... BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. CANADA.—The steam-boats from Montreal to (Quebec to run for the season on the afternoon of the 6th of May. the Ist of the month a May pole was planted on the ice at Nicolet. It is but fair-play to Canada to add that the oldest inhabitant docs not remember the like. The printing presses did not so soon the river : the daily papers (which only publish three times a week ...

... In the House of Lords, the Marquis of Laxsdowne, answer to Lord Brougham, replied that no convention had been absolutely entered into, but a protocol had been signed by the ministers cf England, France, Spain, and Portugal, with the view, if possible, of establishing in the latter country the constitutional rights of the Queen and her people; and that no time would be lost in laying before ...

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... ITER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—THIS Evening, FIGLIA DEL REGGIMENTO. Maria, Mdlle. Jennv Lind; Tonio, ardoni. DIVERTISSEMENT.—And LA ESMERALDA. Mdlle. Curlotta Grisi—Doors open at J. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-JARDEN.—Tnis Evkning, IL DI SIVIGLIA. Rosina, Madame Fer»iani; Almaviva, Signor Salvi; Figaro, Signor ltonconi; l)r. Bartolo, Signor Rovere; Basilio, Signer Marini.—And I.A ALAMANDRLNE. Mdiles ...

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... Mexican empire can evidently make no stand even against very small armies the Americans, who are as superior in militarv skill and courage to their foes, as Cortez and his followers were to the Incas and their armies. is idle to accuse the Americans of rapacity and conquest. All young, and sereral even middle aged, nations are under the influence 0 f that appetite. Nor can we expect the Anglo- ...

... the arrival of j,' 'P 5 ' the St. Andrew and the Cambria, two days ago, '* , ut of novelty to communicate. Mr. Tachereau, ' for Lower Canada, having tendered k resignation of his oirice because he had not been pro-10 the office of Attorney-General, on the elevation of ®h tothe bench Mr. Badgley succeeding that gentlcfias been allowed to retire, with the appointment of a 11 - Judgeship, a ...

... « ?j A . DXl s®* from a correspondence &*b- Ushed this week Berk, Chronicle, that the present membore for this place, Mr. C. Russell and lord Chelsea have been induced to adopt the terms of the pledge the anti-catholic electors, and have thus, we suppose atoned for their votes, of which that section of the electors complained. But trust that the liberals of Readme who have successfully ...

... the first departure of the transatlantic steamers will take place from Cherbourg next week. The Colibri steamer has been engaged to bring the wares and passengers from Havre to Cherbourg, the passengers being the number of 200. The Christophe Colomb, the vessel that is sail on this first trip, was hourly expected from Brest. PORTUGAL.—We find in the Herald, of yesterday, three days' later ...

... BilL The accounts of each day show how much the utility of the measure will repay the small enmities and obstructions which it may excite. Even London, that cleanest, swceteit, best drained, best sewertd city in the empire, seems on the point of reaping early and disagreeable effects of its self-inflicted exemption from the Sanitaij BilL ' Dr. Lyncii, with deputation of the inhabitants the ...

... smiles which welcomed its opening are fading fast into the winter of the royal discontent that is likely to gloom around its close. One cannot refuse praise to the conduct of the members, who have throughout displayed manliness combined with moderation, and considerable parliamentary tact There was no want of voices who pretended that the estates, on their meeting, ought to begin at the ...

... the ministry. They are determined upon having majority at any cost. Detachments of titnps have been sent into all the provinces which appear to have apposition majority. A detachment of cavalry, and a battalion of frontier guards, have marched to PatTas. Another battalion frontier is ordered to Tripolitza; two companies of infantry are in garrison at Calamata; and a detachment cavalry also ...