Huron Signal, 1864-11-24, Page 2--- ---- Cai1r •
• Semmes Ih.ma, ow Oar S -Thea M Toe IMO* if SI
i tt l most probable speculation 1 bheard o
ttttJJJJ • have
lettermen's napotditioa, Mel ng ibat of Mr. from ear eine Tuna' 1
a 'The l'uufrderati•m w(Ori is Acing brined
eapA, whytdtye be le he rive Jeff Maris is British Noes Ase W •ehie ie many
---- s.4 Lae tee of Itichdeed is duel he will aad be el its moo
1 --
!. ens dousing in1 yin
means ruitb; it rayl, tSi eau n
formidable orgasl tura on the
1 i .r
PK
ices a
the panpalatto t of
era. i4 nut Ise than 4tlfl illhon
the defence of their mer treater
always hod the wen tine
. m.alr. wAn n
esepr,,t. seven! thermnu.
. • .c etc t
cotta sed within eminselvvt, lbs Protozoa
reprise to 'lain a connection with England,"
,.hie country may always is• depended npbn
Is a wiled eiteut for wi+once sue tet a
car, ober of often or Jvfelss.
GODEKICH, ♦,, NC*.t2 1l 64 u' • meted paints in the interior of Georgie
° the most
ole mead
to cut 1 lou„ lice ' L and vis '
,chile for
. r they eau
`- land all the facts a,•om to be in favor of this ed amoas
The telegraph Drin tea the information r umber rase
bring* haat renin). Gen Sherman's prrsent expedi• taco hsheniuu •uJ. ..
that it is proposed by the l.tncoln l'abiuet tion u nothing inure taenia a ral,1 u, n I.r fe p 1 bar than soft or
"' w 01 Atlanta, where Gen Sherman ex- p euetineetf
IttilLAral stumpf of
tell provisions cumul•1
iA l0
Iwo
este d
lJfr'
YOtRT
t lob th
e e !ale for ruetrr. I this be an
If t
1
M teaks a scale, which we caoto1 full to hear before to aijii u w dep I rt to u( her n •
propesitiou of pcaao W the
soar'
it Y > t IMS mud
p.e til acd•ry^1a calculated tosssYre
ges
that if the proposal is rejected the war is
w be gone into by the North with renewed t hit srrt an CnxntttarV. -ilia Salem,
desperation. Although the Fettered tele- I llassacbYwtu, /Ibwree► aye tart on Suede?oe is it whit ie pawsesard at the present
tine by the Provindrt. or abet !bet war et!•
peel from Emend, that rnutiuues all the
atnagti spa which tie sew eonfedertion
may sally pre/ices a powerful and sucrees
fel future. At the present time dere is e
atom and tonttarrtiy increasing tide of rue,
gratiun lowing front the [Suited fetes tele
u the l'anada+. As time pastes the number pf
Ulltl tJ al
Il be
lir
'rl increased. Wt
]
Mia 11 111'1'1,711"u
L ma sena
l.meoht ver well. II` doubtle,i %Wsllt uuarket ll e h. every mat► ttti *ole passes 1 set market of rumour. The latest advices an to rnuutry lou Jwirablr •s a rendrnce, and an]
tet have it belicvixl by the world that he is the Detroit Free l'ress, from i correspondent other. plsee of rola,• from conuripnien,
debt soil Mania! ruin.
willing on his part to brine thee herrible 1 he annual interest upon the indebtedness
of both our northern and etathera states es
e prevent time tenure be leu than flee,
Ind et. Enormous a is this load. it it
ir"wine Ismer with a menhir tba( m
g. the rest t meekly be foreseen.
,kruptcy of both levities, to seer
warns aro by Pe swain modals of veracity, "ranmg Ker. Mr. Palmer, of the labernaclo
we suspect that there is an inkling of C''urch, ill that city, wee assaulted by tet
a lrebman three muse tehile ou has way bumf
1"311 in Lhc report Peace proposal f b h k n t h f II
tmapeutder, mid whieb offer to the South the aid 01 too other gentlemen.
a pardon past offences if she will return • utnrx 'taw Ut not 1v !tel raid from
e nom meeUnt, ul a nix et t c r
dltul upon llta principle of wuoondilienal down rack time, and a last secured bin;
re still quotedabove par w tmil make obis
war to a termination, and ho may wish, Ithe ttt6 utst., says; -Tho i,l',rmatien twter.t-
should the Corlfvdertte (Government refuse 117 reee4eed Ay the authorities of Buffalo has,
his Wins, to show tint it is 10 blame fur IIB all probaln8ly, fruatrand 14e plane of the 0
i soWrwfw robe's Nark rand I)enntn aur burn
hush
' ell that may happen in the future. 11'e ! seg ted pjllagieg that con, at Int for the
.shave not even a hint as to what the condi
'Beans of the propmition will be, but it m
bet safely conjectured that the wool cram
foamuse will be sto,linusly avoided. Serer
- I revue but them men are by oro means idle. , It w •
1'b.y are rapidly aegmentin( IMir forty of wheel, ',pry man who eon will leave the
villas wet to their ail from Kentuek _ country, at. . 'a•u
G i believed te r b Wil, a. p,Wey h el a kigh ci lv centre an It bet ed alto they so hay over three is tee peat at wbeh will morally centre all
PUMA the colmw'neement of hostilities, hat
the North maoileate.l a willingness to
moot the South h elf way with a view to
ay incendiaries;their re are betas': steeled by 1 t da is the nearest foreign
securing peau Italy kt.rit acknowledge
'' hat aeConsIon was a most wicked set, that
t cans. of the North ii a good and
righteous one -let it go down upo.t i
knees .ltd pray to be readmitted, promise
to give jt*eating men up to Northern
vengeance. sed promise 10 behave well for
all time to co . and then. it 'awry be re-
fnetated. after ei 'tile further spoliation
and c'infisatioei. 11 need not dwell +poo
the attitude of the So from the first,.
It is coefficient to sok„_ - (hit juncture
whether it is ready to maim to the• terms
which will be dictated, shoo they be
ouch an we have mentioned. If a tako
into oomwiJeralten the failure of ( . nt's
amp dies and tbe very little that • ad
been done by other Federal enmtnande
towards the salyugstioei of the South,
together with the atlitud^ of defiance it
has maintained up to the present moment,
we think the question tuay be answered in
the negative. Every approaeh -to Mr.
Davis on the subjeet of a pmov having
sabwiesion to Federal authority ! 'Is_
primary
primary basis. Itan met with but one
sponse . " We mutt InchInd.pr•n,l
or war to the bitter end,- and in bin most
recent speeches there is not observable the
slightest indication of a change of senti-
ment in this rt•pect. Thu Uuvernment
of Mr. Lincoln is aware of this fact-;
must know that that South has not utrug•
gled and bled through four long years of
war, to give up at last al1 `l,hat it has been
contending fur. Why, then, prttstot peace
prop ueel. l Booalsc une of two ends may
bo gaited -jeM ips both: Certain Stake,
or portions of them, may be lured from
their fealty to the Southern Confederacy
by fair promises, and in any event .tar.
Lincoln trill have as udrairalde pre 1,vt
fur a jr,'sA drn%t nj A t., ,r million of
men ! This phase of the affair has been
foreshadowed already through the Ite-
publican press, from the pulpit of II. W.
Beecher, the rostrum of Pars,n Browulow
and elle bolcuuy of lieu. Butler's hotel. -
The people or the Northern States are
bean -ick of draftat, and it does not require
the shrewdness of either President l.incolu
or his Secretary of Steal to know before -
ban 1 that another draft on a cation) scale
i anti in which art rlr/V1 it at ee will Wallowed,
cannot be probed down the popular throat
w'.thnut tale lire 0f a good deal of rounda-
bout mattiyulatioa. ' It is just within the
bodnds of passibility that the petlee propo-
'tions may be such as the South sem
accept with honor, or 'safety, but we
Doubt it very much. At all events we
shall won have aomcthiuq definite.
hani.red sen at their cemannd, whom they emifratinn' Now Ibu there election of Mr.,
le. busily, but secretly. equippntg and nrgar lencoln.►idt but 10 gin tea War mo gears
*Me for a raid on some ofyvnr border clues, of we, there aro fewer reasons the Ever
and if they !rave abewloned Buffalo. thea gel awe should re is
wh Inert who c►n
Y
Detroit is the certainly the loomed City; ter jut• here linter. To stay hire 14 to brace • r
us sere it the sunt shines, one t of the two scriptiun which must soon become noire
places testa b. surprised any nigh, t, b. Arouse and to be tort in • cotrteet .,whose torte* is
ed by the fire from every quarter.. If tb••] swallowing the life. wealth and repmtgtion of
tueceed in secret,.; themselves in either. the cation. 1„ emcees there are none'o(
it
of your retie* without being tiete°ted, just
terse misfortunes ; !hero may boles' liberty
that certain they will outrider' burning yr than there was in this count, a few yearn
ep, for they have Greek ire, ted if it reap ncr. but there it at least immuniy from
I pard to urea three hwrdrrd di'ferenl buildiap ! u err tet the rnnsrnnuon. Gem being
j at (h. s:un. ume, tt until hi eePeeeihle td ea' draO . •i to mit ale elm: and useless death on
tinguish it. your salveto., depends opal eh:battle-field and (nem the sore 6narseal
(your vigilance. ,M. 1.. 4.
ruin whici im ume mot overtake cren.ejte•
I. Fine Ilti•MIOND VIA LONtiol.-Tbe Mids.' mob wel the reasonin • of vent
------ — - -• .. ./ Crash milieus oral this rnhanw country.
umber
n rorrespondenl of tae. Loudon naafi,' of our peo1,b•• the ren.equenee will be..
, •i tiiieglei tbe 8th Of October; 'exile -Tb ry the tAe test four an rill wieners an ami•
was nearly a panic le the (.uufederate capital • f eiitiselas oaf lherl'nit p states' a `t o1 110,5
ou the 29th' September, wheal Grant made his Mn of them, distusted ' h the etident ine•-
advtme, and alley hail wily • handful of'p.ecily0(ti. people for_ f-goreronieit as
troops to resist ' lee's troops.he siva, require shoat' by the occurrences f limiest few
reel-"tficers nod men are beef went out, years, will elad'y edam it reset s under IM
sees of power which is rem° fromthe
leaver{ no retri.herbynight erday Inr100 indaene.stdtamperis;a of dem• -1
days, tied expose! at the seine time to met of •rhev eel jives, et raperty in tart nen,
e eereen summers ever• known in 1'irgmnma,l w.lt'become see. eoe wee js ,iitlensest
a siding, was blow, em the mak Mack, •,l
came the
Jenng along at the
vitas to forty miles per
hi•ur. The locomotive atk tut car sad
three it completely over, tom Ada .p,
nearly driving it in • small dwelling house
emitted along the track. The train was
net erect, when, strange t• my, nothing erne
ted to be sa'Y
and d1h r
• majority 1 ri
ty u the
pessenerie were Gnawers that anything had
happened. The escape from, 0 all probsbiii-
ly, a terrible •cceleut, was a moatmuaealou.
one.
there remained u°til tee
THE AMERWAN WAR.
Wssluugtun, Nov. 19.
I'resrlent Lincoln, it is underat oil, has
directed the uucuodltiooal release of We l'eno
sylvauir. comwwjouers ted seems of elec.
HOC
It is mall here by prominent friends of the
admruwMiuo that. (be sending of peace eom
miseoners to ltichmond is not now content.
plated, and that President Lincoln will fully
Indicate his policy with regard to pacificaiioo
ill bis tortbeoming annual meeage.
'Ihe Charleston Corner of tae 13th inst.,
in an editorial on the subject of peas• says:
"There is a grey dial lege talk about peace
at the present time than there was a mouth
since. This is gratifying. The proffer of
peace must come from our enemies. It is
they who forced u 10 take arms, and w.
Mutt continue to h jht till w. oblige them to
ackeowledee their inability to conquer and
enslave us. We can only extort their con•
(neon by maintaining our position by thrash-
ing, and frustrating their well laid plans by
begin; back their powerful arwies, by wretf
sag uurlerriteries from tlric grasp. and, if
need be, earning the war into their borders."
The Nag's Washington correspondent
''Liy+ that the Freneh Minister had an inter.
new with Seerelar Seward, in which be
renewed the offer to place the setyjens of his
guvernmeet at the disposal of tbe I'resideut,
to facilitate negotiations with the Suutn. Mr.
Seward told him ht wools consult the l'resi
Nene, and invited him to another interview on
he matb'r.
A spet•ial'despatch to the Tribune, from
t ruaof the James on the 14d inst., says
that 'nformation received from Richmond
today nders it pretty certain that Lee is
detachio part of bis troche for service else
'where.
Confederate papers betray evident trepida-
tion coneerniog Sherman's motrment.
The defeat of General Gillen at Bull's gap
is announced in the Richmond Fmryirer of
the 16th inst. by an official dee • tell from Ise.
Ile sa et bpea
] that un tae night o(the lath Rreeb
tendge tune'! (lull's gep, when the enemy
attempted,lo retreat. At ten o'clock on the
It, be stench their column and round u,
laking several hundred prisoners, tea stands
of colors, six pieces of artillery, with cinemas
son horaws,eomplete, 50 loaded wagg'•na with
ambulances ands' teams with medeal supplies.
Es -Governor llammurtd died at ,his resi-
dence on Heath It!ad, South- Carolina, o.
Sunday last.
The commissioners of the allies were to
. _ officials -- gates ol,
the 191h of October, to edjut the amount of
-rawer to the verruca nations. The tufts
uweve•r, Dews : v n n raw ,!n r I suicide, b a few roecn;alous lunatics. ar.,to be dismantled, and portion of the fleet
tour, rets tnabte f! expect tart ihi 1 'fhulerlr Cuomo wu,t l mceivr vat. vas's tell main to sec that the Tspisin keeps his
Ebour of gl, • through which the Coalfield text. 0e. hardy, to el!iaea people, who, in prom It it believed that the general guy.
ate. are now ins -the dark ret sad pro dross a peace, will brine their ingenuity and ersme ill bencefbrth be able te keep the
founded which t .y hive ever passed -is,. the
Wntd Aire bright --
Mineral Lands in Upper Canada -
The Gl...hes correspondent Quebec
sends the 'following - The liberal Obey
%deplete by Mr. elcDoogall in ieletiou to tee
Lake Superior mineial lands', in the reeula-
lions of the erd of hlarch lut, bas told alms
dy. The rdult is a complete vindication
row tee therges made by the Leader 1111,1
other jouruala in Ilia keenest of old monopoly.
It wee be remembered Wet lamb had been
soll in 6,000 acre bloski, teat the arrears
were unpied, and that the minerals wete
locken up. 111r. elclertgall promptly pee ,
seies 100 acts eloceti at $1 per acm, cash. I
'T reselet are that about 30,000' acres of
'tads hive becu mete arid $30,000 cash re-;
'veil. Tee point: at which the sales bate
seSend Bateliewaune flay. Sumo fine
eimen of iron Ole *IV ShuM/I1 id the Am
of' Mr De e, who has charee of Upper
Carla. mine laid+. These specimen,. se
(rote We Imo L.:every of 'that am called
um Due Mooritaiirs, at Uoulieis Bay, forty
an miles free; Seel- Ste M.ese. ois
,1 rutermixed with elgert elute. Furtlier de.
plurations are goinj on. he Government
urveyor who es rummer the Meilen boundary
hue, reeves firefine boulJ, era of iron ore ou
the surface. The Awerican Constiliny own -
in; minerat lane; in Goulais Re pro oee
coastroming five rale. of railway, Web*
shore, in the seeing, and potting on a forte
of 150 mem ft peeper to any that usibersi
land., not on (Alan territory, belong te the
Crown. The Department is • good died
'morel with irregular applieatiotre. The
reeulations require the applirant furnish
plan aud description by a provincial hone son
em Department of persons telegraphing ap.
tereatiene for block' in rear ofecerrtain bays.
Of coterie, nh eater could lee tikes of such
arch applications.
Cosi. iv in, 1VOIT. -Extensive stoma of
,ssemillent meal hare bean found at Fort Rota.
' Tea soal Mehl erten& towards the South-
; Veen tool it is mapposod oaterops on the
eaglet ed this bark bit*. The enema* et
vas • Id, I way brewed the
Claw *sloe of which rennet well be Over
do spieblialbee of illie Upper Maslow rim, it
. ye tweetroosese element in she betties el •
' I etairoud emus tbe *est /lair time
sod
Ole ('"'"11 8610 '1"ii is little while will lad ell reeerd tor t
ally fee, afli lid other stimulant. The ,
°I'm/led"' land of their nativity, mei to wonder hom
. e people sn powerful cote.' be driven to co.maut
oust
sadutry to the work of developing ere mate- sandy uo ea in check.
rial !SUMO of thet c•enery. ansfethoen time LW advises fro. the hIelieen empire re•
of war, will conititute -a righting eleetent, pruanfthe people as divided aud the empire
*sitting of &Mantua. whom excellence it second** now , in 'exist. bidet ground. Mainzarrilla will soon be
ewe,. With this adderou to teeirpopulatioe, l'occupied by
— .. the Frfneh. The Costa Chice
The Quebec 'correspon t of the Loa- sad aew form of government which they art Incliene had rebelled. -
d Frre Prru mays that let rumor of a shout tasAole, the British province', as a
sosst6av of Parliament, to coma aboat confiniereion. will take the lead itt wealth, ca litre for ameba regiment of California
enterprise st:dpower,un ih,.! "merle main vulunteent, in aecunlance \Kith a requisition
the middle of January next, e ws in eat. - . - from the war department. Recruiting in San
*eTlie new Mimeo cali!e is to .eost be jun arrived trout Athlete- All the Mee.
, come on Monday, , and thin leads US tO 000. , ' . Milo, fociudriet and rolling stock in Admit&
suspect that theie meet be some ntistake,
or Fridtai:uaainiTZ
iii to opeu on Thursdayi hig-,eee gal, g,lat,eer, dari4 tee wee and foundries hum Chattanooga to Attain..
h,y oe ee g . ir, ch;eat,e who hag bed been destroyed, All tbe factories, milts
er earn and seteral miles beyond; are destomed, and
Monday. \ 0- Su;ar mu, easolungand old rase is the railway eutted, ten ii up, and ail tbe leen
TUE OTTswt nemesia -The Globe says put beyund use or brought to the rear.
the latest li111C01
. Atlanta 111 oo longer of military importance
teat it is understeod that the (Died 4 runk reee There it a
assumes the ruenagement of ibe Ottawa and ilimituleisrewthuo .has 21 b I named epee ig se, and the cointry for miles around is wasted
Is of children -tee beyond • possibility of service to the Coaled
Prescott Railway "ode,. The road, it etseid, erste army. Ailed& is in ruins and es streets
\ will soen be overerown with gram. For
ref. There are in Pasha Pennsylve ia
will be +keeled to the Meisel guart in die
'mein:, when pawn:eel from -`lontreal ante
Torontu will be sat down at flitaw• on the iron, nod afrdoil emplortiterlf 1 men- Teo- weeks, trains eomine north have been filled
• our overuse 'Nee ei $1,004,0 , with government mores and refugees, and the
*Twin& of tail mete ley without t Lanes uf scenes at the depots have been these of con•
cam (marten and suffertne.
The Coifed States Treasury epart. I \ Another •ccount says that Sherman hail
• . 'nem 'entitle and issuing weekly ut • hi butelquarters, on Monday last, at King-
. in legal tender and wee I *toe, with the Itth corps. He had Issued an
monde have ',elapsed Sine. tbe little brig bank currency: ' . , -
days after her deperture see put into St.John, „Ethat ei the hepetberesa region, would
New Brunswick, for repairs, since which time
Vision left ties port' for ..iverpool. ,, A•few (wing:h.:III:her:me ..tovitisoc,,atte,sia:sf,csn'el]ewatindieueg harts thomeh a country henstofore *nod:red
Melee telling the troops they were about to
on the ground. In this ne hbeCimod b either army, and they were expect to
jigg,_gg,' softest on the country, teeing all the heroes
and mules; let in reac .
salting IIII,I bed keen] uf her or of ber erew.
atid a shipmate. There was also a deg antosig w9- "I'''''Pw 1 frorn Kingston on Monday last.
,... I tbe rearguard of Sherman 4 army, and moved
the company, but it is 6 ared that ali uf teem ele Sesame moo vessel, the Sea King, it I fleeCt°Uffedtraereastpre,PrtftsPeharivellarterivedihinat Manobi7i7leinaeay.
here fuundereil end goro to the batten o( se* to be vert fast, buil ie weed with irorrl The re.pomed capture cf Morganzia b Buck-
. . ot em, at all etents, has been , frame, about one tbotierind 10114 Meilen, three nee is again asserted by the Conf erste',
heard uf ibe yeetel, arid the sad probability is edam !testily sparred, and machinery
prise hie resulted i'll briniie4 the attreuterers , els, The great teem. iron clad motiiror ram
abaft but datei of the 7th instant, two weeks after
that the lietedous lint to say feelish, miter. Che Inaiiimast.
to II watery grave.-tNew Vork Nese
Dietetor, re which se 11113(b INIVIpeedieted and the reported capture, received in New Tore,
expected by the North. proved • total failure make no Melli1011 of a.
DT GaelltAl.u1.-Curibahli has declined to t
wo thousand young Distrees in the llforth.
scribee by • number of the mesterei' of Lie : %similes!' a Mexico. neleiefle. are pointed l'hursday next a day of thanksgiving
Governor Seymour, of - hew lork, has ap.
rererve the yacht fur which feuds were sub-! shout to enter the rerytes uf the Emperor tor h b I t harvest and
erpool, and which, leaded, e ith 1 resetit• fliim i ' .3--..flie population Of Boston, aecordiel
private individoeln io eart„,,, 1,arty of the to a coeus jun taken, is 164,7ele *eel • . " While • desolating civil war fills our
coltahtnermbioleuanaienrstindguirtinsgpiuthiehyeeLey.:_lir ha pro.
country, was about to proceed, or liad already of the Perseus in the army sod wry. his lind with mouruing, throws hearyeburebens
proem -led, to femme'. The eeicht fund 41.111 hills shoes a aa mat tease,.
Geueral's feelings. on a charge of hieing uttered 'treasonable
ggliggrg, distress into the homes of our peottle. we
mitten the industry or our country, acd carriell
lar :sly aided hy a fancy baz tar held in Evet• ,a,„__ ,,, „ * •
ton, encl it is believed that the mode ol ‘,...r "”•.'n1„, a rea'irle"t 0.1.
" raising tbe wind e is not congenial to the wns arresters um eMeteyedlo jai
sentiments." .last week,
. should be thaneful that the miseries caused
by the weekness and wretchedness of men
are lighterma e; the emodness and mercy of
God ; that (be destinies of seer nation are in
Ilia control, and that we man trust evil in due
time he will lift bis chastening hand (km die
people of this country, who have been un -
*fateful for his favors, and rebellious to his
tuchisgs and authority. Gratitude to God
is heat shown hy mercy and charity to our
fellow mem I therefore exhort the citizens
of des State to help the poor, relieve the sick,
and to comfort these who ars in affliction.
Many living in our large towns are threatened
A% if la • want of labor and the means to buy
lelethodisis, ahem numbers am set dime &I.g.,1rirei riate,,15.:2:1,114111'.
y "Inert neelni to lie So , codd and fuel, while tbe withdrawal of • great
; 311,e71 in • impartment of 1.3116,091. In
Priem Edward Island, the Homan Catbolid hive, e . -
i perorate ahroad that the Moth( the Emir I ,the •
al iste-ehe xe., into our armies
numher of stile bodied men from our State
member 35,857, in • population of 83,e57. In e
stave, ewe legal bearing on the me tn 7i it r l• persons •ithout support . .
. I especially Invoke
again Mee numbering 83,233 ia • population Ittotilian government will &tome. As the mah" are ie the"
:::if7:hth:flamilies of thaw
ono for the coni
Now Itrunewick, the !Liman Catholies are
rapid to her seizure 1I1 Itahla,P.whi'ch ere public to m
of 252,1117. 1" Istra ltisiiiia. the Pr"blie'i' American ealeic •ill doideleit shore be 'ejakevi"lelelof Pirle;:lint:7.° f the armies •
, rut and ?tattiest
Denonunal Aspect of the Coated- el' One of Ow uncle*, .lelesile belled tellY
two Meese sow is tbe turerstat school in
France, as fortune of one maliou ?muds tor.
oration. • III novels has lately died in I
Almois every upect or the proposed rime
federatem has been presented, excem taut
which mink, to the ;cesium compleelun uf
the sereral Provinces. A table which em
peered iu the Leader el late supelice the
tee Extensive series of eta! deposit:Owen-
10i0f11 01111/001/11, hate bee. found in China.
arse work tb se mints and sacceed
provinces, w• find test the most numerous ...gaga'. tee memo, employ., by
site& body Lower Cariada thut of the 'deice* of a very clumsy awd primitive chafe
Hearse Catholics...oho number 913,2e3 out of.
•
meter. eg,
po:tulation rill:if:W/6. .f meet nurse,
roue biely in Upper Canada /111 that nf the
'ans lake tee ptemelence, numberino se,755, called on te approve or dise rove 07e the ,
in a popuiation of 330, .67, In Newfoniel
,, „ ter, ic it co the highest nepotism. that there
any getters) atimilideretanding as to t be law ot
of the po tilatton. As in or many o the .1„,,,,, ehen meowed, before a prim court for
g matron to bring 'enemy's
separate 1roeleeeet a" e"he *11"1° r ,..r•4^- sonderanatien, los, we Iseliere, nu (11.11/461ilen
ration, the Roman Catholics wilt rank as the gith„ in tho te.,,,e, „, ,,, ,,,,,e. pr,, cmorm,
west numerous til the several denominations. ere iristituteil for the benefit a neutrals, arel
numbering 1,46e,660 adherent,' in • poeula dee liability of • neutral %hip to rapture is the
(ion of 3,294,0eil. Tfill 11611 1..,e. 1,s128,396 „neon. and lb., only question which • hel•
... be divided sarong the different Pentemane eevereut is in any cue beund to submit to
Churelirt. Olthese the Church of lenelaed them. A crew.. is not ulilieed. by int/ima-
mate bightell,14Mhttring 544.612 eflhereete• ousel 1411111. to bring in an enemy'a ship for
The Preshybirian. enfne nen. 'meta" led condenotatiun, unless the ownership i in
49.4,44g, (01101red by the Methodist'. whu doubt. If this • tbn ease, her iiidy ii, eithor
639, of whom 62,000 am rendenta of' Noe& . t" prim. it mon g nn dont), .b„in it.
PP
cower poreued by our government in the nue
lame the Roman (esquires are rain filet •
The Rev. Henry Ward - Beecher bas been
delieerine • aeries of' political sermons to heri
congregation in Brooklyn, which have formed
of the thoraces, they, hatever, no doe,
except at of Lower Canuffieforro • me mit, that the popular impreaseen that • belleterea ential campaign. The editor o t
Amer -Caw Jowled, who appears to have
leen present at *owe of the, Meetings, says
well -ahem! bit at McClellan's strategy as " a
verbose conirna.tder," or at Jeff. Daehes
hope' of sal eation here and hereafter, never
fails " to bring down the house." Cheer
upon eheer amends from the enraetured con-
gregation. The soul of the reedier warms
with his theme. Now you bear the latest
version of President Lincoln's latest joke. -
Anon, you have the twin Misiaw Marotta
whom 24.311e are la Upper Canaria. The ed to suit the present party cries, with all the
Congre,ralioraliate number 148,164. Them approved nasal modulatioas * Western
etegett'rg"itrbgt iyheondfe,;:sueoilinneopcihy...er,c,,.,p,privi stamp orator. At another 1111114 7013, patriot.
ism is armee! to en ontemachabte ardcr, as
sie la en' 42.921 "1"111" "r m'emilawisont ."1"1". Pel•rs• hor y.ie find that the drowning of the Egyptians.
er,.„4,,, ein,„. aa,434 „aid.. in ean. gm, bar destrection on the spot Is perfoote the sureineer of Jerisho, the overthrow of the
id, sd00 Imo d,. ,aa a justifiable. Moreover, this has bee. me Assyrian., and ths duweetion or etenseberib
nn relimem the Imre% rmajority of eht7ret717,. Pr11.41es h11111.^ele el!'" *ere. "wee"' :eere.ereli e° '11507 figursti.."1.1."heM ri
173. an. Rm. uppm. 11.,..144 it was tneeemmient fer the captor to mid hie e'e lo the end ne tine gitentie - leno
Weds of 'no mauls goon' and "etude nat Plias •rol *MIT euenet. for tea neatnen,
member 437,957. elf itapti.it thee" nr• 192' tit submit fbe meet to • prize finale or di
eleande 23.0041. -ffatiarres Tram wed the loyal men of the orthern • tams or
Lie Tim aut. th, d„,g, hU rheum people. Louden,* and vehement
prenited on Weilettedav night die wide ere the rimers which go ap "'ha Pl"" "rata'
gt„).- The proper settforitirt In lemon have es ,eeergetgieg „gide,. a mor. rested his remote among the mina °11/441^n
wrider investigation th4 rue ce a leas inn (boa ,aa „mato, hap- and Om (Meths of th. FicelSee- rio'^"1 lediee
berae'e "WM mer wheel' lefeelhelene posed 00 the Gene ww.,„, &mous au, nr. 1,0•Ohied with the mope *sea
Med itleporm same amid oweetam. seem Awe? pkgc se 0. ..1.00 wed, A noes. Adokaseut pserboas of loth setae dr,d
under t inkiest' of law
t a es, „lam, .4 4.4„, stia ~Meg b. their Book Idled op salmis titer *noel to asy
emers•acy short of shouldering • m•skst and
taus to the war. A vote W Moreau the
Pastor's salary could be carried at such
ecstatic momrnte'reheat the loaf difficulty,
or even the exwawa of.autber trip W Europe
might be voted.
♦ fee days ago we observed M the Naw
York Tribune • Ismer report of one of Mr.
Beecher's sermons. from shish we clip the
following sem, which we commend to the
consideration of the Hwy. gentlemen's admir-
ers :-" The man that will tale tbe dead
baud of the wader, rend maks tate deed haled
yo te for the cause loath in life it fought
against, has no need u' • der of jwlgmeut,
fur he will go to hell before.'
Strychnine in Warfare.
The following is reg extract from • despatch
Jared :
" Sr. Pace, Misr, Nor. 14, 1+,64.
" Captain Fisk bat arrived here. Ile re-
ports having killed a number of Indiana with
bullets, and one bemired rues, women ar1
children with hard tacl,aatuntedwith *trice
nine."
Such is the language of dispatch --a
simple allegation of • fret, as if Captain Fisk
had gone through a certain retainer"! military
duty and made his report accordingly. Our
people have been brought face W face with
many borrorsdurireg the past four years, but
we tank that tbeir stoicism will Voice under
this new infliction. It is the climax of bar.
barite. The savages themselves, aguut
whose "wumeu and children " tau system of
wholesale poisoning is practiced, ore mot go
beyond this extremity of crime.. If the state.
mentis true,wbich we do not believe powble,
Captain Fist should have a conspicuous niche
in the eternal temple of infamy, u the most
complete etimial oo God's oath. -New
Fork Nems.
AN iMl'ORTANT CAPfUItE.
The New Yurk %etc• of Friday uys:-
"Iecaur, on the l'.nuessee. es mid by the
Southern papers to have been taken by the
l'vufedcrart. Eight thousand prisoners are
stated to have beeu captured at that place.
This is reported t" have occurred on the 2tth
of last month. The statement is made with
every appearance of truth in the Southern
jemmies -on the authority of a scout, and
eunfirmed by • man of respectability from
the country immediately north of Decatur.
It is, however, dolly possible that the C'en
tuts, with all tbeir falsehood and kaatery,
could have kept back that fact from u now
nearly three weeks. '1 be absence of iuforns-
tiun Irons Nor,hern Alab,wa once hood's
appearance then. is, however, suspicious,
even though it be nut ominous."
futute ouuduct hm promotion depended. -
Hopson soon convinced be patron that his
favours were nut ill bestowed; his promotion
tees rapid, and Me act nus is melt rade of
the service fully eutitl.J him to the high rank
he ultimately attuned.
M■ CLOI'DISLar ano,.t..
Whoa Sir Cloudesley Shovel mil aboj w
the navy, under the patronage of Sir Jobe
Nuburuugh, be beard the admiral express an
earnest web that sumo papers might be con.
veyed to the c.ptriu of a shop then engaged
in' action at considerable dilaters... With
the greatest resolution the buy undertook to
swim •with the despatches in his mouth thruugb
the line of the enemy's fire; and this service
he actually performed, to the utouebmrut of
all who wuoegeed bis great courage.
WOOD WANTED.
Parties who intend paying their subeertp.
tCons in Cordwood will plant bring it on
right away. Don't bring as a lot of mis-
erable knots.
GRAND TRUNK R. R.
uoae Emir.
Express dep. 9 • m, Mixed 13 ni • 4.30 p.m,
uoisu wast.
" Arr 4.30 p m, Mixed 10.40 nal S 4 "
.
Countio
ate Stewart's 1'Iantatioa Minstrels are
cowing and will perform in Crabb'e Vic-
toria aloha uo Thursda • andFriday ev •
S J eD
ings uext, '24th and 25th instal.
Run rue Levis -The great sale of
lands for taxes, advertised in our columns
for the last three mouths, comes off on'
the '2(th inst., and we Would' advise all 1
our Counties' readers to look over the
List carefully to make sure that their lots
are not adverlieed. We have beard of
several persons who paid pretty sweetly
for carelessmem in this particular on form-
er occasions.
A!IOTHxa Fits for the purchase of.
fat and rontruct cattle ( the -latter meaning
Para Moesv Artomr.-The New le7r1 animals only fit for distillers, dee..) will 1r
'World' say, :-There is now .fleet in the, held at the tillage of Dungannon on Tu
loyal states hearty one thousand millions of I day, the lith of December next, when four
paper money, without one dirtier of gold or
real money pronited to pay fin the same.- buyers -two from New York and two from
The largest amount of paper moneyevereeed • Montreal -have signified their intention
is these moue Sates before the rebohion, was to to resent. We trust those of one
shoal $150,000,000, and this sum esu found i P
to be ample to transact grove than double our I farmers who attend it will recline good
resent amount 0(6u/inert, and a'so to carr prim a the times go'.
weight of southern it,debtetlnesa to the
No th. These figures give scene Punt idea of -
the ategnitude of evil to which our legal cur Gum, Custrrrr RawaauiD.-Those who
rency las reached. were school compan:ua in the Township of
(ruderico of George Krppen Nairn, eon of
. Out and Out Gluttons. Mr. John Nairn, Inca) -Superintendent, and
- .1 case of setedestruction, singular at (east
his (reeds in Stanley will uodoubt 1tl+pieasrJ
. as to its cause,' ccur,e,l in the suburbs of to hear that be hal received • Cgmmiuion as
l'aria the other d.o 7'he unfortunate suicide Lieutenant in the feller -el Army, and the alp
was a stone digger, 'teed Ferdinand P—, pointment of Regimental Quarter -Mester. He
aged 24, • native of ons, who was ail cted
with what medical men 11 bulimy, or insati-
able hunger. Iles earn] being altogether
insufficient to steely his en rmoua appetite,
though he ale stalely anyth i but braved,
hit renew workmen used to coot bate towards
hit support : but wearied with thuleburdeniog
tea faired', and worn oat by his .offerings
from the presence of totes, which amerwaM
Ms hunger, he al last came to the des rate
resolution et hanging himself, and succeit$e l
in effectiog his purpese. The annals f requisition to Mr. Detlor,and his reeponsc.
The docernent was sent to Bellesillewhere
was likewtee last month presented with a
sword of the value of a Mandrel! {Wears by
the officers and men of les Regiment for gued"
behavier and bravery in the 6eld. The p
enuition was wide ey the Colonel in
of the nmedrawn up in bue.-Come.
THE REQUISMON.
In smother column w- itl be foand the
terested ill having a trustworthy and effi-
cient
dcieot officer appointed to the situation. -
Aud so, no doubt, they are. If pessorm
are nominated to fill such Micas in whose
integrity and honesty they have nes Upn-
fideuce, their business suffers, and the
mercantile intense* of the place [fag, or
even decline, for unlele they can have a
reasonable prospect of getting returns
promptly made by the publio bfcers
whose duty it is to collect their small se -
cosmos they moat, as prudent busioess
men, decline to give credit i11 numerous
ass where they might otherwise safely
do so, and thus the buoineaa is driven
away to localities where they are tears
Birtuuate in respect of Division Court of
fieiris. Add to this, also, the tosses that
must necessarily occur before delinquents
of this Dort aro thoroughly known to those
who have to trust their affairs into the
hands of such men, and it roust be readily
allowed that mercantile commanitioe Aare
a docp and abiding interest ill the matter
of such appoiutmente. Such, at any rato
is the course of reaaooing that presenta
itself to people's 'allude hereabouts. Arid
the qurtion is very seriously discussed of
petitioning the Parliament for such an al-
teration of the law u will give do power
of the appointment"of there officials to the
County Coaucils, so that the people may
have a more direct and immediate ountrol
over them than they now have while the
County Judge posseues the patronage. -
The Divisiou Court is, wore than any
other, the Proper'. ('curt, and if the
people feel aggrieved by any act of the
officials they should have some ready way
of getting the matter righted. As it in,
in some places that I have heard of, where
a particular favorite of the County Judge
bee been appointed to fill the situation, if
he can only hobnob well with his honor,
and manage to draw the wool over, his
eyes with a graft display of hospitality and
grad -fellowship, he mai do pretty much
e• he pleases with the people and their
. • So long an he has soh a friend
at Apart"'as the Judge, they cannot get
at bask very couveniently, neither to make
him disgorge hie ill.gottea gaine, nor yet
compel him to band over moneys that
at acknowledged to be collected on their
accounts., and which they well know are
being used for the Clerk's own private
purposes. Tie estimation in which our
Dineioit Court Clerk here is held by the
people of the .place is evidenced by the
fact that he holds several important ofcd
in their gilt -the Village Clerkship for
one -so that in all probability, if the
County Counealn should have the appoint-
ment, as I have argued that they ought to
have, the name gentleman would fill the
place still -being, am he is, the must pop-
ular man in town.
toeilicine record many ascends of this dise•
ease, both in aliment and modern lime*, but
the most remarkable case of late was tbat of
a W0014,11 named Annie Denise, who died in
Pei/ °lily • tew years Pith'', T11111 uefortu-
nate persoe.was afflicted with Milieu, from her
infancy, andehile still • :outer mel used to
devour u inuebeas ten pounde of bread daily.
Though not in etredieout sircurnetences, she
.1.4(11lice arrested fer stealing bread le 11411isfy
her hunger. Sbe wieet length admitted' into
the Salmetriere, sod p d under the treat -
wind of D. S. Eaquirul a Automat, but to
no purpose. for she left t • tialtpetriere
voracious as ever. Her h r varirtl its
intensity, at ordinary titnes she timed manage
, with twelve peunds of bread per Itiy, but for
three or fuer monies in the year a would
eat from tweet, to twenty-four poun • and
in ten coneecutive years her appetite was
greatly aggravated in spring. On one a.
* ion, when she had thought of keeping Go
Friday al • fast day, she ate more th,an thirty
pounds of food in twenimfour hours. As she
advanced in years her appetite became de.
prayed, and see took • likine to graas and
dowers, especially butter cops, of which she
would gather and eat an immense quantity.
Ti, relieve the solid caueed by tbis unnatural
food. she would drink brandy, of which she
became inordinately fond, and at tart died a
few hours after taking a wbole litre at owe.
1$ hen on her death bed and unable to take
food, she begged her sister to come and eat
near her, and her last words were -o enice it
at !emit have the pleasure 01 seeing you ate'
It is • remarkeble fact thst on aped mortem
examination her stomach was found te be
large, mid all ber other viscera quite sound
and normal in size.- pialienani.
Incident and Adventnre--The Naval
Service -
Anton ti. nortroN.
About the year I 6e0 a boy mimed Heparin
entered the navy as • commen sailor. Ile
was an orphan, and had been apprenticed to
• tailor in • town on the sea toast; bet, dis-
liking tbe employmerit, he ran away.
The ihip and fleet which he joined were
just about puttins to sea, and soon fell in with
a French squedron ; and in • few hours idler
the boyei entre into the naval service, he
(need hireelf in tee hem of battle, which
was sisintained with equal bravery on both
Mein the eneagement youtor Hopson
obeyed milers with mueh alacrity; Mu sa the
fight contivel hour after hour with no ap•
parent resat, lie berame impatient, ate: in
quihed when it would be over. Ile war told
that the action would continue entil the ehile
flag at the enemy's rnaat head was taken down.
' r he evelaimed. "if that's all thee'
wanted, I'll nee viihas I can do."
At this mernent the *hips were engaged
r ard arm touchine yard arm, and enveloped
in the 'woke form their gum. Our hero,
tiering advantaee of the obscurity, started nn
les enterprise of heeling down the ettemy'e
coloene lie amended the 'brow's, and pane
eft from the main yard of bin own vessel to
that of the fererrehmnn enneetaired by any of
the crew, whence mounting, with much agil-
ity, to the main top gallant masthead, he took
Mud the French flag, and brought it awe;
eith him to hie own ship.
Bellyelt ne Mel regained the ditch, the
fag was no longer flying. Thereepon they
The crew of the French ship. dismayed by the
disamearanee of the flag, sold believing that
it had been struek by their admire* orders,
were thrown into enneetion, and although
tbeir °Cries and the admiral. whewere
ly !surprised m the event, **demon* to ream -
more sad rally tbem, it wu all in yam, for the
fleet* tars Mull thor opportanity, boarded
;he Teem, •rel metered her.
Al this janeture, Hopson daesowloel the
shmods with the lerettelt lag hound rowel hie
area. and displayed e triumphantly to the sail,
till, who looked at the prise with the utmost
eatemiehrnent. The newt of this hold aetion
ewe rewhal the quarter &elf. Hopson us
oulened wand thou; mul Or admiral.
skipeese's berth, telling km that epee his
helms been for • few days on prints busi-
ness; which accounts fur its being dated at
that phice. Both requiaition end response ,
speak for themselves in newt not to be
miataken. In a private letter Mr. Picea t
tells us that he wiehes it to be dintinely
understood, that should the M ark et '
Question come tio again, he would, if
it to a direct vote or tile people. Ilia
views in this respect are 'net forth in bis
reeponse to the requisition.
STANLEY.
(riga vs. town c.•rrolvonel•nt
Ing even the most sanguine eitjectations
of its promotem. It di hold iu the oplendid
ILA or Ball relent of Mr. James Pollock
sod 1 think I may sefely say that tbere' 'were
ten of Beylield aod incinoy, with two 'seep.
lions ; these were D. 11. Ititehie,. ane
%le:ander Johnson, IMputy Reeve. -
The latter gentleman regretted very much
hat he could not be present, and was only
prevented by unavoidable cireutustances.
There were two Bends present on the cems•
eon, viz: the Bayereitl and Beene Bram
Banda arid they both performed most adtnie
ably, eliciting much applau.se. The Varna
Glee Club eel a number ef seleet glees and
tioo ss singers. A number of capital national,
sentimental and comic. songs were tune: by
leveret uther gentleinen gem! style, Mr.
McDermott, in bei own peculiar character, of
tourseiteing the sue of the evenine. Tbe
concert closed at about I I eleven o'clocl(by
the lieyfield Bram Band playing e tied Nave
tbe Qvieeme The audience crewed enure
satisfaction and cenductel themselyee meet
carenettably duriog tits whole of the perform -
The toetiert over, the benches were imme-
diately cleared, and the room prepared tor
the dance. A splendid Quedrille 'Hand occu-
pied the orthestramod the darning commenced
mom vieorously, WI seeming determined to
enjoy themselves to the field'. The ladies,
beautifully and tastetelle dressed, and with
their beseeching and fascinating smiles,loyely
faces, graceful forme and attractive mermen',
completely captivated the sterner ece and
and from live minutes after the Betel struck
next morning everything and everybody in ,
the Hall seemed in a pertect whirl of joy and
We congratulate the membere of the Baud
upon the proceeds of their firet concert, and
also beg leave to compliment them upon their
very efficient playitig, reflecting as a does
not only great credit -upon themselves bat
also upon their very able teacher, Mr. Hos
man We would cheerfully recommend Me
Hayfield Brass Hand to any private or public
party which may doiiire Um services of • Band.
is:6.141.1..4aq coonnfident that they Will give enttre
RATTIER romantic wedding has recently
taken plare in thie neighbourhood. A youth-
ful ceuple, hirelings at the boom of • well
known farmer, tnok a notion Meat they would
change from • state of celibacy or Moiety to
• Mate of matrimony, or inexpressible bliss;
and thinking that if they made known their
intentions their deign' might bis frustesteel,
they determined to contemned* them as
opeedily and secretly me prima.. Acconlingly
about II o'clock one cold night of last week
the young tnan io question inieht have been
11114,11 caatiously approaching the dormitory
window of his lady love, and giving • sulfite
windy load rep to 'dim her net of the done
sleep which it is rovasonahle to suppose she
was in at that hoar of the night, and then
patiently waiting the remit, which was that
the " winslow opened and out came tee dove '
They immediately set aloe the quick march
for Hayfield --tome three miles distant -and
there they sought tho residence of a clergy.
men,who wits tormadvised of the arrangement
and very kinely-•kr the trifling fee d three
dollars -had eeerything fn retufineee for their
reemptIon, and in few minutes thereafter the
ceremony of uniting them as roan and wife,
" for better for worse, far richer for poorer,
is sickness and in health, to love sod to eine
leis' ire., ems ronsemenated. The immedi-
ately headed kr the ' Ark ' from which the
fair one had so recently sallied, mil upon
reaching which they dre noon lost en view --
by their agrees thrseigh said dormitory
dew—whore rtnetelme they slept anwelly until
Morning light awoke Mem from their empyre-
al dream sad sweet repass,
honsaawam.DIATE se 011.1.• DT Fouler -
ams. -416 Tardy hot • Nies el, aged twit
sad a MIN pot Ahrtglou of lir. Jesus Fa.
Friday ni- ght last a building
sad by Mr. James Barker, of Millburn,
a storehouee for hay, oust, &c., was
burned to the ground. A quantity of
feed atnounting several Ulna were con-
sumed. There no doubt that the fire
waft the work of an incendiary Mr.
Boiler le not certain, of course, who the
guilty party is, but it may be mentioned
that he, oat of pure charity, took in the
wotnen who had their husband, up at the'
police court not long mince, and that W el•
kr had diuppeared on Saturday when he
was wanted on particular bunince+ by con.
stable Trainor. 'If hit exercise. of charity
has brought this trouble upon him, it ren-
derer the Must one of still greater harffithip.
•
It is with feeltngs or deepest regost that
we discharge toelay the melancholy duty of
recording the decease of • bighly•respected
member of the community. Mr. M. M.
Weatherald was • young gentletitan of' much
promise. Liberally educated, highly intelli
gen; high minded and honcrable in his se
tions, and capeble of appreciating and pme.
tieing all those kindly feelings, the remprome
tine of which seeures the amenities of social
life, we all predicted for him • life if useful
[ICY and happoietui. Ilut, alas., Death, who
mires none, marked him fur an early prey.
For about • year he was known to be strug.
gling against theeeffeeta of incipient consump-
tion, altitongh no immediate danger wan ap-
prehended. fle gave way rapidly, hnwever,
tiering the past few weekeeind on Wediteeffity
Nue expires,. shortly after his return
from a ride of several miles into
the coutery. The feeling of sympathy
tor the bereaved norinants of his (amity is as
•
[Fr.. nor Cloo CoirempntrIono .1
There ia not much stirring thin week in
the way of num in this place. We keep
on the even tenor nf our way " in a very
respectable, quiet manner, as all good peo-
ple ought to do. A Report from that
lying old Hag, Madame Rumour, having
got *breed that the Division Court Clerk-
ehip waa vacua by the resignation of Mr.
It. Read, some of the principal busi-
n ess+ men an the village promptly eireulat-
ed a memorial to his Honor Judge Cooper,
replotting the mtuation for Mr. Janes
Fair --a very worthy, deserving and up-
right man. The petition wee very gene-
rally 'Spied by the wiereasseto and traders
of the plates,- -their apology f w interfering
with a matter that, legally, is OW that the
dodge is the sok disport, of, being thel
thwy, as a enasemeaity, are vary seek le -
coney, of tale towoahip, unfortunately drank
from • bottle drumlin.* which her mother
was Sittig, and ei lees then two hours after,
(Coif before medical ted coals' Ian rte •
l• luras)
was a corp.,.. 1 do ,.M know the oases
the medicine, bar it must have been a virulent
saw. The an
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seater u
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Diet el& ae Imneasfure.
The Liverpool f.'urtpeun Titres of the
/Sub it t. says Pee" It bpainful to see that tie
Jjatret in tau manufaciunug dinette is
lartyely ou t►e increase. At the last meeting
of the Central relief Committee, held un the
31st ult. in Mauehe.ter, it wail stated that in
the twentyaevsn micros comprising the cut( ooret
eiatncte the increase during the precedbg.
seven days in ahttyumber of piteous rseeivug
relief was 2,217 ;- ht is ueverthele.a console
tory to find that the general health of the M.
habitante of the district was better than swat.
At this meeting Lord Derby presided as•,
chairman, and it was stood that the relief
fund has now dwicdled down to £100,000:
A retort time ago, the belief was general date
the chances was over or nearly so. but it
now appears that the revival of industry in -
the
districts was only ephemeral, and was
serioul7 affected a few weeks back by the
imprcmron that the war in America tiresome/
over. This faith in the cesattion of hotline.. •
on the Western side of the Allaltic wu (ul-
lowed by the crisis in the money and produce
market., and under its influence Cotton ex-
perieoced a serious depreciation. M the
preaent moment the stock of cotton in Liver -
poet is some 300,000 bales more than it was
et this time last year. Spinners, however,•
prrdieted that the termination of lbw war
would inundate tee with the creme of the
South -an anticipation which iulluentsd the
wdden fall in prices; ns' caosed many of the
manufacturers to au id operations. 11
cannot be expected that e mill owner will
invest his capital in a mate ' I in such •'tate
of uncertainty, .ted subject such fearful.
deprve ai oo. Since the war mooned',
this ie almost the first serious rete - which
speculator. in cotton have sutra) ', but
everything tools to the conclusion than will
not be the but. Tbe renewed commer 1 A.
activity rested on nu wood base, and wit•
these facts befe,re u', a reorrggaanizatien of the
wachmery for deeding additional relief to
the poor operatives seem' Inevitable. With
the approach of winter, the distress will
deepen, and means mut, therefore, be takao
to alleviate it as far es possible."
, I ta=tae for Farmers,
Keep out of debt unlet you know how
you can get nut, when you once get in i -
and pay promptly and u fast u you can.
Ikota stimulate the mac of energy to
extra exertions, but the lazy wan u not
affected by them It is rarely pod policy
to buy touch land when what you now,
own is not half cultivated. To borrow
money W build a showy house when one
of Ica pretentious will answer just u well
is unwise. To lend money when your
farts o etre to be drained and. better tilled
is little better. It u rarely wise ter form-
ers a borrow money on mortgage of their
farms with which 1, enter the mercantile
profession. Rarely do men engage in this
pursuit without previous training and not
become bankrupt. To buy young stock
at fvbulous prices when you do not know
what to do with it, te wake it brief, is
very unwise. To keep poor stock whes
you can keep good at the same cost and
four times the profit, does not pay. To
change from one kind of farming to an-
other often because what you rained tau
year is low) is not ernes. judicious ; tea
chancels to one your crop will be up next
year and that which is up now will be
down. 1)u uoo try to gmw those crops for
which your end to not adapted. if you
here a good location, do not sell expeetiog
to better it in nowt other place. " Any
place but this place," may do for the trav-
eller, but not for the farmer. Rarely
'commence improvements .until your plans
an matured, else undue labor and money
wjil be rated. if your crape are poor,
pant less and cultivate more. Oversee
wort men av much as pcllsible ; not to do
»cola to\" leave your parse open." Keep
ahead of oar work, or it will keep ahead of
you. R'ao a that your farm shall be • profit.
able one,- industry and *nod Iranagement
wi!I.make ji Invest more • in valuable
improvements . at in foamy raining stock. -
When y•,u mw experime rats, keep within
the influence of n tura! laws ; these are the
farmer's helpers,'• withput them all agri-
culture is impossible: Sell when prices are
high. keep when they are low. Remember
"goof hanesu make then prodigal, bad one*
ero'idcnt." iM not try to "save at the
spigot, when the bung hole if open." Re.
member that a "farmer on hes feet is better
than • gentleman on Lis kneels." Give ram
children a good education,physieslly, intellect
tally, and morally. At 45, if yon are weft
off, cultivate the intellectual and mora (cols
tie, and work tem Take an interest in all
imornv°mens in agriculture. t"se machioery
instead of muscle, when you an. Get hold
of the long end of the leder, if you would
work to profit. -IM. L. H. in Ohio Farmer.
A Cosrxsr.-The Nev York Daily
.V:•trs publishes the programme of the
Ioteroalooial Conference in full, and oom-
rnenee thea t-" The political metamor-
phosis that swain our northern neighbors
will give a fresh lustre to the star of the
Western Eaten Empire. It ia singu-
lar, and to our peopie 'suggestive of humi-
liating thoughts, that while the principles
of republicanism are being repudiated in
our own land, and civil strife drains our
life -blond and cripples our resources, the
experiment of political transformation is
being peacefully effected beyond our fron-
tiers. The British Provinces aro quietly
progressing toward self-government, wkuks
we are receding front it in oonvulsioe.-
The British gnvenrment, in fnaterieg the
idea of provincial Confederation, evinces a
deposition to profit by the experience of
1776 and is teadhing the world the valu-
able lemon that tovolutioo can be effeoted'
without recoans° to arms, bythe mere in-
fluence of statesmanship. The unguinary
policy of the administration ie fittingly
rebuked by the spectacle of this calm.
transition of a neighbouring people from.
one system of government to another, witls
the free wooed and assislanos of the parse*
country.'
Ina lmnrraramr TO Currant TIM Flea
n s.- A Ressilian journal reveals the r'we.'
that see to the captain of the Florida, end
daring violation of the rights of a nestrah
power anetidtng the act. The Jeweled N
Bahia says :- "The Boatel of Tried* of New
York hal promised • reward of 1000,000 to
any one who would take or devotee, the Flora.
da. it is said that the government also.
offered a reward, and it is suspected that the
emelt! and commander of the Withrow*
would not let..eh a Ant theme to melee
their fortunes pals hy. it is said that, a
there wen a considerable um received frees
the Retrli.h hank. eked teat nn bemire of the
prise $20,000, and all it...
Ole A Georgia paper says :—Tow (`,oe*' .
rae God Mem her— is a ringed eel. She
is bettor than .he looks. Her bewty le
g one bat (let the wee of Yenheednm testi.
1') atm still poseur.. the eimmeldsl claw.-
The
law -
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Ike reie, have aadty married her tweet.*
Invwlineae illy has bean shorn of her fie
preporonn•• .he has twee reft ofit:
pie sn,• . any .Asst teen world i
het her vebk era racoon Mil, 41 is Mei tun
I( is.. batt rstaehwd her, het .adm a ge>kn
.TMnm ate Vojta Ar etnwgtk, Milt ham eel
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