The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27


The past four days have been the hottest Of this
season the thermometer ranging hereabouts from
so 10 lC0 degrees In the shade; but city is very
healthy and also clean.
We are now enduring will reard its farther growth
unless we have ram speedily. Corn is now grow
ing very rapidly. Other crops are equal to last
year, rave peaches, which are nearly all blasted.
Our Montreal Correspondence.
MONTREAL, June p, 1919.
IRs Feather and the Cholera Lord Eigts's Sc
eo~d DesYatch-Auuiting The Return Of Sir Alan
McNob, &c.
During The past few days the heat has been op-
palling, the thermometer standing as high as 100
degrees in the shade, but more commonly 93 and
sc degrees The weather has not been without
its influence. The continued heat would appear
TO have Frustrated the energies of every one, and
for once united radical and tory-both agreeing
that The angry discussions of party obliged TO
give way bri' re the scorching rays of the " God
OF the silver bow" Preparations have been made
10 receive the :" scourge OF nations," should it
m kc lis appearance In thus city, the health bill
having been put In force by the government, and a
board OF h.alh appointed. A manifesto has been
Issued by The latter, IN which cleanliness and
strict attention 10 clothing and diet are recon-
nPDdtd 10 the masses. III was rumored yesterday,
that the plague had reached the city, and that
,h-re had been three or four deaths; but am
glad TO say they appear 10 be unfounded The
cares alluded having merely been severe attacks
Of Canadian cholera, brought on by the impru-
dence bnd 'nrnIpsrate habits of The parties al
tackled. -Four persons have been killed by comp Je
sGlesi, or slIoke Of The sun.
Lord EleD's second despatch has made its ap-
pearsnce, and It's merits now being canvasscd,
rather severely, by the conservative press. Al
thoreh diy IN detail, and far TOO onc-sded an ex-
position on The part ct a dIgnlfied neutrality" il
Is not without It's qudlies and, for special plead
ing, think upexanped in the annals of despatch
wiling, None who have watched the course of
events in these colonies, can for a moment deny
that Lord Egin has been driven into the position
OF partisan Of the radical party, by the violent
eourse Of the British parry. They peiiioned hun,
In the first instance, d,sallow the bill (this was
perfectly consutntonal,) but be disregarded them.
They u en-, by violence. drove hun 10 such straits,
that the only thlrg that could possibly save Ism
was 10 espouse the cause of the Other party thus
h. did, and stood by the side of the strongest par
~. In his Gaze | don't think his lorc!-hip has
eiIed; Inc reioImets, or democracy, OF Canada,
are, | consider, " irhout doubt. numerically the
strongest party OF the tive aud were an appeal
made TO the country o-morrow--scting aside the
"Ieb-l blF'-couid return IA majority.
That the bill will be sanctioned by the home a1-
'hoiu"s there can now be no doubt, and that such
VIII be the Gaze would now appear 10 b.: settling
deep ~ the minds of the ultra loyalls,s The re.
iuin OF or Allan McNeb is now only watched for
pievons tn some decisive step being taken by the
Bntnb party, and the greatest eilnrts are being
made to hurry oD The spre aiding Of the 'Leagne'
and he mee,n & o The Convention for all now
tuip 10 this assembly IA the ,niy means of clearly
tanning the ti.ps intended 10 be taken by th,
BTith parry ne "A Whole. The party for anurya-
u"n' continues 10 grow stronger every day. the
C"W7r OF to-day, and the tlu' bee Gaeetfe, both
come out openly regarding The necessity of a
ehar &c. What the change u 10 be- neither men
uUpp.
The following is the winding mp Of long arti-
Gle a. The foiner Journal aud il IL pyesnrDed 10
speak The opinions of he hitherto ultra loyal party,
rs worthy at attention t.
They hsl.ve that the hereditary LOYALTY Of the
B'tish pcopls IL to be shaken NY 10 mi yov.
npfo'td b, no in!Wy no insnl: They beli.v. that
VII" ,'"im VIII hipw over: that the clouds lowering
." 'hi'st.biI ely over political horizon will p..s
avs, 'hut u one hing b" bot done, viii end the
t"'sfr oi The Briihh party the ah.ct terror of the
Provincial Nihhtry. end the Grars Of the home %.
veitu'nt L,rd tlsin will r'psu here several years
l'ps'r mil III" the Roman pro. ,nsnls lie has en-
III h. himsefst the e1p.nte Of Proypc. Of th, I'm
pn~ and VIII thru depart rre.ive additional hono,
in VI. P'srsg" - England Ia the mean ,ne Nh,
prtI,rify II he Province viii IN. The n,,,r,,oa.
1irr,Ier In II Pontjus parishes sink lnysr al ,o,.r
ALI net y,,,ige remains of what N. onca - h:
sbsns chancs. will have left hpr 10 ssek en-, Nov
m-Di IN tom. Der oooory where
b. taxed 90 p,y r bed and where native AUD
native fant are propcsiy fsered nsid protected f,n
ing market for the produces ot the hi. brO
The h.prst y'"i'nn after having the oonaurim
lion ~ he ruin ~ his Hdpttd country, will the ne
s..i,y for scinn tlraS- bis land, reclaimed by years
of labor fom the primevsl ffctt. and fDr.aKe the
hone In which he ha- lived in happiness. with his
family. for c beighb'ning country. where by active
isbur. fubrishhee and even wealth may b. obtained
"a. 10 bilg about tueh chauge ~ will amount To
ie'"lssinh in all our existing Institutions; these are
The etly open coursea " iihout change we perish
VIII that thing be donr, IL H. In yaiu To- .pseu.
late ana We ssye 10 the future upfoii what frgv.
6'brs hat IN store for us. That have now arrived
at graf criis in history az n peovI. IT Ia In win
'" o'hy' We uut that the enbl.m of tnglands pascr
sra 81 'nr miisehn.ot may eon'iuue float over u.
bnt W eau only ,nbnit tp the decress Of Providence
ahd wo Ia that minstry whore reckless snd unprin.
spi'a conduct viii be The means = dividing by the
axe rs'"intiun the enrds that bind to- the nnher
f'nb'fy; dvi'inn that will -urely come aud that
tptsaJ " The pteseBt wicked Insane poly be not
~ Ob,~ tutp' pa'd
10 y commonly mentioned here that Lord Elr.n
shortly pr"ceeds To the Upper Province, 10y The
puipore VI my TO Create u feeling in favor Of MS
policy.
FRch Cmh.-The Baltimore Patyi,.s has a let
ger Ion Canton, to which ~ appended the fellow
my pUrincIpt =" Y. S--Canion March 9s,h
losD. y. M A message has jusi been received
ON Prkin, auIhorIz'ng The Enpllh 10 enter ,he
city of Canton ON The 9Th proximo."
1be U 'i''p Il var Gsrmsntovn Failed from pp-
ssss sshsilS, ~ ihs I'd instant i0r Curssog