New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

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f0r damages % private pro1cfty darrg tie recent
-o.s. t-ff ia. q was M- Ls'-rfsine's This
10 besfs - 'hs destruction ~ toe Parliament House.
which was rented By Che c.ly o. $4,000 per an
lgn.
The Potato ra. las appeared .n th's Dc. .h5or
hood. % a small extent ol.7. however.
Several ps-ss--s NJ n1cFs have arrived from
LONDON iha first olthe mex P--iisne1tary Library
o. replace the one buns " is rioters on Che 2'ih
Of April
Do produce. bo- uu.h ioI1s bfsalstuls IRE
dale s10ertre flour 80 6i Ashes are ssh
rsnr. P0fs ere SIS. q Sc a. and ssT7rly picked
o.. TIE nl1wing c4l.11s settlement - given in
the ffiof this morning
There 10 parcc. ~ 1000 1ai. our nov sh pP.ne
~ sicr Vie Iske Chsl Sin SID View rrk t-sfmods
ri conveying 10 being seapted ior economy ne cost
being computed ihus zhi - two 5srgei. be.7r:
steamer Juno. from Acnires. "a Cnsm.,7 C'r'i. e
Waifehs1 Ter DBL 81 cents lreghtfr0m Whitehall o.
.evlorE 81 cenfsi shipping charges az Whitehall -
cents shippuF charges at feT-4 ors = cents freight
from from AeT ilrE % britain. j cents Total, %
cents
TIE reizit direct 1oaa BE- % cents. or At the
east Q. cents sar.ILE.
So. " Psr,, % Ls.s C1aaaa. Cr.s-.s,s and Egg
tsi LJra' DO Clrrr P'iI-r .- Itf Grre-r
NAT ~ E.rI-f SAGE #aTfad ~ -.'.ar1I
eigr Tts Rgurr He Co-rrrt1ii4g Ior1
flr Eofs r O5es... 4sttr and Portland Rl..s13
Montreal CorssPoascn-s Of Tho Tr5aae
AovrrrAI sept g. lsi3
Toe slate oi yaru-s ia Lower Canada is very
drsrsnt indeed from tnst IN Upper Canada
Here we have added o. political distinctions social
d.1srorcef more .rritsii-7 than the former
There are IN Lover Csaais, j.; is ssums'ed
10000 persons NJ French origin ali 200 0o5 oil
Angi1saxon derivation. number so whom are
Americans born Wherever ihe En9i'h s7pfoa~n
in Numbers L. Gle Ererot 30 any o.'y % county
there, ine mos. anlJies hostility r. ezhrisd boy
tie two races iu Montreal ttis Is particularly
me case. bur in Quebec nF instance where .he
french are 10 very dec. lea ms'asilg. ih-re s
more harmonious feeling traong the classes. the
Easlsh being sirsd g. show there inst contempt
lor what they CONSIDER an inferior race, which is
the cause, and RE saie rause. oi tie hai feelings
between toe French sl5 Eusaah The French
Canadians sre ni q. gentle lni hoiritso.c pco-
ple, fond o. dress aud amusement ciean'y srd
neat a their habits D.. living end efninsni.y
happy people T.fy have uot ile strong ieier-
minei energy oi character " i-h ih' British boz
hsbitsnts certainly prs--r'. AMI hence lhs con.
ter,; which the .at'rr ieai nr them, ia spite o..
their Intelligence and anlfb.e qualities. TIE
small minority Or Ere.isf were serastsnet g
r4is the lafss Ereulh majority in oltsu times,
though Governor All Coupci and when res
p0ns.ol Government brought matters 70 a differ
eat footing, giving more power in the Govern
ment q the majority. the anger OF the Brtishers
knew no bounds 81 the people whom they Dis
pissed and had irampled upon hitherto, fctuaii
having the patronage OF the Government 40 their
disposal.
The French have been banded together because
others have banded against them a. race. and
u a -. d. ..I- aa..s..a ...a4
them. bat an united a. present 20 defend then
selves against Tyrsnny. II they had been treated
- fellow citizens. II the British hsd advised VIII
them. politically aud s0c'aiy their old habits and
| manners Wolld have been rehnQ1sned la great
part Ions sga. ss iaey must be rehnqaished in
| course oi time. They have been forced into po-
sltOn Cf defense It has not been their act; ttef
are exceedingly anxious 20 learn the Engifn
Language. o. nix with English people. ~fcre
they are nat rful'sel with cistsin. Their chile
! drsu are taught Ea-ilih, by Eaeish tetcher. in
| the Common Schools; Information q spreading
among then: n0wsosperf are being circulated
| among them Id habits are being replaced by the
new modes of TIE rev enlgranfs the ties OF
| Hieotry and Sarc-sten. which have bound them
sl long are hring relaxed, ard the day is not is-
| distant vheu we s-sN see The Frerch-tanaiian
| people IS icr~ art IN the renfs oi industry saa
enterprise s they are nov in the SOFA. sir'ae--
/ Tire British people mas have tsl4At them .ore
,i these things. bus By TIE irsllert contempt
which they have tsspel upon their scholars trey
have prevented them probing - them T. tne a.
most.
OF the Subdivisions % lhess $50 sresi part 90 o
! Is somewhat -lclit - speak, because there nave
| hitherto been l0 question on which o. divide
seriously among themselves, ta; may say that
t1e majority oi the British ln Lover Cans.
| ia would n0E ba included o. iinc-ai measures
a administrator thC1Fr they hsve lite IDEA ID
| political ri.hts .hersIi-v In Church polite Pa-
| ucg.sr'y being mostly dlssen'o-f, thar . u say
| rot Epifc0prisus Or Catholics. They are gen ~
| y Tor progress q great 1any cCrotiess would D.
| exceptions tc tl- rule rnf woud o' opposed 90
ANY very LIBERIA measure in 7rrllo -rftifu. ANe
French party uu3cr one head nrsce al varieties
| of opinion from disrost.an Erct7 o. ultra hepn7-
| fosn. The great majority doubtless are incline P.
the nlost liberal re- es1res ur fCr our present sys-
tenn sld msly are disposed o form onnezstor --
| Toe improvement o. t-e tc1u-- 81 isr1 e1'cel9n
O.. the people improvement % s-rlc1.s-re nave
/ each their seen savccafes amo-E tnem.
Tre French psrrv. - -o1otsss yoer fea'1fs
| slcv, have been icirrd with the hs'oTnefs oi
| Z ppef Cans1a 10 the Government. ciE bnus1
sni .oar Frelch. 1otrithstzndi1g O. % tie fr77cf
have the decided prcroa-e-alce .1 t-e parry
/ whom fle Cabinet represents ln tl- Ho-ie n
Assembly Il whicl there sre 81 MEMBER, G.. sop
po-lng ihe Government - 20 cppcs.iicn q tie
/ 20 - are EugIisn All Q. French - m1rn ir
rrerch domination TIE r2er h1use Or Lezis-
/
pointed ty tie 61veunen.-a vesk BODY ar1
c1stt % be made elective lt . s-bss-sicn. %
sa- Ministry ol tea day. wh7 csa cl alse re c1'-
rsct,r. should 9. -- -s.y a1t le n then iasor ny
the ih-rod actial ef men VIC Wi.i support teen.
| think thar faa esIsbashuslt 9i -1cy lie tDe
| [ a.tsi States Senate ar composed oi men 70 o.
| high order O. ability ADD cfarscte- -1ld rss3 =
| tenefci te1dc-r- in uskire chr ..Tisai-l- .zis
hssty AMI reo-sileras6. A. r-estr-. r-7l 3s-s NJ
the gper House are ncf pad biz i5T attend.
| excer- Cd -1rtcl e. seasons 51s.--ss = AIRED
ever lse q icrm al n fact g - rl-re --'rlils
| p'ace 90 toe proceed IS ci iie Assembly
Tlcr6 - az rr- ssrt really ID pri1-ir.e On ~i-cn
/ the present parties are .fl.c 90 greatly. rrer
Protection ana Free Trade have c-cl s-ecczfs1i %
bola parties. What parties lave dli-red on i'-
RE past iew years have been generally matters
If silil - stion an ulc ~ tao qutstisus r1@
| disposed o'. such "a TIE opening cf hfass CD
ls-e % al reiieilus d=llIninstisrs lstsfa oi Only
5e.onsiag b tie = gisccpa-iErs. ! ttiak hat the
| great question ca wtirh - lt-r ~iA be, G-ler 81
| Annexation or n0t A-rers..cl-
| TIE grzui Arrlcll-1-si sr1w g. C4asls " so
has jas. ccs=- - A.lgs.on. TIE atr-aaslce
| irlD al paris u. tie pllTi1ce n-s F--l 'srs7
1 There have been a.arailg rumars il town o.
rl1ss s1c tloocs Cd in the toxn q Byt0Tn, place
| containing f.2-5 scuis, situated 90 the uttn" :
| River, ard tie capital q tls NUMBERING country
| surrounding Z 4 uee.irr vss cal.sl - ine
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