New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
SUPPOSED krrors Az the JadicaIure Biii-JesalI
Estates Letter-The Judiciary Develop
Yuepf. 4 r Af


couu, II ths supposed errors In the Judicature Bill
b. winch II appeared that great number OF juds
ments rendered sia-e MAY would probably be d.
c.a-el uui. The discrepancy between tie two
ats which caused s opinion. TAR as the words
are Concerned Is pia.n. and during the early part Of
the week believe that little doubt wss entertained
IN the Professor that a ,ata- aaw had been is.
covered il appears. however N further inquiry
that there are several decisions ia the boa; which
exactly meet the case 50 tbs, whether the verosl
moons .steugy agOse from oversight. 0r whether
tiose " lao drafted the oi. were aware o. the pre-
Csc STATE ot the law which -cc0ncies q c1nlradlc
tan n1 ham has been done and the find Is mare :
nest
Another o. the accusations against the powers
that be-that relative 10 the Jesgts Estates letter
has not been 50 satisfactorily cleared up and |
told YOU. whether the letter WAS written or not
there can be doubt o.! the intugues going on. on
the part OF the clergy and tae order % obtain pos.
SESSION of this part OF the public properly. / Ami
IL "a r'i gi0u Of Quebec a few days ago openly
claimed them tor the Company. slleging that the
Government occupation could ONLY be considered
that o. EdT -1nuli,si. think there wll be trouble
aoort th', property YET especially As the mlns'c
rial party 10 IS tN0 sections stand committed %
DIRECTLY opposite principles The French Canadian
Members ~ the liberal Cabinet have supported the
Ecclesiastical cam to tbs property in psrlamenf.
While The PIPER Canadian Radical make the small
avars shown % the English Chgwh by Oh. state.
one 0i their most prominent grievances.
The new Judges Tor Lower Canada were vii
sworn in during tho week There 5 nothin- wor.
tbs of notice with reference to these appointing
The old Judges have been continued, and the addi-
/ u0nal ones are as well selected as was possible
| The filling mp OF the ike appointments ~ PIPER
/ Canads IS attended with greater difficulty W
/ II Bolton holds The promise az one OF tho seats,
buf no Is more despsed by all parties than be-.
This has been very plainly manifested since the IN
tended appointment was known, and IN the int.
/ rim while the Ministry hestated between their
word and their fesrs. q suit took place In Chsncery
/ la which Boulton was concerned. and IN which the
Chancellor accuses him of fraud. Upon this, as !
understand. the Ministry applied to him Ia release
them from their promise but he declines, asserts
that tho Chancellor has wronged HIM. aud. as |
heard YESTERDAY Is still very confident OF the
| Judseship.
The quarrel in the Cabinet has exhibited some
/ o. the members IN a very ugly light. Cameron has
| proved himself in his own explanatory letters e.
| have no regard tor truth. and he declares tina,
/ Hincks has none either Price, who has been writ
us puts on himself about bis losses Ia the public
service the iupossibiity of his longer sustaining
them and his return 20 private life without any
emolument stll retains his = 900 per aunuu' go
| Among them-those who remain-they have Just
published letter. rom the Superintendent OF Edn
cation. which contains some home truths about a
/ bill passed last session by Cameron, whlch IS
been on hand since June without seeing tho light,
but which now that IL suits them 10 expose tbeir
late colleague, is printed in ali the newspapers
The act WAS 10 amend tue school law, and acting
on the suggestions OF the Superint eudent Of Edl-
cation they have c0ntrivad 20 make it a nultv Tor
the present though passed with their own consent,
and promised alter II next session. All this esciaR-
} he j. about Price place. Cameron wanted II
u al.
wanted 70 Get rid Of Cameron who IS not very gen.
/ tre or dignihed in his manners. He has returned
/ their compliments az going out by pretending that
the origin OF their differences vas an attempt On his
! part 10 effect great savings
While this is going on here the Colonial Minister
AZ home, upon whom Lord ElEin depends seems &c
be very shaky in his place and IL is universally be
[ ieyed that he must resign. If so we shall proba
bly have new Governor q eneral so that all seems
70 point to speedy change. The London
Tinted .Serrlcc Gazette usually a well informed pa
per, SAYS positively that the English Cabinet have
all but resolved to abandon the Colony. | sls0
! know that great exertions are n be made by the
! British Ambassador at Washington 10 obtain re-
| ciprocity tor US
! During the week there have been several dc
m1ustraticns OF Aunexationst feeling IN different
/ parts Of the country Meetings GA the south side
/ Of the - Lawrence and especially a lecture de
/ liyered by DR. Wrath. Ia tie Town Hal OF Dun
aas, a very radical locality IN Upper Canada. ! an
not sure whether told you IN my last that NJ
| Legare was % oppose the new Chief Commissioner
| Of The Board Of Works az Quebec. as an Annexa
| ZIONIST The party there are very confident VI sue
! cess bat they have all the money power against
/ Them Numbers ] fancy II properly organized
/ and brought forward are long way on then SHE
The election which Is looked forward To- with The
/ greatest interest. AS the first coutest which las
| turned this point wll probably come Oh almost
! Immediately II viii be- the first occasion tor many
wears where the English residents have been d
aded on such an occasion. They viii be- this time.
| and avn MT sure bur that the Young men among
! them will not be- stronger than the old schOo..
The weather continues very fine, anl water spout,
/ are ia the ascendant We have a sleigh club and
| snow shoe club. duly organized. and botii meet
! frequently The SnOg shoe club have advertised
/ races for the 18th INST First, a mile race Oh the
! race course next, two hundred yards the men Il
| leap our trundles three feet benches each and
/ third a run Of SIX miles across the country. W Z
| shall see whether the Indians or the white men
! the gentlemen Or the labOrng class. have the mos
! speed and endurance en- rG9WS'tc
We had our Thanksgiving day on Thursday,
| suppose because the Cholera came last Summer
! since We had none last year when there was ~
! Cholera OF course nobody returned thanks -
cept the clergy and tie women. Everybody else
made q holiday or d. each in bis own way, from
sleigh rde with tlumpeis TO drunken spree.
Montreal Telegraph Company adverlses disi
/ leud Of { per cent. for halt year. t0mmorcia
Bank per cent Tor hai year Montreal Bank
per cent for hsh year. and City Bank per cen,
ior hail year The last has PAID no dis dend Tor
ty.elyenonih, and mas reduced rs Stock - pc
cent rhe dividend is on the reduced STOCK