... settled.— New York Tribune. CANADA The Fenian Invasion of Canada. —We are told that the Fenians are to invade Canada. Canada has just been declared a dominion and set up as new nation, and is, or is sooa to be, practically independent of ...

... CANADA. It is hardly to be supposed that, during the period of political excitement and dismay through which the province of Canada, has recently passed, its spiritual necessities should much relieved ; the parent board, however, moved by the extreme ...

... question—What will become of the commerce and marine of G reot Britain But even supposing independence were declared in Canada at once, Canada ready to receive independence! We should say certainly not Are the old settlers desirous of it! are they dissatisfied ...

... THE CANADA RESOLUTIONS. It difficult to understand how the government of Canada can oa without some such vote that included in the Bth resolution. Mr. Roebuck has certainly made the objection to it that it will irritate and not cute the evil; und that ...

... Majesty’s possessions. Canada, originally part of the continent of America, was colonised some few years before the accession of James I; but the first instance recollected of charter being granted the crown authorising emigration to Canada was about the thirteenth ...

... TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER. Gentlemen, THE speedy Dissolution of the present Parliament, and the very unsatisfactory state of your Ancient and Constitutional Borough, have induced influential Section of your body ...

... Quebeo those supposed to have gone to the States, it is estimated tbat 23,719 immigrants remaned in Canada, of whom above 18,000 settled in Western Canada. Among these are most of the Lancashire operatives and Coventry riband weavers. It is stated tbat ...

... EAST COKER. -An Oddity.—Mary Chester, native of Canada, the widow of an English soldier, and a pauper of East Coker, was brought before the Yeovil borough magistrates on Friday, charged with hreaking the windows Henry Gerrard, relieving officer, on the ...

... smelting works of the Burra- Burra mine, at were in full w..rk,bot.h smealting and refining being carried on with vigour. Canada.—ln Canada political affairs are, on the whole of quiescent character. The Government authorities at Toronto were exercising their ...

... controversy would lie opened with the parliament ..f Canada, which would never adjusted except concession on our part, the separation of Canada from Great britain. In Ins opinion the parliament of Canada should insist npon its demands. The Earl of 1). appealed ...

... When once he shall be secured power, and the independence and Integrity of Afghanistan established the British army will be withdrawn. New York, Dec. s.—There have been no further disturbances in Canada, either from rebels or invaders, since the affair ...

... Brunswick and Lower Canada. It is generally known that the adjustment of a boundary line, between Main* and New Brunswick, has been a subje-tof dispute between the British and United States govemincntsinre the acknowledgment the independence the States in various ...