Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-02
From Waahinpton

NEw YoRK, April The Tribnns,.
I. Washington special of the 3lst saws On
authositttiye denial is made. that the m
8. will send 4 Minister % MaximiIisnis
Mexican Court. Our government viii Fs.
Icognize only tho Republic there WhiIeRny
struggle is going on.
The Union prisoners lately sent to ne,
tsaad rebel prisoners lately returned to
Richmond are not exchanged, but paroled.
/ RAsHINeToN, April I'm the House
to-day, Mr.. Ward, of New York, from the
Sommittee on Commerce. reported joint
resolution setting forth amspg other things
ln2tne preamble, that on the IIth of Sep.
temoer, 1854, for The purpose Of extending
| teeiPEocal trade between the British North
American colonies aud the United States.
that nearly all the articles which CJans5as
has TO sell are admitted in the Uniied
states Tree Of duty, while heavy duties are
now imposed upon many Of their articles
which the people of the United States have
70 sell, with the intention of exsiudin0
them from the Canada market. and that
the President during the SBth Congress-
caused TO be submitted to the House AN
omeial report setting forth the inequality
and injustice existing il our present in.
tercouss With Canada, sIbYerstve of the
true Fintento of the treaty owing to the sub.
segment legislation of Canada, bnt Il being
desirable that friendly relations should be
continued between the Uoited States and
t y british North American provinces and
mat commercial intercourse should be here.
after carried on. between them npon The
principles rectptocally beneficial and SAT
tstactory to both parties, therefore
hssoLpe9. That the President be author.
lzsd aud requested to give notice 10 the
BRUSH government, that tits the wish and
intention lIl OF the government of The United
STATES TO terminate, at the end of twelve
months from the expiration of ten vears
from the time the treaty went into obera. |
ton, such notice to be given at the expir. |
alton OF said term Of ten years. 10 the and |
that the treaty may be abroRated as soon
as 1t can be done under the provisions
tneFeot, unless new convention shall be. |
,l e tnaE ume be concluded between the |
Two SoVernments, BY which the provisions
snall oe Aorogated or so modified as 70 be |
I % satisfactory to each, and that the
president be and is hereby authorized to |
appoint three commissioners BY and win
the advice and consent of the Senate for
the revision of said treaty, and to confer
with other commissioners duly authorised |
tneFeIor, whenever it shall appear to be
t tt. wish OF the government of Great Bri
tam 70 negotiate new treaty between the
two governments and the people 81 botb
governments, based upon the true nrinci-
pies OF reciprocity and for the removal of
existing difficulties.
HAsHNsToE, April lin the report of
tnes House proceedings of Monday il was
steted that resolution was Reported nv |
mr. Ashley of Ohio, granting the usa ii |
the hall Of the House to the Washington |
Lecture Association for the 9Th of ADriI. |
To- LOT the delivery of lecture BY Georgs
Ir.tnompson. member of the British Par.
Lament, which on motion of Mr.. Holman.
OF Indiana was laid on the table. This
was an error, as the resolution of M.
Ashley was adopted by a vote of SO to . &c