and strength it has had favorable
effect upon other interests In the provision 1T
made for reciprocal freedom of trade between
the United States and the British provinces IN
America.
The exports of domestic articles to those pro
yinces during the Inst year amounted to more
than twenty-five millions of dollars, exceeding
those of the preceding year by nearly seven
millions of dollars; and the imports therefrom,
during the same period, amounted TO more than
twehty-one millions-an increaseof six millions
npon those of the previous year.
The improved condition of this branch of our
commerceiis mainly attributable TO the above
mentioned treaty. u !. "a
Provision was made, in the first article of
that treaty. for a cominission to designate the
months of rivers to which the common right OF
fishery, on the coast of the United States and
the British Provinces. was not TO extend. This
Commission has been employed d part of two
seasons. but without much progress in accomp-
fishing the object for which it was instituted,
in consequence of q serious difference ofsopin-
ion between the commissioners. not only as to
the precise point where the rivers terminate,
but IN many instances as TO what constitutesla
i,s N s
by theltreaty. 80 So tgss5e %
The Efforts pcrseryeringly prosecuted SINCE
the commencement of my administration, TO re-
lieve our trade to the Baltic from the exaction
of sound dues by Denmark have not yet been
, , WITH success Otnsr governments
nave aiso suu5ne ooptuin u iIhe Fettei 10 thelI
commerce and Denmark was thus induced to
propose an afgu cement to all the Euripanl Pow
ers interested IN the sunIect; and the manner
In which her proposition va received, warrant
ing her to believe that u satisfactory arrange
ment with them could soon be concluded. she
made strong appeal to this government for
temporary suspension. of definite action on its
lFpart I'M constellation of the enbarrnssIneut
which might result to her E,ropears iierotia-
lions nv an 10 d;,,stnenf og the ,nes
t;on viii, stta TT,,;taS cto,ass INKS ,s,,ot TO-
hee, aaaSa AZ. AZ. 4l
o,,, - I1si e.i a. I s.t, - - -. -
:S VI ias., u9
= Any
~ 10 Sir arc 70 nc
'so pstlu umueI protest ahu supecG 10
future adlustment. There rs reason TO Shelieye
that an arrangement. between, Denmark and
the maritime powers of Europe ON the subject
VIII be soon concluded, and that the pending
PRECIPITATION with the United States may then be
resumed and terminated In n satisfactory man
liner
With Spain no new difficulties have arisen
nor has much ,o,,,le ;,,st
t,ment of penfine, ones. 80 g
Negot,In t;nns q a,,torsd into a., a., ,,,,a ,f
relia,,s??nS 60 - ps S'e ~, y
Til ee !t iiie
y sot.i' y .ts ale pro-
LUZ oil iocal
sro"il,5 GUY " siit1 intercourse, nave
iio = yee 2een attenaeu with any results.
Sooi atter .lle OF ia'e war IN
TINS government sppnltted the considera-
an sWo Pfihcpes ior .ne
tra1 Oi,s, ons' .'ls sle
ia mug si,suiI cover ooas' except arti
o,es OIL war; anu the other, mat neutral
2 W poar u Vessels Oh pengerehts
w rom @ wlth inc eS
u cohll'io.na areieies. ihese We're not
ptesehteu as new rules oiinternationaiia law; having
~, " tiiougn NOT az
way py one OF tue parties
, wen as Severn heutra,
tb Us. " siisss anu
az, 1reat oritalh
| tic - !. 5s ~ oleets . s..iein ZOE
81 7, a,.soraoie opportunity seem
ni+, - 49, n 49,, ~ oo.e sehe.ai recog-
P,t Gs .,,e ps.a ana ainefica
most 81 nc Sec ~ - -, -
reject did not .. 70
l ,,2 q ~ - -, NY uPVii 'ls oser-
VIII; ~ IL. ~ 80. :. ases.
.ie WIS IN ms posillon, me re-
anstr;e p.nss;a III T.,, gresls
Mt Paris took into consderat;on ths snh;ant ~
meantime RIGHTS and mt forth a iccIsro
/ tainino, tbe tyrnf ;,,Iao lsh;l,S -; - :.
IboIl "a, IL e. Us ~, ninety
siderotion Of t1,a - - -, - t ie
the folloino , ~
remains abolisbed .R,octa,,as ~ s. =.
be binling mnsf be - "
tanned by force suaeient reoi, = .s ~
thus coIanose of fn 90 ~
nlrealv hear nronnsaa h., d. iT;.i 500. ~ =.
government has bee ~ II, t .s
powers represented nj c.,
land Turkey isf ~ III ~,
in relation to
can certainly be mo- obieetion
defntion of what shall con ~, 49,, .le
Investment Of a blosksdeS nisss sS IN
which this government has Siways aIr
claiming indemnify fo, loeses az. =
violation of the rule thus has bss
ous to Our commerce. As to the
of the article
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