The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Extension Of the Session d
Congress to the 25th Inst.
PROGRESS OF THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
P0stponement Of the Pacin
Railroad Bill.

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Speech in Opposition to ths Canadian
Reciprocity Treaty.
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A Kew Scheme for Breaking Up tho Balh.
moro Convention.
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Our Special Warrington Despatch.
WAAuorox, June IL, lseA
me ruAI ApJounmn or oosokn1
The Committee q ways and Means, 10 whom was 10
erred the Senate resolution poRponng tho adjcurnmeat
from The 18th TO Vie ash, VIII not act upon Il until 70
MORROW. They svsrss 10 sxsendng the time csa
possibly b avoided Thsy may agree to three days OK
tsasioa provided Ne Senate cannot get through.
ma extension Of the seson Of Congress bsyond Monday
geasray considered unavoidable the Senators decar
Ing that they nnh the public business before that
Tina Besides, the Prssdsat adhsres 70 The position he
announced In his first annual message. he WIN approve
blu without opportunity for full sxAmnasaca bs If
orded. According 10 present appearances special
cuve seson win be oonvenet 70 consider the important
matters pending or which may be communicated.
WHAT THOUGHT rm RICHMOND ooxvEsnox-PBoBAB nI.
roT GRAND ROW Al BALTIMORE
Tho action Of the Democratic Convention Of Rchmcnd
meets with ths general spprobaton OF the democratic
members Of Congress But there appears 70 bs gloomy
foreboding In the minds Of most Of them that there
crisis as hand which cannot be averted, and which h
pregnant with the most Tremendous results The Douglas
delegates are resolved not TO admit tho ssoeding dele
rates. u Tar ~ they have The power 10 exclude but 10
sdm In their stead bogus delegates appointed to m the
vacant places. Very much depends On the delegation
from New York, which holds the balance Of power That
an explosion win take place almost certain, and VIII
DO brought about in this way Judge Smansy, the
Chairman Of the Committee Of Arrangements Ut the
Charleston Convention, who acted unfairly In excluding
the Wood delegation from the door, claims the right 70
sue tickets for the Baltimore Coaventou mat claim b
denied, ~ hh powers ceased when the CHARLESTON Con-
vention organized. But the new National Democratic
Committee was not appointed on account Of the sudden
breaking up Of the Convention. Under these circum.
stances M Caleb Gushing the chairman Of the oouvsa
tca has the right 70 Issue tbs uokets and he will issue
hem There will b thus double set OF tckeh Issued.
At all events Mr. Cushing viii supply the Southern ssosd-
ing delegates with ackess and shey win DO admitted and
the question win then arise, how are they 10 be put
outS The Douglas leaders, finding Thorn present. will ak
Them whether they win b bound BY the decision OF
the Convsatoa Douglas should be nominated they
ehoald not give satactory answer tbs Douglas faction
viii protest against their right to be there, and they
will expel them, and admit their own friends from
The Same States, and thus nominate their fAvoriss.
n needless 10 nay THAI under the circumstances the
teeedpg delegsss viii seoede second time, and perhaps
bring others with them and that there win b another
democratic candidate In the neld This breaking up vii
probably take place on Tuesday, and The Richmond Con-
ventaoa WIN meet on the 10Th, one day earlier than
named, and that In pursuancs Of The call OF the choir
man, who y veatsd with Discretionary power 70 convene
l~~- 49,
Of union and harmony thaa ever, and greater prebaby
OF The election Of the republican candidate.
bad work u aniicipaaed u Baltimore. An imnsnss
number OF rowdiss nom ths city, from PhiladephA and
New York, With thousand nshong men from ininon and
Ohio are expected at the hsaumsasn CITY me contact
Of these elements with the Plug Ushss must necessarily
cad 70 violencs
iM CANADIAN RECIPROCITY TREATY.
M ny, OF New YORK. prepared 70 spoAk upon the 70
cprocty treaty and VIII show cooclusively, by docu
mens and statistics that As treaty has been violated BY
The action Of The Canadian paSansns both In letter and
spirit that the United sasss government has Lost nearly
velvs millions Of money In revenue oy ~ epsradens;
hat for four years subsequent 70 he treaty hs Canadian
imports 70 the United States have exceeded dxytwo NIL
lions ncnsy, only about two miions Of which have essn
subject 10 duty to the United States govcnmsst He
vines up BY saying that DO nsesds u an early DAY 70
roduoe bill 70 repeal the act OF August 1884, 10 carry
INTO effect the provisions Of this treaty. and the oct
amendstory thereto, approved March "a, 1855, With
carse declaring oil imports from the PROVINCES Of British
North America subject 70 the same duties ~ are imposed
upon other countries This speech will awaken public At
tenten 70 one OF the mos important subjects Affecting The
Interests Of American citizens all along our ff inter-
TIE omRioUi GRANT.
Mr. Ambrose Thompson has published In the local %
psrs denial o. me rsveossen OF the chrqu grant ~
NE Congress q New Granada he 70 sonnscaiv r'ss'-
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