The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-02

FURTHER FROM BUKNos AYRxs.--Advices of the
ION 2, June glye the following news.-The festl-
Of country rom hs domnon q Il sss went on
with infinite eclat The city the 2ih a5h and asth
ut wis DECORATED with asss and illuminated and the Ps
the a5h the fort and national brgantne Of vgant
Th sns Gss s us.
packet Viper dressed out and also sauted with 81
guns and the foreign merchant vessels displayed their
Victoria the 2Sth consisted Of $500 men, Of which a.
400 were infantry and cavalry In addition TO which
Was pSShs1 on the as X by Ss
authorities determining the qualifications
by the directors teachers and ushers of colleges and
BY trading vessel. heard Yesterday from Monevideo
ence of the intrusive authorities increasing cs their stu
alton becomes more desperate.
a his
stupsndous financial programme, in the shape Of three
projects Of laws to be submitted ma to the repre-
sentatves ofhe French ex egonsts The first Of these
schemes imposes upon the property Of the citizens absent
from the country, even with passports contribution
senseless not to withdraw in time from the
reach the intrusive authority The second conscaes
greater part Of the native citizens and the third svss an
mpos upon all articles Of provisions realed for the pub
lie consumption in Montevideo.
appears that the French government, after granting
leave absence Count De Lurde their Minister this
Republic received dispatches announcing the difficulties
their agents had to contend with in dsarmng the
ractory legionst and thereupon Immediately appointed
new minister In the person Of NJ Marsnnes clothed it
dalous interference Of the French population in Monte
video.
INTERESTING FROM Nova Scotia. Yarmouth pa
pers to the 26h ult have been received II is reported
Legislature Of Nova Scotia together at the present time
preparatory step to the Union Of New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia and Prince Edward Island undsr Federal Co
vcrnment is well known that Sir Robert Peel long
been In favor Of combining the provinces under
as small are oen TO-
interest of the Colonies and vexious the Home Go.
ature Is for the purpose q entertaining the VALIDITY Of
the Union Of Cnpe Breton with Nova Scotia this
act invalid then l. also the separation Of
under the authority Of despatches from Downing Street
This will doubt be interesting subect fol discus
in the Legislature Of the sister Province but the u
tima,e object Of the Home Government will not long
delayed It has always been regretted ny Of intel
should these Sn Sna
Dispatches Of the Colonial Secretary last winter
mating duties caused feeling Of regret that It applied
the Colonies The strong representations which have
the Colonial Secretary Is to be drawn to the proprsty Of
eecting the Union OF the Lower Provinces earlier
period than would otherwise have been the case and
with this view, he is representa- having authorized
Assembly Of the Nova Scotia Legislature for doc,
appear probable that extra session would have
announced at this season of the year.
merely for the purpose Of arguing the validity of the
nexaion Of. Cape Breton, when the question could
the he Of NoVs SCOTIA on's met IN extra
session agreeaby to the call Of Lord Falkland regarding
legality of the annexation of the Island Of Cape Breton
Nova Scotia In 1890 On the goth the pirates Of the
Saladin summoned for sentence His Lordshp the
Chief Justice, behalf Of the Court proceeded to pass
sentence Of death upon the four prisoners The
trocious circumstances Of the crime than which words
could be impressive. Carr and Galloway who
been acquitted on two indictments, have been remanded
for trial on third These two men, with te four who
sentenced, make the whole crew which landed
Nova Scotia. The written confession Of Anderson
which Is drawn up with perfect simplicity states this in
the outset It begins with these words:-" There were
fourteen persons on hoard the Saladin when left Vala
paraiso six Of them are hereeght Of them not here
they were killed."