The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-14 00:00:00

BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.

In referees, to an kw edam let se deal fa • kw maga with e I
tares sad Sums Our mat shelf_ Yaks nava es mast salary 4
of 1,04. to. M. To than we WMs Mom of Ms tassel maisged for
three years, manly, has May te Talk tens MK flem Ellen
to Trinity tens ha INkiry ToWle tens lOW
end this gives to mother ken of Ils. WI, mass to.
peeler 1,1111. 11a 104, a wards of Si. pe day. he Ibis
miaow ma, Ilk Brim awe se Moak dam and task I
to anther then Me Near between the geed Miessillit kis sad I
Frederica I As ease tree Papa alma UK prat, to
which add the aims mead of Om; al thee ==eltoleenme
0111711. Ila Nseass ea emeeetive shove
large salaries. lamas sasekiN ha Met of thubleffgallera lAD
doss little wort. and tea engand Is Is the leedlibst am In
New lingaewfat. ambamamanist mega set he iledasl se would
maskily NOM tla balks dem ealkelw. at all
man yleld mask agelllek *oaths,lke west of
whisk alas mer sarepdfles may tram seawearyddala
trans el Imam kr me leak the year Then there andthe Oak I
of **ram who naves WW. • yen ken auka II kr
witralswri thus *Wag Idea raft kr dam the whole of
MI6 alga boss mil plefermed kr am MU the samant. Why
Ma well set theatre's's' spa as ail— he file patelpie—ame
durs M MO, linen they as de es with aft or ,
dame They a
my east aired wt the people—the
S
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vasitheatilsj hue _ • Met le law Orb Mat Is dem with
owl an wdeal& of swain pads lasasellso Is set '
k set the Mesa& Weber* le alma mak NM
yet we mesa ser aim UM Male we remetesing
seems and be hm ef aka daimesee aMe gam se
shell sat. with alkshleg Ihialeass, Meg Mk engem bear the
pukka Fee ale sage we Ms an Mew pas to Nesteed,
thee essetket el truth engages. ad sobepeeereel at emalswaa. The
gat Net Os admiketain et the Mat emenaint has
hem les Wage peseken—alks leenneedg ass the
Mans esd dmierag. weekequenkore km man the weak-
las hisepaan el Ms enmem. milet weans
et Jahn NM la less aid Is tea pwdonliar.FlC:rake'
essaiel earygreeg main agskekeesatenetawhb royalty, and
deallegewstbraeglithememsefebeeldeapead arletocram,bad
le be lw—sandJobs Ilan dolt—bee Mare was "to wort
▪ srae MM." In New Irma* Mils pea nee of the parrot
gamma, without Its redo aim vw=e et seetantaklity, was
Masi at aka rettleasa el the osaralro old It has ever
east las well hand by these Whom bed kls &saw With
a Foggia on ear herder, from yowthlial sena should
Mee shawl • Yes at ersagem.the any alma of sash a dr-
eareeteer e wee made an ease ihr ear sontimlog • enegree=
tan,man we et ba raked stark ear ears a rempost—aotof
or peehMim Mw papa., feted " wend rights" sad " mend eta-
pllw " lubble ear rulers (ma snimaneersion at the gra n-
urse of Mss Managed the Watery. is Farad the pruner bend
at ammtitutixed retrenchassat is Wendy In vigorous aeries,
end k k ad that the beloved and distinguished
bay who swaps the WM& armee Is not unwill-
ing to Was the pale harden by diminishing the
manes ed leer wee beemield. This is • beginning in the
right ineeter. end • meta In the right direction; and much
and a we missies 11. is tes awn from the present dote, the
ask Irked weraimsal seikesentikers who up the nourishment
of the past mak. shat not be land of and consumed M the tor.
awe or mama esessa. UM will be a triumphant day for Fag.
land ; foe in the at mend natal which invitee the game there is
not enough of pateletlem aan ese particle of the whole ha de-
grunion. We leek a am .rennin sae —imperfect es we dam Its
soseernation, walba it—ke needful Imperative r nehmen' ;
awd Utah emsiiM des laeawmlbaennm be Maned unmet per.
abasing the " eight al of or NAM of " vestal rights," is the
same ofthe penis, 4tellgrprlis esd in three hsol tifitell let
as havens ease- d bswhf dame of the money la
throws away.
NEWFOUNDLAND.—The elections were yet un-
decided when the wail left. The blend preys complains that
the irresponsible council will -mil es the elective useably.
ltesporsible government is denied to the people, who are to be
!covet sod in future by P council, selected by the crown, who,
it appears. like the old Council of Twelve, in Nova Scotia,
are t., exercise both executive sisd legislative functions. The
council ie to be composed tithe following persons : tke Cr,m-
sander of the Forme, Lb nt.-Col. Law ; the Attorney.Oee-
end, B. M. Archibald, Fag. ; the Colonial Secretary, J.
Crowdy, Esq.; the Collector ot her blajesiy's Customs, .1.
M. Spearman, Esq. ; W. Thomas, Esq. ; the Colonial Trea-
sorer, P. Morris, Bag. ; Acting ILlicitor General, W. B Row,
Esq.; J. Tobin, EN. ; the Surveyor-General, J. ?load, Esq.
Ou such a body the vote of the Commons wool I have as little
effect as the moaning of the idle winds. There must be
some measure of responsibility in public servants 11 the pub-
lic, in Newfoundland se elsewhere, to make the people sails-
fled with their political condition. The press of the colony,
generally, condemns the "new constitution." We quote
' the language 01 the Newfoundlander as to the expected
practical results therefrom " For the revival, in great part,
of the old constitution we have long been prepared. We
; looked for separate chambers and for an assembly of fifteen ;
but we certainly did hop* that the modification so essential
as the separation of the executive and legislative councils
would have presented at least one distinction in favour of
the beneficial op:ration of the new system. Experience has
abundantly shows the mischievous result of combining these
distinct functions in the same men, and reason as clearly in-
dicates them. Under such a system, what influence hither*
prevent a repetition of those scenes of coetiict between
. the Council and the AP•embly which before operated to the
obstruction of legislat;es, and finally to the suspension of the
constitution? The same elements will bo set in motion
again, and no one who renumbers the past and looks at the
present, coo rationally doubt that such collisions will again
occur. The obvious security against these proceedings con-
sists in the formation of an executive distinct from the legis-
lative branch's, though composed of members from each—a
, body who should preserve the equilibrium indispensable to
harmony, and to the satlstectuy discharge of the public
• business, and who should introduce, and be prepared to de-
; fend, the measures of the government in the Am mbly.

CANADA.—Oar dates from the colony are to the
21st ult. The meeting of the provincial parliament his
been postponed to some day—not vet fixed—after the com-
mencement of next year. The /WM (regarded as the amnia-
terial organ) vindicate s this postponement, which had been
cavilled at, on the following grounds :
All., mature emaidetatioe, and after having iluly weighed all that
an be urged on bait aver, it has bees deemed that the public inte-
rests will be lest promoted by a postponeni rat of the tart& until
the oandscement of the year. We dal state • few of the re -ova
which reader such add expedient. It is highly import int, or lather
perhaps we should say it may he highly important that the Cana-
& a legiseaute shred be is merlon at the eame time with the
imperial perhanient. By meeting in November, thi prohohnite min
that or legidature would be prorogued before the important question
of the sedgettion law• could be submitted to the parliament as Eng-
land. by meeting early in January there will be ample time, not
only for baking any measures rehab may be deemed advisable to la-
' lame the imperial parliament, but also foe ascertaining the prod-
, balite of our demands being imoeded to. The American Conners is
'to meet In December, and slit terminate Its eessios in Moab. It is
eil the higher unpartance that we should know before our own &seal
palsy is daily &terminal on, whether the tolled ritotei
wW
transad to pa. the Reciprocity Act. Were our par-
doned to meet In November, the probability I. that we
adnal out be able to get primitive information on this
Mel In mitheinet time. The Areres an well aware of the nos-
Wady of feeling in (hada elk de melded end our Itiolpricity 11111
sr be meld in sulkiest time to make them thoroughly dialed on
the paid Mohave WNW tftlee Made their intentions, or we should
did ears we have red n to knew that the bill will be endued',
wad by mime, and that Ware is wade; sad it 1. of the greatest
audeldener that we should know la dad time what we have to ex •
Bed. Arden muse foe postponement is the Importance of having •
• etlidenee With. member. of bath hoed &rag thedbaratin of
the highly deport nit locator. disk will be sukunitted to par Honest.
A enemies la November would ad almost certainly to a recess during
the helium at consideithe dimwit to the eddy. If there were
' ne eee^till several members would here, aril it is sell known
and the members of the kw-intim dad within return after once
lavas. There would be a break ay before the sew year moot cer-
tainly, awl thi. reottit to attended with very bed CODYNLIMPCII. We
may motion another and a very powertel reason for the short delay
detwidsed on. Were the meeting to take place in November, it
add be iseposeibie to have the public amounts fur the pow of
be
time;
• end it would a pea subject subject of comp aint if par-
=Lee to he sailed on to consider &cal edema of importun&
eilthed band before it the Mint information with riven to the
reeelpie and expenditure of the present year. Ozber reasons might
desk lea he given far the delay.
These reroons are SO strung, that it is strange they lid nut
occur to the provincial Madders before they &idiom ced their
intention to assemble the legislature in November.
The expectation that the imperial parliament will gra,iple
next session with the question of the navigation laws is the
principal reason assigned for the postponement : if the foi-
l. ie in t statement, which we copy from the lloselve Morning
elsronkle of the 19th ult., ba correct, there to no time to hie
loot in throwing open the sang ition of the St. Lawrence :
Tie Transcript of Tueseloy last gives a moot dolorous atcoant of
the state Madura in Moutred. Tnere is no diequising, says moos-
te mporary, a great falling of in trade, and.. accompanying depre-
ciated in the doe of mitt kids of property. It le aid un eat au-
thority, that Yearly 15,0)0 pered bed kit the city ADC*
the beginalag of the yea, sad many others are pre.
paring to Sallow. Mod of these pore a are an , ins unit
ni Meanies, who have gone to the dates to awl that ens ploy met t they
cannot Pt Y MantreaL We hear it suaerted so • feet that there urn
1,01.10 dad and dope to let in &len& parts of the city. Time
arrival datips at the port of %mind is Ira by the number of 60
than it war at this time last mar, and the falling off in the revenue
we take It, nearly at the same proportiou. There is • good deal ef
grumbling in Quebec on the same score, and with good re non too.
But we should say that if the Transcript's statement he correct, we
hart read to be thankful. Fred a statement In another column it
will he omen shit the difference In the number of arrivals rot (toed
this year, up to yesterday, eoinnoted with throe of hut, is 121 In
fend of the tatter year. Contrasting, however, the average number of
arrived at the two ports, the filling off no regards Montreal la much
greeter in emanate this for Quetwc.
The Tunnto Uinta speake favourably of the Sate and
pro-peen at the provincial revenue; but the mincluding
remarks on the Montreal recsipts of customs pant also to the
necessity of a 'piety opening of the waters of the St. Low-
fence to the carrying trade of North-wt s' Am-rice:An important document will be found in this paper jinn the
revenue of the porde for tha lest two years. We believe it Is the
gat ever published in the present form, and we shall now have such
rands quarterly, the ad as In Great Britain. We owe this grain
laprovedeut to tne talented Meads habits of one prevent inepeetiM
wad. The revenue of the year ending July 0, 1814, IMIOUIdi to
636,7 wbt'e that ending oth July, 1847, was 340,2901, Meowing an
deeds ht favour of 101 l of above 16,0001. The last quarter, viz ,
gem kb April, ro sth July, 1818, connate unfavouri&y whit the
sans quarter in 1847, as there is a deficiency in 1818 of nes:ll49,ooof.
The deficiency on the customs done, amounts to 38,0001. It will be
obiemed, &dyer, by • donee at the figione, that the July quarter
611517 was urepreeedentillly urge, being 113,0001. and that the IRA
July quarter is the larger. in the two years excepting the parallel
gainer, and the October quarter of 1817. We undentind that in the
darter ending Oct. 10, the customs of Toronto exceed Mae of the
same quarter In 1817, by 1751., and there le also believed to be sense
dream at Hamilton. At Mound there IA reason to rem s
awdider-
die telling elf. There is some came of blow that this will be the last
deficient goal ter, as the imports from the Coital &dee, which arrive
chiefly during the Iry quarter of the year, are expected to be dui.
&rade. The great o amnion of nil, year's trots arising from the
ordimportatiin of minibus yews, and the difficulty of piorselog
money to carry co the busbies of the country, will dm dent Serif
by the spring, and the Measure% which government hare taken to re-
duce expenditure will in a low months ,place the enamel on proper
lbetlog.
NOVA SCOTIA.—Oar Halifax date. are to the
Mith ult. In the Morning Chrenkle we tied the following
sensib e exposition of the prevaleat state of political feeling
among the colonists :
Our emtemporary of the Coheir! has made the sublime discovery
thst the people of this province are making rapid progress towards
republicaniam. rialortunaely, however, for the fame of the trey
raw, Ilia lobes a AO an original or a British one—his authority in this
Maud being the " North American Review," • Journal published
wren, In the neighoarrag republic. The July wade of thia re-
view ha. an article os Wild dead politics, la which the progress
or the British North Amnesia provideprovl. In the selinseef wit govern-
ment, during the. pad_ three men, fa, with few emepdsm, fairly
treed and faithfully theirthei ertiiie le esesemplikaable in
hoe mid ably written, sr me only part empty with the author
rim be MIN le the minsbmisn OM in
these mbar. 0 mss in mum • dad mi estapiete
espwatim trm as =whir woeseey." We an et that a
repealer waist, smaxarrelrer to ass as efr the
Aargau reverdes sway put of dds error sr
aided Ye he Marl% sear st tr. scasimelsa Werra.
herever, rams bus espressir beta wool. rd Inapres tors
the arra if the series ed fhb emetrassid have arra the per
re eerier d the redraw, eri sidetsd Oa hls hareseen.
ss raw toe tre? We err in as
with the /11,101/11f and re sr
esnathe Be
lly. We bears that as e ranimas •• el as hems
gernimer time Irressoll ram lithe pars is mg mud
tab was Mir bar eves ersar sad le ere
=mg paanaire to the do- rah lisp the Pala North
series
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sate
of Cards Is NW. mar as shl arra ihe
moots la mime spine Us* sum}—aim as prishi sad
p °mired eirdiasellea el lAN Old at ads mamma. rim en.
parnmer arras the areielhalr_ eradailail
dreoster wick peseelhd Now desibil: revielLee, the
soma saallsre saw edam Sri= and disk from
sad ass oh the madam rearm sed as Monet, it
are .(whfW farisetios.irsa
.era
insargamt t realists skit. of
maks thsray.• Its • prom mbar to rearm the peersem and
Lospmairthe arid Ulnas thamearia ef ask intkationa
el ser govermok, ths spas, the
ins rift arshar sad the prevare raw err marrinea
m Ere not awn eif ry Nerd lark am ham
parr wash should sous drualeat, =Teeis •te
republican institudema It is tun ast the
Criril. in
government will still calm the right to vole sr
bills ((hut practically this will he • deed Mew)
our posersete—deerre war nal pros with
in
the Ural amiss we tread way ranas em powerU sis sirs of
the mark darer" ars sr orgy the rib rigger ef
vise te war ea re res
ef the rimy et
weisr rang as eras
eery rd salftwarny aspires theta% ni zest=
OUT Own, estange the num la ars per wart
the uneturear prespertty of as tired hear ad as twill
poution vises preelmma, shwa set sew be aneird he assort natty
of mor Isalsriens Mar demise me ter laws in-
debted In Oar IS lamsart ImrYrp, dsaeONi sulk
anti atria ward , wawa hare sad asiserrere parr
dr and Warr Ineansweha
waretadr prinak sad
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_perienlat a Is ask hen of prom
are Sera Amara aralis see Is arra Is
from. len dherslisd by all sr Arab. sad mere Irked in
kat they lam raveramair rams= whir if &rived=
gess ups as aped heft rib
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is a arra for r us,o-41is Orb with the 20 redr
&kg rep der tat who Is ask roar have Sword
thereirs dr& tar sight perm or row& and error
war mars isle
as daMers air prim he ths adahame
el ear rear ups the bads d fres asik sod eer wad ,1
he lie we shall Mr on wee of ths sorderryd reptiarnastfr
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wraithly Ingrain Is aerate@ aid
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in the .robe sea ssrindre es Ira erraidni isms to
Indira 'dog sod bat Ur mar esesay.
NEW BRUZIVILIIMI.Freis 84. Jahe's we have
files of newspapers to the 25th alt. The New Bnalswick
Reporter pnhlierms and the New Detweewielser review with
praise re taw* asible artier ea the arrest ass Wary;
The papa rem wears heavy Wilt every Wittig of rah lv
sa usury le Wry the prim and senessery swarm of
tam them It • raw aim sash he eon should Ile dr mad
re atry--but is pay eassuart natrice to • mane of
edirisr rams pires Mme Ina It bs ma, s ardir to safety their
7bweipe. imrats Istrimgezizi She a 57 e arra 1/31a•uld•-•_.
MU: el=l um whir tic new ear ef parlor tersid Is • few
shad ssials Is USK, the seals helm emu arsallor sad the
dorsals gs ellarsed with equal if re aparise carrey. In this
sallserstrzy, we scarcely wilases• missrar arrobly
ward the Isar absurd applissirr trim stark fer
daises Wok slimily
Aran high narks Ws Ina dasendy that u
thus apaellisr nes will be
prima, Isitansi that ne their .kilts mast In hemline the
pills In preall les rebore the, sad Ors air yam Is sada
rap ser be se rota. am* Orr Yrs wry sot be •
allmar The pear in Row liersaa eerie aWresser re.
ilessiass. this parr arimalec as mar me Err don
ars of Ikon missat; floe a berselsrs hi or amid.
Ingreinine kir that prosibr dremsterr
sr el *Pee Molls era sot be ivl2o--tor rise sr
IMr aerualsw pair ass arra We leaf drat In Mere-
err sot we see • wet rcair mare eardir
the Wile &sir. ef car acia arsestier he the arras case
hem
of demomis Ira Os AI vs has ear annersdna Murk
=frairrally vim the dlawillla ars
haw sed drigralstmer am vdrsillsts=lar
hes am Is hay and as asamido sorra 01 wry of Or
warn *my the. Ins bra se releastles d ear
inetuiry. It Y sr r dressisr of ear pars to
sak raw marry dallsdia•A and the ad d rutty
is eery ssidial dr the bar ef Mar be prayed ar thaws sat
of reersne. Is the alit et those Mar ha Is it der it
our aredlar thin as wry are el the weary lid
tisharad Yawn hear • kap sup d stray m the
of the pea Apr re we he asi wads the say thstralCali
moratibed as dries of the sarearrs rise are sr en
:V-, the fir Ms !arro, sad then ed the saareparrel
ier Ilr. War as thwey "we by dr airier Wears%
who Is th• fra harm received tree are the sense of the
present while in the second use Mr Wart bee, nub to his
credit, Istea6led a voluntary reduction.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1848.