New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26

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Tpt4Uise,ca was rscsised here On sunday from
saat STE Marie ,aat Toe n+.4as were marching upon
the miners belonging - tie 0iebec ming A''oeisoo
4 hundrs1 sns fifty Of the RIFE Brigade with twenty
baaesse wsgous have been dispatched - dsy, 10 ae
acme Of the anticipated outrage but II Ia doubtful II
,, ,i ~ IN tine T. ssve tas whites from the thfeH
e.ed fury Of the red men. appears ihs! the milan
,ie N the mining lauds has not been eItoG or
:, any rate shey are under the inpreison that th-y
have olslms which have 20 o@e2 sinsaea Ius'e
admitted uy Gov-rlnl~u wnO some time a. D.
Appointed NJ Auoer.on ss@ut tof settling ia@T'
Whit ufo.fess had ON made IN the r's 'ti''i %.
have ~ l.srped 51t il Appeals the paleice NJ n"
froio,s bas be- % .4tausted Jhsy v0bid reach the
ir. several d.ys before ,he troops dispatched T. sue
cor q, protec, the miners vii arrive.
Ther. - therefore reason 20 ieaT that 10 sw days
may hear Of some terrible collision or slaughter In
which inuocen. victims may be sscrhced The indians
are aid to be led on By Mr. Macdonald - sn4flf ot
The f.re District who Lieutenant Coore' under
his friend sir Allen HcNs5 opposite Navy 'iand and
some other gentleman possessng great personal cour
aga and having greet Influence over tho IHdiArs -
Tocre ia also rum1r that they would be joined by
,or,c American Indians II this be correct The small
f-c,hsi hos been sent wi! be wholly insUifci~ut but
70 Is rcpo. I'D tDs; additional TROOPS arc T. be brought
~ from Kingston.
have tcss o t. tellege that IL was decided on + n
tv "a, L. suuyiut " RYrlton Jltge Of The Court OF
Comm N Pless The appcicimeI' vii 10 very un2op
ufs- IN viii greatly damage the Administration win
their friends This appointment VII create vacancy
IN The representation oi Norfolk IT. h'ipp' iest
don't q This city md the rncst talented man IN Ncs
-, faasd. VIII be returned for that consti'ueucy u
be can be prov allied upon to como forward De DOC
Tor h.. been of public lite for several years ana
tho interior moi ~r0 have usufPtH Tue p'So "e''u
ought = hold la the councils Of hls country AlrA'o Z"
his talent and cnvious Of the popularity when ne
would be 70 gain, would secrsly opp'se u,
rat,,rp The nomination for the Third Rdlng Oh
York Is 10 take place to.mOTfOw OF next day MT
Perry whose return has hecn secretly oppGted by The
Goy"fumcnt viii probably be- elected without oppo'
tor and certainly II there be opposition. The Minis
try have tsrnpered With the rights OF the electors ~
vyitthodg the wilt of election for several weeks 10
tho hoyr that some capable Oi being control
I'd ~ Iulu stcris, Influence would, by mHging use Of
the time t.us given be- able 10 prejudice the electors In
favour snd secure bis return IN opposition 10 MI
Perry II u. Kolph and M Perry get seats IN the
legislature they Will Diuse \ spirit Of indepen
Gcnca uto that now extremely ohs' quioGs body In
there two gentlemen, and especially the former
ths hopes Oi the county now centre. very large
81 "a of the Reform party who placed the
prrs-ut Ministry in power, have utmost ceaf-
"a D. hope ihat Il will carry out the great
reforms demanded by the mass OF the people and
they begin b. look 70 recOnstructng OF the R-iJm
parry un the basis Of exclu1eg from power the Tory
n N,iormers, supplying their places with holder
men of decisive VIEWS and aims Oh this recon
ruuct party bf. 10 ph Il lOoA"u upon AZ INC stvif
leader Ii these two gentlemen be elected Tor The two
coustuencirs vacant tho result can be viewed 10
no otrer pht tl-n ministerial defeat sut ne q
ccrsurs the iimd time serving policy aud ha sn1
half Ineasu of the Cabinet
The British American League, before breaking up,
pssred a resolution contemnst0ry OF the Anexa'ion
movement The question OF sn Elective aud LeRi Ella
tive Council was ga,yed 1ut by 60 slight IDtl 1rity
That 7; unsnimOuIy sgreed u appeal 10 their con
s.suents on the Qu son. The question will Therefore
uns ny again for discussion and there 10 no doubt
thst the elective pu0cpe will be triumphant in this
Tory Assembly. resolution was also passed stating
that Lord Eigns presence here VISA Uud"i mining The
loyalty Of Her Majesty subjects This smells strong
ly - rampant IorJism
Lord Eain is yet at The Falls bu, hs return lie look
I'd for IN day or two
The wealth. Is now delightful Yesterday was -
most az warm ss luly. The Fa Wheat looks well.
The Parliament Buildings ore undergoing repair
Some Of the departments have been opened Tor pubic
business, There was large arrival of officials by the
last ste mer from below aud the removal OF the seat
Of G.g. -7ment 10 nov about completed.
Mr. Price, CommisslODer Of Crown Lsnd'i h-a re-
piled TO the address his constituents requesting him
not 10 re.ign his seat or his Office. he Gays he Will
serve the time for which he elected, but that he
reserves 10 himself the right To resign whenever he
thinks proper DO not believe that he vii! res'gp