... camps in Canada-those who wish things to remain as they are, thcse who desire Imperial or inter. Colonial Federation, those who demand uniohx with the United States, and those-chiefly the French Canadians-who would like to see Canada an independent nation ...

... manifestation of loqalty. Sixty years ago Canada was in a far more hostile mood towards this country than Ireland has indulged in at the blackest peiiods of corciou tand famine. Large rumbers of the inhabitants of Canada speak a different tongue, follow a different ...

... Sir John Thompson. 1What, asks Sir Johnm Macdonald, has Canada to gain by joining the United States with it. mass of ignorance and vice ~1 The Premier did not believe an independent Canada possible, 1The American lion and the Canadian lamb might lie ...

... lishcries dispute between Canada and t hw United Statc's If Canada were a independent PieC the diolas' :woldscon )esettlcd, forslhewouldvicld totliestgincmllts of her powerful neighlbour, and if there v,4ro no I Dominion of Canada the dispiute would bo settled ...

... r iI r c st t t II I , CANADA. The House wevnt into a Committee on the Canada Acts, and agreed to a resolution, moved by Lord Hoew- ick, on which his lordship is to bring in a bill for render- ing the Judges of Canada independent of the Crown, and enlarging ...

... United States or separation from Great Britain, and the prection of an independent Republic. The people wiI neveyr eonuet to annexation, and Canada could not exist u an independent Power. The America lion sad the iniadian lamb might lie down together, ...

... is south of that river, and wholly in Uppers Canada, for the benefit of whose inhabitan ts, and for afford- ing facilities to their commerce; it was constructed'. Bui ' what has that to do with Lower Canada, to whsich, we are told, the insurrection is ...

... INSURRECTION IN CANADA. SCARCELY had we gone to press on Saturday last, than the importont intelligence reached this city that the colony of Lower Canada was in a state of open insurrection, and that the royal army had sustained a defeat. Having paid ...

... Commoons of Canada, entitled, The National De. velopment of Cannada, After dealing at considerable length with the struggles of the colony in question foe political freedom, the writer stated it had been said that the configuration of Canada had its d ...

... result of the attempt to scare Canada into the Union is the fact, which Sir G. Baden-Powell mentions, that proposals are on foot to establish a swift line of steamers between Canada and England, and also between Canada and China, Japan, and Australia ...

... CANADA AND THE STATES. ire lre A correspondent of the 1Daily News at ottawa In writes :-There is some danger of Canada's friendly is feeling for the States, as displayed recently, beinii at exaggerated and mistakeu for a sentiment tendin. id towards ...

... EMIGRATION TO CANADA. The following article, from the Toronto Observer (Independent), seems toforeshadow a total change in the emigration policy of the Dominion: It is rumoured on the street that the incoming administration will shut up the expensive ...