The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26

has been enlarged by Messrs Krus account Of
some protested bills which were drawn against the cargo
question has aieiy occurred between this firm and Mr.
PiKe the Consul 0porto, who wished TO raise bottom
ry bond the chip which Messrs Krus % would not
permit
The Hudson Say Company.
BRITISH TROOPS TO BE SENT FROM CANADA FOR THE
RED RIVER.
In the House OF Commons 4th OF July Mr. WyLD said
that a. that body of troops about TO be
sent from Canada to the Red river settlement The dis
lance Of the journey according IN Ae ordinary route across
the lakes would be about 200 miles but II was said that
the troops would be sent down the ST. Lawrence, round
the last of Labrador and Hudson's bay, dis
about4 200 mles He wished TO ask whether
was really the Intention % move the troops IN that man
nerY
Sir J. RAsspxr said il perfestly correct that de-
acbmen troops 10 be the Red river round
by the the distance CT which route was At least three
times greater than that across the lakes The obstacles
to the adoption of the shorter route, however,
quite iDsuperable. There q steam
communication from Toronto 10 the western end
Of Lake Superior. bat from that point to the
settle ment there 300 miles ntersected with
rvers and swamps that he believed the country quite
impossible. That the reason the troops were going
by that long detour They we're sent, however,
the request OF the Hddsons Bay Company, and at their
cost
The usual motion then made for the adjournment OF
the house at its rising I'LL Monday next
Mr. VIVID said the honorable baroue was Ia error in the
ratemep. he had made Was he that the Caua
dian parliament had voted $500 TO make road that
part OF the shorter route to which he had REFEREED Tho
country 20 far from being mpassabe was average prairie
land but the real secret OF the m.,er was that the ud
cons Bay Company afraid f having road to their
territory and therefore they preferred the long route
(Hear
Sir j RAsspFS aware Of the vote in question: but
the had yet been made, and the troops
qnired AT the Red River Immediately. piear, hear)
From the London Chronicle, July
Wewere glad 10 the questions ssked by Mr. Wyh as
TO the Brhh troops for the Red going round Of
900 miles. When consider that from Su peror 10 IL
they would have 400 miles, and from York 700 cannot
agree with Sir John xer espe ,ay Colo
mel oon, who had aveed both routes, describes that
from Super,r as the beet
1t would h,ve been well for the war oce before yield.
ing TO the suggestions Of the dsons Bay Company, TO
have consulted Lord Bury, who has beea member the
Canadian Parl ament and Indian ,mmi @oner r Cusark
Rouey Secretary of the Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada
Colonel Croton and Captain Heard, bo.h OF whom gave
evidence before the Hudson Bay Committee. with
London, Liverpool and Glasgow merchants Interested 10
the Canadian trade, "a we'll ~ the Gvernor General Of
| Canada.
from Morrea for New York, II will be late 10 counter.
mspd those uniess the vessel puts back 10 colonial
ports In such event orders should be sent for her 10
return 10 quebec The men, women and children must
suffer good deal during the seventy days they may be
route An 10 the rest or the troops not yet gone
trust Lord Panmure will send out directions for them 10
proceed by the right road.
II must COS, the company four times much to send
them by Hadsons Bay ss by the lakes.
IL would be the duty Of the War Once TO CONSULT Colonel
Crofton and Captain Heard ct once
The assumed by the Canadian press, OF all parties
very strong he sui ect, and the gsve nment should
great caution lest 10 Eastern difficulties they add
hose OF our Western colonies hitherto 30 loyal 10
a,h crown, but at present mach prosoked ~ the War
and Colonial Offices here.
Chasing the Anne riesn SLAYER Adams Gray
The Captain aud His ~rsw o" hoard tho
Britain " ar sloop.
lAsos AFRICAN Coss May 20 Correspondence OF London
- Herald
am happy to inform Oh tina, tho old Promc,heus fell
In with valuable pr 90, In tho sha % OF sayer fow
days ago ON our way 10 Ascension, about 100 mics
south OF Lagos the masthead man sung out "sa ho
be e I OF oUG w.
but that this foolish s porceivns altered course
proceeding which excited suspicion 10 the guilty breast
of Pfomebegs who standing towards his un,oca friend,
made him ont One iganne, sning away before
the wind with all sail he could stagger under Prome,heus
stirring up his honestly acquired dre., and giving In
creased Stimulus 10 the es kettlen rapdly essencd the
dsa himself and tue honost gentle ahead
who perhaps having no particular fancy 70 cgvste the
difference between "meun and tuum, and
wishing TO follow his osp nose alone, took In his stuass
the Prometheus equally accommodating In. nice
breeze sprnsDg up both ships being on the port TACK
an erct ug chsse commenced the bflssnine, evidtny
clipper her auu, spars bending like reeds with crowd
% white careening gracefully over 70 the
breeze, seemed hre, ONE beautiful fairy seasul skmmng
along the surface OF the water, vany endeavonrns 10 ny
from hateful black nend-rosrng anf painting, and
be ching forth Ore and smtke and destruction from ia iron
furpsey lupgsn pursuit The chase thus continued for
hour. the Prometheus WY but inevitably gaining her
Prey which being hard pressed again capped on all stun
,Sp n az boors sbe was within ranfs Of The Prone
theus Who "yawed" and ired gun. Tho brgsntinc,
seeing the all let ny his royals oox IN his stun
hove TO- In few Minutes NO we're along ie--the
zines stopped boat falls tssed through The blocks,
strangers quarter, we're on board in twnipg In ton
minutes the sickly looking Spanish flag replaced
BY joly old ensign AMI pennsht Soon aer her crew
was board the Prometheusall laltAns-as villa
and III favored looking collection OF miscreans
sliced wiodppe, os put IN force he PLEASANT little
cent recreation peculiar gentlemen Of their profession
and They the ships sde headed By their
Shippers ,horoush paced Yankee Tpis polished gentle
ms do(ar mi In m n no
freedom and Independence Of the nslon IRON which he
derived his paronmc, very cooly thrust his hands into
write bis name and address In tobacco juice the well
holy stoned deck and having accomplished this perform
sne, With 'lpsu ws and deaer be Exclaimed ~
you have the laugh all on your osn side This time cal
cuate she the finest prize You have taken this many
day but n bad only little wind, guess that ere
hooker could lick all tarnsl creation, and gone OF clean
click hike Creased fash OF lightning cs abe served
III 70 yourselves. this ums n. 700 bed Or
70 be served out in this ~sy To- Tying 70
black nlggers, that's fact" Having snas eense.s
himself he resumed his salvary discharge with ncreseo
eaeYsy 70 The no small dpuss Of the Hrss neaeua no
doubt The ship han isom ~ ysde, eeaouIa.y
,n, The ess.e bsy Dire. overheard anchors and
| all heavy weights, knocked away Nc vesS mom 'se
s.S ~ sss ss :. ss
crsssips her ealing qdshies we found nsw n
o. sssi q rh.ssy and sSSs Ss discovery o. al wa,
an Irrsn.s quantity OF dollars and doabicons to the
tune on between 900 and 50 600 sutins ooners
h,s sovor of .bcb ed away on toe persons OF
~ ~. p.s 0,e od fellow ~ho seemed showed down BY
ws,gbt ~ voc % 10 be suffering non co 70 dyspep
AZ cent for resrept 10 he DOCTOR who seemed Per
s,, rro,gsr With the complaint, and relieved him
70 :, ali Inc distressing sympOns Of The dsease, Va
$500 ngod pressing heavily ca the poor Old sentemAns
e so Va. cent for condemnation 10 se-rs Lsoue aud
,hs cyew cent shore at Bsds0z each fellow receiving
rIo and the captain sSo-raner decent treatment tcr
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