25 \u c n^J f ppose tbey **» «ai>: cectf. They may then become jealous aT each other, and there's no sayiag whcro the struggle for political power will tt £ As ycf, some feelings exist ia the Nortk which may aid the President ia his ex treimry. The Judiciary tike his view of the illegality of military tribunals for the trial of civil offences; while the commer cial classes?, groaning under (sx and tariff insist on the restoration of trade with the South as the one tiling needful to avoid a, sweeping monetary crisi?. And we mast no*? wait to know whether the public miad of America will permit these contemplated outrages on a constitution bequeathed by their forefathers under the anxious guidance of the illustrious George Washington. Canadian frontiers are lined, with British troop?, the lakea patroled by gun boats ; but invasion holds aloof, illead-centr* btephens ia superseded by General Gl^soa as Commander-in-chief of imaginary levies and Receiver-General of two-penny subscriptions, The ouce valiant Stephens is now denounced by his disciples; being adiudgcd peccant, he ia of course non ett when called on to explain, and it will g» hard with him when captured, be that same by a New York mob or a British Grenadier. The martial spirit oi Peuiaa eaders 13 evidently on the wane, and we nope to hear no more of their gallant achievements; cf big word? we must ex pect an abundance. The capital scntCLca passed on the convicted raiders ia com muted to 20 years' imprisonment The Confederation Commisshners are still ia Lngtand, communicating with Eirl Car narvon: Lord Mortck h aUo here Cohurg, Cinada West, is lighted with a new gas made from pincwool!, bones, and refuse vegetable and animal matter, Imvirg the advantage over coal in iliu* winning power and chcapntys. The .rfadoc sold mines yield wt-H, the precioua metal also abounding in other sections of the ba-;k country. At the Capo, all is peace and retrench ment; crops good; trade gradually rcv;vin» ; the manufacture of cigars and tobacco is a new industry, givin^ aotil promise. The Rev. W. j^ Butler, Trinity College, Csirobr'nlge, Vicir of Wantage (a very hi-h churchman) " elected Ui:,hop of Nail by the Dean aud cleruy of that dioce«s. 