The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12
Prem the Hx1t1sA Provinces.
IPron the 10. ton Advertiser, July 81
Ne bsvs rsssivsd large number q papsEs from the

We bsvs ,sssivsd Asgs nunhR q pAisrs from The
hrissA provinces WOW. so.
Halifax Ispssa TO the 9th, inclusive, fo-t.
ni9Ss l g. w..,,.
seissd on Trdsy, June "a args Of smuggling. aud
Was hauled 70 the Queens wharf Saturday atsr the
u.a Of The agent to pay fine Of ESQ or EGO imposed
Ths Lsander arrived at Halifax from New York. on
huIsday. June 80 The number Of assertions at Me-
os. stated At THIRTY but h shs
Yorkers. She sailed hastily on Saturday, July z, Tor
Quebec having rscsved orders BY telegraph so to do
hAlb<r Friday July for Quebec. She Is very large
vesse f rugged for sailing but slides along very fast
Her Msesty the Queen hiss been pleased to approve Of
the appointment of r. W. Fraser, Esq, as Anericsn
Consul for the port of Halifax.
OF the fl hery vessels the Dart sailed from Halifax on
Sunday June % and the Argus Tuesday the 2Sth Tor
the Straits Of Belle se and the coast OF Labrador rhe
schoonsrs Bonita, Lieut. Lindsay Alice Rogers, Lieut.
Pecheu; and steamer Roee, Lieut. De Horsey, also sailed
A rumor il current at Fredericton, N. B., that the
troops be wthdra and the Halifax people
think that perhaps all troops OF the lower PROVINCES
win be concentrated at halifax Is those OF the WIND
The trial of the libel against the Halifax SuH and
Chsomscle, have been postponed
The Pictou Chyonicle Jupe ~, says
1.-The ship Wolf Of Quebec which stranded last
IL St. Peters I-sud, Cape Bceton, and jointly
chased the writer's sale by Capt George xcsn-
sic and kessrs. T. Crerar, has been got Oft, and
rived here Sunday last She vessel OF 1858 tons
hurna and peariy and she can be repaired for
q comparatively small sum, her present owners will
doubtless resze handsome profit by he transaction"
The submarine telegraph across the strait of CAMEO
works we'll
NEW BRUNSWICK.
st John dates TO the Orb, inclusive.
Her Msestys sloop Netey arrived at St. John
Ageneral court martial assembled a. fredericton
the LIST Two prisoners tried for desertion. This
goversent pays reward Of Go for the apprehension Of
every deserter from her Msjesty's forces.
The workmen on the ST. Andrews and Woodstock rail
way have sgeed TO et apart portion of their weekly
earnings for the relief of sny of their number who may
suffer from sickness accident. ~~Ass
The commander in chief of her Msjssty's troops in
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Maj Gen Gore, was
from Digby accompanied by his daughter, and Capt.
Gore aid de camp the General for the pur Of
holding the annual OF the troops the Pro-
vince
The Fredericton Head Quarters says it reported that
the Grmross Neck canal 1T Gagetown to be proceeded
The legislature o. New Brunswick have passed an act
allowing $500 towards the Importation Of stud horses by
ties have each raised the latter sum- and sent agent
to Europe to select the horses.
This Is . startling announcement, but it is fact
saw twenty dollar gold piece yesterday and story IL
current that large sums have been lately dug Balls
point We visited the diegins, and marks of labor
say As soon as we learn the particulars We will Lay
them before our readers -Woodstock Se,uial
Tho hall Ct the sors of temperance, at Kingston,
Rcb6ueo, was blown up With gunpowder on the night
of saturday, z5th June the budding is seriously dam
aged The enforcement of the liquor law Is supposed to
have been the cause of the outrage.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
We have st. Johns papers to June 2Sth inclusive.
The Advance. DR.. Kanes Arctic exploring vessel,
rived the 23d and her officers very cordially
received The lodge of presented to Dr. Kane
hand elk flag The stopped procure fresh
provisions and Newfoundland dogs.
The Lieutenant Governor closed the legislative session
on the 10Th.
ladies' fair, in aid of the Newfoundland School
Society. on the oath, realized $500.
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