The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04

Q6W0 E6OA w A001N0IVNs
Prsnest q . General War h EHspe-Ihs
Hskissre cs,svsstisn -sevard an IL
ssln-TAs Pubcs store Contract mo
CassA'an ReelprssEy Treaty-vsssh u
War fsr tAs Turkkh Gsyernnenf- Tho
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Our Special washisgton Despatch.
wAmsosox, Juns ., 1880.
rRoePHu or GENERAL WAR IN EUnorH
Dispatches BY the mail from Europe, both o0aciAl
and private from entitled 10 highest Credit
present ssaersi probsbis and that preparations
ms~ excessive character being made, and that
great sosiviy also prevails IN dock yards, DO.
1HI BALTIMORE CONVENTION
hedemoc~ac party has ros yet recovered from the evil
.enecss Of the oisruption chaSssson. Douglas and
guthrie would manifest any particular desire Tor unioa
there would ~ DO dfcuisy. Tho Brsoknridss nsn
lying hw waachhsShs movements Of the waters Lookou
for grand cop ssa enhsr before she Baltimore oon
venuoa he opnion Of The best normsd that Douglas
win sndsavor 70 sOrce . nomination, moving shsrs vi
Be Of bsossy, IN that cass three candidates. in bs nsd
thus oeeoos1ng tno pory IN oovanoo.
Ths Preadsat earnestly for Jos Ianc, whose chances
hsvs not improved OF late. Tho sxsrsoa Of fsw Of
the managers the Nsw York Rgsacy 70 bring out ssy
rnour doss mot meet with much success. Dsckinson's
hsncss h the event of the throw Of Douglas are
conndersd good. The entire South would cordially unite
npon him
Several Kentucky delegates 70 the Baltimore Oonven
ton IN Philadelphia last week and made arrange
menss, ID said, by which the Psnnsylvana delegation
VIII b transferred from Guthrie 10 Dreckhridge An
effort ~l b made 70 carry al the opponents Of Douglas
% Bssckipridgs ii the start 6ahrs's friends having
learned the plot, are very indignant, and likely
70 accrue In tho Kentucky delegation.
THE PUBLIC STORE CONTRACT.
John Cochrane examined yesterday before the
committee for investigating the public store contract
HIS opinion vas explicitly against both IL Legality and
policy He strongly disavowed having had any pos
be interest OF any kind the contract or In anything
connected with Il, - veil ~ having been In part
nership with Craig Of the contracto In law any
other business He said that ct tine he gratuous
y permitted him his professional Cochrane
judged 70 be due 10 hmse and to the House, OF which
he was = member TO make this statement, inasmuch -
he understood that because OF his name having appeared
IN connection with Crass, had been believed that hs
intersstso N hn Aw business and In the contract
m CANADIAN RECIPROCITY rRsATT.
Considerable alarm h manifested In Great Britain and
the Capadas n The present agitation In regard TO the
attempted abrogAon Of the Canadian Reciprocity resy
Ihs President known 70 b 70 H. aud will do all
In hh power 10 amend t. he consdsrs in workings 70
be Injurious 70 our people. Lord Lyons considerably
exercassd upon the aubso and he's called The attention Of
tho ssorstasy os sssss 70 ths matter.
Hssohs report MT violsnt stack upon principles Of
treaty - bss been Asassd. y smphatoaiiy statistical
report and sustans every position by facts and figures,
and official Canadian documsnts md the laws Of Great
Britain. II recognizes the principle Of reciprocity - IN
harmony with the theory Of free inssitutous and
assas their viols,ioa BY Canadian and Bh legislation
rWnna or wAH poR nm xuRxH oovERxxu1.
undersaood from private letters rsostvsd BY late
foreign mails that the fuyh govsrnmsnt, ar from
having abandoned the project Of increasing IN navy has
determined 70 make contracts with American shipbulden
for the early oonsuoson Of u lsast two nrss ola
sch Of MS Win inoias fresh and iaudabls rivalry
among our enterprhins naval axohitscts.
m MEXICAN rxxry.
fhe reason assigned In quarters for the rejection
Of The Mexican treaty the fast that guarantees the
Tehuansspec oostrsca u Bspjsmin, La Sore Co., with
The right 70 protect The OF ths sso ints
rests end those owning sAnt~ Annals grant 70 Moore
Co. from he RIO 0rands 70 ths xAsataA, which ere 10
guaranteed and protested BY The xoIAss treaty
oppose NE rssnsAuoa. II slso ooaasndsd that
ws possess h equity, BY virsus q thss
former grants, oil rights conferred In he McLAns
treaty for which W pay four miiona Ths commsrciA
relations granted deemed reciprocal only In NAME
and therefore furnish confederation for any portion Of
the four millions Upon this hypothsas there - chance
At ne nsAl ratification u W. treaty
I'm rnsroaifl
me Territories Of the Uaited States win remain ~ they
ere until the next ssson, notwhstsnding al tho labor
has been bestowed upon them By IL Territorial Cou