New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
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MONTREAL, c. t.. May Is. 1865.

As If 70 show that he Is still here and M full
Of defiance evo Saoders has given vent 70 another
vocy Of abuse against the UTied States Government.
Ia the form ors letter published in Tis Ca:ene.
Tie editor Of this paper however is growing shy of
Sanders Il g. for he placed tlo ln:tgs letter in back
corner Of his sheet and heads It with the words--"At
the requ,s, Of tie writer We insert the following"
The f,ei is rat tie winding up OF tie with such
display Of power has rendered c friends Of the Rebel
oausc here cautions aud they begin 10 look cody rpon
the late famous clique Of Sanders. aoL
II these men remain here any longer. they will fgure
TO disadglutege and havo 10 ;Glo back scat In
everything.
THE COMM ssyOHERs 10 ENGLAND
Nessrs. Carton and Gait now on mission TO
confer with The Colonial Secretary about tn, defense
and uriop. Though these are the alleged items Of
their bGs ness there is behind them the usual matter Of
preparing the way for loans This being done by tho
Ccnm,sscncrs first assuring the English public Of the
loyalty of tho Colony and its desire remain depend.
eucy OF the British Crown. In the next place they
viii fave to show capitalists that there Is danger Of
this Colony being ovoifun by United States aruy II
cause pe given for IN attack Unlcss this be shown
no ,nen Of money win invest cent in Canadian pc.
eurit.es The step which woud 80 furhest toward
STRENGTHENING the credit Of this Colony would be IN
show a very friendly spiiit toward tie United States
and readiness 70 eccede 10 any reasonable demands
Also 10 send out OF tho country without delay any per-
sons who might commit the least hostile act toward the
United Sates Such spirit The par OF The Govern.
pnent 81 Canada would bc Of ufe iAGs nl' the
feeble means Of defense that Colony Of very LINKED
means could desire.
TIE End or THr RAID CASE.
A nan psmed Gregg was arrested and brought DO
fore Judge Smith yesterday. charged with being
ysrty 70 the raid upon S. Adams The counsel for the
United States Mr.. Deyln. st1ted that 10 vas In
structea not 10 demard the extreliion OF any more
persons charged with that raid. Or hearing this,
judge Smith ordered the prisoner 10 be discharged and
directed the High Constable rot 70 execute any OF
tie warrants BY him issnod for the arrest Of other per-
.ons charged with the ofsnse.
ExPoRr.OF BEIY.
Since January last no less than 30s head OF cattle
have been sent FROM Central Canada Into The United
States mostly to Cape Vincent Beside thiS, 1888
horses were cent the line. In consequence OF this
drain beef has become here and the value Of
horses has increased. This !a.o Of export from one
point viii give an idea of the totsl erPo1 iiom tie
country during the period mentioned.
100 SAIL or VESSELS
are now in the pOr; Of Qnsbec most OF which VIII come
MP to this port These the first PORTIONS OF the
Spring Fleet" II Is expected that there will Ia On ac-
tive spring ,rodo to make uP FOR the stsgsson in onsi
ncss Lat Winter which very irving 70 the mercan'
tile eoumuni.y. The siringency in the money market
added much 10 the difficulties for tho banks would look
oa.y al frat rate paper.
SHORT PASSAGE
A very short passage made by the steamer
uimalaya from Gibraltar. II left on the .h nit. and
Iessed Fatt Point the i2;i si which - famous
run Of ollT 10 days--one Of the bcst On record.
NEW TROOPS.
Tts steamer brings TITO TN reg nent 70 tbs county
II VIII probably take troops TO England. but which
fey are 10 be DO not know DO not think tie TN II
70 be added to the force. bat only 20 relieve an equal
pube. Of mon who have finished their tour Of foreign
seryce
FROST.
Last nicl, there was frost at ibis polDt. which Ia
9 rauge, GA the 18th Of May. even in thls county
&C.