The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08

New York. April Z.

VIA Queeuot0Wu 10Th, has arrived.
Her advices are three days later.
10 the House Of Lords, RusselI laid on
the table notification from Adams Of u .
intention Of the American government 10
terminate the Reciprocity Treaty aud
convention relating to arinei forces on
the lakes; said treaty would terminate
twelve mouths from the day the receipt of
the notice was acknowledged. He ad.
mitted the sets committed on the lakes
fully justified the American government
in the steps taken with regard to the Re-
ciprocity Treaty. He trusted il might be
renewed with certsin notifications; alss
that arrangements be made for ! limited
armament for police service on the lakes
Ha trusted the present pacific relations be
tween the two governments might con-
tinue. and trusted nothing would Be done
10 Eogland to Interrupt them. He, how
ever, regretted speeches had been made
in the House OF Commons calculated to
excite sn uofavorabIe feeling 10 America.
and concluded py declaring Eogland had
not acted wrcOgfuliy in any way towards
America. and reilera'ipg bis hope for con-
tinued peace. He said Sir f. Bruce, tie
new Minister, would sail Saturday, and
he believed the dignisy and hooor OF the
country would be safe in bis hands.
In the Commons Marquis Of Harrington
moved vote for the forui6cations, inclu-
ding ESQ. Coo ~ part u E90O. 900 re-
.quired for Quebec.
A long debate ensued Harrington ex-
planned that the total estimate tor the
Quebec forsifcations was fsO0,0OD. II
was necessary, nov the United States had
become great military power, to place
Canada 10 state Of defense, although the
government had not .the siightes, expec-
ration that the United States cootem pla.
ted an attack.
Bentwick objected to the scheme, and
moved the omissioa Of the item for Qae-
bee from the estimates.
The merits of the question were deha-
led by Gen. Peel. Adderly. DeIsraei,
Lord BURY. Csrdwell and Others, who
also supported the vote
Bright sad Lowe were the principal
speakers against the measure.
Palmersfon denied that there was any
danger Of war with America. The rela-
tions were friendly. The governmeu,
simply proceeded according to the prac-
tice Of ell countries.
The amendment was rejected, 275 to
40.
Continental poli,io are unimportant.
The weekly reiurns Of the Bank oi
England show an increase oi bullion Of
El26.S7 Notwithstanding the large
increase there had been 40 change in the
ratss Of discount. which remained A pei
cent.
Mr.. AIphonse G;llet, dealer in Lon,
don Stock Exchange, had proved 70 be I
defaulser to the ex,eot Of nearly ETC, O,00e
under, it 10 said, very disreputable cir
cumstauccs. He had left lhs country.
Liverpool, March 25.
Cotton, American, has been ia limited
demand. Sales Of the week q, 900 bales
including 2,8l0 for spectators aud 5, elt
to exporters. Qaotations are uplande
middling, l6: fair III; new middling l0}
Texas m.ddling l64; fair Iii. Sales o.
Friday we're about I, 500 bales, marke
closing dull. Stock on hand COS. .03t
bales, iacludisg b5, 400 Americsn.
--latest via Qaseastown.l
London. March 26.
Paris advices state that The ram Stone
wall Quilted Fetro on the 1Iss. accom-