The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Vhc Br1tash War Movement IN CanL.s
snd tho West ISai6SF -. 49,"

NJ HIRS I'm EOHOFEe
The Britain War Movement N CapLa.
vn,,,....s ana tho West IS4I6sF -. 80 s"
Ar psrST oT VT , FOR anE 1RAf M SlNlpA4-A
sTsoNa duNs TO IN ssMs dUysSns NORTH aMn.
PnA Place foUsNriFicAc,oNs I,yD ARsENAIs TO BE
IVA w'v,' oN WAR Fo5yiNd+-ALLEaED rAMPER-
UNITED sntsisH rRooPs BY AosNfs FR6A TIE
81" 4LIsH WORK"
From the London Times, June 1ol
evsr tho famous day q the New Eeaandsr rh9slt
be reviewed for the instruction Of Australian world
the magnitude Of our possessions will not exte more
they wore retained s;ss' yHf,.
The ara. dependency on the list, and that With which
America Half the he North American Continent PERTAINS
70 the British crown; and this dependency, 10
vast ahd 30 valuable, lies Ca the borders Of
the the United States have Often amused thenss ,ss
with talk about the appropriation Or q '.ada, and
ssxs sonssn. Sy s so,n as
roregn claims may 20 'owed to die opt, they must
never .sceiv5 an fresh confirmation Or extension.
Ader such circumstances II might BIO fsncied that our
border would be brssng with bay ones and that colo
ny heaty well immense would absorb an army
OF itself Very different is tha truth Of tne case The
eRtiro garrison Of Cauada NIGH. be packed In coupe
of steamers good half OF all the troo5s qaartered in
theprovinoe nigh. be comfortably accommodated IN the
wellington barracks There are some 2coo IN Nova
taken from every North Amer,te9, ststi56 and the
whole force were parsdei II Mas, !, would barely
/ foundlen1. The last mas have informed us that
even Newfoundland has it's liabilities to political
disturbance Election rots have taken place there and
tho troopa have been calod out, in former days
they used 10 be al home. What the OF the
garrison In the hour OF need we do not know, but in
March, 1850, II nsstei, for all the districts OF the
island, Of 100 fost soldiers and one gunner. How this
frteryman came t;be isolated, wha. Descriptions
piece no wss expected 70 we cannot pretend 10
w fsl
quenoe Of events which nave oonvulsed The American
,epublic and afrayed the millions OF the Nor ssaipst
inforce the garrison Of Canada with brigade of British
infantry. or course there calculation Of forces
sassId fly arms narrauding parties mi poby in The
heat Of nat'onal srveeenee, sDorr here and hsye
er border and insreoIe the most exposed points Of
lake frontiOrs will be provided by these means with
few oompArirs Of troops for their prots,tion.
ADMIRAL sIR A. ALEXANDER MILNE HAS "rIcKLIsH
| WORK. BEFORE HIM.
| from the Bermuda Gazette, June IL
Her MaestS's government have decided adding
largely TO the number Of ships On this command. lhs
Merscy, 49, BE-, Captain Caldwell, c. B., which splendid
frgate recently here on her way Jamaica
left Portsmouth the l2h under steam for this
| Four other vessels have also been commissioned We
Driver, the Rnado and the Challenger The Driver, g.
paddle wheel steam sloop, Commander Horato Nelson
nss n pS Se5 loo
exceedingly well manned both In officers and men, Her
crew. tso ~ NUMBER volunteered p the cpurse single
S4 ~ denSss a. seSs'' solys
Captain John g. Kennedy, CD, hss complement 81 $50
boats viii soon be ordered 70 Sn the qest under the
;s. ss:l 5a.s.sss q As s"a askiiS
ALLEGED TANshaFe WITH ENGLISH TROOPS By
-T.s .tfSS UNION AGBNTs: 81 - ~ ..
From TIE Hamilton sBSrmadN EoyA Gazst!s, June II
B!navck enq Cansa9 tenperlng with the soldiers
toned sheee ptoyih64lH induce them 70 leave end
ss m sss IS sss sS. d gsa, ;
their sS ssd With T rounds sn'
u sss ser ar
resi- sslsA,, .LyE ~ spy.
RE % not believe that these men had been solicited
to dssert emiesafies from the United States" There
plenty Of men in every regiment and on board every
ship in the service Of Queen Victoria ready to desert 10
the Upted States At any moment Of their own free wi
II they merely enjoyed the opportunity The latest ev
dence this TO be found in the fact that about forty
seanep left the flagship Nile at Quebec and Montreal
and hurried 70 our fee states-even when that vessel
vas employed In the duty Of conveying the Pnc4 81
| Wales ii &c toutHfo, f.sA1pl -
RS, ARMY AS& p NAVY 4. rs, SM4NoEs Ar HALIFAX
The ofncst preeeht IN charge Of the commnsaret in
thEse isa9ds, Lsonce Routh, Hq received, afe in
g. 70 spsr the duea Of that station He is to be sue
ceeded here BY Deputy Commissary General T. Wroot
WILDWOOD who may be expected BY the next following
The HALIFAX Xrnsno ehroricls says-I is rumored that
the North American and West Indian station vim be d.
vdedan Admiral to be stationed Il Halifax, ana another
in the Weyt Indies. This is not probable. ,a@- Z
THE BRITISH SHIP GENERAL PARKHILL AND THE
a.. BLOCKADE.
From the Bermuda Gazette, June Ill
The Albion apprGhends that some trouble viii arise
from the capture of the British ship General Parkh al
uded to In last as having been taken possession Of
by the United States frigate Niagara, Off Charleston
The csptap Of the General Parkhi gives different YER
eion OF the capture of his h TO that already given
e. ad that he Warned Sg that the
FOR two Or three days subsequently or before"
TIE GRAIN AND BREAIsTUFFs TRADE or ENGLAND.
[From the London Fines (City Articlel, June 1ol
nns Il yeas howse extent To V %Scn
ssvs I'D ;;
scaysljght mdsyhAsc been the effect Of the American
criss disturbing our commerce Or causing pressure in
the 1st Of January the present time we have dig
bursed about eco 600 doc Tor wheat -four and other
600 in ne corresponding period Of 1850; and when
II Is borne In mind that In the same interval we
hay nsgs supplied nd; with direct loan Of e.
been on the highest SCALE the fact that the stock Of
Ss gs 70 g
equal he average amount held the month Of Jsnl.
xi appear 70 les sttkihs Than sa.isiac.Ory + Is
in which has now been kept up for many years,
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