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reshape there newer wee • pried se tie
hinny of mer saint. oboe the Premien*
was le a moo tickIslt pointed. thea at the
present some.(. Iraq Ouse� tedtcates
th.t we hag, hashed a gnaw. Ilese wart
wed to i. =lair
srregw.o, v* treed
whatever rirlj•q lissr say `e.rwbvaceJ is
the less--/sltlt)t the actnal tbtaj, how-
ever, being a Mettler of sesemiery Impor•
taageo.4 ewe air smilli tfe•b Power,
mot pace, aaJ u,. vwy, beteg always the
primary object: the ioniser avid present cos -
duct of lie parry alfurds the genet unequl.u•
esNvtdeoce of gbh. Whit 'matters wen
so reneged that they Dot .lily retest het
held the "ebbe pyre; elegy foug6l Irk •
I hilias..e, for the G.rvereoaee', this crown, of the people beteg earned Tato effect.
and dignity of the em?tru. That they were Canada Tortes pretend to be great admin
inttu.ae.J principally by these selfish, mor- of the B:uwsb Constitution. We prime
rosary m loves, appears already fully set- that It will scarcely be applied that
dent: wow that matter* bare a asgeJ, anJ practice ender fast C..netttr'i .n is for
that o11ere have bees demised mere worthy Crew■ to @seertt to all bolts passed by
.t the petition ur•cupie I by the Tories, the two ilouees of P,rliascst. We b
leiter light like drunken demons almost Owned it eeee.eat, to mak, tb,,, „fere
that very crown sod dirtily, of pure attach- to British prairie. In eun.equesce of
meat to which they professed their lista to outrageous envier pursued by the Oppss
form a part. 1Vltnoss the late scenes in Urn toe/eels our n..ble Governor Gere
Montreal. Is it the payment of 2.I0,0J0 w hose whole coedoct since he assumed
prospectively, that annoys them! 'rimy Government has be.. character zed by
burn down la an hour property to tbo value slrwte.t Impaitialtty, The Governor
of O100,000, art if to add to ut r burdens: neral havreg assented to • comber of
were they o.ult•-4 by the payment of thio bells passed by the two linens, entered
money t , rem. T 1Vh► JIJ t:key pay carriage to return to Moniland. His
ewer° rrbela an Upper Canada, an ergo o.11ency wet loudly cheered by the major
nate the idea of In.ewn (ring those whose of the spectators, but a party was pr
prriperty we•° destroyed in the Lower (cteruuned to insult him by every mean
Province ? We one!' thee wuuli curie- their power. 'fhe names of the rnglead
ocelot to answer these geealien•,'laised o: of this ooh are well known to tae Gore
Iasbing theionclves and oilier" led•, (err, meet.
and thee in jest,fi;atioa referring to certain Their .pp rvpiate or,in, the C.:ette,
acts, for which they themselves have made ;kr,elannel in a t to .t triimph, i u an Ex
the precedents. Bet these pretences are that the Represeatetve of the Crown
e ll roa,eose; the Torino are out of power pelted with egg.. True it is that ha
and place, and appearances did not gine any dozen blackguards were fount among
su-e indication of a'peaty return to caber. citizens of Montreal who were capable
Bit they say "bad laws hive forced them the disgraceful conduct described by
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with deep regret that we hive to
cord the �w feet that tiro sassroref Geode
has bees dtgra cod by ewe eIa . most w
les and scaadde.s rids that has ever to
elate eit gay civilized country. H4
limey the Gement' Gemara! o(ib. Pte
seeeetd y, yesterdato lbs seem of Her
jwty, 1e . n.bet .Q 1 • wbld ►d
t1. ewe Hew.esof PrirUtNevit cow sit
Ahs 0f three bills, as our ttnedl•re ars
aware, was sseediagly •Moxioue to
misertty rte sad out of Parliament ; but
good a►gwmeat has been, or could be add
cod to warrant the 1Repres.iotive of
Crown to interpose. tits prerogative to
vent the coniUluttoaa Iy ripened we.
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to commit thee, untoward acts. If so, Gi;eU,; but It a an infamets falseb
why did they .at show the same abhor- that they were ie a majority, either bel
mace at oppr.s•ion wh'a the Presby- the Bar of the Legislative Counetl or in
terms and MathoJul ministers were ire- street in front of the Parliament House
priaooeJ and banished the Province for A few blackguards can at any time ex
celebrating tic marriage eeremney for their disturbance ; tad we admit flat last en
own people -when they could not bury toga degree of audacity was displayed. e
their dead, and at other grievances jest as en early as. at the time that the Gover
piloablc, bait too maniere . to be mention• General left the Parliament (louse, that
ed . Del they bare down parliament louses Government was wholly ed
and public libraries then, to the height of unprepared
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theirinlagnation at the wrong 1 g It was expected that ao outburst of exhibited, ,
g similar to what has been already ezh�bited,
But If bad end oppressive laws be the real would have been manifested ; but nothing
cause of the present Vandal and Saracen- like what took place could bate been salt-
like conduct, wby not do it then for ao cleated.
actual grievance, as well as ;`
on fur an ice- Tte editor of the Cu:elle is no longer in
aginary or prospective one? Oh, the Fa position to be argued with. Ile hes for
times are changed" -yes, and the tables some time been endeavoring to 'attune the
turned, and that to the secret of the whole passions of his party ; but he has at last
matter. If true loyalty be as they define it, gone entirely beyond the bounds of party
"attachment to the Queen or Crown," why
pelt her Repreeeotative-of royal blood like
herself -with atones and rotten eggs, and
chase him through tee streets like a horse
thief? Come, gentlemen parliament ber-
serk (the Yaukces have their 4. barn bur -
eery the Tunes bene. far outdo them,)
answer these questions. You have now
brought upon your party the mark of Cain.
No purifying protean can wash out thio
stain; it will be cast in your teeth at the
hustings and elsewhere till the grave of
{•�our party is dug, and for the peace of the
t'10T1000 we hope that may be soon. You
have 'tow effectually struck at the root of
our prosperity. What Canadian orforeiga-
er will invest capital melte province In its
present state ? Are not the arms of hides -
try now poetized ? With your " L. P.
8." your " Swiss Guards; your secret
cret. 'British League,' ready organized
is every township to carrythe polls at the
next elections by club aw, who knows
wbat may be oo.the morrow: and who, with
such uncertaipty hanging over him, will
engage in any extensive ewterplize 1 What
1s the hope that it will pay 1 See, gentle•
men, what you have biought upon your
nds-Ycountry, to gain your own •elfish ends,-
You
ou talk of annexation and republicanism.
OW neighbors to whom you offer your-
selves, govern by the majority; but you can-
not embalm the government of the majority
now'io Canada. The Yaokces would not
take you. First prove yourselves fit for
free iostaturiona by submitting to the ma-
jority, and then offer yourselves, but not
sooner. You desire even still that the
majority should submit to the minority; so
you governed before '41. You call such
"free isatitutiuns"-you want a return of
these palmy days. The last Spectator
says, "let us petition agate and again, until
our fret constitution be restored." It was
"free" to you, bat it required the majority
to submit, sal that is precisely what you
wont again.
Canadians ! look at this. This is the
freedom that awaits you %Meer the so Balled
"British League."
This is, or will be the true state of things.
aaJ in view of it we ask every man who
values the government by the majority -It eoosc once. that have followed. He
u the goveromeat of Great Britain and the Another somewhat eccentric gentleman is q
prosect government of Canada -to ,hew 11 r. P,nhey. ile diarist like to go so far as gave Che mem for London great credit
himself boldly; this a the hour of need.- Mr. McKay,- but moved in amendment to tor the very proper feeling which he had
Lord Elgin has acted an accordance with his motion, that the Legisfati.e C000cil expressed, and in a great many of he re -
the letter and eaten ion of aur Constitution,
trusted that the people o/ the Promisee
marks he cordially concurred. But while
sod because be has done so, lawless men. would mama quiet aid continue. firm in be talked of the outrage committer!, he must
who hare, never submitted to loch rule, and their altegience to the Queen ! Mr. Pin- lata into consideration, that the feelings of
wirer will while they can avoid it, call hey ,toed alone when the vote was take.. the people had been °traced. He did not
apo her Melon,to recall ben. For what i Be4.rot Cosier.
plead lbw in justification, but the Ministers
For violating the Comtitueon ! Not at a must have known this in the beginning that
all, bet fur obeying it. it is the duty of
the feeling about the measure was
apiary man who would be free to petition not confined to the few, but extended over
now. l.,t her Majesty know your sense of meetlsg IJ rester -
observed the whole country. Tit hon. gentleman
Lord Elgin's rule. Ose of the 'speeches at to t th 'ted tb b
Use late Toronto meeting was cheered for
eayiag " we want Sir Fraise. Head in
Canada now,'" anJ at the close of that meet-
' seg cheers wore given for Sir Francis. -
You see thea. Retool -r•, what the "British
League's' want; and whether Lord Elgin
es recalled, depends sow on run.
The following from a :Montreal eorres-
posdsot of the :'Tpecfra err, corroborates our
view., and "bows the aaiaesr of the party.
" 1f I l.ward and iii. fee low prisoner" are
set out this wising. the Geo( will be
eterssd, and i doubt not, tak.'n. Govern-
ment are doubtful of the 53.1 Regiment. -
Pie matter what happens, the Ministry which have taken place is the sew
OWN gs old Lord Elgin with them. 1 t capital of Canada, bet whet, se, iuwopt
Arty the Rocca if h eewres to a brash, as f has been made lo deprive the repr'esenta-
they will be great sufferers.--Prete aria/at. tiers of the enentry of that freedom whieb
- - in indispensable to the working of all eon-
Rosee.-Madsao regions that Sir Allan etatetIowal end geed government, by et -
McNair, with the Hoe. G. Alollitt. taekieg the members of the Legislator*
has left Jnr to present the Bion
treat eta N v fit. the recall
el 1,.4 Ul s, he. Well, Cased* will be
relieved frees beteg "lashed into fury"
ohne the jog ler M away, sed we, sincere-
ly hope be will be able to establish • better
rep.tetMu fee polities! boeeety lima for
railroad steak sesty. We wonder of
hostility. Ile as accused of being one
the nng:waders of a mob witch has comm
ted araua, a crime of the deepest dye.
i' with sorrow and shame that we announ
the fact that a moi was collected tact et
me, and was addressed by Krum: He w
kc., on the Champ de Mars. -Pilot.
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oro other browbeat of
t ; an set .f Ineemile ad
justice whisk has exposed him t. outrages
uswertby .f • Civilised potpie f ay lastly,
Suit the Ciliates, etgiet think k right,
its this orx.tws , to sir Has *Ce1lee.y
their eopport fee the nimal.aseee of public
eider, el the MOO
les of the legalities, sad
fere the protect el hi. penes.
_gloved by Ibr. Hardy, .sco.ded by Sigh
ensile Esquire, and
Resolved, 3. -That a Committee be ap-
pointed to prepare aid siva, is the ease, of
tbn citizens of Quebec, as address to lits
Esentiency N• Gevreos (ieeeret, (waled
o. the two preemie g neolutions.-Qeeirc
Gazette.
provincial Parliament.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Mr. Wilson said that the dignity of Iter
blejeety, in the person of her Reprcgnta-
the, should be so outraged, aid ibe Parlta-
umeet of the country assailed in the .10-
001 *0 which it had bees doer, meet treats
puoful feelings n evert mind (hear, 1uar),
tepee illy when done by a mob, amidst the
shouts of those not of the lowest order. -
There were occasions when to be anent was
a crime, and he hoped that be should speak
tike a loan what be thought of the occur-
rence which had just takes place. He
must have tmsuaderetond what the mean -
ng of the term "loyalty" was, because he
had always associated it with respect to
the Severe,gn and reverence to the laws :
and he therefore must look upon the men
who had been guilty of the outrage as dis-
loyal, notwithstanding their shouts of loy-
alty (cheers). Whatever might have been
the oppontton to the ball which had caured that every mac in the }louse would be pre -
those ocurrents's, that measure was carried pared to lift ha hand and voice to redress
through two branebes of the Legislature them. (Cheers.) Hon. gentlemen might
with every formality known to the Cu"sti- deny that they bad justified what had oe-
tution. Whatever he thought of the en -
policy or tnj•�atrce of the bill, he did not
wish that the Governor shculd have bee:
obliged to ranctlon it, but at would have
been unwise in the Repreaeatative of the prepared at this day to nay that having re -
Sovereign
to hare refused to have sanction. presentative institutions, an Act of Parlia-
eJ the b111, and to have been tn&,enced b. meat, Wong been passed by a large majori-
coercion. [Hear, hear.] a calamity -a public I ty of the Legislature, and the Repreeenta-
loss-and a public disgrace. Our credit tire of the Sovereign, after cool dehbera-
will be affected by at ; and in the midst of tion, bavng given .t his solemn assent,
as our pretending civilization, we ,ball, be that they would stand up to excuse the
pointed out as having been guilty of an act buroiog of their records and buitdloyw-to
worn than barbarian. There was a (ibre- l excuse an attempt upon life and property,
ry destroyed, winch never could be wipe- lest they should excite bad feeling or offend
cod ; there were the records of the country the taste of some bun. members 1 [Cheers.]
destroyed to the most wanton, ruthless and Look to the history of England. When
disgraceful manner : *ad those wbo excited Lord Gee. Gordon led his 40,000 men in
the mob to commit the attroc:oue sets' London to protect -as he said -the coosti-
°i l at bad been guilty of, must be held respowi- j lotion and the church, and when he destroy -
It' bit for them. [Ciera.] This city had ' ed the property of the orderly people of
it , disgraced itself, and he must say that it Loodyn, was any man heard to get up in
es i was unworthy to continue to be the Seat , the British Hogue of Commons and sa
ase lightish
104 the wieldt
reeelleet, is the ef the civilised
weeW. (Cheers Aces miles.) The
gessoes te be detentdNd sew ores, what
crone they were to pvis,s. le their resew
Montle, deMia'N es aid, W Mee by the
set ere Mateo S. gal Hetes, their
the
beam, theis'ps/eeaa Ni ell the teeerde of
M� the earliest settlement
dews t. peseta time 1 They were
seer lo, is 4, wt,, sed the ormattoa
was. 0 they esdeovoar to restore the
bills which were meads'', before lb. House,
et *mild it be men sdvtoabb for Ike Howe
to great the Ooveraseat all lite supplies
they sight doom advisable, sad for the Gov-
erner Geersl to come duwm and prorogue
'Ise House ? (No, no.) For himself, be
should prefer a prorogation. They had
been a tuog tune to nasion, sed if they bad
another early autos, the Government
would he better prepared to continue their
measures, tad the }louse wield be better
prepared to do there justice. (Ilear, bear.)
Irl a. Bzae, ale tat tt,u was not the
crisis In which be ebould bate expected to
find such a course suggesting itself to the
heart of any mos. Meer, hear.) It was
due to the (louse and to the country to
hear that so fir as the safety and order of
the country was concerned, such measures
had been taken as would ensure eta preser•
ratios. (Cheers.) And if It pleased the
taste of the bon. and gallant Knight to say
that the Government which was not pre-
pared with military force, at the doors of
the house of Parliament, in the midst of
profound peace in the civilized capital of
this Province, -(cheers,) -i( it pleased the
taste of the gallant Knight to denounce
that mi a neglect of duty, -be fee one had
no desire to shrink from his share of the
blame. (Ilear.) Na man could have ex-
pected the disgraceful scenes which they
had witnessed last evening, aoJ be trusted
curred; but was this the time for a voice to
be raised in crease l (Loud ebeeri.g.)-
Was excuse not justification 1 (Loud add
continued cries or bear, hear.) Were the
n- i of Government. [Great cheering.] Ile ! " these ecu are excusable, the church is n
rd, 1 did not think there was a single right mind- danger T' [Cheer*.] Why, the petition i
ed main wbo did not deplore what had taken presented by Lord Geo. G,rdon was ngneJ
place ; and he most say that he could have by 40,003 -supported by a large part of the
no sympathy with those who trampled or, English nation, and yet what man rose to
law and order, for he had no sympathy for ' hie place in the British house of Commons
common Tinian". [Cheers.] -
Mr. Robinson said that the hon. gentle
man appeared to bare foreotton that the
feelings of the people of Canada had been
outraged. The hon. gentleman said teat
it was the duty of the Governor to risen:
to tis Ball -but Lord Metcalfe had retuaed
to give hie assent to another B.1l which had
exceed the country, and he would ask bias
if this was not a very extraordinary bill, ergo
above all others which should have been
reserved for the sanction oilier Majesty.
Mr. W.Ison begged leave to make a re-
mark : he was opposed to the bill, but how-
ever much he disapprove) of the bill, he
should have been sorry to have seen His
Excellency obliged to withhold his assent
to the bill from coercion. He was sorry
to •0e the bill passed, but be would rather a
hundred times over hare seen It pass than
"that the Geverner should bold his assent
from at through (ear.
Mr. Robinson coatinuede-[t was the
duty of the Governor to have withheld his
assent to -such a measure when he was call-
ed upon by every portion of the country to
do so. Should the many petitions from
every part of the Province been treated in
the manner tbat they had. They had been
answered in a way in which other petitio.s
had never been answered, and if it was his v0t0 to the Government cot to prorogue
Excellency's ntentt-n to pay the tosses of Parliament, but b arm the Government
none but those which have ever been paid with every power which the Government
in any civilized country, end that in appoint- could require to express the proceedings
in Commissioners under the bill he should which had disgraced this cey. [Loud
take care that those were appointed who cheering.]
would not pay improper losses, there Ma. BADOLRT stroke in so low a tone of
wou1J have been nothing of all this dcstruc- voice as to be almost mutable, although
tion and excitement. But they now saw we only eat a few feet in the rear of the
the consequence of not paying the least boa. gentleman. We understood lire to
attention to the prayer. of the people. He say that such as an inhabitant of this city
thought the Ministers were liable for all the he felt deeply degraded by the proceedings
" of last evening. He felt degraded when be
thought there leas an inhabitant in the city
so lost and barearovs as to perpetrate such
a� act -!loud cries of "Hear, hear.") -al -
thought that if proper precautions had been
taken, theme occurrences might have been
prevented, He felt the painful position in
which they were placed, and he should be
ready to give all the aid ap his power to give
strength and maintenance to the Govern-
ment in preventing future excesses; and he
trusted that -every member of the House
would do the same. Any further outrage
on person r property must be prevented.
and he did not think that, under these cir-
cumstances, they ought to adjourn. (Lord
cheers.)
The bon. Mr. McKay brought for",
his resolution, to make the Legislati
Council elective on the 12th 'patent. T
bon. gentleman stood alo.,e, t' advocacy
his favorite measure. He was welt 01
being treated with silent contempt un
Mr. Viger, twitted theHouse on the ampr
priety of such a course. The hos. Mr .M
Gill'then got on his lege, and sand he wou
oppose the motion, because .nco.stitutio
d. He was asked by air. McKay, if
thought the Mintier! bad acted right,
creating new Legislative Committers. T
hon. mgr. !McGill rephei that "the Mnist
had a ronsetifetioaal rick( to ort as they
done." The hon. Nir.:McKay.' ignore
of the Constitution doe' not speak mu
in favour of the wisdom of hie solection as
Legislative -Councillor. Every ebaage
administration, of late veers, has t.ro.g
a new batch to the Upper House. T
hon. Mr. Leslie explained that notwtt
standing the 12 New Members, the Mini
try would be n a Minority. were there
full attendance. Ile stated that in 18
trlen'y-fnr were called to that Hour
seventeen of whom were Conservatives, a
seven "doubtful." in 1+347 eleven mo
were created --ten of whom were Conserv
eves. and one Liberal. None but th
metier, voted for having the House "elcc
tire."
In the British Parliament, when the Re
form Bill was ander eo.InJeration, it w
found that it woulJ be isrked ,n the Lard
ostlers an increase was made to that noose
The Kn:g, at the suggestion of Lord Ore
and his colleaguem,io the Ministry. at o
created a new batch expressly for the o
canon. No one considers* 11e act eerie'
.etuttonal-nor was then i Mc1Cay in Pa
liament of suffi^lent penetration to see th
advantages of the elective system, u the
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and said that such proceedings were to
tolevetgd ? [(tear, hear.] And when th
wee 'called together on an emergency 1;
this, to apply such remedies as these J
graceful occurrences called for, ought
boo. member to rise n big place and as
"let us prorogue until a more convents
season 7' [Hear, hear.) Were not 1
peace, order and civilization of the coon
at stake, and were they who were.
there to legislate for the good of
country to shrink from their duty
mol Any man who would rise in his pia
and propose euch a thing was unworthy
a seat io the (louse. [Great cheering.]
He (Mr. B) did net underrate the d.ticul
in which they were placed. He knew
enough of humor n*t'ure to know what
might be expected from a mob such as that
which assembled last night but knowing
these difficulties be was prepared to meet
them. [Hear, hear.] if life and property
must go to sestalnu.g order and civiliza-
tion, to the pante of God let them look it
in the face. [Cheers.] They had their
hearts, their wires, thetrchildren to defend;
and while others endeavoured to find ex-
cuses for men for destroying rho records of
their country an a time of peace, be for one
would be ready to Tend his hand and his
party awn. Sys of the be. were
direImme
TN Nor tteell sett be got ups d the
Wader. l.& the pkatfrm crest -relies said
diMewMle. The City was quiet tbro.gb
the sigh thanks to the arrrnge...et• of
9e.eesi.*swa., the visitant Cos emeder of
1)11*1(w, la whieb we hoot, h. wee ably
r�s�psMrtta.,i� ► the IMMO of the H... Die-
lriet.-Qloe,
ereseeneggergagneeneeemee
Tres the DMA Velesiet--Lana.
ARRIVAL OF THE
AMERICA,
Larsarooz, list April.
Irraorarrctt ss TU. alansaa Ann= lima -
MIMICS Or Fusco To Rarroas vas Pora.-
Cu•vueu rscwu.r a Eeato.a. Hausa
Btocaaae or vert Giasa■ Nara Far°u-
sci O*aeTI • Tait 8T.iraan M Tea HALM
Gaau Taaas. B4TtvaC7 *T News rasa
Leu, &e. &e. &e.
New Yoae, 411 M■y, 1849.
The Steamer dietetics arrived al Halifax
on thursday morning, with dates from Liv-
erpool to the 21st April.
Bread stuffs firm at a slight advance on
quotations. Western Canal Flour clotted
at 23s. ti.1. Indian Curo, 31.. 6d, for white,
yellow, 32s. • 33s. per quarter. ileal, 13s.
a 14s. per barrel. Perk declined 2s. Aln-
ney continues abundant. It a stated that
the dimeric. has 2200.000 specie no board.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool on
tie 1411 ulumo, in 14e days from New
Turk.
HR9OLtrrioe or Tam Pnrvi.-The French
Government has come to the Aperient rs-
so:ution, of as armed lntervent'on to .retin-
state the Pope at Rome. A force adequate
to the emergency has already sailed for Ci-
trate Vecchia.
S r•en Or TUR �'.uilTl1RyT.-The par -
like contest between the several stares of
the Continent, continues with unabated
fury, and most disastrous results to all
parties engaged.
The Danes are enforcing a strict bloc
bade of all the German porta, and It is
stated. 'that emigrant vessels, will not here-
after be allowed to pass unmolested.
STaTa or THR Meaarr..-Owing t0 the
unfavorable accounts from the continent,
Cotton has further receded is 84.
The stoppage of breadstuff,* from the
Baltic, a beginning to bare a favourable
effect on atonements.
The actual advance during the week.
owing to other advisee idDueocea, has
been dight.
Money continue, abundant.
Notwithstanding the heavy drain in spe-
cie, Consols donee the past week, had
fluctuated from 9I3 s 921, closing on the
20th.
Ivan. - Accounts from India by the
last overland marl, are regarded as very sut-
istaetorr.
Coa,pacrvt.-The accounts from the
manufacturing districts are encouraging,
althongb there has been no diminution of
employment. Considerable sales of Phila.
deipbia and Western Canal Flour were
made at market on 17tb, at 24. 6d. The
be article, however, bas become dull .gain,
and has declined to 330 a e3a 6d, at which
eY kc it was offered in quantity exceeding tbe de-
mand.
as- Wheat dull .t last quotations. Corn -we have
aO had a steady demand at better prices : white Nil.
7. img at 31s a 31s 6d, and yellow, 32, • 33. Cor.
nl Merl 14e • 14s 6d. No improvement in beef -
he Imports felly exerted the deemed, and the reek
try es bead is larger than .e..1. Hams dull-moo.
potmoo qualities, 30s a 32s 6d.; sue entities 30. -
ie I Very limited enquiry for Pork. The demand is
*s confined solely to the bends. Prime Mew for
rte stores, which varied w mach in quality that it is
of offered at 43s a 606. Several arrival. of Lard
1y have ioflaeoeed the market. Bales. as 330. 33s
6d for average qualities in barred!. Demand for
Cheese limited at 37s a 43a for'bet quality in
boxes.
It :a mot de6eitefy knows whet amount of
specie the 'temper has.
Eae►..p quiet. Good bills are 81.
PUBLIC MEETING.
At a verynumerous M
day afternoon, in the St. Paul's Market a use who rri.a a mob,
Square, for the purpose of taking into con. must he held responsible, but it was those
federation the means of maintaining the oho called upon His Excellency to sanction
freedom of the deliberations of the Legisla-
the het. The people had been treated in ■
lure. manner in which they had never been t:eat-
Ed. Glaekemever, Esq., hning' beep ed before. But notwithstanding the great
called to the chair, and the undersigned excitement; if a little care had been taken
neonates. to act as secretary, the followin
resolutions were nnanimon.ty alopted :-
Moved by Jos. Legere, Esq., seconded b
T. C.Lem Eq..and
Re'otved, 1 .-That the Citizens of Qne
bee, duly convened by public notice., here
present. have learned, not only with nate
nation, bet with the realest grief, the ax
by the advisers of his Excellency ho hail so
doubt but that those things would never
y have taken place.
Mr. Wilson said that he thought the
measure an unjust one. but that was 001
'the mammon; when petitions were ,cede, it
• .night, no doubt, bare been expedient in flee
- Excellency to reserve the bill, but the mo -
tweet • stogie threat was uttered, he thought
that he oulld dliliPtiliag glee tbu.naacuoe
it, because be would have disgraced himself
if he heal allowed bewail to be io(lueoced
by threats.
Ma. S.mawnrm (Tomato) eoweurred in
the propeNt of the conduct of the lion.
rn
Attoey 1, in abstaining for the
preterm front say athletes to the .nforte-
nate eee.rene.e of last night. •.d he (Kir.
tiherwoad) world is Irk* manner refrain ea -
t11 another epeet.sity from making say
remarks se the ewaduet of the Governor
General, or our the preeeediegs of tbe G.v-
.vwtseet ie deiaiwg. esti the Hoose is w-
7rag the memar are *1ie1 bad toes the eases
of thews *yeses. He (Kr. Sherwood) de -
pooled ibe aeerne which had bees takes,
as much as any Nan in the Hours; it was
and deetreyinr; together with the edifice
when the legislative taemblies hsid their
either, arches* of the greatest impor-
tance avid . most .a1n101. library, the loom
of which is temperable.
Moved by). l'. Reesman,Erg., seconded
by Kr. B. cKee, and
Resolved, 11 -That this me.tiug empress -
both Ogee gesllwi• will tames tw
the es the erareet symtathyr mud its deepest
Q tees hew sum 11n . W Knights 1d • grained* fee Ilk Rseell..ey the Beef ed
!here fes the Mistral • Ge^Mdcr f l -,t.' Elgi., Oanr.r Oe.wr•I, who, notwtth•tan-
r .d.deti.. Jing tbreireviing demoeetre!r.e., made otos
Ma. Cawaeov (Kent) felt exceedingly
gratRed at following the hon. member who
bad Jost set down. The sentiments which
had fallen from her hen. fined were such as
he should have expected from all he bad
known of bum, they were seettmeete which
became a good Mao. a good eitieee and a
good chitties, they were sentiments such
as he should 1*.e expected from every
son who had r.deettd ealmly on the pro -
ceding. of last night. 1t was unneces-
sary that they should reeks bomber reference
to these prec.edieg...44 the Governemet
eltetald be prepared to bring the subject be•
geodes parliament.
Sat y, le d.eeeee of ail Jaime? and
regard ihr the peblie Mh.g, 1 same meeting
was dleally bald in the Market Square,
Termite. 1t was preset to be a great affair
to set the ball le motion is the tipper Pre-
view.. Neve was there such • feeler.. it
wt, *Heeded by from three to live bunched
people. W. have ecce • great nosey who
were pr'etent, and isnot egis.te the suet -
her bwyoed i.. bemired. .vi4 meet Peet
Method *My. The Perrier Meedeeiesily
Rumba edifies. htrdred, bet well he k.ewe
111. glaring u.trth, the mere efhpiag o1
euak4N reMds.ee el thea, obis ought r. (eery
•d •Jew 10
W. Mee, Mitoses, r herribie se idles( Ts,.
1:17•711
e=e r .es well b eetse a es oa4 it wetai4 b
eery di ,sdg a mg,ylaeg M that U toes
sen a the sem ease . e
at wditl, slid wiva .
nes was Otis / pi ire prune.
hue ViadeBsm, Der Mf I. 'Jeuet it, w
would shrills* marl a j a f allies tossed, through seer le twee Veit he
Tory **ambit ee ever ime lade .w rvea
avow e.y pesiblo drrure■t■,...1014
die .e iedestwy err mid tb. deanmeme../ the
MMe„f e(er pt,te5 pellti.04 ,a..y, 'Them
may be seem spelap dined for i* asperity et
MlIsg, ..4 fee the bandyleg of k(t-ba.d
sempliea.ta betwees the benige.ub efoppe.1e
political faction, (alt s.g4 eosa they are he
(rem beteg r.atibekle,) het **apology tan be ac-
cepted far the gm of toys... which themes.
ratter' epee the beetles repeat, of our fellow.
creatures la fes, tb. sus who is guilty dealt
lang.agr. W hrkeed hie right to membership
is a esculin d comss.ity.
No geed mu sae possibly reed the speeches of
tb• Try party, ad .opsetaJ 1,1 ..peoehee el Bir
Allan N,N.b, e. eke atweitl...4 the hankers
Mees, wettest aperindug eke meq pai.(ul (tel.
imp. We do mot suppose that ever Ba Ails.
has dips very deep into the philosophy sf harass
,.lore, or that his souses reg.sdiag the gigaliure
sad capabilities of rni.d are eery redcoat err ems•
remorse i bet he bas errtai.ly lived sd&it.rly
long, ad ogee *sough to kern that .o rase ei-
tber could, or dare perpetrate *swages sales"
sasettoaed by awe who consider themselves eery
seperior to the see/. Sir Alan does got esaeily
Justify the burning of Ib• Liraric.. that weal
display rather mach d the Genesee, bet lie spo;o.
glees for the wickeder** by eappoeiag that the
mob am t.aspera,ed-that the feelup of oar
Wore were imodtad and outraged by the set of
the Government ! New, Si, Alla McN•b
knows that there to w kebag-oo poi eiple is
oar nature that eras bey oeu.ged mer. Ind to
he eomaisaioo of desperate .d roweling enure,
b ll
y simply beteg totat heach d os heist pay
jrjure pace, 0r less tbas SW pens, a year for
he 'text twenty yonm
. arta eompeati.n for
ebellioa Losses ! Galatia, that die impost -
ion of thee/nay a year was this most most that
mid be imagined. yet the sea who would as-
terne -
at that such as amenities we.N midden the
one pmewo.s of oar "stere, and drive .e to
deeds of v iolenee sede
dletion, ought mo 1a
pebliely censured for 116144111,o
g ear cmae. hu-
manity. All ,idlest outrages antco.,mftced aa•
der the influence of exaepetated fe.11.pr bet ao
olid man can ever, under any weemau.en•
become so exasperated as to destroy public or
'irate prope:ry, sod no good seas will either
pologize for,, r attempt to extenuate the erten-
aliiy of ouch conduct. Bur. is the seemed M
lace, Sir Alton cNab cannot shot his eyes .er
0 the accusations of his coesciesce o. the (act
hu the exasperation of the public mind, or rather
the woe meed, was prodeeed by h:mril, and
W friends and their orgaas of the mese.
We weWe shudder at . idea of Sir All..
eNab concocting r devising schemes for the
""trill/vows violation of the public peace, r 111.
nee destruction of public sod private property.
.t the fact tbat he .ed the Hoe. George Me-
t did associate with, end eoena.nes the eio-
t t proceedings of nub mem w W. Gorden
e ek a.4 Amer Moir Ferree. sod did giv. their
prveeseeeed their patronage tench sedap me
• Vmisittart Dieser, will, is the eye of beseech
red in the estisatioo e( all tki.kiag meg, go fir
implicate them in the disgraceful proceeding.
the Mood* mob. The co.dact of 8ir Alton
see the destruction .(thePariiar.eet Beildinp,
as been despicable beyond anything that could
ve been expected, and mo
m t be galling to eve-
acotebms. who 1witnessed it. Aod should
o
be pre'kd spin to go to Britain's Sovereign
ehh the prewmptuos. petition of a mere }cob
deep •radon,, sad their patrons,. praying fore
eeall of Lord Elgin; we 'would elect' that hey
.testy would express her disapprobation of his
tudieioes eoedect, by ":ripping him of his
' shtheod, mid retuning him to Cased". se
kin Allan Ncbegrimings
1t is begriming to be pretty geseraa
rey seder-
ood tba�tbe al seaai.g of the atrocity vom-
ited is Montreal, was a ort of round-chest
*Maiohome of the Tory Merchants to *Maio 'Wane'
wit," n ," and nn this flow floss dothe cry .f
The last Governer of Canmmada " appear 1.1,11i -
le. Bet we cannot 'appose for one otat,
t Sir Allan McNab would go foe " -
ro" heals there 'is a pre ability that" even Ae
bees made the dope of a deoigei°g, angora -
ass heti'. We are not ea -advocate fora
ort with the United States, but if the Tories
e deters' used on slice • maim, let them come
boldly like menand advocate their views, bet
heaves', sake. let pot valeta, Redwine, ad
blee
dawd be reeds ibe dastardly preteen ger an -
aunties.
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HURON SIGNAL`.
FRIDAY. MAT 11. ISO.
Til& SECOND ACT OF THE TORY
DRAMA.
the movement as the find Scene d a comical
Fare, which we sappoaed wo.ld terry boats io a
great "howl." We have, however, been di**p-
pointed. We our always willing to imagist, To-
ryism capable at every thug toil that comes
within the probability of raises/ circumstances.
But however taxman we may M to give toTo-
ries their doe, we could not, for the life .(
treatise that the •' Lr 1 Ort. and she Le "1Aer."
of Mr. C , eras merely the first ac r e(a se-
rious tragedy which was to evil is the conflagra-
tion cf the Padameet Bedding. tied the Libra-
ries and Arehie.e, of the Precise', together with
a Gay Faux attempt te gin the Members of the
Legislature a warteaod a speedy passage to the
n ext world. Bach, however, has been the nevelt
-Can.tr's Jerre leveed out a lregely, oyer
which Some °ibis firmest ',pewter" ID Godeneb
■ re'Iaptevtieg-cot because it has been tragical,
hat hereaosedt has root bees Woody/ Yee, it is
a fact which we regret, and blas, to ovate, that
in the remote village of G.devieh, sees, whim
'decision sed position is society, might to be a
guarautes fey their evessseweese ad pradesee,
have bees heard publicly Milling to (sed that the
Ge.wae, General mad the ffimiotry 1d bees eie-
sesdh tee damn of die Parliament Bendier!
New. atthwgh we meld sea be pets.eded that
there ewe were enemy is these savage espreo•
sisu.-mei it mon be obvious a every well-rego-
kted mead, that the mere ytwnsg.1 sees semi -
meat" is poblk, ad by see pnlfiwise M be gas -
demon, met Mee a pervw.ve egret
ort the want melees A out Muco, sod aro cal -
related to preveet si,irtsed was fns tMi.g lip
their rmideece mien ea red Medsny
mg (nit sash viae at, the chief oof what ore
called the atitseithss d the Me►, Bee hes
wheys begat lbisp .e expemed, a= 11h hid
o(hep.m, Ivng.age, it env be by cep of tow
ode -the esteemed 00.wd euppm tares ee be
Nemo, ad are lime ie..ip seek le Ow M ea
shaped • ts.gibi..141.7. set ghee ohil ieat{w
sad ratlike ass imaged .d w•edrd therepb the
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TO THE PEACEABLE AND INDUSTRI-
OUS MEN OF HURON.
It mast certainly to a mutter of deep regret
to every right-minded mea, to keel. that animist
iedividuak who ealortmuately pease= se ia-
&reee from offices tied commissions, which they
hood -from the Goveremeeet, have thought pelmet
to call • Public Meeting to be held at the
British Hotel, i• Goderich o. Saterd•y6nt, the
12th ism., for the porpoise of iad•niag yew to
lees year valuable time, Med pay bsY • dslba
snob fa, the macre elf .11is y.N=le a see •
• League" wi►►, sad bias geY.d sled 1..tree-
ted by the i.tfatuatsd sad e-Gnsease W. four•
dna Meek, d Nwew*l, obi. 1, view sudor see
thousand pees& bail le steed bis trial as see ed
ibe wre,ebed .eaters who homed Me P.rlimna.t
B•ildimit ! This deluded sea ie the shier eater
is what is aweekingly iateuded to be m11 4 the
.* British Asrina league !•• The deice is
r
n e.non tb• a.,.Iemutstianal G7ereaaet d
the ...airy, ad re-establish the aid a F■sib'
Cempst" d Tory ni mb ! There ism mesh
Aeeiy lens..** i• the •u•=pt, that were it art
fou the reel* d she 4,if-iYM., we would at
ores eempeve it re Dor Qinzere'o Mule whit
the wir/"si►-bet the 1.1/ sultan saddlers -
Ay e* the whole matin. The pest, miss -
04(0, tkasy4,d 1.hebitees of behead, have
MM * - .mA .% their misery by peplos MV
eliwe f= the e.sa=viieg d Ge rte met-
TMy love tees pa/M/ res• Is deer. V
imseur diem se eie ePe lbee. bet per lathed
le eat, .ppt.Ngd .ed peeempeeaiidiie bJar
rhe. !he was terry gore eye. Them hell
w -•
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