The New York herald., 1864-10-03
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Possibilities. Lot Csaada ooa ioee We toreee wsa
osA0 Aand. reject on s fsrca sis AscA fev sseosss!
o. yssrs Amsrsea~ ssnsraIs Aavs bes ess2 o. escs
'ia ~ss ~ ard MORE Asn a. go 10 ros -. y
campaew. 6us Of q single great baass Vma@ssss o.
Gsssrat GranIs principles. whatever ma p our
give Canada scens assistance by And ID tne event
Canadians because We observe In recent newspaper ar
tioses feeling OF irritation against this county, and
disposition 70 accuse England Of falling short OF her duty
We have aIusops TO the deserton OF Britain ~ the
Romans. and comparison of the treatment Canada
70 the treatment OF Dsomark We beg our Canadian con-
semporGiss noe TO waste precious time 10 recrimnaon
or seek 10 involve question In angry discussion which
requires all the good and calmness that oen %
brought 70 bear upon a. Were we TO bold Canada
the most unbounded hoea OF the most unlimited asss.
tance IN the case OF invasion, Canada must very weh
know that is quito out OF power 10 give effect 70
than. BY sea We are able 20 give efficient help
but all the fair speechos and promises world would
not enable US TO succor Canada By land Onoe involved
American republic IT. then urge Canada TO DO whos
he h0s nevsr vel dsnsto make exertiOu Ia sOmo do
E 10 % " " sne crss IA wncn sne nnos nersehws
upon her, not upon that the misercs OF the invasion
vii fsi and u 10 in her power and not in ours 70 take
those measures by which alone that invasion be
PEELED.
In letter signed San Old Soldier" we have an
thcnto OF Canada doing the purposes
Of selcdefenoe. II she urcn deliberate consideration
tanks these satisfactory her. have liz
tie say bus certainly II British troops were likely
70 be called upon ~ make Campaign in Canada, such
statement would be exceedingly unsatisfactory 70 US.
The Canadian voiunteers, on paper amount, u should
SAND have been organized into bataions Again. OF that
ten thousand msporty-shaii we say SIX thousand
have been brgaded with regular troops and gone credi
tabIy through a field day Fifteen thousand Of thcss
volunteers have beon inspected and the Remaining six
tnousaod have boon clothed aad armed. IL the gonerai
VINO to command shis gallant force can conriva 10
much Of them By division and subdivision IN tho
aoa our mas done on pape wo 90 no,
with twenty thousand him that comcth against
him with hundred thoaand but, unfortunately the
total remains unacred and we must accept the startbG
fact that ten thousand all that Canada has
produce by OF dscplined roors in the fourth yesr
Of great American civil Therh are, to be surr
besides eighty eight Thousand m'itia-that Is, IL IA
proposed 10 bGl, for them and enrol them IL battaoas
they are to be drilled organized into bat.alicns and
co,nn.niss ana comm.ndad ~ oe,cers tnorourhIv IN.
sssucted IN the military profession Nothing wanting
correspondent FOR the annual drilling OF cargo
nuubor OF tnose bot tho voting of sum Of money
by the Assembly for tho purpose, which WILL OF course,
be or,hcomiog. ine man must oc unreasonable
indeed who is not satisfied by these state
ments that Canada hss at her disposal eighty
eight Thousand available militia, To make
steps have been taken for the instructon ocors so
that weu the Canadian militia does come into existence
there seems reason TO dcuot that IT will be ably aud
efficiently commanded
As our opinion challenged on these omen,s.
hsve hesitation whatever in saying that they
appear 70 US sadly Inadequate 10 the demands OF the
present crss-so inadequate that we are really surprs.
ed they Snould be put forward with aDy sembaDcc
OF aust sacsrey 10 we hope that tho criss
will by which the cIlciency Of these prepa
rations-which nave not the ordinary al.
vAnssge Of looking well on parer-msy be realty tired
We earnestly ommend the Canadians 90 look into the
question wb.e IL ~ xft tune. combined dc'on of ~
DC P,vs ls.'~e. oSFAe Of loyia ',ertca
co1l3 .sfry and Indispensable condition tof any.
hsrg i,t~ e6.c;-at defence. The second condition IS
oataiiy c.,-r and equally important Beng unable 10
nuzsrcsi equality. The British provinces should strive
TO compensate this inevitable de'est by Superior
%ns. Sa and 30 sp1as Ss sas III asaa ss
nve 70 miu,ein ,sf independence. As long
- hs rest va. e01ss0' na ,s% w%n u,nsns
why Canada should not be conert TOO Bm y Z
eoasisxW M,ne, + e,l,ta In thsaYs, 'ha, arr soua.
,wo oeaeder a.inns. Slsv ,,yairy AID emulation RAJ
aaisfo'" se'r ., ri - "a n'.' 2, foenes aud =
nrooabie 80 De- otdoue discipline as well az num.
bsrs
Fne nmns.n Question.
The semi official haide Ususchs Argentei,,s ZsifNng
avsrhe steuto or extending term ol tho arms.
,ce or longec period has been abandonc ic prolrac-
0: peace negotiation on ae part o Denmark NOT
nevag beer without inuet co on that point 10 act mo
political tepeu has assumed peculiar
char ater Sot oDty Do swedish papers ssnce, 10 tho
psuted manner, sosndnsvaa tendencies out even
topeuh Journals openly avow sentmeis favorable
to the for OF scandinavian dyuasfy. Instead Of
recognizing ruey attack the stpWatons OF tie iescu
prem,uars u is there ore quite inteiRbls that the
grea, German Powers sooud adhere strictly 10 parngrapa
OF protoca oi the armsrics. whereby hoStses
can be resumed at any time alter six weeks aotcs
The Empire OF M xico.
pVITfsH gHpORrS oF BAD TtDN8S FOE THE fksNCa.
Itrom the North British Mail. Sopt. IL.
Tho American mail brDss startling news from Mexico.
the main feature 0 ths eissncs faiy Justihes the
lately IN carcnston ~ 10 the likelihood OF I'm
pleasant t,dngs. II sesms that, far ffom tne hexi-
being subdued aud driven out OF the hed ihcy can
st,l muster in force. 10 added that the, have
been able 10 inc series % disastrous defeats thc
Frencn and Algerian troops ~ho we're sent 10 orpose
tnsm The scene OF these enonn'ers was Bfts :" tas
state o. Gue rsru In four pitched battles, II IS sss,
tbe defeated the strangers: afterwards ~ Il "a tho
wantnuess o cruel revenge putting their prsoners TO
M xlfxs haas nl hz hlsp
Political uninpo potiaat. soafss hesvy ana
lower. ReOtes OIL. pJc
The london karGlra Fog coatstns the rseort Of the
new ussJy between France uuu fts'y amt believes u
signed. providing for the Withdrawn Of TIC trcncb
troops from Rome. The principal ponts are, tnst me
tretch forces shall he grsdush ~thdfswo WITHIN Two
years. that King oi italy shall undertake t. preserve
nvioate tho posses the church ~ at pfeseut us
uusd guarantee oct 10 0"uuicoance or assist tue
IL what tsrmet tne pnr'y OF acton 10
ay and that tho capital q Hats shat he removed TO
gne Treucn jouroal- ave asuanc NJ ,xpsasaons from
The It,,,ss Pas,smant a.. be a c,nyoxed 5,h
OF October
OF Young men perader toe streets shouting Dowa with
the Mristry no d,s.uroinca tccaslousd aud tue
assen,b.sge dispersed u their osn accord
spain.
civt Governors recommending the Impartial treatment
og AT political sytss, and the same time, thc exer
else of severity the ma antonapce Vi law aud order
Greece.
The National Assembly has decided the abolition Of
he scnatc.
Obituary.
now sPExE. THE AFRICAN EPL0RkR, MKT ms
DEATH.
Iron the North British Malt, sept. IL
Through woful fstslity Captain speke, the African
nf, IIa haa idNrf "
SELF 10 gone down to Bath TO attend the meeting
az the British ASSOCIATION where his presence was ex
ected with eager interest Go Thursday morning ne
,yeni ont % shoot In forcing Q way through hedge,
win his gun upon hts the piece was souched by
the twigs IL exploded. and the charge went through
me- heart causing instantaneous DEATH How strangely
s,d that tnan who had and done so much who
mad undergone and many pers OF Journey
nps OF waters, OF robbers should come home 70 end hn
caresr thus miseraoly
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