New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
Canadian Affairs OinE- IN Parliament Amer
the Riot.

The House of Assembly met on Thursday the
day after the not In the west nal Of the booseceuf'
Hark.t some time was consumed In procuring chairs,
benches and tables tor the accommodation Of tne mem
hers Al the Ministers were present except Mo'srs
at0nisins and Drummond.
MIR Baldwin moved the sppointmen, Of Select Com
nttee report the state and order OF business be-
fore the House.
Sir Allan McNab expressed surprise Al the silence OF
Mr. Baldwin concerning the event OF the preceding
night which he sscrbed entirely t. the air OF conceal
m-nt thrown by the Government around the roysi sf
sent 20 ihe rebellion osses bin II the intention - give
that sssent 81 been announced 10 the usua WAy ne
believed thai nothing unusual would have happened
lie also censared the Government for not making Que
military preparations for which there was ample time,
and by winch the public property might nave Deem
saved
uneN pected All precautions had now been taken -
prevent another.
Mr Hineks said he had anticipated some little riot,
Ing thoUgh not OF any serious kind and bad spoken 70
col Ermatnger about calling out The military bot that
officer thou. tt there would be nothing which the Pc
lice could not essny manage
The scussion soon brapched OF into partisan de
bate GA the nature OF the riot one side denOuncing II
without Qualfcat0o while the other, not pretending
70 Justify H. set strove to paise the ofense by en-
lsfsing the evaporation q which the people hsl
been sub ircted The proceedings are not a. reported
in the paper OF the 27tn, snd Do no, knox ~ what
| scton thsy terminated.
| The Ga,snc OF the 9Th has the following
Lord Fsin s-ns for 10 me course e. he blight and
he Executive Coul Gil held sus a. Which cers 10 the
Government OF - usm-d ssbin Teu. made 40 sfhtsvii IN
| plcaiiug M-ssrs Howard. Moutsom-r-' hset k'da -
80 F-lret IN The burning q the Parliament House "a
thous uo ose q hen believe Was nrsr ~ aud hey
we're arrested a he forenoon OF yesterday on chAge -
a..cr Al sfdsvii ~Ase.so msde oy one william Ooneil
Dawson ate Of Bvtos r. Ag-iu HT Perry a. scuve
ard By one Greer Waller ssArs' Mr. Jame'fafe'
! a. = nrg -sd-T
Athoos The afdsvi,s arr OF lh- vsgus character
so merely -lAe words legged 10 have been spokeu
r, M he seas1i q q ms 5nesa seeus@d
their being examined BE would furnish men
with co.ies u ih- lfdsvD against benz AID n-t h-
wa make compiei7 comriliH - thst ney mlki'
ooisin iabogs ooyTus sd give bai iodsy Nj kfnsao-
ger sss-d h-in-r h. Wa a-ung uoi- insrAe.ohs
fcm ih- Attorney General or h-ia- ~ WA seag a. 80
arp-nc-ni lie replied ih.I b. ~ss sctns as
- independent magistrate snd mat ne eomnIIa ~oaa
Ia.i-sd q 1hsl, so~ever NJ Ermsuussr ..sirg I .
SAD from tne beginning me directions Of Mr. Lsfon
,sin-, The Auosrey Gen-rs made o1i me oonmiuA Tor
| father -Xsmlusacn'
one Of .h- gentlemen was rear ne Psllsneai House 10
h. refused 10 L. % grant ball hecsus- he sac h-
co-.d red Tie Ahdavi's saacenI 10 warrant shsir commit
| "a. sac h- No1id ns1- Il out accordingly
M-s.r, Howard. Msck. hOulsoUeri- tnd Ferres were
accordingly conveyed Ia eAbs 10 JAIL a. = O'Clock yesse
asy -scon-d by sIong body troops 70 prevent r-s
cse OF ~heh .1m- fears -uier.in-d. This excite
ANT never seen 10 Canals e-fore Teey
1 ch--ree HEN vita tremendous enIhlsiAsn
Ata meeting held just before the attack On The
Parliament House the following resolution was adopted
| vito others ,
Res lrsL TIA. Coamiis- BE- sppoirisd 10 trta ped
uop a. h-r most grNc Ne -sy recall ne Esr o. -
gin aDa mnedAs-y qliei ne mnss Of ne people ~ cs
oving ne sad reDe noe reward b Ens DAY ssncuon c
| by him n Her hsi-ssy zane
| Tue Gd-.tf thus describes tne STATE OF tne eiiS
| through the night Of th- 2sth
| Tn- greatest excitement prevailed n to-1 iaroughoa
- whole q yest-5dsy. Enos OF i've or SIX Individual
.rs,sie A. every rofn-r q II r1nofed
49, ib- Gv-r,or GecerA was b me OOvrrnm-ni house
soa crowd daring he greater FA u NJ Day VS. eo'-e.
81 10 ne nsighb0fboOt; ire yard before ne hocse
| SLED with uoOFs here ~o GORDON ulIAsIie ecI's'
No.re D.m~-si esch cod 81 ne O.sefnhen noo'e y
prevent 10 crowd ron ssserlsn.s 9s'ore y ....,
| Atsb,qi 2 NJ . moo visued Nj hiHef- house WeAa
log aud destroying everything which ooaa oe
pa on h. fr-rlre n /, sad bad beau removed dlrrs
The .v TIE house mach damaged NJ HOMES .
al snother h.c.- b-sw go. shared th- same fate
At shOul 2 ?. NJ the ~h3le .o~u ~n snro~n no 500
ssrpson by Ire rnxus u he ire bes and me rsiie D
IRE -oxines DIV ~ through streets Th-r- vs erl
LsfOei.nes bad been oe IRE % Ne moo sne
s-uersl ru.h towsrd ~ Aniore saDaro took see OE
r-o-e-cing gk-re tOQnd The sso-s and olop1s-f 81
iscaed Mr. Lsfonsines 10 aAn-s The 700 sis nptcl
70 ere ice house res anes prevented b. he