New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27
Rebellion Losses TO be Paid-The League
Another Mode OF Aiding Annexation
ChoIera-Wiu Lord EIsin Visit Upper
Canada f-An Election Rumor.

Our correspondent X. Y. z. writes to US from
Montreal, under date Of Friday last to the effect
that politicians there have ceased from agitating
and that the people are exceedingly quiet and
pcaceable. that the support Lord Elgin is getting
from England and its Government, and the pros
pect there is that the Wings will keep power
leave the incendiary party scarce hope gilmore
favorable times He does the gentlemen of the
Press the Justice 10 admit that they have done thei
best to keep up and prolong excitement say.
there are more newspapers than can get support
that the P.lot is the only English paper IN Montreal
not opposed to the Government OF Lord EigiD and
that the Rebellion Losses Act will undoubtedly be
put into INN ediate force but he does not mention
how the proofs OF loss are to be tsken-all the
claims as Yet resting on mere assertion OF dam
age sustained without investigation by disinte-
rested and capable judges or arbiuators.
The League agitation progresses the agitators
agreeing at least to oppose the authorities. One
of their watchwo rds is protection to Canadian
manufactures to National Industry against United
states competition, we suppose on line OF inland
frontier of 5000 miles Y. Y. z. believes that on
the working of Colonial Free Trade depends the
continuance OF British connection, and he gives the
following hint to those on this side the lines who
want the Canadas, to be sure to oppose procity
because it would remove real grievance:
"Isuppose fhere is bHa liiie hope Of your passing
Reciprocity BIZ 10 admit productions u you mani u
amer u.s. such poaid greatly obsrRa your de-
si1Rs ba Uyog had rather be lcoA as e passing Of
Reciprocity BA roald Prereat our troubling y0u 9Th az
offer Of junction"
y. y. Z. is evidently no enemy to annexation
hint to harass the commerce of the coonist'
and refuse to allow it free ingress here, ii we
want to ripen the pear will no doubt receive
consideration from those who desire no tenants tc
have holdings between us and the American pos
sessions of Nicholas |. He gives brief nara
ton of the circumstances connected with the
grape shot conversation, about which the tele
graph has made some Misrepresentation here
Had Mr.. Ferrie given the public the whole of the
facts elected in his conversation with Mr.. Score
tsry Leslie, or none, his conduct would have beer
ess reprehensibls. Our correspondent thas con
cludes
"The weather has been intensely hot for the Jas
three OF four days. Thermometer above 900 in IN,
shade There have been two three cases OF sickness
which have terminated fatally with all the appearance,
OF Asistic Cholera. There net the slightest
believe that the disease has been introduced into the
city II is supposed to be sporadic The cases wer,
all persons Of very Incorporate habits
mot very much travelling just now for your people
10 visit
Nothing believed 10 be decided yet to the fu
ture VI Government rumor Is current that th,
Governors Is about TO visit Upper Csnsds anc
that he viii probably remain there most OF the sum
mer Not unlikely, l should say. dissolution OF the
House, again talked Of but il enAnstes from the oihe
side who know nothing Of what Ministers intend
and in fact the object Of circulating the report IL Il
<s;rsei their followers 10 join the League"