New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
CANADA.
Railroad Spirit-The Ministry.

Orrespoudeuce of The ~ Y. Tribune.
TORONTO, Friday, Oct. 10, 1851.
The effects of the Boston celebration on
the Canadians are truly wonderful, The most de-
kmned anti. Railroad men have undergone salu-
ery conversion not anii-rairoad men in the alb
Mact, but men who were opposed 10 the munich
yaltles embafklng In railroad specuatlons No
where the effects more visible than IN this city
Last night the City Council held special meeting
70 consider report of special committee recon-
nendpe the Council To take stock 10 the amount of
&i00,C00 IN the Toronto and Guelph Railroad. The
report was adopted uuanimousiy-the first unani-
nous vote that the Council has come TO on any i'm
foS,ant subject for the last ten years The question
has be referred TO the electors for special vote
Out II Will be carried BY large majority. The work
soi the hrs, importance 10 this city 1t Will bring
al The trade OF two or three intermediate ports to
Toronto, each of which ships more produce than
THIS city. Ii is intended TO tap the Great Western
me ABOUT twelve miles from Guelph. | doubt If the
Wy OF Toronto would have taken dollars worth
stock IN this line had the railroad spirit not In
Mseo Itself INTO the Canadian visitors at the Boston
celebration.
The breaking ground on the Northern Railroad,
nave already stated, VIII take place on Wednesday
heN There Is 10 be a Railroad Ball IN the evening
II honor Of the event The Directors have subscTo
eus.vV the contractors $500, the City Council 5000
suu wv more have been subscribed by individuals
~~aid me expenses OF the celebration. \ oeauii-
.ss Nhsl spade has been manufactured ior the occa'
sS VI course Lord Elsin Will make one OF ms
admirable speeches
Inc nego'larcns for Tie formation Of a new Ministry
IA nave been brought TO close before this reaches
~ w, ano tear II viii not be very satisfactory
'se ~ pretty Wei understood az This moment,
"sNm'orned political circles. how the Upper
nk sua portion of the Cabinet viii stand and have
ueesuaton IN saying, that II will not command the
az Hse'ke OF the couAiry. In .act. one section OF
tstsp a.N, nom whose ranAS The Ministry wall DE
WIN be altogether uprcpiesenied IN The {
r.,. sueh viii be- little less than rehaSh OF the
n os. OF the old. And what IS worse, the sec
M the party that VIII be unre presented is by far
sa,n 'uunsef OF the two Il am right IN nv conJec-
,ss, snu must be rgh. unless tue old Minis.enai.
wee irOm their a.owcd h.ffMa,tan--the boosted
Saipe Of the Reiormers vlll have definitely failed
80" WI ihncks the late Inspector General. Who
as.siseu With the CONSERVATION % the | PIPER an
A., 'a'h OF the Cabinet, wss4Cs 20 form Govern
-, w.on>l>ung OF himself the late Postmaster ten
s.on,S, LSnheld, Mcdonald, The late solicitor
0%a W b: Richards, an GU; and oai slppsf,er
~ceueyil.c.
Ras uve That he offered sea, n the cabinet to D.
~ we leader of the progressive section OF me
sofm party, but the terms OF the ''uulOn" undoubi-
nss.Vured that al least another representative OF
rnNou"a OF The party should have a seal IN ,he
H. ,.n' AZ along with DR.. Eolph, who am salts
Gn ~" y. ,spesihcally decline The proposals made 10
Nh az. hincks does not give way, the CABINET
ssaho As have stated hui | venture 10 predict
ns.a VIII hot pass unscathed the ordeal OF the com
JoITpsuoIS' Two Of the Upper Caaads members
ana sn ana MI Morns-are Canadian Lords,
src no, require TO be elected but both MI Rich
h.. 200 MI. tiiacks viii be defeated a, the polls
s.aled The actual state OF the negotiations and
in nihcks does not give way, and consent to take
Rnnhef representative Of the clsar grits" besides
~ you may rely upon the predictions have
sse As TO the stability Of the new Ministry IL is
49, mere question OF men II we have not the right
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