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Canadian .f8aif,s.-An act has been re- gently passed By the Legislature of Upper Canada to render the Judges of the Kings Reneh m that colony independent of the Crown.

 Tbe Editor of tie Toronto Journal in commenting upon the acts and designs of Messrs. Papineau, 0'Grady and Riacken- zie, says" The crisis has made clear the designs of these three notable characters, beyond the possibility of qubbie, doubs or nlstake-aaarchy, renolaiioa. aealshheaoz, ism separatioa from Greaf Bratai,. and ,s.so,s seith iitc United States.a

 Hon. T. P. .i{oore.-The following pa- ragraph IS copied from the Boston Colum- bian Centinel of the 23d ult.

 The contested Election for the seat n the House of Representatives occupied by Mir. Letcher, of Kentucky, has been deci- ded, we learn, by the Committee on elec4 tions, in favor of Mr. T. P. Moore The grounds upon which the decision was made, have not transpued.

 We read in recent foreign papers that tbe " Emperor of Russia has lately presented to the Prince of Orange, the Russian grella- dier regiment Ciewsche, which will hence forth bear the name of the Prince"

 His majesty, the Emperor, dsposes very summarily of his soldiers. Hs gives them away with as little ceremony asthouah they were so many head of cattle, and nothing more seems required to change the owner- ship than a new brand. A fw hundred men are tride among relations, and ir this case the live stock IS kept in tie family.

 The people of Illinois are in the midst of controversy about a final settlement of the seat of Government, and of course convention has been held on tle subject. The people of the northern counties ap- pointed delegates to meet at Nashville, to :, produce a concert of opinions n regard to the views of that part of the State; but, we perceive, without much success Dscord rather than harmony, is likely to be the re- suit. The delegates quarreHed among themselves, made reports and counter re- ports, and protests against each other, and when last heard from were apparently aboo' to break up in row.

 Deba.e in Me Senate.-0h the 29th ut Mr. Grundy addressed tire Senate in sup. port of the power and prerogatives oi 'klns Andrew the First. Mir. Clay succeeded him on the following day; and Mf. Wngh had the floor for the first of May.

 We do not hear distinctly what the Banl 1 ~ 4l.x ,f fo lives is about at Philadelphia. There IS { rumor that they have claimed the right f overhaul the books of the baIik. 'y ir eff selves, in conclave; that is, without tn Committee of Directors or officers of tn Bank being present. This pretension, " ksuppose, can hardly have been set up.- They can have no claim to possession ( the books, but only to inspection of then |. IS the opinion of many, that the Bank ha

 been already sufficiently imposed upon D : Government agents, and ought not to sul

 init to any interference with its books {

 operations, beyond what the strict letter it's Charter requires of 1t. If the Legisl' tive Committee IS composed of materials

 be wrought upon by importantly there W

 be enough of if. We warrant. -- -saf. Iaf.