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181 Ortldioa.-Donald 1♦.Csllum, Juel
Sellars. FraucaCorbett, Jobe Mcleod, Thor.
)(tcism, Patrick Mises Ineasu 6!lie, W m.
McCrea, Thus Corbett, ftubt Arwstrwi4,
Wm. Battery, W.. 'Clegg, fleury Switzer.
John Wruoa, Joars Ndeen, Alex Musta,J,
Joke Prier& he■w Brandon, war. Hut
1 Job. Smite, 1)uecau F'ergueo•r, Jo.Ln
YeMetlud James Locklaad, Chu Baxter,
Riney lessees, Chas Heskiu, Nelson Moue,
Ja•eos Cleric)), Thos IsM.ter, Robs Stelto
(tna Foley, Nelson Flshck, George Scott,
['rue Semple, Ana01 McSween, Welter Iticbb .
erdsoa, Henry ltanoatyne, Irvin .trtuatrout_.
Dreg Moore, EJwa d Foster, Joined Me''
Ureggor, Ales. Fran.
2.J Hutialius. - Iti•dol phos Eielsnd.
Alex Kmg, nem. Mcllonald, vw Powell ,
George M.arr.', James Porter, Samuel
itatton, Joho ltu1J,It„ bt Muir, Alex ) rrest,
Theo °antra, Ju L►ug, (leu Res Walter
Burges, Falw Ifryan, wan Ifays, Ju Watson,.
Thur Cane, Sanl M.GardJ Iticb'd Catlin,
Geo. Gioesy, Natb Squire, !lector McKellar,
we Vanson, van Ifryan, Jas Mores, nem
Smith, Johu Gtater, Geo Kelly, Anthony
Sample, ChD V Cross, A!ea Cunpbell, John
McDonald, wan Brun, Peter E ison, John
McArthur, eve Armstrong, Robt howie,t
i)avid Ilillasou, Jer Scutt, 'leery Cuford,
Ede Hau.L.
comTOg.
Ili Bullulioa. — Gearggte Marland, wan
Tho n, G.u. I:adLs, lasers Mclkmald,
Gillis Glkh,m, Dov .i Orem, John Hideout,
James Green, John Luckwuo$ Joie* Curri,
Hags Cusoingham, Geo IMutty, -John
hamberls or, Jno Harks, .Ino McFarlane,
Fenlon, lbeh'd Irwin, James Simmons.
Ballariuw. -- George Boren, R.
Duw 1, neo Jackson, new liram,ek, ran
Eiad, u eph Biddiecomhe, Ju Mitchell,
Ifs Y M 'uenon, Curve Step enso", John
D ar ey, Tonle, Joae1{ h ltaunuburyJ, Itobt
M Mrse,, JI I1odgius..1 C Ihntur, Aacher
Irvine, Doral atseo, Jno Ard. ,
let B.snalios.- no McDo▪ ssIJ, J Owes,
Dancan Thompson, ; ha (,Ibe m, J tau Gibe ,u,
Ju Newell, (iso Ilea • Ronald Mehra, Jno
Whitimau, Jon M Nair, Geo M Nair, !'eter
CreMoroo, Juu MrFaruw. nm Smith. nem
Sblvelin, Jae Mitchell, Jnu McKay, David
Hardy, Saml Turner, Juo .t Buchanan; Jnu.
Hulls, Joseph Colville, nem Rankin, Jar Ian,
Daucan Merl -lane, Jno 11m.con, son Cook,
Alex. )IcEvery, Relt ltonck, Bullard
Robertson, John Stevenson, (leorge Ken-
nedy, new lock, Gee Clark, wan Sherritt,
wan Dawson, Alcx Johnston, Thos Stev-
enaon, win Steveneon, llich'd Boles, ww
Johnston, Geo Johnstone hoot Kills, Ju
Mitchell, Samuel Reed, Andrew Recd,
John Galbraith, Peter Cautpbcll, James
n res
$ ark Jul, sal .bell Those F.. anderson
P
Geo Cam 11, as Ilannav, John Kain,
Patrick ohnston, Chu Dewer, Dau
Me(idlea, Lao Stewart, John Stickle,
Joseph Chsmpagn, :1w,t Gravel!.
2nd Baitralies.-Jaa Blair, Jos Must-
ard, Jno McQueen Juu, Alex Innes, Mat
thew Greenaidc, Donald McLean, Arthur i
McRea, win Aluffet, DavidrGalbraith, Neil !
McGill, Chu w Smith, I'eter McSaren,
wan Itichardson, Geo AIcKsy, Ju Turner,
Geo ward, Duncan McTavish, llaoieoo
Ilanaaoo,Jai H.tdman,Jno StoJg.Iill, E.w -
Retort/ion, hoary Dawaun, ThoSeddJ,'
wan Clerk, Malh Stole, Jao Algison, Robt
Elliott, Ralph Stevensonjun,EJtr Boyce,'
$olomon l'ofock, Juo Campbell, Allen
Aller, Alei Campbell, Tho Ilannen, John
Bannerman, Ileury Howard, Elw ll'at.
lake, Lorenzo Spikeman, James Castle,
Alex Johnston, wm Johnston, Antonie
Pearce, .Adam Home, Jno Robertson,
Augustine Hater Jun, Daniel Gorman,
Archibald Penhale, Donald Ballantine,
Jno Penhale, Milo Church, John Duncan,
Jas McGrugan, Jno widaman, wm Crook,
Richard Croak, Jno Crook, Thos Mitchell,
Jas Grainger, Jno Grainger, wm. Rose.
Towionir or carr.
let Bottaliow.-Dao! 11 Clegg, Andre*
Story, Geo, Mitchell, Jnu Graham, T (ns.
►am, JY Simpson, Donald McQuugall. John
McCutcheon, Dunan Mc!)Jnaid, Itubt Fa
gala, Alek Strsrhan, Dani Bella,•j•, William
Witherspoon, Hy Savage, Jea rticPberell,
John i)aneey, Niel McLaughlin, !'has Whelp -
tea, ArcLI lawout. A..g Lamont, Robert
Baker, Jacob Young, Chas )d,llard, Dsuicl
Millard, Jas Ramsay, B..bt 'Taylor, Jens.
Sinclair, i)uud McNair, Ales McNair. John
McNeil, Wan Pollock, ('h.0 ('uappt, loos
Broedfoot, Don'u Ituchannon, li l'leric, Jaa
Clark, John Clark, Wm Fadyen, llugh Mc-
Peail, Wm Venton, Mich Bennett, 11 W
Maty Juh,, Johnston, Geo Fltarterly,
2.4 Bultallua. - '1'h',. Granges flonj
Later, Wm Story, Ju Mitchell, Peter Ora
hams, Uund Meth.rmld, Jos )IcCutcheon, A
Ballard, Alex McDonald, Jnu Strachan, Jes.c
Sp riu,t, Rubt Brou'ly Chu Sprague, Janice
Mcl au`blin, !Hugh Lamont, )Irl Ltmuut,
Johu Cardin Joho Cnderwoxd, Doled Stew-
art, Wm Vincent. Rich Smolder, W m Bright,
JY Clin, Robt Arnley, Jos Kni'ht, Iieury
Wilson, (leo Young, Jos l.a.14, 11 res Leckie,
John W hitfiehl, Fran Beadle), John Ilislop,
Adam Turnball, John McTaggart, Hobert
bertson, Jas McDonald, W' n re:fur, Add.
orris, Jae Venatm), Wm Elliott, Francis
leunen, John Cordon, Isaac I'amsee,
C .rj lot 9 coo 12.
Towaaair Or TL'n.:erRRT.
iso Ualine.- And. lhinlann J Little
Thai WI n, ltubert Fa;lts.Job,. Frlus, (leu
Ideon, Its bard L.Iluke, Mutt Wood, John.
Mitchell, ee Williams, Wm lawso,n, Jn
McTrcia's, ha Milan, Jss N.cholsun, John
A Gairdutr, a mid McTavish, John Gregory,
ltobot Cronyn, Burgess, Bolo Greene D
Gismo, James Clemsoon.
2.d Ba(ta/aus. Wm Johnston, J John
sloa, JY Mitchell us Ferausoo, Matthew
Ferguson, Gee Fo une, Colin McDonald
Thor Cronyn, Hu`h :Donald, Jar Car
mere, W m Stith, Etna u.-1 Boh, John Mc
Keen, John Mcloosh, 'eter Fisher, John
('rat W a hose C n A w
m Cr a T A Ste art
J. g, 7 ,
Jr Atchesop Tho McCrei 1, R leCieight.
rowosaie or ruses as.
Id JlaSMrlion.--Jas H "cline, Mvid Kydd,
Jaa B Rpartivaa Geo N tight, N ' rmich,el,
John Curio. K'. 11inens, Chas 'layton, S
Camphor'', R,rbt Howbay, Andw mppbell,
Robt Monthrane, Doman Cermichae James
Morton, Ehi Hall, David Kart, Thos I more
4w, John firJ eoa, Rohm K•nand, F:l . ,se,
Wm Ce.eeh, Wm E der, John Barns. A ex
Ilsehanaa, Wm 41cKenaie, 11*,(h'MrUone
Wen Mnnr,'Hugh )alkwell. Leonard McTag
gart, Tbo, Mo7r h McDonald, IGnjamin
Mone Andrew N k oh
Ice , J n Na k Juhn
T• 1 ,
t kfr
1 Dae ,rd Ju Na • 1F r ,t .i
JI A m ro g, John
Powell 1Ym Hugo, Wm McGee, Thos Uak
Stir Wedge, Lowell Walker .Jas Wretcott.
esti Ilio
J n Rn Jr Oake Aad w Turnbull
I'eter Mcra giert, John Thornton , Thos A
McDermitt Nelson
McGee Robt FaIIs Wm
t,
McLellan, Alex Stewert, John hall, John
Ballatyne, Thos C Ebson, Albert Powell.
2nd Battalion.-Andrew Simpson., Art 11r
\turd, Andrew Reith, Jas Armstrong,
Rao -rows, George Barrows, Tbous 1)
tine, Wm Bry Wm Crawford, W J
Archibal Cam I, Wm Cattle, Am
beam Cattle, George 'orni.L,Robert Cowper,
Donnell, Sem Ikope, Robt Fowler,
▪ rd P'enwm, Wm Fuller, (leorge Fore -
mass, Wm f1'tnitom, Jss Glenn, Wm Horton.
Itiehrvd Hanfetd JY Hanford, Henry Isaac,
Chrrlopher Ir, * Jas Johnstone, W m Jacket,
J .id Jaques, WM Ked•ly. John K.Iland,
W m Kark, Ram Kir►r Richard Saxton, Ju
MilIse, Elijah F Millar;.V Monteith, Joe
>re.wsth. Y Mowbray, Zech Minera,(ieorge
A R Y.LsoI, John Oreber Thomas Pepper,
We 11 Posamor., Richard I?'ot.rd.lohn Pin
.asebs$aaswl Pa kilron, John .Slee, Geese*
Y. AI.e Fremont, Thos Vans George
Mdlla, Robt Elson, W'm Go.ld, Jnsatbee
tel], George 11 Scott.
Tvcasa.atrrs.
lag /slgafaaw -1'. Aeehlb&d, Hugh Me
Ihent.e., Wm Jaaaes, Aagw McKay, Rob,
Mlle, Mos R ..mars? Peter `ell Kamer
ssF, 1MdI 11.esi. Mr o ehan,
i LI... J.ba tltwf, At.s Niebol ei.,
+MI P.et.w, Job. Mets-
w' y J..., Williams, Jda
meso
r
t,
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Booth Jobe Proidfool, R ChD Stonemer, every respiY, what a cuoclusive proof it is TMt MORON •ICNAL d t perl•I ag w hs tfi w Y doe a ly and
aatiefaclunly as bac worthy prmdetrseur had
dun. 1 am sorry *bat space will not permit
to report the speeches in full. Mr. Adaumon
resumed hu seat amid loud char.
'Song, by John Thesk. hand -"1 hs
Mrriuu Schottische."
Mr. Charles Tough proposedthe "Farm
ere act Suulty." lirapuuded to by Mr. Camp-
beIl.
Sung by Mr. Robert Dalgetty, " The
Ratnuug U,laud. sac. '
Mr. Dalgetty proposed the " Mer -.haute of
BsylielJ and the trade of Cauadu."t{ Res-
puudr.l to by Thomas Bateman, Esy„ in u
very able and rflective speech. Baud= • The
Doke of Culliudwoud's Walk." Sung by
Mr. Geo. Campbell.
"The Ladies," very gulluotly responded
to by Mean. Campbell, ( usrcbau*) Stuart,
and Dr. Gaintarr.
- - - -
u tea al u e
IMSC till Tb e b Ten
LMvereru, John Drover, Juhu Cameron, Alex
r anip a oma er y, u u that the North Inas rot been really in errs FOR 1 666.
Studdarl, George; Gray, lticbard flail., John est lu ata professed lore for'the wretched
Ford, Alex Slimmion, Chas Sutherland, Den negro. There have been very few obeta- '
C Brin. hobs HsilsWyK..bb(t Patterson, 1 hue cies te La carr w rut of the i1Md1ute
MrKeuai., JY Mck}.rry, !ek a teeeest, WA s 7 g ..
Mueve, Jae McltriJge, Dsvld Welsh, Jame.. emancipation priueiple on the )bower
Ibnsleyerry,-Dryerr, Jauws Hoe, George Mississippi since the Fall of Now Orleans.
I bompouo, Johu McKineuse Peter Cooper, , The valley hY bxu thrrwu open to
notthcro eu'terprise - nuurbers of New
JY Campbell.
2.d Balotiuw.-PFten Cowan, Alex Stew
art, Hub* Robeson, Tb•.. McKe, n e, Leonard
Skuu!ding, fleury Isius, JY MrLarlrnr,Thue ed plautsttona, with the czpresa under• - -- - I
Vanaswtr, F:Jed Aui...• Juhn Jo,er, Eger latauding that they ere to bo worked by
' OW le toe Very Mewl Ume to
ember. Ibr teethe to FatO• Is11e \ AL
-udemlesed to be ore of Ilse beet
Loral pieprrn to stir Provi.sce.
t 'c task Gee lase mea tads wier°will
read thin l...nny W Iseth-r a 1 .urastsl
re...wing nu romplet.- rn;s exhaM
1. of nIlie Lul'Al. \eai'a of the
Calor) a• melt W urlh the I.60i
Eugland abolitionists have taken cord/scat• W e task for 11.
F'iulr rears Jnr Ireland ✓
Nouse. W'm antes
Veal,—Kerby.—Killeran. Robt Stephens, free pu(d negro labor—thousands ofalevela
David O'Brien, Paul Shaffer, Alex McSlag I here been scot to the edea of freedom, aql
gan, SamueL Dixon, Jas Irvine, Wm Smith,
Alex FIYer, Alfred Cru,pbell, Wm Mer or ' alas, Jcspite the Sunday Schoch', and
lane, 5tdoer Jacob, Jae Sent,'" John F'.ak• " higher civilization," send the abseuce of
Imes. Jas McKey, Jobe Pa,k, Ale. McKey• Chet rill wantcro, tlw Dreadful fact ataudr
Wm scott,J ehu 1b, n 1*un. Juhn Itleke, Alea r
Cowen, Jas Robb, Itubt N Rarefy, jr.. Chas out is all itatuduuustems that fifty thou_
YIKinuon, Wm Llernochan, Gdhert Thump• anert of the newly treed wretched have
son, Jaeob Jacob, Jae Thompsou,Jnot I'ros I-
toot.Genrte Steuburry,Dunrld Ciark,Xtirmoo
McLeod, F:beerier Forsythe.
wawaton.
let OutGaliow.-JY Here, Sam 1 Stuthers,
Mieb'd Uhrer, Wm Pdelin, Motet J Brown,
oseph Smith, Jno Jannuh, Wm Patton.
m i.yuns. Wm Sanderson. Jou Si d.ly, i de
•/loin, tiro I owler, % ro Campbell, Pal res
M 'vire, Jas Craig, ear Young,. W tar Co lel,
Joe Kerr, Jao Davison. JasFero/usod, Rreb'd
F.:Lut Jnutiles&t, Kdo Ilropbv,J nu Brooks
Jas Farrell, Joo Black, Jno 11 (holler, Sem'I
Wa'do, 'Thus Seeders, Hugh (h,)ie, Wm
•a1'•Iwo, Jas Duruin, Jacob Cummiiga, 'leery
Sawlor, Michael Ard. S Nethe,J, W m Tiudull,
Th... 61tvk, Domino McCallar.Joo McDonald.
Jrru Meltrruee, Fountain Nagler. '1'hr.s
Brandon, Jos McKenzie, J ,n Minsus. Joseph
W'dsuu,1)ooelJ Motxvaan,Xorlasu McMillen,
Jas Whew, Jots McCuoeel, Ge" W Berry,
Wm McArthur, Wm Wilson, W'w Waste;
, 1'. (1. White.
2nd Butfalias.- W e. Wi!son,1 .o Ifidw, I',
lice d Moore, Alex How, Uro (fill, 1'ei rk
Nude •t. Abraham Wilson, (fru Parton, R.i,'t
I4.+res, jr, Alex Mcl'un' ell, M Mclhieu,
fleury Bo)le, Jno Ituyle, Jno W Clark. Jou
1)ovis, Wm Davidson, Arthur Mci.ear,
Joseph Booth, 'loos }loran. '1'1101 W elsh,
Merlin Donohue, W m Beady. J..neph Croner,
Taw McIlrlde, Thos Pbi!lils, Win Todd,
U t s, Hall, Joseph Jackson. Jus Edmond,
Donee' M*lettin 1, Archibald McCa!ler, Jnn
Williams. Arthur Williams, Jas Anderson,
Richard Leishman, Wm Nethery, Wm Dens
died of sturai.I un and want. And that,
too, at the epo.t from wheuo Mrs. Stowe
drew the L!gree for her iwwortsl novel.
11 'ill the philauthropisty who contend for
iwmcdiste cad unconditional Emancipa-
tio\track the nut? There's a kernel in
it!
IN AT LAST.
The editor of the Iluron Siyna/ ha
received a prit,do letter from an Anomi
can redewau revving in the humble, but
it is lobe hoped : orap.et.ntle sphere of a
Lottery Ticket vendor, ie* which he, said
editor, his heirs or issiens are duly prom-
ise) the sum of Tee TlIOCSA.ND DOLLARS .rhac6 ho waa still hill by them. s
in Cold, oxo the simple oonattions that hu Shortly infuse the hour- appuipted for
do'crose to be tnnawitted to said Ticket the commencement of the peacecdiogs, Mr.
Vendor the paltry sum of $10.00, and on AJawsom,'the guest of Chu evening, was
the arrival of the said gold by czprese that auror(eJ Tato the village by three *Ieieh-
(Iowa it !lumen
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY.
Oloowr Io retry AduseteM, Etlq•
(Reponedf r n,. •"liars, Sg,al.••1
The moat successful affair that was
ever attempted in Bayfield ie* the )natter
of public dewonrtretions, came off on the
evening of the 411* in_st., in the Ball ltoom
of John 1). Cameron, Ins -keeper, Ilayfield.
It war the complimentary dinner to Peter
Adamson, Esq., Row of Stanley. In
eosequence of} the appointment of Mr.
Adamson by the Counties Council to the
office of Counties' Council Clark, Mr.
Adamson had to resign the office of Reeve
which be had so lung and faithfully held,
and his Stanley friends. resolved that they
would give some teueible proof of their
gratitude to tat gentleman for his past
pubiic scrvioes, and of the high esteem in
he do privately convey to his friends the loads of hie nc', hbon, the bri+k little
Song by Mr. Joshua Calloway, •' The
Battle and the Breeze." Band—" A Life on
Ili. l'cean %'eve." Smog by Mr. Robert
Dslgetty, '• The Suldier'a fear." Sung by
)Ir. Cu'luway, •' The 014 Dutch Gentleman,'
Sung by D. 1i, Ritchie, Ea •' Jock of
Hozeidcun." Song by Mr. piel Stuart.
Sung by Mr. James Faulkner. !laid-" The
Sultan act Turkey " Sons by Mr. Andrew
Elliott Sottg Ly Mr. Hamar, * 1'he Black-
smith's Doty." Song by Mr. David Cullen.
At the juncture of the proceedings our
worthy hoot again regaled ns rtith the most
Ju ic,one viand.* anti rontecti ary, which
when partaken of to satisfaction, Mr. Ilal-
ggectir purported the '• Treat" Il.•sl tided to
by Mt. J. Calloway. Rand-" Marc from
(\he Upere of Norma." Song b Mr.
R'own. Teamt by Mr. Campbell, •' n
1 4sutaen of Caneda.' dtesponded to
:tleitsuder Johnsons, Esq., in u moat effective
speec , -during the delivery of which he war
frequerllly Interrupted by cheers and applause.
The worthy old veteran gut so turoughly
interest ' o the subject that he redly fancied
himself yrs n: again, and• mounted on a
charger, se din hand, prlun', punuin; the
enemy. Ai a cobcluson of hu speech be,
was loudiyeh,
Mr..tdam.un rad) the '• Chairman,"
and in doing so d •igh and merited
tribute of rer.ect ' him, cummeutinJ upon
tory mauler ie* wtueL
argtd the dutit* per.
ccs, and coucludeJ
Ichie's resignation
hod been tendered
a aituattou touch more hoer ire. Mr. Joshua
Calloway rose end said that , It* Present was
one of the Lanpirst moments • f Lu life, ivaa-
much a. it offered IMim an o ' rtnnit7 of
publicly •xpreseing the genuine ppreciatinn
he entemamed of the worthy Chail .an. 1'1.
knew that to runny this w.wld appeltr anom-
,ILrr
procession being enlivened by tho thrilling the able and toted..
news of tits immense fortune in having
purchased a Dus ky` Yu. TLu conditions strains of a piper pitted " in the front Mr. lGtcfiie hell duo.
twining to his variou o
rank." b a:1 ,n that since Mr.
will be complied with, of courts, and we T T
look upon the go11 as nurses/ est u surely My, Jobs L. Crm.ron, too caterer fur
the oce a.io s bad n red a most sum
P
PP.
u though friend K ary ahonLl step is and
inure. W'm Mcliarney, Juhn ('ook, Jos Neth- ary in hta usual quiet manner, ' There'a a
wT. IlayidSeotl,.Alea Mewnry, Juo Muuney; heavy iron -hooped box lying in the Ex.
tfngh Cumming, Jas F.II,Jtt, %re* Dolma, press Office for',nu.' r1, ,hada of Dr.
of tare County C!urkehip h
..s Agnew, Thos Agnew, Joseph Ileaa•i,,
l'hasGiaham, Jnu Rnberia, Rubs I'roclor,' 'Faustus! that eucb • gohden stwwer
upon t
Boland.
THE PASSPORT SYSTEM. cele upon th) other $10,000 ingol.len $20
Wm i owes, Jnmea Mc•Ctea, JAS Savage, 11'm should (.11
tuous repsst, ant exactly at half past
seven o'clock, about fifty gentlemen, ,in -
eluding all the leading men 0f the place,
irr pective of party, creed or. nationality,
he heal of a neTspapFr bit down to partake of it. At the head al nes, but he uetartheleetretrained . Pa, ail
> f Coni sa c c • trmto .
editor !' Only think of it : 1 fled up flrl
_ . . —
Ritehie, Ewp, supported oo his ri;!at by
pieces would reach to a high ceiling ! Sithe Cho guest of the evening. The rite c
h ll t! ferrnrres• .ands npleusantnessea had t .est.
qurutlr arisen between them ; u to who ors
u b i and who
1 la see , t the cause of these Ji. r•
encs, he wru J nut now allude, but Y lb
now knew earh oilier omen tburoughly, h
trusted these little di:Boil:les might in future
is uvo,dcJ, and notbint further occur to mar
the frisuda!lip which he errneatly hoped
,sight this ni 4•hl be cemrutr' between thea.
lle hil much pleasure in 'Indorsing toe, re
marks of Mr. A•Jamwn in reference to our
,torlhv Cnairmit. Dr. Wooel, the rice-
ihairmin, also co•a,daweuted the chairman
very d►tterin,,ly.
Mr. ttit.;,ie responded in, a very feeling
areleRretire inte rr, dud after bumoruusly
Mane.: -the many hods:ips' and trcuhles L«
•had undergone in the bachwo"JI of Coned+ ;
tis adverted to the remake of )lr. Calloway,
and Hid tea although. ao ill feeling had fin-.
forte lately tasted between hoax:( and Mr.
Cal eery far a Ie*/y tiro•. (much tau I ono) If
ever be howl been the aluae of such d!es regi-
ment it wru uninto' ti.rna', mud he -war qID to
milli:,;, if Mr. Calloway was, to' "bury the
IlatchW " henceforth and forever. .
he " precious passport system " of by side ins row''°1 seat amount ie* $•i.00 Kos occupied by D:. Woad
Mr_.Seward, as the Globe calla it, is ceas-
ing a• great ferment on the bonder just
now. It is unpssible fir travellers to
cross by any of the u+nal avenues into the
dominions of Ma L iucoln without a deal
of trouble and expense. If a person ap-
pears directly bef.re the American Consul
at. the -point at which he wishes to cross,
he has to prove his identity -ant always
easily dorso, -and eller that there comer
the disagreeable necessity of " forking
over " from two to sit dollars for the bit
of foolscap, yclept a '• passport." The
rata which the Consuls are permitted to
charge are sac badly defined that those
worthy individuals have it in their power
to practice extortion to a very considerable
extent, and if report be true they are
nothing loth to do all in their power to
render the business extremely remunera-
tive to ll aturlro if not to their master.
They, moreover, manifest • supreme coo -
tempt fur greenbacks, which galls mightily
the :Americana who have occasion to conte
to this silt. R hat earthly good this
passport system can do, apart from the
drop it throws into the bottomiew bucket
of the Federal exchequer, it is imp seible
to conceive. It _ moot throw a sinelc
obstacle ir, the way of raiders, it wan en-
tirely uncalled fpr by any act of the CrtO-
dian Governaucnt or' people, and it toe
doubtedty leads many intelligent Ameri-
cans to leek the got•stein whether they arc
not speedily drifting in the •' Centralising
despotism," a they term it, of 1':uropean
tyrenice. The system appears to be
deprecated with equal vigor on beth sites
of the line. Canadian journals condemn
it a iniquitously umjiat, and the Awcri-
can border pap rs denounoe it an being
absurdly suicidal, and hence, they il.dig-
aently demand that it stall be. exploded
at once. The people of :llichig:n, and
the W'cstgenerally, are espciilly angry
with Mr. Sewarl,anh fail to see why thci-
accu3tomed routes of traffic and travel
should be thus ruthfully shut up
to please the fancy of an illiberal
o@leial at it ashilI ton. Whatever the
cause may be, one fact is patent, the busi-
nese relation, which have so long nubsiet-
ell between the two countries bare Ie•cri
sunpnded far the past work, and if the
ayatew is continued nonioteroourne must
be the order not of the day merely but of
the cutire scaan. Thu blockin r u
h of
r
Ibe great tLron};h ruutoa of travel has done
much damage to the ('anadian and West-
ern' Railways. $ercrel trains per ,day
that used to be crowded are taken off dtu-
getlter, and. the few that do run cannot
pouibly pay expense',
The attitude of the (:lobe upon this
question is somewhat remarkable. Ise de-
nounces M r. Seward's new enterprise in no
very conciliatory spirit, and actually pro-
poses that Caaada should retaliate by way
of settin a-funt a counter sn
g rt ," b
P Po
J
w. i1'e seriuuely object to this. It ie
it natured and altogether an British. I1'
Coxa intontal eruntries adopt absurd pass-
port uhatioie F.pgliabmen have accue-
tr
,mrd bemsch•es o
t laugh ■t the lolly,
without reaming for a moment Chit it in
worthy o imitation. No, no, Passports,
and polices rveillance, and letter•op ring,
and press-ge ing, settho offspring of bar•
ebari•tn, the we ,ns f daepotiam, dopend
dyes it,,itd she d never be couutennnced
by a free 1dd enhi tened people. If Jlr.
Seemed does not wise us to enter his mas-
ter's dominions let tta°atay at home, and
try by all uteans to diedover how far it in
pnsitle to fall back upon our own re-
aouruw, bat let us not in kueh a esss re-
turn evil for evil
A IIGJlrlt7AST rAOr.
Tae Fsere Nsnao.-it ap esie from s
canlally prepared npntt that fifty thohua,d
liberated uagrens in I •iri..arra here m.•rithed
from atereatinn, and from disaasea induced ky
' want, during tM pat two yews.
We enntoi the shove paragraph from the
editorial *oil men of oar eemltent eon.
Irsspnrary, the Hamilma lose a, whieh to
oho -abolition in ten., and whieh .anent
of eoeree be seemed of being man abed by
a feeling of hwelkty to tie North. Ae
aerieg, Moen, the smerti 0 se tree In
hair
pi ers would este.1 nearly 100 f •et ! It The dinner being over an l the cloth
would take a hand -sleigh .to convey tlac removed, the chsilmao rose not' proposcl
precious mct.'I to the Dank ! Lrt's think, the first toast of the cvening-I1:r M.ljas-
ty Queen Vi.t )ria. Drank with much
if we c sen, in the excitement, of the moment,
what we will do with the $10,000 wbcn enthusiasm. The Band, Gud Safe the
we get it :, Shall we get an enormo(ls lot Queen."
of cane type for the Signal, es well u a " Tho second toast was thoo given -Toe
steam press, and run the old paper u a Prince and Princess of Wales send the Best
daily in opposition, to the bk)6e? No, ufthe Royal Family. Band-=' Th; Fiae.
we'll not do that: No more printing for UIJ English Gautleman."
ua-no more weary nights spent in trans The third toast w», Tho G nrernor
ecibinh speeches -no more wearing away G_ eneral. Baal-•' Fur be's es" right geed
of the fire of youth over a wooden de+k-
no more breathing to of the laanpblacky
smells of a printing ofcc-no more dun-
ning for wood, hay, Daft, "or anything' ited, \\'bite and B1 ac."
else tet an editor or his horse can eat," ( Alrzander Juhnsoo, E,q., remraa fell.
No! Farewell to ..igen s, rymll sad paste- Ile sell he f •It- it •an honor to bare tireop•
poi rhes that gold arrives! W'e soap ``' portanity of returning thanks for the warm
rent a villa, pu,chase a crack span of fat I sad enthuaiaatie manner io which the
posies, and me. and Mrs Jierrl•I e4it enter 1 to tat of Ih • Army awl Na:y Lad beta receiv-
the mystic circle of the Upper Tcn- 1 ed by tort r unutinable company. In fru ser-
- I rip of his country hi hod spent, Le trued,
change their prononnciation into the inef • not unprufitaWy., the dower of bis drys, and
fable sten so universally drawled out by I be bee on!v ao s.y tbat the Army and Navy
the fashionable 4'ew of the present day. of Great hritaie wou'd ever be fineu1 where
O ! won't it be delightful to call out l glory and h.ncr I.d. ( tp1 I.su .) 1t wen
present dinner lunch and cline at 7 p. to. ! out for him to eulogise the too sans of the
wont it be plcanant to f eh 'that we are Berrie., but Vnatory wou!d pn,re that th'y
" some p--," bat no, the naoghty rel- eere not equaled, mach ler Cacelled, by any
gariam shall not Ire sill 1 army or nary uCi heaven. Ln proof of
the assertion hes would cite several battles by
But; hold I Let the organ of caution sea and •end whin British sailors and soldier,
have a ehancc to work. tWe hare read In h,d met tie flower of some sal' th r f,rma'
novels and elsewhere of fortunes being run nations in the world. Tbo first he would
through id extravagance and riotous living allud: to was the d-st ecti in of the French
fleet at the Nile Ly the ga!:i.t Nelson, who.
although des I, yet lir`ot in every 8-itilu
heart. (lpplaase.) The eext was the en
gagemrnt off Caps Trafalgar when. the
heroic Nelson fes, while Victory wa dos
cending w crown tits brow ufthe dying war
rior with her hdotesa laurel, and bear his
spirit hence. Ila died with the expression
upon bit lips, "Thank God, i have d me my
duty." lie trusted all present would follow
so mode an exsmele an! en leaver to ds
charge their duty in whatever spbe(e of life
God might be pleated to eat them to. 1'he
n est on the 'emit of rime was his genera
c..untryman, Admiral John Collingwunrl,
whose ship led the van at 1 rafelgar. l'ore-
ment ening the mi itary lea tars of Britain
'thusCalls back our better and more tinsel- stood. the noble Doks sal' Wellington, one of
fish nature. Friends o! our struggling\the moat suceesrar nerals that ever draw a
days, should l'romperity and comparative •irord. To say nodosng of the t .at, where
Wealth suddenly envelop us in their rose: be dt,played hi. gnait powers, they knew
tlut on. the coniinent'of Euro a he beat evrry
erdoted wings you •ill not be forgotten ! Marshal +'f France that Napoleon sem ajsinn
W've shall ak you to r joice with us, and him, and firw!ly vauqu.shed the conqueror of
to give ale opportunity for so doing, conquerors, 'Napoleon Ituna!•arte, on the
n i that when thin oo ,'n n Wa rl Chee
solemnly pro Ise t R , J, p1.1 s t to ( n y 1'rYing neer
e ',i ova 11'8
th. (, m r • d the Marin in the
kind American gentleman nendm nn th It 7 F-ssl.
bpd of grt,/ we shall given famous oyster tt'e fascts of which , btild be fresh in their
supper -yes, on a mammoth scale ! memuies, ,tic, would si tar of }he Isad they
lived in. In Canada we halda mixed popula-
To the lottery ;nan we may, send on the tion ; but none the worse fst that. They
$10,000 forthwith, if not sooner, and just were from the Grampian Ilius to the fanm'.
nr 1000 um it is within nor gmap you shall Eo 1 of England, from Erin's Green hale, from
h ire not ren but trrnly rlollars fur your sunny Franre, Irum the beautiful Rbtoeland,
trouble. Tell oar friends ! of course we from the lowlands of Holland and the mom. -
will! W'e'll ut it in the Sg nal in lar c trios oft Switwrland All these countries
P
u
rl
hall sent to h tris ,striae and w r ',
t gad sow the ood news broadcast I • n nen, and
7Pe+ g shy snba:A not ('an.dy if need M, Ynd
You harc before you our views; you moat foot, ern who would in peoeit !Serf the
feel more that we are a proper party to ener,ly'an,l in err emulate the giorirt&s Breda
of their lurefathen. (Cheep.) In en, la
a e M
rc sive Cho munaficrnt mum nu r
c
.ion the a•suk r r
y , t u god rim hymn 1n Ire *ear
mnzious to give away. Our thanks' for t r themselves a l the Army end Navy of
your confidence in our integriry,we *s+ure Briton would le true to tem. Hie spulogy
fur tresna•tusg to much .n ealent ,on the
you, will be a thousand -fold more psitite patience of one •ndienee, else ted he had
rAen fAaf gold nrriru / served i„ bail, branches of the Ynice.-
' elbow."
hu'nest toast was, Thn Army and
Nay of Great Britain. Band-" The
in a very few years. On second thoughts
we think the'• vil!ar" business would not
pay. Let's nee: Tcn thousand Dollars
lent out en first ciuv nortgeges at 10 per
bent. would give uv an annual income of
exactly 91000. Now, it strikes is that
that amount, together with the enormous
profits accruing inks the pltblication of a
country' paper woul1 enable a small family
to live in quiet but gented cutuforl, and
on the whule,this latter i.ki Teems to corn,
spend much better with our fdisner habits
and fr•liugt, and fir feel sate that .en.iblo
people will applaud the deeision,theul.l we
adopt it, rr/res the r esti arri.•ra. W'r1Ung
Meanwhile, we will be happy to furnish ,..__a .,. _.._ .,___._ ,
Hong by Mr. Joshes C.Iloway-The Red,
you with any nnmbrr of enpim of this Wheat and Blur. The chairman ten rose
ia,ue of the Signal at the wholesale rate sod sad the fifth and lot tout whie► devote
of fear ons each. Id upon bm particularly to prolee wa ore
whir h he was eves every one present would
!Scarily respond t,. Prettying it wit • very
e ' The Italian M• usier of Frane. stated • e,(nnt and compiimente hrtle apeeeb, the
ie vee Chemb•r of Deputies that the capital eharman then prapuwd toe !.wt, •• Our
will be transferred to Flounce Y soon se Gue•t;" receirrd withde.Geeing cheer.. The
1'arliamisal disposes of the Hills relating to ole. chairman 'Shed • few very compliment
nrpn is laws. sty remarks. Band-=' For his a nght good
A regimental eoart martial wsa recently in. Fallow."
discreet *nage on pe petrrte the joke e( Mr. Adam.nn then mos and after retarnin,[
res rMmping • eoldnee in Itatler'e roarlmand thank" for the enthusiastic mar•ner in whi.h
to two yeas hard labor nn the Date) Gap tine basil\ Md hien drank, hq in a very able
.seal. R.etl.r has vindireted hit di,ynity aid vol m'uterly nsnar, went goer hi" whole
taken Nn(eenee,hv disallowing the sensece, carom of ranee! til. He es,r1 obat ever eine.
•.d ehangie ,t to int M.PenmMl far Illi. his entrsnee into puMi. life he had made it
Th• hero of little Bethel and Fort rrose is hi, huun.a to sandy tM p.hlk w.lfan, and
virtdiesti n. although he had resi:,ne, the endeos. damn
Nharrav Sroaes. - iwrge amnenu e( n1 stonelike to arcept the mere nnernnn
m,I tsrryyesptores for tM awe of the volunteers, Yon lea epbea+i(` teh M eeoldtmeke
han fb off iwdior, A tw Rendes, a it helot \la asrnir•Y mom gener.l, end he linMRly
and other at. &loot tM Roothen frwarfef eoF' fMt by dint of eb'iceti,m serf pert
nl the W estt.wi 1 .lion of tie Preriaee. I °' *11 w M wig►t M ens od f n di.rhnge lb.
9. Moved b) Mr. Warner, escouded by Wwarda us during the uaisteucu of the
Mr. Warwick, -bat Mr. Mu,gan be appointed °outplay, LY been such as W attach firal-
to repair the fridge un the M. B. 1tued, by ly 10 you the gaud will of ovary wru iso
expendwg •nem rut rurwJiug fire dullary the company; yuu have also bleu earnest
such nem to be charged to VI sad 3, fur tlw ,and persevering in your efforts W promote
year 1865. -Carried. Cud watstaiu that rffioiuno ie* drill, which
10. !loved by Mr. Warner, seconded by 1
Mr. Snell, That the I'atbwutnr hillier hu placed to in the proud position of rue
Lawwe be appointed to call rut .ru habie of toe b lest compania in western Canada.
to perform Stawte labor to repair the badge Dna yuu have accomplished by yourself
ie* 11m'M. Black.-Crrri•J. cquiriug •thorough kuowledge uf :tlili-
11. Moved by Mr. Soe!I, .econded by Wry tactics, u for as regards oouapauy and
Mr. Wu uer,'fbrt the Cuaucil du rose rJjuurp butwlioa movewcuts, ■nd although we re-
te meet a gain accurdiug to law. -Carried, grot the romovel act' aur role drill ivairuu-
THUYAS Sl OAN, tor, Calor-Sergesut McLean, yet wo feel
we have in you r drill instructor record to
www ie* the Province.
Accept thou, sir, this cup, ane! with it
the best wishes act your Cuopany .-may
you Tong be spared 'u un as our Captaiu ;
■nd should the time ever ouwo-which
God turbid -that our country shall stand
in used of our bervioes w repel the iura-
der, may you lead us then to a fuller weed
of that honor asud diatiuctiuu wLlu4 wO
have already received under your bone
word.
J. Y. S. KIRK, 1st Lieut.
In behalf of the officers, non-comissioned
'officers acid men of the Company.
Capt. Ross, in response, said he hardly
knew bow to express himself With regard
to the manner in which the presentation
bad barn mader, especially as he felt that
every wan in the company sou equally en-
titled to praise in eudeavonng to bring
the company up to the high position it oc-
eul•ied in the front rank of the volunteers
of Canada. Meal sincerely did he thank
them fur the beautiful token of their re-
spect'and esteem, which, he assured them,
would be cherished for their sakes. Ile
felt certain that when the day cane that
their services would be required -Gad
grant that it might be still tar distarnt-
they would be found doing. their duty
faithfully to their Queen and country.
Tho proceedings closed with cheers for
Capt. Ross, the ofcers and the Queen,
God Bless Her. The cup presented was
a very elegant and moat sppropriatu,
article, ming a burnivhed silver Cup, in
r except- l the form uta Minie bullet, supported by
three embossed silver rifles, and bearing
icb wY the following inscription : " l'rosented to
Capt. A. M. Roos, by the Goderich Gar-
rison Artillery as a token of their es -
Township Clark.
TOWN CQUNCIL.
The old council "seat oar Friday evening
last, the Mayor presiding. Present, Messrs.
Gibbons, Horton, Stewart, Ruuciman, Calor
erns, Smith, Leouard, Seymour, sod I.oug
worth. Ou the minutes of IYtmeetiug being
read, Mr. Ruuciman said be cona,dered the
motion of Mr. LonJworth relative to the
rate bill hat not been teetered u understood
when it war passed. Mr Longwortt had
plainly toll them that the utmost rate that
could be imposed ow 2:. per quarter, and
that the fact war to have beenexplaisrd when
the vote sou tater. Phis bed not been dour
ltd the people had been deceived.
Mr. 1:,n_wurth contended Coat 'the wotiuo
wdi perfectly correct. .
After wax+ further coarersat un, the win•
ales ecre signed.
Comwuuicutian from John Stewart, Es,i.,
r4ter, Stratford, Y11a3 for payment of
ani •c,ort for prosecuting certain parties oar
bebal f the curpration, some ten rears ago,
was sea sad ordered to be fylei.
The Cler reported that the rote o, the
,hate Lill war ea 36, say 311. Majorntly in
favor of Free Sc eel. 275.
Report of Fruit ,.Committee war read
and adopted.
hispctur of Tate . reported that the
a1Jant received for lien, -s dertuJ the year
put war $893, being au a crease over the
preredmg year of laCte.
Tee hotels were all in good o
re the Enniskillen Drs non,
getting too old.
Iteport.of Street Inspector, eertifyin
be had expended oar street improve
during the year exclseive of contracts,.
sum o1 $89s.66.
Account of Mr. Platt fur fluor en relief TESTIMONIALS.
orders. amou tint to 513J.33 we ordered to
be paid.
Mr. Clilo.ay ryes and ssid that the re-
mukshe hal male wart expresr.l in an
since,ity and he hoped that there alt now
an u•a lerstalidee of mutual friendship Letaeeo
teem.
Son1 by Mr. CYlloway, "Ring de Itanjo."
Son J by M r Stuart, "The Crook and I'ladir."
Son, by Mr. Jetnes Frul nor, •• The Tea -
Pot. '!tad Briton a Quickstep." Sung
hr Mr. A. Etliott. '• Ll,igal's 11.11." Mont
by M-. ll eh red Croak., " The Giplie Girl."
$oni by Mr. Burns.
Mr. Ritchie proiposed "The Vice -Chair
man." Mr. Adamson mole some remake
anon the toa+t. io t!,e course of which he
passed high encomiums upon the vice -chair
mai s private aoJ publid elaractee. Dr.
Wood delivered s most eluqueul and •labor -
ate speech in tesp'nse.
Sen,( by Mr. Thesk., " Mize And 11nme."
Ilan! -1i British Grenadiers.'' Toast, '•1'he
health of Mr. Alexander Johnson." Mr.
Johnson ackowledged the toast in a must
gentlemanly manner. Mr. Adamson, in re-
marking to this toast, Completely excelled
himself in Ianghage ani eloquence.
Sang by Mr. Dalgetty, "John Anderson
my Joe.` Song by Mr. Ritchie, •' Lowland
Lassie." Mr. Calloway proposed '• The
Medical Prolsmlon,". cou.oling ,t with the
name of Dr. Gardner. HesonJed to h) Drs
Wood and Gardner. 'Nast-" The health
el' Mrs Adamson" Responded to by Mr.
Adnmrun in a very) happy manner. Tusst-
1 he IM ad and Hostess." ltospunded to by
- J. D. Cameron. Toast-" The Members of
the Bayfield Brass Band." Responded to by
Mr. Homan. Toast-•' The Piper." (Mr.
Manson). A vole of thanks wY then tender
ed to the chairman f•r the very' gentlemanly
- manner in which he had occupied the chair.
the Band then playedd o God Save the
Queen," end 15e a•.eanbly quietly dispersed
at about three o'clock in the m oiling, ■11
etpres.ing the eremite ati+lactiun it • the
pnoceedia:r of the seeping.
HULLETT COUNCIL.
Dee. 17th 1*61.
The Council mel this day pursuant to
notice of rdjmurormen'. All the mratben
present.
The minutes of last meeting were read and
confirmed.
1. 1n reference to the petition of Wilarm
Gair and others, celetiee to the performance
, of their Statute Labor, by droning gravel in
winter, it wan moved by Mr. Warner, second.
ell by Mr. Warwick, that the petition of Wm.
1,,!, Noel others Ire granted.—Carried
2. Moved by Mr. %'anter, seconded by
Mr. Snell that a By l.mw for appointing lie
• turning U16cen for Iht enewng ytar be
' pipette!, reed and psmed.-Carred.
1 he 11y -Inc wee prepared, read and patted.
3 Moved by Mr. Warwick, seconded by
11'arner, That the srre.regee against tut 7
r
u rh rr for IM39 end aunt Int 3! con.
N I eel
a
I I, for IA5+1 be cancelled, u it appears such
tsars hate Men already paid, awl Mr.Rubert
men receive 91.76, and tichard Townsend and
Samuel Tnremer receive e.ch fire do,lars.-
Ca.rrted.
4 Moved hr Mr. Warner, seconded by
Mr S ,ell, That }Cobert ltugettn.n pay the sum
nl 921.`1:. and the halance of arrsarages be
'•funded elu'th hese bhe een paid en lot 7, con.
11, via: 922 27-'CsFned.
6. Moved by Mr. I.nnebnttnm, seconded
b ] Mr. Warwick, That 92.90 be refunded
Mr. Melville on account of Statute labo,.-
la l tocm. Jan. 5th, 1865."
AIex.Ju n
GREENOCK.
Your correspoudamt - ie* passing along
the Derham Line a few days . u waa
stopped at the village of Enniskillen by a
patrol of men armed ititll savage looking
old muskets, which were " topped off," as
Mr. Dickens would say, by •still were
vieiuut-looking bayuneto. The party rum-
maged through my sleigh, but ludiug no
'Fontana or pike* ie* the empty baits they
let we puss. As Bowl aa curiosity hal
taken the placo of alarm in my palpiiatiug
buuuua, 1 began to enquire into thao auan-
uer Use which tis fonuidabhu armament
hsd been )Out up. Ilad the newly-fi.dgtd
warriors bleu cotnwiasiuued by the Gov-
eruwcut to stand with musket in hand to
search travellers, it' rot where did their
arms come front? 1 was credibly Inform.
'ed that the muskets had been given out of
Goderich Gaol by some of your authori-
ties. Can you euliglteu us?
lteuAeue.-It' it is true that the old
gaol muskets were served out, we must
at•kttowledge aur complete igl orruce a to
whaow, by whom, or upon what authority.
-Ed. 8. '
TUWNSUlP COO' Z CIL ELECTIONS.
1Vud
,• N
Gll1ERl('ll rP.
Megan. Piper, If. Patton, Weston, H.
ford, and Ww. Shepherd who ran Mr.
hurchill out by a wuj. of two.
CO1LBORRNE. '
All the old councillors re-elected,
HULLETT.
.UI the old ooancilbre rc-cleated.
STANLEY.
BRAN'
o, 1, II. Hartle5, Joe Walker
29.
0.2, Tho Wileoo 73, J. Breen 49.
3, Jaa Ward fry ieclamatioe.
4, J Brockbank 7 3, D.•John-
stone 16.
5, J Smith by acclamation.
Ward No 1 ' ,... .k. Cameros.
Ward No 2 W. Mile .
Ward Nn 1 stop.
Wil No 4 Throe Simper, .
11'ard No3 ..... .....— Baird.
Thecor,ter'in Wand Nu. 1 between Dr.
Woods and Mr. ('amerou 'sou a, tery keen
one, but the Dr. lost Ly a majunty of 12,
rlthougb his Irteeda 1uuPub uobsy fur him.
CARIRICK.
Mears. Fisher, Iloog, Kozall, Inglis and
Grein.
GREENOCK.
Messrs. Rukertoa, Corrigan, I'halin,
Bradly and Valentine,
I'he.f:lerg read a' letter from C. Cribb,
Esq , slating that ie* eunfurmity with 11.e
agreement between himself and the s:ecial
o,nonittee of Footled he bad drawn up u deed
of the property which it was proposed lac
purchase fruw Lim, and dem:u.Ji•a,l pay ane t
In I i of Cls corutdrration aipulated in said
• tree rot.' le cans of• refusal he wuhid
to kno the reason why'. The ducurnent wee
laid uve and wdl'•probaniy be lett u a
legaey to he council fur 1163. '
A numb
here read a
ti,: Crouch
('arred.
6. Moved h Mr. l..ngbettom, wcnnded
by Mr. Warwick, That the sum of 9R,A0 M
refunded to Mr. C Cooper, being ass in •
taw -suit between him and C. 1)•1e.
Mored in amendment, by Mr. Snell,
s.cunded by Mr. Warner, that said sum est
$v.00 he amt refunded.—Amendment carried
by elating vote of Neeve.
7. :lowed by Mr. Warwick, neconded by
Nr. Snell, Thai the sem of one hundred and
ninety ait dollars be paid from Township
fun-ts to Mullett end ((,alrrich Anse line, nr.d
the suns of fifty doltare to Monett and Me
Kdlnp M.. lm+, ■nd also twenty dnnau to
base line Iiullett and Mnrri..-('arrierl.
R. Morel by Mr. W'aner, aeenaded by
Mr. imngbonnm,Thnt lM fnllneing secoenu
he paid, era. Mr. ll'sithw.ite $64.00, Mr.
Hnsnndea 91.90, and 92,32 to wend 6, to b.
eh.r_e4 to nett year ; Coaneillore fes.
906 00, and etpenses incurred relative tn'
bw line and Bennett rned busiaem, SIe.ee,
.nd Melr,lle end Highers, deeds sad site,
F4.b0.- Carried.
of accounts Irom various pard. s
ordered to be p.•i!, after which
i.mrned:
VOLUNT$ER I1f8YECriOIY•
TI folhwing testimonials to Mr. Jno.
Lauren.- were called forth un the occa
stun of h
tiremeut from the mastership
of Union g ool, Godericb tp
"Union ' col -house, 23rd IJee., '64.
r To 5jr. John La • nee,
Dear Sir. -We, the acfiolan of the
Uniou'School, who lee been se happy u
to be placed under you{ tuition during
the past year, end deeply deploring our
approaching separation, desire youracocpb
&nee of aur little 'gift', as a- emento of
our esteuna and love. W herev year lot
may be cast, and however widely may
be separated by space, go where y will,
be where you may, rest assured, Sea ir,
yuu carry with you' our bat wishes, a 1
that the "Teacher Stiprcme" may, impar
to you and )ours the eboiceat of ble.cingi
bah. l'or time and eternity,. will ever be
the prayer of,
Lear ir,
Yoen in love,
Tux Scuot..ttta,
UStON $c•I(OOL-Bol'rlx.
The volunteer companies of tl(is town
were inspected last (Thursday) night in
the Drill Shed, by Lieut. Col Villiers of
the 47th regt. With the exceptive of
orae or two invalids, both,c ,mpenici turn-
ed out to full force -the Artilhry under
command of Capt. Rots, numbering 48
den and three ofcers, and'the Rides ua-
Lieut. (lays, 43 men and two offcere.-
Quite a nuwberof citizens, amongst who.
wo noticed a fair bevy of ladies,were, pres-
ent to witness the proceedings. A
g neral salute in line, the troops were c
fully innpectcd, and at once ccmme0ce
the evolutions by which their proficiency
war to be judged. Tho Artillery went
through their movements with all the old
'Inict steadiness and precision, and woo
for themselves the highest eocoruj'tms.
In the absence, from in lie/veluoo, of
Lieut. Murton, `ergs. McKay war called
to the front to prase the company, winch
he did in an admirable wanner. This
part of the exercises cloned with the ma ;-
n ificcnt bayouct exeretse ie* open and close
formation.
The .Rifles then formed up. They
were in full uniform, even to the heavy
knapsacks, and we must say that we never
e ow the company pres:nting a more
soldier -like use penrance. The different
cbotutiona were performed very creditably
and evidently to the satisfaction of the
inspecting officer. At the. close three
sides ol" a square waa foamed, the offcers
in the centre, when l'oi. Villiers aid they
had turned out and acted more like regu-
len than volunteers. Ile had netnr seen
men cleaner or better appointed, and
their drill was truly splendid. The bay-
oet exercise, especially, was first-rate.
The Rides Isad also drilled in an excellent
manner.' Iie should feel it his duty to
report most favourably of the volunteers
of Goderach. After repeating what in leis
'o onstituted th r
o int m e e t ace British
P
soldier, he concluded by declarin his
g
opinion that if called out they would give
a d—ah good account of any body they
mightt fell in with. (laughter.) Ile
urged them to be careful to keep what
they had, fnr drat they hal very little
more to learn !
Yreseatat en to Capt Rosa.
vter the Inn'
A tion last ni • t
h the Ar-
i ti
tillery company femaincd in the shed for
• short time for the purpose of making a
presentation to Capt. Rom. After the
`om an had
L been f
urtned into
r y hollow
'quare, Lieut. Kirk, on behalf of the of-
cen, noneomnaintioned ofcers and men,
read the following Addrean, which speaks
for itaelf:-
To Capitals .4..V. Ron of rhe Godenich
Garrison Artillery.
RLOPIeTLD ftiR,
We, the oommiseinned, num-oom-
miioioned officers snot members of the
Goderich Garrison Artllery Company,
beg to present you at thin time with a
small testimonial of our eetum.
I (1',, present you with a silver cup, with
the following inneripttoa : --['relented to
Captain A. M. Ross, from the members
of the Goderieh Garrison Artillery Com-
pany, u a mark of their eatoe•m, Dated
(hint 5th day of Japnary, h$6,', ; avid Sir,
we do ware you that thin btimonial sten
Try* to fms but • small token of the re
geed in whioh you ere held by every seem
her of your company.
When the tympany was or anised, in
n elesting yon es.4,' asptain w' believed
then we were patting the right man in the
right plies, end we fat thin date that
we were not diappnint . Your canduet
Union School, Dec. 22, i +fi4,
To Mr. John Lautr:ce,
I).:u Sir. -11'e, the members of the
Catwn School Bible Clem, who harc de
rived so much benefit, instruction anti
pleasure, under_ your Cal of kind and dis-
nterented supervision, and deeply regret -
ng our approaching painful Reparation,
d ire to render to you our tribute of
Ch stiin love and r gard.
5 ny anti happy have been the Loan
we ha spent together in the perusal of
the "11 .rd of Life," two volumcsofwhich
we now `present to you al a Saur-Air of
our highest esteem, and act' which, we beg
you will condescend to accept.
That a lon (,Ids of us•'fulne.s in dib
seminating, eldciulating and enforcing that
'• Word," which tpaketh " wise .unto Sal-
vation," might be vouchsafe) to) you, and
that you anal your's may ever be the hap-
py recipients of the " Grace of Life," will
ever be the prayer of -
Dear Sir,
Your', in Christian lore,
Untne &soot 011L1 CLAsa.
BRUC FIELD.
PaanstseaT.-As Mr, itobert Ferguson,
Teacher of Ilrucefield Schooljt ,Jysving- that
*rotation lis pupils in token of their regard
and esteem far tbeir Teacher, presented him
with a gold watch and chain, accompanied
by the following address:- -
Denr Traclier,--We arc very' sorry to
learn that you are obliged by curcetnetances
to disenntinue your wrHrms to this place,
woieb for the last seven years have been so
benefk•ial bo all r f ace wbo bare'mentied this
School. We therefore thought it our duty to
intermit ours''yes in procuring a Testimonial
of our resiect for you who have been so udi
citous for our welfare. • Yon, sill Iherefoie,
ohli a us nit ver
much brae m
ct U fro n
1
r
m tar
hand Iii I w
se t s o d arch am 66
1 eosin 6Oth' Y
g a
'oke, of our resisct for you, .nd also as a
gift by which you may 'ember us long after
we hare grown to be men and women. And
m.y nue action on the bunnies' nage of life
be a higher certificate of jour real merit
(shigned] 111.61) itUS.•1,
in behalf of the Pupils.
J/ear Pepsis, - The highest testimonial
which teen be accorded me wilt be the obeer.
vanes in
n.r lire ser t m
h w incl les w '
hI h
N
c
it ha alw lt Men my duty sod plcuura o
im;mr i a your nbedrence and antform ►stem
tion to pre duties have steered me of your
respect. 1, however, gratefully except this,
another of the many proofs of your regard,
which 1 will wear more proudly than ever
warnor did hie trophy; mod which will often
remail the many ple.aant days we harc est
together, and also minted roe that tim aro
ptrly improved is the path to access.
It. FE'bG('SON.
Loyal to the Core.
We hese received the following very
Inyal letter, which the military authori-
ties will do well to keep ill mind in cane
the writer's service,' should be required.
Although Mr. Phippen u by no mean," a
finished scholar, ere have no doubt a man
of his inches would make • gond soldier.
By the way, it a MMM of their country's
danger should prompt any more recruits
to offer, we hope they will pay their po•t-
age. Here is the letter, rerbatien
" Wsoxtraa, Jan. 2, 66.
Bir 1 would *neaea m Rer leaguers arwis
if , am wands in the defence of oar cnnntry
please and and let rr keno immediately i am
fire feet 10 loch. send year letter to
Atosxo
Peternx.
Wroxeter, township of 11 )wick."
ODIITUART.
It is our sad daft today to record the s.d-
tleP death of the Lelueed'rife of oar mach.
esteemed toe mmau, J. V. Bettor, F.et. On
Sunday mornint last Mra. Oshoe sou u, good
health snot exeelient spirits. But the tamp
t burned s•, nightly-tbe cheerful glow
ofs Pitt. which b..d shone .ith und,mrned
lustre .,r the,pr+t thirty tern, was Ila,h,ni
oat to o lac end beautify a bap,.y horse for
the last to un e.ith A few moments after
returning f o morning service, end chi a
engaged in w ie houwh•.,Id duty. she ear
wdden'y stricken ith paralysis,- and without
being sL!e to addns a hat punting word 10
her lured ones, she .radially ask u.til
5Vednesdav evening .Ler t'rr silver cord—was
gent'y loosed and she J.'pa ed. It wall as
inespresiible satisfaction the e's wY able
before the final stens,. ie the -usioa of
consciousness, to .(Prep the h.. h r berg bus.
band and large familj id a fuud.silen adieu.
There is ao flattering mockery in ..ys that
*he &•ceased lade was one' of the nobles
wpmes. She was a mercers, consistent Cbr
tun, a mn+t devoted ■nd beloved wife, e
priceless mother, and was retarded with the
highest esteem and love by all who' found a
place in her large, warm, ft iendly heart. 1t e
venture, In all de1iesey and sincerity, to say,
what we know to he • feet, that the heart-
felt sent oathtbf this whole community i. with
the bereaved family :n their irreparable lose,
aid we can only breathe the wish that they
will he enablel'to take comfort in the Lope
of meeting the deer wit• and mother In • lar
brighter and biter world.
1'he body was followed to the Cemetery
Chia efter.000 by an immense coucuuree of
people.
I'acsx3TATION To Ray. 31e. L'Rx.—
A few „friends connected with Kroi s
('hurcll, f iotierich, acting on behalf of the
congregation, presented their Pastor, the
Rev. R. l!re, a few days ago with a num-
ber of very handsome and costly gifts;
also with on address warmly expressive of
esteem and affection 'Mr. Uri, returned
thanks, expressing bis own and Mn. Cre's
heartfelt appreciation of the kindness of
the congregation, end stating that while
the ad
cause to r'
ace the ifts
Th ver
6"oi1
P
g
their own intrinsic value, they prised them
immeasurably more an me orials of the
affection so cordially expressed in the ad-
drers.
USBOItN E.
Drain or ax OLA asr- n.an.-Un Sunday
the 1s1 day of January, inst, Thomas Caw,
Eeguire, of Uaborne,died at the advanced age
of r4 years, deeply regretted by an aged com-
panion anal a large family of relatives and
friends. Mr. Case emigrated to this County
from the County of Wicklow. Ireland, in the
year 1836,etttled on the London Itaad-theta
a wilderness -bot by dint of industry, assisted
by a kind Prnvidenre, he lived in see ria
family al1 romfoaaely provided for, and oe•
cupying respectable positions in society, 11e
sou a consistent member of the Church of
England, so.l he died with the full assurance
that all was well, and although deed he still
hveth in the kuru of trany,
Mr. Donald Fraser regoests us to state
that it war entirely contrary to his wishes
that hes Mama gas placed on the pollbook at
the recent municipal election, Y • candidate,
Of "nurse the ante polled for J. R. Gordon,
F.sq , and Mr. John Mitchell, is no test of
tkeir popalarity, Y neitber of them wished
fnr menrtpal honors. TM !attar, bnwever,
need nM hive pound out IM vials of his
wrath on the Rfgnet. All we did was to
publish the retnrs. u they were Pent in.
The lreehatles' Institute.
We hope the Man•Ring Committee and
members of this Institution will not for
grit that Thursday next is the day appoint
ed fnr the annnrl election of the oleo
bearer. of the institution•