The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-27

were collected in small sums The Chairman was
Charles OConnor, and the meeting was addressed
by Messrs. McKeon, Reece, Barber, nc; but as
the meeting did not commence till O'Clock, and did
not break up till midnight, compelled to
postpone full report of their proceedings
| ANOTHER REBELLION IN CANADA-The leading
article the last Montreal Herald Gath inst)
| tains startling news of another contemplated rebel
lion in Canada. The article is as foows:-
ORcANIzATIoN ANOTHER REBELLsoN-While the
Loyasts counseed by their rulers forget and for
give while the participators in the late rebelons
raised TO the power and no means left untred to
quench the spirit OF loyalty in the hearts OF the British
population another rebellion is organizing in the midst
oil us startling as the assertion may appear and well So
when the French Canadians have had avors heaped
on them at the expense of the deserving Colo
nists OF other origins, it is no less true.
we nave heard for some time past that bodies Cava
ry have been uvering in the neghborhood of st.
fhips every Sunday mounting and dsmounting charg-
ing IN squadrons and going through all the evoluons OF
regular troops at the word OF command.
On Sunday last a body OF Infantry by some
ocers high standing drilling upon the north bank OF
were armed with muskes, others with usees and many
had shot belts and powder horns sung their shout
ders. They were commanded by who carried a
drawn sword in his hand which ne waved above his head
when giving the word Of command. The men appeared
to be toleraby disciplined marching and going through
their exercise firing in companies &c. with great seadi
ness.
Meetings are being frequently held in Montreal which
largely attended by the French Canadians and secret
societies. having for their object the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
Canada from the mother country prev all throughout the
French districts
Outwardly all seems peace, but mischief is brewing
rspdlyhe British Government has been warned, let it
beware.
The LAUNDRY ON STATEN IsLAND.-A good deal
OF excitement has been produced by erpose of the
new health regulations adopted by the resident ply
stefan of this port. From variety OF communica.
tons on the subject which we have received, we
select the following, which comes from very re-
spectacle source:
AsroR HOUSE,, June "a.
SIR An anonymous correspondent in this days Her.
health officer from the public odum justly attached to
him for his outrageous, and uncaed de-
Oh the clothes OF the passengers per Roscius at his
Gen.
TO do this he attempts throw in the eyes of the
puoilc by adducing section of the law which has no
more to do with the in question than chalk has with
cheese. The Roscus not subject quarantine OF
two days. the section quoted by your correspondent
applies to vessels from the West Indies the Meerrane
out Liverpool give your correspondent the benefit
pG Gi hit h and
For the benefit Of the Health Officer, deputy apollo
gs please publish the section of the law applicable TO
he hosclus-Ttlc II Art Sec s. Every vessel inclu-
aed IN the first class wiz vessels from foreign port hav-
ing iory or more passenger which includes the Ros
cus) shall be subject to such 9Th of quarantine and
other as the health officer shall designate and
epjoin Hence it will be that this detention of
d. u an 1ONenDurBhS wash mousse, price one
uoa per Dozen merely an exercise of desFotc pow
er We again call the proper authorities to look into
A matter assuring them that black mail is to be lev
d IN TINS form upon European passengers for the bene
ut OF the Health Officer and e, for shall come TO
New York by another route
We see by the Post that the Health Officer has gone in
to the business Of trans ting passen gers ais This will
bring more grist to tn oil or,
Some authoritative act . uusness seems
absolutely necessary. W. nave no doubt, now
that the nuhip att bac heen eyclted
appropriate measures will be adopted to prevent a
repetition of the annoyances which have so justly
elected these complaints.
Dows AND GulTEAu.-This house was said in our
paper of yesterday, to have suffered by the ndelty
of Its late clerk, Robert II. Davis. The amount of
his Interpretations, understand TO be about
$4,000; but we have full confidence in the infor.
nation obtained from those well acquainted with
the house, that this amount, even if wholly lost,
will not in any matter affect its ability to meet
promptly Its Liabilities, nor incapactate il to continue
extensive business as heretofore, and with the
same safety 10 it's customers. The house promptly
prosecuted thevarious individuals, who, 1t believed,
had become possessed of the distracted funds, and
has full confidence of being able to show that they
became possessed, under such circumstances, that
law and morals will alike make it their duty to re-
fund Those suits are yet pending, and at the ear
Hest opportunity will be brought to trial. The fact
of the loss, we understand, became known to the
friends Of Bows and Guiteau. Immediately after it
was ascertained by themselves, and the particulars
have not been made public, from prudential consi-
deratons growing out of the course intended to be
pursued with the civil suits, and not from any ap.
prehenslon that publicity would impair their credit
wherever they are known, or diminish the amount
of their future business.
"EyEs RIGHT."-A member OF that meritorious
corrs, the National Guard, complains terribly of
reporters criticism the appearance of the
9th company at the Bunker Hill celebration. Our
correspondent remarks, apologeticay, that the po-
sltion of the company with respect to the band,
was very unfavorable-"t they couldn't hear the mu-
sic half the time They all very gallant well
drilled fellows we doubt not, but such rain that
which greeted their advent in Boston would have
spoiled, pro empore the feathers of the finest birds
in the world
FATHER MATTHEw.-This great apostle of tempe.
will not be able to visit this country during the
present year He has. however, notified the Catho-
lie Abstinence Society of Philadelphia, that he will
NEE; them next year. Plenty Of work for him
here.
Nor GONE YET.-There is no truth in the mean-
choly rumor that one Of the most distinguished of
our North River Captains had ceased for ever to
" swallow" We saw him yesterday morning in
the full tide OF health and spirits, and the only evil
dence of previous arrangement was the fact that he
was bidding "good morning" to every body he
met-the poor man having apparently got very dis
ordered notions about the progress of time.
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The ROBBERY AT THE Aston HoUsE.-WIth all
his cleverness Jim Stetson didn't catch that rascal
who cleared of with the silver forks and spoons -
Mr. s. complains very loudly, however, of the nefi-
cheney Of his police assistants. Had they been pro-
perly awake, we doubt not the culprit would now