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CAsApIAN AFFAIRS BY the 10ronto Co.sl
,tilut;on, j. seems that the Canadian di6icuhies]
are not YET calmed The following paragraph
be.rays great excitement or propensity 20
laugh at hewhims Of Canadian politicians


sThe light company of the battalion IL gaIri
son here are to be stationed al Niagara. he
differences Of the colored people, and the difficult


ties Of collecting the revenue are stated to be the
causes. but some think that the enemy e may
seize Fort Missassagua and Fort George. Ihe
grenadiers are going below-probabiy TO by
town, 10 be near the lads of the Country of the
Two mountains. Government appears to ap-
prehend seriously that q lnovenrnt will take
place soon on the part ofthe Canadians. the


Vprmeniers, aud a large body in New York
Whether it rs so or not, / cannot tell--I know
no more of Mr.. Papineau's movements than o.
those of the man in the moon. But The Maine
question in not kept open for doing nothing {.