New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
CANADA.
The Late Collision between Catholics azd
Oranaemen Papineau's Eiectiou-sauat-
ters-The scott Celebration.
Core psadence o. The \. 7. Inbune.

Core psadeuce Of The y. Y Tribune
ToRoNro, Thursday, July %, 1854
The fatal interference with the Orange
procession at Hamilton has met marked condemna-
,lon from the Roman Catholic Bishop of Toronto. He
has ordered refusal of the funeral rites of bis church
to the remains of Bernard Msphillips who was shot
the affray. According TO the verdict Of the corsG
Jury McPhips not shot til he had stabbed Thomas
Campbell, the drummer 1t is a singular fact that
brother OF this Campbell was killed In similar fray
some time before. No other serious disturbances
appears have arisen out Of the Orange professions.
III oush they were very general throughout Upper Can
ada Troops sent to BytOwn to prevent disturb
snce that was anticipated there and their presence had
the effect of preserving peace observe thar tho Mu
pcipsl Council OF Bytown has passed resolution CEN
surfing the Government for having taken this precau-
ton, on the pretense that me ciVl authorities wera
equal to the preservation of the peace But the fact 10
notorious thai the civil authorities have hardly ever ON
such occasiops been able, or II able willing TO pre-
serve the peace And II mere any pace "a Cansds
where they could not do this that place 10 Bytown Il
10 only years since the two parties there attacked
each other with cannon.
" of Two Mountains Ia remarkable for the large ma
orty he obtsined-663 one candidate and l,OOs
over other There is reason - suppose that Mr.
Papineau will be able to exercise any marked OF dacded
influence In the House The probability i that no VIII
generally be found voting With Sir Alan mcNao ana me
rest Of the Tories and II any combination snoula oe
GOT up between them il cannot Otherwise than M
princpled However, Ia possible tor two factions 70
be In Opposition TO Government from the most ad-
verse motives and both be, to certain extent sincere
| and honest Mr. Pspineau may have four or hvs adj
herents Ia the House OF his ewn cOuntIymer-in the
last House he bad not onebut he will not have more.
do not think that any danger TO the Government need
be apprehoDded from the combined opposition Of Mr..
rapineau and the Tories. The DANCER II exist 10 yet
undeve oped.
A difficulty has long existed between certain squat
teTs on the Indian lands the Grand River, and tho
Administrators of the property. This land given To
the Sax Nations Indians In lieu Of lands OF which they
dispOsessed in consequence of their adherence 70
the British during the Revolutionary War. portion
Of these lands 10 be reserved from sale for tho use OF
the Indians On this, well az the portion surren-
dered for SALE squatters took up their residence aud
of them after they officially warned that tho
reserved lands would be open for SALE and that
the other portion right Of presumption would DO given
to squsters By regular process OF Law several OF them
were dspOssessed but compensation wss allowed
them for such oil the improvements as had yielded
retsrn Several of the squatters refused 10 leave this
lands when ordered TO do and fome, after accepting
the proicred compensation the price OF their rerDgs
returned A short time ego petition was sent 10 the
Govenor.ieners, In whom, as the Representative Of
England the administration of the property vested.
praying the appointment of Commission 20 nyesi
safe the claims of the squatteTs. Hon. Col Bruce
has replied to tie petitioners refusing the investigator
desired.
Toronto Is 10 be made the grand ralying point for
Canada and the nited States In the celebration OF tins
anniversary Of the abolition Of Slavery In the West
Indies on the % Of August.