The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-06 00:00:00

LNTER FROM CANADA

ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-SAXON.

_ - - -
e Canadian, • Royal. Mail screw steam-ship
ter,,^l°-Saxon, Capt. M'Master, arrived here yes-
allrY afternoon; bringing the•nsual mails, 52 cabin
fitlyi steetage passengers (a list •of Whom is,
Protcheed), besides a general cargo of Canadian
T
111ithe Anglo Saxon's news is three day's later than
i!ro ught by the Niagara. She reports the.
,14. American at Quebec on the 23rd ult.
loolklll Montreal we learn that news was anxiously
It ed for from Toronto, the .seat, of GovernMeht.
the P,Pears that the, Ministry have been beaten
_in
Can Legislative Council Elections. In Lower
;4)si4.(lia the- trittnipli *of oppo4tion 'had been'
teetsill'lY. conspicuous, The electors in- that
and °YI of the colony hail stuck to their colours,
byfeel their votes, practically showed that the
fail l Pf4'3 against- the Administration-was as power
IVotit Lower Canada as in' the
,tipper pro
Was ." BPeenlation *as afloat as to the result
ljlis reported that Mr. Tache had resigner
prove correct, it waF, thought that the Lower-
to (141'th members of the GoVeihment would have
rut) likewise; It was also reported that Mr.
G,—t"'lond had been sent for, that the ex-Attorney=
thateral Would be invited to • forth it Ministry, and
aioa_calition Itith

,vince

Should

l'bjecti
and h„°-to rUakeL
6ve 4trae of it.
t Ai
b"Peetor 11 •
4( ederalship, anu
ter Illaster-General. A meeting had been held. at
dieselelleS, Na., when a resolution, calling for. a
Niltitltion of Parliament, was carried, no
design.twith
The !ing every attempt to frustrate the
4,
olit,,,4ronto Colonist, under
, the head of 1,
N.linisterial Changes,' says—
'tor e"'eumstance of. Col. Tache's family removing from
the 91/t° to St• Thomas,. below Quebec, has given rise to
t,lia,ili;P:c4.:iirnoxiiartTu.ast2ilev is • bout to leave the Government. The
Iran well informed upon
s looking for the Special
.1110alissionet:srtsirsoatYtshe Grind Trunk Railway, and that
Yee ;;,4Y,,,1eY is easPting an anxious eye at the same attrac-
t *-I,eut• Colonel Tache is a Tory of the old school;
the Clear Grit Government was formed, he was
;thdtl,•eadY to swallow "the brawlers " for sake of the pay;
'hip -,,",,Duz.h he is totally unfit for the Chief Commissioner-
,flet;Ltbe Grand Trunk,' he would take it, as he took
,'ot
_with Male-Wi Cameron, for his gains. His fitness
Aoitii, will never in the least trouble._ him. Mr. Cayley's
mentioned in. connection with this appointment
Prorogation of Parliament; and it is extremely
~',,a, if such-an office be created, that-he wilt fall out
,7etit-Zaverninent into the Grand Trunk. The appoint-
niu",ll carry with it very large patronage, and
tno
'%.,'*rY Share of political influence. The'iranagenien.ol
Villiertuery, whose capital will amount to ten or twelve
1,4 has Would pie Mr. Cayley much more power than
gov- evrnmrent at present, and we should not
e.'east degree surprised to hear of his taking the
•• • •
o jest
e' .tiecutive. had taken up the
of the crimping system at Quebec. The.
/°Etitlll°r General had -caused a letter to be
144,ben to Mr.• Maguire, Inspector of Police
,at
GOVee' in which it is Said that his' Excellency the
the ""r General has had his attention called to
.007..,Ilel'accl paragrap
13. h in Willmer• and Semio
ettc,ron Timex of September ,th. His, Excel
iCi)Carinet believe that the facts therein alleged
; but it is necessary 1114 it*
!ire j:„°e Promptly contradicted, if untrue. • Their
Quebec
in Europe is calculated to inflict
'°ss and discredit on the commerce- of
'are.l)l,,• Kicelleney requests therefore, that
;IY., and other parties, may be called. upon to.
b'ltr';4 Writing; all they know on the subject' of such
ellk).;gea and tliai the truth or falsehood.. of these
should • -be •at once investigated and
'Copy of this letter is- forwarded
„'rad„- Alayor of Quebec, and to the )hoard of
recur
the City. You will be good enough
?'ollrurn to me the enclosed paragraph, with
toyireport on the same. We find the follow-
-1,111,1, a Quebec paper of the 25th. ultimo :
4kl a fillip Alma, which has arrived here,
Well.,,ll°t been many hours in port before.
ster her crew were induced to desert. The
ejoPolice being on the alert, at about ten
_ _gle t'l, 4 at night arrested two crimps and five of
ho,7.l:4tVvay sailors, whom they found loitering in
qtile-, near the vessel ; and, subsequently, the
\‘,ll-
11,r seven seamen and two crimps, were taken
endeavouring to reach the shore. The
44(1 ,era have been brought before a magist
ra
tl'iibbs'entenced to six weeks imprism---
„ Tliv„s will shortly be tried.
Chicago Tribune contains a lengthy an.,
:'me Meeting of. the French Canaans,, against
O'Regan. •It appears that-the Bishop
~``totittnicated one of the ministers of his
owttero'he' a?id advertised him as a ' scisrnatic priest,
h'6411-",,Pen, the whole French 'population of the
t1,1441„' of Kankakee met and denounced the
"e rt.? Conduct. They.nlso voted an; address to
11„"Neeefe'sed Priest, M. Chiniquy, and subsequently
his`o addresS the Bishop-in indignant terms,
the Liras of oppression to their, pastor. ,
v,s4 °ronto Colonist says :—We understand that.
'l(',verlatnerit have just completed a survey and
Stns I,„`a build two foracations and two towers at
:4,,tioh'tahert; South Montreal. One of the fortifi-
'l?sve-3,,and one -of the towers is to be erected
~‘"e Victoria Bridge, the others- just-below
of the Champlain and St. Lawrence
41'461 CoMpany.
kntreal Commercial Advertiser has a
;ejiliaPicle upon the character and conduct of
I,4larkra of the Canadian bench. Among other
4441 attaine find the- following :—There are no
tbAh-I,,rtients high enough, no purity so unim-
v,6 rilaa-,,,Le, no private worth so great, as to elevate-
that they adorn to the bench; but the con-
f y • of political prostitution in
ietratt t, ew
ofyears
such a reward. If all ad-
-8 sureh been leagued together to
J4eltat the 8 has
.. country with.f the present system of
'!PPointrnen ts—i all parties, through
nhk°Qh I°n of years, had united their en-
fie tr,;l„'t3_ With a common object, and that
t! ~vverthrow the present system of appoint-
gild le replace it by popular election,. they
111114111°t have done their work more effectively.
4 ~,,,aseend the tribunal in Lower Canada
'ttitlitin4r,' " stupid from last night's debauch, or
tcll,"Y aralla slavering with matutinal potations.
I)l.lvaete defendants in their own courts in actions
h Miff. eftli and dishonest expenditure ; beset by
tor' ,Pltrsued by executions; a mockery to the
ntr'eProach to themselves, a disgrace to the
0144
sg the miscellaneous intelligence by the
we find that the city of Toronto hfia
Pis:fted by an extensive and destructive
hree.
,411,4,'t,4 to Mahe_ thus alludes to the_cat as thri(o)cp
41VIRR.tilY the 2lst ult., almost the entire k
°11ti.,u(4112,(1,4 by King and Palace streets on the north
Princes and Caroline streets. on the. east
1.7 as n dby fire. With the exception of
foßu "oescoothaurae wholeof the buildings, were wooden
"Larietheeil Imes, favoured by a: strong breeze,
-41ri°11 lv 3,4 the labours of the fire brigade
ttellablirthes'-crovnas_tiao:nr ofproperty were unavailing, save to
conflagration from crossing Palace street to
N (114 Yard of Mr. Saari., which atone period seemed
tag of vm danger..
.Had. the fl tines once got among
N,!ki4 uar, in all probability nothing. could
man'shie.
141,05 llouse Snares steam saw mills, 14 cl
ihkCißte 14017 '&c , and the calamity would haveh bad as
%p„'S. 41,-Ir than what we have now to record: a
1 Para tire broke out shortly after twa o cl,ock in
lit4t!dfc°4l-Rth'et)caupiedand owned by Mr. James -0 Brien,
combustible nature of the materials aoro_u.nd_,.
oe • 14ouress and had got into the houses o love ,
b„„ le firemen (summoned_by the ringing
44,1,./vas TN)
droll on the spot. Being Tuesday.t.be.
of
fr„,:ttrn , and the engines got a partial
'4l'4llZ th`i'r the carters before the water company had
ecl 11:e. :Vve, and the hydrants
swoer
,ht,ll,ialty
„.,./o•,t.iis tune the fire was , ag_i furiously
wittti:nts, that the engines could not successfully
V'ke.'"s tr,`l7,' A smart breeze from the 'north carried
tl street Snares office, recently erected, in
;',and in a few minutes they burst
hout withher
iq ,I,J2tenee, arid seriously threatened t
.exlnuemt a
Ittr;lr)us,
She
square was burnt down_ e. p
VA ' Joh tue south-west corner, owned and occupied
alae, Shea, The f is a list of the sufferers. 134)1t_kaetreet a brick °
tot ;1. „In, ant house'.was burned, owned by
to t"..350 ales x„.'l,.%nanted.by Mr.
.Robert Hodgins, black-
en,fie • &Terri! was insured the _British" America
070„no !pg. this was Mr. Snarr's office, burned
111,,c/qa.t Palace-1-4158 about £3OO, uninsured. At the
Vitt eti with the Princes stood a wooden building,
illvertleas the" !le early history. of. Toronto. It was
th:it ii4t• itussoltussell Abbey, having been built for
N)loll.tibse. It, and occupied by him. as the Govern-
°th 4ted Bald st.lbsequently passed into the hands of
the er s. by AT_
...Win, and at the time of the fire waslila.
gt.e`kteilies''-• rrancis Rock, Mr. William Carliss and
was
,partly burned and partly torn to
_ teo.. ~orth of
"Ilit Russell Abbey was a vacant lot to
19 at ted mg-street, Mr. contain C. Small had 44 ih.opos.
,a two story building,ng three or
-4tlted 1,,1,11, is building was partially saved. It
the British America for- 4640. The next

t Mr Dru-mmond will have no

iis.pprwe with the.gtowing party

ilutors in

lother gives

Holton the
Mr. Galt

ent ; the