The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09

CANADIAN ADMINISTRATION or REvoLvr,es.
We give another part OF tO-day's paper, some
interesting extracts from Canaoiaa journals, chow
ing the state OF feeling in those provinces, towards
the measure recently passed by the provincial par
lame nt compromising sufferers by the rebelouo Of
1887. This measure, as we have before, Informed
our re-ders,is an anti British one, and therefore
has been violently opposed by the loyalist party.
VINO. strange to say, threatened revolution, Be-
cessiOn, and many other dreadful things, before
and since it became a law, with the view Of pro-
venting It's receiving the Governors sanction.
Now this may be all very we'll as tar II goes,
but, In our opinion, if this measure does not re-
celve the royal sanction, it will create revolution
In esrnest-nOt one 81 words but of deeds Tor It
cannot he supposed that 1t would be brought for.
WARD bv the Ministry unless they were certain OF
carrying 1t; and the large majority by which It was
passed shows that they were correct In their an.
tlcIpatiOpe, and that II would be popular with the
majority OF the people.
Affairs In Canada are becoming very interesting
and we shall closely watch the progress Of eveuts
there, with the confidence, that before many years
or perhaps months, or perhaps weeks, we shall
receive accounts from there that will be start
ling, but such az, IN the nature OF things, must
sooner or later mark the hstory of huse provinces
Odd enough, the IQ,alists are the revo|utlonsti
this time, 80 that bothparies seem to be preparing
tor plunge. Go ahead b0ys-lt Is only one deeI
dive, and all is over.
EXTRA SESSION OF CoNRaKss.-Ssme Of our CO
temporaries are discussing the probability of Gen
Tay c0nvening an extra session of Congress
and few OF them even 60 far to state that a,
extra session is necessary. Now, In our opinion
there is not the slightest necessity tor any sucI
movement. Every measure OF vital importance t.
the country was passed upon at the last session
except II be the gu. stion OF establishing govern
ment over the newly acquired territories of New
Mexico and California. That was not passed.
But Is there any probability or likelihood shar
would meet with better success In an extra
sion None at all. In fact, 1t would be mucl
better to allow the excitement which the discussion
OF that subject occasloned In the last Congress t,
subsias-the angry conflict Of opinion and interes
between the North and the South to cool, befor
1t be again touched.
Apart from this, we do not know Of any mea
sure which would, in the least, justify en- extr,
session and we hope, as we believe, that the nev
President will let matters remain as they are. Ex
ira sessions are dangerous matters to trife with.
LATE PROM Rio JANEmo.-The bark RAINBOW
Captain Gator, arrived at Baltimore on Tuesday
She lett Rio JaneirO the 25th January, an,
brings advices TO that date, which are nlneteel
days later than previously received. Nothing il
the shape OF news is contained in our files.
Military MOVEMENT -Brigadier Gen. Wool
accompanied by his ald-de.camp, Lieut.. E. Mo
Lean, arrived in the city yesterday, and occupies
apartments at the Astor House.
LATER FROM BERMUDA.-Ry the arrival of thu
brig Falcon, Capt. PITTS, from Bermuda, we are il
possession Of fil's OF the Royal Gazette to the 2Od
ult. The following paragraphs from the R,ycl Gu
sette OF the goth, are ell we find worth giving
The royal mail steamer Midway, from South
amMon In II days, arrived at ireland Island at
late hour last evening. In consequence OF III
blowing u strong gale at the time the Midway pass
ed St Georges, she did BOT lsAdiher malls there
Is customary, but carried them to Ireland Island
We presume the same cause, coupled with the
darkness Cf The night, prevented their being for
waroed to Hamilton. aud we compelled to GO
10 press without being able even to Acknowledge
the receipt OF our papers and letters by that vessel
We understand that the ship Neptune wouIs
leave England tor Bermuda shortly, with abou
300 convIcts, under the medical superiutence nct
OF Surgeon } McDeas, K. N. The Neptune pro
ceeds hence to the Cape OF Good Hope and vii
convey to that colony from The convict establish
ment here about 300 convicts, whose good cOuducf
have gained tor them the APPRECIATION OF his Excel
leDey The Governor, on tickets OF leave. which
Will give them the advantage OF free immigrants
We also understand that Mitchell, who slace his
arrival here from Ireland, has suffered muck from
asthma Will likewise go to the Cape as tree In II
The mails made up at these Islands, as we'll all
tho sc received here from the West ladies'. intend
ed + be dispatched by the r. M. steamer Fsrt
to New York, were sent by the propeller Ospray 60
Halifax, 10 be forwarded thence by one Of tho
Curard steamers due there Tomorrow.
LATER FROM BUENos AYRKs.-By the arrival o
the Brtmen chip Hudson, Captain Hohorst, from
BueDos Ayres, we have advices from that port to
the Sd January. There was report in Buenos
Ayres, when Captain Hohorst lett, that the Bra
zihan and French squadrons were about to block.
ade that port. There were three Brazilian men-oE
war in the river At the time he left. The United
States sleep Of war Saratoga was also there, she
arrived on the 10Th of December. The English
Minister had not been received In his ofIicia
capacity.
Vessels communicating with Montevideo, bound
to Buenos Ayres. will not be allowed to enter
A light ship, brig rugged. has been stationed OF
the port OF Buenes Ayres; she lies niue miles
north east by east from Point lndlo, and her light
can be seen at distance of ten miles. Vessels
can obtain Burnos Ayfes pilots from her.
Mr.. Euw ard Hoyt, OF Brooklyn, mate of the bark
Maid OF Orleans, WA drowned when sic was 90
Ing into The lver: he was standing on the anchor.
when the stopper gave way. Efforts were made
to save him, but without avail: his body Was reco-
vered two days afterwards The second officer of
the bark Rio Grande had been dangerously stabbed
by one OF the crew.
Msssrs. Rockwell and Co 3 New York Circus,
after performing ,or three months before crowded
houses, had sailed on the 2Sth December for RE
Grande, BruzlIs. They had made an addition to
their stock OF of the most beautiful horses of
that country.
Freights to the United States were one cent per 4
pound tor hides; hides were scarce they were
worth a cents on board.