New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
give the stipulated notice for the termination Of the

treaty.
The original resolution as reported from the Commit.
tee on Commerce next read for the action Of the
House II is as follows:
Rsored the President of the United States be- and
Ia hereby authorized and required give notice to the Gov
eminent Of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland
United States OF America to terminate the said treaty
II the end Of twelve months from the expiration Of
ten yeas from inc time when the sd treaty went INTO opera
the expiration OF ten years the end that said treaty be
abrogsed as can be done under the there
ouness new Convention SHAH before that time be concluded
between the two Governments by which the provisions shall
be abroFated modified be mutually satisfactory
both and that the President Of the United States
be- and he hereby authorized to appoint three Commission
10y and with the advice and Of tho Senate for the
revision OF said treaty and confer with other
duly authorized therefor whenever IT shall appear BE- the
wish Of the Government Of Great Britain to
treaty between the two Governments and the people Of both
countries based upon true principles Of reciprocity and for
the removal Of existing difficulties.
Mr. STEVENS moved that the resolution be laid on the
table.
The motion was disagreed to by vote Of 10 against
&c.
The House agreed to the preamble TO the resolution,
which rccitcs as reason for modification Of the
treaty that inequality and injustice exist in present
intercourse with Canada subyersve Of the true intent
of the treaty owing TO the subsequent legislation OF
Canada and that il is desirable that friendly relat ons
should DO continued between the United States ana
British North American provinces. and that com
mercia Intercourse should hereafter be carried on be-
tween them upon principles reciprocity beneficial and
satisfactory 10 both parties.
The question now recurring on the passage of the
joint resolution
Mr. STEVENS moved It's further consideration be post.
poned til the second Tuesday Of December next.
The result was-Ncas, -; Nays, -. 80 the rcsolu'
tion was postponed.
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PUNISHMENT OF GUFRRILLAs.
Mr.. GAuPIELn, from the Commute" on Military
AfiJiiS nskcd leave 20 report BIZ FOR TIE summary
punishment of gucIras.
Mir. ASCOSA-I object.
Mir. SCIIENCK-What Object 10 Bill 10 punish
guerrilas
PERUVIAN CLAIMS.
Tho House passed the Senate bin prov og for tho
pay Of clnns Of Peruvian citizens under the Con
ycntiOn with Pc.u.
Nh GAnFIEID again asked leave TO report bill FOR
the summary punishment Of euerrilas and
Mr.. ANcoSA again objected. Adjourned