New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

Parljament-New Line of steamers-Abo-
Iition of Primogeniture.
Corresponfcnce q The Tribune
ToRosTo, Friday, Aug. %, 1851.
This Is the last working day of the
rezent Parliament Tomorrow i, will De pro-
roe7ed, and Is dis solution IS not faT OF.
The grand Trlsnk Railway bill has passed. and to-
r,orrow the royal assent viii make It the law Of
the land. This Province has become responsible
for an expenditure OF sixteen millions. Itls not be-
lieyed hat the imperial Government VII gIrantee
4 loan OF greater extent han seven millions sterling
and of this sum New Brunswick Is 30 apply por-
ton toward the construction OF the rlyai North
American and European line. That seven millions
sterling viii guild the road from Halifax to Haml-
ton az er dcvotIng the New brunswick coniriol
10 the other Inc. j. more than doubtful. Should
deficit occur we shall have TO make 1t up BY oor-
towlng on the unlndorseG crett OF the Province
And We cannot even Go this WITHOUT inst obtaining
leave OF our principal creditors n Ing. ahu - "i2h
We are under "a pledge not 10 increase the pu7lc
o.h y. hOut fher sanction. The BILL me- goa
Ceal of opposition al It's last stage, and ri1eT 4" -
pTOpOsej hat C?Laod do nOt become party 70 lht
Iudertaf lg unless the imperial glrantee D. OO.dluel
for the continuation westward n The same proper
ton that New brunswick i 20 receive II ioT the 10 "a
TO Name. but il lost ia vote of 20 against IL
Another rider. that no part OF the money oe Dor
yoWed AZ a higher rate OF interest tlan tour per
cent was also lost on q vote o. ~ 80 10 Inc deDi
Of Canada viii be s52Oo0,00o, when the amour,
authorIzed 10 be raised shall have been obtained.
There IS IN fact. no guarantee that cent 81 the
seven millions sterling VII! be expended IN the con-
str1lctlOn Of the Inc west OF Quebec 80 mat Oy lhe
time the road Is completed TO Hamilton there = 40
know ng exactly now large the PROVINCIAL Geo'
NAV he.
The influence of the Sc gniors IN the House has
been sufficient 20 procure the postpOnement OF O)tA
tie bills of the Seignora Tenure one Tor defining
the rights OF the SeIgnlors and the c9nsfGr'S' ana
IIr.1f Fl
have made great mistake III not accepting me very
far terms offered them The effect of he postpone
meat Is to submit the question 10 me aroifdhieh ..
popular vote, and that too al a moment "heh tuil
large class of TIE electors N Lower Canada, VINO
fec the burden of the >eignoral Tenure, are great
IN and unnecessarily ncensed against the >elghoIs
4 bill has been proposed Or setting apart 2DJ,VpD
acres Tor the use of The Indians in Lower Canata
4 dispatch has been received from Earl Grey IN re-
nv TO an address passed by the Canadian Far anel
during the present session, against the repeal OF the
duty on foreign timber imported INTO England h-1
grey SAWS The reduction Of the duty was propose Z
with a new to the general advantage OF tae brush
doUu0n.. AID the reasons contained ii 'hc dIuIc>e
we're not sufficient 70 Justify Her MaeStyS ministers
IN abandoning the bill, which has since tecome law
We are also reminded that the previous reductions Of
DUTY Oh foreign timber led 20 great increase IN lle
consumption Of the article IN the United hlhSloLi'
but did not diminish the quantity imported from lle
colonies and, better eth, We are told 10 comiorl
ourselves with the reflection that our population an
capital are so lnadeQuat, to tie full development OF
our great natural resources that there Is no use Oh
artificial regulations 10 extend the held ot enp.Oy-
meut or IN plain English, that We can aHord 10
abandon the timber 1ade II Il does not pay. Ole
effect OF the imperial measure viii %, 10 tend 10 MAKE
the American our hes; market for timber.
Some time within fortnight ground 10 De DFoAeh
on the Northern railway tie A35.OOO sloScrip-
ton BIZ the city OF Toronto TO the stock having gwen
The company all the capital required. BY iaN
passed this session the Government IS TO guarantee
one-hai the capital as well as one ha the interest.
Mr.. Perry, u. p. p. for the Eas; Riding OF iorA,
died the ohtr day at Saratoga His remains were
brought Whitby and there inferred on Wednesday.
In the Parliament OF Upper Canada. Mr. Perry was
long the cOaoutOT Of MeSsrs. BldMeI, now oil New
York. Eoph, Morrison and Mackenzie, VINO 0p.
posed bold front to the corruption and tyranny 81
the ohgarchy Of the day, known as the amily Com
pact. r,.,.
new through line Of steamers from Ham. On
west of Lake Ontariol to Montreal Is TO consist Oi
the highlander, Champion, and Mayfo"eI, Gaining
al Toronto, Kingston and Ogdensburg.
The act aDolshing the rlght OF prlmoseniure IN
the Succession TO real estate IN upper Canada mas
been proclaimed. II provides that whenever any
person shall die seized in fee simple or for the ne
OF another of any real estate without having Legally
devised the same, 1t shall descend-fnstly 10 MS
Lneal descendants and those claiming under them
pr Sflrpts secondly to ms father thirdly, 10 MS
mother fourthy to his collateral relatives Whcn
there are several descendants the direct line OIL
hneal descent, Of equal degree OF consangulty, Inc
inheritance shall descend to them IN equal parts
however remote from the inteState the common de-
grecS OF consequently may be. L. c.