, 1865-07-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
| THE COMMERCIAL
CONVENTION,
Proceedings Of the Last
Day.
Appointment Of Important
Committees and Adop-
tion Of Reports.
ADOPTION OF the REPORT
OF the RECIPROCITY
COMMITTEES.
Address Of HoD. Joseph Howe,
Of Nova Scotia, in its Favor.
The Convention Adjourns
Sine Die.
INTERESTING DETAILS OF THE
NEW YORK FIRE.
JEFF. Davis Head on a Lamp
Post,
The unreasonable Horrors 10 be
Investigated.
duplication Of the Rebel Gen.
Marmaduke for Pardon.
The Convention Adjourns
Sine Die.
INTERESTING DETAILS OF THE
NEW YORK FIRE,
JEFF. Davis Head on a Lam1
Post,
The unreasonable Horrors TO be
Investigated.
duplication of the Rebel Gen.
Marmaduke for Pardon,
THE COM NEHClAN. CONYEy-
TEU4.

ud1 AuhuUAC luE hIuUIs
THE COMMERCIAL CONVEy.
T1U1.
mech. &c asa sn.y,. pay, r.dHers1tnss dmr1t ,Fs
dsaWn-faAAzEe at th.. Reciprocity
R.port-gse Of Canadian S:oId-Ths
Canadians Threaten tn~ Removal
Of Consul General Potter.
Especial Dlfp7tGh to tho Chicago Ts1bune.l
DE7Eorr, July II.
The crctt Convention has come to a close, and
the Cauadians arc jubisnt. They thirk they haye
c.rlied their point, and they 60 hame perfectly
satisfied that the Unlted s,atee will give them an
other treaty. OF course there are Two op1nion,
asout 1hA, Int It IL sufficient for them at present
that the Convention has recommended the Execu
tive Of the rcited Statet to negotiate with uei
Arjesty with VIEW Of flaming new treaty.
This morning the discussion opened With IN nd
dress bY Hon. Joeeph Howe, member Of the Gov
eminent Of Nova Scotia. he spoke nca1lt thres
hour., aut bis speech, though fall Of sophisuy
ia. truly eloquent and able. he had tho sdvan
t.gc Of having been all through the tate si11sgse
I strong eympalhlker with the North, and one O
his scps served In the Esd Ohio ali through ths
| WEI. Altar Mr. Howe clotcd The day WIS 90 IA
epent that the Convention was tired out and a1x
tcue 10 come to \ vote On the question.
on motion ot III. fFale5 Of Fh'lade'phia, the
original resolution recommending = new treaty,
waa amended by tho addition Of the words t'snd
with reference to the dna1ual condition Of tht
I United states." which was accepted By the Con
| ve1tion. On consu1tstiou with the Chttt2o dole
gatea, Mr. MtChcsney'4 motion w1s ung1s.ly
| withdrawn, md the resolution u amended. pas
| cd without Dissenting vo!c9. Although 1t IL
| really no great triumph for the Csnldtans, theJ
are perfectly cxtrArarant In the r expressions :.
/ joy, md u wEi.e, cannon ere betng fre3 Of Il
commemorative OF i great victory.
me nexs part Of the pfoc1amne Will b u
nsoai.e'afe eap'sai oat o. eals Victory IN thu
II !, tst{1 ,t,d th,t 1,. f:onv4rt,on ~. r,*,
,he r,r,1ir,, f,ov~n7c-,, ,nw-,. ~ sav, M N,
tan, 1 naa.e, n.., csa w.1sas ~ Tn,,' u.'
White md olhet New Yosk nolItietans. hare hser
| travelling al orry tbs Dn,ted st,te. m.nrf.c.nr
Ing sen:'neat in favor Of the Reciprocity Trs,t5,
0esn1s u ale way 1oe "nole mattef was c1t
SEQ dt1ed+ And the beHt AdFocates picked ont fos
he Convention ~h1ls tho opponents OF The Re
sh1. ~ sarns.,o ,ha,- - -. ns 'ou44'a
1tts perfect farce 70 csll f. Co.oua ere,., Con,
veution OF the United state., fur the West va.
scarcely trpresented at Iii. 1n5t... a.a No
-e.s~s *p---~---. h.A ono eelez z&tson: MI.
nos only two, and Iowa has only one soltt1ry In.
dir1duM 10 represent it. Michigan Was repre-
tented BY clique Of Detroit men, aud the Cans
dsaos engaged Mr. Jamss F. Joy, the able and clo-
aueot Hw5ess 70 peao the canse OF Csnada- 1t
was noticeable fAct that when IN &GvoeAse OF Re-
cfproeity had The 1oor, he got all the TINA be
wanted; b1t IN opponent Ut Reciprocity wn
strictly tied down 10 the tan minute ru,e.
The iumber interest had not au advocate On tho
door, and Mr.. Brown. OF Michigan. rose tn en.,t
IL pensA o. IN u in1esesL lie Was choked down
md fct1ted bearing On tho plea that Mr.. Jog,
DC sg sono CT Michigan nd aFsd' spoken on
uo1a II asnts T. s,
aSteo rs n..t tb,np tn Inn. mt r, J., e.n.,., =,
I.7nollno q Csnseihn ao!o amosg LOBBY members
&c pontleans: 20 q 70 Saffy oo' ,he same treaty
H. Pa;fs4 out se !, Ht1 taas ,,s
~. ~. v..teedsV ns;H.t ~ ~ sHe speeso ~
~ Va sfstl ses bn2 ,hsy ~ ~,' .1s9 1Fca'
~" ivy VIZ fueeeea'
mauess I'm WeIEhfs and n IeaAures aud
ahs Nati"nsi ekoard OF rrade APP
-P"Int<d-Adopsfono oI xhe Reciprocity
0AeP3Ft-spsech OF Hon. Jos. howe.
lSptct.l D,sua,ch tn tho rh,,..o ..,s.,
o nqa.,s .igane1 ga,n;,
Preticent In the chstr, Rev. Mr. Bu-k;+v orsved
Mr. Bloodgcod asked 1epre to ruake rrf.nr, tn ths
- " ~ 4~sue ol ue constz1c'
ucn o1 eanA lFpn the St Lawrence, through
Lake Chsuplatn, to the Hpcfon river. Allowed.
aEFoRv or rHx cpxx,rzxx ON prTrn avn u.rnnn
rxernxTryTrs - - =" ANo AAA1oa
~. 49,.
msttse on Lake and Ha1hor improvements, r.
ported a follow:
&.The Commtttre annn,- tca IN ro,.tse~ a.. .,,.
jtct of r1ver aEd bst6or fmproTemcnts respect.
has besn o1.t la eSor u ciTe e. 3S 55s
the cons deration III importance demandr. Viii
.a.e 1aay ne 1ecTet'ed, the Committee feel that
Wal.ant M ,nnron13s,,e1 % Io'einneht e. wal not
% rn1es.ion nA ePp'9nsaapon 9h,a At Present. An
refn1n;.s -. Mm Loo'e1aua lhat We
sn.hs -.S, ~ +aH44A! c11ttter OF
msnt to sSe hcn nu gSen t'e a., nn5 o. IT, Goyesn.
xnyE ~ tr,a.1lsi m 10 again eotef F2on tue
,ee =. 49,, -, al that Wc can
,nnnt,rsfet * ,n1I,1.s hsesnt eEsats haye De.
=. ~ T. ue utA5.y ;,y aeGesatt ol e1ch rivera
sns X. VHasp. oa,o. 1nols aEa M1efppE1,
e-.. ,n,n ..,es n ei tna OF me Hudson
improye1e1ts m % we're msds m ApRseprtsnon; x & iSs
fson sw q h.yan esn me e1 o. AlGsny 1he naVsa.
rnr nnfv ~ tha n.e nssc 1eeoenti9n 81
Housts. s.pd Hsrbors fnr ,he nr.t.tte a, Egat
plpe and commerce from th.ch the Govern @npt
Is in receipt OF isrce feysna, eyue" nna csn
rot .eiusc 'he sppropr1stion neesssasy ~ ior iis
con'tI nsIces sbd extension. Your commlttse
therefore beg leare to recomsend thc sdnnticn ~
the following resolutions: 3'ps'S- ~
nationa ehl1set.f Of he pasiesbs I4raI ~ ,oe
ing tho cummerce Of ihr country. fenm xhirh IA
ltyer1fnef,r dr,1rrs 1srva rS@s1,ns ~ 80 so
eenae Of this d:onvsnt,nn fh.t y ~ 9 :: - tae
neIl u the dpty Of tic Generai fangs1nmsns -
make euch imnroTrments n srrh Nsvta.h;us nneus -
md lake h,rb1Ts frOm tJfnn tn ft94e - fhe 'na
Ftty for It msy he developed and a. the condition
o. enrt ans aLEasnfy WILL 1asuty appropriations for
Nr Hlll, OF Boston, ssked 1eaye to print his re-
snasss on ocean steamsnip navigation. Allowed. j
wueH7s AID MEASURES.
of b sdontion al fhr rrrnir,int X ~ T-
rrlsttse TO Wcirhts md m sasnres mi rtrn MsnIs
I'd fhc sppoItmcnt Of eomm,,tee M si.o s.sa-'
ID the propo.,don of Mr, Hi. Of Boeton sn5 rte
Of \ Ea 1onsi Rnsrd r. Trs5a ~. ~
pott adopted md H1ch NrIenn.n n Th;r.no
md c. r. Scud6er. OF Cslfo. were snnotntsa \,
Hou. Thps. ttysu announcsd fhe frit;sh &rr.r.
e,n men bero OF the Com1,itiee an We,rhfe md
Measures NJ as follows: Wm. lrv1ne, Hamilton;
Leonard, London III, Gf.nt. o1ebee: NJ ca.
der, OTTAWA; Tbeo Lyman. Monte ii: Bon. Mr.
stcsset. Ntw Bfui iewIck: Hr. E,iEer. Hsi,fIr.
rnE rAY1or.1' ~ nn.sn ~ ~ -..,
n. a1.,..a. - -. - et A"As
nenns i3n.inats y. ~ aEo1nattee on Mlaeela:
Board of Trsde rSfrh ~. ~ sasos 81 - hatosSl
+ {. Hrr.s1 Ms,en "ere sppoihted'
j. c. fnnxay.s "sIS' e...
Mr.. Efnrt ~ sWIas1sa0uuFetn-
NJ, TaYio. Gnta "4k'
Mr. R.1Gce. M,rh;c.n
j. i, Ecsmmnn ill.,,
1hot- Whitrrr Ht.aa.
John Wejch. prnn.sinos!n'
j. ". Taylor. Minne.o,naia'
lii, B,chsfdson. Mfsson.i
J: q. Bowen, Chi 10
affoRI or 1HE COMMITTEE or COMMERCE.