The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-05 00:00:00

CANADA.

(From the Montreal Pilot of August 22.)
we believe that his Excellency the Governor-
General and Lady Elgin depart from Quebec this
~s
-mlng, the former having received leave of ab-
;elloe for a limited period. We but express the
"°rdi al desire of every individual in Canada in
wishingia,, them a safe and agreeable passage to the
them of their birth ; and we trust 'ere long to see
return amongst us ; her ladyship recruited
uealth, and his Excellency to continue to exer-
-47,..„) as he has done during the whole of his long
hr eventful administration, the powers vested in
lu by his Sovereign for the government of the
country
~, on Constitutional and liberal principles.
the
understand that his Excellency proceeds by
6 land route through Temiscouata to the Lower
provinces in order the better to inform himself ofht capabilities of that country. This visit, we
fieit) will hasten the consummation of that great
6;1342 the Quebec and Halifax Railroad, the only
ti7ol( wanting to complete the chain of communica-
ia now being laid between Western Canada and
our
ster colonies ou the Atlantic seaboard.
The lion. Messrs. Hincks, Tache, and Ralph,
left
be Montreal on Saturday evening for Quebec, to
4,ll:2_rsent at the swearing in of General Rowan as
seeded'tn Ihistrator of the Government,• during the
of Lord Elgin. The Hon. John Ross pro-
Ito -with Mr. Stephenson, Mr. Jackson, Mr.
touliteY) and other gentlemen Upper Caada, en
e to the Ross Demonstration at BAlevnille.

LITERATURE.

The
MISCELLANEOUS
en-ra-
gives us an .
v.; Art Journal of this month which appeared in
MAGAZINES.
iii`ttg Of the statue of "Virginias"
and ,c
battle." An article on " the
li a Mythological
e,,
e x.hibition. The other lates represent "Utrecht"
us
, , eura of Sculpture
taken by the com-
e-40;es highly the high groundfine art)" by
ka_ll in its arrangement. at the Crystal Palace"
44 Dress asmae appropriate
ark Merrifield, is concluded
serrations on. ornaments. " . Miscellany
# al
il° Rurae" is continued.—The National ; among
subjects
the Papers on many interesting
bAynsoArtist's Journey
ranee e may mention the old hero
6, the
a" the Cid," and a little sketch called
criti-
,2ul4rY-house," which contains a very able
it full
tinuation of of Spanish ro-
"'''iu on , My. Novel," to which renders
con-
Astice•—•Shrpe's London Magazine has the _
Ala c`
P,,rank Fairle h," and numerous literary notes.
" Harry Coverdale," by the author of
.---4:llePouttry-bgook gives us three beautiful coloured
of Prize birds, and some account of bantams.
—YrThe British Journal does not possess any great
thttractio
las this number. The chief tale, " Peven-
Th.-court," is concluded in a wild and improbable
rabller•--Chambers's Edinburgh Journal has many
clicetructive and entertaining articles ; one on
_ Cabs, Cars, and Quarrels," suggests that all cab
restrictions should be removed, and free competi-
nn encouraged, justly asserting that it is worth
,4, trial as nothing can be more uncomfortable than
the present state of things.—The Home Companion
average merit recently commenced. The Charm
,' I be very welcome to young people, even though
r1.;18 attractive companion The Picture Pleasure-book
ieeencluded.
We hope Mr. Addey will issue a
se:: stes.--Newtort's London Journal and Law-
ch" 3 Merchant's Magazine possess their general
2vaira.cteristic informat.on. Chambers's Pocket
pri:eellanY contains much entertainment at a low
kid 1;1114i/cll.
spoofneftasitsni.ts usual charming plates