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There is nothing of consequence from any part
OF Canada. Parliament is not in session, and the
papers seem to be occupied with the past
1.-THE terrible calamity in London, G.. w., an ac-
count Of which has already been given, excites
considerable sympathy.


The Kingston IVhig of the 18Th instant, says:-


Our contemporaries discussing the merits and de
merits of this Yankee carrying trade with


little industry Our humble opinion s that the bill Is Of
no manner OF consequenceto the Canadian people The
Americans will let us transport goods their canals and
our own government will take precious care
to put on prohibtsry duty The drawback bill may be
made use OF for the into the province Of light
goods and small packages, to limited extent, but
thing more that the whole advantages Of this Yankee
catchpenny are not worth talking abeut.


The Lake Ontario royal mail steamers their
regular daily trips to-day leaving Kingston for Toronto
at o'clock in the evening, instead OF formerly The
plying regularly between Rochester and Ogdensburgh,
touching at this port The new bark Eleanora, Lett the
on ana ner m
the cheering Of vast crowd collected to witness her
departure She indeed beautiful vessel and by far
the largest afoat inland waters The bay boats
making daily trips between Kingston and Beevlc
The weather has changed; from being windy,
foe and dry, has become chilly and rainy which NUT
be regarded tho true harbnger of spring The rain
was much wanted


We take the annexed from the Quebec Mer curry
of the 18th instant:- -


The thaw at Quebec still proceeds and our roads In and
out Of the city consequently very bad The river
Charles and the north channel Of the Island of Orleans
still remains. We have had strong wind since yes
terday evening The st. Lawrence at Montreal s clear
and the between that city and Lapraire has com
menced her regular trips The rail also from
the latter place 10 st. Johns, and the Lake Champain
boats have resumed their summer station
The Montreal Pilot of the 10Th gives the follow
ing:-


The Courier seems unable to comprehend how the
Lower Canada returns be
CARDS the table Of the different religious denominations
The Roman Catholic population il estimated at 57l7l4
but says the French Canadian and Irish population arc
only 562 ST. He has however forgotten altogether the
Canadians of British origin, in all IS 075. Now the
natives Of Ireland while the natives Of England
and Scotland together only 25 227 may fairly est
mate that out OF the 075 Canadians Of British origin
600 descendants Of rshmen Add this to 6625
and it will give 6l2 SIT the population of French Cana
dian origin Irish origin, and Irish Canadian origin As
be anyance OF 40 S63 for Irish aud Canadian Proes.
tants w l1ch is very ample.