Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01
Latest from the Canadas.

The Montreal papers Of the 25,h inst contain great
many loyal addresses the Governor, numerousiy
and respectfully signed.
Lord Gosford issued proclamation on the GOTH
strictly enonng all the Queens subjects 10 abstain from
all tina, may afford just grounds of complaint to
the citizens of the United States Of America or may IN
terrupt disturb the friendship and peace which hap
PLY subsist between Liege Lady the Queen and
her subjects and the citizens of the United States OF
merica.'
The laborers employed upon the Macadamized road
at Napanee have man, signed letter addressed TO
the commanding officer ofthe Militia Regiment request
ing that they may be formed into company attacked 10
he Regiment, and that they may be commanded by
their Engineer, Mr.. Call.
The Rochester volunteers Yesterday joined the Pat.
riot camp on Navy Island The firing heard yesterday
salute Of is guns in honor of their arrival tits
said have alarmed the people of Chippewa areadfuy
they could be seen running in every direction. The
u = Marshal and his deputies win have their hands
full.-BHGalo Commercial Adrertsscr.
An ingenious expedent has been found for conveying
arms into Canada. A number Of girls Of Lower Canada
find employmen, in the factories of Lowell, Mass
When death takes place here, il is usual convey the
body to Canada Lately great number of collins have
been conveyed the British possessions and this
ing grea, mortality HAS opened the eyes of royallss
and they have opened Of the collins and found it
contained other than those pertaining women.
PLEASURES or INpARTING 4 DIsCovERY-It is i'm
possible touch FOR instant on any theme but
straighway he has anecdo,e fit IT, "What is the
of that bright spot sand, "on which the sun is
shining Just there in the line Of Cowdenknowes 7"
That" said he, "is called Hazel ClenoA. | was long
puzzled" nc added ITO find the etymoology Of this
name and inquired in vain every hand to discover
something suitable. / coGd learn noihing more than
.hat the Cleugh there a spot which tradition
said had been Druidioal place of worship. Still this
did not help me- and went on for loag time nent-
ing myself 10 purpose. AT length, when read
ing very early fine summers moinEg accidentally
ligsted upon passage in some German book. which
s,atee that Haxa the old German term for Druid
ess Here, then. the mystery solved and was so
enchanted with the discovery. that wild with i'm
patience 10 tell it to'some one away mounted up
stairs 10 my wie's room, where she lying fast
asleep. Twas well aware that she neither knew
cared ono ot about the matter. that did not signify
tell it l must Immediately reused her
up and although she very angry being awaken,
ed out Of her comfortable doze insisted upon besowing
Haxa aud Haxel Cleugh and all Thy beautiful discovery
OF the Druid temple upon her Notwithstanding Now,
don't you understand this Z" said he turning to me
Have not YOU sometimes on board your ship hit upon
something that delighted you, that you could
Till you had got hold OF down whose throat you
might it-some stupid dolt of lieutenant or some
gaping midshipman. on whom in point Of fact it
tally thrown away but still you had the satisfaction
81 mparting il, without which half the pleasure is lost
Captain Halls Journal, in Lockhar's Life Of Scot.