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ToJ II. Nicholson for raising and reseng curb stone on
FsSiiS 4c 5sst Z dollars
nf % mnshns i;a1s,s three hunred 1s an and d{ dollars
dollars eli nine ce" sw1 '0n'and three
TO George Kirk for square timber and thereon.
70 Patrick Fox, for laying block paving. making
hane a sn ne d Nsw ksss a.a Poyra
To James NJ. Forgay, for laying square block paving.
Common and avsr aSd o G Msg LsEse lanai
and earage etc. thousand two hundred and four dollar
To A. g. Blanchard for fees for giving lines on Felici,v
h1aS and Tor engine and schoohouses. orys dollars
two To as's mSn C GG%ins % @ @ Dyades Market
To Charles Belnatt, for brass numbers for watcbmsn,
CAPS, @twenty.fiye @ dollars. ''"'''"
Il Rfn1p p Gs %e s and anS fitting
se e nmae sha @ dollars
three hundred and seventy five dollars sixty
n9 John Mcugh. Gr in pipes and gutter for draining
maeh,ne. a. me- twenty five dollars sixty cents. N'"s
doo, owen heang Tor making two hundred bots thirty
To- j W. Sherman. for repairing horse track on wharyes
To- C Funk for sunddes furnished Municipal ofices
10 OBrien for removing dead animals twelve dollars
.,s no flancls % osuisan, for conveying sick 70 Hospital
10 Richard Turner for conveying sick Hospital and
or removing dead animals from streets, etc. forty four dol
T9 L. G. Dilard for conveying sick to Hospital, removing
To R 1Iasy o9 r streets, ETC. seven dollars
Ta Fan ron M Streets e'e nlnety dollars eighty
three doa lily e Sen ts' 10 Dry street Market pump
To W. Howard for making plans and specifications for
10 Moreau for Iereshments furnished election of 23d
no'emDer and 'h December last in Fifth Ward. sixty dol
of e j Msdam NassSi WSrgh for @ @eh%snts furnished at election
PsSsm9s s1 Wa Iry fGen dosr, at election
Gfas S6 Wsd Ss doals aofhsa election
Jh sepember and 28i November Seventh Ward sixty
To
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No. 30S7.

Resolred, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested, after giving ten days. notice in the off
cal paper Of the Municipality, to sell, at public
auction, the following contracts:
l. For furnishing all the material, and laying
such plank side. ks, as may be required during
one year from The date of contract.
2 For furnishing all lhe material, and repairing
the wooden bridges, building new bridges, and
laying gunWaie crossings within the Municipality,
during one year from The date of the contract
The above work to be done, and payments
made, IN accordance with The specifications to be
published with said notice.
Passed jan o, 1851. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Jan. 3 1851, A. ID. CROSSMAN Mayor.
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Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council.
No. 30S5.

NO 3U65.
Resolred, That the of ninety-two thousand
dollars (P92,00O) be and is hereby appropriated,
under the Act of May 4, 1917, as the annual pay
ment for the year 1851, for the redemption OF the
Bonds of this Municipality, not otherwise provided
for by law, to be deposited in the Bank of Louis-
ana by the Treasurer, in accordance with the pro-
visions of an ordinance adopted by this Council at
its sitting of January 4, 1913.
Passed Jan. 6, 1851. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Jan. 9, 1851. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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NEW ORLEANS,
RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice.

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock A.
eV An OMNIBUS eaves Canal and Chartres street every
quarter OF an hour Tor the Depot
J. w. SMITH, Superintendent.
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IN SroRE-rhe undersigned is grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed and 10 the OF his customers
merit their continuance He prepared To ill all Plantao
Ship Steamboat and Family orers the Grocery and
Ship Chandery line city prices the shortest notice.
lie keeps constantly on hand extensive of Fresh
Groceries, Paints and A Pitch and Tprpenne Oakum and
Coal Far, etc. Consge OF al kinds and genera assortment
OF Hardware, Crockery and Tin Ware and Shetelds
raned Tools tor carpenters' and csnlksrs' use;
No 2nl' THOMAS HUGHES.
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No. BOSS.


RESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested, after giving ten days notice in the off
clal paper of the Municipality, to sell, at public
auction, the following contracts for the term of Two
years, VIZ:
l. For cleaning the paved and unpaved streets
and markets, and keeping in repair the unpaved
streets and bitches comprised within the following
ilhl''s' ana to be designated the Second District
between the north side of ST. Joseph street, Triton
walk, New Canal, the rear of the 4th Ward
The north side Of Thalia, Benjamin and Estslle
streets, and the river.
z. For cleaning the paved and unpaved streets
and markets, and keeping in repair the unpayed
streets and bitches comprised within the following
limits, and to be designated the Third District !:
Between the river, north side of Estelle, Benjamin
ana IhaIla streets, The rear of the I'd Ward,
and the centre of Felicity Road
lhe work TO be done, aud payments made, in
accordance with the 81 acifications which will be
published with the said notice.
Passed Jan; o. 1851. J. II, CALDWELL, Prsident.
approved Jan. 9, 1851. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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M 1850

Resotoed, That the Surveyor be, and he is here.
hy authorized to issue, in favor of W. S. Collins,
i"'o Io''"et"-, certificate for one hundred dol,
lars, being the amount withheld, as a nmv, q on.
last
Passed Jan. 6. 1851, J. II. CALDWELL President,
Approved Jan. 8, 1851 A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayer
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Msi 81 GHG q BEN. ff%f iasos4. s.5sst:
I ERs AND 1sD DEAISRs N FoREias "a
TIN fP F.aTss sS etc. sHt hs 5
their liberal patronage Ths quality and price goods,
hope secure 70 them Of ther avors BY ar
walls from EuEopean and Northern they constantly
their line, and confidently vite the attention of
ehasers to their large and well assorted Stock OF which the
English Bar IRON, round square and fat-7OO tons;
Best Pennsylvania lron round square and at-lOO tons;
Bes Best Boiler Plat on and tons
Rsst Rssi do 49, ponsh pons plasaia4 ,09s;
swedes Tron--3OO tons; ;''S" '''''''-i' '0''''
,,ls,, Es, swedss RogI PIoqgh s ss5
Sheet Iron English. American and Tennessee, from 10
Hsop g,LS Iron, from 4 fP4s ne4es1soO sgpdle,;
Gut snd oe 9gaafs gooG Brands
Pressed @ @ soikesIso9 ss kegs;
E%sts asa EsP ofa'ssS Rad:! boxes.
ls% ~ 7 l
ave, ao
0'fs si and Pasln ssss: sIssn
Anvis, vises. Stock and Dies, Bellows;
Chain &c. Gables Sssi,i ana I1Ansl Anchors; ,o..
A@shcan and English Locks
fRIls'ns Roos: aps as1F Fs,s sa'raiinss; ainss:;
Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners Of every description;
Hoes of every description and pattern;
Cr0ss-cat, Pit and Mill Saws;
Poughs of King Halls and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50 tOns
Tared and Manlla Rope-all sizes;
Oakum, Marine, Houseine, etc.,
Sperm, Linseed. Lard and White Oil;
Atlantic pure White Lead;
lirookyn Nos and lIead
Black and eow Paints; Verdigns;
Paris and hrome Green
reuch Pots. from 10 81 pints;
Mil and Grndsones;
.- Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
~ They also The only Agents in New Orleans OF
Hu.i-MAN, VANi.EER n Co 'S celebrated TENNEs,
Sss>iiB SskE iiBoEy and OF the HUMPHREYVILLE COPPER
SohfSNfs 81 6m 3taw
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Passed Jan. 6, 1851. ]. II. CALDWELL. President.
Approved Jan. 8. 1851. A. D.CROSSMAN, Mayor
No. 3092.

o.
Resolved That the Mayor be, and is hereby au-
thorzed and instructed, to cause election 10 be
held in the Sixth Ward of this Municipality, at the
Engine House of Louisiana Hose Company, corner
of perdido and Carondelet streets, on Monday, the
Goth instant, for one Alderman, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Samuel Shakespear
under the inspectors appointed by the Mayor and
Conway and j. B. Walsh ; for Clerks, Thomas
Crpps and W. w. Crane
Passed Jan. 6, 1851. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Jan, 8, 1851. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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REMOVALS..

hEMOt ALS.
u EMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
and Canollton Railroad Company has been removed to
No IL Baronne street. NJ
70 EMOVAL--Dr. J. S. CopEs has removed his
office and residence from @ to 4ii Magazine, door
TO the corner o Edward street. d3 ly
II EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
~ Gate of Naichez) has removed No. I44 Canal street.
pal Church. NO 3mos
y EMOVAL.-R. H. MARR, Attorney at Law
has removed from No. II ST. Charles street No. "a
oLllI sueel. up stars ms ly
X REMOVAL-JosEPH Fl. PALMER ~ Co have
removed from % Gravler to No. 4Camp street,
above Gravler. sSD 6m
y REMOVAL-DR. McKELvEY has removed
mon streets. n4 3m
II REMOVAL-HUTCHINGs DAGUERREoTYPE
removed 10 the northeast of Canal and Cha,tres
street.-The finest Portraits the world taken this
adjustment, at prices suit the times. Call and see En-
trance No. "a Canal street nj 3nop+
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INSURANCE.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE
Insurance GO2lll1Mau.
CAPITAL, R3ON.AAl.

CAPITAL. e3Oo,0oO.
JOHN. NJ. HILL. Prea,t ...G EO. W. MARTIN, Sc s'p.
" This long established Company, with the ample
e9ps for he pIoeSgn snd Of e keOaes eontnge Le
dl PickETT PERkISs SS s'1Sf Go o' 81 Magazine st.
Kentucky MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. co.
AT COYENGTON, KY
w. Il. ROBBINS President. "A l. GREER Vice PresIe,
J. R. PAYsoH. Secretary
BOARD OF EcToRs:
W., Robbins. A.. Greer, "a. Wrhers
j. MoRKHEAp, Solicitor.
4. R.PRETLow, NJ. d., Physician.
J. b. CASEY, Chairman Committee Finance.
The upon which this company insure life are pecu
arly favorable TO the nsuredmuch is believed
than the terms Of other Life Insurance Company to wit
he great security afforded in G arantee Fund of
100000 of which has been paid cash. and $50 0
secured in the aes by Bond and Mortgage on Rea
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from tine rates of other
coimpanies ialn and and mo more equally graduated;
the creditors of their husbands
The insured not liable to assessments for losses;
No extreme hazards taken by this company;
An annual dividend nil policy holders payable in cash
also, additions made to Life Policies every five years
Notes taken IN part for premiums
Policies issued upon application Without Delay causing no
Los oil Insurance to the parties
Lives oil either insured between the of Ia CO.
hGeArpslve, eA lor year . years, or tor lille;
The pamphes and tracts published by the company will he
ionnd to contain much valuable Information respecting the
nature, principles, application and benefits of Life
Also an examination OF the plans OF the other Mutua Com.
panies OF this country and full explanation of the plan pro.
posed by this company, together with various tahes-one
showing the rates OF premium for the of life of sever
companies, compared with the of this company and
terms at which insurance is made
Pamphets and tracts furnished gra and applications
's'I IA 4 i PiLGoN. yR., Agent, at Neworlean,.
-, =; I. 6Ma,EDpERB 6a,tI ~ 4, BURS, Medical Examiner.
~ oIca Of Peoples Telegraph Line. Commercial Ex
nlA
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No. 3O93,

o.
Resolued, That the Surveyor be authorized to
have the small square Of ground in front of the
Poydras street Market House paved with flag stone
Passed Jan, 8, 1851, J. II. CALDWELL. President
Approved Jan. g. 1851. A, D. CROSSMAN. Nayor
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No. 5000.

ReSolUed That during the occupancy of the
Work House lock-up, the Chief of Police has
the entire control over all the prisoners therein, e1-
cept those who have been committed by the Re-
corder after examinations and that the Gate
Keepers shall at all times, grant ingress to all Pc.
lice officers, and to any person having the written
order of the said Chief of Police, either by night or
by day, 10 any Of the prisoners in said institution
sent there by the said Chief of Police.
Passed Jan. g. 1851, J. u. CALDWELL President
Approved jan 9, 1851, A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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No. 3O91.

Resolved, That permission is hereby granted to
L. o. Meux, to emancipate his slave Maria Gale,
aged about 80 years and to Anthony Blake, to
emancipate his slave Imey or Jane, aged about 43
years and that said slaves be permitted to remain
in the State, when their owners have given the
usual bond and security to the satisfaction of the
Recorder.
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YMOUR & BRO
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS

ITALIAN SILK VELVET pieces super inc
l. !. allan Silk Velvet. for sale by -
ja6 BARELLI s. CO. 81 Commcn 81
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each person assured becoming member thereof and enjoy
ing portion OF its profits being entirely exempt from any
LIABILITY beyond the anOnnt OF premium accrued
Insurance Companies organized the mutual principle
are generally successful especially those exclusively
confined Life, they based upon calculations warrant
ed correct by long experience and close scrutiny but the
stability and success Of this Company is placed beyond
contingency by the advantageous she has made
for undouhted Guarantee Fund of $50 00
OF lessened subscriptions to Mutual Insurance Companies
always are, by insurance
This Extra Guarantee Fund of $50 remains permanent
until the Company has accumulated similar amount
take its place.
California permits granted and extensive travelling
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PIMps AND BATHING APpAHATls, &c.
lOMN MCCARTY, PLUMBER, No. l34 CAMP
y STREET, New Orleans, has jqs received anew 4
and large assortment OF Brass COCKS, various s
Gqosins Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. -
Of every description. Ship Steamboat work promptly
put and repaired. All orders nrnmatly attende 10.
SS- CHARGES moderate-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04
NO. 4S.-
,r.lelo Eosrnr H GILAaEn psos"f R.r ms I''
r..ioa. ~ WILLIAM g. BISHOP o9''''3 1''p"S"1
oNDAY. Nav 10, 1881.

n, =, >. ~ Bc.;s If Representation e0"s'"aea from
Snpplentes! No. ~
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The Eftct Of tho Cuban News throughout
the Country.
RApu
ALBAaY, August 22-

ALBAay, August 22-7L r. NJ.
The news Of the brutality exercised Americans in
Cuba, detailed in this days Hred has created one
oonntn feeling of horror and Infused universs spirit
revenge Throughout every class in this city Already
they talk of eignnzing, and good military tsctician
has ssid that before morning, than hundred
hehtrg men In Albany would be ready to answer a call
upon their patriotism to revenge the buchery Of their
fellow ccuntrymen
Nrw onLrANs, August 10, 1851
Great excitement prevails in the city relative 60 Caban
affairs, and ftars Of collision entertained between
The authorities and Cuban syppetblzers. The mill
terry have been called cut TO act ia Of outbreak
So great is the excitement that business L. doing
BsLrIMoWr, August 81 1851.
The news from Cuba has created great excitement
here as well as In Washington city.
PHnsDsIrHi., August %, 1851
The Cuban massacre has aroused q deep seated ex.
canrnt sFsnst the authors Of this atrocity one of
the victims IL recognized as Southwark lad who, seve
raj since left home to try his fortunes the
The Colonel Cepdeunng mentioned officer " the
Louisiana or Mississippi regiment dunDg the Mexican
and at Jslapa whsn the volunteers from this
city arrived there
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havana. August ~. 1881
emI arrived here vita TIRE Falc,a YESTERDAY afser-
81 three o'ci,~k from Chagtes. which place esf
% fevtn. 4 ~ ct the ilth
ltu vii ro dorlt. have heard IL Che Brother Iona
thtD q iht Uhs's soclssrt
she ltit Chagree on the 10th. et three ~ aui. a.
loa % sh ctuld BE- appeared o. et along amot
iett With enc wle,i ~ she hae done wssh two
~ ccntegueucr q the crippled Of the Ohio
Jvdgd It beet for this ship to receive tina mans snd
ftt cie
var in hopes that The passengers 81 The sarah Sands
wCulo T'ech ChaTos IN time 90 take pas with ne but
az pauena
The Epvemuent here & much troubled and alarmed oy
the iaruirR az body inys from the United states,
srd TIE expected striva of more.
Nettfda, vhon running fr ths rlaoe WAs onass~t
" steam trieste tAt kr nv course eno sue iaurd 20
catch u. hut rutther steamer rrdcr the cout1and ~
Tie GspsTal of Marine. ouf utm unGfr he lsnd
and ittpfct pted ua she Coed four shots astern AMI
sh, sd Of us and length ranging alongside hailed 20
us 10 stop which, sr maby rcpetitccs Of his bail did
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app1r1cMAL CUBA NEWS
Spanish OMciai Accounts.
THE EFFECT OF THE NEWS,
&c., SC &c.


We Joy before the public tins morning all the addi
iionsl intelligence from Cuba tbat could obtain We
give the spanish and tbs patriot accounts in order that
The public may form thoir opinion to he news
We learn that Col Clerdunen who was the arst ,f the
fifty shot at Havana. was yourg lawyer Of New Or.
lfns, and during the wsr with Mexico served ~i,h
greet d. tneticn at the BATHS Of Monterey and uesa
Vista, under Cea,ra Taylor with the Ais.isippi ree
ment oommsnoed by Col. J,f.r.on Davis. that Capt
Victor Ker, the q DR. Ker Of New oreaus. who
was sufeton IN the BRITISH army during the of
New Orleans. lie was known as brave and cnivalfic
Jouth, beng but 20 years of age lie leaves widow
aud child. And tbst capt james Braut va. alec FROM
NeW orleans, aid bad served in the lac war With
Mexico
The following letter HANDED to ms By Cuban gen
gentleman Of uss city. II written ny one en-
saged Ia the y volui'onary Dovument.--
THt CUBAN ACCOUNTS.
HAvtvA. August 10 1851
In the midst of The joy In which the glorious st,o Of
or cause " tituattu has takrn piac. waioh
h'r hl,on - htsr viih 'adI.ss
iavsns Doe been the th.at - most esecrabe atroct
Iirf 1he Infamous ofurs auaaat ,g Marine plsn Uu,
utt) hnS turru oed o. sking risUbuis ATTY Nm rcans
hof lsuhchss st key Ltvi.a We DO NOT kuos ir
'"te pttHutd % anuther expe diuOn They eere
itugtt 70 thr Castle cf Atar,s they wrlt tins
mthLg thot. Not grUctry ooy nor anop o. ftu aa.
we ~ sIsh) hut pre- ent at the eytouii ion Afer
wtio rtuite they wer, shot kur.tpx vito "a Ar
'''As tc uei eNeCutrrcrs and sfterw.rds their Ars
"eI' ctlNero w a. the fr,city 81 the sgs.h t-,,.
'ndiabtt = noe ~ the rtt,s were pierced tn-,utn
n"iphu sih the butts 81 ksts in the hsnit 1f
10 brutal human tirtTs, some W ~ dnneugd Nv ssnf
w Iu ulof ant not ont ths th, raabs tore
'i,n " .wt VIZ 'heir g. %. Ike sn-solves
Attr these byenas had atated their thrst. they
drnfptd the b,dies by tho feet
bpt sh 'bis snothins in comparison With what hare
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TIE BLOOD OF THE AMERICANS
CRIES FOR REVENGE.

~o . Q Q G >
Captain RrrpERs appeared the platform, and stated
that as the hour had come and there appeared be
no plan Of arrangements for the meeting he would
move, with the consent of his fellow citizens that the
Hon. Elijah T. Purdy be appointed chairman, which was
unanimously sgreed to.
And on motion, the following gentlemen appoint
The New York herald., 1851-08-23
THE HAVANA TRAGEDY.
Mass Meeting in the Park.
SARGE AND HARMONIOUS ASSEMBLAGE.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
Strong and Emphatic Speeches and Resolutions
THE EFFECT OF THE NEWS ELSEWHERE.

The greatest possible excitement existed throughout
the city, yesterday, in consequence Of the nhumsn
treatment Of those who captured at Cuba by the
government forces; and in every circle that was the
topic Of conversation.
The call published in the morning papers, for
meeting of the citizens seemed meet with general
probation and thousands repaired her TO join in the
proceedings and give expression to their feelings
At an early hour in the afternoon groups of people
began to gather in the Park await the tune for the
general meeting At five O'clock the steps of the City
Hall filed and every in the Park aiding to
the Hall, was filed with persons.
temporary stand late in the afternoon but
was totally insufficient for the officers of such meeting
which entirely precluded the possibility of getting
good report-no provision whatever having been made
FOR the press.
The flag of free Cuba suspended mmediatey over
the stand from the City Hall and the United States sg
restsd upon the stand Among those pref ent
number Of native Cubsns who seemed wild with excite
nent and cheered the Cuban flag though victory had
already been gained the spaniards At six o'clock
about four thousand persons had assembled which
Der was oen by the arrival of procession from the
Third ward preceded by q basd Of music The process
sion headed by the stars aud stripes after which
several banners with devices The three principal
ones follows -
noe Q o 90 Q Q Q O Q . c -
a GOVERNMENT, o o
PROTECT o
o O
o YOUR CITIzENS o
Or the People Viii y
80 Q 9 c . Q : 8
dc > =
THE BLOOD OF o
0 SO EsCANS o
CRIES O
TENGE.ANCE Q
q c Q Q 9 Q O Q c . 9 . . 9 : Q =
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THE SPANISH ACCOUNTS.

The following letter. and rausations from the Havana
papers the Spanish accounts The letter Is the very
latest received from Cuba -
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snce, to whom the Legislature. last sumner,
voted $4,000 for his services opposed resolution
ccndemnato Of the policy OF Government in the
Annexation diEmissRls. A cry OF "no priests ="
was raised when the Rev. gentleman declared
that be came not there as priest, bat as Charles
Chiniquy. he was soon silenced by the tumult,
and Mr.. Dorion. of LArenie, again addressed the
meeting, impating the Rev. gentemans opPo'
sifion 70 annexation to fear that such political
change would put an end TO the tythe system -
Another priest declared that three fourths Of the
priests were willing to abandon ty thes and accept
a computation from their Pensioners Spite the
opposition Of the Revs. gentlemen, the resolution
was carried by two 70 one. | do not attach much
importance to 4 chance movement of this kind. Ii
is one OF those ebulitions ever liable to occur In
any country; though at the same time It is IN
doubtedly proof of the existence OF a certain
amount Of annexation feelings.
prominent politician here has drawn up and
printed, bat not yet published, complete scheme
Of Federal Union for these British Provinces, in
GLIDING the Hudson Bay Companys territories
Il IL founded upon the United States Federal sys-
tem and would, If carried into effect, make Us al
most wholly independent. The author Of the
scheme is prominent member of the Conserva'
tive party; and the scheme itself is about as lbe
raj as the greatest radical could desire. 1t will
probably be published in a short time. L. c.