The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-28

gli'e keep up with the movement psrty--Yup0
C"paos, We snp ose W may cali ,t-vr ion wants
smeDg oiher thiogs, ihe entire seealay;sasioa 0f
ths Gle ny rrtive- aud the settlement Of the saiq
Dora' to- uns. Hapriy IL Is Mt oil - 70 20
into .rtbrr 81 there questions; but hav. al says
heard hat tba e~fves and tne offer seri ,us
OF staeIer 10 impt"vrrDe e. aud even to ocsuDation
r0lOi-ts want 4, bny land ontriet, not u take
j. upon me Dintelilaihle h"ldiDg and Us little
DO ey wish ~ be surroundeo b. vast tracts lert ia
STATE Of patnTe ttIi the clergy strong enough
- clear them, some bundled years hence. In / ia
coun ~ IL il n thisg ot frequent oconrreace that
private rights give way TO puhhc; and, iii Ices
not oftsI er occur, or more In tie particular form
require IN Canada, u is bsc us- in the coarse Of
o lhOu-a years, the rights of individuals have
been 80 much circums ribed as 10 leave lit Ia more
10 be done. But, We repeat, IL l. really unnecessary
to express or 10 baye Any opinion about measures
which c'ncsrn D0b'oy but The Canadians. and
which they ipnst and will settle for themselves.
They want 10 secnlarize the reserves and To settle
seieuorai lenues, and soOu or late, they will carry
both these points. Mr.. Htncks appears to have
gone With item in the main, but TO have found IL
cohvsnhn NJ 10 tempcrze. This policy he has carried
ON I'LL it has hetb BEATEN IN the Assembly. a. tue
HsfeDt q administrations cannot get On with the ex
lstiDg Assembly, and as The pext Assembly will be
elected upGer anew Representation Bill" It has
been decided To dissolve Pariam mt, and submit
the great question ~ issue 10 Parliament which
shall be fu.l~r and more uDd0ubted represented
Of the Canauisn pe0i H. We arc not tod whether
Mr.. Hin, ks expects the new Parliament 70 20 q
fsf or ss fast its predecessor but ali events the
best way to settle difficult question II To refer II to
the c0mpetest ana most auth Irtxtive tribunal.
MesDwhile, some important bulls are thrown on the
kneIi, aid much Inconvenience Ia suffered IN con-
sequence.
1hose Of our readers who happen to be particu
larry Interested in Ca. ada. VINO do a,t find OK
clteMent enough III the fairs OF the mother coun
Try, will mud the whole story in lie ter from iebec
N shosher column, whrre they will Ut ON Q tue
utsr lrn oss b;ty OF any party ~ home, In Parlia
INT or elsewhere, backing u IL. Uincks against
LIS nj me- ous enemies ~ stiviBg or the two mcs-
snJes In dis ute. Nj. Hincks appeJrs tp have been
Minister uni easl ny AZ THE euvy OF man will endure;
Niger, lIuetd than any predecessor we can renem-
btT. The c0Inbll alton aghi.st hi ID numerous Gu
ergtt,c, aid etc OseneJus. 7 ere are the remains
OF The oid tory paiiy represented by Sir Alan Nc
Nab and oth.s II ultra libAra IL, aud the Fren h
tiyes.
Here e nest Of hornets that ire British Parlia-
ment might have tnu,d IT.. II in han IL not prudent
~ resolved seytr,f Years ago IN let the Canadians
settle their Own attdip. We no y need not give tue
queiisl more Affection Iba1 We should naturally
orht"w or the disputes la tde American Cpugress
or ID lie French capital. There H. bears to he no
nitbu"n Of robDing Le seigEenss 1f their dues,
Which would certainly be Giscr. dit u the British
lane e'rp though 10 coult hot be prevented. BIT
We WHO compel the church 10 sel It's property who
G. bef the coirnnaiiun 1T tithes the sale of fau1
fer Iaiswsys, and WIN about - cp.noel The en-
TnfchistiteGt cf copy boId- mr. be m leh dis
tesse1 81 tie c"nipnsWy Sc ensnt vi suu;e If
G"'hh,ion Lrtweeo the jealois OH occuotnts os
Iowa Canaun and tbe cIuwG ol INV Immigrants
A. :" The Clergy reserves the Chutan If IL l;,l sad
IN Canada has already last .gu Ia pubic estnt
Won wi'hout continuing TOR ever the oiinns Asp
eiason Of these i.ssIvs, so nany cases -! barren.
n.ss, ~. m ny sionghs Of esnoni, ana 20 many
im' assat!e t,.csets N the miit Of us y cleared
couDtr's alive ask, then, ~ tuat the Canadian
quaiisl NAV fuo In home. resi-, In tns country
and that ne be Iefs to our osn share vi troubles.
Tusslu.
The steamer Calcutta, with the Indian mails. was
te.egrapl ed from r,e~te; dates are from Calc..r.
june l; Bombay, Juue 7; and Alexanoria, Egypt,
july z. Trade III .noia Is duh. Tx hange at Cal
c4tta On LoLdon, Is. +. No mai from China.