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AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-Our latest intelligence from
Montreal is to the 26th inst, inclusive The Gov.
General, Lord Metcalie, left that city that day, en-
route for England The government is to be adml-
nstered by the Earl of Cathcart, till successor to
lord Metcalfe arrives out.


The late Gov. General leaves Boston in the Bri-
tannia, on Monday, and his labors in public capa-
city have probably ceased forever It is not expect
ed that he can recover from the disease which now
nfflicts him. This is the third or fourth Governor
who has lately been obliged to give up by death and
disease. The province OF Canada has been very
unfortunate-Lord Sydenham, and Sir Charles
Bagot, having both died while in Office, since 1899.
and it is very likely the third has resigned but few
months before his death. And if we recoleet night.
ly, Lord Durham lived but short time after his re.
turn to England


II 10 yet unknown who is TO be sent out as the
successor to Lord Mecalfe II will be necessary to
send an active and energetic man--one capable OF
contending with powerful opposition and difficulties
Ia the progress the United States arc making in the
acquisition of new territory, the strong impusive
feeling OF the American people against the occupa-
non OF any part of the Northern Continent by the
subjects of a monarchica government, will render
u necessary for Great Britain to have man at the
mead OF affairs In Canada who possesses powerful
mind and indomitable energy 1t is fact not to be
too strongly denied, that republicanism in still
spreading IN that Province the temporary suspen-
sion OF hostlltes IN 1893, did not suppress the de-
mocratlc impulse OF the Canadians; for The Soutber-
ly breezes prevail TOO often Tor that