CANADA.

Sir C. Metcalfe has returned to the seat of his government at Montreal.

The emigrants from Great Britain arrived this season at Quebec, up to

the 19th ult., were 18,131; same time last year, 38,159. A few days ago,

a party of Irish labourers, who had received, as they supposed, some

offence from a few Canadians, at Beauharnois, attacked and nearly killed

two respectable old inhabitants, who had nothing to do with the affair.

Another great fire at Toronto has burnt about twenty houses; and the

Methodist meeting at Waterloo has been burnt down by some incendiary.

The crops in both the Canadas are abundant. American coarse cottons are

sold there in great quantities, at a lower price than European goods of

the same class.

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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AT BERLIN.--The Emperor of Russia

arrived on the 6th instant at Berlin.

THE DISTURBANCES AT BOLOGNA.--A letter from Bologna, September 2, in the

_Debats_, says:--"Notwithstanding the nomination of a military

commission, and the display of numerous forces, some armed bands have

again appeared, as is reported, in our province. One was commanded by a

priest at Castel-Bolognese (district of Ravenna). This state of things

does injury to trade and business of every description. The greatest

number of depositors have withdrawn their funds from the savings' banks.

A circular has been sent round to all the mayors of the province, giving

a description of eight persons, for the arrest of each of whom a sum of

300 crowns (1,700f.) is offered."

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