New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
CANADA.
Adjournment Of the Provincial Parliament
Commercial Policy of Canndn-Cholera-
Toronto and Guelph Railroad-The Presi-
Dental Election, &c, &c.

Correspondence Of The = I. Tubune.
ToKoNro, Saturday Nov. 6, 1852.
The adjournment of the Canadian Parliament
from Wednesday to tue 18th February, and the
election OF Democratic President for the United States
delays the adoption of the Commercial policy OF Gov
erLment. The Inspector has twice reiterated his adj
hercnce to that policy within few days. When pre-
pared to force his policy the House before the nd
journment, Mr. Hincks said that his would de-
pend upon what action would be taken by Congress.
He also declared that great advantage had already
crud this country by the that had been taken
the Fishery question He did not specify these al
vantages but said il would yet appear that they had
been attained The House has discussed Mr. young's
resolutions in opposition 10 the Commercial policy 0f
Government but vote taken, AMI nothing new of
importance elected Mr Merritt has given notice Of the
folk wing resolutions the subject wi view tO found
on them an address 10 the Queen:
That while Treaty Is pending between Great Britain
course between the latter country and these colonies -
tie duty OF mis- House 70 express the opinion Of the people
OF this Province thereon III the earliest moment.
That to the future peace add prosperity OF The
inhabitant and he permencncy OF Treaty between tie
countries Il should be based the true principle OF
That the mutual interest OF the citizens aud inhabi
tsnts of each country would be best by ogsns
HerbOT and C4sts OF each respective country under the
charges winch now arc or hereafter may be- imposed
by either Government for the rguaton OF their own sub
l. That the vessels or craft built in country may b
purchased and owned by the inhabitants OF the Other and
coost freely EACH all bountes and duties On vessels ana
food timber sh and all other natural productions OF hs
respective countries should be renewed and that all inter
course for the PURPOSES OF and sso
products should be placed tse same footing without any
greater restriction than would be imposed under one senof
Although the determination to adjourn tho
Legislature based the prevalence OF the cholera NJ
Quebec do think the disesse IL very viruleuf In
addition 10 Quebec IL prevails less at Toronto.
Hamilton and other places. There have been q rev
deaths In the Lunatic Asy um here, aud THIS morning
there are five in the institution. One OF the s-
tiers Of Charity cked last night but Deyonh TINS
/ hear Of no cases in the city.
The Toronto and Guelph Railroad has been
put under contract at 80 652 mile The contractors
are Canadians Mr. A. T. Cali, Of the St. Lawfence and
Atlantic Railway being one OF the parties. The Rail.
road Committee Of the House oil AssemDly decinea
against granting the right 10 this Company % cxtend
their line 10 the western limits OF the ftoTince On nn
ground that IL would interfere with the Great Weserp'
az part OF the main trunk line The House however,
reversed the decision Of the Committee and rcsorea
upon granting the night Of extension 70 fot taas'
tended TO Godeich. The Municipal Counch on ue
United Counties OF Bruce, Huron and Peitn nas sTeo
$4,000 toward the work Jhs n.sn 10, -. co,,,
MARION Il 10 consist Of beyond Goderieh WIN not IN
dertake 10 cay The northern terminus Of me North.
ern Railway from this city yil De, no" ptety ~.
,nder,tood al Owen found, whence Il Il Intended u
start a line Of bOsts westward on the upper lakes
The election of an American President Is a
thing that docs not directly ~ but there
an opinion that the result Of the choice Of the American
peore may indirectly AFFECT trade relations, the cleo
fion Of Pierce l. generally acceptable here.
The House OF Assembly has adopted prop
oston ia favor OF establishing btmonthly line OF
stesmers bet ween Quebec and Montreal Ia the summer
Halifax TO be the Atlantic port at which they are u
touch monthly in winter and not was at first expected,
Portland They aso resolved 10 vote $1,000 year
toward the support Of thee steamers for seyen years.
commencing the first Of Nay next. Thee steamers
will also be exempt from dues on the e. Lewrence.
pension was granted On Friday night to the
widow Of Col Antrobus whose husband Died Of apo
plexy few days ago. &c