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CANADA. The principal topic in the Canada pa
pers present, is the project for making vast rail-
road between the lower provinces and Canada,
which, 1t Is said, government is to take up. Per-
haps the thing is not impracticabe and may yet be
effected but II seems from the extent of the line,
the nature OF the country, the rigor of the climate
through which it must pass 10 be project too vast
for the country, and too difficult to be accom-
plished. English gold, however, is nearly omnpo-
tent


The people of Quebec are well pleased with the
parliamentary grant of 100000 for their relief and
are sangune enough TO look for more in the shape
of collections from England. The buildings on the
site OF the old ones, commencing under the di-
rection of the committee, and according to the fire
proof plans. We observe that shipments of mate
rals useful in this province, have been made at
Liverpool for Quebec, and are duly appreciated.
The theatre is closed alter season which has
proved more successful than is usual in Montreal
for the people there are far from liberal patrons
Of the drama. MIR. Skerritt, however, has been
well pleased, and is determined to try it again


large sale ofbuilding lots has taken place on the
outskirts of Montreal, and have realized excellent
prices, which is rather sign of the rapid growth Of
that city, than the abundance of money The
grounds were known as the Priests farm


serious row took place on the race course,
where sports began the 1911 instant. Isaacson,
an old Cockney, who is in the beefsteak and chop
line, got his crown cracked, and MIR. Scott was
severely beaten. Rumor lays il at the door of the
Canalers; but, notwithstanding the pains taken by
the papers to make this apparent the person beaten
declares that there were none such engaged in the
attack on his tent and person. The military had to
be sent for but arrived too late to have shot at the
rioters.


The Quebec papers mention the arrival of the
bark Rory O'Moore, with general cargo, in 90
days from Liverpool. This they call remarkably
short passage,