The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

49,
Let Canada look carefully at her own circumsta
let her statesmen study The tone or the American
American continent How long sUsa ths preses civI uay
a6ord employment TOO 900 crMe1 Sef Or the war
itself should no, aoa.s, how long viii the American
finances which the payment Of such army implies
And when the time has at last arrived when, either
from the tsrmnatn OF civil strife the failure OF
nsy credit the United States no longer able 70
support their vast army shat is to prevent thai army
from narchn9 toua,ds ne Northeyn frosisr and
ing its revenge It's love plumber conquest in
the rich and unwasted provinces OF CanadaS
Let mot the Canadians deceive themselves by suppos
ing that these things only threaten them because they
are dependency Of the British crown and that the mo
ment that link broken the danger OF invasion s do
stroyed with The danger will be exactly IN proper
tion 10 the prospects Of and Canada will be ust
much the likely to DO invaded az an ndepenoent
province as she wod be more likely to De CONQUERED
Let the Canadians the other hand, believe that
they have their esesn connection ssh GrtGt Br1dn
s96tcest predictions oga n saoisio" without taxing any
trouble to defend themselves. Such an opinion Is
founaed a nssdke both of po,oer and tctu II
Is power 70 send forth from this little island
military force sufficient To defend the frontier Of
Canada against the numerous armies which have learnt
and discipline in the great school OF the present
civil Our unequal to 50 large con
cenraton of force single point cur empire Is too
rat, poptAa too small cur antagonist Too Ioue7ui
But ii we had the power, IL rs quite certain that we
should not have the will Opinion in England IS perfect
ly decided that the connection between the mother
and the colony the advantage rs ininitey moro
monopoze the trade VI tho colonies; no longer Job
their patronage We cannot nope from them any assist
ance for defending shores. while We arc bound
10 assist n protecting theirs We cannot even obtain
from this very colony Of Canada reasonably fair
trea for manufactures, which taxed TWEEN
ty Ave per cent their value, to increase
which the colonies will not apply to our even
to their deercs There is little reciprocity in such
rca. ion Should the colony wish % put an cad TO II,
iuould nsrer draw the sto,t TO defend il and e Cdst-
da solt M to protect its lad pesscnce from foreign
inoasrn, nsither wH England, The question is not one
with Great Britain rsdf may dissolve almost at pier
sure. The question is Of destroying or maintaining
governed commonwealth, or member, or, per-
haps, as is talked OF for the South subjugat
cd territory Of the United States. Tho ques-
ton much simpler than tho Canadians 70 think
II they to be defned ut all they must make up tner
minds 70 bear tho greater part Of the burden q their
own defence This will bo tho If they separate
from This will be the case il they remain by us.
The Turkish Question.
PARIS, June Evening
The Pasrie of this evening says it is asserted that
France, Austria and Russia viii undertake
la,ive TO Montenegro.
rhs Prose- publishes report that an armsIice has
been concluded between the Turks and Montenegrins.
the Paris cores ondent Of the London Errres states
thai France and Russia refuse to allow the Sultan lay
IN tbs Of the Carl ans OF Turkey part Of the
exease of tho restoration OF the cupoa OF the Holy
sspaehre They also reject tho proposal that Austria
Spain Bavaria, Italy aud other Catholic States should
be allowed 70 contribute and insist on their right TO
preserve the holy places.
BELGRADE, Juno Z, 1852.
Tho Servian government has protested to the guaran
power against the Turkish military demonstration
oil
sibility Tor possible eventualities
Russia.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Juno 7, 1862
The Northern Pot Of TO- day publishes circular OF
General Paomen, ordering all governors OF cities to con-
vcne the assemblies Of he citizens for the examination
of the plan OF admin t.ation for the mmunes 1t
directs the governors explain fully to the citizens tho
Importance Of the subject and the necessity CT tho latter
participating more in the administration OF their own
affairs II declares that the government no longer
continue TO bear the whole weight Of public affairs
India.
BOMBAY. May "A, 1852.
II is stated that the failure Of the opium crop VIII
for England shlrtinss active. Male twist in good de-
mani. Cotton duli. Coppe.-Nothing doing. Opium
COS Exchange on London q. I'D. Government
sccuritiesFour per cents, 95; hves LOG; hves and q
half, il3.
CALCUTTA, May %, 1862.
Shirtngs firm. Twist improving. Copper declining.
The indigo crop progressing feorably Exchange on
London IS IA Government secnritiesFour per cents,
"a; fves Jos, hves and hail, liz. Frsights 7os.
Commerci Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Juno T-2P.M NJ.
Co1Tog to-day, 600 bales, one half specua-
tion for export Market steady.
BRRApsIurs-Flour and wheat are quiet and un-
changed, but corn il, II any thing, shade hrmer.
rKov. IONS continue dull and dropping. Business
generally Is III the morcst retail.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, june S-Evcnng.
consols closed at 9lzs 49,
American securities to-day exhibited no material
charge Erie shares, 81 ~ Illinois Central, IL 20 dis
count. New York Central, 10 a rs.
Tho funds showed increased heaviness to-day. Con-
sols after Official hours, gro;ed at 90 exactly.
Spanish certificates improved. On tho Paris Bourse
rentc3 opened at SIS
Pans. Juno $3.50 p. NJ.
The Bourse has been DUH Ren,es closed ut 6Sf. SOC.
cx-ooupon, or ten confines lower than yesterday.