New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
CANADA.
The Hxeeutivc Cou"cil-F'Dinn Inro"ds Anti
cirntrd-Milif"ry Efficiency Of the Provinces
Trade aud the TariG-sauitsTy.

They 90 not stop moment longer III '''"N" '"'" -}
can help and really the haste with which they get back 70
Montreal is laughabie
In the ministry are some good and able men, such as The
Hon Mr. Bair President OF the Council the Hon. NJ.
Campbell COMMISSIONS Of Crown lands; and one OF
Two others AiOst OF the Council are able Dut 10 j. 50
harl 20 find goodness and greatness together esa ~ ~
thought that Fcnlan inroad, by way OF the NIaiia
che Dstots at hand, and the papers call upon lhe 1
Ses Government o. stop the movement pointing 10 Us
action ir 1871 whom there designs upon thS prov
ince and citing Ny Tylofs proclamation WhlCn was
Ht0r1s % bias come 90 The khoRieIke ol te ~ 80 80
ofte United s.ctes aat sludfy seeiel '1usSS members o.
ty, Dream. ,ni other military materials and se-
,t' n m a sgntrv nlc,s. and tlat il t.cf purpose 10
violate che laws OF their country by makrg mHt gnu NV
5 p ia, re. ne Ug.,5 Sats are a pace and whereas
IRIS krcv af areag agi'a'oTs from both sues OF ,ne lc
f faces. LODGES and narl1g que the members tn secret rAg
.,ftvp tm 70 irgo' Gcfs AID wAcreasfe same persons
known ierg contributions on me 'RNo,9g oao er5lNis
5r ftrr rr berfft sgprrfig Ga cercttg eSfts ~
NJ. bass. f and whereas the unlawful intentions Of tie
attempt to destroy gre "'s gnu ioop'IL!.O Wy ~ az t
Chippewa Canada aud the public property OF mo British
Irdnt Of the United states do issue this my proclamation,
adnonis an such eyminded persons Of the condgn pun
hat ne laws Of the United States viii be vigorously executed
seus' t1eg illegal acts aud That II 10 any awe ncsons
Canada ley fall into the hands OF the British autortes
they wi I've reclaimed American citizens nor any IN
terfero,cs IN de bv II. Government In their behalf
Aud exdor ti wel-mearng hrt deluGed persons who
ami m bve obae more 10 do Win their secret meetings or
unsw 0ath they would avoid serious consequences 70
themselves And expect intelligent and wel-dsposed
member. o to commu y 10 on these unlawful com
bnaoa- and Illegal proceedings and 10 assist the Govern
mont n mainainuF tile peace OF me country against the
msgous consequences OF The acts oil THESE oiaioIs OF tAe
THE MILITARY FORCE IN THIS CITY
drills tgic. m the week. and is in fair state OF efficiency
Tho hast rt of 10 Is two batteries of bTeechOading guns.
siN gus ~ the battery The and guns carriages,
81 .-. -.od Int t3e horses are not hardy and would
break down :r campaign. On the llth the batteries
were OFT aud the wind carried 10 the city the sound OF
sharp firing IN blank, which was suggestive OF fight
Thcr, b.ing onv three battalious batteries and
one troop cavaly here now the force does not exceed
l45J of whom about 200 are regular, intending the
two batteries. j. Is y far 10 say OF the latter ua II
~ any enemy advanced IN the face Of theD they wouc De
ircadhy cut up Twelve guns, firing four rounds in the
minute would DESTROY any body foot, and could only
attacked in front by cavalry at fun speed and IN line
Inc ony battalion here fit by dress to fight well-amed
enemy is tle Rifles ITS unitam being dark green. Blue
being he color of the artillery and cavalry they are NJ
enough Tor campaign As TO the rest Of the force the
red TUNES and bun belts are plain marks oI nile
buiet-and all are now riie-bullets.
ON the 0th pr0x there is TO be great gathering Of
volunteer militia the Niagara tor sort Of display and
in SIGHT Of the Fenans if they will take a look from
balloon II may be that this gathering and "sham night
may be prevented by real fight, and sharp one
THE TRADE COMMISSION OF CANADA.
From Rio learn that this commission has been there,
and uOoted trade with the Provinces One OF the no
papers states that the population OF Brazil is about the
that Of these provnces-about 4OO0O and that
II Uses iuada products and the people OF Canada It's pro-
30 days. may see Canada -four 60 to Brazil and RIO
coffee come in exchange.
This effort to obtain part Of the trade which the
United States have monopozed, and as aor Canada has
an advantage in lighter taxation il may be able to gam
that part OF he trade which Is IN Hour lumber slaves
etc. taking coffee, ETC., IN return.
n would seem that Martinique and Guadalupe also,
think Is ready 10 trade directly with Canada. which
liberal spirit the par Of the French Creoles II
those Stands.
- THB TARIFF.
An import ant meeting 10 consider the tariff was held IN
Hamilton on the lth and the matter Is OF interest 70
produce dealers in the United States give par' Oh the
arguments for and against free trade.
Mr Gate NJ r. P) said Il had ben tailed over
among various gentlemen whether some Should ot
81 { ~ duties rhcb were imposed before the treaty
came into effect bu he'd made special exception In It's egis
atOu u Canada and would not De lar IN canada
20 avail isf Of me free trade thus proered while giving
equal advantages neehborng republic Produce could
come Canada from the States ee OF duty and thence 10
Nova scotia thus escaping iFs payment Of d9y t9e e.
some action on subject lie he'd met gentlemen from the
hsd stated to him that they fully expected
ns 10 make such movement and would regard II as
mbeciiy person6ed if we did not do 90 If the Western
States possessed all the advantages OF our market Slih
eurD the nducemeni to them TO advocate arecpo
city Treaty greatly essened and the ehance Of our getting
arralgemeLt with them gone What We wanted was
homey patriotic policy and we might fairly take lesson
froW Australia 10 this respect we should show s9Hs sym
patty iof the country II 90 out Of every lOV farmers
we're ready 10 20 s this gew they should have H. The pre-
ambe Of this resolution might perhaps be considered uBne
that showed Willingness
on oui part 70 have trade the United States desired IT,
IL Denounced extreme
only lis that be dd not distinguish between couhIes
on this continent and other countries. But bis policy IN 90
far aropsan countries were colceIle1 wa an II
was 1tic policy Oh Dis lari he DHeVu TOT ls l'I
ofe United States labor and money being cheaper IN
Eaope tie United states and canada could no eolpee
Vito t1em. BE (r Buchananl hao no confidence W tAs
Government This subject aud bis regret was that they had
He hsd confidence in Mr. Ga knowledge OF the wants Of
Upper 4nlla Ai Brown was great deai worse ahe ho
theya. fL.alhtrrl They want on 70 have poured down
their t-olts the aeace with Engus4 slaesnen "non
tsr.. ,fioffl. he
sod Dr.. rs for gold, and was killed DY L'i9R uv'el
colo 10 go down hs tnroat. lam, 'er; ineH
leve who were le victims Of Their III.
POI There d. So slcA i1.-g - P,ic4l eGoonl ~
sancs c,- f,e,. Io5a siaari Mi bed recently in he
Hog.. a Commons shown what bockheads these political
o.iei mai il Vas no loss TO the firuer; for if his
osft.- I. Re ony doubled the price on The remainder
yiso , T6eT protested 10 cure everything the ground
tkat exactly alike and political economy souglt
10 e 90 couutrc. without reference 70 tler pecqaf
ties IN. -reat object shod be 20 show sympathy with the
farmer ana sces build up he lu eres Oh class u MD
demrn r. thought great faacy 70 contend that the
only ,i Che gtb rld hat was me worst KIND OF a'ehood
The r,ac gee want h,e 1de M.tl ie Hl,s "ls' 1""1 y
Won rtsee. connected with re Reciprocity Iraly
We dif 90. want tier corn nor Len i'ih sn'u o
deperds1- upon tho : i'e- making '-.p' . I', , ,
foI . We want i0 have our oa ai'.s i" oar own po'
ducc, Ha believed taat prosperity 60 s.s''" ~
beiu. iir. aDt in every .laT D'l"s Ia. w.. had
poll .lf flaf Canada was ngi !" W "' Ut. tla
not trafc Wl I the ~ f.' li-f'. D. VIC '"
In. ..lrerrr,sut that va. blame. ana ie .fid
frop - m t, of Tue Con4iiee che Prvy Counc o. Com
mere t snow that e had been made ln -'' 90 -
rec;u-,c free trade ulth British Guiana nai llt .Ho
Imners Oo9erlmcu refused o. sanction an % hsAlns
aim sr treaty viii tie We Indies ns Lord lem hio m le
fo be , he rifei ees. 10 was Olr ou! nov ios'"
he G.7e-nsat AMI Parliament what - "'nie 10 ,N i
tecf., 'g only n o.. Interests O tae farmer, aAN pr
how b. t..on woald benefit the farmers Of NaAAo ~ ll
pislfir .ivcfs.ty OF employment Tor thef s""S H0 '
cludei b.. moving the following resolutions
Rad ras. thi, join meeting 'he Hamilton board o. f'.
pr 5.ee Esenanae opinion t The true in,f.
~ a.. r. M pr9vuc-s entire Tree fadr 80 hsi'f Pr
S,.l... States, os willie iAat 'otis it-
i ~ or- ..lrlers Zee ia is u'rSei- W