New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-13

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sssS nfsn buried % tie most thorough rei'rD'a-
s"'o HoGER SBRRNtN.
CANADA, INDIA, AND HUDsoNs ""''
,ouur aeerce 81 Pc y. Y. Intun,.
TonoSro, tug. ~, i','.
CANNING, case excites great interest," mere, ""'
se,..yedly &c. lie was urged upon TIE p'''n "
a. Y. Anderson, formerly of Nov" s;ona' ",s
I'D , Montreal broker, and now Deputy I.o'
,,,s;., Treasurer. Anderson. IN io''' 'a'u"'
,.v . warrant signed by the hecel'er a"1 III
,rsc.oy.f General. for clj,Oco (so%oVo)' ~ n''e'
Ss n.,mept cf certain tu.1p'ke deosn'u'es' lie
e. ,rere then paid; lie saw another war
I'D bv the came parties years thereafter for
,sa 80 sum' and the none, lodged in the Bank OF
un,s, Canada, uDdcr pIeteose that it was to pay
~ .,me dsbentures which he knew had been paid.
Did be check this wrougl | dou5; slch h"f1-
Ciert.
Cumming tod ADderson-so he swears-ot TWO
persons, whose names be bound him Anderson 70
Keep secret to whom he Cumming had gwen
$4,000 If the money of the Bark ffaudensly' wi.h-
out security. Why did Anderson agree 70 such
,ee-ccy Anderson swelrs that Cd.Dming ir1
him that Kerby ard McGafy are pair OF scoun
areIs. Didn't he knew that whe1 glmb|pg With
then, and si,jpc them tie Back ;Olds He -
no,v said 10 have plum 'e-Gl the Bank of $4,000,
and vet he is free on bail of s., 700, d his accom-
pliccs on veg i.jfing bail. His conpln ons have
been sore OF the most nosol.oJs OF Odr gamblers
fart men, and spectators. Deputy-Receyer An
derson, il seems, had not only recommended Cum
ming, but also got Cashier RdOut set up branch
a few hundred yards from the Bank 10 preveo
Upper Canada Bank checks getting nto the hands
Of other bankers Ito intercept tfem.)
The financial editor Of Tie Independent OF you
city is deceiving his readers or is himself de-
ceiyed in the matter of India, where he says, Tine
Indian war would not hamper the finances OF the
british Government. Tie East India Company
provides for the expenses, and Will decrease ia
Taxation"
The East India Company, even in recent years Of
profound peace, expended great deal more money
than il was able to raise from the people by taxa
ton. The difference war raised by loans fOur-ttlhs
Of the amount of which were borrowed in England,
for the rich people of India would not thus invest
their surplus fund.- How can the f. l. Co. "in
crease ts taxation" when the native army OF Bel
gal by whose means the taxes were collected, 10
disorganzed How can taxation become more pro-
ductiye in the midst of civil war and a hostile pOps-
will be greats England has TO raise the means. Look
At her arnlaDents-the new direction given to the
fllibusters whom Lord PalmerstOD had sent for
Chua-the heavy rcmittances in silver-the army
Of foot horse and artillery, on its way to the East
and saw If a more silly remark could have been
made than that rebellion in India would not ham
per-" English finance
Here in Canada we are taxed nearly $500, 600
year TO keep w all armed militia, of which the
authorities from Europe supply the officers and
control the machinery. | say II IN DO uniiendiy
spirit-if England does not manage our finances
more honestly than she is now dong If she con-
tinUes to allow the laws to be dead letter; II
drones or marinets ignorant OF our country are To
pretend TO rule il; if legislature Is to be col
rupted by the authorities paid and sworn to watch
over its purty-we may not have long to wait Tor
armed iDsurrection by the armed natives here. III
IL true, all is loyal smooth, submissive on the sur
face and spectators are borrowing and railway
making: but gamblers change their keynote with
the times. English rule is in far greater danger 10
day in Canada than in India.
A representation in the British Parliament
talked Of also, political union OF sl the Colonies,
with your Federal and State machinery, or soise
thing akin TO it, in addition t. the supreme author
i,y of London. We are to be aliens to our English
>peaking neighbors in Vermont, New-lork, ONO
and Michigan. who are beside Us, and united to
poorcr colonies IA thousand miles distant. The
interest Of America is peace. All should unite IN
warnings of the danger that may arise from mis-
government.
Almost half of North America is in the hand,
of close monopoly, called the HudsOns Bay Com
pany whose affairs Special Committee OF the
British House of Copmons are employed III invesl-
eating. The Liverpool Reform Association, alive
10 the true interest. of commerce, are DESTROYS to
.ce the Uudson's Bay Corporation broken mp and
the territory opened for settlement. Our Csnsdt
Government, too, sent one Of our Chief Justices t(
London last Spring to watch the movements ol the
Commons Committee; Kr our blsck-eSs, Land
lobbers and politicians are eager TO get hold Of vas
tracts of lard for next 10 nothing whereon 10 place
poor setters-Canada Company iashlOn-makuls
the most of them. His name is Draper and he Is
supple, accommodating character, where II is hi
interest 10 be 80.
Hincks was rewarded with .Oyernorship. At
S5 COO year for basely betrayiDg u.s. and pos'fbi,
Draper has sOpe hopes. lie this ~ itmay, his con
duct in T. gland has not been favorable 10 Canada
or TO 'Se emancipation Of the countries north and
west Of her borders instead of insisting that the
Ge of the Company should be submitted 20 the En-
gish Star Chamber or judicial Committee OF the
Privy Council, Pc quite willing TO submit Il re-.
view of certain boundaries merely.
When $1,000 Canadians peiitioned Queen VIC
toria not to hang Col Lamb and Capt Matthews iol
seeking Independence in 1877. thus Draper was
Crown lawyer. and in the Executive Council. The
Canadian Government had very strict Instructions
to be mild but Draper insisted upon hanging tie
men forthwith rrd rot Ter the odoa.e for which they
bs1 been Il ed either; ard be successfully urged
Mr.. Geo. &c Arthur ret TO wait for the Queens az
>Ner 10 the petition. They were hung accordingly.
Draper was tie harshesi Of all the officials toward
all persons suspected ID desire a. get id oil tamil,
compact government; ard row he has openly be-
traycd us, and Will get hi. reward. OF three Colo
nlol Govc,rolships bestowed in London on reslden
Of CaDada who had deserted their principles fol