New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
CANADA.
The Worlds Fair--C commercial POlicy--Thc
Legislative Council to vote it, own eNtinc-
tion--liailroaGs.
Corre-poulencr Of The y. \ Tribune

Corrr-rorlrner Of The y. I. Tribune
ToRoNro, Tuesday, Oct Il, 1852.
This City, in common with other Canadian
Cities was recently visited by Mr.. Whitman the &c
credited a-cnt OF the Association Tor managing the al
airs Of the Worlds Fair to take place at New-York
next Muy. A public meeting called, at which Mr..
Whitman explained the object OF his visit, commit
tee was appointed confer with similar organizations
other towns and cities in Canada, on the subject,
with view 70 secure for Canada tar representation
n the second Worlds Fair. The Government, | be-
ieyc viii propose appropriation sufficient topay the
cNpcn,cs ihtt Canadian exhibitors may incur
have ascertained beyond doubt that il is the
nicucn q TIE Government 10 carry into erect rs an
nCunccd commercial policy in regard % the United
Stsics They are likely Ca encounter strong Opposi
tlon IN the Assembly Hon Mr.. Young who resi gned
tie Chici Commissioned ;p OF Pu be Works IN conse-
GUcnce oil the adoption al thls policy by the Govern
met. has gwen notice of certain resolutions which he
intends c'er m oppOston 10 the Government policy.
He couiompiatos founding them two addresses one
TO tine Govcrn0rGencra declaring for free trade poll
" generally. and against dIiereutai duties the 9th
10 the Queen, praying ;nat absolute control over
tie navigation OF the -. Lawrence may be gwen 10 the
Canadian PalaInt ht. III anticipated that many of the
usus supporters OF the Government from Upper Cana
On VIII be found o. position this particular ques-
ten Tie o-s may be partially made up uy Temporal
~ Adhesion Ot ra part OF the opposition which holds
irotectonrt opinions. and thee with trc almost und'-
Jided Ct Lower Canada my be sufficient 10 carry
the Ministry through. some 4.llh tlcE Will ih 10
cuie ma. only but lido not .hzre That opinion.
Ii doubtless requires an unusual effort OF
resolution Tor legislative body spontaneously vote
,Xnuctiuu. Nel this very singular experiment
j. actually 70 b, prCpCsed IN the OF the Legislative
Council. Hon. Iuo- u, ksy, member Of that body,
he- gwen notice ul certain resolutions which he intends
70 moye declaring that the Con ;itutou OF that House
= detective, that the Legislative Council il a mere
reflex OF the Assembly, and winding up with tins
arrourc,men, OF Intended suicide Tha, this house is
IN .ayor O. Is own dissolution, with a IL being
TcOrgaLi4 upon some better constitutional principle
To prove the sincerity this move call Of tnat has
Lcen made for the l-:h instant, when the question Of
rc-LiEg rs existence is actually 70 be put 10 vote
Mr. Moray somewhat cynical IL temper being sOrely
grryed that the Legislative Council IL TO longer per
petUll obstruction Cculr-, ell h1erL! legislation and be
lf cut 70 cCmm, legislative suicide ia parOxysm OF
mortified vanity The Truth H. hat branch OF the Leg--
lLtufe has almost ccuacI to attend III duties. For
several days together Il has been impossible 70 get a
quoIuin Of dozen, and much business has been con.
Quoted without quorum.
Last week II trial trip was made on the
Northern Railroad. distance Of eleven mie- IL ws-
The hfst oc motive ever set IN motion IN Upper Canada
L wcs ccustructed az Portland, Ne. The remaining
locomotives ioT that lae being constructed ia tbs
city Tie NIP We made without the occurrence Of any
accident cr difficulty. The obstacles in the way OF con
st.uctln- be Trunk Inc between Montreal and Hamilton
seem 10 ~ L.,. removed The Montreal and Kingston
CCnlfny h. consented 20 resign - charter md M
eve up D. stock 20 Ln--h capitalists on condition that
ie Jul elAe u Provincial guarantee 20 be- claimed by
Messir Doc h-,n 6 Go. be confined - el2OOO mile
ifst t'is mii me cost Of the road the contractor.
taking tie remaining ha o; the stock-and that the nr
mnuar! expense IL the Company shaIl b, reimbursed
sra u,r Dol lllre- a--ufned hy the Gyverurn.nt W
Jackson RS p'ulned irUm New Brunswick. and viii
probably Close aT The contract Of the trunk line az once
While la Ne" Biuns.icA L. contracted 10 cop--rlr, .
uuk Inc rom ne NOVA Scotia boundary u the STATE OF
Maine. - s5O,cUO mile -
Last thursday the Montreal and Plattsburg
Rslwty W. opened. The distance i % miles. chan
celior Wacworth WIS among those who addressed the
assenbiaee q PaitsDurg where il seems the Queen and
Pre-heni Fillmore received equal number Of cheer
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