... I ON CANADIAN AFFAIRS: BY A CANADIAN I , ANNEXATONIST. I ID TO THE EDITOR OP TEES DAILY NEWS. Montreal, Dec. 1,1849. 3 Sin,-I am a CAnadian and an iuhabitant of Mon- 6 treal. I therefore owe you my beat thanks for the remarks which you have so Justly made upon the '5 Timens comment on the annexa ticnist manifesto, as well - as f.or those upon the removal of the seat of govern- 7 ment from this ...

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... A-CNOWLEDGENT Ot THE FRENC REPUBLICBy BE4LGIUM. :- . -:FRANCE IlK BEl . ?? The followin, frm ours Bralesh s wil be read wit grheatest P reaa-ent Iofdge i the; r. of forward 4s analyss -of the proceedis d. tle t.ambei 6f. R ep resenotives r t a X : . R1mm obverved-6t eetensi;-- passed over in smpleto sdence. :.It ar ss e iaeg of IJIQ aooutry, the gooerle, and tfie C- e break that: silzene, and ...

... PBOVINCIAL. DUREAM. Tl1E FO8B1DDEN TOPICS or MECnANqcs' INsTIT U- T1084s.-The following remnsks are extrsuttd fren the ad- dress of the Dean of Durham to the members of the Gates. head bMeehanics' Institute, delivered at the opening of their new building a few days ago: As you may expect me to make, before we separate, some reference to your own par- ticular institution, I will do so at no ...

... . . . ! tA_. a. .. , , - . ' On Friday night a' pblio meeting was held in the 'n Waterloo Boom s, Ednburgh, in ,favoar .of ,the enfranchise' ment ?? wverking el8 ees, .the ,gedxuotion o f the. tiafnal' . expeuditurie, andthe equalisatiocn'of taxation; and in'eup. ,r .port 'of the moveme'nt lately'set 'in operation by '*Mesari *a 'lancre, ,Clobden i, and other;liberal mnembers of parliament.. ...

... EaXPRESS FROM PARIS. (By the BeatrcZ Telegraph of qthe out1h Easenm Railway.) We have received from Dover, by electric telegraph, a summary of news from Paris of yesterday's date. Great agitation still existed, in Paris consequent on the debate in the Chamber, and a second meeting of opposition members, held for the purpose of consider. ing the promise of reform given by' the Dgbets, has ...

... URSA14D CLERICAL. 0OXFOD, FEB. 15.-Tn a convocation hojiem2 this clad t two o'clock, the benefaction of 1,0001 Three-per-Cent. Cons ated Bank Annuities offered to e university through Dr. Cramer (Dean ?? every three ye for an English poem on a sacred eubject, met with the epprobationot thre house. . . Atthe metimethe proposition to grantout of the untrersity ,hebt a sum not exceeding .701. for ...

... LATEST FROM PARIS. 1'AItIS, TUESA).ky, 11 A.M. After the departure of the mails last evening, two divisions took place in the chamber. The first was on the q uestion whether the vote of want of confidence in the cabinet proposed by M. Perr6L, or the vote expressing the contrary proposed by General Oudinot, should be first put. The party of the Mountain required, as they were entitled to do by ...

... LOJN0DON, 1? IDA Y, FEB. 2. VERY little excitement marked, last night, the first meeting of parliament. At the hour of meeting, four o'clock, the HOUSE ot ColmMONS was very thin, and it continued so for more than an hour, when members began gradually to drop in. Sir Rohert Peel was not present at the cornmmencem at of the sitting; nor were Mr. Cobden or MNr. Biight in their usual places. The ...

... RAIL TVA Y NEWS.-FLIDAY. Bricec re a cl 01 p to coat- and le'ss the LIpits t has se of ,:s a anti- Lis t.0 with pply ccunt Ire- hIC of tlop- in it Atoc5 eing nga ould id of ye a. and. been end I he Aete ~eted save ?? aet not ham ,toys Lentsa :able waa gton the or a The ted, Sion ape- rail- ted, be that Of pro. Dper any anea a for a ast, This the .5 to Itter heir fu- last Lort- and it at 275 We ...

... THE NEW PRUSSIAN NOTE. FRANKFORT.-Sabicincd is a translation in extenso of the new Prussian note, alluded to in a recentnumnberof our journal, and addressed, under date Feb. 16, to the Prussian Plenipotentiary at Frankfort-on-thc-Yfaine: In the circular despatch of the 23d ult., his Majesty's go- vernment pointed out the way in which, according to their coUniction, a concordance might be ...

... ISSTEM OF INGROSSING BILLS.-'he clerk-assist- ant of the House of Lords has made the following report to their lordships of the result of his communication with the authorities of the House of Commons on this subject, in obedience to their lordships' resolution of 4th Sept. last: In obedience to the resolution of the House of Lords, passed on the 4th September last, I placed myself in commau- ...