... ARE THE CANADA'S A GAIN OR A LOSS. the Canadas are a gain to os, they can only in the matter of trade, of military strength, finance, or -is cessary vents tor emigration. We shall all who understand such questions know full well ft]ready-that they are ...

... 1f165 in order to pave the way for Canada's concession of a preference on certain British goods imported into the Dominion was strictly regular and consistent. As a matter of course under the German law, when Canada terminated the msmmemessa Maine is ...

... their independence was of great importance to this country. We ought to show them that we did not care oue farthing for their adherence to us, We derived no advantage from the connection, and if we assisted in maintaining the independence of Canada, it ...

... CANADA. ToroONTO, Wednesday. —The New Nation (the organ of the RRed River insurgents) confirms the telegrams as regards their avowed political purpose being, in the first instance, the establishment of independence, with a view of ultimate annexation ...

... CANADA. The conduct of the Southern refugees in Canada Has been denounced in the Canadian Parliament, and a determination has been expressed to stop tbe abuse of asylums. The Financial Minister has presented estimates, including a sum of 50,000 dollars ...

... lot of the farmers and farm-labour ers of Canada is one which those who are suffering from hard times at home may well envy. A few months ago a deputation of twelve tenant farmers went from England to Canada at the request of the Dominion Government to ...

... CANADA. SPREAD OP THE REVOLT TO UPPER CANADA. Important news reached London on Friday morning, with the arrival of the Oxford, New York Packet of the 16th ult., announcing that the revolt of Lower Canada had spread to the upper province, where the insurgents ...

... CANADA. The Canadian Parliament was prorogted on the 15th inst. by the Governor General in person. Among the bills which received the assent of the Crown was an act to prevent the unlawful training of rsons to use fire-arms and to practice military evo- ...

... REBELLION CANADA. And Defeat of the Royal Troops in Canada the Rebels. the Cambridge, from New York, arrived Liverpool, papers have arriyed to the They bring important intelligence from Lower Canada, where rebellion, which has evidently been long in ...

... A. Canada had The report that the rebels in Up themselves of Toronto turns out to be erroncous; the rebels never were within three miles of Toronto—they approached within little more than that distance of tho town on the Sth of last month, waited a day ...

... Government land in Canada, when sold in lots of from 100 acres varies from lOd. to 4s. sterling. With capital of less than an industrious, sob or man can at once lay the foundation of an independent freeholder's competence in Canada—ho allowed to pay for ...

... ETAT BY THE CANADA THE GREAT BATTLE IN KENTUCKY. TOTAL DEFEAT OF THE CONFEDERATES. The papers received by the Canada contain but brief tele- grams of the fight at Somerset, Kentucky, but enough can bé gleaned from these to show that the rebels were totally ...