The New York herald., 1866-09-26
c A N A D A.
TElsGaAms FROM oua RESIDENT REPORTERS.


OTTAWA, Sept. 26, 1868.
The Provincial Agricultural Exhibition at Toronto is
passing OFF quietly There indications Of trouble
or disturbance in the city It's vicinity.
sloop has been seized at Toronto suspicion OF be-
Ing engaged in the Fenan interest
The cashier Of the Bank OF Upper Canada has is-
sued circular to the managers OF the several
branches OF the institution throughout Canada,
directing them to receive In payment OF debts due
the deunct bank notes OF the institution and cheeks
of depostors; to renew any bills discounted for which
agreement to renew existed prior TO the suspension
of the bank and to receive part payment OF note or
bin and to endorse the payment thereon. These ar
rangenens announced in accordance with legal ad
vice have heard of failures nce that OF the bank
but several commercial houses having business with 1t
are reported shaky. The other banks OF Canada are
eSerting themselves to keep down all appearance OF
panic.
The members of the Cabinet are beginning TO return
from Quebec.
Case of Lamirnn ndc. the Bnnker-Dincrences
Between the Judges and the Crown Prose-
cutor-They Charge the Latter with Crit-
cizinG, In the Columns of the Montreal
Gazette, the Judicial Conduct of Judge
Drummond and with Calling Him An ASS
They Decline to Hear Any Cases Until the
Matter of Discipline II Settled, and Have
Subpmncd the Proprietor Of the Gazette TO
Furnish the Name Of the Author Of the Let
ters-A Plan Concerted 60 Enable Lamirande
to Escape from the English POlice-An Irish
Publisher yictiInizes His Patrons, &c.
MONTREAL, G. E., Sept "a 1865.
THE IAMIRASDE CASE.
In the Court OF Queens Bench to-day, the case OF
Lamirande, the French banker again came up-drst in
the Judgo's charge to the Grand Jury-which
cluded in words follows -" But apart from these
vulgar crimes deem 1t my duty to call your attention to
startling violation Of law, committed by several per-
sons connected with the administration OF justice.
alude to the of E. Lamrande, who while his pc
ton before the Judges OF the court and after his
Excelcncy the Governor General had assured him,
through his counsel that he would have ample time to
obtain decision upon his by this Court before
before any warrant of extradition should issue,
forcbly and Illegally carried OF beyond Its jursdic
ton" crimo Of this character involving fragrant
contempt of the judiciary OF country an insult TO
gracious Sovereign in the person OF her representa-
tive, good and noble Governor General and viola
ton Of the writ OF habeas corpus the foundation Of all
liberties British Subjects demands Of you, as the
grand inquest Of this district strict and earnest inves
tgaton.
MONTREAL GAZETTE JUDGE DRusNosD.
After having delivered these remarks, the Judge pro
duced several copies OF the Montreal Gde from which
he read letters crtcng in good round terms and strong
language, the conduct Of Judge Drummond in regard
to the extradition of Lamirande, questioning very
strongly his knowledge OF the law, and, in fact,
writing him down These letters signed by
p. X. Ramsay, the crown prosecutor, who was then
court prepared to conduct the prosecutions The Judge
ordered them to be filed on the records Of the court and
then asked Mr. Ramsay If he the author Of them.
The latter declined to unless minute and
particular information were given by the Judge which
the latter declined TO do and then cd subpoenas
be served upon the proprietor OF thu Goet TO give evil
dence before the court the authorship
ready TO go with the first the list for hear
ing, and wished II called This application the Judge de-
cned to accede TO saying that bo would hear no cases
until this matter OF discipline was settled.
The intention Ia evidently 10 compel the crown prose-
cutor, Mr. Ramsay to withdraw, or else to apologize,
and understand that all the other judges have deter.
mined TO refuse to sit until Mr. Ramsay gives in, or In
other words, until he has 'eaten his leek.o
MT Ramsay has Tor some % time past been delivering
was the hero OF rather spicy interlude which took
place lately with another Of the judges in which, how
ever, he was decidedly in the right
BY letter from the London lawyers employed by
!amirandes counsel here IT appears that a plan had
his transit from Liverpool to Dover and tho success
Of this plan frustrated understand. by the
pected and sudden illness Of the prisoner.
PUBLISHER PATRONS.
We havo had another case OF swindng bcre Within
named W. D. cordier @ who who started ko k rocket. in
business hero as very large and extensive publisher.
he bad formed connections with Of the largest and
best known New York publishing houses, and has
succeeded 'taking in" of the Canadian houses
here well having revenged the wrongs of Ireland
by fleeing the Britishers Hc had air OF verdsnt
simplicity about him which helped him along cry much
but the sequel proved, he SO green as he ap
peared TO b. In addition to the many enterprises IN
which he embarked I may also make mention
that he went into the newspaper line, and
ee papsbed he rsa vt; two nnSers ssn An W.
the subscriptions and payment for advertisements
lie could possibly secure He has taken paper makers
printers and capitalists and has rather hastily left
for a land where his talents may have space for
development and whore he may probably obtain another
chance OF dcfraudng hts too conhding neighbors.
ARRIVAL ARMS AMMUNITION orrBxc
Two transports arrived this afternoon Quebec with
as to Fenmn movements, but in my belief they aT,wth
out any reasonable foundation.
McsrsAL, Sep. Is 1896
THE PEoPRKroKs uAzxrrs RKruss TO c)xrLY win
JUICE DRrMhoSDs oRDfP.
This ng the threatened imprisonment Of the pro.
prisors Of the Montreal Gases IL they declined to
tend in compliance with the Judges order give owl.
denco as to the authorship Of letters tho Imande
case ended in smoke. They had been advised not to
obey IT, as the subpoena informal, and no further
action with regard TO them was taker.
RAMsAY cAUsn nE sIiovLp S0r rs COMMIT.
TED roR CONTENT OF Court
Jnage Drummond ordered a rule 10 he entered calling
upon T. X. Ramsay, tho Crown prosecutor To show
cause, on Thursday, why he should not be committed
for contempt Of court Ramsay wished tho rule made
to-day but the Judge considerably him
couple OF days 10 think the matter, that he
might return like tho Prodga Son ask forgiveness
proceeded with as usual Ramsay having practically
gained the victory. The bench OF Lower Canada has
apparently high sense Of its dignity.
ourBFc
Two additional steamers with troops arrived Quebec
to-day-the Cunard steamer Europa and the chartered
ship TarIta They report very bad weather The Fif-
tythird regiment arrived here this morning and left for
the West
rorE INTENDED 10 rsras Len ma tEs IN
CANADA
The report that the Pope IL seriously medating the
establishment OF his in Canada beIns to
.eou"0 vi Oohsissetoy. ana tue ptiel tnat
there 10 some foundation for the rumor gains
ground II Is alleged that orer made to purchase
Par 1saff4 sf..
was not aIicgether q invention, but that II had
some reference 70 somo such evenuay that OF tho
Pope leaving Rome and crossing the Atlantic do not
vouch for the truth the probability OF tho state
ment but certainly the conviction that there truth in
IL 10 WILDLY spread.
TIE loan
large gathering took place last nigh. the Jesuit
College in favor Of the Roman loan II was sutgsasc
In words. lts results remain 70 be seen