New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
Reasovai Of the Seat Of Gcrcrsr,sn,--
parliament Bui,dinss-The New Capi-
fal-T,hc A5miuisssa,ioa-C Central Gam
ada-The Ottawa Country.


From ar Special Correspondent.
OTTAWA CITY, Mar - 1865.
TIE time draws nigh Tor tie remova! Of the
Feat Of Government to this city, The removal Ia &c
lake piace set tie mex. session; aid tbs Psria
Esnt buildings Gre at las: getting iato ha5iiatie
state.
TIE BCuDEGs,
o. which much has been Ead. End which have cost
TIE country nearly $4Oc0s1o are poor value for the
honey. They in the middle ages style and con
bt-actoa Of sandstone with tie interior work Of tie
etcae Of TIE Ottaws courtrv TIE stone 10 OF bad
ert il contains iron and rain causes tbs 10 STAN
Sic face Of it
Tie buildings have no. como up 10 the design, which,
% paper. looked very ven only tso ROOFS are weh
lighted 60 that there vii We great quantity Of gas
ased IN throwing light the tasks OF tie SoloaS
THO are TO logislaie in tbs chambers On the many
peaks and galleries OF the buildings are iDuu aerable
weathcrcooks, as II crtcms,ca II poltics weather
Cocks who are 10 work their way within into soit
places
TIE cite Of the Parliament buildings is aveIy fccd
enc /. being on plot OF ground that commands hae
view Of the river and the ChaDdiere ais
TIE CAPITAL
Il now Yes. building up in view o. TIE Demand there
will be for houses 10 lodge the host OF clerks and
Otawa City a. a capital, ID cool selection IL view
STU central position back from the frontier It is
also very healthy place, aad equally accessible 20
Gle East aud West II lies stin the limits % iae lat
esr yet hls the features Of Lower Canadian city.
% that The people the secu2ns pleased with
ehs set that made Il the capital
9ie approaches 10 the capital are by TIE Ottawa
River snd BY the railroad from Prescott wb.cb is no.
abranch Of tbs Grand Iruns RAILROAD Nav gatiOn on
sbe ryer ia interrupted by rtpls called by IL French
Canadians Ss,as that II Is oT one 10 go
Part u way By boat and tho os,r part by rail Tue
secon OF the river that is not uavsEtis Is from Carl
ION o. Gcsenyillc distance Of - miles. boat plies
con Montreal to Carlton and another from GTecnyIe
70 tits city.
Rails can run down tho ropids and rreot quantities
OF sawed lumber ere soUt dov1. Ore million AMI half
seet OF lumber were sent down by party alone this
gprug The hight of tits season has been very
fsTorable for tho getting ont Of lnmbcr. All d this
Cakes tie North River which IL that hIspci Of tho
Ottawa that runs bach Of tho Island Of Mons.L
THE ADMNIgTRATIoS
otodsy Is strong one, It being formed ofthe twc
isadiug parties Of the East and Wet ihe former lei by
Attorney-General Cartier, and The lsucr by George
Brown ProsideDt Of tho Couacil These two parties
were, until tho coalition very bitter opponents. and they
eoaesced at the instance Brown in order 70 bring
about union Of the Provinces
The great question vita tae Ministry now after "A
erion Of the Provinces is the defeu, ii the conn ry
AID two members OF it-Gaii ana Carii,r-are At tas
noneBt ia England 20 confer with tic Engh Colonial
Secretary about the q acccmp sdng thst oh.
Feet They all feel very uneasy the natter ard they
Aave 20 feel To-, witt l23oOO men, Tic United
Etas could take TIE colony (s tnqs sge) IL sure as
enc sun Uses and SETS rather sure ~ fh. ear nc.
solyes on its skis
The writer knows thst the U1lted .ses Government
Goes not desire take this country for Us value sna
Soud do only to infict blow upon England cr any
irst Of var. All ,hat the Government Of their
country has TO do is 70 refuse 10 afford refuge to the
mics Of the United States and il VIII maintain friendly
fslstons with the latter.
or course 1t Is necessary, In order TO be on good
terms with the United States. that England should
show none Of that iliooncealed enmiiy which has
openly appeared during the ate war Il he South.
Already there Il Of iris IN every large city Of
o~a-da 3D. the feeling OF tie necessity q great care
IN i.esso.s with the United States ia growing every
lAy.