New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

Correspondence Of The Tribune
MoNTREAL. July p, ls49.
The last letter communicated the fact thst the
League mad Assemb ed AID chosen their Delegates
for ths Convention - meet at Kaeston the ash
lost bat was .ot then folly informed IS 70 de-
tails Of the occurrences Of the eveaing these
have since Obtained from party who was pres
ent-
should frs, mention tbs, for some time there
nss been considerable difference Of opinion a-id
the Tory ranks, IN the subject Of Annexa,.la.
The qaestiou am thelelders has been y ether
il. should humor Inc re lying cry. |, has genersl
~. however. been considered lnexped.eE. 10 aid
i, The men who are at tie hesd Of the party
are fearful OF swakiog spirit that they cannot
aIay aud they have determined 10 NIP Ia the
bud the nssceut hopes oi their followers. who
nave been relyirr on their assistance in Car b.
ing a Uuion wi.n your Re public. Tie leaders
n ,rs over see that u would LIT su.tth purpose
% throw OFT - mask Oi 10y az! m TIE hrst ,lace
they might suffer IN theIr r-lstions with tnciI
English cOmmercisl friends, ard 10 toe second Il
would shut the or OF office 20 them hereafter.
The Tories sre party who 10 not easily lose
hope Like Pandora, they LET loose all kinds Of
evils on the COM nifty. but they retain nope for
themselves. They really beI-ye that there vii
be a change -: Ministry 10 Englsnd-a matter,
perhaps no. ,ogether r. IOvei irOa probability
and that that change vi. be 10 e Tory admins
trGton. Lord Stanley they set down as Colonial
secretary. Lord Z Kin % be recalled a new
Governor appointed, whom they mold 70 their
purposes persuade him 10 dissolve -iiam-nt
aud they y 0uld then have chluce obtaining
majority. They would then hope % certain eE-
tent on what ey consider the Manageable charac-
ter OF the Upper Canadian electors and they give
a, proof OF ths hcA.euess the variable results OF
elections fOr the last twenty years during which
time, il has occurred that the success Of either
party has been alternate. In Lower Cauads,
they trust b insert the wedge u disc through
the Papinesu party. who would cert ny-such is
their hatred OF the present Nnistry-wilingly
{. alesce Wit the Tories.
Ia all the projects If the Torres, | believe they
viii find themselves oiled ard It can only b.
through gross mismanasement that our Govern
ment can AL from the secure position which they
now occupy
Briefas has been the existence oithe League u
is already split INTO factions VIII range themse YES
under the banners OF Canadian Independence
aud Annexation. n the election Of Delegates 10
the Convei ton each used his .iluence . secure
the pre- porderaHce OF his own party. The whole
scope II the Leaeue--iiit have oae n IL obedience
q the minority 20 the c.cis OF the majority Of
that body all action o individual opinion being
by Implication set aside 10y the Constitution,
which IL, as 70 principle, mere blank, but
shich incglcstes obedience by the minority to the
majority. There Is no doubt tlst had there not
oeen sOse management hehni the curtain. two
AZ least # tn Delegates from here Tor the Con-
ventiOn, would have been A1nexstiOuists but
that was frustrated by q Cub called Bntous
Club consisting OF boys anf the rabble OF the
party who even promised % throw their influence
intl Col. Gue5 hands. hey 90 t'tir caucus meet
ug iixei GA MIN as ther candidate and Ia the
League meeting succeeded The Annexation
party sre much annoy ed at the result. They h0G
also exertei themselves 10 belaii Of their own
Candidates Messrs Routh, OF the firm OF lie Me
| surfer. Routh & Co. and Charles Bcckus. of Up
| PEI Canads, iorw srding merchsut.
The great meeting YVES but a little aifsir-nOt
over two hundred aud fifty present, including the
| boys OF the Butons Club-oLly few OF the Mag
| nates not, | understand, hundred persons
| qualified as voters for Montreal Universal sui
rage IL, however the order OF me day among the
Leaguers. How they would like 1t made the
| rule IN electoral contests, remains - be seen.
The electio OF Col. Gugy, and indeed the
choice altogether, has given a qiUetHs to the
League. 1t has shown beyond all doubt, hat
YOU are well aware | have always described
| IL 70 be. mere engine - control the cleo
| lions and 10 bring back the Tories TO political
power Two of the elected Delegates, Messrs
Montgomerie and Mack are under bal to take
their trial at the ext Criminal Term, tor arson
| Col Gugv and Mr. MolEstt are both known as ex-
IRENE partisans of the EXTREMIST Tory party.
IL would be absurd 10 imagine that any but the one
| party viii IN s0y way cOuntensnce body with
| such leaders, and composed OF such materials IL
hardly signifies What measures the convention ~ IA y
| propose they cannot, they would not be backed
| by the country. The more respectable T11es
keep alooi, and nit that the affair is a complete
| allure.
| The town has been very quiet the Roman
| Catholics, OF course feel greatly exasperated at
the conduct OF the Orange party bat they are
apprehensive of taking any measures 10 avenge
| Individually their wrongs, as they are aware the
| Government must put down disturbance whOsOevey
may originate il. The IRISH Catholics do not feel
| lutte satisfied that they nave received either sui
hcient countenance or protection from the present
| Government, and they feel this the more IS they
| rave been conspicuous In their devotion = the
| ibersl cause, aud zealous whenever called on u
| defend the principles OF law and order. IL would
not do tor the government TO dis9lease such valu-
| able supporters.
| The town has been very sckly for the last tea
| DAYS deaths, east twenty daily from disrrhes
| assuming the form OF Asiatic Cholera. ! think
| our Montreeers evlnce more good sense than IN
| most other places. They DO not appear 70 feel
| unnecessary alarm, continue their avocauons as
| usual, and commit themselves 10 Prominence
There Is no reason to consider that there are any
| means Of avoiding the malady hey ond Inc taking
Il
pear TO suffer alike the disease submits Itself 81
rst by slight disrrhea, which, II not early stop
ped becomes choleric. A. that stage the remedies
are seldom successful link II says little Tor the
| state OF medical science, that something more Ike
specific than the remedies ordinarily put II
practice, should not ere this haze been announced
| Dostors theorize too much and IN drawing their
| conclusions are too hasty.
| Madame Laborde, the celebrated singer and
pianist. with her husband aud Taifans l. has be en-
| giving concerts here. They have been numerously
attended and gave the highest delight tothe audi
enee. On Wednesday was the last Toe room
vas crowded Madame Laborde was said T. be
suffering from the prevailing mslady bat the audi
| ence, not aware OF the fact, enraPtured a. tne
sweet sounds OF her voice and al her unrlyaled
| execution. encored most numerically, until the
poor lady showed evident symptoms OF exhaus-
ton. Tue next day she is said 70 have been
better bat TO have very imprudent IN the choice
Of her food and eserdsy her lie was almost
despaired Of | have lot yet heard TINS morning
what hopes OF her recovery are entertained
We have had intensely bot weather again.
violent storm Of thunder and ram last night, bat
the atmosphere is not cooled. The thermometer
above 90o In the shade.
Toe aspect ofthe wheat throughout Upper Cana
ia 10 most splendid. A crop and hsh 10 cal
culated on. am. &C, Y. 7. u
lOi A. NJ, the doctors have pronourced Madame
LsbOrde out Of danger
A Nsw Bosros NorIoS-A R,ot Qaeled b.