The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05
CANADA.


The New ParIiamene Net - Meet Again %
Vote Supplies-Ncw Report About the Lieu.
tenant Governors u Previnces-Skctch OF
Sir n. r. Beileass Premicr Of tho Govern.
ment, Jadge Draper. go.
OTTAWA, G. w.. May I, 1867
II is asserted here that the existing Parliament will
not again to vote supplies confederation win
take place in the At part OF July The elections must
therefore take place In June.
In regard to the Executives OF Provinces Il IL now
said SIR Narcsse r. Belieau tho present Premier
will be Lieutenant Governor Of the Province OF Quebec
The following 10 q short sketch Of his life:-
Tho Promier.s not OF the abest men In the Min.
istry and his chief place to OF changes
that sometimes put Of inferior talent over those OF
moro ability. On the death Of Sir e. r cache he was
made Premier tho ground Of availability. He fIls
the place with dignity being . man OF easy manners,
which he has seen 1t TO make even court
" since the time OF his being dubbed
knight This was done in 1850, It may be remsm-
bered, when Sir Narcsse was Mayor or Quebec In
dignned chairman with Mr. Cartier as chief adviser
giving his and influence to everything done. In
this way he goes through political life with very little
HIS two leading friends Messrs Cartier and Mcdonald
like this Hacabity, and the consequence is they ali
the Legislative council and Speaker OF that body in
1867 and 1885, again from 1858 1852 In the latter
viii DO seen from this that he is an old legislator and IL
he has made the most Of his time he ought
70 DO one o. the sases Of Canada The inna-
OF Sir Narcisse In the east Of Canada ID very
considerable. II is chiefly with the upper or
deu Of the people in the city and county
OF the other class have little regard for him since
he became an arstocrat and one Of the pro-Engiish
patriots be gained rank and he Is Of course very well
content with the exchange Il may DO said that now
Sir Narcsse and Mr. Cartier the leaders Of the French
ment and usages, Sir Narcisse ID . man OF wealth
quite enough to back his rank with and give him the
Of che wssthiest men Of tie ministry ali Of whom have
Judge Draper, q Canada West, il 10 BE- Lieutenant
Governor Of the Province Of Ontario The following
the leading points in his career
Mr. Draper is an Englshman He came 10 Canada In
for his s'loyan attsnments He entered the sfamily
compact composed OF old tores In 1S40 he In the
Afterwards he became Attorney General West. he re-
tired the bench, and he 10 Chief Justice
Of Upper Canada Judge Draper = regarded Is . man
In Law maters and in speaking uses opposite language.
In person Mr. Draper looks quite EnRsbman. He is
quite English In feeling and one Of the old tories His
age must now b over seventy ysara He resides in
Toronto.
si boat Of the season has made "Trip 10 GrenviIle
THUS water communication with Montreal and the East
Is opened. Travelling BY water yet chilly, and the
Tne country around here has emerged from its shroud
Of snow. which has covered u Tor nearly nve months
Loss or the ScheenVr Queen Of the Lakes.
ToRoxro, G w., May 4,.1s6T
large schooner called the Queen Of the Lakes laden
with COAL went ashore Darlington Beach last night
and shortly Afterwards broke In two
Precautions Against the Risdsrpcss.
OTTAWA, G. W., May 4, 1881.
An order In Council has passed the question Of the
cattle plague under which 10 required that importers
Of cattle or any prohibited animals or articles from Eng
land make special application 70 the Department
Of Agriculture for the necessary permission Each case
will be considered on its inertia There restriction
- 70 horses.
The discount on American invoices for the ensuing
week ID 20 per cent