New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07


Correspondence Of The Tribune
NoNrErM- Nay 3l. l-i9.
SIR. Yesterday a. O'Clock cur Provincial Leg
..isrure "a. prororued BY MAJOR General Rowan. ,he
eommsnder Of the forces. appointed 20 b. Deputy GOV
norf the occasion 20 prevent thr necessity q Lord
Eigins coming 10 town. Everything went or quietly
The crowd va. small ard hardly took sufficient inter.
et in me event Of the day TO remain TIL TIE ceremony
xas concluded end The General eit tie building ou h.
return This was probably IN fAlt owing u the falling
Of come rain A. any rate BY the time ihe two Houses
we're prorogued. there were hardly two hundred pco
ole outside. These amused themselves by grooming. At
ONE obnoxious members they left At The begin
nr there were probably six or seven hundred who rc
nea,edlv cheered Rowan crying Hurrah ior The new
Governor General As usual there vss hardly a
French Canadian 10 be- seen thsl what called the
TORIES" bad 10 sl their own way. do not believe
there would have been any dcmcastraton sgains, the
Governor had hc prorogued the Houses r person but
il rss perhaps better that he d.d not There were
f.w men In the crowd violent enough for anything. sni
though the reaux OF public opinion ha. left violence
without counienance they might have done something
which would have again aroused the old feeling.
There were something Ike one hundred snf twenty
bib. asscnied %. OF which great number for in
cooperating industrial, Commercial, or religious socie-
ties-m0nasteries. cOnVents.A Others were Oi much
more general importance. Among these blll cna-
bling the people Of Upper Canada % split their present
District municipalities whose jurisdiction extends over
several counties into County municipalities Ofher
p0rtant measures are the University bill by which
Hinge Col eye Toronto D. taken Out O the hands Of
the Church OF England, and made ar Institution for
merely secular instruction the bill % enable the Gov
ernor General 20 pledge the credit Of the Province 20
paw per cent interest on loans contracted by railway
companies 70 complete their works, after they shail
have constructed one halt their nes-ihe act % incOT
-ho :
ny the act 10 appropriate all the proceeds Of sales Of
public lands % the formation OF school fund and the
act % make better provision for carrying out Lord
Ashburtons eXfradition Of offenders Treaty he last
intended 20 afford greater facilities than heretofore
for the capture OF criminals escaped from the United
States.
With the conclusion Of the Parliamentary session
have no doubt that much OF the prev aing rement
viii die away. In the meantime people are anNi0usly
awaiting the arrival OF the next steamer which Will
recount n manner ~ which the news ~ our dAreup
was received IN England. II : By this time generally
toll that the English ministry will support Lord Elgu
but some-vsinly, ] beleve,-expect much from the
pressure from without The truth H. however that the
people IN England too little for concerns 10
exert this pressure and the prospect for new Minis
try formed views Of colonial policy is by no mean-
likely 10 make any set Of men lightly undertake such
e-pon.iblty Tho only chance of change IA that d.
rccon. j. 20 De found IN the possibility OF the Wings
being beaten m the Lords when the Navigation Laws
are In committee and the proxies which carried the
second reading do not count This maneuVer would
avail the Opposition nothing the third reading oi the
Repeal bil-Ed Irb.l
Il is perhaps fortunate circumstance for the preser
vaf0n of order here that the Ministry IN England IN
sustaining Lord T. gin, viii not be required % do any
positive act which could serve prcteNt Tor re-
newcd excitement. They have only % let things
alone and while they do Of course there will remain
years the chance % their dlsGlOwing 10 event
ualy, which viii keep up hope and give time tor our
excessive ardOr % cool
There continues to be great deal OF threatening
here on the part OF some persons. which look upon
with a great deal Of contempt The opinion OF Upper
Canada has been declared generally in favor OF or
der admit Of any feasible attempt 10 subyert ne
Government by force, and people begin TO be SICK OF
street rows without any purpose. Should there be
anything Of this sort IL will arise out Of the hostility
felt toward the police force horse end foot which
have been raised by the Government and the city, win
the aid OF the Government money. IL has been deem
ed advisable 20 keep the hOrsemen out OF DANCER and
the foot being dressed differently from the old police
were made the objects Of attack the hrst time they
turned out and forced to tsko to their heels anc
lost = OF their number BY resignation the next morn
ing They are a miserable set who have been col
lected not by the old Chief OF the Police who Il
man of experience, and an old military officer bat by
two or three OF the lowest individuals about town. wh
happened 10 De pazans OF the Ministry, ana us'iu u
election tights One of these l. Alderman Iully, com
mon hOd man, who secamc proprietor OF considerable
r0perty during raging speculation IN building lot'
when any got land, and who u now the deicnda
ina inuumerabe actions brought By the yenders. lie
80 uUterAte that be- cannot write his own name bg
has represented Griifntown in the City Council 10
some wears He has got some kind VI magistefi 4
Office which no one understands, and IS playing al
snds OF fantastic tricks to have completely as
usted several OF the most influential supporters ri tn
Ministry and crectuflly prevented sny hearty co
operation Of toe respectable inhabitants with the au
hories should eNertions be- again necessary 10 man
| tain peace This addition 10 the police force canno
| cost les than so 90 or $4,000
| | believe there viii be Convention OF the Leegu
| before long II they can get money enough, which
prophecy, will end grand split There are doubt
! les some among them whJ have joined with
view 70 anncxaiioIist objects but there are also
| very large body who detest the .dea believe M
President and ice President would be found on differ
| cnt sides OF these movements / shall keep yol we
| advised.
| hear on good authority that Lord Egin b. hearth
| sick Of Canada. and In excessively .Jw spirits.