New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
TIE NEW DOMINION.

POLITICAL AND IiF'4f+'p'''
DENCE OR BANKkCFICl '-END VI i'N nj"
RIVER EXPEDITION 49,
OTTAWA, July 25.-The regnant polincai sen
satlon is Of course, the Independence moyemeh "hch
sti logs on The Annexation candidate, MI 'ah' haS
been defeated for Quebec East by Mayor Iouahssa"'
A series Of meetings fayoring annexation nave we"
hold at Quebec Lewis, Kamouraska, ana among mo
I,-opcb Catholic population Of the South Shore below
ouebec Mr. Louis HonOre Frechette, young, enthns-
astic and liberal French Canadian poet ms Do'"
The Hon John Young organizing his Indepennsnee
League in Montreal and the young pfoIs,i ,} T'eye
has been rather acrmonions newsbaper -, betber
between Mr.. Huntington and Jhe 6ds'ee a. Ie col de-
that gentleman was an AhheAa''oii''o VI NV
cSa tG h heU heard from the Canadian delegate TO
England the Hon. Alexander CampDeu, eAcpI Ia ,St
arrived in Liverpool on the 2sth June. ne yaTcd To
q his instruction. as en ofr he had sailed so that
delay may be expected ere We near T o oaco
pIus the charge OF Earl Granville at the C1gn ot to
Tor Lord Kimberley may induce further uelay io' MI
speak OF the aabsorbing European war; rs in tbe
conceded in semOicial circles tLat the U,o,sons
colony will have to abate their eXtravagaht
to Indemnity for the past and security On be de-
and accept much more rational pro gTa9n. FnSSsb
sire remain under the protection OF Eng am unt
garrsons will be maintained at Quebec ana hdA, n
cannot say that the reason sss s sun ~ a. smpIy
much rejoicing the part Of the colonlst III j. sp
because the Imperial authorities consider these points
TOO paramount importance 10 be intrusted To raw So
teers England viii no longer guarantee Can1nl,i oas
Canada which she has for many years DG9h d h1 20
by the great bull-caf OF America ~ Is also
Hirae 90 ' r NV England and the United states. II
the Canadians do not like these Just ana n9'er'
IL is quite possible they may 90 further anu dIe an
am told that the revenue for the h,ca year eaen on
the sotb lime falls almost a million below The estimates
While fbe expenditure is as much above it, making de-
fcency Millions which VIII ne JuSei,s,.
that in seven wears the debt Of Canada should have m
creased eleven millions Of dollars, while no hnahcsI
abatement for a single year has shown deuclt LUIS ~
much after the fashion OF Wendell Holiness one-horse
shay" which was, individually as stanch as Ig uy
was built although whole" II Was WltHln haI im
hour OF being quite worn OUT 1t Is not 100 much 70
saw that if the nancering talents and Npeden- 9 ~
the conduct Of the Canadian GONethnent ~ fr,n
i'm the management private concern every on, Ion
| Mr. Hncks down. would be committed TOT sMIhuAns''"'
bezzmg fllsincaon or some analogous crime. 18th q,
The Government are going on bravery IN tueii p'n -
| imitation Another million Of dollars OF lractohal Ju d,
rcncV Is to be Issued As the notes not numbered
is impossible say how many cords 81 loCTe cneY tb
is the Government il steadily draining the country %
gold for which it emts It's own paper. hOM one saIi
rncsss can 20 ON ithout inducing premium OF Eolu
It is hard to say but the ultimate result Is me
1t seems certain that al us hTn sops TO IN.
rcady done to Nova Scotia local elections in New
| Brunswick have resulted In an unmlstahaDe iluo OF
sation Of the platform, asserting hat tle 2 80
titled to an annual subsidy Of the lhteIe az Ine Pc
| cent on an additional 100000, beyond What sue wa
allowed by the North America act. Inc ueDl " QVarr
and Quebec beyond s6250O0OO was 70 nave DeS assu
nv each Province, IN certain proportions 70 De ueice
by arbitration The quebec umpires, binding that tIey
were be sadded with S6cOOo "itnuto sto ~,
whole affair will doubtless come up ~ Wy DCnlHG i
House, when the Qlebecers, prestled anu Nooins ~
solid phalanX, will have little II any hlLct! III 'ttrgns
| anything they like. The bankrupt oegears OF Qle~Ts
contributed about "a per cent ol me rev J T t
Mr. Cartier DESTROYS by again swndng the people OF
Ontario Of reganing measure biz ascendrc y ID
Quebec, menaced by his course on the wheat anu o"
| duties. .,,uur st.o-,s.oS ,y,,t
the 'subserviency" of England in taInely yledhg "a
the States the unt4nabe headlands line IN the Fisheries
yiant Inspector for Fishing in the ST. Lawrence below
here have been given back To their owners ana hsno
tons have been issued by the Marine Department notify
ing the agents distinction is to be observed be
lepavV Of car nal ~ "
barges being lowed TO Whitehall through Canadian
waters. II would hardly have been thought possible
that an official circular three feet long would have been
| needed in so slight case But you niue khoT Ine
shall not be prevented from wigglng under the 9gs oil
salmon fishing in the river. which flow into the st.
Lawrence below Quebec Is unusually good TINS year
one gentleman has taken over 1900 pounds, one 1sh OF
40 pounds and many over 80.
generally known but 1t is fact that the French Govern
wheat ana oats from Montreal since the eth and 7h and
great deal OF hay has also been forwarded on frencn
account the country Three Rivers. There ars
several North German vessels IN port IN quebec wh're
they are likely 10 remain, since French cruiser Is Tk
ing round the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence.
| The imbrogiio at Red River seems practically
quiet on the Assniboine. The British flag has been
hoisted the Manitoba act has been accepted and the
! Provisional Government has declared Itself ready W
rri satiSctorT state of bina,s il NH owing Ia
Bishop Tache. The Catholic party, having obtained all
they wanted by rebellion, are satse to become loyal
in the senate beside monopoly Of the lands in
the settlement best fitted cultivation Consequently
| Rie and the other dogs have been called of.
The Territory has at length been transferred Ia canada
ON 10th the official proclamation having been issued
| Gov Archibald sworn In at Niagara on Friday 10y
Sir John Young and Sir u. T. Cartier, Bishop Tache being
present at the sacrifice. The Governor and party VIE
proceed ST. Paul and Pembna, To Fort Garry where
lJe will hand the government To his Legitimate
| successor sir John Young will likely accompany the
party and Bishop Tache Will act as cicerone philosopher
and friend.
am given to understand that Bishop Taches efforts u
secure AN amnesty for Iael and his aocOmpices have
proved successful, and that not only Will pardon D.
Issued but the expedition which Is being engufec
dowan wall be recalled. else reduced TO fraction OF
its strength. In any the Goth Rifles must OF neees
sity return because the trO0pshps TO convey them
England will he here In August IL will be representec
that would be pity to send 80 many men on fOOlI
errand, much expense nothing. Ana tnn
| policy IL likely 10 prevail
There is deeper for this action than at first ap
pears The Catholics are determined TO discourage and
impede the flow OF migration TO the North West TheJ
already secured large blocks OF the best land in tho
settlement which they Will lock up And now they wish
kill the Thunder Bay route IL the troops recalled
and no road built to Fort Garry through British territory
they will intct a crushing injury Gu that route; while
the fact that the Governor General Lieutenant
Ors and other officials have had to proceed by ST. Paul
will indicate this To be the only practicable route. Traffic
over the Canadian road will be practically annhlated
and the Catholic French will be left in full command
Manitoba,
or course, this Is not being accomplished without
good deal OF protesting the part OF the Professionals ~
Ontario They insist that no amnesty shall be lssed
that the expedition shall not Dc recalled, and But
that amounts 10 nothing. The Catholics Of Quebec
their masters and protest they strongly the
Ontario people have no option but to do Quebec villa
they SHALL