HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1886-01-20, Page 4New Advertisearnts this Day,
Toas—Coopor 4.V Son,
Tenderes--Mrs. S. Morley,
heetnre—St. Paul% Cleurch.
Farineree'-,Tas. Twitch°11.
Garetaker wante4-1V, 11, Hine,
• New Dreg Store—A. Worthing-
ton,
New Flour andi Feed Store—Jas
-Steep.
The Huron. News -Record
•wedneSdaJ70,Jfaibuary get
Pal.at.RUT ./7021. 'IWO OF
A KONA
,
0, Cameron, M. P. is cons -
,ug Mr, Blake% Captainey of the
rit party. Bleke holds the =lg-
.:hence of tho Reformers, bet there
does not seetulo,be enough "go" in
him to suit the Grits and Young
• Liberals, and it is thiis elements that
Cameron is new aspiring to bo
the loader of, And M. C.. Cemerou
ia just the man to suit -these) impati-
ent spirits, ' ,
Mak" has ht reputation to main -
tin; Cluneion has not. •
Rinke is eSutione ; Cameron .is
• gressive.
Make possesses tho queritionable
merit of being "no stickler for. the
eonstitution ;" Carnation is more of a.
;positivist and would not hesitete to
say "tho constitution must gra!'
Rieke can exhaust hottrain speaking.
against the granting oreqtref rights -
to Orangemen ;,Oarneron has' nerve -
enough to say that Orangemen should
atit have equal rights with Catholics
and are a _disloyal and dangerous
elase. ' •
Blake can toady to 'Archbieri:
hyneh through "my frietn.d-Mo* tit 3."
(jatneron can chop off his mod.o of
dealing with "our co -religionists; by
4 having his heitchmeh say, ea 0,4%; 'ilt•
thenOdia in Dungenrion at 'lest
oieetion, that be."hed nitefej+. onhugh
10 buy up all' the • qiit'liolies;' InAio•
• West Riding. *, •
•I1ak.o iSilmodest 'enougli:lo say
that the sesakinal tilletrance paid to
-the majority of ‘meinbeies-br,Paelfas,
ment is mach. Woes the 'foite .they
stiatein by attending ils• the interests
or their Ohnittuents ; Afts-Sairotion-
ia payatliatthe -ses-
sional allowance ispnlnlbe to m t-
here to stippoit . the ,• Government.
rke,givos tho o. to .11ri5 byrtocepting
. • ;,
era own arid not•stipportarre7,,n
SCOTT 4OT DIFF1OCZTIES,
To Moort,B deseribiug the Beta
nimble in storm hailed them "the M..C. Cameron hopes tha
vea-.ed Bermoothem." The "vexed" John A. Maccionahlf "isnot to
Scott. Act is new the talk in Ontario, ta learn and that he will sub
Is it a constitutional Act As law the judgment of abler and
doctors, disagree on that point we •xnen." Why, Ideas thesoul oft
shalirleave it for the presont, -Pre% mutilate 'Malcolm Colin Ca
sinning ft to be a lawfulAct there Sir. John has been rneekly p
are ntony diffieulties surrounding its •ing that submission; for about
try had greatly exceeded its revenues.
Great head, Mr. Bielte.K
t
o old
mit to
better.
he ire. -
moron,
ractic-
forty
art of
tbdt
eRres-
And
elm/4
their
thati
aro
Juice.
Cone
from
lobe,
first
nted
t fez -
Mia
of
.the
the
s
de-
•
•
of
enforcement, Retiring Mayor IfPr,
rester avtai blamed by acting foil not,
convicting for alleged violations of
that Ad. And we now find that
one of the Superior Courts has
quashed a conviction made by the
Woodstock Police ,Magistrate, fn.
which the evidence was far stronger
• thrin in the cases before Mayor Tor -
rester. There is not the shadow of
a doubt that, had Mr. Ferresteecene
aided, he would not have been.
kustained.s The' loatueil Judge ii
the Woodstock.ease rentaiked :
"No prosec4br should be per-
Mitted to proceed at :haphazard as
he did there. De should be taught
that it is his duty to .know that he
hasareitionable ground's for' proeeed-
ingr and. he should heve reasonable
ground.fots.at least, believing tht
he charge will be Sustained by pros
tor evidence, before he lays:his fn-
hrmations„ I knew of no why of in4
ulcating this -lesson ,but by visiting'
he s.proSepittor with costs when he
shaeeeds without thirrowaonable pre-,
aution Jest' mentioned. PrObably
0
.1
when he knows that: he proceeds at
, the risk of being comPollechto pay
deka npeat failing to Make ..oub•
eeasonable ..case,.' he • will mood
more cautiouslyand less yexationSly.
In thisca.so.the_ magistrate is by no,
moans •blarifeleis, and.. Isom net
.any arcane, sure that he Shotild'nsk
"be salajocted.to the pityment of eests,,
butfor the present I give him i the
benefit of .,e poSeiblty'doulatsas,yhe
bonviction-will he :quashed 'issith
cots to 1>e pita •,hyi,thar..prosecutor
to the defendant."
, 'ERR 0111./Elt, •
04.. this finding.the following or-
dcr ieA1'It is 1;"
Oi'daed that el.16 PcniYieWn
anAlio_ setae ste hereby quitalted
'with' costs, including, the costs of
'`the application . for'. • the said
, of eertiorari_ To be paid
• (the aaid:Rieliaid lcraetin to the' said.
jamessiIi.efinedy." •
" -7-H•H -7,
JDCORj
• - A '••• •
,. The (Rohe :3' 11141`kt "Sir Jom
lltacddri.liid',s prey 'is' the L'orniuzou
i
of Canada." There: atouldseem to
est an awful" responsibility on -the. Patterson M. P., Hern, Alowat, •
years. D'aring, the greater p
that- time the people havo said
'they would hove Sir John to r
put them or rtere over them.
he has bowed to the Voz p
thereby tufty admitting that
juis.dgme,n.t is abler and better
li
The French' Canadian Oris
much„rliaappointed at the cold
fort given, them by Mr., B
They were' led to think front
sultation with J. D. Edgar and
the opinions expressed by the G
that Mr. Blake would take tile'
public opportunity that preSe
itself tnarraign the Governmen
the. "murder" of Riels But
Blake', prudence iot the better
his impatience- for °Moo, on
principle' that the Merehaste
less speed. To , hastily raise
Riehstandard, Mr. Make know
well as any man does?. would 'in
finitely put oft' hie cluandhs of att
in,g- pester.
As 4 consequence of Gla par
nueliip. and the uninq alliance
the -rebel Wiiag Of a comparatiVely
harmless party with the untutored
half-breeds sfitid the barbarous .1:n-
al:Ms, tilo Pinninion Government
has already paid out $4,000,000.
Well did Mr., Blake shy at the
London - Reform brostirtet butt Week,'
that ho did not:tkoeign'tO "build
up
a party on a egalteld et Begina,'!
the rabel wing of' his party tit
that and there vietrnis-.suppo rs
found thAa portion, of the Seaileld
go WV, and thenteelVes diemon the litthOwl oftstitieg sup-
ported b,ren eqttallf :indefinite
logudation, • ‘,•
. •
The Blake beerreet' epetiolAs, roe
iiiiid ono Of these., Macre' ;brit' the
nieetings of "Maturay 'Admiration
Societies." 'col. Itoes,.Sir Richard
Oartwript, PhiloSpher" Mille, "W..
epr_653.f'. teader „of the. 0.1(!bc.. The.; aji.'d 3(.. Teyllor.,,nt:Psident 'of the
111r.lilalses its content: te; roe t end •• Joh
• is.) thankful'. as • the' Ottbjeck of ata
overtnnetre edi
ter • initat: have Inieeng - th'ilt P Young la tentlsealeet,e .titn le Inolt1.59
• .
u Macdonaldt,s- pray Wfis for the'. inethetr•complinunite-th each -other
• .. -
•. , , „
Paulen 0 calla a, • ' ' : and in.. their; rolnriration of that
„ . .
--"------------ "jolty, good fellow A. .t. jitillke.
o thoeornpj .cottgateatanee
-1 1.,,i,t-es•Inina-l-l-ye-,eantiells-s1),Irs-T-Meiaia,
_
prevails . abourCanada;•'illio• ,-
fiheitire that the ettn.neVer seta 021, ry,
Mr. tanissareL-WrsAnseasticklor'!:lor a
ltritish conneitnip • ' • P;gtt
even the '£duostdIs%(s inEilg-
land,,it, is only ha ehessary lii•eatiot . a
• Mr. Blake Ionia' not .1.m..ii.d up..4
new. party be„ the aeaffold at Pilo
'it' Beim- (Regina); ., Mr. 'Canter en i.
. . .
eapeld. build. up e party tin anything.
-relsollion, bribery, lying ,and polls'
i iai fraud of ..any kV i •
• Ar. Blake will adnilt that .WO 11143t
h ive a revenue-WmM, in- goyern-.
. . . ,
:04 and :developing'. this .country;
'1.1.k., Camerotile. ,ptaparod to' .do "all
.rhis fOr • nothing and • "tropal• him-
,
Matte hs some regard for the
} IfItiniey - 'of. hr3 .itit0010'uto..)- 31)..• have been . mere e.tutions. ...While
Interon,,has nou,o;, his 6110.0011.0:5 1 11 . 8 pyakitito, in -London the other•nigh la '
. ,
l'-trliament Mid his:recent utter- Ilia .rotehrlts aro said to have 'been
'lames at .Brueefteld and Wine:sham uottartally interspereod with lively
.. • . .
_ 1., qu',3 6611.spiatiOns for theabsenue of eillioa and's.* 6j 11 • 1S 11
11z tt ittipOrtant. olentent, ' . Which gave zest and. rellah to' the
.. . ,
: • • '.--' . •
St, Blake •itte preyed •it.. failure as profound ' and ' indigestible matter.
a leader of a itarty and'ite the leader: whitsh compueed the;g1.eafer part of
. .
d a geese -m.0°0'; Mr. Cameron has the •feast, fargished by Mr., Iffeke.
not, but ie.:willing' t� try. his- .liand, '• • 'Rut the Most'llattgetou4. e4orittent
..
.fft. Blake •is . sick of the Whide I to. tried. was, after' 'refine) ug to . the
reisinese and swoeld williugly rosign; proal.perity of ;the hounkey, .when he
0
Mr. Cenneron iii eatiaine and tehuld •infO Naha ' It ia libeters dud legislation
Attempt where 1Vii,„ Mititeli:ts failed..: :could neve1. help., the countrY, to
W i if the next scene be exit Blake, , .proepor ,atel .''. yet 'tile . Qouservativt•
• .tsa itSr Cameron., "Claicnied to. hatqi. dono•it with Weir
• little eetsi" (ee.) .. As it was several
tatifee faintod'at this probably axes
irleital ,un, and brawny hands seiz•
61 Liao smite ,to 'prevent. their owitera
t . fria,a rolling on the floor' in HUI:tang
'7 agony at the Gab. Waeliington oirort,
i of f,i7r. Blake.; old ' 'broad • ()haste
welled ' with petriotic• pride' 'end
pattaegratioatton thet 'ttteet as waS.
WasibingW the father end eaVioi, of
b IS o h entry, graataelaValetited litake
self,"
• • rentark merle at a: banquet in 1' dui
•hurgh, by Lord Roseberry, the/it "lif.r.
Blake was Canada'a greatest iatittes-,
'nee te peeple ofCanada are
C r ta I y biiisful IY; 4)16 -rant -of 1S1r.
Bla,Ite's statesmanship. l'hat',Ite
•olOquent is true, that. he even tan
orator iri unttrie. The test of ora-
torris itsnottvineing quali ties, -Mr.
Blake never convinces 'anyone that
he is right,
after' gtvrtig the naafi*: his' serious'
consideration 'rose to. the very
height tareid elog„uolice ond! do-
Clared t epeeelt of 'Mr. Blake to he
"the most' megnificent that he had
claim: heard or read (turbo. his
life.'
•• A retired:circus. tnanager died at
a perferinauee in Biltrato (ha other
day from excessive laughter • ()tweed
by the. funny joke'.of aserfortning,'
eloWn. Th'ia. fact Was probably an-
• , • •
knoWn to Mr,...,13.1ake, elso. he frould
Sorne of the' (31bitonitee 'eV
tended. the .00 1 d ,waye bang ire t at
1.sindorelest week ero 'jahilant ovet
the masterly omterical effert of •Mr.
Blake. .(‘Grcat :Scott," eahl, ene,
!id id tr"t ,he enlighten the people as -
to.hie Pesiti;tt on the Riel.qaeatien,
To, those of • tts \vita • aan4etim trio
hanaing.oiltiel he appeared .4 fhe
a-vonger of the eApturei( floe
tootle, And • then hav,o' heatd
ahem declare 1114 they hem -Blake
vt+ould, aa apProva of. the
carrying out 'of the• fe, •
.011ee. •Grerd, manhAtr. illeke."', Then,
said another : on the shoni-
ad up the iiidmeity
the '"I'Mles).-?' 'He lf
•
' great atnottet of 'capital gir1,.
ea)) ta have been Made out or ctio))01.
Li .t ilasea of the Frouelt Totie-ais
,1 ‘4'i kid 11011,11 to. i!iiiinr.c:-.)ptible
saportiona. Ott the other hand, in.
'hileortattlanutey of liven, we know
n Ins of 'eye!. lenfolimars Who hid
'anir faitY.eletken. it the leadets 'of
'heir petty on tteetntat of their saps
f..yntp y • with the
lory..111A.1110,11,t,citIA, w0.t1(1.
IiinpOrt the oxiatittx-' 'government
4,141 the qttestioli
"
• pa, I oa
hip every, time. Why, . ha &pilled
thht ani.good ld trersotaptielf-
ed the Aletalotzald l•hsvertuneo
and preVed this .negativhs by tea; itf
lat Le 81A:1ned. that
011106 1878 the remit rues of the coon-,
try had:greatly es:melded ha oapetell-
,tafile,; hitt.'Wt it, to wake areetranoe
'den bly aure Ile eastward ,ittlirtts4,
. , . .
Med • proved 10 Ills 'own ft pparlinot
Sattaffiettoth, thet d1iiug. tho
pol,iut he p•ndittAres of 438411.
At the London- banquet Mr. leod, amounting according to official
Afewat, 'amid much fulsomenese of '4,7(.4%.0 tIJ UUJ t$2i8r4,47)-
Blelte, correctly reflected rub- arL:, Tx:r.tiencir rb"P"'Y1 onlY
lie opinien .when be said
Blake sacrifices his own feolfngs to
occupy a position which bo now
feels to be his by the. dee6.c of the
whole people of thie country." (vide
Globe report) True for yOu, Ohvin
One can easily believe that Mv,
Blake's feelings almost go through a
orernating prdeess when he reflects
on the position he oceupie%that of the
leader of a minority of therepresenta-
tives of the people. And we can`
imagine that.it is only adding fuel
to the 'flame te. be told, by M.
'Mont, that he,oceripies that position
"by the desire of the ;allele people
of this country ..", Long may he
' Hies to ocaupy 'it. •
• iNDITORML Eau aga
: The law Wan- educator: A few
prominent residents in Mara were
• the othor day 'discussing the Scott
Act, when one irtontly asserted •
it
was i "fr`plud." against which? he had
used 'every 41egitintato •exertion.
"But," he continued', " laW %should
be obeyed, and 1 Would not give or
receive a clittic in' any unlicensed
place et 0aillie • any more than E
would steal:--Orillia Packet: ,
• LE77:4-R6'. TO. ,...741E. E01TOR:
•
lotskit to Sq nintorstoodlirat we do'
imt Ala ourselpea rrillonsiGiolor the oPenionm
exprogelltpi coriwyond'eNts.--ED, sitee•Theserai
• t
',Editor 11reies,...necitre2. .
'Clinton AtutniaS
is. again; on Pia ratripage no0 with
priginalf. bounee,Tit,21mt With i1sy.
dorsatiMis of statements made by the
misrepresentative Of West Huron,
Maloolre 'O. :Caniereer• at neetiriga
lately held •Bracefield raw Wing-
hani„. Whieli speeehes Ananias Pro,
to:tepees "Masterly and irrefutable,"
I have heed Carious to kite:* the' con-.
'teitti,ats thelishal journalsotaltshadeS
of 'Adiosseemed to have ignored
there, turtilYoui bouteintserery in itsisuo, of 811i '
January, devoted Si*.
elqiet*rioted columns. of Its issue;
tevised and: cOrreeted by the Mem-
'tea 'henerableaby Coartesyvend. in-
ce:MOS" that Mr. Cameron challenges.
nits, •opPoUeets ti eitsprona•
*eats. ..Ananias giyes, his 9,44, °pip,
10110f ' thew,, and Says: they ."admit,
of distortion, 'they hannot. bo mot."' '
Rfot oneiotatemetitismacle to which
Wkeeption .cait hetattoo (e COnaffe'oi•
typographical errors,e:.)icepted,.) The
'Apra -hilt will. repay ,poresah"
Nostoubt it will, lkfalealte
,ereat herleng. known' ;es tile
preminre bohneer brethe Grit benciseS
in 'the .1.1'ougo of • Commons, and
-.,8 reuroaels•-upon the eleetcpre of•West
flur•••on. ,I.have, no heeitetion ;in
'-tigatex-ceptionasti0-the-a8ateriaLattates7
'Monts; and baro
. meeting them. TIle Domittionemin-
iktry-sthe bench- the bar to which
istir...eitineron unfortunately for 'it,•
lielengs, and the whole .Conservative
party and •Coueervatire Liberate are
greesly libelled by ill:18 Man.,lin tAlyis`.
ettereiiceont.lieroird. Herod,
awl T.,shall now endeavor A° make' it
111'61y for WM. • • : • . •
Mr. Cameron, as a Barrister; 'ought.
to ltnoiv that w lien .8 criujinal cltarge
is made a'griiiist tin hulivideal oe
collective body it .ie or, the littety,
making the charge that the mete of
....ffieving it lies. Il• there 'sane preef,
and etutem vitt ie not .proof, the ao•
eueed is net 'called en te• prove tho
uegetive, and the ease breaks :down:
11 -Tr. Conn.:rot:in, the first instance
°bargee the •Dernitilethadreltdetretion
With haring:"reclilessly and wickedly
squandered the resonreetsof dattada"
awl assorts that in 8.'"little over six
„
years of Tory ride tho. national debt
is 28.5 million d'itilars' rIs roaint 174
nullions .when the lyt.elteniie dov.
arnment Veda out— this being,
as lie asserts, an indrenite Of •2*Y,
lions a 'year. • In 'nty letter ri 'this
point ot.mereased.doblyhich.oppettr- •
(91 1)1 your issue , 11111) 8,ptoro1,er •
ltiSt, I showed eltisadv that, the in- 1 '
ereeso.tted arisen from the n000ssary.
dovelopoment of the reeoure,e), of the
Country; and ituo rail Wa ys and other
'worirm, which. form- valnahle
c,it»!e.9,
1 lo
whieli
n
tit...licit took t •
hellion ia the orthwe,
tainly he allowed to he tett"e •,•,1
erut pleforeasewr cow, MVP)! 4,5123 141-
pl;xtnj by Sir Leonard Tilly in hie
• estimate • Of exPotalibtire. sand the
expense ib entafled had tec'belirompt-
ly met, Mr. Carneren, au 1 Ins allies
wero. active in fomenting ib, and Ito
• has the sanip, Qr perhaps greater
faeilitiest for knowing wlipb icost,-
than 1 imie, but there aro just two
or throe items of expenditure emitted
• by it, whieli I shall state, viz 3: Un-
der the bead of montited police in
the Northwest I find 48 Quaky for
scontak.guides, transport of additional
men for police.force,horses,, ,
eto,e, ... ... . •.. . ... .4. 40,000
Equipinents,nay, and main-
tenanee of add ittenal men. 1350,000
Totkard s - defraying ex -pent •
ses.of ..... 2,801,000
For rellei of distress there '25,000
Vote tu General Middleton .20,CO3
knItieg,a, tag extra of. -,.• E1140115,1
p
Thus aecounting (Mae for more
than. ate 13)010 deficiency of the a
• tst
year, without int:haling the flusher
sum of. $144,500, the increased f/efl.-,
sionali allowance for menden-8 or he
Senate -and' dominoes for the thirty
days ononpied We' fanabin 'Grits in
their effort's .to• defeat the extension
of, the elect.* Franchise Dill,. in
which efforts, Mr., Cameron played14
prominent part. • These sums added
together .give LIS $2,779.,500
certainly could not litiVirlieen.antieb
.Pat61 Rs a pessibl6 demand' fram- -
ing the estimates for the year 1885.,
• Irelpt‘',/ft$1 1/1/.1+rintli
iug tie) year oe ing
surplus es of proof:10,1g
accrue, and 111315large
' 11,14rtv the re -
'lust
Mr. dazneron however told his
hearers that the deficit is double the
sum nained, putt that it is covered ttp
.by "erooked book' keeping'.' and lie
proceeds, to prove it thus. He snys
that in -expectation of an increase in
tlie eXoise dtity on whiskey and beer,
.liosiox is bond was withdrawn, and
'duty pai4. theirenu to the amount of
one million dollars; in the month of
June last, in excess 01 11)42 correaDend•
itig month of tPurse 1884, .and so' les;••
Hefted the otherwise deficit of 1885..
He also 'stated the receipts from
Dominion lands for 185 at $901;036,.
end that every dollar of it was cre-
dited to annual revenue. That all
the' expenses of surveys, amonnt,
leg lout year to $7:28,441 were charged
to capital, aeeount, and by that
"fteeduleat eyetlem of book keeping!'
lease -tied . the deficiency by that
amount. 'That. an alleged deficit .of
-$1,p05,010 en. the Intercolonial Rail;
way is also; Charged to capital ac.
Count" to, the patent of. 6615,330.
we have, according to 141..
:c.)arneron deficits so called by hint: tn
Add :
. • .
-Whiskey aed beeIan-
. t ed) . , ...... X0,000..
claottritiion lands .receipts..„ 961,630
Surveys, *etc • 728,441
Intereolonial . 615,330
N . • 03,205,4
Here then, !recording to Mr..Chimer
we have a farther deficit of it13,29
407, and 11e. _t't defy the wli
Tory press from 1thlifax to the'Paei
Coat succeSsfully, to cOntradibt •i
(We:ern)! runs the report. 11
Canieron adds •"1 lino* that figar
.are. not yepry interesting matters
deed with" •and' I -1cnos that...aa
eralsraleLth_e-inentherssof-thesleg
.piefetTeion fnios-V•••Tittle about Thei
and snob se.eufs to be Mr. 'Cameron
position.. He -lied ample time b
tweon the delivery'of the spedeb
and the _authorised pubtleatioi:
• your, 'eoteniporary 'to correct. rui
ta*s:The' full report is puhlishe
there,. With the' ligureS I have abov
given, 11111 in a rernole.ccirner Of you
„cetemporary the following eoerections
are noted : !•Receiptsi.frem. Dom in,.
ion •• lands, should • ha $374.0•47 iesteed
'of 0.51,880." Mr. 'Comer- .
On's error 18flI1l.1J13 item , • •
y• . : ....... 577
en/,570
"N. W. survoyS, ete., whitely •
. 'are not (11171111)1 .01)::87r$
01013.1fi bo 11289,504, i1i-
te0 .of Mr,
Calnerint's error op 'this
• is' 6n12/1„.... . . • • .458,S19
'11),S . alleged _lin:proper'
charge to etspital ancoent •
is stilted' to be in reStiect
. of 11n4'1jatereo1onia1 ...
hutrthis includes tin.)
purchase cost•of tinsiail
'way 11001 • Mot apt:abaci
nastward tewal'els Vestal-
blac, $800A.K1 and the •
ntortoloolal extension
from year Steltafrtou to
PlOton, • $250,0004, and
. some tumor matPers
which T. say. is proikrty
rho reed loeapibaliteeouiI, 015,330
nskoy- and, , htlerv
properlY'Rliscarded from
reeoipts-by Mr. Cameron,
I.Irtainly not capital
tqlt 11-1141tter- .
..... „.......... 1,000,000
bid of Mi. artinProo's .
.rrers alleged -.fiirther•
deficit • " t.?,,051,803
All. which. he has arrlYed at by re..
sortibeto what beTalls properly 14
'(ifrerichilent system of' book keeping"
alim,!crooked hook keeping." lAat
cob» Clump)» Yon hail better ro•
to school- aoin, 4hiongh_int (Ke
prefp:a.
have -yet to (1?.ei. with his 0:11Mect,
ontr,o.laido expo:Album., autaliclieed,
trees.), ;Tory lawyers, corrupt ,Indgee
nd other matters,. knit I promise to
iRe118$ Plait in $1111:109.1.1614.1
ommurottaionof and. nerfative his.
The 111.A1/.. 94 Uuron ere
WI
assets, and ore progressively e ro- .
tha ottrphm revenue. ,of the). conutry • ( 14(-lmps 115
1
nmnerat.ive; and that overcand above.
Oaf dulst in respeet of them,. ;lima 40' • (
-thilliona-more-maa -ex non b:tri_ -0,16 ot .c
nnring. the gams period... and yot
at1 this moment the taxation I VI)
prtyai)ft3 try' 114) less Ithw t%
then it was under the . UttOerawit*
ClOvernmient, with the lesser liability
'and even • with • the aid of Maleultn
tiattiore,e,,.. 1 wit1 therefoSes pass teem
that to the deficit v, bleb wo know
seeists eh thS pa'et year,
which'Me, ilameren asettits dimbio
:the reality. • • • • • •
Sir! Ipeonatel retitnate oft
rev
fin
whe, itolvenly eltivfla Wathingtett tilt
'Panoter 'Maras., lawa
• sot
f.110
mine and. expenditere for the last
nnepal year was 83 whilst
k net revenue 1'e43e134e$3'ssi4 834411' 4
t1 is ailtnitted Co be •$39,,970;404, „tl
• wo now -have -to mr,*tsts esponfisif
.tf.% 041•11'0 l'im•A's,41bovt; iiicAnptereitl, r
1
not to be fooled or misrepreeented ly
• bun any lonl.fer,...
Yours,
it Ost.iscms or 1840..
• •‘•
EtTTElt• FROM. ft E•IVI14:1%10 01.
l'AC/101C"'
nehttivo or tors. Andrews!. 81"„ town,-
writetrher front Yieteritirlk
VCIV raertlescripzioloof the metropolis' of
the l`lingland ftt the l'aeffic;•" and yr stone
or tii5. sh.ango doh*. o'i! its rearnilly 4.471
';;Iithlron): ',Nod 1,0,,triation, • li,rerrinT
to the Chinese the i'sliter ...says of tiat'e
31 •3:-
"NS.e3.3 have uotIhnd ony snow yet aatt no
appeameo of any. This being an 'Pawed-
ingly height day, 1 put -milli? your initine •
11) ovoid coining 303m:toot with the
• Chinese- on account of the leprosy- those'
peopla are 51)711 ±0 be alfeetati with. .1'
riehled te, nal mai-413E0nd ' •
tiveness 11141 vhittetr-the
whieh 188 just been opened, It is it new
one -thCir Ohl _one. having been burnt •
'Ik.liese..alicer, people' 4134038) 1170 weeks to
driving the deril out (Wit. Thov say it is
e„ti the same as neite1111.1411»rii trharrik now,
81:141*; thei3 aset trxiloitri 34ititt teeolOntn. tPI 31o* ;71,4.. 31-. •
churches: 1113 .:e room On the third flot
and large _enough to hol.V.oboat two hun•
31 -red _people. It -iir.olino5t aid irply 3.00er3et•
deeorattons- of gold ami Peacock
green intermingled, en.teriag you air
eoureintea-;17 a row- of weap6,0 used in
• Chinese warrolv, which aro placed 111
smells rasembli»g rialbrella racks. l'hase •
?singe the whole Isegtherrhe.rooto etteifitet
side, all hove s•trange: earyin„M3 1/411 ..-
imagesi. the most 131.0301mM; being 1116.,13•33. •
gem .and arc _so. richly ,gilded. that. one'
rmodit well tekc them foreolid "gold • Jnat •- •
IS yon -enter is a jirge lighted ,Chinese
lantern mid images whieh keep evolving.
alit he t hoe. 'That° are also Several ellande:
: and. images in thecetttre.effhe room,
Theit there aro tables 'tin -which. sal:Afield
.olferings are •loid. .-Thoso tables are cove,. .
ed with silk ,embroidere31 witli golden' be
ages.' A- counter 'Taus' across tile room,'
leav,ing alaiSsogeateither end; the front
whiell is coiamal represeatations or
.all. kinds of birds and beasts.. On the
counter are :.all .0111118 of .9.41er • candies,
ohs end •4weiAliiiits piled up on' plates, '
eito farther ezoi there aro; erate sereen,
ing a pcirtion of the -room Wile' their. ••
most .holypl.ace from pa [die; view, 1+35s,
ing befinal these .burtaine you See :their .
god... lie is.(X311e,1 "Joss." .The temple:or
rooni ie ogled' the. `VoSs". 14(44433, '1'),
`JosS" .iS 11111 01 soMe sort 'oreompoei
• tiom resentlaiLM:" WaN: wok. 'body,
hands, firths, and 'legs ate•
with gold. •' has it:moustache and long .
whis.k-ers- • whieli, .aao. ,j4t bloek; .(The '
Chinese • theetselvesi 'rarely liave, :either.) . •
There are three steelier, `Joeses,:' ono .•-
each. side. 0) 11141) prinvittal. figure and !nos at.'
his feet, • In front of lum 110
witli..driid«stferieg. 'Dane are two ifilats. •
-on: each side .of hie throne Whit. 3 tire -co
411riot13,eorvings pteseeting .t he seine -
. glisiening leldeti • appearance as malty of • .
'.thasertelpelings.. • iNentins- rivnly ezn
broblered imk.gold hang on _each side Of the'
(0 ..The steelier haves luiVe cushions . •
tn.:front i.31•!,.thein. _whip]) the 'ley -Nees
• knerd when at WO rs h ip. 1:11tigs and . [Imre-
Otis hog:nets' or flowers gra.inf:411,4.
The sac 'i71ns eon:if:461 or (('1151 pg, of
woald 46.6 several •
smaller ones, and. roastfowl:. Nutt :ot:
•the throne are Small tnbs'or Vitses133
. constantly • - !amain& small lighted z
candles ta•keep evil spirits. _On
speciaiAlays•tive .works• are let- oil: the- re -
porta from whit:It:aril haatal all over_ the,eity • •
aod somni like se Many rifle shot.. in quick -
Slit:cession. I will • 1)7)34 1)049t, .1;q c'sb
3'OU, 170172 ('34527 1)0 perfeet • description -
-If given, if yen' won I licit have•Vi381:341.
the "Jose" house athe heathen. •
though • ViOys •may he dark •and lie lie
Riven to triekti•that aravain..". . • .
- •-•
• s--
O•ange...Lodge held, their January '. -'•
Meeting oa. the '12th -inst.; in. -the•
'Orange bail, 'Varna; The followiogr. •
brethren:were °looted for. the en,a .
suieg -year D., M.; '
Pellockt (re-elected); 1310.
James -Reid (re-eleeted.): It. Q., Bro..
RathWel4 1).• 8„ T. ,
Cenfiit ,Bro. J. Torrance ;
13)"6..R. Pollookj D. 1). of C.,.
• Bro. j. BengOugh s L,,..Bros. ,•
.Wells and Perk: • •
. a
11 they not be gonerally known. ie.-.
tho reedera Tuts NEWs-Recomi
Ana there 33489 14 .Teeent "attempt. at
elopeniele in the vicinity -of Do!
' • ' ,
' field Weill there was all the spent'.
Bet the- e opiits •tlidn L. 04416 lfltT
thOieby hoto if, tale, .'1'..was 17114-
1140lb llkeneld, 't'here NS 110,
sound, of revelry in this hilarithie •
• burg. The ''Sillage wa's Wrapired it)
deep slam her and snow. ' The etri-sh
_of 110j -W081:01: g\Snt across the ,
; bosom of lake Perm), over tins vil- .
, lege and down. tho Goshen,. and the „
teat 1 heard .of ,it :it arae ocCupying
Lite orange .groves of Plotida., Bet
there Was a minor sound. 11 Was
eatieed by e ba.dy lover bidding:
girl good.- nip)] at - the door of a •
torinsion not ever hundred miles
from this Clegg)! village. Thee., just
ae 1103 114Iva:tit loiter's fool,Staps.
diedsiththari' • rteen,__the.j.inglingio.L__
the bolls on frost and :fottin. eoVered..
steeds, alid the .craelling cristritiees
'pea rap ia ty moving sleigh re igh also • -
have boon heard 14 an ati»espitere,
tint for. Which the "air a solemn,
stilinese lotide"flie sleigh halted.
'in front of' the mansion where the .
yonng hrors. had parted but !VW
410148111.4 before, A • young !man-
SPrang but; WO, 1V.Idepel'ing WM(' •
thing to•the driver, the latter draw
re'picily away', but Italie(' within -
hailing distance. Uttering a
whfitio, the yunug 'Man 44;d 13.3t -
hind a deer fraMo and. NV/6RM. • ' Pre-
snntly there' was heard the soutai
atoompititiw raisivis.