New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

The New Tariff soes into operstion Ia Cabada
immediately Lord Elgin has ssssnted TO the
amended Customs Act, as also to an &C, allowing
American prodoce 70 come into Canada free Of
duty vhenevsr An act (like Srianells bill shall
pass Congress None Of the Reform measures
proposed by Ministers when Parliament opened
have as yet become laws.
The Hahfar Sova-scotia Ccrrisr. announces
the arrival 10 that port Of the 49, via ,Ares econ
panles Of he Artillery ior SERVES 10 Canada sed SOvs
scotia
The Chamber Of Commerce Of Sswfo1ntisni he's
addressed strong senorsl to Enslsnd. .ssiru ths
sucrcseAnsnu Of the French and Failed sssss Fish
ernep"
In discussing The qsestoa of hov the late fios a.
Nostre,l orlsinsied Mr.. Merritt sad taa al Csns3s
ought 20 come cut snd testify Adherence and tstss
nsu Of The C, Of Earning the Plianeei badinss aai
t-str ying the Records 81 The Coosies SIR Alan Nc
Nab (uho dd than any other man g. ro0ss The
Tories 10 such pitch Of excitement 40 wvad prOdaes
trouble sna thst to. because his own measures were
h Dc carried into effect ~ Rsorners s0mPsinsi thst
1se troops we're not called oat Mr. hlneo unsp>o,or
Gsrers ssit hr vent 10 Col Ermsnnser. 1oi re 20
hcr whsu be saw the violent .nsusss II Fsrrss dis
chsrgrd Excisemsn) sxtrs GsIsfts tod him tasrs
~ss csnser, and suggested ths, tAs military shoui -
rsled ogt ~ prevent disturbance" Ermstiusrr "a
Tory, Ike most Of the ssrrf.. Peace Clerks ysdsvs
Sc though there wcu b. troaoe. AMI that cen
core Nnui1 sls az nun we're 1e ~ lot military
I'D Ga the nighi Of the riots At Toronto. Ia March
sss the Mayor Gu netL Iory) wea b. bed - bal
pat though Ne BAD heen warned and hls high bAins
Allen an Orsngsmsn.) could not tnd anybody 10 srd
- tell him Government In CsnsdA nus take
u their riends, when capable Ant not slwsys their
eaemes nr places Of hi trust M Pspsns.a hiE,st
At taking the seat OF GOvernmsntt oleeee. snd ala
Al an early prcrogsuon Tie paper snd tse Tory o.
gses would then cry out thai he ReioI niefs nd bad
but one session Va t~o yr.rs and done noihis.
Mr. WILSON, memb-r for LONDON. o. the Ihsmes
honesL consistent Tow Who bad voted ssslnst zoe
Rebellion Losses Payment bill ssld
That Her Nsissty's dignity should be insa'ed In
he person -; her s-thst the Legislative
Assembly in the peaceful prosecution Of us lsnors
should De- outraged g. grossythst the Houses Of Par
suent should b ~iliuy Get Ace 81, its rccor1s De
stroyed. rs soble AM unque libraries both Consumed
Tux sAy,os AND SxvLrgSe sHoCrs og A NOS
>or OF LOWEST ospESs-~ere eirvsms'-nee.
veil calculated to excite the ssddest apprehsr and
the moot painful iselpg, No considered Loyalty o. the
Sovereign ~ insepsrsos from respect for the ls~s
While ~ mere measure. apart from eonsututiond
ques oo be deeply regretted the passing OF the bill he
Z, si that as the test and exercise OF eoastsuon
I. right. amid thresis both whsrerrd and svo~sd. n
did receive the Roys ascent 10 wosis Rot nave been
wise In the Representative to have withheld bis ascent
from ths bill II there had been other reasons than
show that the exercise Of the functions OF the SOY
eisn were W Do Influenced by cOarcion, aud thst
everything ks tear alien sllhe 10 thu Crown and 70
everything British. (Hesr hear and eheers) AZ
pub ic calamity and pabe dssrses. hs dep'orrd the
occurrence. Their credit would suffer their night 10
exercise would DO doubted and. IN the mdst ct civ
ulzston aud the boat Of civilization spd refinement
they should De held up to the world 40 barbarian.
sveu more ruthless than barbarian. Iis deplOred the
occurrence ~ an rrsevsbe loss 10 the Province and
lasuns stain upon Its history. Those who had imne
dsvly excited the mob were rrspoosibs, and more -
ous loss had been Indicted by the proceedings OF the
ais NJ OF the 25.h than by tho pssssse u such bs
Mr. snEAWoco (Tory) hks- Mr. Psp;ps.a and his
friend Lsisrrierr. seemed inclined iewsra prorogs
ton Mr. BApaLEr, Crory) "i-h degraded ~nen ne
thought there wss nhsotsnt OF THE city 40 Loot aud
bsrbsrous pvrpeti alto such an az He ~ant'dpo
prorogstou Al such u moment Col. oues eSsu'ef INC
sell dressed mob. speaking sf the goVernmsnt he
said that when they gosjsd to irtnEy by acts
tho most arocious sud auitous nature they mubeS
,ec, them u show their Of tho nus,ee doae u
thsm" Nc H. j. BOULroS excused thu rioters on &c
count Of the deception practssd the way oi psssns
the bill Hrs had heard In bsrroom. from onc ~no
had beard IL from OF stat VI the Governor Gen
era that he came down TO assent u fhs blu In tns
w.y because he was staid to the storm Of public
Tod i'm alton Loud cries of Order