The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01
The BRITISH PROVINCES.
The Old Question Of Annexation In
a New Shape.
DisavoWal Of the Bonded Goods Order by
the United States.
SKETCH OF THE NEW CANADIiN MINISTER.
Our Toronto Correspondence.

~ ktn,aeriat Ciasis-N. Byoon Trimming His Sails
Jv Mw fack-A Scheme If Indspenderce in tie
wssd- Packing Upthe Coalition anesatn~ Inde-
p~nleacs Adcoeat.d IN the Romam CdGAolc Organs-7As
Cuse q ne Pirate Georgiaa, fc.
p.s.rnst and uncertainty hang orer Canada at the
yrrssIt momeut, like thunder cloud threatening each
Aon,ent 10 open and forth Its walls Of wrath upon
a. people, The crisis in tho Cabinet growing ont O!
Hsn Geo. Browns withdrawal stin continues, and
threatens existence of the coalition great many
Hslrd have been put aaoat I'd the question
Spa which the split took place, but in best informed
rrcics Il is generally conceded tina, Mr. Brown was in
aS,v Of making certain concessions the United States
or 'hc purpose Of obtaining wal Of the Reciprocity
r-s,y which were resisted by the entire Cabinet present
Drt while this may have been the for retiring
convinced that the confederation scheme was the
rsA stumbling block, when IL Ia remembered that
Mr. Browns party in Upper Canada are largely
antagcnstic 70 the measure, whose paternity
css upon Mr.. Brown. He must SEQ that
II he joins the imperial plotters IN their
snors to the maritime provinces into
sAe Quebec scheme his political usefulness is an
ed We're he oremain ia the Cabinet until Parliament
sp-as would be TOO late for him switch OIL 30 now
Re takes advantage Of the reciprocity difficulty save
A,Ase and shirt the responsibility Of the confederation
scheme TO the shoulders Of his colleagues pretty
saaslar With Mr. Browns antecedents and his
important questions affecting these colonies, and will
hsro venture the prophecy that Mr. Brown will be
opposition, and that before 1860 has walked cause
way o. time, Mr. Brown and his paper will be camor.
~ for independent nationality. There is no doubt but
As would DO received with immense popularity only
- the Irab and French Canadians but by very large
pruporton OF the native born descendants Of Britain
1r Brown has a.epts second these colonies
md were he to throw his whole influence in favor
inds and uafio ia
true tdes would materially strengthen the hands Of
The party no~ signing for national proportions and II
~ can believe the London Times England would forecose
nss claims upon the colonies, and they coad choose
snss own form OF government. That indie
ssa aSsu Hon d eow ro rs souS doubt
sAotce OF the people for the highest once In their
IxS The Governorshp Of all these provinces Is prize
vortey the ambition OF Mr. Brown, and It wolld
80 oabtedy be his reward he TO throw his inru
suce into tho or those Who while remaining true
= Ego in peace and become new nation. HeIrs9
- q opinion that Mr. Brown is trimming his ssts for
~ tack aud that tack VIII be independence shd nation
shey, with close alliance commercially Nth the Unted
6ucus Of the reform party was held here yesterday
- shsch Mr. Rowland announced that he had been in
ss!sd with the ang up Of the vacancy caused by Mr
esxsn1c Of IsmS;on wdb defined : It Mas then Of
frec TO other prominent supporters OF Mr. Brown all OF
whom declined hr. Rrownis supporters, it seems are
Aslsrmiued IN stand BY him. ana i probable thai Mr.
nsu shc reform side OF the House. will also throw up
~ psrtfoo, and the coslition will tot,cr 10 It's fail
es ser o s 81 y y
SnrresT ondens relative 70 the monachIea idea in tho
following strain When IL Is known that this paper 10
Sse organ Of the Roman Catholic Church and people
ln, readers Can Judge OF their sentiments pretty cor
ress ere unksys and toadies 10 be found IN almost
n ,ge communities, aud liz uudeniabe that the genus
Oaneists, however nsiguincantiy, In Canada We have
AsArd something OF the VI the estsbshmcnt
J. a n IN
- /, the extract hcrc quoted and certain gentleman
sGss rebei but now chasened into the most unsdute
es>d loyalty by the calm experience Of icry, went
~ openly " express his preference FOR little British
aoe AZ the ruler OF our desiines In this portion OF
ssss don't sprear 10 "tske with tAe people of Canada
81 sie MARTINI. PROVINCES a. 10 evidenced b. the
svssbaard the stopping stone Observation-Disclosures
80 . No sound tho masses nearer home the
sss1niion s'heme we shall nLd ia IL. support very
ust2sapiiDe minority indeed so far, then, the
s-posdsnt referred TO above need have no feara We
~ PaPle not des2y in ove sril t.e nsel and
S,y y loyal tood IL our desrs 70 ape Inc Of
osr Ghlsss cus as W paying ~ hc,d earned doids
~ ssscna " Ne vst DatA DaatL rr,scs rlo ,urmz
~ q.ss Il fire. qaarers aud Jsf aad aaEy kong II
- Aso NOS satisfied With our present condition aud
sus. have Institutional change, Le Ss Ut ne eonmee
fsss 1stt nc M Aer country" AVID oortas for
sAsonai Independence England has often reminded US
ia; an incunbrAnce rather than q source Of
uss.k 20 her and has repeatedly informed us that We
e,ss naniy rely upon odr-syes Tor protection. Add
~ tha the ac aai, IA the VI any daicuy srspg
sstSeen England and the United states shch might lead
- SAs between these countres, Canada would be
SlG nom end 10 end by an armed and numerically sape
nnr scidery who would periofce repeat the
sSa 81 Tie Vrgnian and other npaigns tic
n4a<t Of peaceful homes and comparative prosperity
ke,s vii De the inevitable condition " things
- INST bugie call 10 arms and q rupture between
9asiAad AID Amcrica Al any moment s q cont nseucy
~ a. All Improbable In such ali event we should not be
zna.s To euIsr tho evil 2nenccs Of E1giands a.
~. and tas ovs Jeassbe ~ay " ecas,r0 tA<ns % pr
Q srsreen STAT, ,ns ne A~<r.cnH Ua.os E.Aer as
~ .s.s assr,'ts,u pa.s'y ssa.,ed e'1 q oer dsssny
10 previous letters have casually referred 10 the
aaus- cf the pirate Georgian ~ Coll ngwcod last ysAr
81 Der detention BY The customs authorities IL
sgssi under Jake Tbompscp, purchased this pro
pssisf, with Bsles from A. v Smith, and alicd ter
Sssa the SEIZURE took place Major Dennison, an
e0csr VI Enii.ta and notorious rebel sympattizcr
siA-med Ter MT Ihursssa, American Consul, cot an IN
gvu ancs. Mcdonald last summer gave sfldasits 10
osrai.oa, showing that the steamer not designed
sss saiaing PURPOSES. Nov the assumes fes.
ssssA Mcdonald has ropented an1 sov makes sltdssn
80: be had been appointed Transportation agent Of the
~ 60 70 "a so,dsr- sbo hsS .sespsd from
ssasrA prisons kcDonaid ard 1eros b. Bates,
Asssasf Coafsdersss agent, undertook the purchase
ss~y, vi the ohjecs previously discussed and
81 20 view beng Tue Of Confederate prisoners
s-s,sed ca Joansca's IsAnd Hon Jacob 1honI-on
iron, -s~.rs A. a. suiih Co lor tie " STA 500
..s' r-pf.rrsa " Bates. The latter, o. cover 70 the
- u ani he state u ki.sasppi In which, how
sss q "a ssd. none u the parties SUPPOSED be bad any
Sacred The Confederate leaders in Canads, however
essn b~ssn 70 Ice nience their Ba Is, aud
os-Ehl derirxblc 10 get tho vessel Out OF his pos
ssss a. Thompson and Others Of them hsd been
N n~<is Nsh Ar. Deonison aud he selected
- suitable man 70 - made IomlnAl owner Tho
r.ap sn tsercsru voted tn D,nnison, ne si,ss bis
$3.50 fcf be gai.hss money. They made lay
~ 3Ass, tEder the nsIls o. Joha bates In place tue
"a sAias, csrvos n RAiex According TO kcDoDad,
nssElsss said ne tbossht ne might maze little mo.
s~y sut o Ler, I'D HAT Z, you'd have Oh. papers put
- such ierfn thaA AZ recs<ary, he could
aL~ owner. The notes asr ded to JACOB Thonp.
80, Ga The slppositon 10 that by nov IN Clearys
p~~ @ioB Dtnn.son, 10 alleged rec wed two nun.
ord AID rty dollars ~ make ~ stevaus In the
=, waeL we're cat abort ~ The inscr!efencs Of the
ekcsr u the Law.
CAnadtan Blended Gssds for the States.
SO ArrnoairY sok Nh. CANlyLEs ORDsn.
prom The Montreal Gazette, Dec. AL