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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
NomIsarroS,.-The nominations for Wing A.
arrren a. far AZ hazard from are as follows

NOMIsATIoN-The nominations for Wing A.
derrnen as far as heard from, are as follows
H., lHIres
William Mcdonald, John Naylor
- Frederick Pete 49, Jonn Leech'
Q. Not yet nominated be- Not Yet nomha'eu
Benz z Wariwell !scog B,.run,
civilian 'linman. g. Not yet nominated
(frsncs -pe. q Rem Lefrrh
- Peter q TAYLOR ~ T II Redding. renom
The Loco Focos have nominated In the Ninth Ward
Samuel Roberts and Martin Meeker The other
Wards have not yet nominated their officers.
MEErING or rHg BOARD % EDUCArGoS.-The
Board OF Education met yesterday afternoon IN the
ante chamber OF the Mayors Office. Tho President
Cyrus +. Smith. being absent, the Vice President Al
fred G. Stevens Esq called the meeting to order Inc
minutes were read and approved and reports OF Com
mittses called for The respective Committees not be-
Ing ready TO report the following resolutions were Of
fered
R,'''r'a t., ~ Tre--. 'ho p',ue' s. J.: - ,, "
P,sr,l Inst {, comm -. on Nus purchase cop-- I'-.
Ha-r, sp-- iur 10 of ts- Ao'- tAra-> '-' h- '
Aior'-t observation-disclosures.
to quail, thence - 70 i-'lh to- eat'y frae OF
F,,', IT,, th- sun Of ,s sai-i III. appropriation for
s.,,rS4 has Prot m.na-, cour.- OF R-aaas op,.i
or. o ID. t,tt for h- of'A- school,, Ai'f'et
The Finance Committee reported a balance in their
hands Of go ~ 81 Alter the transaction OF some
other unimportan, business the Board adjourned
RuNOR OF SIABHGNG CASE ~ WILLIAMS
RuRoH-It Is stated in this city that NJ Crummcy
of Wiliamsbureh has been dangerously stabbed by a
gang Of rufisn. with whom he had some dispute.
HAMILTON LITERARY Ass0cIATION.-Ihls 90
ciey has elected Jesse Smith, ESQ the Wing candi'
date for City Judge, President OF the Association
FlRE-The old farmhouse on the old Bergen
property in South Brooklyn, totally destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon.
BRo0KLYs BANk.-The books Of tins Bank
were opened yesterday for subscription
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

ry The cheapest and best ace in he city to get good
Boots and Shoes 10 at JosEss iAnnst near his American
Museum. Fsl quaily Of French calf dfr'' BOO" >"
second s. 50 to 81 Congress Boots - 50 - fe"'"
Waterproof Boots 81 50 to S. French Psenl7s!hef 'o''
~ M JosEs's IL Aun-st near ths mussuU. MS !"
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BY Telegraph to the Sew.iork Tribune
NRW-YOKk LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday, April J
p,,t.up.p rIfrED TIME

A
The Senate proceeded 10 read bills a third time.
Among those passed was one for Railroad from White
hall 10 Plsitsburg. Also. one authorizing the hroos
lyn Common Council 10 erect Lamp Posts for gas light
The doors Of the Senate we're then closed Tor tne pur
pOse of imposing an attendance oil members II being
found impossible 10 keep quorum in attendance
Another call was made on accoun, OF the Alb
sence OF quorum, being the third cal! today. Mr.
FINE being absent, was brought IN on warrant.
EMiGRASTs.
Tho Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
% amend certain acts concerning Emigrants arriving In
New York Tho fret section of the bill prescrbes the
mode IN which Of ships email make their report
relative TO Emgrrn,s and imposes penalty Of s75 for
every person reported or falsely reported ne "a
section makes it the duty OF the Mayor TO require the
owner cOnsignre OF vessel to give bonds 70 the
amount Of $500 % for eacn person included In the re-
port 20 indemnify the Commissioners OF Emigration
against any xpense hst may be- incurred by them and
every city town County and State, Tor any cost which
the Commissioners Uay Do put 10 on account OF such
emgrant within i've years from the date OF said bond,
and for expenses Incurred 10 support OF such emf grant
at the Marine Hospital The owner or consignee OF
such vessel to be permitted 20 commute ior - Tor
each passenger and TO be paid by the Health COmmis
soner 10 the Chamberlain. The Health Commissioner.
In lieu of fees, TO receive salary sf $1,000 Section
makes II the duty Of the Commissioners OF Emigration
20 examine. through person appoiated by them all
persons arriving in any ship or vessel and il the
examining officer shall report any person likely to
become chsrgeabe, the Mayor, 10 addition 70 the
comu.ulatiOn money shall require the owners or
consienees of such vessel to give bond for e3OO
10 save the Commissioners from any expense that
might be incurred for the maintenance OF the parties
named In the bond. Section authorizes the Com
mis.iopers to sue the Bond b Recover expenses 10
cured 10 maintaining emgrants. Section provides
that ia default OF giving bonds for paying Communication
money \ penalty Of 800 tor each emigrsnt landed
shsll be imposed the owner or consignee Section
Il proyides indemnity 10 the Commissioners for lille
climate children. Section places the Quarantine
buildings In trust of the Commissioners OF Emigration
with sole and exclusive control OF the same, Tor The
atghn hall hnNa hnn
bonded or compromised for Section authorizes the
employmont of necessary officers for the Marine Hos
ptsl by the Commissioners, except the physicians
The bill also authorizes To- appointment Of aphyscian
for the Marine Hospital at salary Of $1,000 aud as
s.,ants at salary OF 81 0 each. The duties CT the
Health Officer are 10 be confined TO the inspection OF
vessels and determining Of Quarantine. These the
principal alterations OF the present laws The Senate
then took a recess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

L,ARY Cos FIN MoLEsKIS SILK H.rs-Embrscng
all the most recent improvements and unexceed by any
heretofore produced viii bs sod g. escbsi A''of
House 81 VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

STANDARD FASHION, spRlNG ls49.-LEsRy Cos seru
Inc Beaver Hats, Nos D. I and A-ior House. siH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

Observation-Disclosures Ramsey ex Mem
Der of Congress from Penusy has been appointed
Governor OF the Minnesota Territory, Gov. Pennington
OF n. J having declined Mr. Ramsey was one OF inc
fsce members of tina last Congress who experienced
change of hear, on the subject Of Walkers amendment
the last night Of the session He Is the first one OF ths
pllsnt FIVE Pennsylvania who have been rewarded
for their unrutfu treschery to the cause of freedom
pnAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

STRAW BosNETs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, 6c-fufcha'e'"
above goods would do well to call AID examine H.
LEy's splendid assortment The bean'y :" sh'pe sn' w.
y - S Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

PHRssoLocY More than syesr hiss elspsei srcs our
citizens have had opportunity OF listening those
poundeu OF this Interesting science the FowLgEs no
commence their lectures this evening IN Clinton Hal.
which will be fSsK to s who choose 20 avail themselves
OF chsncs These lectures delivered In com
preh-rsivr, yet practical style Ia easily under.
stood by every A. the ecurs this evening Cuton
Hall will he FRkE, NIL house may be Anticipated.
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Court Characterization Day.

scr'n's CocS>', H. A. a. e. a. 49, - q g. Il r. =
- =, $, -. ~. si 81 g. =. - - 20 81 90 lr0
Co.Ses Ptss Part >o- .. - - 81 = - - .
-. g. p. ~ Part ii ". 81 g. ~! - to on, = - =
q ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

WARD NOMINATIONS. The Wings OF the Eighth
Ward have nominated JONATHAN w ALLKN for Alder
man and EZRA SMITH for Assistant
In the Ninth they have put SiLAs C. HERRING IN
nomination for Alderman and CHARLES CRANE for As
sistant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

yv 0ousIup', ITALIAN INDICATED soar ~. ,,orrs
ming ssn. pmpi-. sese' ssowne'' .sh Tss
IN tns .kip scurvy boleh-s, ard al sAa -, indicated
wsnssr's popu.y have sw.l'ned e
piy Of couser-es who are es.ns 90 SbeSe1rr
various spurious articles Inc pun ,'y .xesp At Dr. ~
700 mssa ~" orsiosl aud only dePs o. ..nt5AY
SIRsr STORE FROM Brosd~sy Noa ..S Ro~Se, superb
.ssI. % psl e@:onSs pss lips and enssa. s. nom
rouoSs srSrl' tof esaicsSs .r''LIl LAZY wnIs ny.
srows, lps chin and srnsj yJxrN.si ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04
" The recklessness Of the Post is HI

celed by its ignorance MIR. Ramsey was not
Member of the late Congress, and OF course not
Zone Of the facile Members the plant five
&c. sc. There was 10 Ramsey from Pennsylv Iva
MIA in the ate Congress. How can the Post ex-
pect to be believed in its charges against the Adj
ministration when it does not scruplc to make
such random assertions as the foregoing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

o, Ill IN. ms,ps used for accunulat.ng foftnhrr,, -
~ ,ar,ss the power of the new'pspef pre- ss'eh
~ ~. besn most efficient la 10 nssn,o ~ n sysr
80 ian h,dlciOusy and extensively appnro, n..ty
az .ccompsh lhe desired result aud every 80 zoo.
s',srd TO merchants and others Ihfoafh 'ne Raleinu
rt,lad agency OF PALNEs. IN IN. i''u"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

Isaac 2. WALKER REBUKED The course pur
sued by Senator WNKEK receives but little sym
pathv in Wisconsin On the 23d inst, while n
motion to adjourn was pending IL the Wisconsin
Senate Mr. Horn Hunker, wished 10 Introduce a
resolution In Justification Of Mr. Walker but was re-
fused On the next day, Mr. Leland member of the
House, from Sauk Co. aud Mr.. Boyd, senator from
Walworth Co. doth Loco Focos) scyersly introduced
resolutions censuring Mr. Walker for his treacherOus
course on the Slavery Question and requesting him to
either conform To the wishes Of his constituents or re-
sign bis seat in the Senate also, warmly approving the
course pursued by Gov. DODGE" The House resolu
ton wss referred to Committee Of three, and the
Senate resolutions were at the request of Mr. Boyd
laid on the table The Racine Air0clte of the 18th u
contains the proceedings of Free Soil meeting, hcld
al tina, place which denounced Mr. Walker having
dissrsced the Stale" lie isreques,ed TO reseo the
Office he holds his constituents considering him die
honest incapable, tTescherous and cowardly' Tie
Racine Co Delegation the Legislature were request
ed to support and urge the passsse Of resolutions &c
cordsnt with these views The AarocGt,, and all the
Whg and Free soil papers Of The State. are unanimous
in condemnation OF Mr.. Walker, alleging that biz re-
election 10 the Senate irauduen,y obtained, and
that his views Slavery no better than those Of
Douglas, Dickinson, Hsnnegan, and Csss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sale Of SOek. &c. see Fourth Pase.

TUESDAY, April 3-PM
There is no marked change in stocks to-day
The Fsncies have aeD into stronger hands than they
were in before the late decline, and held more
steadily Treasures a, the Second Board were In bet
ter demand and went up per cent
In bills there is good business doing, but the
rates for Sterling continue to be heavy. Sales are
making from 4. to Ct per the bulk of the trsnssc
ton. being at 81 as per cent. The market for Cont
mental bills lis irmer. Francs are 81; as 32i Rx Dol
lars NAM Bsnco marks 3ii a3ii Guilders 39d39i
The supply Of Sterling is large, but Continental bills
in moderate supply.
There is something doing in Freghts without
farther change In rates Engagements 800 bales Cot
tor to Liverpool 3.lG87-32i $4,000 bushels Corn I'D
dfid; $50 ,eirce Bacon POS 200 do. Beet Js Sd 300
bbs Provisions 20 Cd and other Heavy Freshts 22s Cd
.bp was taken up to load Cotton at Charleston at
d. The Hsyre packets of the 10th has 200 baIrs
Cotton at CT For Ireland the current rate Is % for
Corn There Is but little fres ht Offering for California
and vessel, on the berth Ill up with difficulty.
There appears to be rather less stringency in
the Money market, but It s not material Paper con
,lnues plenty at 26 per for first class 1t is
little easier to get Money call on favore collateral
The Sub Treasury deposits continue to increase.
The Hecepr8 10 udy -''"'i
Payments. JED
Balance. - 81 foV
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding
April t. was g., O22, $50.
We gave yesterday in round numbers the I'm
ports and Exports at this tor March. We now annex
statement sho wing the actual figures compared with
the same month of the last three years.
ITO s47 lsas lsse
pu,Iable mdse......86577g, 6Cs07i6 5y7lGOl 79s47o
Free. lOJ<Sh lon5of Nl'' ~ J''otS
Specie .............. 6l,155 I,39S58 1881 laoS5
s98i252i S,I76su s.l9i3l sojo,2A
1916 IsH lsis 1919.
Domestic products. 1859 81 2lSi.l9i 2ss78n
Foreign mdse, free. 662l6 5l,S5 1859 $500
.. duiisbl, lI2O72 s50s4 1850 1921
Specie. ............ 2577sl 9s,sa5 452,5o7 $3.50
sl9O95es f,7i98g 2952,sJ0 sloi,9o
The exports of March, lsi9 compared with 1915 are
larger by $4,000, although reported si5OCOO OF
Specie The collecting have been follows:
Duties March, 5is.---.-.......--....-.. l,343O99
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. <,Vi) -
January, February and March, lois.....--. 625igib
lcig.--..----- bU32 io5
The Commerce Of this port for the first quarter OF the
year, AS compared with the last two years Is As an
nexed Imports. Exports
l-49................25 6}l .3s4 sl3-,4J
I-4S ,574 500 9676,22s
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HuNKER NoMINATIoNs.-Mr FRANCIS Is. CUT
TING having declined the honor of being beaten on the
Hunker ticket for Mayor that party proceeded to the
choice of another victim at Tsmmany Hall last night
and on the second ballot nominated MYNDERT VAN
scHAIcK who as our readers aware had been pre-
viously nominated by the BarDburners. This will con
cen,ra,e force enough against MI Woodruff, our
worthy candidate make the contest an Interesting
one
The votes which were not cast for Mr.. Van Setback
were scattered on JANIS LEE. WILLIAM +. hAvRMKlER
and FRANCIS r. TLLoU, MIR. Van Setback leading large
ly on the first ballot
The fiunkers have also nominated the following gen
tlemen for Judges Of the Superior Court JOSEPH ;
BoswoRrH THOMAS w CLERK, ANTHONY l.. ROBERT
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The Loco Focos have nominated In the Ninth ward
Samuel ? Roberts and Martin Meeker. The otner
Wards have not yet nominated their officers
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c. Tonight

Dem 49, orrrsi Rs's- Source later = 7 "
p ~. Phr-nnnrIfs Lecture Clinton Hal p = ="
National ACADEMY Rrat~sy. cor I-1nsfi 10y 50 ''s
arerran A. ln.on- Br0af~sy. l~sf Bro ~ s-hsl1'.
In,,msians Ar Uurn- Bfoss-r Res. 't-ur - 'lS
Panorama Of Hudson Kver-B atNsy cor Nst-f .
Cnr.;y. mm.tr-. Ms, hAnr,' Hal. "a Hra, t.,--
Chtoss. ~. hradrsv near sprnr llsy az Swung
M Afn-r'. Nag M.rersa .on. = = ~ ,.
An-rran Crcus-Aharfs, bruaf-sy. u-ar ffiac- - "
Blrtans Ih.sf-r-CAsut-fs a. bnsfvs .pu
Rro,S-.y sd-sy. b-tu~-n Pear si Antnoll "
Amsrc,n Nussum-brosd-ss. COT AAn st-DsJ hs9 s''"t
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POiasbes have declined 10 - ~ per - khog
Sales were made Of l2l good Rec, from ChsrlesIc
a, m ar 80 lcs from New YORK at .5'.
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nmen,s to night the Tabernacle full house
OF course. will be there
CASE OF McDERNor.-The wife OF this man,
who was 90 severely wounded by him on the lOth Of
March last yesterday appeared before Justice Simpson
and made affidavit in relation to the assault, from
which sppears that McDermot broke into the house
on the day in question. and Immediately struck her
with hsichet on the head three times and once
the neck and then attempted TO choke ner. declaring
that be would die for her she however succeeded In
getting bis fingers between her teeth and compelled
him to L., 20 his hold She then ran iLto the stree,
and gave the alarm. Since that time she has been
confined 20 the house in consequence Of the wounds
uAicted upon her, and expressed her conviction that
he intended TO take her life. His examination vii
take place in few days.
ssDucTIoS.-OHice Hoffman yesterday took
into custody one Augustus R-ncke an spothecsry aud
physician on warrant Issued by Justice Montfort,
charging him with having recently sed1ced German
slh ~ the name Of Nina Wa,chet promise Of
marriage. He postponed the marriage from time to
time alleging that his circumstances would
his mere a.ng his expenses just then and told her thai
he Ia arrears with his rent. and Induced her 10
pawn her best clothing ard iewery to ralse money
give him 10 pay his rent In default Of 1000 bail the
accused Was committed 10 prison Tor examination by
Justice MOntfOrt
Shilling LOTTERY TIcKEr.- Officer Roome
of tho Second District yesterday arrested exchange
broker by the name Of John D. Gibson, of IA varrick
., On charge of having sold lottery policy 10 Daniel
r. steele on the 9th OF March lat The accused was
held to bail In the sum Of $500.
BIRTH Is CARA female Of respectable
appearance about 20 years Of eye. while riding ia
Of tho cars in tho Bowery yesterday, when near
Twenty. fnhst gave sk's " Aas ckia.
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BIRTH is CARA female Of respectable
appearance about 20 years Of sgs while riding ia one
Of tho cars 10 the Bowery yesterday, when near
Twenty. fhhst gave sk.h " Aas ehlla.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-30
slHel eem,
From the Model American Courier.
THE BELLE OF THE BALL ROOM.
BY 7. s. ARTHUR.

did you ever see such wild, frolic.
some creature?'
Never
81 don't believe sober thought crosses
her mind from one years's end to anoth-
err
IA human butterfly
.Just look at her, now
.Ah, me! To see such frivolity in our
Young girls, is really snd. What can they
be thinking about! Life is too serious a
thing 10 be trlhed within this way
'fudeed il is
Sucl, was the tenor of a conversation
that passed between two ladies who had
come 10 ball rather as spectators than
participants 10 the exhiara,ing pleasure
of the evening. What business they had
in such place, it is not our business to
know We only mention The fact. The
maiden who had called forth the above
remarks, was named Aana Freelannd. -
She was Young. beautiful, and full of life.
In company sou would 6ad her among the
gayest Of the gay: herself the widest spir
il of all. On the occasion at present
referred to, Anna entered into the exci-
ting pleasures of the evening with her
usual heartiness. She had come for ems
ioymen,, and she did not mean 10 be dis.
appointed.
Mrs. Marrast, one of the ladies we have
introduced, could not, from some cause
or other, keep either her eyes or her
thoughts away from Anua. To her, the
light. he eartedted girl was a living embodi-
ment of frivollty. A very butterfly, as
sbe had called her, auilering in the sun
shine of fashion.
sPoor child!' she said to the friend who
sat by her side, 'tbis cannot last forever
, Life is not all fairy scene.'
what can her friends be thinking a.
bout!' remarked the other. DO they not
know that sober duties come to aIl!-
That, taken in any way, il is serious
thing to live!'
They ought to know all this. But. !
am told that her father worships her. and
will not permit her to do any thing use'
full
.Can he consent to her running this
round Of folly!' Can he really be party
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alpog fesw>
THE SABBATH.

ALL oItoo<A LIE
BY E. ELIOT.
Sabbath holy!
To the lowly
Stillthou are welcome day,
When thou cometb, earth and ocean,
Shade and brightness, rest and motion,
Help the poor mans heart to pray.
Sun walked forest,
Bird, that soarest
Der the mute, empurpled moor
Throstle's song and steam like flowers,
Wind, that e'er dew drop goest,
Welcome now the woe worn poor.
Little river,
Young forever!
Cloud, gold bright with thankful glee,
Happy woodbine, gladly weeping.
Gnat within the wild rose keeping,
Oh, that they were bless'd as thee!
Sabbath holy!
For the lowly
Paint with flowers thy glitterlng sod;
For Affections sons and daughters.
BY thy mountains, wood and waters,
Pray to God, the poor mans God!
From the feyeS
idle never,
Where on Hope, Want bars the door,
From the gloom of airless alleys
Lead thou of green hills and valleys
Weary landlords tramPled poor.
Pale young mother,
Gasping brother,
Sister tolling in dispair,
Grief bowed sires, that life long diest,
White Tipped child, that sleeping sighes
Come and drink the light and air.
Tyrants curseye,
While they nurse ye,
Life for deadliest wrongs 70 pays
Yet, o Sabbath bringing gladness
Unto hearts Of weary sadness
Still art thou The Poor Mans Day.
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BY E. ELIOT.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-09-26
GEAlN CRADLES.

'THI ..,rrncl ns.,ior Gn.- r-
u t.e'4.l hay ions, r.rv cos,s
J. IANGDON
s~ f..,o 1870 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
Photographed TO. the Baltimore SUM-

PROGRESS OF THE CANADIAN REBELLION.
MONTREAL April 3O-5 P. Nj.
Lord Elnin came 10 Town al O'clock Today.
The carriage was escorted BY troop OF Pro-
vincial Cavalry.
The streets were incd all The way 10 The Gov
eminent House BY The people who Kissed, cursed
and pel,ed The chariot as il passed.
When The escort had passed The French Ca
,hedraI into More Dame street a company Of
the 23d Regiment closed in behind 10 protect the
coreee.
Opposite the Government House, his lordship
was struck by stone on the heat, and by an egg
in lhr iars.
The troops were then separately cneered.
the members Of the Parliament then proceed
ell TO the Government House 10 present, Their ad.
dress.
As they passed through The crowd they were
actually covered with dirt and The yolks OF eggs
The members were proceeding in such
plight escorted by soldiers, 10 receive The Cover
norGeneral OF Canada. 10 present 10 him an ac-
dress from The Parliament, congraulailns MIN
on the quiet state of the country.
During The passage OF the members ihroush
ST. Paul street, the riot act was reso' anu tie
troops charged.
No lives were lost, though the crowd was very
dense. This is sign how troops whose heahs
are with the people, can ACT il necessary.
The Governor proceeded out OF Town oy the
suburbs.
A Major Bouches has arrived from Kingston,
and has waited On Sir Benz. d. Urban, to repre-
sent 10 him the dreadful state ot the country, and
10 urge that il something is not done the people
will march on Montreal
Riots are feared 10 night.