The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-08

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Detention OF American Vessels In the Canal
Abrosation OF the Reciprocity Treasy-Thc
Bench and Elections. &c.
MONTREAL, c. T., June Q. 1867
Almost the only object Of importance 10 American
readers tho Of the three United States
vessels in the canal here Several pleasant castles in
the have been built this slight foundation by
ernationa ogicians On inquiry nnd that the three
vessels in question purchased in Now York and
cleared thence for Quebec, whence they desired clear
TO Chicago. The Collector OF Customs here deem
ing special permit from Canadian to American waters
necessary, detained the vessels until he could commun
cate with the government At Ottawa They granted the
necessary clearance.
have tho Official authority that the abrora-
ton OF the Reciprocity treaty will not be held close
the waters OF the 81 Lawrence To American bottoms.
Lord Monck sails for Canada next weck resume h s
position Governor OF British America As a proof OF
his intention TO make good long stay, he brings his
family with him.
Quite a scene occurred in the Court of Appeals on
Tuesday. Judge Ayiwn, one Of the abest justices
the Canadian bench announced that he had rendered
hie resignation feeling convinced that proper facilities
not afforded for the transaction OF business owing
TO the shorncss OF the session. the datoriness OF
Judges opening the court their haste get away
dinner, and the time wasted the arguments Of
s s On 70 .nsq pos nsss long
when, " 10 70 DO trusted, they will b redrosBsd.
The elections viii be held commsncng about the 26th
tember
nTSerW-hsO0Obw2 Ntuoo IOr the vOIU09GeB2-
Review Of the Military ON the Fret Of Jelly.
OTTAWA, c. w., June !, 1867
Arrangements have been made with the British gov
eminent to exchange 60 600 Of the nov Canada
for 10000 Snyder Enfield srsech-lo loading rinss The
former will BE- called In and breech leaders served out
20 volunteers throughout the province prac.
ticablc after their arrival from England copsiVn-
ment 10 expected daily.
Rideau Hail. the residence Of viceroy Monck 10 rap
IDLY approaching completion and viii b ready when
An order was passed in council authorizing the Adju
sant General 70 call out ths whole volunteer force for
review on the LIST Of July.
Knsgrasion frsu Osebec 20 the Uu,tcd ssase..
QuEsnc, June !, 1857.
large number OF emigrane are going 70 the States
frou, this place. They are mosilv Norwegians
The nesension Of American sseassere In the
80. Lawrence.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
MONTREAL. June g. 1901
ideere call your attention 10 an error In ycur Mon
Tea correspondents OF the detention Of three
American siesmers by the csssoms authorities Of this
port The facts Of the case are briefly thcss Tho
steamers in question were temporarily detained, a.
stated 10 consequence OF nfracon OF the regulators
OF this port, which require that foreign vessels from de
water should have obtained permission Of the Executive
Council before proceeding 10 the ports on The upper
hkee ordinarily, this permission h obtained by the
daviu therefor having been Forwarded from the United
States BY natl In she present instance however the
steamers agents in New York had neglected this pre-.
caution and their masters were obliged 10 Ale afidayts
the Consulate Generals oce in this city setting forth
the ownership and destination Of their respective ves
sels and the purposes for which they had been pur-
chased On the communication Of thsse papers TO the
Provincial authorities Ottawa the steamers we're r.
lesscd and len this port for their destinations on the
y oLccTT, Consular sso.,sry.