New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Hot -ChoIera-Riot.-Judse and
Ju.tiee-Annexrfion, &c.
lTrespono~nlf q ="
NoxrzrAI. saturday. July =

An m. xesk We have mad excessively hot
x.,,hs- the thermometer ranging, during the
la.t three a,su high sss-- IN the shade, eves
in situations exposed u Currents oil an me a.
uosphers. 20. has bad peculiarly 'hicS' naZy aP-
pea-arce. and ul yesterday what oreeIe We nave
had hss merely stirred ihs ar without cooling H.
Yesterday the wind was strong and COO, with
violent som. At nisht which has brought about
complete change.
The presence Of TIE fearful Cholers hss probs-
Bis made the westher nore subject O. remark
tsan ususl. for ! 30 rot ttink Il has been hotter
than the usual average OF our hottest Sumner
s.y.. We, ever BODY declares he never knew
ANYTHING equal % II, TIE panic as been increased
/ - uv the sudden dean Of the Hon. Cavalier
! one Of ~ class j hon every body knoEs' AMI
whose death consequently strikes and inpresses
/ the entire community. Mr.. CGviiler was one OF
/ the Oldest. and with many fluctuations 81 fortune
/ pretty constantly among me more considerable OF
| oar merchants He had also served ior mauy
,.srs 10 Parliament and vss Speaker during the
| s-st Parliament Of the Uniied Provinces. he had
| been somewhat indispOsed Tor 4 couple Of days
/ be lore bis death and being man who had passed
A lols life with little Sickness. probably supposed
I he mlglt act - ne pleased WIKI lmp4uity az aty
rate he ate the most Objectionable articles. s.ch
ssrsdisnes Ar and At asst was carried of yery
/ quickly. The mortality here. however as shown
i pS tue burla res lsters has Mt reached The usua
/ average. and believe there save not been mlre
deaths from ChO.er than sFe usual every year At
I tie ueroi o. the hottest weather Those ailne
I AID wi,h them few hearty persons. are always
ca, of and the type Of the disease may be TyPhUs
1 Cholera or Wratever eIseis prevalent.
Alu VIII nave seen before thls aches yol nat
We mad several riots on the 2th July. These
were nothing more thar happen every ear on that
| Anniversary, when OraDg,men vii insist upon Of
ending their ghbors, and their neigh 0rs with
equal ioly Insist on taking offense Tne preceding
/ nisht, however A. Quebec there was disturbance
| " more seuous character. arising oct Of the hos
| rifv o. the people T. the eslab ishment 81 Cho-
Hospital IN dense part Of the city. OF course
the rioters old as they pleased, as they would
nave done on any otne- occasion, sRd they have
thus shown that what have told YOU before is
true. that though the Government people write
20 England 70 say they are prepared 70 keep the
peace IN case Of political disturbance, they would
De utterly poweriess SHOULD It occur.
Tue Truth 10, however, that there Is 10 subord
nation 10 authority, or public spuit enough T. Ia
d1ce men 10 act i1r the good OF the community 10
| any station Of cur society. To ilustfa-e this !
81 all tell YOU the position OF our Court O' Queens
| Bench FOR this Distinct Of Montreal which IS iust
| now attracting some attention here. Almost I'm
medatey after the arvent OF tnepresent Ministry,
a suyeraunuated Judge OF this District resigned
| Judge - supply the vacancy. But the solicitor
| General was an old citizen Of Quebec, AID the
| story goes ira, he tod his colleagues that they
| must not only make him Judge. bot must con
| tuve that his place should be on the Olebec
| Bench Accordingly an arrangement was made
| b, which Mr Justice BedaE1 Was = come 20 Mon
treal TO hl the vacancy here. and lie ~ room
! for NJ Solicitor General az the ancient city
bat without some unusIal stepit rs evident q at
tbs would maze Mr.. Justice Bldsri, who was
second Piisnt Judge al Quebec. only third PnsaS
Judge At Montrea The distinction Is merely
honorary: but as Mr. B,dard was good liberia
OF French Canadian origiu, it was not thought sd-
vssbie u ALLOW him t. suirr even tfis nominal
| degradation. - the Ministry. WELDING her Ma
| iesty prerO-atyC, put an extraordinary clause
toto Ar. Bedard new co Bmisson auth eng him
q take rank after the Chief Justice aud VI course
| putting the first ard second Pnisrs Judges back.
| each one step. Til kicked az tbs then az four
| Of them delivered Judgment IN which Bedafa
| .ook part though he dissentsd from the majority.
and by which u was declared that he had no rieht
| {, the raa. .frfred upon Is the Ministry. Toe
same dsy bis friends 10 the Mnistry gave MIN leave
~ stseuce from his duties, till the thing should be
decided ~ the Pnvy G. luog. u Rhich. suppose.
| Il must have been referred by mutual consent
aud from that tine % TINS the people OF the Pro
| vince have been paying Gin 1000 per annum for
walking about the streets. Not only have the pub
| lie one Judge less than they pay ior but they
| have no l lurt ~ al n inc tlf OF inc To
] vince for the Chief Justices being SICK, and NJ.
| Bedsrd absent. there are but two gentlemen on
| the bench ard Of course there can be no majority
| - decide doubtful causes-our causes being very
rarely submitte 70 Jury. Il Is nOw saId that The
| Ply Council have given an opinion against the
| assumption that the prerogative extends - the
| elevation u one person by mere favor al the cost
Of Degrading others from the rank they have carr
n bv service. AZ any rate, here are 25o.o peo-
| pie deprived Of their Supreme Court ct Istice.
about A stupid point OF etiquette. only tit for
| Spanish Ambassador 30 yesrs ago.
| The question OF Annexation has been fairly
taken ~ here and the entire Press Of Canada isi
| have favored the movement with the exception OF
| the English organ OF the Administration and the
| NcIanges Religjeir. the organ OF tie Catholic
clergy. The PiI0t affected great horror 81 the
| idea, called your Aag rsg &c bu. hi. French
| colleague. the atrsr.s has DECLARED plainly THAI
though he il or sw and order be has ali ways bsen
| for Annexation. and = so still
| mentioned o. you the quarrel between the Pa.
pineau party and the Priests. SiIoe that Arr
has found that discretion il the better part Of
wIsd N, and after promising letter from " A De-
iunci dated Parss'ory' declined 10 publish H.
~ the advice Of friends
| Its worihy Of notice, With regard 20 what have
| told you of the feeling 10 the cities that while
| Lord Eisin stays az Monklsnds, and the Crown
Land Commissioner Price pruderty excused him
self from accepting a. invitation 20 political ban
| 4uc- Al iOfouIo, the Acssfs. MOuaU and hooll'
son. two stanch Conservatives have been drawn
| through the streets Of Toronto by the popuiace,
and fsted by their political friends
| TRADs OF ToFoSro WITH HALiFAx.-The Mon
S.al PILOT Of the 18th states result Of the compile
ton Of the q, Lawrence Canal that the schooner Pa.
cifc has sailed from Toronto 10 Halifax with cargo Of
aour wheat peas, barley and malt. the freight bring
IS cents per barrel Two years since Il would have
| been - cents with two trsnshipments
* hundred barrels Of mackerel recently left Hall.
fax for ppr Canada. and hear that vessel has
sailed from Sackers Hsrbor tor Cafornis. via tbe =