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The Albion, newspaper published in New
York city, edited by an Englishman, and devoted
exclusively to English affairs, politics, and news,
has begun to emulate the Toronto Patriot and
Montreal Herald, in blood-thirsness of spirit and
violence against the Canadian Patriots. II de-
nounces in violent terms the act of amnesty lately
declared by Lord Durham, terms him sneeringly
a !'sympathiser," almost rebel, and calls for
"justce on the guilty;" by which is meant, that
every 'rebel'' should be hung; drawn, and quar-
tered, without mercy. Rather too much rank to-
ryism for press published on American ground,
we think-Ledgcr.