The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

has jnst returned from very successful engae-nsnt ss
Fuilalo will reconmeDce the Howard the 4th Of
October opening with Rossind In AS Yoa Like H."
ore Of her best characters and for which she Il sdursy
htted both by taste and appearance Julia Bennett has
been very successful at the Mu.eum always Of
best conducted drsmatio establishments The Nsioaa
IA getting slong rather slowly and the workmsn
push along very fast the design OF opening the eth Of
October Is 10 be adhered II Ia said that the company
bere under pay The slowness with which the wss
k done s accounted for In various ways Some say II 10
owing TO lack of building material While others decaso
that The only material wanting IL tin say nothing q
the miro amnsemens; there abundance. Bigucr
Ritz continues to attract great audiences at Arnory
ball. Profasor Anderon has done admirably At ths
heiodeon DIR Dsmpsttr will commence seres OF his
beautiful Scotch concerts at the Masonic Temple hs
mig Thus you that all tastes provided for aoA
sufficient unsest him frou that sd
die which, according TO Horace, ho has strong
propensity for getting ALTOONA
Our Quebec Correspondence.
QuEBEo, Sept %, 1864
Rrsoion Reare 10 The Fishery Qu.ston-Msrc Trouble n
he Government Camp-RefiiSal Of Mr.. CGtier 10 taAs
OFee-Eiecre Legisiati,c Council Critical State r Co
uadian .9foirs-poa Office Report ETC.
On Tuesday resolution passed by tho House 4
Assembly, with great unanmity, which to found
address to the Queen thanking her for the prompt atten
ton which has been given to the made
fcm this province, and behalf Of the other Ner0A
American colonies the subject Of encroaohmeats q
American fishing vessels in those waters from which the1
are excluded by the convention Of 1873 also for ths
pIomptitude with which naval force despatched -
execute the treaty and aso to express the hope that
treaty will be concluded with the United states for ceing
any OF the rights secured TO British fishermen unless
such treaty sbal include all the commercial relations BE-
tween the United States and tho British North Americas
colonies The reading Of the resolution was warml1
cheered
When sent you account Of the rcsignatioa of Mr..
Young growing out of the commercial policy which il
intended to pursue with reference to the AmcxiosA
trade, i did not expect there would 50 s0sA
be a move the political board In another dires-
rectiou but consequent upon that event yesterday
the routine business Of the House disposed o
Mr. nincks, who has the entire weight of the provinoi
government hs shoulders Iose and moved that the
ders o the day ie deferred ill to day giving reason
the failure Of negotiation between the govern ment aal
Mr.. Cartier who bad been offered tho vacant situation
which be would have taken had not difference Of spa
ion sprung the constitution of the legislative coun
ell which 1t Is proposed to make elective and from whioh
the members of government desous of Withdrawing
tho piop.rty qnnlihotna soit OF chartit pyopos,oa
which MIR Cartier could not swallow and he accordingly
boted.
Mr. Cartier II Canadian gentleman remarkably wea
Informed on American Affairs believe before stated,
and like the rest Of his rather oonsc~v
tive turn Of mind. lie opposed to selecting The mes
b. OF body the second In country which evsVv
where Ia tuled ty Of wealth and standing fron the
of society," without any regard to character aun
influence, merely becsuse they possessed sufficient abi
ties to be trorblesoro; and he consequently refused
yield his support to 30 unpiincipled a measure The
members Of the government appearedon Mr. uinsks,
stat Mt had Lot made their minds the nature
qualifications but there could be doubt that thev
were willing to sweep away everything Of the kind
The House subsequently adjourned, and day Il vfM
be known whether they have succeeded in obtsniss 8
Commissioners of Public Works who will draw in harness
The fact IN begin to think sha have m explosion
here. Mr. Hincks has allied bmsef with Dr. Rolph -
leader 10 the clear grit party and estmaAs
may be formed from hts scons with reference to tAs
on OF the legislative Connc the Doctors views are in
the ascendant.
There a display Of misplaced Isuiencv
than In permitting such men RoIph Papnsau and
Mackenzie to return fiom their bsnshment and sgaa
take ihoir place among honorable 1t has been an
Dounced during the past week that the Of Eigin Il
to be recalled This may be true not but there mus
be revolving to the feelings of British nobe
mar in elevated life to be PEELED asso-
cate with cha a,ter for whom they aovereen
contempt and whom they know to be destitute Of pnoi
pie.
The affairs Of Canada never In more critical situ
ton than at present The good natured men, VII, nsr
hem In this country to do pretty much they pleased
and The rsut has been the mpt for the Cole
rinl Ofoc and the authority England which pervsdoa
the country at the period of the REBELLION Should the
pieent ministry in England remain n power restraints
Mt and The fnhabantsc Of Canada will be taught that il
Brtth colony and not the pdept ndent power which
Or. Eolph evidently considersit
Misunderstanding the various changes that have taken
place tie tories have stood firm and are still united
one man in resisting the spirit Of innovation that il
abr and had they not ruled the country the DO
rod Of the American Revolution in such as ts
create feeling against them which will be oblte-
rated they might at prestn moment do IL good ear.
sct but exclusive OF this they too progressive
ond their anti free trade principles exclude taa
report has been presented to the Legislature by the
Honorable Jsmss Morris tho Provincial Pcstmastars-
neral The business Of the department Is rapidly lereas
consequent the reduction Of the stare
and the e. tsbbment Of additional post routec, aud it
has been enthusiastically rtsned that the gros reospt
fer postage ending In April ext will be S32tcS0 lessiu
deficiency to be provided for OF only Sl6 CO., By N
egrs,ment made With the Postmaster Gene - at VIZ n
ing the payment Of ten cents letter tho o ion
Of the sender VIII tecure its transfer from Canada auv
phrt of the United states with the exception
where II hiteen cents The amount OF posta2 on et
er passing during the past year bctwee he ~ ooun
ties, has teen 0
For collection in Canada. ss oot ?,
For collection In the United states *. s4s az 20
by the terms q the agreement eschcSas TRY retains
the postage IL collects.
The number of letters received for deyes tbrouoho,.
the province for the week enoiDg the "a AS M Issa was
t6cb1; OF newspapers 10l000. DnrirG the last va.y
4l4 geo miles Of net Communication h. - o h 's 49,
making the distance which mails been transnit
ed 2o3l 3I3 miles The great facility sand security with
which letters containing money fs ,srded in Canal
worthy Of imitation in the Unit a. states Tba,. -
.gi,tered in he Offices At which hs are received ..S
dyered the pery to whom they ,ro addressed wr,t,nr
his letter The extent Of us branch OF thson.,
lions Of the department may f smated from tbs Ssst
That " loV money eefs were r. gsered the Doc xs Of
he Montreal Post ofee aioe. having passed thrursS
that nice In year.
Aereat deal q th, succe which bss attended the work
Ing Of the system since he Post Office Department v.s
trsnsfesd TO the cooD by the parent state 49,, -
years since to be aribVtsd the business hs bit sd
liberal views entertained by Mr. Morris Who iooSs
forward 81 no dstaIf perod to the ransmis,o az a.
tiers Throughout tba Provinces ut one penny saoh'
IgE mbIHorOLiJAN MEcHASICs' INSTITUTE mar
insusauon 1ohn Msurv Esq ", the chair The fol-
ioNlps sentismeH were eoet * IL Ibrsrau ri Amidon
Wen' ioof airestors viz Il. MoSun Johs r Tovers
Il ~ Entwitis H. Baldwin W. b. Brackenrix,. O. "
200 600 ps'sr F1res M. Peas~on W. H. winter O. r.
M.m,. " Birth, HepbHn. Thomas Blssden ,. r.
49, uUoI " hettnely A. Cunningham II. Poikn-
nsh mel. Ciippe. and W. Douaberty. 10 h the
nnNn OF the Instit'<te to found ibrHy at the esr-
hest possible moment -Wa,h,nson b'teAigs,eu Sept ~
RIOT A riot occurred at Lsnsiogbms, N I.
on the I'd inst between large number o. - whs
were usiDg Cubs and paving stones and bseting eaoA