New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

P-sri.e.s. J-.,- - yss,sa.i,u = tis 50 Lar-r.ss.
MoNTsEAl. Aug i, l-is.
Il ~ EsE9r q IL T-5EHs
since wrote 70 yos isst the end q the Lab'rde
not ba.in - IS taken lace, by the Discharge Ct
a young zert.enan named Ssbil Ne,1. from rs
berth un-er Government. Tor the psrt be- took u
/ ealing for he Nar.sil1iss. ! relieve The more
real reason Wa as connection wiki tne Papineaa
or Arsn,r party an perhaps us 10 il iisers .
couyerssr.on. relstive 70 what took place ID the
oaH,e However ire Marso41iss finished hin.
Tris IS TIE sane person. uPon whose deposition
principally. toe persou. accused % the arson CT
the ash April we're arrested
There has b en- q GOOD desl of speculation, IS
= the judicial appointments, OF which there must
soon be several new ones. 10 Consequence % the
new act OF jaiicstgre passed lsst season coming
into operation. Il Is said that Ls'ontsine The
present Atsy Gen for Canads Ea.t and the head
Of the Administration. vii take Chief Justice
ship q himself and roth'ns could be more pro-
per unless Tor the Interests ~ nis party In o. IL
resyect u Vii BE- very ri q ut a. md any one O.
s1cceer him and / ne eve the country would
.l1-r NOR. stil than ire party. dare say NJ L.
i1naine = heart sick o. politics. out doubt vhetner
he 9 5e sneired 10 this way Ia addition % the other
Judicial vscsnci-s farther one h-s been GREATS oy
TIE death o. TIE late Judge Eecar1 M Saturday sst
lie hs1 -ern scx past week his -rsi attack n-in.
from Cholera From this ss spec'rc disease. h. hat
recovered but he never got over The cnnsfeuence oi
the shock The deceased Judge was man. think ~
about - years Of a.. Previous hs TO the
Bench h. b - taken very sctre part n politics. ana
one g The chief movers n he carrying o the cee
hrztec ninety two 80 'utons oi mo Lover Cansda
House o.; Assembly H. Tas rsis-f O. the bench by
Lord G1sf1rf. pursuance q the policy of conci'is
tion. and enjoyed good des ~ that generous conf
dencs Al tn- period Of political troubles To 81 how
ne suspended for the part NJ took IN grant
iug il5r0s o0rDHs 10 persons ARRESTED by military
authority When sr4ir- again became tranquil be- vas
restored fo his place on The Quebec bench. snd rs
aimed there until bic recent removal Co Montreal or
course great difference % opinion prevails - 20 ns
conduct with r-spect o. the t151s c-pns but among
lawyers b. - generally admitted O. have done right
snd sl ave him credit for honesty of purpose Mnsf
u not very usual with U.s. n behaved Hse gentleman
o. tl- Bar. -nd was very popular accordingly, even
with those Vh0 offered from him. No srezier proof
~ hi. be afforded than the f-ct that notvthstand
ing the dispute between himself and Nr Justice Day
their hight Of prse-dsnce the two Judges contn-
ued on terms of intimacy and irirnd-hip 20 ih- rst
mentioned when lsst wrote some particulars rels
tive 20 the = Lawrence snd Atlantic Railway Comps
ny. mi trfr financial operations an now told u d.
expected Mr. Black the contractor who construct
Cd that part Of the r0sd reAdy finished Will undertake
% complete 70 through % The lines taxing in pri msit
the money 70 be subscribed by the several public In
situations of which wrote 70 you the bonds of our
city and the Government securities 20 BE- granted 70
complete The ss halt ~ the road when the fret halt
sns ~ enisncd 10 !, also said that he i 20 take the
present Inc OF thirytve miles Of the hands OF the
Company, and work u for his own PROFIT paying rent
The OF per cent the capita invested 10 70
give you these statements merely IS rumors which
hear from persons whom take 20 BE vel Informed
u true the rusd will be finished 20 SherorOoke IN "a.
course Of next year
Another public work for which are very snxiou..
the - Lawrence ana Chsmplsin Canal meeting
Is place this evening and - there many OF
ana who hope will take up the stock u may not be-
out OF place TO give you some de- Of the Two opinions
which prevail the subject. You vii understand
that do give the distances 80 80 correct measure
n-ns, but 10 make the character of the different
routes Understood by strangers You will aso remember
that At Lawrence canals are constructed tor about
feet water throughout and that We want 10 make this
canal equally 1t tor lsrse craft The River Rlcheieu
then being kind Of continuation OF Lske Champsin
aud falling into the 81 Lawrence forms with that
River two sdes Of IN acute angle there were oase
line drawn scross this angle uterseciing the kcheieu
the village OF Ct Johns u would intersect the 81
Lawrence II pl.ce called Caushnewauga This line
would be about p miles, but As the land does not
admit OF canal being made directly across on account
OF hesdsnd or bluff that runs out between the two
rivers At that place the esrh@orss would have 70 b.
considerably longer ssy, Tor example = miles Inc
canal entrance on the - Lawrence would then De- 10
miles above Montreal But ~ 10 canal Win snout
feet which renders the upper part OF the Hcheieu
nsvigsble snd t u contended that BY increasing the
depth OF thi- for short distance might dispense
necessity
perhaps 10 miles tn distance. That line would vi
infersrc the angle nesrer ts spex and instead
Of being IS miles above Montreal would oeimmedatey
opposite the city There many advantages In this
route ana 10 secure. the SURFACES Of many persons
interested In the city who fear would BE- injured by
the river being tapped IS miles above Bat there
this argument again IN favor Of the latter route over
the former tbs. whereas the river - Lawrence ~ me
city Is perhaps 100 feet below toe waters Of Lake
Chsmplaln IL ]. 10 only ~ feet below them % the
higher point The goods coming from above would
have 70 descend the Lachne Rapids IN the canal only
to get Up sgan by the Chsnplan Canal, while goods
coming from below might ju.t Vel 70 up the hight
OF GO feet By the existing Lschne Canal by the new
one We nave had number ~ Burlington and Troy
people here investigating the Affair." and there Is % be-
a meeting OF those DESTROYS Of taxing part 10 the en-
terprise Al Ssratoga on the 2lst
We hear from England that our Inspector General
Hncks h.. got out Of another $4,000 worth Of our
per deDentgres Psysble ~ - years AZ par Ihs
10 better luek than We anticipated
There j. nothing stirring IN politics There appears
20 be doubt that the Ministry, sctns on hat Of
Lord Crews are endesv0rins ueg0tsta .sme sort u
ia and New Brunswick and that they desire % o. -
10 such way % make the Provinces aid each nthrr
in obtaining reciprocal free trade with the United
states 10 various stices Of produce There 10 also
vinc.l Administration lc adopt with respect % the
nsvi atom oi the ~ Lawrence Some would hke q
have the rver thrown open once but IL seems o.
ths the majority think inst this should not b. done
I'll We get some equivalent from your Government
and the Administration would appear be Of the same
mind since they have refused the permission sought
by the Of some Of your lake craft 90 O. .sa
BY our waters c.
Ssns q Roc. Arrsst' for sarutns ~ Pplia-eli.
HJass More Harra4f. OF duack o. Laf1n- |
fafaes HJ.se 4 Man Si0f A15s Dspr1 siam ]
B1rrlosae, Poies and S0if1s a.
MoSTsrAL. Thursday. Aug I6
To ,as Edaor q Tie TribaAs.
write yog a very snor. note Just 70 give you
history Of the events Of yesterday The city had |
been 10 some excitement TOR - hours up to noon,
=, i had been confidently reported, on respectable
authority. ihstA number Of persons we're TO be
arrested Tor the part they hsi taken the riots Of
Apr Many persons doubted Ill. t.l,L OF the |
story, bat the extra precautions taken AZ the |
guard AZ Government House the confinement OF |
the troops to barracks and the preparation OF the
cavalry 70 mount showed that the Government
c1s;em plated something which they thought |
would create c0mmorior, snd had communication |
with the military authorities.
About - O'Clock it became known that warrant. |
were sb1ut 70 be issued, and some o. the persons /
mp icsted talked very largely Of the desperate |
resistance they were gong - make, producing |
horse pistols ia a MYSTERIOUS manner from below |
their costs md vosing D shoot any who touched
them However by 8, o'clock eve out Of seven OF the
parues ~sui-d h-d given themselves up. or h.d gone
very quietly upon beng waited 90 by the III COnst.
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