The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18
AFFAIRS In THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
Our Toronto Corrsspondsnce.

Our Toronto C0rresp0ndence.
ToRoKro, Juno IA, 1855
s Confederation Scheme-Nep Brnssstek to be Cosrce6
tnto Cowplones-BWsiaries ~ cossaa--T -TAs Rsid~s
Coming Home to ROosA Row Among ne Czericai dc.
There is considerable excomsnt caused here by tho
rumor thss efforts being made In England by
Canadian delegates to induce the imperial government to
give Lieutenant Governor Gordon, OF Now Brunswick,
hint to dissolve the recently elected Parliament There
be ground for the rumor, the matter was
spoken OF both Of tho New Brunswick LegsA-
ture, and Mr. Hathaway went far - 70 say that IL
the House dissolved, II would be looked upon
attack tho Independence Of the people, and bloodshed
would result Tho recently elected Parliament OF New
Brunswick hostile the scheme OF the confederation
Of the provinces, and deIegates-the Hon. hessrA
Mcdonald, Gait, Brown and McDoueal-al members of
the Canadian ministry, IN England for other
purpose than arrange confederation Of the PROVINCES
Governor Gordon Is opposed To the scheme; but hints
thrown out that Governor Gordon will not dissolve
the House other Governor viii b found who wi
have no scrupes In doing so
Canada Is at present infested With gang Of burglars
and robbers Burgaries In Toronto are OF nightly oc-
currence gang OF burglars has been discovered at
adrou manner Tboy have agents In oil the principal
towns and cities In The province 10 whom they forward
their plumber and from whom they receive the proceeds
when the property disposed OF BY Several per-
heretofore considered respectable saspecicd
OF being members OF tho gang
The Episcopal Church Society had very stormy meet
ing here yesterday The Hon w Bolton. one OF the
members. having charged ihs Hon Il Cameron n r.,
Incorporated moneys Of the society 10 The amount q
$4,000 meeting vas held for the parposs o. ness.
defence. occupying some two hours and haif, Alter
which Nr Bottom replied Ho had not proceeded In ad
dressing the meeting than minutes. when
. scene ~ the greatest confusion occurredclcvgymen
by the dozen started TO their feet and harangucd the
meeting nil ~ the ssme time After comparative order
had been restored resolution put and carried
pclling Mr. Bolton from the society. Mr. Bolton
cscdod carry The resolution into effect, pi arms
This they were prevented from doing by the more mode
portion Of the meeting and NJ. u. remained IN sho
room until the meeting broke up.
WHAT CANADA WANTS.
from tho Merrickvie Chroncle.l
What really need is the establishment OF the most
amlcablc relations with Deigbbors We want the
restricted importation OF materials 10 foster and
build up infant manufactures, aud tho unimpeded
sscSed Ut The wisnda~s Of the notice terminating
the reciprocity treaty should be xeaousy worked for,
United states authoriues Surely some judicious ar
nngement could be effected which would rebound 10.
the advantage Of both countries and secure US well
defined position OF neutrality, thus obviating tho
stupendous folly OF attempted armament The Ameri-
have idea OF anneIing us IL We become AN In
tegra portion ofthc republic the nrs advances must b
made by us; but " anything like statesInanship 10
exhibited by the public Of Canada, entertain not
the slightest doubt but that the present camor for
nexston will be drowned In rejoicing the return Of
better days consequent on an improved condition OF
legislators more given 70 tho cultivation of international
amity than Ia dreaming OF confederation Our people
would be ess promo 10 regard closer relationship With
the Unitod states desirable and In the sunshine OF In
creased prosperity rest contented under tho od meteor
Gag OF England"
Accident ON the New York Central Rail-
road.
TWO PASSENGER CARS THROWN DOWN AN EN-
NEST NEAR ONEIDA srATioS-So ONE KILLgD-
NAMES OF THE INJURED, ETC.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, June II 1865
when the seven o'clock morning train from Albany
within about mile Of Oneida Station the two rear
OF the track and prccptatod down an en-
bankment ten feet In height No person W" killed.
The following the OF tho persons injured
Colonel W. Osborn First New York cavalry, water
town, broken; Mrs Edward Cheney syracuse, in
ternaiy; Mr NJ McAIister, Buffalo, cut In tho head;
NJ. p. Kinney. r. Kinney, and Emmerson Kinney three
brothers, OF Dewitt back and bead Mr. and Mrs Cooley,
Vernon In head; G. c. Coe, Rome, in back. Several
others were moro or less bruised but none fatally In
jursd.
No denn,,e reason can be assigned for the accident 10
IN cons,aorcd remarkable that the only
,brn from the track should be the two In the rear OF
The train while running straight portion Of tho road
psvrscv rR.uns IN IowA--Ths dstlllsry OF Marsh h
Rcttan OF Mount Pleasant Iowa. asseescd for SIS oO
hs been seizcd for frauds the government The DIS
lery at Oskaoosa Iowa, Ia In federal hands Tor the
same cause. Enormous frauds have been discoyerca
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