The New York herald., 1865-03-27

relations between this country and the United States viii
not incur any real danger Of interruption Hear hear
In our power to place fellow citizens II may call
Them In Canada and tho Northern provinces In state OF
defence should they be attacked Hear hsar There is
better security than strength resist attack
II attack should come Hear hear That is no provoca
tion II abuse OF terms say that when you employ
means prevent danger you are provoking that danger
and Irritating the party against whom those precautions
may be taken (Hear hear lf no animosty exists these
precautions have effect except that Of inspiring
confidence In the party In whose favor they made
Hear hear) II, on the other hand, there be dispo
ston 10 attack that disposition to be lessened in
proportion as the chance Of success diminished Hear
hearl Now, cannot agree with my right honorable
friend (hr. Lowc) In thinking that whatever are the
difncutes-and difcuiues undoubtedly there may be-
BY America ,se should regard s dnes u canada as a.
undertaking Which could not soceed N accomplishing
think on the contrary, that Canada may be defended
and also feel that the honor OF England and the good faith
which Is due 70 loyal fellow countrymsu in these
Northern provinces require that a all even we should
Not concurrnR therefore 10 the argument OF my right
honorable friend that Canada cannot be defended least
OF all DO concur In his conclusion that assuming de-
fence TO be impossible ought forthwith to withdraw
our troops neither admit the argument nor assent 70
is conclusion and anxious that there should be no
mistake on the subject and that may be fully UNDER
stood that 10 not the intention OF the government 70
follow the advice OF my right honorable friend and with
draw our troops from Canada Cheers) On the con.
that our duty government binds TO do every.
thingmoreover that shall have the sanction Of the
~, sr'sa e Sseo 70 dong sua ~ s:s
have already said am persuaded that the tone Of mod
era!iop which has prevailed 10 this debate must oe
useful both In Canada and IN the United States Hear
hear No doubt there those who have endoavored
persuade the people OF the United States that there
them. and @ ,ha. " q. looking ou. for grounds Of
quarrel There however. be real and just
ground: fo' euarrd bef,oeen m We certainly shall
not seek such grounds nor shall We invent them and
u the speech Of the honorable gentleman who has
JUS, sal down be true and faithful exposition Of the
sentiments of the people Of the United States there
be 40 wen founded apprehension tha, tho peace happily
prevailing between us Is 10 danger OF interruption !
can confirm ths statement Of my right honorable
friend. that tho present relations between the two
governments are perfectly friendly and satisfactory.
Cheers Wa have ~ complain q make Of the gouernmens
cJ hs United Sa,es-lhear, hcarl-ney have acted in
: tair and honorable ruann.r in all lie matters thai
way hare aris>n bstwe-. us No doubt thore claims
which, they have put forward not urging them at pre-
sent but laying the ground for their discussion at some
future time Nc doubt, also, We have claims upon them
Which we do not put forward at present. but have
discussed But should trus, that we both feel Il to be
Tor the and for the honor Of the two coun
tries that peace should be preserved and that matters
"f this sort ought to be capable Of friendly and amca
he adjustment (Cheers) All can say is that the gov
ernmro as long they continue 10 be chargeabe with
the affairs will do everything tina, the
and interests Of the country permit them do 10 main
tain nvolae the relations Of peace and friendship be-
tween the Two countries loud cheers)
India.
CALCUTTA Feb 10, 1888
Markets dull Exchange on London. Is lTd
BOMBAY, Feb 10 1858
Exchange On London, 2s 0%d
China.
CANros, Feb l. 1886
Shrtings and twist unchanged. Tea unatered-total
export to date 105 500 900 lbs Exchange London,
d. I'D
SHANGHAI, Jan 20, 1858.
Tea silk dull Settlements in fortnight 900 bsies
Export to date, 81, 625 bales.
Exchange on London. 6s I'd
Freights unchanged
Japan.
A despatch from Shanghae of January 20, says:-The
report Of the rebuilding Of the Smonosak fort incor
rect. Six Japanese steamers have been found In the
Straits, forming part OF the expedition 70 punish the
Prince Of Nagato
Australia.
telegram from Melbourne of January 20, says:-A
ne is visible in the southwest II Is supposed 10
be that OF 1B43 predicted by Hcrscho returnabe in
twenty and three quarter years