New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-28

Extracts from private letter, dated
TORONTO, Upper Canada,) Jan. 81.

Extracts from private letter. dated
TORONTO, Upper Canada,) Jan. q.
Produce is low in Canada and money unusually
scarce This Winter. We have snow here There have
been some heavy failures. among them that Of Benjamin
Thorne a. Co for nearly fl00eOo. We have elected
majority Of Reformers from this province to the New Par
lsmeut for the ars time in many years. This gives us
seat encoura gene with the vast majority in Can
ada East the House will have strong working majority
ON the side OF Progressssy rs members who Will hope
use their delegated power henefcaly for all There new
G. was thorough verdict gwen. coDdemnatory OF
in authority here than now. Unlike Sir Francis
Head and other Governors. the Earl of Eein has
maintained the most strict neutrality In no one instance
hss he allowed his 20 influence the verdict OF the
country The election OF Mr.. Hncks has been most un-
Justly aside by the returning officer on the plea that
nis qualification adavit the owner OF $500 assessed
landed property. dated the wrong day All parties
agree thai to place Carroll the five tines rejected candi
dae for oxford the record as duly elected with 56o OF
an admitted msjorly for Hincks, was outrageous No
awyerwil for moment contend that there Is the least
asw In the affidavit. and m told that The Judge OF
Election will take trip England to be out of the way
when the Legislature meets He Ia son OF the late Al
uiral Nansart and nephew OF Lord Btxley, VINO was
cncc Chancellor OF the fxcheQuer. Wehad the news by
telegraph last night from London. of Malcolm Camerons
election Kent by 400 Of majority over his namesake
the terry General and Duncan Mscf arland from
the banks OF the Niagara entandont LIBERAL Is inc
member for weand. with amsjority of2oO The Maori
Ties for Tories where elected very small everywhere
sad II exhibit moderation and sound Judgment
Canada viii never have another Tory fMianieht uuiHk
my lifetime She has had too many already for the good
Of her inhabitants.
The elections in both Csnaias have terminated, and
the results ara known. except AS to GasIt For Three
Rivers there Adding Kent to the liSt IN The
Pilot OF the 2st we have 10 adherents of the men no"
ONCE, 81 opposed to Thorn. and doubtful That The
people are weary old officials snd their measures
Is a clear a MONDAY.
lord Esins advisers urged general election al this
times they chose their judges Of that election yer
haps $50 persons tories believe, every OF them
they appointed each County City or Riding election to be
held on such days rs would suit their
ns them over some days. they had every official in the
Colonies at their back with an immense patronage In
their Gilt the established clergy supported ihem the jn
dietary were their cordial friends tbs freehoders only
could vote excep, in etesand YET The Tories are swept
from power as far popular opinion can accomplish that
ssecl Whether any leading man, sincerely disposed to
promote public welfare. and popular enough TO eay
good measures can be found among the Canadians ana
paced In power, remains TO be seen. 5. VI