New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03
CANADA.
Probable Retirement of Lord Elgin-Difcul-
ties in the Way of Forming a New Minis
try-Curious Law Proceedings-Catholic As
socinfiou
ISOLATION.

Correspondence Of The n Y Tribune.
TORONTO Friday, Sept 90 ISL
\ rumOr has been started IN Montreal
that the Cabinet has igned, but incline 10 the be
hef that il Is premature. That the resignation vii
take place before the 18th October, think there IS
no doubt Who VIII be called upon 10 form new
Mislstry sui a subject of conjecture Or. Roph's
refusal 10 accept the nomination for the lid Riding
Of York places HIM Iii worse position, politically,
than lie would have been If ne had accepted. The
Govenor-General VIII most likely advise with Mr..
Hncks as to whom ne shall call upon TO form new
Ministry II indeed the Inspector General be not re-
Ouuet to submit programme Of new Cabinet. In
fortnight al iufihe>t al conjecture Oh THIS poln' IS
likely 10 be at an end
In speech made by Lord Elgn at Montreal, on
Is way irCm Boston. he referred 70 the possibility
OF las beng released from the of the Gov
ernof.G eneraiShip of British North America. HIS
reception II the city from which his Government
driven BY violence IL Isi9. ) reported 10 nave
been on The whole respectful though accounts pub
lsAed m Ire Upper Canada papers this morning,
stale that he greeted with Kisses and grOanS on
cOmiug OUT OF the Cathedral on Sunday lie stated
ia speech on Monday. Ia reply To the address ofthe
CORPORATION. that he should carry with nim none but
pleasant recolecuons OF Montreal when he EFT the
counuy-what he had 10 forget beng already forgot
ten.
Nj Archibald, an English contractor. has address
&c a letter 10 LOrd Eigln. offering 10 construct
the Han az and quebec Railroad On cOpclflOu of
RECEIVING TIE amount formerly offered by these Pro-
ylnceS. SsoCoO d year from Nova Scotia a Ike sum
from New Brunswick, and $4,000 wear from
Canaca. tie also Offers 10 construct the European
and North American Inc on the deoentures offered
by New Brunswick, taking the risk of selling the
balance OF the shares IL this line ne ant MS trend.
have already taken So eco. The persons associated
With slT Archibald are British capitalists and com
tractors some OF whom have taken a leading mart
N the construction OF the great hines Of RAILWAY N
British and on the Continent OF Europe Thevhave
IN then employ surveyors, architects. artisans AMI
iaboIeis accustomed 10 railway work 10 the NUMBER
OF seVeTa. thousands These they wOslc TRANSPORT
across the Atlantic nd place upon The work Al once
II they obtained the contract. and prosecute II IN A
RAPID termination. IL i doubtful II thls Ofier would
De any acyant- ge TO Canaca. The sum which we
should Re required 70 pav annually. would be greater
then th- interest the loan necessary to Construct
the whole line 10 Hamilton. II the British guaranty
e obtained for tie whole loan.
Thriy-fOur thou sand ard thirty emierants hal ar
rlyed al Quebec this season on the 2Fh inst being
an increase OF b4t4 over las, years emigration 10
cores oLGilz cate. To the same cate 9i- vessels
had. arrs ri a. Quebec, with aggregate -uaage OF
81 s% tuns beng an increase OF 3 vessels and
tunnage oi Jlf4 tunS over The arrivals Of las. year
10 the same Gale.
The question Of steam communication between
the - Lawrence and Britain has AGAIN been urged
on he attention OF the Government oy the Montreal
Board OF Trace, Who dspuled two members OF tserr
body 10 Walt on the Executive al Toronto. In no.
teTyleN> with The Provisional Secretary and the In.
SRector CT HeTal. thew were assured by both theSs
iuIeuonaries that favorable disposition enter.