The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
Oar %. C~sssrsses Correspondence.


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Oar 90. C~sssuses Correspondence.
81 cAuluuss- sralsGs
CANADA wK-r, July 10, 1858.
Poiuss az . watering PLaoe-Resigrefioa f IA Mse
senad A.atstry-- D,Gouly II Fwslng Ns~ Adssiais.
hatsa-Iu Probable EIsmsan-A DsA Of Ssa~da-
klqyem>uf and Rrna.Oay Narrisg, caaadl Criok
e,.rs a. tAe HJsken Match Fsasy Niger Sss~oH-fh
Crops. &c dc.
10 the even tenor Of wstsrng place snsssnce an ex
element Of any sors Gossend Bi.ssngs. they say,
rarely arrive single. and case The axiom has been
resxsd ior this week eqassmsy hes pesn been dis
turssd by sveb,s a rather . stirring chsraser-s
change Of ministry and IN elops mest
Yoa received Of course by telegraph, the Of the
fall The Macdonald Cartier DEMONSTRATION. To jadge BY
The sensation which created must he'd been wholly
unexpected In any quarter. me late ministry,
since ia accession 70 onlce, has had steady
working majority and has gssersly soooseded IN carry
ing ia IN spite of eppossoa conducted 9th
more than usual scerbiy and personal feeling On
question which could scarcey be called mnis'erla one
iha. OF the remove Of the seai Of government 10 otAws
M Macdonald and his colleagues sassinsd defeat on
Wednesday night; but from The tone and bearing which
icy snsess % s.vss ae mssse so s, ~.
they had allowed i've months OF The session - slip
away without taking any steps 70 carry o1, me olsens
decsion. genera feeling Of assoanbnent WAS there
fore created when tue following day (rhgsdyl tue
Attorney General in bis place 10 tho doasa AMI ar
previous eve1Ipg sbe MuIstry had felt ,hsr duty .
lender their resierAtops G,vernor General rney
therefore only held cce until their suocessorr we're aP
pointed.
rhe that the vote upon this important question vas
prospged 70 within ses days OF the close Of the sesoo,
denouncinz me oposo offered 10 tue measure oOarss
have led people W conclude tnA under ms anscts1oa
Of duty and loyalty 70 the thrcoe, skufa ponscs me
peuvre Is concealed and sucn there " every reuea
10 believe the OF tbs supporters Of the
late ministry was held immetaaely sfier thsir resgas
io op, Of sss lower Sn.au %.mSs pssS them
selves stick 10 Mr. Macdonald through thcx and thin
This in House Of enc hundred and thirty NON
berp would give him q clear majority Of twenty,
and render 10 uuerly impo~Aieae for MIR. Brown
any other Of his party 70 carry on the government
open them; but The present state Of public feeling
this would not avail them much slight decrease IN
Ss1youIa pos s,rsssSso ,hs,r sssds y sns
BILE them TO continue their hold og power.
The object then, Of Mr. Macdonald ana his colleagues
clear He wants BY his move 70
try how incapable his opponents o, oonducsing the or
~ ne -. ,a sSS SrosSsy Se.sss % D.
imnessssly On the resignation ct the Ministry sc,.s
leader of the opposition Mr. Brown, Aod proposed 70 him
the task Of forming administration. The honorable
Ead an opportunity Of consulting his friends but sfssr
calling 1ge,her he returned 70 his ExccllcDcy and
accepted the responsibilities Of shs Premiership.
The Toronto Gicbs Of ths morning M Browns pAperl
the fact Of his acceptance but gives no list Of
the Ministry. II states merely that Mr. j. sandnsid
Macdonald and Mr. Doron had given their adhesion 70 Mr.
Brown, and were engaged Win him completing the
from private letter which have seen this afternoon.
think tia, you may rely the following st "nbraot
most Of tho names that will compose The noe AdmsDs
tration-
Inspsctoy. Gsreyat-Mr Brown
Attorney Gsneyai, u C--fIon. J. sana6sli Macdonald
iyosfcpor Gsneral-Mr. Mowst
Posfmaaer Gsnsrai-Mr. Foley.
Bureau Of Agrie,aaye-n Christie.
Receiver Generalization. Mr.. Morris.
Aaorney General, C-nr Dor'oo.
Solicitor General, l.. CIR Laberge.
Pubic Wmks-hr. Hoson.
Prorincial SccTcayy-Mr rhibeaafesn
Commissso,sr q crccn Laasis-.r oAschoo.
Speaker Of Legisiairs CbwicI-h- Dcssanes.
Mr.. Brown The Premier, and proresor and esor Of
lie Toronto Gob>, man Of great soinsy, and iaeni
ipic~Ior ia reaainsss 70 ne late Premier; but N w.
never hs,ees, q csose sossoosr, aud s reochsef "a
HIS posacal snyeensm- lie s'oss - ma es 80 s
tsbl-aed npw called upe Basvser. N ccmplsses VII
the solicitations q number q b" coaprymsn sestsd
wards where he continued the p~bioaioo q bis nowHps
per- he eocn, however, changed IL TILE 70 ths ot me
W.ekly GLIDE, and, - circulation Increasing published
and ha always shown himself violently hostile W ne
Church OF Rome. me only support which he has n Los
acn,y which he will nad 10 carrying On his i'd
ministration will DO In The natural ~ VII en
.sraiDea towards him by IN, TIE u,ssS.'s mo-
Testing Itself IN the bitterness with which tbey exprar
themselves since his accession 10 the prcnersap 10
spo ss To hi. souor be r.sssd ,bs he ss, sisi
his father 10 pay OF the debts which hsf over~h.inse
him wIth bankruptcy before he lei scotland. besses
paper, M Brown has acquired handsome fortune ~
railway and land specuHrons. He N siii yoaeg me,
The Hon John SANFORD Macdonald, formerly sscsser
Of the House Of Assembly, one OF the most em nsn'
lawyers Of Upper Csnsds ne MAJ ?. sssrs ion
cisn. lie was solicitor General under NE Badsn al
mipistration. Mr. Macdonald s Roman c@shol'c and
Ia married 10 wealthy Virgins lazy.
M Foley ~ q lawyer and FAIR parliamentary spesker.
He N IrishmAn by birth, asa wss II oae ums bar
koeper IN this neiehborhood.
M Movsss Is : cnsnccry lawyer in good prscsoe. Tie
Glands well In the House and 10 an elective spesssr
Mr. Dorion Is lawyer, and one o. NE lesaer q ".
the best speakers from the Lower Canada section.
Mr. Cauchop h . lawyer and ex-editor. ne ~as csn
missioner OF Crown Lands in The Hreks governmen and
Mr. Christie wealthy farmer, bot has no Ors,oric,
talent
Mr. Morris was formerly bank dreaOr, asd has N
credit OF financial ability.
Mr. Holtou is one Of the largest merchants 10 oAoAia
ne has present no seat in Inc House, a.yas ss.s DE-
feaied II the sst election for Montreal.
OF the other gentlemen whose natsss nfure IN TOE
above list the that said "a that Their
understand hsi the late Premier dsslsred yesterday
that II had not been for the detection o eight 81
Lower Canada members be would mot have resigned.
I'd 70 three O'Clock to-day Mr. Brown had no. suc,eeed
In completing hts arrangements Inc House met, but on
nndine that no progress had been made towards the tor
nation Of Ministry adjourned over 10 three O'Clock on
Monday.
have been informed this evening By gentleman Who
bss ust GO ne over from Toronto NJ Mscf maid the
late Attorney General clceesed With his fxcenency
for time this morning. do not know ho~oorreci
this ssSsemect may be, but Of one thing you may rest
assured that this manmuvrs Of resgnstloe has been
for some time maturing By the administration, for TIE
purpose Of crushing opposition tnst was peeomsnx
Troublesome 10 them wen informed persons here
Of opinion that when the House meets Monday the
late Attorney General will be again AZ the bead o Affairs
Should ths prove 10 be the case there will PROBABLY be
reconstruction OF the ministry, ss some Of 's members
are very unpopular.
The ether interesting local even, 70 which referred in