New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

sfhlCsF. tie pay, DOHtFtG, 10 tuoti' tb'ic it dn
,f.cirrt Normal school supported by legislative
grants The Islsnd possesses sl tae apparatus Of
| Colony in the way If legislative and Judicial ar
rapgemen's Its population - about 7O'o0
! Fct0u on the north store Of Nova Scotia ~
the port TOR the Albion coal miners, ee'en mhes
distant. The vicinity is mainly setted ~ scotch.
Ike town contains about 5000 Inhabitants. Un-
Dhe nearly every other part OF Nova Seela tho
inhabitants are decidedly enterprisiog IN business
Il alters and travelling arran. ern~nts New Glss-
60" 10 ous'ipg business place OF above ,oNO
! hLabitants, two miles from the mines connected
| BY railway and steamer With Pctou anl The mi,es
twice daily during Navigation. Five vessels arc
usually on the stocks ut once In this village. and
business is usually brisk ard lively
A st. amer as i'll adapted for toe coas, add busi-
ness as il well could be, runs semi-weeky bssween
| Pictou ard Chirlottetowp, making a weekly trip
from the latter place 70 the north shore Of New.
Brunswick, and connecting with steamers from
tie head Of the Bay of Fundy TO ST. John BY means
! of stages across the istbmus. With tb,s expecta-
ton | returned by il TO Chsrlotteto~n, intending
Ia so right on 10 the LANDING place az Shed,.c,
y. Il. By some reglect 90 the part OF the Halifax
,ficias, The kDqlIsh mail did Dot reach Potou 10
time for tie steamer 70 take /, - the island. On
arrival ilither the captain applied TO te Post
master General for Instructions, and he vas d.
rected TO 20 ON bis trip as usual; but before he
could start, counter orders came from Dominic
Daley, the Governor, directing hm to Ietarn foe
the EDglsn mail. "t't'oio"SV
Of the Governor with the functions OF 100 Post-
master. General eighteen passengers fOE ST. John
ost three days tine and expenses as tie :. John
STE amer only ran semi. erkly ODe inan, emf
prstpg to Wisconsin with family OF twelve Toe,
not less than S25 In each by this despctc act IN
or3er that the Governor (a protege oi the Old Tory
school in Canads) nigh receive his dispatches s1G
hours sooner. Governors, popes emp-rofs klhsS
| pr, sictnts and bogus sber1s seem JUST now dis-
posed 10 carry things with high hand; but .he re-
| action is coming.
The Governor Of NewBrunswick, Manners
! Sutton, an EuglishTory, has dissolved the Parba-
mt ut of that Province bis own sole rrspouei-
bility, in the teeth Of his responsible councillors,
iIstigated thereto (t il said) by the Catholic aud
| Episcopal Bisbops, who are his constant eomPan-
ions The pretext s, that majority Of the people
| OF New BruI swck are opposed 70 the PfohDitory
Liquor Law However that may be- il is ques-
toned by large msiority OF the NewslSruns Nick
papers whether he had any right 10 judge ~ 10
| what the opinion of the people OF NeS-Btnos1ick
might be ON any subject, unless through their
representatives. The opinions oi these repreeen-
atI,es 81 regards prohibition were wen koowo
! by rbe electors at the TIME OF the las eiecton-
| The true reason is ALLEGED 10 be, that law
having been passed enareing the suffrage, tho
| Govern cr wished 10 secure for his Tory irends
four ears lease OF power before an eiee.'os undec
the new law could take place and 0iaft loi t'er
! tltiI hopes of Office.
| Inc law fAs never pftu N'b'''hev ,"'''''"'
principally becsu,e of the mag aud maoy Oh
the upptr crust being fond oi Il glass. Mnreoyer,
some If them, ohe wise disposed 10 euiorce tbo
law are afraid Of judicial decisions similar 70 those
recent, given in Massachusetts aud New fofh,
which would render them pecuDlarijy fespcns'bio
for the value of the liquors destroyed. SEIZURES,
| however, are made by drzeDs aud liluor df'pAns
is rend, red d1icu't and disrepu'able. There ~
| every reason 10 believe that il has Diminished.
Were it continued, this re.ut would tshe place 70
| an increased extent.
in some parts OF the Azores it appears thai no
! habit Of tbityiDg ls as common among msssHattS
ard people spirit ond wiDe.dIoklue suong si'ni-
! lar cIa,tes in New Brunswick. ii tho ProhlbltOry
law in the latter place and elser bere, oGg 10 DO
repealed because 1t cannot always DC eRnfceo,
then TOR the reason should laws agalnst stea'-
| lpe be repealt d in London NeS-York, the Azores,
| and elsew here.
Having miss. the steamer. took stage rom
one OF TIE h.aos of the Bsy OF Fundy to St. Jobn.
Much of the Intermediate section is superior
farming country. nan on the ROAD spoke o'
having .htly bought fne farm OF 2oV acres,
with buildings for 81 30. The people seem VOL
Of 81 i comfortable. Produce ietcbes agOyd prce
AT all times in ST. John, with which the section
will room he connected by rdilror I'D. Itls 10 ono
among many sections of the Eastern PROVINCES
where enterpri.iDg faruers with suaD eapitai
M. ht spgarel tly accumulate means rap'py, hu,
most uDaccOunt,bly there II large ripYra'ion
Fl. III al parts of be IN Provinces 10 w s'ofn
| Canada and the Western States, where land is t1t
little better than the be- tier kinds of land N tho
Eastern Provinces, and sells for six seven times
as much, and where tho produce oj tho and ~
much less valuable. l can only account foo u
that On the principle of "Evil commuaoato on
cOrruptDg good manners y aud UtCl cersa that
emgrants to the West catch tbe enteprsing
spirit OF the people there and succeed VOL;
whereas in the Eastern Provinces the CTS .ser..c
OF society generally is too powerful for ohe man
| to overcome. This and the long Winters are tho
main araw backs TO these Provinces. The slownosg
and expense of communication with tue large
cities il the United States 10 also a Temporary ID-
p.diment
SO imperfect are communications and modes 0i
disposiIg of proouce in and b~tweenl Prince
tdwald island and Northern New. Brunswick that,
while in Chatham, " g., the neccssarrs Of lilo
may be at an eDOrmOus price, on the leland thoy
are 80 abundant as not 10 pay the farmer for
raising them. One buDdred aud ff,y niiIes moro
or Itss, Of falt water is the only intervening
obstacle betw, en- the producer and tho business
| mart Of the consumer; yet such IL The waat OF
regular and rapid communication - such the
clumsy aid expensive modes OF conducting bust.
! pess, and 30 OyerpOweriDg the mercantile mo-
nrp"ly that, while the farmer Oi the island
probably realizes but ~ 10 % cents per bushel on
! bis cats aud that often on barter, they cell az
wbOlesale in Chatham for 81 or 40 ceGts, and tho
merchant retoils them in the Winter a. 60 or 10
cents Here the beauties Of civilized commerce
are in full view
The climate on the Bay Of Fundy beiGg subject
I 10 toes and dampness, is less healthy than on the
North Shore (Gulf OF ST. Lawr.nce). ~.
Stephens, On the frontier, ia pleasantly situated on
tie It. Crox River, opposite Calais Maice.
HeIc social and business life is essentially
IL.