New-York tribune., 1874-06-22

parts thereof cornhuskers or parts thereof cbees.
yats; cheese factory heaters eheesspresse or part.
parts thereo ditchers. parts thereof:
peIs eSr hereo % Of for p
and manure hand horse; grain ndrls parts thereof
ers or parts thereof thsrrows; hoes land or hor.e
horserakes horsepower machbes; or parts thereof:
parts thereof; manure or pnrs thereof
ers or parts thereof; oil and oifcakc crushers.
parts thereof pows parts thereof; root and seed
planters or parts thereof root cutters, pupers and
washers. parts thereof; rskss reapcrs, OF paris
spades. shoyes, scythes snaiths tbrasbns nach.nes
or parts thereof. O.. L-u
Consisting of the following manufactures:
Axes all kinds; boots and shoes of leatber boot and
shoe making machines; bullp robes dressed and trln
| nnbIeached; cotton drhogs. unbleached; cotton
tick nrs; cotton plaids; e0tionades. unbleacbed;
ea9 wSson w5s aa a ohsT vehicles and es
parts thereof hrse9ess or pn, pnTs tereg aSs Is
irou bar. hoop, pix, pudied rod, sheet or scrap roh
india rubber belng and tnbmg locomotives for rat.
ways. parts thereof Lead sheet or pG isa'het sole
factory or steamboat liked engines and machines. or
parts thereof; manufac nrcs OF maiDle stphe,
Slate or granite: manufactures OF wood so.ely
metal materials; mangies. washing-Dachlnes' wiring
ing machines and dry g-machines or parts thereof.
printing paper for newspapers; paperniahhR ma.
chimes parts thereof puntlhg-type, pfeasts' ahu
folders papercutters, ruling machines pas ueiiE
machines, and sterrotypDg ana eicctro ng apparatus
parts thereof rorgerators, or paIts theteo,; M M
road ears carriages and trucks or paris thereof s
nets OF wool aud cotton; stean,-oDgnos, OF pas
thereof; steel, wrought or cast ana steer pstes anu
rails; Tin tubes ami piping; twted-. of wool sonB
waterwheei machines ana apparatus VI parts '"eieoi
ARTICLE V.
Itis agreed that the Canadian canals on the main
route from Lake Erie TO Montreal shall be ehI"s'd
at the expense the Dominion OF Canada 80
as to admit passage OF vessels drawing IL fecs oi
water and the locks the said canals shall be made OF
not less than 2o feet lengtA IS feet wIh ana not
less than feet depth on the mitcr,slli anu tnns
the channel OF the. -, Liwrencg n nnei The Saoao
whenever the may be necessary, )" rs t aD" ne
And tne work en- gaged TO be this article shah 10
completed bY the lst or January, looJ'
ARTICLE vi.
agreed that the Government OF Canada shall con-
gtruct on or before ls day of January $780, canal
TO connect the st. Lawrence River at some convenient
point, at or near Caughuawaga with Lake Champa'n.
The Dimensions OF said canal sh all be suen as 10 als
the passage OF vessels drATing twelve lee, Zee.
OF water, and the lock sha, sooo,o Dc oi .,ricI
Aud United states engage to urge upon tie "o'Sta
canal from Whitehall. Lake Champlain, 10 Albany 20
enlarged and. II necessary, extendeu, OF anCtiSt
the proposed Caughnawaga Canal, as hefenOei're sP
ced the navigation or the Hudson iyer 10 % nl
to the lower waters OF rne Hudson RIVER OF yesses
drawing twelve feet oi water
ARTICLE VII.
years mentioned in Article Kill of this treaty, carry
in their vessels cargo and passengers from one Cana
dian port to another the great lakes or River 81
| Lawrence RecIprocay, Inhabitants OF Canada sub
ects OF Her Britannia Majesty may during the hke
nerod carry IN their vessels aud passengers IRON
one port OF the United 5.ates the great akes OF
River 81. Lawrence to another on the sara lakes or
river. Citizens Of tho United states III their vessels
and inhabitants OF Canada subjects oi Her bsahlo
Majesty in their vessels may durina Tue Ike ~ ,ein. &
United states or Of Canada the Red River, or ine
waters connecting herewith to any Stner p09'o 'I'
| SAID river Vi waters connecting theIe"l'u'
+-~ ARTICLE VIII.
Il Is agreed that for the term Of years mentioned IN
Article Kill Of this Treaty the citiz,us Of the United
States shall enjoy the Of the Weland, the st. Law
renee. aud other canals the Dominion OF Canada On
Guiding the proposed Caughnawdga CdnaD. terms OF
equality with the Inhabitants OF the Dominion OF Can
ada that without interfering with tho right OF the
Government OF Canada 10 impose such tolls ON cue ulOre
said Canadian canals respectively as i NAV tbnk NJ
the tolls shall b. levied In relation to the number OF tho
locks canal, without any drdwDaok or discrimt
natioo whatever the de'tnatiOn OF the vessel, oi
whether more canal or eauis or part of eind
Aud also agreed that for like term OF years
st so Cls Flats Canal on terms Of eqaali,y with the
Inhabitants OF the United states; aud tnat the navga
lion OF Lake - tmplaln aud Of Lake Michigan se-
free aud open the purposes OF commerce 10 tAe
habants of Cauada subject to any laws or regulations
of the United States II the States bordering thereon
respectively. not lnconsstcu wth such privilege OF free
Navigation.
| the Governments OF the States OF New-Ydrk and OF
Michigan TO secure To the nnaDitans of Canada the ue
OF tue Erie, the Whitehall the Saut ste. Marie Canals,
and OF any enlarged extended canal or other
improvement connecting Lake Cbamplan with the
lower waters OF the Hudson r. yer which may b. 80.
contemplated in Article VI. on terms Of equality WITH
| the inhabitants OF tine United states.
Aud 1t is mutually agreed tnat full power shall be
given and allowed to transhp cargo from vessels INTO
terminus OF every canal.
And further, that IL the use OF the Erie and
Whitehall or other canal connecting Lake Cnampln
with the lower waters OF the Hudson River aud Of 5iut
Ste Marie Canal, be not granted To the inhabitants OF
Canada terms OF equality with the ciizens OF the
Of the proposed Caughnawaga Canal by citzens OF
he United states, as above contemplated shall be sls-
pended and until the OF the said canals IN bs
Uaied States snail be secured ~ the inbaDtauts VI
Canada, As above contemplated.
ARTICLE TX.
For the term OF years mentioned in Article XIII Of
this treaty. vessels of all kinds built in the United
States may bo purchased by inhabitants OF Canada cub
lects of Great Britain. aud registered in Canada ss
Canadian vessels and reciprocay vessels Of all Kinds
built IN Canada may be- purchased by citizens OF hs
United States, and registered III the United States -
United states vessels.
ARTICLE X
A Joint commission shall be established and main
tanned at joint expense during the operation Of this
treaty for advising the erection and proper regulation
all light houses the great lakes. common TO both
countries, necessary the security Of the shipping
thereon.
Joint commission shall also be established at jonter
pense and maintained during the continuance Of The
Treaty. promote the propagation OF fish IN the nland
waters common to both countries and 10 enforce the
law enacted for the protection of the fish and fishing
grounds.
It Is further agreed that the provisions and stpulS
ons OF this Treaty shall extend 10 the Colony OF New
foundland far tbey applicable. But the im-
perial Parliament the Legislature Of Newfoundland or
t,a itad ut