New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01


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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
MoSTzEAL, Aug. q, Is4s.
Jam redit ct Virgo, recueut saturnis regina
We are become almost more trssqail than tran
guilty itself. The very streets have empty and
TIE nuDoub oil business. ike tha: Of politics, sp-
pears to be al al end.
The only question seems 20 be, How long thiI 10
T. last. People, however, nave generally made
up their minds that tuis pstched-up truce 8 SOL
emu treaty Of peace betS cen the Deliiserelt par
ties. IL may be - but 4 own l an rather skey.
tcsi 10 such matters. Once open the aJocgstes
u violence and rspine aud how shs. the H.. tile
BE- agerted la natural course viii be 70 inundsre
the surrounding country. ia plain English, the
turbulent ceiling VI the lsst tive months nss gained
TOO great heal 70 be Immediately a. aged, sud
although there may not Tor some time be any open
MANIFESTATION, the feeling ~ latent and ready =
display ltssli on the nrst convenient opportunity
Itere 10 moch IN the state OF our society which
oilers subjects for cOnten pstion OF b. ~ means
a. agreeable description. But. & truce u moral
zing.
The leaders OF the Tory party nave set them
selves bukiy 10 work 70 slisy the excitement
Which they formerly raised among their followers,
and they have used mesmeric Influence the
more respectable portion OF their Press which "a
really quite delightful. The Gazeit>, however,
sIll gr ~ls and SHOWS MS teeth, but hardly dale
venture u bite.
An attempt nss been made By one section OF the
Conservative party o. get up an address % Lord
y ein, assuring him # he vii revisit the city be
will he Tree from Insult you are aware, believe,
that he mas never been ~ Montreal since his mem
oraDie visit 70 receive the Address OF the Leglsa
tive Assembly when be was 80 bruia y aEd WOO
entity assailed. a part of the Conservatives re-
fuse u JOIN 10 the movement for an Address The
one part fear the removal Of the Seat OF Govern
ment elsewhere the other are satisfied, or pre-
teud 10 be, that 1t will not be removed The Cab
met had discussion on the subject Saturday,
II is said when the casting vote oil Lord Elgin de-
creed that the Seat OF Government should not be
removed al all. But ali 1his 10 mere conjecture
Nothing certain his leaked out
Two Of our Ministers have gone 10 Halifax y. :.
20 meet members OF the different Ministries OF the
British MATHEMATICIAN Provinces 70 eudeavor 10
effect arrangements for JOINT application 10
your Government for 3 sys EN- Of commerce found
"a on Reciprocal Free Trade This o. US Is an all
important question: and must form OF the most
Intricate and thOrDy matters OF controversy by snd
by. u your Government continues TO maintain the
protective system as regards agricultural pro
ducts At the present moment large sales Of our
Hour and grain are being made ~ your markets,
70 pay them the % per cent duty. Thus sue
produce is worth 25 per cent less on the Canadian
than on the United States side OF the St. Law
renee and Lakes. This Is a grievance that weighs
DOWN our sgrlcuturists, ana W IL DO more 10 Gre
ate a spirit Ot discomfort than any OF the Legs
alive measures when any party can bring Tor
ward. II your Government are anxious for An
nexation, | can well understand their retaining
this Protection. IL does not seriously injure your
consumer, nor materially benefit your producer,
from the limited extent Of the supply which We
can furnish, but it deeply injuries sgrIcuturis
tn not easy, however, 70 say how long this
disparity OF prices can, under your forced system,
continue. Ny idea 10 rather that It can be Onl,
temporary, aud that the removal OF the restnc
tons on the employ ment OF shipping " III tend 10
diminish II At all events. IS my predictions ar
all Ia favor OF freedom Of commerce everywhere,
/ cannot but hope that your Government vii
amend their protective system aud | think u
may be possible Tor our Government to make D.
also maniiesty 10 their advantage 10 do so.
war of Tariffs is sincerely ~ be deprecated be-
tween our two countries. Sincerely do believe
that their mutual prosperity will be mutually ben
eiics-that the same principles which bind ~
community OF Interests individuals residing 10
the same cities and the same countries bind toge
Their different nations. Above all other nations,
| consider Canada aud the United States connect
cd by Nature Whether they should exist under
tbs same Government seems 10 me quite Sc
'uulafN question: ana one WHICH NJ present
moment II seems unnecessary d discuss
The appointments TO the vacant seats in the Ju
dietary. IL is said, will be Immediately filled up
that Mr.. Blake and Mr. Esden will b. the new
Chancery Judges, and MIR w. n. BOulton We
thought that his uncle to get the othce-Ed
Trlb.l the new Judge in the Court OF Common
Pleas The vacancy In the Solictor-G eneralship
consequent on the retirement OF Mr.. Blake, 10 i
now rumored will be filed up by Mr. J. ! Melon
alG the Member for GengRrry, his rec ection being
considered a matter OF certainty. Mr. Richards,
the Member for Leeds IL Ia said could not 70 with
certainty for rec ecton, otherwise his appointment
vas considered the most probable Thes-
however, are on dift, and | DO not vOuch exactly
for their correctness
When Mr. Hincks returns and the Ministers
find time deliberately 20 take the matter 10 hand
the Post. q lice question will be taken up. Ins
Provincial Government will have now the CON
plete power 20 make arrangements, and doubi
not thoroughly hbers aud cheap postage system
will be established At ~ eseut, all "a anarchy.
AT the same time the Customs DEPARTMENT.
will be rearsnged and the system modified.
The papers and letters by the CaHsdA have this
moment come 10 hand. / nave not vet gathered
Wheeler any news has been received respecting
Mr. Hinckss mission. The last sivices mentioned
sales OF Canadian Debentures as going on at par
and the LARGEST amount disposed OF In one sale was
10000. There were, believe, strong hopes OF
he negotiation of loan tor half million -terins
but some further information as 10 other Deoen-
lures that might be issued Tor such Purposes as
railroads &c was required. week or two WI
probably settle the question as 70 the complete
success Of Mr.. Hinckss mission. SO says report
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