The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25
DOMINION OF CANADA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or The HERALD.

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Nova scotia viii Appeal 10 acknowledgements
tion from the Confrdcracy Psoposed-if NOT
Granted All See What in Next 10 be Done.
MONTREAL, Oct. 10, 1867.
Nova Scotia is now using threatening language. The
press says an appeal be made England TO sepa
rate Nova Scotia from tue Canadian confederation,
province put into the contrary to the
will OF people, and that appeal be not granted the
people will what is the next step to take This -
lofty language for newly confederated province
Il is reported that Mr. Howe OF Nova Scotia been
rendered Mr. Archalds piacs in the Cabinet II is not
likely he will accept it. II also said that the federal
government claim the right appoint the entire mags
tracy of the dominion This would clash with the
OF the local government aud reduce the patronage
OF the latter stlll MORE
Much interest is felt in the coming first session Of the
Parliament Of the Dominion the House being expected
TO be an ep;ome OF the British House oil Commons |
think will be unlike The latter that there vii be
fewer OF legislative talent commercial ability,
and perhaps less number Of bockheads. IL will DO,
fact, relative medium IN ability and stupidity with
the British House,
il IS proposed here that there viii be Dominion Ex-
hbrIOE ia 1870 Montreal and Toronto candidates
for the Of the Exhibition and it is likely the former
will be preferred, being the national capital OF the
country.
Apropos Of sporting Free Larce OF this city, has
the following witty report" Of mill between DesIn
and Mcee the report based the fracas between
those gentlemen, lately reported for the NEw YORK
nERgY MIL FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP or MONTREAL wEsr-
pARcY, THE MEMBER AND BARNEY, TIN GALLus PET, OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INTERRUPTED ArfER FIGHTING
lRepor.ed specially for the Free Lancet
On Wednesday the long expected fight between these
the championship of Montreal and several thousand dol
lars side ended in complete victory for Darcy. The
Gaus Pet was not. however satisfied with his defeat,
and, the satisfaction OF the members the sporting
| fraternity, another meeting was arranged.
THE MEN.
DARCY the champion, is we'll known to our readers
the triumphant holder or the belt 1857. In ter.
rble battle no beat starnss commonly known az the
Lord Mayor, and twice defea.ed Young Johnny, tho
Merry Miller His recent battle with Barney stamps
him Of the most accomplished pugilisis the
| day.
barney, his opponent is we'll known In ring circles
His only pugilistic encounter was with Nat Rhine a
| German, some years since Being known 40 ugly
customer handle he has been left alone until bis
friends recently matched him against DARCY. two
! days battle ended in his dofeaL He was backed by
| Bench. His impenetrablc face and well known
long wpdedness make BIN, indeed, formidable oppo.
nent.
comparatively level spot was found near the Banque
du Peupe, where ths ring was pitched large
bly, Of we'll known Sports collected. The bank steps
were crowded with ANXIOUS spectators, with books ia
their hands Betting was excited, rye millions 10 moth
ing being offered Barney and no takers Al twenty
\ enc minutes past twelve DARCY SHE'D his castor into
the ring. and greeted with srcans OF welcome. lie
appeared in blooming condition. His fighting weight Is
19 pounds. He dressed in the usual fighting Dress
white hat ordinary clothes, over coat aud sick Bar.
ney showed shortly AFTER dressed In white hat with
black band. pair Of black kid gloves and sgentlsmany
4 suit OF cables, ornameptcd with watch chain His
weight was l. 237 pounds. a. no had Montreal Herald
editorial n his pocket He looked conadsn, and cheeky
DArcy seconded by jim McShane and Harry Clarke
the q C., who was got up n q nobby silk GOWN SANDY
the Fnnap Fsticufer and the Bully Butterman did Inc
amabs for the Gallus One The sporting editor of The
Witness made referee and Mr. Lanctot was
l ~ stakeholder
l rHR Yicnr
Round l.-Barney came up sniling-he does .ternia,
sonnet mes. Rapid Interchange Of couIasjes R.rnev
boxed DARCY TO the ropes. darcy knew ropes and
ducksd avoiding well meant singer from the let du
at bis potato trap. Both men looked at each other
| First word for Barney.
clam OF foul" raised by the O. g Tho ru,,erman
said be knew all about fowls and this one bar.
uey offered 10 leave to the jury Referee tossed nm
for decision, and ordered them TO fght on.
Rouvp 2-Both men rushed at each other Game ana
desperate taking both sides Barney spat bravey in
DArcy's face. First spit for Barney UArcy nit him
/ on brain box with lett walking stick iCheersI paynev
4 struck his own hat on side OF head BARNEY weak
from loss OF saliva Refreshed himself with min of
national nsqnsbaush handed BY the attentive Finnan
| RorSp s-DArcv on the retreat. Baruey ditto BAR
ney, smiling. dangerously advanced all tours into
DArcy's corner and made arghlrul blow At D'Arcyis
left boot sending pegs and shoesring in All directions
Followed up advantage by throwing brick through .
window
AZ ,hs stage OF the combat the friends or DArcy in
teriered seeing their man was beaten. wild excite.
men,.l After some trouble the ring cleared BY the
Guides when 4 was discovered thai men had van
ished IN this connection may mention the stake.
holder and the stakes = well.
An cmeic beng administered 10 the he threw
MP tho sponge. The vast and orderly audience then
dispersed grateful these kind people no had afforded
them days rational sport.
the Failure ~ the Commercial Bank Of
Caundn-NniWe of its Notes-Stnteurnr Of
the Ranking COMMUNICATIVE New Iteuteu-
ant-GoNernOrs Of Nova Scotia and New
Brunswirk-Nova Scotian sicu,ber. Of Par
IiemcDt--Exodns OF People iron, New Bruus-
wick and Canada.
MONTREAL DC. %, 1861
The excitement consequent the failure Of the Com
mercisi Bank Of Canada continues I,- oils are nov
selling Tor seven'y.nve and seventy cents an
Ontario. Mr Patton, the chairman OF the Banking Com
miltcc. woo AL to consider the means o. aiding the hank
in misfortune, has allowed toe following 20 be pub
lishsd -
nr King, on toe pzx OF the Bank " Montreal vac
entreinel anxious to support Tho Commercial R,nk
ana ne proposed 10 the Bank Of British North America
that the two banks should Join In supplying The
ste innd' On ne proportion Of t~chds and third,
Oh tae guarantee or the Upper Canadian bank each
bank guaranteeing = certain amount ana boine 81
cured by tho commercial Bank. THIS proposition whom
~ ssnr vas q declined T ,as nrp.r ,an.a'an banks
saocooo W. hing declined 10 become Z party
70 any other arrangements, hls own not bavng
resn entertained. he therefore left the meeting
Another proposition then s,gxsted that each 0ank
should eonrbuts W proportion IT'S carai 10 make up
ths anouss REQUIRED ~ tho tomuerc.A Bank OBTAINING
coa'era security ibis proposition, after discus.
sion, was approved by the Remaining reprcsentatvss
hns was no connr,ei ~ .ae presidents mo banss
assent--thc securities being objscled ~
20 appears iha: the banks OF this city wore wing
enough 70 aid tie Commercial Bask; but the Onssro
banks were not ready 10 meet tho case
senerM Dosie IS 70 be at once gs1slted Lieutenant
Governor % Nova Scotia aud Qua of hi irst acis nnst
DC 70 seep Ae rssignacs Of the confederate ministry
ana accep an anti council of advisers Colonel
Harding of the Twenty second regiment is to be Lieu
tenant Governor Of New Brunswick, pro c~ presume
He SAID TO be man Of hrmncss. ~ least, and "a
called 10 the service 1hs British Lion from his facial
resemblance TO that animal Tho selection Of mere