The Clinton New Era, 1886-04-09, Page 4OUNCEMENT
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Sive a. .4' Cartwright Op UM BillOget.
The following extracts on M. Oat-
wriaht's speech in reply to the blinitter
of Finance, are of great interest,and should
be carefully perused:-" Had any gentle.
pany, and ceusented to allow the water toy. If the a011.30 Comtaons wisheit
td
and Pri
ogobtie;e
retks? sineaiitier
lahu•llelliAthestexegr-no
I4e°te.:hvsii
illltt°'toserexeent:
hie ability to suatain the chargers, not- ces, the Irith tut:Wanes will he admitted
withstanding1 before the debete takes Place.
It is -aid Ott leading. Chmservativess in Therein ttrtith thetteport thatthe
man told melt pineteen yeara ago, mucfl
the Sedate met and coustdered -mons to tatatnty 'Parliametit will have power to
wore, two or three and twen*Y-Years °Pt"1 prevent Mr, Alexander speakim so often.1, substitute dollare and coifs fur pounda,
when we were first, cliseussingett4s-rtleet In the Senate Mr 'Alexander referred to and pence o the elirrelieY o Ire"
(confederation) that in the nineteenth
the attacks upon hint, and %Ireland the , land.
,vear onr Contederatiou the debt' of
Senators that he woutd brook no interter- , The atratigetnetife for haying Gut the
Uanada would be nearly three times as enpe with his liberty of speech. (fie is a lenrilord has receded into the back ground
• • FRIDAY, APA1L
. . • .
• THE Geveroment, bast itimeoliced-that
some legislation in refetence to. the Scott
Act will be inteoduced thii session.. Of
t• swhatsnaturesitststnetitio.A a-give:et _sesthatt
w� xnu.st wait 1.111.1ii it is intredneed before -
we can say whether it is "for -better ot for
. worse." . . •
• •
0 •
Tiu M inister of the Interior admitted
in the House the -other -day, that the Col-
onization scheites Of the..goverument had
been failurer. In ,other words they turn:
nanch per bead as the debt of the people
of the ° United Slates is .today; had any.
body told niethat the heceseary taxation
of Canada, would, be 59 per emit.- greater
Conservative who eannot .stand the coy- bet will he premed, ()thereto° Larl Spea-
ruption of the present administration) eer will rumen, The capital. sum involved
The Beate -Woodworth hliseloeures, .will not exceed 212,10),000,its advance tq
ie ii pi i ail oi i r .0, term o yeata.
than the necessary anti , euntr„usele, whereby, a large land Want was Teeeived •
for nothing, and the misconduct ot other .ii.f, smitxsn.
taxation of flie United Suttee ; that in
1886, iu the nineteenth yeer.of our Ctn. Mialstere and members of Parliament, ' T
.....oNDOS,, ' April 7, -After buttering Mr,
trade 'owe caused a penie among the Tories, Glad
stone's Cebitiet into fragments' during
federation, our. total volume of
anti 'everybody is asking what iti to etre° ; the past month or so, the %dile reporter
would he $24.000,000 less than it was 13
years ago, 1878 r that after !melee had next? Further revelations of a, startling now says ; • The Cabinet fenci has abated.
possession of the Northwest for 15 yeart, t character anteting other Tory members Gladatone itiodifive propoaale hy giving the
tater haviiet expended. $100,000,000, or wkll be fortheentiosi in, doe 011ie; and those , toartettat stareto,e„t vet,,, powers ee"
thereabouts, 'of the' riding funds and a whO have been fattening upee pahlie Irish lishal motel monis. and providing thla
very large' amount -how lunch I. am, un- plitnder for so many years believe now an t.__m_e,„
iat receiver shall cell
ipreet custents
that their race is almost run.
able te State -but prehably,$10,000,000 er
and excise, aud making Imperial •plairne
$50)00,000 ot the private means of the ' When Mr. Blake moved, on Alonday, first charges on reveneee. Mr. Gladstone
peeple of Canada, In endeavering to devet "that it is the dtity Of, the Government, il,, it,
....orouehly supported itt all his propos,
lop and settle that country, We should to without further delay, to bring down fur- els --bY Earls Grenville RoseberY,- the
day have, en the evidence of the ceifaits theipapers relating to Northwest- affairs, Marquis of Riben and (lampbell Banners
returns pieced in our hands by hon. and throwing light on the situation prior roam Sir Farrar' Herschel' does net par -
gentlemen opposite, after that huge ex- to, ,during, and subsequent; t� the hue•ticipate in the discussion on Heine Rule,
penditure aud after the lapse of 15stears, rebellion," Hen. itdr. Langevin surprised but upholds the prepeacel Land Bill.
we should scarce boast, frontethe Pacific the lieuee by refusing, point blank, to T .,
hasheotr, April 7t -The Statsdard ad -
Caws to the confines of Ontarlo, of a poor bring down anymore papers, taking the niits that the Conservatives are powerless
200000 settlers there; had anybody told position that the production ef 'certain withont the assistance of Hartinettm, and
me that starting with the advanteges we documentwould be prejudicial to- tlic an attempt at isolated Conservatism would
had, after nineteen years and after import-
ing, at great cost to the people of this
country, Some 000,000 iurneigranis, as our
recerds allege -whether troly or falsely -
the total ' white phpulation ot Canada
should, at the expiration of those nine-
teen years, be scarcely L000,000 morethan
tit_was inA,867,,..5must_confess Itshould,
hare -felt temtitecl to more than doubt him.
ad out like measly all the schemesoft_thet
present- government have.The Liberals
predicted that Thett touid .notbe Success,
. ful, and the . Ministry admit tibia the
.. .
'Liberals -al they I livayS.,are.-were . our-
' rect.
*••••
Now, sir, concealment of our actual po-
sition has becomeimpossible, and we
must Consider, .what. the .facts, are as ye-
. vealed to,us in thePublic Accourts and
• by the statement the 'lion. gentleman has
just unide. rt tn. possible; t'von for the
Ministry or theirsuppurters, to deny that
lasfhvetir they hada deficit of et: least
$2,240,000.. As the Minister -candidly
dcimi ,-(100---furfireettwee
borrowedtheth-whours-$4000-from 1886, making the total de-
fiait .in reality $3,240,000. But wile he
did not tell us Was that in. the papitel act
Count oti the Intereolorilat Itallway at.
least' $217,000 were charged for het/is
which): contend ha v a. no business or 'place
in tile capital.. apeonettt New, ,Str, in
The-Tt bitecl. Statesdebt statement shows )(Ant of faet; but der. the expedient of.
that the deereaee ot 'the public debtduring
, 'March, 1886, is $14,07;884. le -the
, _Americans are wise to:reduce their nation-
al debt -and vety'fbet will. question their
wisdom -how vely univrse Cariadiatis
mita be to pi on incteasing their debt,
which, a.sthe.Fintince Minister- admitssis
not Much less than three hutulred
;tellers. . , • .1 .
AN exchange mentions that either Dr.
Taylor; W. R. Hoimes,,Or-F.W,Johnston
A
orrowing, and, berrowinga enorrneue
cost, front the revenue of the present year,
the lictutal. deficit_fer_laSt_yearhiontd have
amounted to no less than $poo,000 ;. and
even gietng him credit for the $1,700,000
whieh • was expended in :the Northwest,
there would still remain a deficit of $2,-
200,000 to. be charged •against.last year,
With reepeet tothe deficit for the present
year,' on theist Maich we had a deficit Of
$4,716,000. ,
it * ' • '
It ii a very heriene thing to consider
that thirteen y:ears no, in 1873, onr total •
imports and exports of a• like nature, ' 1111Sit II03tE
Ailcamterl sto So0.7,000,f101 • ; eo that, in
publietinterests. • Mr. Blake expressed
his surprise at this statement, denouncing:
the Government for having, id violation
ot the solemn pledge of the First Minister
last session, refused to bring „down at the
beginning of this session the papers um.
n
toal to .it proper Judgment as to the
_cause ofthe„rehellion. _HedeelitresItthatt,
Fe was informed, and believed, and could
prove, that there were under the control
of the Government Material documents
affeeting the question of their neglect, de-
lay and mismanagement in the affairs of
the Northwest, -resultieg in rebellion..
This was already established and proved.'
Mr. Make then read a list of a (ample of
hatudrecl--doeuraents not brought deivn,
which he'declared were essential. These
,consieted of reports- front Government
:officials,' lettepetitions; reseletions,
dispatches rs, and answers of the Government
to these, . The Government dare . not, le
said ; pradnoe the letters of Bishop Gran,-
din 'to thein, lest it Shciuld prove the guilt
• o,f the Gieternment: They were withheld
in the piiblie interest, forsooth! It was •
'high time that honorable gentlemen oppo-
site should •understand that the,ir interest
•were not synonymous. ' They took the
extraordinary view. .that. what de triaged.
hthet___Caosethamenthslansag,ed_the. country.
Mr. Cameron (Huron) moved that it se-
lect cominittee be appointed. to .inquire
ink-thisttal I egs:ti o n with power to seed ,for
papers and -persons, to take evidence_under
oath, ami report all- the Preeeedings:
Negathied adivisiontby-62 yeietto
nays, Government majority of 49, which
just reverse's the figures ofthe inejorsty an.
the Plel execution, which was 94,
reeint in victory for Gladetene.
. jt is stated that 8,000 ladies of Cork
comity have sent a petition to the Queetu
agairist Home Rule, end that 1,4493 of the
siguers are Catholics. •
AdditionalIocal -
. 'roma Connell.
• The regular meeting was held oft Mon-
.
day' evening. The•follblving accounts, on
recommendation of the Finance Commit-
-tee, wereordered to be paid :-It. Trouse;
salary and street work, 2250;$ W. J.
Paisley, for street account, charity, etc.,
$42.97; lieTaggert and I'. Camelot],
jest auditess, .$10 each ; jeckson Bros.,
suit for chief, $26 t ,Crt Sefartst keeping
tramp; $3 t! Jas. Thompson, sundries for
town ball. $1.50. .The trretietirer's bond,
and his sureties;o4s -follo.ws :-self, C.
Spooner anclhet. Statibury, $2,000
were accepted. The receipts of town hall
for theancintit t)f March were.$18:50; and
of;weigh settles, $O6,00, An item of 70c.
for .cleaning water' table in' front of:Mr.
'Searles steres, was recommended 'riot to
be. paid,• and there being some misunder-
titanding-tabout-whd Ordured the work
donehthe Mayer Said he loud pay it him-
self. Sevetel ,members opposed rtyttietit
of the account by the' council; onthe
ground that to pay for 'clearing.out the
water table in -front or one store, ' would
establish a precedegt for wanting it done
before others:. • " •
' .111r. Fifieintons, behalt ef the Fire
Corcireittee,• said he•hed • erfoken to M.
Walkeiabdut.thehose reel, who stated it
had beee includedin the sale of the ens
gine t� Messrs. Deheity es Co. .
rt-ftees ,theeeltief-s-Lhigifieet „ofh-
• the Fire. Gem pany-sh owed tlitittthe eegine,
and appaihitus was in good repair goperal,
ly, about 1000•feetof hose being perfectly
sound, tvhile it quantity wits not in such
good order., 'It recerdreended fes
v, un-
provenienfe 'and additions to° the working
material -of the company:. •,
, Mr. .Cetm recommended that the 14 of
Mr. Fred. ,Corbett, Heron street; be se-
.
lected as a„ pond, at it. rental of $16 a'
year, NYhiCh WES adopted, •
Mr. W. Ford whsallowed the -Ilse of
part of. Ritttenbury street, while repairing
his house..
A. letter Was retteived from ;fudge Toms;
PelsaliOrat&rseltallttalteteetsthistetea...yearteetalilionglisthereethasstshstste.settadotteestwasetenectedetthehrtitt,
'beeri yery. 'Considerable growth in • the. • into parliament yeSterday. (Thursday)lis
tblfein e for Irish Henie Rule; but Of course
we publish toe tatty to knoWthe poeise
nat.ure•of the.same. So great was the de'.
Mend' for seats in the House. otp.onmionst
rthatiOttglihts.:42.0twere paid,101: place
in the galLerieS: , . •.•
:. The following' eittlinreished. by a
infOrrknt wiliTht-T•Otind. not
far from the klietne for Irish goille Rule:
elditititted the.Qabinett._21r; Gtedston e_
"propsoseS to establish at D.hblin it Statutaty
Irish -National. Pai•liantent .of it single
.chaniliers.s. elected' largely:by the same
fraeeltise as of the'existingrepresentatien.'
Special guitiantees will tentente seedre
the presence of an alleqUate :Proportion, of
protestant mernbers.. , 0. ••• •
Mr • Parnell Aerees Itt) en arrangement
litssithiethattleaat 7s5 out oisitHeats.e of 30(l -
members. betallotted tO the ItretestaetS,
'To • :this .patliemenesitif be . handed Over
the 'whole .administration of Ireland, to-
gether with the.exchtstVe right:to legislate
hin Irish affairs. ' • • '
'Ah Dish Ministry' :wilt centrof the mat
aridt:-Oolice,, and. holed:Ike. tfiT,
tettfovestment-sof 'hives mud tire' sutoreme
authesity.eyer all Irish afiltirs except the
military .forcee or the Crown, which-witt
remain under the exclusive. control of:the
Viceroy...• ' • . • .°
ThettVieerey will' be appointed by :the
,Crown, and will prObahly:be en-polilleal,
its the Viceroy of India. ' lie wills' nOt„
bailee seal in the Imperial: Catiinet, nor
go in mid out of office with the chauge of
party at Westminster, ; -
The existing cetistabntary ati
military force will. be under -the
direct 'orders Ofthe Vicereytte. the. other
Imperial treepte, garrieeneci 'ins Ireland.
Previtneee Will he.' made -tor the .gradital.
rectistersion ,ef.theconstabulatiiiito a civil -
km or ,municipal fem. • •• •
O The • statutory. Tarliament, Will impose •
remit ttectcellects all taxes levied .in Ire-
latiO, and, defray from the Same the eest of
iGoVenti kept, ,ad' ministration.' The .Whole Of
the engem and exciseheilt heti the hands
Itrthe Irish,Perliameoth .
•The. ,Only limitatioe impoted upon thp
fiscal pe.weri':of tho neW Inidylorblds tho
imposition ofapreteetiVe tariff which would
ores° theIrtsh-'n34ricettktg'pglish geode.
-Customs, eicile-and.other-takes, levied ';12y
Irieli Parliareent will be collected by Irish
oflieials, but an Impertarreceiver will he
'appointed bo ernpoweredhtntres _
eeiVe. the proeeeds • of ...the custoint- and -
. 'ors iu West Huron, fortlienext Dominion
elections. Any of them are,' perhapt, 'as
strong candidates it the. po niervativo gen
brine otit'.but ehou4d Kr. Ottoman again
. be she standard -beater of the Liberal hat-
.
Country, although thero has been, whether
'you, tatte my estimate or that of the' Min-'
isVer of Finance, a large addition ' to the
population of the .CouutrY, nevertheless
the total' volume of -the ttacle of' 'Canada,
has ehrunk_ a matter of $24,000,000. And.
fyt which hi 'altogether. .likelFS he, I am ideryto ;observe that, on seference
defbat either of thein tilts at . tenet; three to . the rettuns bought down .1)3i:the Min-
timeS the majority be received at. the test. later Of Customs the shrinkage is
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AMATEUR •theatricals were inteoduced
into a Methodist'church: at' Hamilton the
other doh itthich .,havo' called' forth the
tjutt•i (lige ation of a.eortespond en t e
of flip city papers. They are bad enougit
fur chureh purpose's, , but in tptinciple.,
The exhorts. oftea,nadiati _prodete
th-the Itift-February eunciunied to same
$5,1,0.00;001), anthem r Cott's' of cense in re;
to $50,738,0004 cir\tt Win Of .S107,700,000";
while on the '1st Of Fehittai•y, 1885; We
had an, 'exportritiOn of .$53,•368,000 and an
import of $61,178,000; or total
5'40,000. so • that 4 'follows that . seven
menths.there has been a sirritticage one
expoits.and thottsiinports timountlog to
they are do'worse thee scores of ,Simitat Itto ;0 ; 0)- , „ - • • .
enteetainments: held • under, the Allah ef •
As tegards the bulk ofthe People, 4very,
"helping the Master's etiuse." .„1,A.rgoitti stets experience has demonstrated'. the
many welInteening people ...seem:, to. lese Worallessness. of the -N; I?. We. said It
.4.ght_enattely 9.1*.th;,.tt- itnkimf. was SurO! to injure. the farmers. These
. •
• . Tentlenterr--said : Give -us :our Nattonal
Os e of the eos tel. ' , andereiss 1 all has e Buell Priem -fiat"
all yeti r Ptoduets as you never -saw before,
and in truth they; have !melt prices as
thettnever saw before. In /by OWn toun-
ty, where I was defeated largely iteeause
deetined-t0 impose a. tax of fifteen cents a
'bushel on barley, I recollect- tlaat oft the
17th of Sepember., 1878, 'barley toitehed
$1.15 per bushel,. and to -duty' -I- ant sorry
for it, --the price is only 46 cents a bushel.
The hon. _gentlemen's organs are con-
stantly insttueting the farmers tor,day.
that it ie absurd, unjust, and irrational to
expect •that the Government should -fix
the price of grate, that the price of grain
is fixed„ by the London and' Liverpool
markets, and that ft is unjust' to holdthe•
Government responsible for the 0fall, in
the price of grain and agricultural pro;
qoots of fill kinds.- A.nd,:Sir, there mak
be Seine truth in that, but 'those. hotr.
gentletnen are not entitled tosplead that
mitigatieu, seeing that they won their
present places by )nost• polemn protnreg'
to their unfortunate dupes that they would
succeed in obthintng the highest possibie
ptieeti,for all articles theyhadhe sell, ,
,
Sin Jeans hes . n.egleeied to. ratify
the Boundary award; as .reqUiredsby the
Privy Council, and liet scents -determined
to prevent Ontiteinlaving the benefit. 'of
the 'once disputed territory as: derig
possible. fellowere boast of "loyelty
to the crown," and yet be', treats, ,With
contempt the decision of the highest legal
tribunal. Instead...of trgain sasitiog the,
DoMinion • Government sanetion*:the
award, the . °Atari° Gavdmiteitt. will
likely carry :the tnattei • 'direct.. to the
Thome authorities. .
Lli1A111,trOX has again ilitronueetl.
into thellouSe.his bill to Make seduction
. can:nein stance. Lase.year the'bill was
thrown out by the House, tVitich this Year
allowed its firid reading to rt.a.'son'. di -
on', ity 114 yeas to 17' nays. Thertcis
THE EXPLABATIOX. -A read di at Port-
land, Maine, Beetle the following solution
of the problem. Published last week, which
we believe, is correct.
tt 1 22
I-730 x
4673'
3 -March ; 22 -day of month; 730 x--4-
past 7; 4G72 -probably utimher of lodge,
bo the above would read to a Xnight of
Labor, meeting of lodge 4673: will be held
March 22, at ltt past 7.
A Myatt N&Enta) CHANOB.-4i. ciente;
tation, consisting of Messrs. Farrow' and
Coughlin, M.P., and Mr. F. W. Johnston,
Gederich, waitedlipon the Minister of Ins
land Revenue, at Ottawa. on Tuesday,
with reference. to having it standard barrel
for salt, the earn° as for apples. The de•
putation was of opinion that the necessity
of weighing would thus be obviated. The
Minister promised te eon-ider the matter
during recess., We may .idd that this is
a change very muCh needed. At present
there is no legal standard tor it salt berrel,
and the result is that unprincipled mann-
faeturers have-have-the-stze-of
barrels until they -only held "about two-
thirds of what should really cenetitute a
barrehand honest manufacturers are there-
fore placed at a disadvantage by the dia.
honesty of their competitors. People nat
turally suppose that a barrel ()limit is the
same all over, but a manufaeturer who virs
that; steals fifty or sixty pounds out of
each barrel can certa.inly undersell those
who makettheir .barrels a standard BIM
Emir Seneue.-The Literary Society's
weekly meeting was held on Monday eve -
nine. Mr. Turnbnll, Hon,-Pces.; acting
as chairman. After bdtiness rontine had
been gone through with, the following
•clutteuietilu9:hp°1eGasueldldwwinths gtlliveenmilluisti:;11014elaeile' etiVoen't
atid readtuge. Of those who generoutey wire
their assistance, particular mention ehould be
made of the Doherty Organ Co: Orcheetra un.
der Mr. Blackstone. The Orchestraplayadinur
"nitirtherft wit It Credit' to theinseivea title pleas.
cuirievteo. trbiem, ituedmiaeinnistieeranodf tiholgpwouutidieetal Itoprtowgornewn:
mug. .itiarge audience was preeeet au( acme.
much appreciated, was tilled as fidlowsi-Selas
Mr. initiates*, Miss Miller, Mr. Sibley; Duets
MiSS itobertspn and Oakes. Miss Isabel And e
°roe; Readings were elven tfrs.flearri, Miss
C. Mounteastie, Mr. Daniell atjd D. 'Worthing-
ton.
SArx.kriox ARMY' ',Ttralbee,--The services of
the Salyation.Ariuy. held in the Town, nun, on,
Tuesde-y nicht, were attentledliy largo nunt-
ber, the intcreot in these serviees beingilmt as
great, if not greater than wheu the ArMY first
-started. The exercises wererlargelythe same as
the Army holds continually at the barracks,
and cote -asked of testlinonialS, slugingS, eximr•
tatione, prayer, etc. prominent feature of
the occasion, was the experience of MEE Scarsek
et itrayttie, who tworeeseit to have been %emu-.
ot ,l•pitiese, by lean in the power of God,
after her -nee being given lip as hopeless by six
doctors,- 'She certainly appears to be healthy
enoUgh now, however much some may be dis-
posed to doubt the reality, of the care.
lite (Oilers present were the following; Stair
Captain Glover, D. 0.; Special VaMillen ; Cap- .
Wu Willis. Cada t gouge. ,8earorth ; captain
St': Stratferd ; Captain Themes, cadet
Prince, Myth ; Pallrintyue, 00aerich
captain /in reorient, Mrs. 'Atininerinuu. Cadet
Welsh, -Clinton. Captain ZIWTherrnall Elia Wire,
1E1.10 ere eetteinly zettlads workers. attend
Jubilee itt-B arks- on the leth- and lith Mat. •
Around the County.
•
Eeagan, One of the early settlersof West
Wamanosh,dieti lest Week at the age of 71 years.
Ou Saturday even ing ayoung lad fell upon the
rink floor- at Exeter, and broke one of '
lingers.
Mr.. Peter MeE.Weo, ot imanbury, 'well-known"
to intenr of our readers, spent three weeks hunt.
Ing in 9InSkolca. during the season recently
closed mid killed 92 done.
000t•go Andrews, of Soaforth, was tried for
stetting.; from tressrsi Taylor, Matiughlin and
Pickaro, tied simioneed to nine mouths fe
uountejan with hard labor.
Ou Squatty evening as. str. Thos. Wigging, of,'
the 901 con. of Downer, wag leading one of his •
colts to water; it kicked, striking lute sui the
feral/man knocking low seuseiess. and fraetar.
'programme .• waft given f • „;„
'13-alreillee Club ; tX4Cenatable DEYLE, or Bieth, has mined the
ranks of the salvation A-rtily, and has lus•nam 1,
enrolled on the list of menthols. .ffe conducted
otlfimegirvveienemenSuuentiiyu etivirialbnsgpuittecaoyetlyo actletattrud.,
who is sufferiog from the effectti of it severe
cold. •
. December last, miss Jane Liailald, of tee.,
burn, MIMI the spare time whielt-sbe- had on •
Atvevangs, to writing a story the recent cora-.
petition in the Weekly Want:ea.. 'rhe title was!'
.'Asir Nobody," mid we ttrel lettseit to announee
that,she nas been awarded 1 ho prize of $20 otter- .
ed by the joureal. . . • .
T,'etarIc, late mantrger of the usborna
flibhert M, EA:neurotic° Company, together
swith his wife and family, Mee 'unsays in all..
left Exeter on AVediresday eveniug, 3101 alt„
for Butte City, California. In. spite ot Jima
and rata lai•ge circle of •friend's assetubted.at• '
the Exeter sta. ion tci bid them God speed., '
Reading, 11. Stanhury ; Recitation, Miss
O'Briee • Music, (Organ and violin,) Miss
Boles and Reynari Recitation, Mites
Holmes- Reeding, Miss' Maguire ; Duet,
Missee end Taylor . Readingt
Lowrie, Instrumental, (violin harmonica),
MeStrs. Stanbury, Clegt Qin and kinsman;
Reading, j. 1VIelville ; Recitation, J. Hun-
ter ; Duet, noes Boles ; Reading, D. 8,
Birks ;. Instrumental Music, (violins)
Messrs. Reynar and Cleghorn. National
An thorn,' 'The PrograMme *with very few
exceptions, was well.rende red, several en-
COl'eS being given,. and ,the meeting taken
altogether was as sticcessf al as any yet
held.-Cbm• . •
• IT 'Was DiuoTA.-The London Free
Press and Advertiser have been querielling
about the destieation of the first party of
emigrants that passed over the L. H.4 B.
thistyear, whiehwas on -the 16th Of March,
"The-Freress claims that they Were
bound for Manitoba, while the Advertiser
asserts, on the authority of two condudters,
that they were bound for Dakota. It is
Au accident re-eurred on: the 'Maitland riVer
meal. Merneoh, during the freshet Of last week. .
which moo near costing a young man his life-
;famos Baird was crossing the river in a boat
oppositelnelarni of Peter King when a large
drift ofdee came in con taet with 'and upset the . •
Baircl,.who is a good swim iner,managed
to cling tothe boat and by hy- reached. the
shore iiimosteeausted. . •
Kh00% two weeks hgo an old man -of kt years
of ago, ealic upon Mr. B.'S. 'Cook Mat deputy
.reeve of flowielc, and applied for Dumb anis:
twice. Mr.- Cook- gave hitn charge. of Mr. •
Kennedy or the, Albion IIptel to await the in -
Mon or the council hoard on •tile matter. But
.m. one. sense, a matter of n ot to, memoir Ito was airvp,ntigiefl lbetreol.100„lne;
ey. The mates name is ,Tohtnertlaetel .vag-
Messrs, Gib-
that• hinuriVixecirvecardtiesr:r oils t eitpeirXeciv•TTknibte.kt inaaiwn On and neter,
county:An for two'incin•ihr yin l rat)
eni
wasna z_01
a lucled to took six cars .of. stock from this 11 -11
W 0 vAi ) 25 years
•tewn, • and.- aboll 40 Phssengers, • whom ago and now finds 111% ici
saw leaving, .auct every one of Met
8, 1.urit.bF83.01.2:,CSie 807Ur 113
g the end or him. a great molly
s Journey 'withal t
hsevera c buS
ht was more nearin
were brought ..fr m W' ars of steek any mans of subsisten
'destined for •Dakotat
, b. . o Ingham, • with a 'Plant .CitAsoEs.-Ilia6
mon er o .passengers, and -we knoW that fame; lot 21, eon.
..:fitinyjaWin ghoul, for the sirniOtAill4r
t --nottelae4-04.'-thesee-titeed-batund fo
of conrse, setstiMility-thititttittet Senate_ tt.t. _ _
inay er ' t tiler .deMortSiratt its If seleaSt
nest by throwiDg. the kill:00C wp are
surprised that such an act bait 'not been
affni;7111)ine WraTti ere CA, fOr
' -all who 'are at all familter, With eureent
events, admit the netessity Of softie saeh
enactment, although they may differ net°
the details 4neprovisions. •
Tith Ottawa Free Press, urging allswhe
aro entitled to vote to See that their
mamas are on the new Voters'. 1184, ,uses
this langeage. Which is neither ten strong
or ttntrue :0- •
"At no period in the hittiory of Canade,
wilha vote heve been of mere value tothe
etefranchised elector, than during the
coming campaigni. Canada stands oft the
'verge of natiotal bankruptcy, and the
only lupe for- the coentry is the over.
whelmIng defeat of the present adreinie-
tration, The morneot, its defeat is at-
itounced,11ndan end pnt to. the itonstatit
• ddling with the thrift diet moment
OT PAMPA NOTES.
0
t Mr, Blake has moved for a select tem-
mittee to, investigate charges against
urrityrDtithlthantit dtteD o ugal 1 ,
members for Cape Br `'C 7'...77477.•"4/?FRApt,,,p eattsfv various. °referential
hisaritterifit the shape' of the payment of tho
against Mr. Melleitgat .
Imperial' tante attd interest' on guaran-
degrading or it Govern nt. official to a .
'subordinate position, , teed, leans:
Reports as to Sir „John Macdeneld's • The tribute arid interest Will 130 first
health are samewhat alarming. The charge on the Irish revenue, The tribute
physicians express fears that at hie greet Will be fixed in tiavance ancl be collected
•age it will be dilleult 10 pradieate the (Hs- by a receiver. It wilt Ike fixeti before the
011.00 from whittli he suffers, although it is statilterY Parliament is establitthed; and
announced daily that he is reooverieg and will govern the number of representatives
will soon be in his place, to the Ithporial Patikenent. •
In the House the other dast Mr. Patter- .1 The mother of Itiah. memliers will not
son, of Brant, bought up the charges of much exteed a nor° ; they will mitt? sit in
corruption that haVe been levelled against the House of Commons when questions in.
the government for inOntha past, awl, in velvingImperialt eoneideratious are ender
ecathing languagettlenonneed the timber- diecusaion. When the businesa before the.
grabbere and phinderers troth the public HMIS° is exclusively English ot Scottish,.
ehest, challenging a denial of the,eharges no Irish members will be admitted.
by any one. Not a -member Of the House The House oftCommons wilt not be al;
dared to reply to hint, because they knew lowed to pass any laws for Ireland, or tn-
he,eould !breve hie statements, t 'litre:to in any way With Irilitt aegis,- et -
In the House, on -Monday,. Hon Mac-
Renele BoWell denied the ebitrges that
akote ; a,-eumber of cars and haeSen ers Vsborne to°:1•1Plitu6s-s--14443
, for the 'seal ot
•were piekecl-by by the same train betwgee • Its hicen reilted to Js' Wo4t:Or Vo:.:1311:fasastiliisn:
„,400. Tho fagtleforIIIITIII
here and London, all of which ss going h
thes fia1:111:nage iffekrEhoCiarke.
eharge of Mr. Taylor, of the Chicago,Milt•
to the same place, The train' was ift ily.vrtacsii,it,2,(111, 4111.1azilnss•ctratre'eci,ia4lettaltisltiiifflitei:tt,
!_itattkoe & St. Patti' R: R. When' the
co1:-. 125, ncleWyl,ile'orn tearirillei n gil1a00v ea griel rho fae°tllandi:ft1)112:i
kJ ee ,P.re;ss atmettneed the mArnirtg.nn:ee • -the excetitorex9oitntilmie lev.tatsat4oloro.theritiaotemertineeieet. • k
the titian. went west that it was, botencl for. Sit:lemon 'E.. ' .*
.
railwa . t 1 ea 10.n _0 one and isnot consfder . ''' "-
Manitoba, 'We caller the att t' f
• effiqtal o stateme t ed deal.
inedo -------------
1le .r0erearki `f Well Wee Pre
, ;v. io ch. Norns.-On Monde
Bissett, 05 Exete Y •las't -1S11°8' •
is-,' astray, that's E; ss valued.et,s4ot, - 'r6 •
n211' attention to it I
1, slight form.. 'At that Mr. 6- •
e.w weees age see toot
very one in the, Minim in
for the Am . be ng.busv
mican market,but •,,
saett
train,liad a ticket,for Dakiittee-4h di 1 -
Press may re'te t ' e Free t. net • pay,
put chasinghorses
ra its statenient abotalt the aul her,iealbueetetilliloy worse,how• er:, t •
iottouteual ttiontoipearts.
'the. polling' •sub -di • ' In'
a change be mad tho- Riot tli •
z thein in accordance with a it did not go ther s ..gWhit'etjttottytot:, tire' ate coi
• kail.* ot I e
goipg to.itlenito_b.atbutthattdoes not alter .
order to equali th • • • '' • .
• win, rahem st •nrt•ulAS Old,
it.flab„°;,11,%,9",'solit att
ate
visions of t town in • entire coft, ono year and
recomniending thet• • .
the new proyisione, orthe Ontario Act,
, Of 521:>.
Janie& mo Watt, ; of. Whiieclutreh, has arrived:
•:' The 11,Oddliolit '
horses, • Ire reports a very rough pa swigs front
-a,nct pessiblet he' make" them 'uni- laroer crciwd • horsemen than eVer clasgow to Beaton. Mai the -death. of 19 line
• . home from seothintl with fear tine ciydeseate
• --
'f
horses 00 •roete, • L. moisten and ittseettnetter
-formsfete-the,Dominion--Acts-aeshotleLah reyi itive-froWtheir in tarot that liturdsotee
'proVicle lite a large tnereaie of htetere, carriage stallion "Sir Tatton Coach inamn to a.
•Yesterdity attending She Stile of stallions,
imported -by Mr. A. Carlton.-. The hiciding
was a 'little slow. -As the • sale woe in pro-
g.ress...jaiat:•tie we go te preSS; wo Mire no
tithe; to: 'Make any aotnnients 'On it hitt
give tho horses sold as far-• es.-wo-hacl time
to -gat them Modelt'?,
beautiful bright bay, V1a8 b011ght hi/ -Air,
Martin ,• London Roati;-for,A500., "Yonne
Topstnan,"..:a: ma,gnificent dark dappled
'horse was sold to -S. P. Fisher; A.uldfirti; at
$1385, "Gay Lad," light grey, coneider,
ed to• be the best horse of the la, color
excepted', was .blclinhat:$1240,, t"
land's lery,” bay, SOU to Mr„.11, Martin; :
L )t) desboro, for $1105. " Northern
bay, Was bid in•at
prices realiied for the sold were, in] the.
.whole, consfdered t-� bobelow the actual
value of the horses, Whieh were really first
'Referred to the Ri-law 'Committee; . With.'
, • • • the Well-known horse breed ers,of Tuck orsmillic
. ,A.. letterfroiraudge Doyleitenotainend• • worth :of horseeetnee hist fah; aua hove
ing that -a desk, minuet and.' platform.be sahe wmtetare Theee nurraes the followlog .•. . • .
-construeted in thesconticil-tehamber, for
the' • con venien ce ' Of ••a .0.otirt Robiti, yea •episoile :• r. Tin: other night a yowl:A.:man, 511 . •
cent 'arrival iii tewn,., and -who is net thorough.
referred fo the Property Cointhittee,.to be ly acquainted' with tho lay: of the land; wer
• . with rather An unfortunate accident, It seems •
carried out. •
• • Mr. W. Taylor asked that the sidewalk
man iiear Arthur, The Messrs,' BteKay. Eros ,
instructmos to.casty oitt the *time.... • 'ttateastispoaedtet over eleven,,hundred
that daring the night a doctor was required at
'the. house, • and MI:undertook to go after that •
fronting his house be raised, at it was tee
. . . .PerSonago. Not bciug thoroughly ranvtiar with , •
the surroundings,. he mistook the reildence:; or
dm, and he . wished to put tip .aii ;Ion .a Minister of the. gospel 'for that of theIloctor.
fence. Mr. S, Andrews asked • that the and preeeeded.to enter Om gate. nut -the gate .
-sidewalk an the West .side• Of 'queen street' wouldn't epee worth a cent, so he iindertoine ni
Seale the picket fenee, hitt herein he siguntlx- •
Ito. carried on to a, crossing, Mr, 'Jackson tailed. • Ito got oh top all right; but 'when la,
.ealled. attention to a broken' celvert-at attempted to pulp to the ground the business ..
ender the pMket seiged•hi it in a vice -like grip
MatheSepie Corner, Mr.'-P,aielev spoke of by the b1b0vir bChib pants; and there.he hang .
S00 JThe
another On North. street. , Mr.. •Werry, neiniess, Ile was mad at that gate. s...at that :
asked foe a erossiogs.stSineWhere ' fn the .iong,er lie hung. and the harder be stf ag,gled to .'
pleket made him ten Alines more 80, and the
. . .
vieinity of' 'his liouse; as "lie lutd neither
l'ree himself, the madder and madder no got.
'crossing, or sidewalk:. Ail these were re- class ittantals..: • •
ferred to' tlae.'httrtst31'Cianiiititttet , but the
Reeva,said' it sfits impossible it) put'clown LOCAL oil Ltitc11-11` CHIMES
walks; for two trienths yet. ' ' Mri. E. D. EitYLEY, Clinten„, took Env-. Mr,
.• ,TacksOit: moVed that a .itiliiP liTough's work, ou Londesbero mrcuit, on Sin.7.
erected on Victoria street, at the railWay tia on statement.published last Week that Rey'.
crossing., provided people there lit and ' Mr. Eaenind. or searortit, had resigned; IS con -
extinguish ed the mtge. Mr; tielVIti•rchie tradietett eto the' Searortn. papers. ,.
Obieeted tO it On the ground. that'we could sill:4'1037r gkeVit.17•1074:balitiTivelhi7ttiotil7 Z''...
na#. oirota all the rerests made te the ting -op a -musical entertainment for Easter.A•
council. The people, e saidt objected to 111&, T. E. CAVVEIIT o.i tOodericlE, has
Dr The Session bas migagett Itov. .7, A,
their taxes being high, but it was the he°. tendered Ms resignation of 118ti stout pas or to
Many ho ealled_annuLtine swore Soverai ter•
riblo andable,bodiod swears, until thepreaeher '
was aroused and,caultri: to his assiatance, lifted
Min off the &kat, • hini oft the. sight
imad to the doctor's. 7itis nob stated whether
Our good so:martian in this instance reproved-.
the young inan tor his profanity, but probablY
under the eirculustatnies, he inay ekeutod.
"Philadelphia -proudly clatnis that she has
2 w2;000 more omen than •
Scene in' Stratford,' where. ithe •• how -le --
system is. in, force,: The: little- ttwetyears'''' t :-
old son hfsa grocer was sitting inhis chair
pie themselves who made the taxes bigh, •AleGillivray.B. Alt student: id Knox -college, 'neat the stage when his. father brought
hy asking for iinproveracnts thet neceSsis ati ass etant, . 7 •".*- • jtig.of vittehar tfitehathenatainerrt-thetlittlaste—se-
tated-theteitxpeediestentstlietappotrpriattoritt to 0. osingiOxerefgairlirkiiiirefiiiii.ctleTriiiiiii.- , 1141-'11(1.0S :and said, "Whis-
jackson agreed in tlid main with the V, td)(30x olatteuennwettetes,dttftititttoteg tturtss, -key Whiskey ;') f,• That.'e very singular,"
Reeve, but thought people contd. net be D. f-trueLseY, Main, re tnaiked. the customer'. •" Not. let
'expected to pay taxes at air times, and r vo.tev, lieNr• °A• l mfteaenaldeentoreta, replred the grocer. The little folio* Was
s. • t
-notiptilonte-,intprovement. , The rnetion.
. . who is an out onetonian. k diploma, was pre- • • ,
.tati'l0d;
to,.litr, A,. If. Deanna, son or Airs., wit.." brought up zn Clinton .where tee ;scat
'f'tts"titeltteftlstace. • -Acteis in fined; titid he t'hinks sleety jag he
Mr.' Maiming, as chaixiCan of stet- - Tito 011161a113oard Of the 1110evale Methodist spell is full ' • •
notice Committee; `stated that. 20100 pro. church Ira 1) 110 unit -arms, vete, invited tier.
gress bad been 'made in negotiations with 43,assi..ciolit:tc000riectithiatiatlecttetrattetodfettheorefnavitenotioonitit,,,
manufaeturets ; he read. I
severe,. prepost- subleet t part ot
BORN' 1.
•
were in sueli a sliape that a deli 't
tious'which bad been retetved;ibnui.tenornee. tionod ou'ltay field eireult•Itten'
known in this Mi.. nes. Odium oRti°11!,;, 05 the .2151154" the "'lie...et
_ the tuition el statiOnin Olif.1111L-ta ell •
411
port eOuld be made on them SNELL -In IP 11
of met,,te;n0e, the Mb la+, the Wife
cetisidered bona fule olTenr, 17111 Anght" 11"imbe
r after tialtitynFtTeilltyttan
Intutber,4,1,,fopeirag:Tr$8.1iiizotti:bil‘ipnie241, of ;sir. Jahn Worsen, or a h;a, I' ie.' 10
be ger.y...-In Myth': OW 1113Ed t
efilarged, So as to allot. it 10
cointaittee mittni,E0111:aiswiferfsercgistlan
e tegoni- ding •otel tegtstatistlee es:mooning the
t3enottfaiillet:„ ;L. 01 Itiejettr:01,itmter, wonszal,.-is citat:Ar 1141
to take. ae.. Mr. Arno; Snon,
mended that the powers of
tion in pereonally inspecti reeelpta Itoul
Odin charity, $1745; 'T• B.. Italy, Ora datigh ter, 8 " t" ""4 "f °f*
be Heine discussion, was granted. • town, having tompeeauce pledge, tvto 1 Mit Yet Whig-STEEPIVI.-AAt iftbeRrel4Eldeptiee' of the bride's
A free 91 al VMS tead , in til0 Bitttellbitry St• Mr., ielm WIsC, of Goderieh towteildp, to Alle10,
p
laid before, Police, Magistrate Scott, of igTsi:git:-YttitsAteittig.sttnet' :tnArlirsttIrt,t1g,it Mt. stew. Lairew smith te the eihmit tisttith chef
felor, Per 'tot mit, tin Wee14.esrtItiy, aitt nie by het.
this plaee, by the Captain of the Halve,- ealled the zephyr, constitated tile nitellectual Pananenni. '
tion Army, Ixeter, 'eheitging eev6rttl rtigtfettige6IfIrr'VteadlinaePet.e l'it:Argelt::ft;'°81k: 11.1nt()111: 5.1
tin'
rri•Illicice 16etlt
I 1 , br , es ino -r,tg:
14 •Iient tO ProVineittl union, 921 Sunday stilieels itt
COn nei I !Ad jou rn ecl ' etgaetzed., three. father • (Milton the ith inst., hy the lbw.. J. watt
church on ,riday evealtur lash at which ammo youngest daughter of Mr. floury Steep.
• • • manlier w represent. A programme ofsinging . • . ,
• •
HIs.FfiltsT,CAst --Informatimi has been . 11),Y 011(43 bY pr. rillionts,Sibley, miTff-MARTIS -At e esidenee lif the bride
you- men with disorderly con:duet, and vary: ?Walla/It titan-WM filfellt by all preiiela, A. Stewart, tttr, kola. cialteinv, ot tn.
cePt when the Irish delegation is preseet. distnrbing the servites, at the meetintas of 1116 6 /feet of the social vrns to bring the people Eirza,inth Antr-Vklicr, 4 •
A vete upon all ;lets of the irieh totals. the army. • This is Art% Scott's first Mtge. gtipirserzitgatei v Mgeingimiclittbis was.attepir-, . • Die b. ,
will confidence teturn to all brtto.clies ef. liad been made against tint irt connection lature ie to he vested ill -In Clinton, tlie. Ja.t.,E1.;,oi,j,„
Ow crown aria and comes up- *tit trial on Wednesday itnillar MiC, at toi early dale:ten g •
trade," t with' the Prince Albert 'felon isatiensCont. exerdeed by advice of the Imperial Minis- next' Is • Isms Oen 1,
• ' 1
-One ef it hest entertain... deagbitr of the \s••