The Sun.
London, England, 1864-10-27 00:00:00

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ROYAL ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.
Manager, Mr. Benjamin Webster.
EMINI N P TALENT AND COMEDY.
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LONDON, THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1864.

Among the intelligence brought by the American
Mail not the least important news is that which we
receive from our own colonies. It appears that the
Canadian Union Convention assembled at Quebec
on October 10 to discuss the weighty question of a
general confederation, and the news of October 13,
which we receive from New York, tells us that the
Conference had unanimously resolved upon the
confederation of all the provinces, It is very satis-
factory that there should have been so much har-
mony of sentiment in the assembly, since it was
only reasonable to anticipate that some dissentient
voice would be raised, some active opposition made to
the measure. In so many different provinces there
must naturally be conflicting interests and local
j, Wusiee, Especially where divers nationalities are
concerned, end it would not have been surprising
Lid the grand scheme broken down when put
to the vote. But the BtiLish American
colonists have had the sense and the spirit to recog.
nice that their interests, however seemingly dis-
tinct in trifles, are in matters of moment absolutely
identical, and they have not suffered any private or
personal feeling to hinder the public geed. At this
C xebec conference all the provinces were repre•
cc ted, and as the object of the assembly was fully
kr )cvn, and openly canvassed for some time before,
r are is no cause to doubt that each several popu-
I, Lion sent a delegate who was clearly informed of
.heir views and wishes. From news which reached
had reason to fear that in
us some days back, W 3
Lower Canada an active opposition was being orga-
nised, but the, able and accomplished_ M. CARTIER,
in favour of the
appears to have been throu4hout