The New York Correspondent of the National
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The New York Correspondent of the National
Intelligencer, says:-


mackenzie, in his Gazette of to-day, bitterly
denounces you all in Washington-Government
Globe, and Intelligencer. He rather seems to
think Mr.. Van Buren, does not appreciate his
services in the Sixth Ward. By the way, the
Hartford Times and the New Hampshire Patriot
let off good deal of steam for the Canadians prior
to the reception of the Proclamation, which CON
tains good many items it will be difficult for
them now to swallow. The active interference
of Ming and Riell, with other custom-house Off
GERS in New York, led to the beliefthat 'the par
ty" was going for the Patriots" .,.....


Trouble is brewing in Quebec. The two
French Judges there have declared the act sus-
pending the habeas corpus writ illegal, and have
ordered two prisoners accused of high treason to
be discharged. A colonel of the Codstream
Guards, in whose custody they were, anticipating
the decision, removed the prisoners, and the She
riffs return was non est inuentus. warrant
was then issued to the commandant where they
were to liberate them, and afterwards to arrest
him for refusing" NJ. j..