New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17


echoes sc another thing from " The drstus
scoN Of Oh Vrsiany We leave early ia the
morning, sai shall probably reach New-Oaesrs
on Sunday. Hr.
AnueXatlon-The Leasae-The Oransemen-
MOnat's Nu.ter-hxpected Arrests-u OF
Weather-The CholerR-Death Of speaker
Cuvillier-Wilson's Death BY Cholera
Twelfth Of July Riots Outrage nj Quebec.
NoNTREAL. Friday. July 3
Tte cry o. annexation appears 7as5cr O. sub,.le
than otherwise. Ire Tory papers, with yer, few
exceptions rePaiiste it aitoeether AID speak
With some indignation sss.nst those Vho advocate
y. 4 che leaders ase strenuous sgsiast sunexa-
ton, 50 la as open d,cRratioas =, BE-. sm'as
the opponents Of the Government there ira GER
tairiy many who openly express their opinion IN
favor OF sep arston ttom Great B,itAin.
There IS considerable activity In making prapa
ra'lons fer the meeting OF the Delegates OF the
League, Vhioh, it Il said IS to be at Kingston 90
the 18th inst. Nishtiy. recent meetings ara held
The whole affair, however Is a farce. Probably
700 70 40 persons assemble at these caucuses
The Orapgemsn viii be the most powerful par
ties in the League and they eau force their views
On the others, they are u1i,ed BY a common prin.
ciple which is wanting 70 others Il Is OF course
.nal.lest 50 long IS Ora gsmen are in the ascend.
cnt no Roman Catholic or Liberal can JOIN the
LEAGUE.
believe the display at Toroato on the sr-isa O.
Nr oii4tt, was intended - deter the Governor
General from visiting pQer Canada. Tie nan
~ eci q the opDs'fi1u rs olri9asfy I'D fsgns, iR
wiki the coun.-y, ana ns constrained behavior al
Nonklanfs encourages th ~.
Cor the late disturbaDces The Minister, hare ref-
t1,ny MT crNcel any dcsircf 0 urgc he m1,r fer-
'rar0 sqfH near fte irisnniQi tour. Theirs VIII be-
considerable eSc.tcmen, when the results occur.
0u' It will be prompt pat down should Il lead %
violence. TIE Government has mad5 ample PIE.
parali0rs. aud th IL oppOuefi - az pretty well
aware ct Il. They eadcagor 70 alarm tie Minis.
JeTs, but are lu much anxiety Themselves. OF
course have uo means ot knowing the prec sc
character fine dispositions fsken by Gov, rument
but imagine tie evidence Il strong against some
individuals. and most that the burning o.
the Parliament House was not the result Of sud-
den outburst OF popular feeling. but at deliberate
design. Perhaps not iu all It's details, but n the
enscmtis the not wss. have not the least 'ubt,
premeditsted The greatest difficulty will DO 60
bring II completely home 10 the l. adcrs
" have had the most intense heat since my
last ever experienced, ard several cases, which.
II not Of Asatic Cholera, resemble Il much, have
| sppea-ed. The thermometer has rans ed from DO
70 s-- IN the daytime. and been nearly up to 80
during the night.
Among the fatal cases OF Cholera. whether Asi-
ATTIC Canadian. Is NJ. Austin Cuvillier. one Cd
the most able mcl In Canals. He WIS long
Il mbcr of the Lower Canada House oi Assem-
bly, prior t. the Union, and generally supported
us country men, tho French Canadians, in their
struggles against the government He Was De
puted along with Nj. Viger and the lac Mr..
John Wilson, Ia l72s, to represent the grievances
OF the Lower Canadians u the lmperiai Govern
ment. At the time Of lord Aylmer's Government
| he opposed tho views OF the Papiueau party, aud
lost his seat IN Parliament 10 Consequence. Alter
the Union OF the Pr1sIa,es. he was elected a
| Member Of the Legislative Assembly, aud had
the honor Of being the Speaker Of that House dur
| ng the first Parliament he again tell into cdlum
with his countrymen, for not supporting the
Baldwin L siontaine Ministry IN their contest with
ord Metcsfe and he lost his seat IN consequence
| He has not since hal seat IN Parliament. He
vas senior in the largest commercial house in
Canals, as auctOnerrs general and commission
merchants. AS merch4 ant he was considered to
| possess talents of a high order; AS politician,
perhsps he may be considered not 70 have been
sufficiently finn and decided. His knowledge of
Parliamentary law, aud bis acquaintance With
Parliamentary precedeuts. perhaps exceeded tina,
Of any other indly dual In the Province. In the
speakers chair he gave the hIgh est satisfaction.
| he was also considered under the old Constitu-
| ton the best hnaucierin the Province. His views
| on all matters OF commerce wers Of the largest
aud most liberal description. In private lie he
vas not very popular, nor even as man oi bust
| ness did he command the esteem OF his fellow
merchants. All, however, could not but admit
| that his intellect was OF a very nigh order. He
tended his Office regular % the last, and his
death Is attributed to his pcrsIslng Ia his laOors
after he was seized With his fatal maady, aud
| neglectiog to apply the remedies 50 soon as 4
| manifested itself. tie was about - years Of
| age.
MIR. Wilson the ceebra Ell vocalist Of Scotch
Songs, died few DAYS since O! SpasmOdic Choe-
"a. His death is attributed - exposure 70 excess
| I'VE heat during a fishing excursion. He had been
snwel OF diarrhea for some days bat committed
the ImprudeIce Of wading in tie water while ~
that state.
The number Of sudden deaths creates some
alarm in the city many doubt If the cause be the
real Asiatc Cholera but the effects, wherever
the disease maAifests Itself. are In most cases
fatal.
Yesterday there were some spprehensons OF
distur bance between the Orangemen AMI the No
nan Catholic lrishmen, SIEGE the former it $ IA
ferstOOd would walk IN procession 10 honor 81 the
day. There vas q tria.ng disturbance OF Orange
feeling exhibited by some few being decorated
with their emblem. About 20 Orangemen also
marched In procession toward the enemy. ms
led 10 = skirmish bat nothing serious occurred.
In Upper Canada there were, u Is said' some
serious Disturbances tele graphic dispatches FROM
-. GATHERINGS mention one man killed and seye-
al wounded. The military had been Gent Tor Al
This wants confirmation.
Tho Quebeckans are inclined to initiate our
peaceable citizens. IL having been decided b.
the Board Of Health 20 make q stone buI.ding for
mery used - the Custom use into a Cholera
Hos ital, and the building being situated IN pop
llous locslity-ChsmPlain street.-The Inhabitants
# the neighborhood 70 the number Of ? 900 at
tackled and destroyed the interior Of the building
s1bjo.n par, c1lars Of the not.
Cholera RACES y a considerable extent IN u le-
O6c. l. r l.
RIOT AND wANTOS DISTRACTIONS AT QrEbkc.
Il ast night near about 200 persons notousy dis
posed assembled Ia front Of the Police Barracks 10
Cham pl ain the Customs Buiiding-and without
ceremony entered and demolished, yelling and hOonng
al the time everything that could be broken, doors
partitions stair.rsilnz and windows the Jew police
men who were lodged IN the house were compelled 70
make a speedy retreat The military were not turned
out The police could not prevent The destruction the
Police Magistrate - In Montreal obtaining Information
concerning not which occurred IN that city M
-ymes J. P. interfered IN the hope Of enecxns the
5es.rucuon but assaulted. and severely cut and
IN iured about the head The design u the Board Of
Health 20 convert the house into Hospital Tor Cnoe
RI. ua,euts was the cause ne not u not excusaoie
though We may attribute il % fear Of tne disease
spreading IN the vicinity Of Pest House but some Of
tie London Hospitals 10 the heart Of the cay ana