New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

ToRoSro, Tuesday, Oct. %, leJ2.
The Canada gold discoveries promise TO as
ssine en- importance that has not yel been attached TO
them. Last night the telegraph announced the dscov-
cry, on the Chardere, Of a lump weighing 3 pounds
and the Quebec papers received here state that mass
NJ ~ pounds has been picked up AMI is valued AZ
$1,000 Il il reasonable suppose that the warnings
Of fine particles Of gold that have been long taken
from the bed Of the rver had been brought down from
A rock where the metal exits in considerable quaint
sies. And the discovery Of large Jumps would also
seem to indicate the existence Of considerable quaint
tee The recent discoveries viii stimulate 70 nsreaed
exertions on the pert Of "pTospectors and who
Knows but next year Canada may become noted
for liz gold fields a. either California or australia
There are now in the United States plenty Of prsons
who have returned from California thoroughly expe
Tenced in ali that relses 20 the discovery washing and
raining Of gon and those doubtless II the present dis
coveref continue VIII bring their psTsDce TO ber
upon the development Of the inches Of The Chaudisfe
region.
srenewed touch # Rebellion Lore agitation. Tne Re-
belion oises ill Of 1c49 enact thai the sttngs OF
the Comscn n should no; be promoted beyond tao
1t SeytepbeT, 100 tier which date hey were com
pele D. con-eque' q the uni;is eo tatc o. the IN
We tgat H. 30 hold many 81 ngs NJ Norm the Pro
yfpcill secrefry has III Ofuced bill to cont IN the
proceediBgf O, tie mns0Der taken aitertne hne ~
% 'fcss do think,
however thft fhe Opposition IL exactly in temper 10
rfDew tie scenes Of 1919 Their leader Sir Allan Nc
Nab is in chi upon applying hims II u ralro4d matters
rather then TO questions giving scope 70 the violence Of
party feelinee.
IRON all can learn and see, do not think
that Pafli mont VII n C before he end Of November;
and some think IL sittings wi be protrsctcd even be-
yOnd that dsse A. ne case win all legislative bodies,
s all talk End rk at the beginning Of the session
movement las been made in the Assembly for having
Parliament meet at siated time every year and re II
neets opposition from the G5yernm mt, there IL
reascD 20 bolcve that day VIII be fixed for the annual
assent ling Of the LcgsaiuTe which win most probably
be fixed for May because in tie absence Of railroads it i
very inconyenient travelling when the navigation Is
closed.
The bill to establish Bureau of Agriculture
has passed second reading by very large majority
the vote being IL against H.
A bill has been introduced in the Assembly
TO incorporate company to construct canal st Ssut
ste Marie bur Wi not be allowed 70 pass ss the
Government held that such canal is to be construct
ed II fhouid be O G.yCTnment work.
Tie proprietOTs Of the steamer Magnet have
obtained 400 damages against the prOprietors OF the
steamer Maple Leaf Tor collision of the utter with
the MagDc', Lake Ontario, IN April last II out
IN the evidence that the Maple Leaf racing nj the
time OF the accident The Magnet received cOnsidcra
bic injury, md would have gone down had IL not been
that she wa divided into six compartments.
Mr.. Wilson, Mayor Of Montreal has been
called 10 the Leei lative Council
Several parties have rendered for the CON
stIuclon OF the Montreal and Kingston Railway The
tender OF J. s. T. Chamberlain, vino built the o u M
burg r, I'd, h. $4,000 mile with 100000 security
that Of Hayden Crosby, OF Boston, IS $4,000 milo
security siO0O00 by caob dep sit that Of Mr.. GJul,
Of Montreal on tie part OF himself and Wright, N A.
Iory e. Co.. Of Newburgh, n. y, 900 per mc-tlc
rold 10 be finished in 1855 ne OF these tenders has
been acco pied and il s doubtful if the company in
position 10 accept any tender for the question Of s
iegtl az s:ence quite unsettled lie prcensi ms have
been decided agaipt by the Railroad Committee OF
the lIoueo and a bin TO charter another company 70
consruct the whole trunk inc Is before the Legs
hturc
The Montreal Fire Relief Committee have
Just Issued their second report. The total number Of
houses de- troyed by the great fire O July was l. H.
of which Il HgeTegj t. SD nul was So $50 The
number Of nhes rendered nous le l,125, containing
sn aggregate Of 90l2 person. The number Of CathO-
lies WHO have received relief is J272 and The amount
received 3l6j}4 the number OF Protestanti relieved
9i7, ard the unit they received WAS Si,6J2 Tdorc
nj The date OF The repo l7th, 80 persons fecev
ing ratiOus OF soup Ostmeal aud brell. The total
amour, expended by the Committee wac SIS l2O. Th3re
still remain in tie sheds at Pontc s.. Charlie and Lo
gans fam llys Icrsons who-e origin and rcl siOn ar3
ihus clrssfed-FrcnCh Canadians, 2'2 other orgns,
SGT. Catholics, Os4i Procstunts, III Lc.