New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

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Toronto Correspondence Of The Tribune
ToRoNTo Sept - 1872
Lord Elsin's tour, long delayed, has at length
been undertaken. Heresched Niagara last Thurs.
day evening, whence he proceeded 70 the Falls
where he will remain 70 the close Of ,bi, week
and probably longer. He did not stop At Brock.
vile, where Gogan threatened 70 greet him with
a black nag md 70 asssssnate any one who should
venture % take It down. In anticipation Of Lord
Elsins visit o. this city The Tories are displaying
a spirit oi rUfiauism, which would seem % prove
them envious q the world. de reputation the
montreal savage- have earned for themseves-
Inc following piscard, posted about the city o.
Ihursdhy night, shows tie spin. Of Canadian To-
ryism IL its true LIGHT:
"Aw1gE' TEracHEry AID TRrasort
nen Of 81 and %;
me POT has leaked oator TIE purpose Of rebel
armed egtfr5ss have been b,eS 10 'ao1-es o.
he dsy of bic arrival 10 ne loyal ntahtsri,
should give uuefauce 70 heir feelings q dssppfoblnor
OF him md ~ neacherss Ministry therefore perfect
firm A,m % Arr7 'ft
Forward from the counTyfOrwsFd from the city, pro-
rc your lFrr duo ANe ones from r. gin ard the rufhes
ssass ns-io the CO dhoooe1 mufderers n poor Moody
from those Who p1i the 20 the eing Of The aged
Home snd made Target Tor ffes u poor
servant gis ftn cvmng ~ ne DE- reckless enough o.
come with osienaion and Vhe doy,s gre aoc II you
mai nave due waning Sink Bdion- siuse hous -
/ NO" or never DO not agrees but be prepared with
your hearts blood aggression; and IL Will be
giesson should the rebels dare to attempt triumph
God save the Queen
| II is believed by those best acquainted ia the
types IN the various printing Offices in the city that
this Infamous placard issued from the Office a the
| Church newspaper, the organ Of religious ~ H.
whose ministers draw from or public revenues az
annual subsidy Of about $4,000 IL ia moreover
believed % be the production Of A city Alderman
who has taken a ienl oath % preservethe peace
The spirit that produced this glacard 10 as coward
y as dlabOiicai and believe that there Vill not
/ be any serious disturbance when Lord Elgin A.
riyes. The military from the garrison about 500
strong, viii, as matter Of etiquette II nothing
else, be present when he lands The Patriot cop
| les that portion Of the placard which ridicuously
asserts that Lord Elgin is coming 10 massacre IN,
Inhabitants, ana cailtng upon them 10 arm viihoui
saying whence he copied It,and trump hauty poins
/ 70 II as prof OF the excitement which pre-
walls, aud declares that il would be very danger
Gus TO do anything T. further ifrtse the public
this moment-the real meaning OF all which lie that
a Constitutional Governor viii not be safe from
the violence OF Tory mob # he venture to WISH
| Toronto where the rowdies have stolen the mus
4
purpose.
Our commercial relations with your Union are
\ subject 81 great anxiety with us at the present
time. Wheat is worth ir0in Is b IS, York, more
Oa your 81 ie OF the Lake than oa this TnIs Is
| ing TO two causes the 20 per cent. duty you u
| pose upon our Grain when mpoted and sold D.
your market, aud the W ant OF a sufficient number
| Of resident Wheat buyers who have sufficient cap
| tal 10 enable them t. take advantage Of your
bonding Act. II your Cabinet has determined g.
annex Us, they vail refuse us reciprocity In lsi7.
we exported Oi Canada Wheat, J349, 6s6 bushels.
and il ls4s, 3,4i33g7. We shall export at leas
twic as much this year, for every acre Of lane
that was IN a condition 10 grow Wheat was s'wD
with that grain, sud the crop throughout the whole
District ten uSsSada, SsSnsesgt perhaps the Middle
! The ET0mfneT estimates aud think with t,l.
| cradle accuracy that our farmers viii this year
lose : 100000 from want Of having free access
| Tor their produce 70 your markets. The ConveR-
ton OF Delegates from each Of these Provinces,
now sitting at Halifax. have under consideration
the question OF securing a more easy interchange
Of commodities between the Provinces and the
States. A notion has got abroad that II Csnsls,
| Nova Scotia, New. Brunswick. Pence Edw ari Is.
| and aud Newfoundland were united, they would
then have a better chance OF obtaining free trade
from YOU than in their present isolated con iton
| Ii is rumOred that the Home Government, for
some purpose OF its own, has recommended the
federation, aud Of course the Colonial puppets who
move At the dictaton Of Downing ST. VIII pretend
tina, a measure which has been forced upon them,
originated IN the commercial necessities OF the
Provinces To obtain the free trade they desire,
the Noya-Scotiaus showed symptoms Of wiling
ness TO admit your fishing vessels a little nearer
than within three miles of their shores and Can.
ada would probably throw open her coasting trade
10 your vessels, II England viii permit her, after
the new Navigation Law comes into operation.
Ii is said that We shall soon be permitted t. put
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five cents fixed by measure passed during the
last session OF our Local Parliament.
A gentleman in England ss yet unknown 10 the
Canadian public has offered TO make sift OF the
means necessary for opening 500 schools IN the IN
terror of Canada.
The changes in the Chsncery Court are shortly
70 be carried into effect. Blake is 10 be Chancel
or If the present Vice Chancellor can be induced
10 occupy an inferior position Ia The Court 10
which he il now the sole Judge, or 70 retire on
pensiun Eston is - De Wee Chancellor. Inc
aw firm OF Blake 4 Morrison viii look after the
good things while they are TO be had The latter
IS 10 be sheriff of the Home District there Is
ramor thata Mr.. Mcdonald connected VITA the
Office is to be Clerk of the Peace, (which doubt
and II IL fact that one OF their clerks has been
promised the Clersship Of Assizes by H. J Boal
ton. the intended Judge In the new Court oil Com
mon Pleas Our law reform proceeds upon the
principle of creating permanent Offices with tat
salaries for political psrtzans, recent CONVEX" q
principles viii they are about 10 get well pslo
Tor protesting Price retires empty handed IRON
the Ministry and no Office has yet been given l.
his SOD who refused the oherliialty OF the Home
District, because he has conscientious scrapies
AGAINST hargin man. BALDWIN is ambitious IN
M, own way, and will not leave politics '1r
iudse.hip. although with the New and the " he
formed Courts the desth o. Mr. Justice Bedari'
and the intended rrtilene on a pension Of the
Chief Justice OF the Queens Beech IA Lower
Canada. there are some seven or eight vacancies
10 the Bench. The demi eff Hs newspaper or
cans pretend that the Commissioner OF crow
Lands retirement originates solely Ia private
considerations. | doubt Il. As brothery as 1ae
Siamese twins on every other subject BALDWIN
aud Price are anupodes OF one snother on the
Church question that agitaies our Community
Price has an unconquerable hatred OF TIE reo,or>
,y.tem; BALDWIN has no inclination 70 NEEDLE
with such matters. Gad OF course agreement on
thi. question IS impossible.
| csp foresee that an agitation TOR financial re
firm "a about TO commence. and that II VIII b
coan.euanced by sll reform papers except the two
or three that are paid for being subsrrvieut aa'
cannot be accused Of g want Of hdcitty 70 their
mes,ers Our Goverument costs i've times as
much as thar Of Ohio. with larger popul alto"
nan we hsve, and nearly twice as much - ne
government OF Your State with poquisiiQn neGFl
f.-.., a. lat ~ Canada