New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

~ A. course belonged. But the de'e9eg
nS the principle OF domination "as ,hs,
Ssavtv. and it soon becsme sPPaIe hodv'
ar IA legislative CorAcil was DO y@ea S;t;3n ST
tn. deuouereat was accelerated py .aIonies,
t.lsn by the British Governments In c'1e n an.tra.
and when an elective Senate wss 'i =. Least eonsl
liza IL was felt that il might VIII ,est in Canada.
cnossS The threatened body resisted; mJu;u
a. ~ .nv change in its constitutloi, ana mug
hs'h I;oIs6 ont the bill that was 10 nave P'a.o"
nanIy n,ore ncpuar footing. "A year Passeo-
~ ~ Wv no aeitation on the suoJec', no'nine W
soonnnt for cry change IN lhe oPin'on VI ~.
menaced body and it was aLeao1 Sspl"n epP 7, a%ai
meba. meba.ro5 IN surrender at dlscreuOn. III swal-
va" pfePohf, In, offered second time to its accept
io"eu W. asrv two votes to one; and the image
ance, ,;nt Of the British Constitution boasted
ana uah,.p u.ap the DAYS of Governor Simcoe, was
I e,. w. whether the predictions that it will
20 To an entire change OF sy stem will be realized
Ieau o.ns 20 be seen. Already there are advocates
&c. sn elective Governor; but they are neither
Iol a,ns o. nor influential; and there does not ap-
oar any immediate prospect of their becoming go
I. i a Noticeable Circumstance, however, that the
ritra Tory party are inclined to favor the move
mept their organ in this city having openly backed
Il M. RumOr whispers gently that the secret OF
the affair is a desire of Chief Justice Robinson
TO become Governor Of his native Province.
The other night meeting was held here to petit
tion the Governor General to dissolve Parliament
and call new election, and there are symptoms
of other places following the example. so lar, me
movement has no particular signihcance; out IL
NAV attain more important dimensions. LIE rays
organ of the Rouge party in Lower Canada al
though strongly de,IiDg dissolution, opposes tae
movement ON the ground that there is not present
such state of public affairs as would jnsnjy the
Governor General, by an arbitrary exercise Oh the
Royal prerOgatiye, TO interfere between Ministers
and the pt op,e 1t, however, advises the electors
To meet and instruct their constituents 10 oppose
the Government at the next meeting OF far-
lament. \, c..,.,;.
Cathedral of this city, by the officiating priest,
acting on ibe instructions OF Blshop Chsroohhe',
of fonr mpsters of the crown for their public and
official COL duct, has naturally excited much com
mtnt. The Offense of the officials was, that they
had brought ip bill which prohibited eccleslas-
teal CORPORATIONS from acquiring property by
desthbed bequests or by any will made later than
six months before the testatOrs death; ana their
opposition to measure for Increasing the power
of The Catholics in regard to separate schools.
The Rouoe organ in Montreal uses the occasion to
the advantage of it's party, to show that those who
have always been denounced as opposed to all re-
loitn are really better Catholics than the min-
sters of the Crown. Thus, even the republicans
of Lower Canada find it necessity to court the
influential support of the Church.
The Irish Catholics of Montreal are getting up q
petition for the recall Of Gov. Head, because he
received On address from the OraDgemen and re
piled to it on the 10Th of July, the anniversary o.
the Battle of the BOyDe
The weeyll has appeared in the Niagara district
and in one or two other places, but generally the
wheat is free from this scOurge. The hay Gro:
has been gathered, and is more abundant than fo
many years past. At present Spring crops ant
potatoes in this part Of ths country are snffern!
seriously for want of rain.