New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05
Canadian items.

" The Coburg Star says TIE deprEyity Of
the tines "a fesrfully extending and foreoodes the
most dangerous consequence TIE police cflces are
crowded with criminals. the swings of.the criminal
courts prolonged BY the amount Of business while TIE
concealed horrors Of elegantly furnished gambling
houses sfjrd details Of modern and juvenile deprs'iiy
unequalcd IL the history q the place
~ The question o. a general confederation %
ths British Provinces With repre- seat ii0n - the
British Parliament which frst surges.ed - the
Duke of Kent 'he i4tler Of Queen Nict'rs during he
residence n Qlepec and subsequently - Ear. Dur
ham ls again ssltated5 some 4-arteIs
-. James Mcdonnell was arrested on Sunday
iasi a. Toronto. seharge II friHs upon constable
with intent - XII. AZ Bytogn IL lDC .4st Inonss
CoDnors and Richard BsI-nsm were also arrested ol
charge Of arson
r. 4 barbarous murder was committed about
tVo weeks since IN the toFnshp Of Hougtton, On an
Indian. The murdsrers were 50 Indian ard a Negro,
who have not been arrested The parties we're I'll h.
toxcaied.
~ The Coburg St,r apprehends thst MAJOR
it, the present Ministry design 10 Introduce Fee
Trade and earnestly prCtests sginst the n-ssare. j.
y diets TIA. Il will prove dsas.r0-si - nanui1c'ufes
there
~, We learn from tie SINCE S'aad0d Of
the -Oih that the rigging and sP.rs of t1sa schooner
came ashore near Earucoke They led toe aIpcaT
snce Of belOr ging - Ie~ and large ves'e-
! - An inquest was hell a. Toronto % the .oth
over .bc boy Of Mirgsre, Pho.eo, who had been se
/ veroy beaten iomei.lns before by ner landlord
/ tzy' It il ascertained that the late ire iu the
Periieruary caused by three prisoners with sFew
/ T. their escspe.
/ ~ 4 meeting was held on the 2oth at simcoe
Tor be,'euing The construction Of tie hssara end De-
! trot Ra.lNay.
| ~ The mail was attacked. on tAa oh, when
w.nin a mile Of tae C.iy q Qleuec, By hi- awsymen
who islled ia their purpose Of rooong IT,
~ Two servants OF tie Lanat.c Asylum %
Besuposs have been arrested for fuug the stables u
the Asylum
! ~ 4 bear weighing over goo pounds " - shot
I l-ll.y in TIE town Of fgniilnch
CouxrERfLuERs IS IHE WEsr-Tie QrHcy
Gl,j Bz notices the arrival in Inst part Of 'Ae ooas
try OF party ofccunterieters. Isays.
Tho two that honorel city with visit diessed IN
tho nasnv genteel style common gsub ere and pick
pockets and called their names HeudI.cks and Glenn
/ ems Or Clements. TIE former While heie succeeded
ia passing % Mr DE Young, one n our tlotning N-r
chants for some article our oi store one hyholto 'o
lar bin on the Balk Of Uuca New YORK snd received
about ninety dollars as cnsDge. IN good money ara Il
seems after left the city They were porsued me
| day after by SIR De J. with Deputy onerh Siepht 70
and traced 10 Warsaw and Hsuvoo a. the latter place
! Hendricks changed name 10 Brooks, and before me
pursuers reached there they had pssfed oyerto Mon
! rose Win cor derabo trouble the Deputy chefiH IN
company with or two 0lhcrs Ol hincock, crcSsto
! the liver through the ire 70 NOntrose. When NY
reach, there they learned that ihe rogues hsd ~
about tNo hours before for keOkuA Inc oihcer iolr
lowed their trail, and when they reached ne 3Suk
they found their spurious gentlemen hOufish,ns aDout
there as natural - ile After Little mFncuverng on
the part OF the officers Hendricks or brooFs was tusy
detected in attempting to pass hundred dollar bill II
the same Utica Bank upon Messrs Jainison g. TIMBER
man of ihst place VII he naDbed by sn oi1cer ID
readiness aud taken 10 the lock up in Fort Madison for
sale keeping The third Of the gang was subsequently
appre hended Al Lima In this cOuny la his possession
was found large amour, OF counterfeit money, nesty
done up packages aud directed 70 certain men whose
names are ia the possession Of the ohicers
| BAPrisTs-The following table, compiled by
Rev H. Holman, Secretary OF the southern Home Mis-
snr E.nrd nrnsen. AZ one Wow the relative ll-Lilln