New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
CANADA.

Reciprocity OF Trade-rhe Welland C,n,,
Navigation OF the ~. Lawrenoc-gario,-
schemes before the Provincial Parliam..'
The Ninistry->ir Alien NcNab-Csi ca,
and hr. Mackcnzic-Law Reform Defsic.
don-Great De.ertion OF Scameu. Ac.
Correspondence o. The Tribune
ToaoNro. THURSDAY. i-ne q
Cur commercial legislation i ,gst nox
ia allowance. awaiting inc upshot Of ,hs neg..,
tons between Sir Henry Be.wcr and Che M
can Government i,r ucpmcty Of .a,eh.
tween Tins Province ar' he United Sal,
Should tac~c uc-. aaoa~ hafc uo ro....~
Gc,cramcnt v,I be prepared 90 su5m.; 20 p,,,,
mcnt measures 90 a re'aaaie-y character, 90 ae,tn.
case These measures have noi been SCI. o7..,n,
dcyc'orcd. bat from What have i,amci,h Sn,,.
irr description of tlelr character viii be arnl no,
fan from tie truth. TicyWlll embrace thc c'o,p,ar
Oh, We'and Canal against al American le,~,ls .
which tie destination would ac O,wcgo o. a1yo;As,
Lake port while an our waters w.l be free 90 thoSs
vessels that 20 direct from Lake Enc 70 ;hc O,ca,
The object Will be o: course 20 increase rs macsss
poes,hlc the trade ot the - Lawrence. wa,h with.
free 10 the vessels ot al nations thar mas desire "a
60 direct rom tie Ocean 20 Lake Ere or dirr-
from Lake Erie 20 One Ocean A. h.rihe- meaasa
attractiug the trade OF the West down the - Law.
renee. dIaerenuai import duties vii be n7oSei (,
favor OF that route ana 90 The prejudice O. tlc New
NorA route. The Canadian Government has ca.
pltte control over tIt ua gallon of tle 81 itNIeas
River. and can admit the vessels OF other nations q,
any terms i thinks proper. or continue % cNclnA
them altogether There i> variety ot >chema
before the House. hIt 30 is not oi much lnnouaaa
todiscuS> them. Is tie Government pr.rr' 3D., i.co1.
sure 20 be- adopted thc ministry beng e. .e 30 coz
maud a large MAJORITY oU any and every question
. LA
Legislature adopt something Ike the scheme .a.s
Skctchct m she event Cd, tac failure az '.. u-.l,,-
tiouS now ln progress. l Wil jus ,'a.a tle other
schemes before Tie house some of v..sb
may possibly be adopted m addition 20 me Gov
crnmont proposal w Merritt has lt..-M ar.
ward a .et OF resolutions ON which fo found
an address 10 the Queen praying that England
VIII impose on the productions OF foreign c0ua-
tries the same rates az duty that those couatrs,
impose ON The productions OF British Colonies
Although the proposition Is thus put ie c,nor,i
terms, the United states alone are aimed A. NJ
Robinson has another set of resolutions. On which ID
found AN address to t1e Queen, PRAYING f1r he I'M
position of moderate hNcd duty on foreign granal.
United INTO England, colonial produce 20 enter Tree
Mr.. Cayley. late Inspector General goes further and
proposes tO asa En- land % extend 10 Canal, fh.
same protection Ne Formerly cn'oycd In the British
markets The Government and the Free Trade
party generally with. perhaps, two three excep-
ions. have uo faith m t'tSe proposals for lhry 10
not believe that English statesmen Will move one
TOT out OF their WAY 10 confer i benefit on Canada
But still the ministry CONSIDER these idlrt ASK
ing for protection, harmless sort ot uug>, and 10
not ike 10 oppose them the Experimentation
avowS hiS READINGS 20 appeal % The Protect0m.t
S,mpathieS in ENGLAND. some address OF this knl
may therefore Dee sent home, only 10 elicit polite
reply from Earl Grey, that n suggests course Of
policy IN direct opposition 90 that which the British
nation has deliberately adopted Should iorl STAN
lev re placed 40 The head of a Projections. Govern
mcut the result might possibly be- different
But the only PRACTICAL measure which he
Americans are likely lo feel will be embraced IN he
Government proposal, of winch have cndeay0reit 10
give some Idea
The bargain and safe of SIR Allan McNab has been
stated by the opposite paper, here and not denied
by the Government organ.
The other night oh Gugy IN Vo.cn. and Dis
graceful speech. wiki winch none OF The journals
viii poimte their columns, made a most indecent
and abusive attack upon Mir Mackenzie the effect
OF which has been 10 create \ general sympathy IA
favor OF the latter
Mr. Mackenzie has given notice OF bill 10 abolish
the Court OF ChanceY and TO confer equity JurNic-
ton on the Common Law Court, and OF another 10
break up the monopoly of the legal profession ana
10 allow every man to plead nm the Courts
Mr.. Stanton the late collector al tins port, wn
cast IN damages. the other day, IN the Court oil
Queens Bench to the extent Of $4,000, for deialcs-
tons IN the discharge of his duty
The dcscrtlon OF SCamcn at Quebec IS carried 10
great extent. A petition to tho Legislature states
that there are about 300 scamcn now on shore who
have deserted paradng the streets and congrcgaing
on the plains adjacent 10 the city, armed with clubs
and colors dying, bidding defiance 10 The masters
and authorities Lc