m onfiy . .

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Tho Quebec Fire.

Isuvour and Boissoouvillc laid waste.

Over Two ’l‘houuuud five hundred llouuoss Inn-de do‘wn.

About $3,000,000 worth of. Property .I.)U!>‘bl‘()yt‘t 1.

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Great Dutttuls'on if (It: Sttflrr¢n~ 'l'llrse l‘eraontt Kind—St”: or b'cem severely injured.

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anoc.‘ Out. 1.6....“ «l o‘clock ycstcrdny morning it firs brgnn‘ In tho homo of 'I‘rtult-l. grocer. on St. Join-pit “not. near tho .Int'qttt'! Carib-r market. (living to the early hournf lilo morning but few pt-oplu \vcro about. 'I‘l.c wind. which blow a halt gain from

the east all night. had slightly abated but still t-on-i tinut'tl \vith surh \IOII'IH‘D as to cause serious uppre- l

Iu'nsious that nib-Words \vi-ro nnt‘ortumtcly realist-d. By tho time ihc iiro brtgndo reached tho ot‘t‘itt'. 'I't'tulel‘s home was t-uvt-lopi-d in fiamcs. The snppnra wort) already there. but thvrw was some delay in la) ing the hose and getting bulllclu'll thtct'. which “as nu'. remodied for nearly an hour. rapid progress. No loss than two or twcho Ill)ll‘-t’h were on fire. and luntlwr and womlvn sin-via on all HItIt'.‘ I‘tlitotl. My“ o‘clock eighty boom-3. all built of wood. were In a blaze. and tho thuncs. driw-n by tho wind. weroyspreadlng in all tlirvctions. At ill o‘clock ovcr ono hundred and tiny hon-ms \vcrc cmmnncd.

The fire by this than had run along 5t. Jnsvplt and Notre Home dos Angus streets to the junction of St. Valior ltrcot. swooping everything bei'oro it. The Church of In Congregation stood in great dangvr. but a sudden vocringoi‘ tho wind saw-d it. (Hosting St Valier street. the tire soon ttftvl‘Wnrtls sprcml into St. Souvenr. and among its hundreds of wooden hottst raged with doilnnt fury. House after house fell a prey to tho flames. It was thought the houses to tho t‘ttnl- ward Would be savml. but tho iiro t-rvpt buck. run» tluuing its work ut‘ dt~>trurtion. At rim on o'rlork the

whole centre ofthe districtslyitigln-ttvwo St. Sanvvut’l

sud Low'cr SII’N'H. rnlmingparallcl u it': the rivor. was a chum-d and Inn-ton WIN". and Iltntllgf nothing to feed on there. the conilngrntion diatribntcd itself in opposite directions. The wind increasing; again and bowing from every point of tho compass. thrcu separate cotlllngrations \vcro observed nt one time. 8t. Savcur church. Dunn's snap and candle factory. Ric's ropu walk and other largo Luildings were in flames.

Along 8t. Valli-r strcot towards thc toll-gate. and the streets surrounding the gmwral hospital and con- ventanotlter torriblo fire was raging; will. own greater fury. while tit tho bat-k ot Crown streets along l'riure Edwards. Jesuit and I‘ilard streets. the hours Wort- creeping hack and enveloping sin-ct nl'tut strcet in spite ot the almost snprrhumau t-n-lcavnrs ot‘ soldlnrs and the scantcn of the Aurora.

nothing more for it to ford upon.

A moderate computation places the number of

houses dostroyml at 2.30.). and the loss of rcul pt‘opt‘t‘t)‘ at from 92,500.“)th to $il.l.l(l0.0(itl. The number ui persons randorrd houSch'ss is csthnatt-tl nt H.000.

Tbs lady of n man. bllrl’ll‘tl almost to a crisp. was dragged out of a house in St. Smivcnr street near ht Valior‘ntteet. It could not lmidcntiiii-tl. bad y though not thtngcrout-Iy burned. Lieutenant Douglass. of the Aurora. was severely hurt by a falling building. turions. but so far as in known no one was sovert‘l) injured. Lieut. lit-an. of one of tho regiments. had his arm broken by a falling beam.

FURTHER PARTICULARS. (From the quclm: Chronicle. Oct. 15.)

Since the memorable fires of 1845, no more awful disaster. not- one more attcnllmi with a groan-r destruction afrt‘opi'flV' or more indiv lilnal sutt‘cring. Ilsa over occurred in ut'llct', and it is Melancholy iu coats-mate the scriolu ctt‘octs which it will hat-eon tho proximats future of IIM city. more particularly at a pgriod ouch nsrtho present. at the close of a business so "almost unparalleled for its dullness. with trade In i‘smto of hourly utter stagnation. and a hard width-Map caching. Intact.itlsdonhttnlwhether oitlbr of the t cstructivc tires of nstb equalled the dis- ut count-station of yesterday. either in uxtcnt or inflation!“ of individual wiser cttlnilcdpbutit Is certslnthat on the present ocean i a much larger number of nous. aorlflrrrsons less able to beat- the lost. its" can render “houselcss. pcnniicss. and (Institute. b one swoopof'tlio (instructive clotnunt. It Is “of that by tho coinmitous occurrenco orcr tbrss thousand families. connlsting mainly of the poem stones at our ulstim. the hard working Wu“! ‘ s o t._Itoch‘s. St. Snnvour and Boifltsuvlllo.ant numbering. it Is believcd. about “(hum thousand individuals. have been left without I MI to shelter their heads; or provision of an ' sort for-W numerous wants. Owing to the con union and «student Incidental t0” all great conflttgnttions. tho rapid pro so or the horses. and the vast amount of my troyod. it was almost impossible to o ' my Visbio data. but it is flt‘llbl‘illy ssthnatod % a , r of hows destroyed will hilly reach 2, it. more. and that tho? total loss will amount tosimofi'”.m.000l‘ '

otttunt 0‘? run rtmt. . moms, «hormonal-shin cslamiti a of the odd. tbs In of yostordsy.miglnatul in th oatolcssmss

cu ion ntion for can on on ' :nd 9"?!“ togtlto’niét; ' r r 9mg

t hioko out in a boil! hrédrppfimt. Int m than go VI". rs a «up. M - et ' o ombostvbioh w coco led hints»: proprietor. a mum“! W.“ the our. thy one'I‘rudol.

who . haltgroch it!) . half. ro er .. Washers omgov‘r .chnrsctciv‘s. who iiboftgnd tho noighborltoo’llgwm In the habitat resorting at night‘kvrvhs W of drinking and card pinyin . wmyn . II “film. We are Informed. a an“, .fiemwoongrogstod sheroysnd. notwith- c‘gio. for tho closing of such “I i9 ’ its“ “mini. it is sold. nllotvcd their: to co! owl for in the Sabbath morning. ( but. tic doubtlhuro fore. that ‘nwful calamity, VM‘WW cht‘ntilc'lo.‘ and its origin to drunken Mingus-p. 4 ‘ ' " ' ' u Id cit"

r crosscutting. ‘ y

' oft'ltd dawn of tilt (iron; Icon ‘ gonad who yo still?) that landlng‘fiiii‘tlli: ’ "oiif. flaunt Pleasant. m

“ ‘iii'tn‘i‘i be h

” ( , 9 sun p t nir. . was more orribl “at: $3325. thiitf‘tlcnlli: f"'l‘ho't>ott tollthrou n with term:

M Wm}; “J ju‘ " audio knot nipped. an with a f l of eififlfut the

, h V I spectator can .00 'flm‘fltfll m can mo ‘ u tho talk-y hm ‘IW‘RJMYN thimmvys. «including Mil-1m buys-a Mwflrillu. into at. yfiflitch’stt’om tits clitl‘ on one sidoto

2:" . chum no I- gnoring ostsd mots. tho may on n obi Plain boon completely» laid waste. A

mods!“- W tlsv numbin- i‘ h

W i am? t‘l‘i‘o total has hi)ng

mead“ - w . 1'. mod on. not «I; bombard q:

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ldebrt‘s floating bsforo the wind towogds the bi rm” shove. whore they hon ovor tho 6 “fit in funrrnl pail. the soot reness of

on unof't. m)“ “.1 th. whole of St. Iieved at intervals by the attention} baths lot the glare of the flames shooting w tbsir i ed “d

Menntunotho lit-c In-rdo.

ilw 'I‘lte contin— grntion ceased at about .6 o‘clock. when there was:

Snugcntrt1 IIu bus. of tho Royal Artillery. was blown up and

Syvcrnl ofthe smuncn received con-

” wave to no what would follow. trmuvm minutes

i ‘ . s' t a” rm“! wig I? no ' a... ,’ , W*d~fil my" on m on

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ed d Ilko

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dht lurid.

lot: was ly ro-

mo

Itisaitt}: tongues towards tho hoavonh'. add falling back

an suddenly. it was only after night‘s“. have"! a p . ‘llutt tho lull extent of the desolntbgoennd could I” “m “‘“Wb In" C“ IN.“ '0 "04'0"": " Ill“ 3"".

z“... .0: mm...” .9.

Tm: It‘lottsnnts dong t“ North Cape. during the pro- .tho noblo‘

(Variants-day. Octopus" 94. 1800. .h. "an"... “a duck "‘3". . ‘4‘ a mark «zoom. proclsttonot‘ optbumblo somoos in)s

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properly talnn in. As far as the oyc'conld reach on,Cod and Hake fishing has yielded a large average. but all midvs. tho wholu valley lli'llUllIIl scouted perfectly‘m‘ckuml' M if .0 commrbflmm ".0 high price. they

littered with tire. The rcmtthut of stores and work- shop». and thousands of happy. though lowly homes; whi it soon: of the larger build ngs. such as the Church.

command. have been very shy. and the catch small. 'I'Itc only exception to tho bad fishing during the sonsonmu on

of St. Satin-Hr. the pn-sbyturv. tho Nnnncry uutllthc 19th of September. on which day the boats from Nail‘

night of the sztmuldct’lng tlnmoo. still glaring tln'ongh . . .. ., lllli'lrt'llllll)‘ wintlou-t and giving: them it weird and. burly Emblem 1 domain! l'sroons rwcdcred trunnion—-

ybastlv nppcnrmu-n. tin the wholo. the spectaclo was one at the most IIIUIJIH‘IIUI) we have our t‘tnttetuplatcd, and oUL‘It as We trust. We :hall never see again.

GREAT I’IIIIC IN NEW YORK.

' nus'rucnuw or or. I'A'ttut'n‘s CATHEDRAL! l Slaw Yoult. Oct. lie—A fire last. night dostroyctl 1‘.th third. fourth and lil'th rtot'ivioi‘ tIIl' large building. No. l (‘rmby Sir-'1". ovcupiwl by Motors. \'o;~:t .‘c (,‘o..: port-rlain :tnd glue warn d~ illt'l‘“. Low $L’UtlJlilll. l

'l‘lio npnrltn' from tho lire in Crosby sill't't‘l lztst night‘ not fin: to the \i‘mnlt-tl railing on tho van-s ut' Std ;I’ntrivlt‘s (‘ntinulmL on Mott. and .\Iulbcrr_v sti'ct~‘..~.i .wltit‘lt Sill't’mlltl tho t'mvl' alt-l lIIt'llL‘U to min t’ [nuts of Iihe building. soon reducing; it to IlHIli‘S. Many of the" paintings and UN: r valuables \vuro saved. Loos Zliilfitmttlo; insurnl for t37t'».i‘tltl. Mnny valuable ltrvscoos and the lary- vtgnu wore tlt’olrnt‘ml.

“with; to the dilliculty tho lll‘rmt'u expt-rirncctl in

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llllulninuiing the surroundingr strut-ts. and casting: a iiliititllltg plane on tho buildings in tho inmn‘dinic .v I

;\vlth n halo of light. and tin nun tIt‘lt't'IilIt'tl to tho Inwm"

ipart of lilo building. 3 magnificent in tho oxtrotuo.

'I‘he lllli‘l’IOI‘ ol' the clittt'clt.

twas in a mass of roaring ilantc; the bcadlit'ul z-taiuml 1

glass windows nhono with unnatural brililztucy us if

nilllld

of IIIi' i‘.llltt‘til‘fll of the- Amvrimtt utclt‘ttpolin wort- lighted up with an illuminatlinkruvlt as uowr ln-l'oro

i

intuit“ engines and the mica oi" tho iircnu-n as thcy

wtrngglcd to obtain an ontrnnoc.

t

~be formed at Iiig

‘rcaching thc locality the llantes quickly spread. and in. a very rltort pct‘lod the root‘ was onn muss of thou-.9

.tity. 'I‘he iltunvs ran along,r the roof, encircling it:

'I‘he sight wan ihcn torrile

wan drranicti of there. and over and mum ihu i't‘do‘li oi. flailing tunlu-i.‘ tillil‘il..t~ ll. llt lull of the i0lll.tkglillttttl.“urdurs‘ M m.“ M “N “.1...” “I firm"). and wwwrcet ttutngtul “Hit the him-tn; watt-r poured on II. irmn the. . .

llhe people Interested would. we have no doubt. make

The cross on tiny

.WEHW Svlwol Hood out in lmltlér rcliei'. with tho ltu‘idlt’ond. numbering about thirty. mode the enormous hull ot’ H.000 mackerel—one boat alono having brought int

4.5th before dinner-time. The people of this rich lovl' cxtlity sull'rr ’tnurh inconvenient-e from the want oi oi Harbor on thl- south side of the Cape. Wore there any} harbor or rcl‘agc [or boat: antl vessels on that shurc. thc‘ fisheries ought be prosecuted to much more advantage than thcy now are. m on the approach of a storm the fishing schoouers have to seek I doubtlul shelter on the

w'nu Lodios "Mg" m:

Gammon.—

w. "0 fit I lath words to ion run our thanks for st prossntod us so;

one odocstion. Tho great. Intrinsic vsluo; of your‘ptosont wo shisti sitcom as evidencing the os-

tcnt of t s goat-rm kin nus with which you are plans-

ed to regard us. and as a signal and unmistakable mark

of your approbation. \Ve scropt. with tho grostestl denture. and will cherish with the most grattzlul rumour, button. your magnificent gilt of this uplmdul Carriage: ~proscntod in presence of our devoted. worthy. and zealous IIlIlm i. and also of our ostemncd frioml of Ind. ovation. the I on. so. Maguiro. Root sssttrod. Gentle-

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.... . L; In British North Auction Socioty; roost sposkovs at oatsrtoinmoot favor Confodorstion. Lord can". van declining to oomtait Itimsoli on tho subjsoi. [m promissd it would bsvo full sad csrsiul sttsstio. iron: tho Govortnaont. \ OCT. 28. 1806,

Vinnns. 22d.—— .mperor Francis Joseph undo steamer forthwith to Mexico.

Mama». 22d.——Spnin announced intention to up. hold the 'I‘ctnoornl Power of the Pope after th. French leave Ileana.

Iron-clad “ Rio do Juncirn " disabled by he“, shot. and blown to fragments by a torpedo. All It”

[crow perished.

; i " ‘ - '- " l I . . men. that your valuable initwtll new: bill to mm m “at! Aumd “my. ‘8ch 8‘ "smoked and captured F0"

oi ‘our kind and generous feelings towsrdu the Convon of .‘otra Dunno. and stimulate us to mrrit still further our approbation of our poor services-tho opprsetatton of which we owe more to the warm feelings of your own hearts than to our otsn merit. Content of the Congregation do Notre Dame. Octo- her Ill. I866.

v

A Drsrmutttsunn thtroI—J. I-‘. Msgulro. hop,

north title. ttntl frequently they have to run to Mslpsqne tho ornincut author and member ol the Im tori-I Paths-

befuto thcy can find safety. lost. and in is business like fishing. loss of time may mean a notion: loss oftuoncy. 'I'hus Inattcr was brought to tho notice oi Uon. Summation. the United States Con— sul ior this INIBI’HI. on his recent visit to the North Cape. IIc concurred in the opinion which was expressed to

This much vslnsble time in.

meat tor the City of Cork. arrived horn on ‘ridsy morn- in; last. in progress of a tour through the Bomb Agn- inrn-sn Provinces and the United States. Mr. Magnum has been the warm advocate in the House of Commons

lot Irish Catholic claims. including all matters relating to

education. He has made some valosblo contributions to the historical literature oftho dsy. sspeetslly Illustra- tivo of tho ncliievcuwnts of eminent Catholics in tho

‘Ccrapsthy.-—Gold I45) 5-8.

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To rm: Burton or run Patntm.

Slit :——I beg: to ncltnnwlsdgo‘iho receipt of 1].. sum of Five Pounds, roceivod from Goorgs A. Thresher. Esq. towards the oufiorcrs by th. in. fire in this city.

WILLIAI Donn. Soc'y and Tron.

Charlottetown. Oct. 19. 1866.

M'muo'at" saint: Grams :-—-IIavisg used and wituosud tbsbonolicisl allot-ta of Penn stts' Putt Kitten. I take great pleasure in recomcnding it to the public u'tho very

him by runny intelligent men residing on the spot. that alumna“ ....| I“, in. he”. tor nc-t'crtll yours Mayor oi : be“ Fumin Medici“. with which I “m “(unwed

'I‘ignish Itnn. for about £5.0'o0ry- Numas such a harbor would be oi nearly M much value to Aunt-ricnu fishermen u to these of this Island. it it Would not be unreasonable to expect. the American

‘(iovurumcnt to furnish one-hall the above amount for

the purposu stated; and we Ircl convinced than an ox- penditnro by this Government of £4,000 more. would be a proliiublu investment of public money. We under- cloud that. the American Consul Is of the opinion that his Government could he prevailed upon to appropriate

HIT“ (“fulfil “4" “I”: 11““ “hm”; “Imr'.£l.ilUU iorulmrhor at the plat-o. above stair-«l; and It rorgan ptpvs. paintings and till lln' pomp and splvudorl

now remains for the Government of III" Inland to exert themselves in behalf of a much neglected section oi‘thi.‘ Iniulttl, which is one of the most beautiful within its

large sacrilicos to provide themselves with this pressng

wnll It’tilliltlg‘ Mulberry ntl‘m‘t ICI'IIIUII like the crosslm-ccsstty.and they ought to be assisted.

that Iltft’klliit'tl (.‘oustnntitm on to victory. (or that ot'. The llamvs plnyclli around it. bent-nth it and above it. wrt-nthing it with a

fit. I’ctrr's during Iloly Wot-It. ticry halo and ri-vottling distinctly every IIlIi‘ and carting on it.

(in-at ciliuts were made by the clergy. teachers. and pillicers of the church. attlwl by the parishioners. to save the snort-d vvssrls lllliI vrsttncnts. lggtijhltl. (luv set of vuotmcuts savcd \vcrc brought tt'ront Paris by tho Art'llblolltlp. and wuro worth ttlmill ‘thrvo thousand dollar“, To the (‘atholu-s of New York this old church It rndcan-d by many sari-rd «nut-torus. not the Ionstvl‘ which is tho circumstance loi' it: containing tho rcmttus of tho Into Iillllt'lilt‘tl IArchbishop Hugh-w“. Ilt'sidvs this . it contained the irvtuains oi‘ the Illght Iivv. llrs. Cont-anon. Connolly lnnd Ilulmis. iirt-nt eil‘oris \vcrc Inudo by tho drpotri- llllt‘lll to prcscrvc ill" tomb-t of these departed bri-lntt-s. ,and it was hopml tlu-ir t-il'orts would be sum-t-sslitl. ht. Patrick‘s Cathedral was built in the 'cnr Itiii by

New ’otlt city. Archbishop IInghcs Intuit: minim-r— :tlllt‘ additions to it in 1835 It was oun of tho old Itllltllllni‘li“ of New York. and t-miearod by many rc- collocllnltit, Ilcsidcs containing tho remains of three Iilshnps and non Art‘hltlsltttp. in it has been witnessed the consecration of many utlu-rs.

Additional lunticulnrs ri-lative to the burning of St. l'nlrirks cntht-tlrnl lmvo transpired. The loss is not so great as was 0U1)lm54'tI-IIOI. t'XtTL'IIIllg 879mm, on which their is all insurance of SJIJHI. All thu- valuahlvs of tho HIIIH‘ill‘ilI Wt'rc rmnovvd in time and the. walls have t'st'npctl without serious damage. An oxpv-mliturr (ti825Jm0nr82lil1ltlll.xtlmvl‘iltc insurancc, will roll: it and adapt it again for further use. This will no doubt he accotnplhhctl in Iivuor six months. In the meantime the chapel will be used for religious services.

Iltlllllllildi I'ZXI‘ZCU'I'IQN.

Tho shadow oi" the gallows hlackens the civilization of the century. Nothing is more shameful than the mural ot’ tho old story of the sailor. who. wrecked on what ho feared to ho a desolate isle. fell on his knccs upon licholding n gallows. and cried. “'I‘hnnk (ind! .lnck. we‘ve in :1 Christian laud.” With so much that is holy in our croctl. hiwrnl in our tnodcrn spirit. and

build the gibbet by the solo oi" the church.

Every oxocutlnn of which We have road is (lingustlug. but low t-qunl that oi‘All-‘n I’. I'Jgglcston. nt .‘v't-wpurt, Ky. on Friday lost. This criminal shot Capt. Almon I’. Mentor. last June. whilc uttemptln'r to ('M'nlw from the house of tho latch. which ho had, entcrcd to rub. I-‘iftoon thousand poopiu witnessed this cxocntion. which took place in tho 0 mn nir. “ on n knoll which.“ says the report. "set-met to have been designated by natut‘o for just the dismal purpose it was about to servo." Unly one hrrd in a jail could make gru-cn fluids and woods the accomplices of tho bttrburism of man. I)" lcston. pallid and weak. unable to walk, without a from the wounds his chains had inflicted. but calm and resolute. was led upon the “scaffold. Ila looked around at the vast crowd. " with an expression of Weakness and rcsi'rnatton. a troubled look. a shade of sorrow not undone-ll withdlsgnst.“ and thou be fixed his 0 cs on the bright Ik sad the Iorcst-clxui hills. The oath-warrant was real . and Egglenton.sup rtod by two men, rose to make his dyin s och. t was the old story. IintI company. a laid li a. proolstatlnn ~in this case true on 'think—tlmt murder wits notl intended. repentance. and willingness to dis. Iio Was

the crowd. eager for the horrible in 'cdy. “ I feel tml j sorry." he said. " to see so many people hora. for fuel tha most of them come hers through Idle mu-loslty. '! cl that‘they don‘t realize that they have not to dis tithmsolm. and that many may die on the gallows. llko me. just as I am shoot to die. I tun very. very sorry to sco so many Itsro to look at this. and to so» many women and ultildron hot-o tit-day)! We question if thaws 'mwhloh alas-Mylar roliglaus ceremonial this titrocty. bultho solsmntty of- thos- wot-i s; ‘ '

Kg lcston'n arms were now. houhd’snd the rope

lover his taco. and. still unshlo instantiation. hands isupportcd‘hhn on the trap. As he said .“God bless

his exooutioners. the tra fell. and tho body What follows

tvrrtoltcti) man‘s body struck the mom . his head

'l‘host- Wt'l‘t‘l ni' (‘flll‘iltIt‘I'itltltt value. bring worth not loss than,"“"“’" ill“ “"5 lat-’3‘-

lislioi Dalmis. being: the second (Thurct cret-trd iul

just. in our law. it is loom-trons that We should shill

not drunk. as are usually the victims of tho scatl‘old.l 8 for no drunken man would have thus gently rebuked

plat-ct around his neck. Tho white soon \vss drawn ‘

List \vcrL'o (int. He did nut contain any inlormatiun about tho rcrt-nt ull'er which has been made to this Is-

;land to agree to the proposed ()onl‘edcracy. nor yet as to what action the Executive, at its sitting on Tuesday

last. look in reference then-to. There is no ond to the One of these is to tho effect that the editor of the Examiner and the "on. W. H. iI‘opc have been exerting themselves to form a coalition ‘to carry the sehctne WIItIl the House meets. early in De- lccmber. To this end. we learn that Col. Gray has be- come reconciled with the Lieutenant Governor. There lmny be. and indccd we think there is. some truth in this iromor , but in the absence of the Colonial Minister‘s IIcspstcll and all official infornntion upon the subject. in retrain from oll‘ering any opinions upon so tempting a theme. “'c must say that it is extraordinary to find the Government-4f there is such a thing in this Colony Q—divided upon so important I matter—one section pull- ling in opposition to the other. The stronger sidc.how- over. set-ms to have carried the point in favor oi Cou- federation; and. while dodging about the Country to form new political alliances and to odd to their numbers by corrupting tndividusl members of the House of Assembly. they hove resolved upon keeping the country III the dark so to the nature of the negotiations which are being carried on between the Confederate members of the E» ccuttve and the Dslcgates in London. W hat a Gut/eru- mcnt. to be sure! Ilsd any other administration.cithcr vthrough their own divisions or through policy. withheld from tho public for ten days. s dcspstch so importsrt in its nature as that which is known to have been lately ro- vrit‘ctI here from the Colonial Ministet'.\tlicy would be over“ Ilt‘IIIilttI with reprosches and banged in ciligy. But we are a most patient people. and it is Well. perhaps. that we should be punished for our former folly and ore dulity in placing such men at the head of sfl'uirs.