Huron Signal, 1865-6-1, Page 2axon signal.
G01411C8, C. les., JUNE 1. IH65.
THB CELEBRATION. ~
In England, the 24th of May has been
so uniformly fine for many years that
" Queen's weather," as it is termed, is
n ow luokd for ou Her Majesty's Birthday
as a mstter of uuurae. In this Colony,
too, it is seldom, indeed, that we have bad
weather on the '24th ; but this year, bc-
a cause of imam sulkiness of ibe oierk of the
weather the day wu wet and uncomfort-
able for several hours, and, in so far u
Ooderieh was concerned, the arrangements
were thrown out of course 000siderably.
Notwithstanding every drawback, how-
ever, the .ekbretion wu ora of the mat
escoesaful we have ever had. The crowd
of visitors in town was eery large from an
early hour in the morning, and continued
to grow until the shades of eveniug. The
Excureioouu fared badly : The Steamer
Bruce took on a largo Dumber of Fassen-
gwn at Swthampioo, Le., and would
banelandtd them here in ample time to
witness the Calithumpian exhibition, but,
•ofurtanatelly, when off Pine Point she
broke down through some kink in the
aaehioery, and the luckless excuraienmtl
wen eompebed to wait until the Bennie
Maggie came up to take them off, by
shish time it w too late to witoess the
principal features of tbe day's proceed-
ings.
The Cu)ithompian processiooesuform-
ed at 8 o'clock a. m., and, led by the re-
doubtable Capt. Buglaboo, paraded the
streets in all the panoply aid cir.umatance
of false heir and whiskers, burnt cork, kc ,
to the musio of the eowbellmelodion, and
varioos other sweet-souodin_ instruments.
The display was as good as aoy we bare
et teen and
the n
httathoe.
who had
7
g
un unded
n ot witnetvicd f[bekrocrested bo
merriment At noon the Volunteers
marched to the point overlooking the har-
bor, from whence the artillery company
fired a Royal salute of 2[ rounds from
their big gun. The piece was served in
splendid style and roared out a loud-
mouthed welcome to the day. The com
pany then fired a feu do joie, and hurried
away W get out of the rein. The Rifle
corps also marched down to the bank and
fired a jai, de joie is a most creditable
manner. Both oom woies, on returning,
went through their various exercises on
the square, which terminated the military
display.
Rain continued to fall until about two
o'clock, when the boat races, games, &c.,
were gone into The athletic sports em -
the public -feeling of Huron, much lees
that of the eirilised world. It u needless
now to m -stab ode arguments in favor of
Southern Iodepeoda°oe, especially so ea
our Brueekeld friend bas reed Elam ss
very patiently, but we would remarb with
tcfennos to hie expressed desire to have
Davis hanged or imprisooed for lib that
it is a seotimeot that is not indulged in
very extensively in thin country, even by
f.aple who hare favored the North moat
strongly. The Globs, oertaiuly, does oat
call ter any such savagery ; ou the coo -
trap, it argues forcibly enough that a
policy of mercy old concili.rtion should
n ow be followed out by the North, if it is
to heal up the wounds of the last four
years. As for the "civilised wourld,"
the great, the good, and the educaied (who
are seldom grood in the warped estimation
of our friend) throughout ohristendom
arc very far from invoking death tea the
felkn leaden of right millaows of people,
who have sought what they considered
freedom for four ling years with a degree
of unanimity and self sacrifice seldom
equaled and never surpassed. No, no,
friend " Candia.," cherish your own
convictions, but do not i,naginu fur • mo-
ment that your so^ial circle embraces
the world, or that you can gag a free
Press and represent iu your iudividual
person ell the motives and feelings of all
'• right-thinking" ruto and women, North
and South, East and hest. In ooelu•
sioo..we assure you that, outwithstandiug
the sale provwion contained in the P. S.
appended to your letter, we publish it free
of eost, Mt we bare done every letter on
this "object expressing opinions different
from•our owe.
THE CROPS. -
The crops throughout this Cuuoty pre-
sent just now a very cheering appearance.
In some places we observe that the full
r I winter -killed but
o d
wheat hu bce b
7
a•'ni cert and o0
munyofthefitllsartm fi
the whole we think there will be a tair
average crop of this important cueal.-
The Spring wheat fields look better than
we have seen them do for the p st rix or
seven yeah, and should the season prove
as favorable as the spring by done, there
will be an immense surplus in Huron.
Other spring -sown grains promise cquelly
well. The meadows, tf they receive a fair
amount of moisture, will vial much more
abundantly than last year The prospect
of a very large fruiticrop is truly mngniti
cent, and we hare nd, doubt that, if we
escape a heavy June freer, there will be a
greater abuodaue of tlio delicious pro-
ducts of gardcu and orchard'than has been
seen here for many yearn. The crop
prvspeca in Bruce, we are infortned, are
booed several well -contested toot -races, Just as cheering. In this connection it
jumping, putting the stone, kc., in all of` mal be well to state that some of our
which much interest was manifested.- most experienced grain dealers oou0deotly
Every person seemed to enter into the believe wisest will bring 11.00 per buebel,
prevalent spirit of fun and frolic, and h'ad this fall. So mote it be.
it Dot been for the quarreliog and egeal•
bling of • few " drunk sod disorderly "
characters, there would have been nothing
to mar the happiness of all.
The boat -race wee the best. perhaps,
ever witnessed io Goderich. There were
seeen entries, vu: Maple Leaf, J. Coo-
ley ; Heathter Bell, LI. Bain ; Anne
Campbell, 1). Campbell ; Yankee Jack,
R. Murray ; SootA Hind, W. Sanders ;
Defiance, J. Cratg ; S"mugylrr, Zebe Tole -
ma. The rsee was about three miles o0
the Lake. The following boats were the
winner. -1st, Heather Bell, 2nd, Defi-
ance, 3rd, Aone Campbell. The judges
were Meet». Duff, Cameron and F. A.
Robertaob.
In the evening a very nioe lot of fire-
works was displayed, but we understand
that the committee were badly sold by the
party filling their order. Thtogs will ie
understood better on another oceasion.and
the director will be able to work to mon•
advantage. The streets were crowded
until late at sight, mach to the advantage
of iec-eream vendors and ,
In summing up theesperieoeee of the
day, we think our purple generally will
admit that the Committee did their duty
very seceesrfully, and that if we are
favored with better times nest yrar we
tan get up something first rate io the way
of • eelebratioo.
acquire the caseose of eeriest literature c•u Srnu m Daara.-Pear M•ylao, Esq., u•
Dud it In them periodiicals. tending • ws;hbor's raising on Monday, the
The publishers, M.esrs. Leonard e:ott i 22nd, was seoaed with • violent pain in the
Ce., 38 Ve alker Stwt, New Yurk, offer them breast and survived fret • few hoer*. He had
at mom liberal term., •u : a preseatimeet he would die of the heart
rev .ossa.. d•m.m.
Per soy o're of the Reviews ........$4 Ou - -
boy any two of the Reviews tete.. 7 00 T11RNBENRY.
Fur •ay thre tel the tide.'........ 10 00 _
For ally four of the Eteviews........ 17 00 Beaaa.-The farmers on and about the 10th
Fbr Blackwod's Magasiue.......... 4 00 too r of Eke Wwaship of Turnberry lana kms
For B,ackwod and urs Review 7 00
For Blackwood and wy 1w0 of the B•• I wiry mach amwyed fur some nese pet by
views 10 00 Be.rs carrying off sheep cud pigs. Ow br
For Blackwood ad three of abs
Tawe
l.' tM a.me of James Scot lira ■ul.red von -
13 001 ,lderahly. Many larmee have to bring in
Far Blackwood wd tM tour leviers I i 00 their flocks of ybeep pod house them it the
Were three imported, they would cwt,
with the prromum on gold, about $73. I barn, cud wmn deem it ueceas+ry W acrd
_ _ In the °Tru with thein at 'rights. A Bear
Iter 11'e bog to acknowledge the ruaeipt Hunt mew got up ael,ott time e., to rid tae
from Messrs. Strachan &Cote eblishen, of country of them peau. halt the seal fur
P them pru.ed un.ucceaful.
London Eng., of specimen copra of "Good -
Words" nod " Sunday Magisiney" which
hare a lar;;. cireula:ien iu this locality.
T. J. Moorhouse u the agent fur God-
eri.h.
Gaiter F'lae.-Hawick A Suu's extensive
foundry in the Furst Ward, Philadelphia, uc
eupying a whole square. was burued noi ts
Wednedry night: It was the Iter -ems
mechms shop in the nate, employing 1,50C
hands. 'fhe fire broke out iu the lama shop
In the cent. of the building. Some valueh'e
drawings were destroyed. It a impo.silbl.
a-gre•ent to estimate the drm.ge.
• LiBERAL'aC•N•DIAN.rf
Ire another place we give a letter from
a Brucefeld subscriber, which is intended
by • single flaab of rhetoric to level with
the ground the " logical " f&brie we hare
been eodeavoricg to erect in support of
the Southern Confederacy. Our oorres-
po•dent profanes to be a liberal man, no
doubt, but we certainly think his inter-
ference would have been Ices open to sus-
picion bad be endeavored to stop M in
our erring career two or three years ago.
What • generous soul this. " Canadian "
is I He expected as, after the surrender
of Lee, the fall of Richmond and the cap-
ture of Drvu, to turn about in the face
of every argument we have advanced and
ery, " away with these rebel leaders-
dlo n c elcuut e
t} We notice with pleasure that the Lon-
don •Evening Advertiser' has beeo enlarged
and utherwies improved.
Ct The press of Ioeal hews in this issue
has crowded out • lengthy editorial article
Who G alas the Postage Stamp f
A correspondent writes to inquire who
gums the Poetege Stamps. ile complains
that the work u w ioefciently done that
they won't suck. aid that be hes therefore to
be at the trouble to do it himself. This, be
says, is mot very much trouble to him, (except
when be ie in a hurry to catch the mal be
fun it closes, ana then the agony is o,endur.
able but as a tars rtion of the conimu•
oily who bare no businea offices and conse-
quently no gum or mueilaoe bottle, ,t must
be • very serine inconvenience. Our coy
respodeni s grievance, it will *bus be seen,
u not • personal one, but bis complaint ,s
made on behalf of suffering humaolty, and he
threatens, in ear the tomer is not rectified,
to aeitaw the question end have no candidate
returned at the nest Parliamentary election
wbo does not plerge himself to reform this
erring evil. So the Government Pariy bed
better see to the matter et once, if ,bee desire
W retain their places Many an Oppo-ition
cry much more winless than that, though
perhaps not so insienifi:ant, hes succeeded in
ousting Governments quite as primly rated
to the confidence nt the public as ours is.-
Reing a friend and supporter of the present
Government, we would enreeeiy press the
matter upon their attention,
A of Gen. Lcc.
CLiNTON.
CLINTON, May 22, 1865.
Te Thr t boo mer Ili. Hunan mesa.
SIa,-There are very few eircurestnnoes
occurring in our neighborhood thstoan be
said to be of a note vorthy charaeter, or if
there arc, it io but seldom that I hear of
teem. A few werks ago, we had a Mag-
isteate's case or two that would have been
worth reporting, but I happened not to be
present at them. One of them may be re-
ferred to, however, even at this late date,
as it poetesses some pointe of interest to
the merchants sod traders in the County.
The ('ounty Inspector of \'eights and
Measures stepped foto Mr. Coater shop
and inquired, if there were any weighus
ro that were not
ediately pro
the zealous
ne, and
tAirty.is mucase, for 1 believe it ie also
marked off io Mebe. Ilia ll000r will have t
W study profoundly aft the groat legal
w thurutes w clear tip Om kloutty putat i
satiefaowril
w ua Tatar wanwar, ser et " COTO Ryles.'
We Lars hd quite an •silting time Men
today over • chase after a b arm thief who
len the lodoioos that he bd been provided
with in our lock up. B* Sae made good his
escape 1 far. To bogie at the beginelog,
the cireumatanoes of the discovery of the
lh,ef aro u follows: -Sir. C, L. [)ban,
Tamer, of this vtllrie, wariun r to purchw
• horse, wait W his brother's, Mr. Hadley
lloan, elmo a termer in lt,J_errilie, un
Feder lest, and mkia; Mr. ltubart Mill■
who liens with Lis brother, they visited
sevrrwl pa,tieearouud the ueighborkood rho
had Norms to tell, ad •mougst uthe,* one
Thomas Hibberd, lobo lives o, the division
line between the towashrps of ffrbh.rt and
Cshurne. Hibberd bad five horses which
were shown by him, thuu;h somewhat ethic
t•ntly, a'id in • wry that struck MIl1i and
Doran rs being strops. Among the hne was
r dark. three tear of gray, which would have
suited Mr. D.an but fur iu being offer tad with
• curb on each hied leg. The port,rs came
,away, and probably no more would have
1,ee0 thought about the matter if td,lls's eve
hd out caught otobt of an drenisment
Aout r stolen h rose i° the L odou Free
Press. the description of which e•em d to
r• talc very closely nth the horse be had seen
at lllhbext'.. to make •a,urence d rub y
sure, however, Mitre revisited Hibberd• oa
ilunlay to r05uuiue tis* hors+, lair Sulu
farther marks brides the tutor and the cr.rbel
0o me hind legs which the rlrerttament
mentioned it might be ideotfied by. He
, aril. got a room close ins;aectiuo of it the
secoi,d time by pretendn,g W be sent by Doan
• to see i( he could make • bargain fur rt, and
'ions thio inspection ne was satisfied, thet-
a e was the stole* horse, and he immediately
got wsrra"t from • local m•,4utrrte for
tee • at of tbe man H,tberd. He wort
rrreste on that Joy, a d the advertiser. Mr.
Jemes • tch, of the township of Zon.•, near
Cha,hon. u written to some and ide*titj
1s horse. the Iwatime the pnsuner oar
t u to ah' village for ' sate keeping,"
await the coming of the
Mr. lirhbertt, however,
".r. Hatelu s coming,
hod! of the lockup
n • cell, he managed
ter doer by sprn:g.
ceivee the bolt,
rt stood to the
ver o cock
e n
across Slate
ed almost
tassked about sod at • ureeuue•rted signal •soaker ilorladllag Dodds.
bey etwdded fooe tba u.l ; whieb was the -
Hay6edd lar--; kiver I meas•, (we an w From an Egwoodrille friend we have
eagunt. of having the H•rhor of Refuge noei•d •Dopy of • lettar seat b all parte
waled here, that ta uoguardd momeuu w.
ready holey we bare it) each boat appeared of Ca oda by ao unpriuotpled souuudrel,
to be las (•none of many, and was ledty who rout sootnve to make the game pay,
eke*red as they sound Eke neer, the else he would have iven it a lin mince
Dnlphra, buwever, came in first, dow ly g P g
tolluwed by the - (Hugh McLeod s boot) in despair. It is needless to say that the
la the evening a most crediabie awd beauti ,asses woo send their dollars never hear
fad duple of fireworks s15 exhibited from tat from " Mr. Tuttle." The following
the grand std on the Merkel Sgwre wader •1p'
the direction of A. Cameron, Esq., Deputy is the text of the letter:
14,e ( etre ley A buil. buuDre mew D S I li k d ►
1 w •11 parties.
apd measures in use th
stamped, and Mr Coats i
dueed a nem yardstick, whic
and other matter. ofieiel at once procxded to ex
Tui STEAIRIN. Bocci. -The steamer having found it correct, stsmped' , and
Bruce owing to an accident to her urachi- asked at hit fees therefor 40 ceata. `Thu
eery on the 21th, will be laid up here for
a week or two. We uoleratend that it
is the intention of h.r enterprisio;g owners
to have the boat thoroughly repaired from
stem to stern.
ar
- \1' rya soar to le o
Tlti Gace. a
7
that the grub is wurkine conside:ablu
mischief in the grain Bells in various
sum Mr. Coats demurred to ukeing I re .en iu P
than the law allowed hien to charge, whir in the ofthe b
owner of the
was " ten bents for every measure." The ; 'dolt ahoe. sop ew
Lnspcetor thereupon seized the yardstick b b•iw4 left in t
and laid information before J,eeeph White- ,net d tel to in; pine,
head and George Brown, Eigrs., J. P.s, lU fur tis. luck of the ,
who, after hearing the ease, decided, in 1"t ore the tach wthicn
with the ,°per of • s:Jra
accordance with the Tn.pect^rb views, that anon, thio n,in; at about
narked nation of the and stick w
evert % 7 and cleated u for tis oods
b
' ta 111 wY o err
' •r eaaurc fJr the / m ¢ t re. Ha
w u x rte m rr
rs (i Shin •s s
P
foo e.
fromthr huilJi
para of this County, some farmers Lav of which the Inspector was entitled to as fawn as he iuu
char .the 1're of ten cent•; and they fined exciuut char took lace betwrn
ing had sere. cut down clean and clear. Mr. Coats the sum of Five Dollar+ and t000 0r three men rho happened to be
We trust the depredations of the pest may snits for having the unstamped yard stick One of them gained s eon ham but
wood. being near at baud he fugitive tr
in his esioh. The cane has bxn tip
Pos+a justice manatrd to eludr ht puncere, a,d •
rch of the bei by • duaen
traces df
he •has
man,
etre,
ht
re, u LAR la- ass• t age Ino
made un aha y ro and • d 1, crowd u( e4 to our address, which I will 'forward
me* and buy, Fuuevtrd •ruuoJ It, a,d wear b mail, oat reoei t of u°e dollar.-°Addrese
enjo>iny tis mine acts am,sin,tly .leo your 7 P
cunesporadaut lett. Social dancing parties J. H. TuTTLt,
at J. D. Camerou's and RJward Eulwtty Tuttle's Corners,
wound up wonkier of the pleaarut days which New Jersey.
we often hove in Rrytield. P. 8. -Please enoloee P. 0. stamp* for
kir. E liter will yew indulge me witb a littte Atarn of reoeipt.
- - - - -- - issue tel
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tedey. 1 ounce • very emollient acd dashed --- ------ - • -- ------
repot of the proceedings of the Stanley XoftyY,
Munieipel lomeicn, un the lath uta*. Now, ... tete......•
sir, this Is as it 510514 1r, for it gives those atones Me De eyu.l
who have not time or for other reasuw de • MAT DREAM•
not attend the sittiugsof the Council as 6
P
gU 111 110 of serer. what u being done rn
public m,ugrs in the columns of the public
print. But what 1 wish w direct • few re
marks to 's the foltowm;t :-" Muted by Alex.
1 .meron, seconded by Thus tis rd, and
resolved, Th•n the following parties be struck
off the asseuwent roil, u having bete
Illegally a ,ie ed " then followed the names
of eighty Individuals. auoo. whom 1 nwiced
lawyers, merchants, tudepeudent gentlemen,
• doctor. sergistrates, meeban,a and many
other eminent individuals. Nuw, sir, if rt be
true that ceitaiu benevolent iudnufaals io
tb,s township took tiloo themselves the
trouble of hooting up all the unoccupied
buiWmgs a,d i° some instance. of aelua:ly
mating airs own ha1•itatios ; and It it be
•iso true that these Woes -ole' grnt.men did
gratuitously proffer said teuemewts to such
• notable . of idr.trioes lut o1 enigmas ea
the above cited resulanou refers W, -Lon coo-
ditwm mel their becomin actual seitlere ad
roe dents nim,uq us, I would nspect(..11y
enJ humbly euoo at the propriety o the
Council reconndering t'.eir decision. Nnw,
ter. I would not bate lawmakers to be law-
breakers, but *Ill this point nut bear another
and an opposite rendertug, and will •such •
tis s thies
Lul..ble act tent terry nl tt • amps
of the people • a,d the indulgence of the
ammu"itwo dost he needed tad made all the
ppreparauoa meaeerry for debsais, wafer•.
H. pointed out the adv ataps Tautyeeym.
ed in havin .0 water courses, and i° Mug
Meditate of wells sad springs 10 supply ao
invading army, He the..►t he could bold
tut hero several years, tout the ledepesdeems
of the Confederacy was recognised. Some
rebel omcers ted this gentbatw that Kirby
Stunt was sensible of the folly of pruuactt.g
the struggle, ad was only talking this way
t reveries the best terms for himself tied boo
man. Some repremoted biro as unprincipled
and dishonest, ready to sacrifice his army sad
ibe cause fur his personal interests, rad b.d
. Iready made money by selling cotton .ad
,umwpohatug impurtaiurrs. un the other
baud, hu pa:tisane mid be was uprigbt •ted
bout, teed looked only to the best mese o1
acsenng suceer fur the Cuufederoa carie.
Tee P•esiDire 's Haorsea.-At some
point on the march from rayettevdle, an oW
couple, ae amd wife, i. the shabby drese of
for poor whites of Ile South, and with a
countenance smokedoici Rud stained with
tubacro Joise, made their apperroee at the
headquarters of the general comoaodmg
aha division, and when they succeeded le pt -
Tar w.m.r re r,r,ne5 with stew a d •owe . ung 511,10 men, proferred a ngoest to "pose
*50tresuor.tneduu,hewyhr.uw,tlost,, to Wwkingtuu." The following dialogue
The 10.ugh• er tae hewn .te tidy, nae• pr ensued : •' W hat do you want a pass to Wash.
W,,b m. raptured tend. m roc servo a stat. hngt Jn fur 7" Old u,ann -'• I avant to see m
Tbrouslmul rh. w.rw ,.ast. sub rur.d,.w, ere peer. brother there." " Who u y*ur brother 7 -
Nu vara tet wim•r w n..w err be •tei " Well 1 reckon y)ou'Y hu hearn t.11 of
Hoo rhe were or ore buw«rrrw rbc int w ter w•., him. He's Audy Jubueun, Vice•1'r.sideot of
FW.' rh.rmn„el, ern u„ ter u.1' sating rya. l tb. I ,,,ted Sates." T►4 reply caused mem.
The rme-doe• u w,grna W rWa w the gmrq astonuhi eat i but Me strung likes's* of the
Awu,Iveer,br.rt,,,,.t.r,,undi,.Iwr7akev. uldman10 the YceProsident, whisk now
The err halo tend 0..y. iso tand, soles tend ;tete, became apparent x41, coofiemod bsa .tile
lope.erd w,ane.►dowdrop.. gats ir.ly o are t 'pent sod all beca wtisfied with tb. truth.
Lt the coons oft in uiries.' tt came oat
Ad,rwu rhe eery p.a wiser• r►r rate ..ter. aid• q
u•., ter Ivor 0110 rrwt. area, tri. ..bons rano. ; that the old man Id wither red nor write.
0.15. sort nor map. art raw.• tae *rates " No mor, could dy,.patteasa," said h.,
tet •.e reel w the .,emude with :1.rer. r darts. ' alto w. were 7 ung amen ; bas wife taught
him." " Aod wh didn't your wife teach
Te drew -nen efhale where the e.wel ter tet yam 1" was the rej inder. " Well, room,"
Or the treppuig. ar 0' Awl their lure. on roe bean mod the old lady, ' 1 couldn't Dever read nor
Nor ar• hue. nett rrrmere rn eu:rur-•r pnwd (bate ant. myself.,•
Wwn the woe p.wp•r•d uv.lurge e! lasso pew :
H., the wW.-tip rglyd glen.*. Err Iewly .rid .weer, -
TMt 5,,. w,rh rhea pre...4. earth•• w,Wh.l retreat Tu. S/cat, 01 tate Ilt'Tl..i/ laro•u..
05 ! there :et lied rerun. iuy mucous mown- -Tee New Yor Lederer save :-" Malty
.ivl ria me • prism. mem.brume, .g.ur. people eu; pose t the removal of Gee. But.
\Ye. Bax,►rrr.. er was caused by hu failure to tab Fort
Aehbel4, v.y tTJ, rets. Fisher. That u a t so. Th. true reason u
_ this : wh.n Gene Butler was i° command
in this city, previa to the last Presidential
United States. election, .certain mete appeared 'n ale New
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wthurjilel. I here heard itsad--although The Commercials army of the Potomac As soon as ke rod it, he at ooee deepra►ed
l rill out vouch for the -"truck of it -teat eorrnpoadeot aye :- one of bis •ids W the Ileralds olltce. to sum -
until Ibe 31st dy of December of the present " rbaro m troablo in aha army ;the men man ibe. maaging editor (Mr. Hdw•) 10
l year was to hear barn allowed tis. nutabl. thiakng it a hardship W be ordered out fur appear .t his headquarters. Mr. Hdson
r etnn en w muse W thrir new reshfeuces, fuer houri dell every day w ben they are so obeyed the summon. ; ad on appearing be•
h(
t be metered out °I nervi e. 'I he fore fisc hi h mi,i,ar effici•1 M was iolormed
0 o u e
f R 1
a,d'all who Jnl not present themes
Ives .t tb.
!Led Sthoul House, Barfield on the 1st or complria u( the hardness of their " cen. tMt the Hired mute retract the odeeai•e
J ld'6, d eel sin T1. smmuuiiu or Las been token awry from article, or he (General Butler) world Sep.
and Rn I !rid dr) of weary h woo t them las rvuwle senuus trouble. An uutb„.k prem the paper. li,'neral Butler we tot
h a sad caeca! (ortnetitb be 'etched. I am rea..urnA occurred in the 9th car;e. A retim.at of .wart .het be rode thio threat aha Ihe rr
a,r. tis., bad it not beer, aur the intetfernnce of re rulrn wen sent to ell it, but were w taiiun s of Mr. Bennett, the res sable editor
he 117.. tto rs lb.'" be' d. •mtgrats aero beard pressed by the volunteers that they were of tM llerald, wilt, the admini eilion, were
ublioed t • retreat." of •rear frit dly ted eoofidentul character,
TM barn ad out -building. of Joseph The Commercial's Washington special rod, therefore, in making this ezblhruoa of
Calloway, sen,, wen ac: Went: bond oat daprtch uys :- bit ' br,ef autbunty,' he ' pot bas foot is it.'
1 "1'h. demuostrati•e imligeatiot of Jeff. Mr. Bennett. of course. 'weer forgave ►u;
Mond i afternoon last. Pertly insured in Danis on being paced tet army nations was but, on the contrary, managed to ha.e him
the cause of be brnng placed in irons." removed jun% as man qs the Generel's sup•
Wasul•oroz May 26.-1 special despatch erion could assign a.reason that would mem-
,o the l nbune says that the Attuntey General ingly jtutdy hie decapitation. General Huller
bat jet made • most important decision. is himself aware of this no., athoajb be did
'Ile .1Fi ms aha the amnesty pr ci..nu0ua was not know the secret of hit removal at the ume
r means wily to secure a epecifie pur , it Leos place. The offer of the French min
whieb esu Me suppression of the rebs lion. tion by our late President to Jamin Gordo°
l'he rebellion ended., the aateety i. mod. Bennett ad Me endorsement of Me offer by
It does not maw" citizenship, properly or Ilorece Greeley must haws opened Geaertl
rested rid ate. fire President has no po.er llutler't eyes. 11e will probably let the
to pardon, except for whet a { ast. The ase- newspapers alone hereafter."
tunes clemrucy carom* stretch oat, the future ,
Tbeefore the decrees of eenhscatun meat Dt n zrY or 1 Want tv Twc erarr.-A
stand. fhe det4,iun will be etyma to the , Plladelphi• paper 5.75 Chet nutwnheadr.g
publ f Ma
be confined to a limited area. (lolling
the !sod at night is said to be a sure care,
and we woul•l advise those whose crops
are endangered to try the plan.
[deserve or ADriRTtamno.-On Friday
afternoon last Don. L zsn, Esq., rdvertized
s stray cow in the Semi Weekly Signal tend
bad the satisfaction of recovering her be that
means next day. The adv. only toot Mr. t,.
a few centn, see he in, n.turally enou4h, quite Pair of bu gy wheels by which, (it being ale..ranee of bettor pee
pleased with the result of tb. in•eame°t. dark, and he not obnernng them in time) res hd °iced io f i.ghte
K'e my nae fur the benefit of ibe politic he was tripped, and fall heavily, breaking and ht:Witted the berm is
that, in consideration of the hard times we his 1•g. Idle was intending to compete for (rum 5,m.
'have declaim tele. invertin= 'ma'I .dverti•e. some of the prit •s that arc offered for ntt•-
menu of that kind at grert'y redueed prices oesatul competition in athletic exercises bBAFOR
dkrine the seseon. here un the Queen's Birthday.
pealed, and will no doubt come off at the ubecqurm ere•
seat Quarter Ses,ians nen or more tailed to discover
One day last week a sad misfortune hap• biro. It In more than nruhable to
pentd to a boy named Dorval, who works nude good bas •eery,'. • Ile ie a .m
at Mr. Dean's Tannery. ' ile was, in elm ab.rut 5 feet. 4 manes in heioh5, eery
pally with several other' boys, practising with r nruag. ,'11 -knit frame of burly,
hameelf in running on ale siJewalk near completion, 1 ht ardy hair, .cos R r
e lino oud r«ry snort srody beard on the cLuy
ltumball s wagon shop, wise° otter of bis Byre of +dark grey toter. nearly brown, ha
companiors thoughtlessly .placed an ob- a,, rtwiee marked cousid*rrl,ly with Iarg.
structioa in his path, in the shape of a freckles wbich at • 1ii11. distance ha.e the, Os
r.teand M . ,
atenrl. 51r, , Qu••rl i/
u 1 bernday night .. thriving vt.
oats muieu eanoon and
Ieleniinued .t sh
, intimating to tee
' 1year had run iu re
On f hursday evening last, Mr. John C. Ott Esc, . 1'boa Curry, E.q., of V't'turir 1. As the mo
D.tlor delivered a highly successful and alio village, in sinking • well on lin L.rm; yiaa;e was adorned .ith to
pleasing lecture in the English Church the third lot frim $•a(orth, •t 6 feet drop, in all d,sretons, and a triunip
School house, oo the subject " Pager of met a ra:k, known Y W'dwn's Qwrrr, and Pnne'p•l street, and g ea nu„ .
the Heart.' for the bcnetit of' the Clinton diseo,ered strong indications of Petroleum. leigm wen to be sten pouring in
I the A4ricultural Mutual, but Iola sant vely
these,. (ghost 51210.) 1 will send the
p•ruewlun io a hw dya
hD quieeayt Birthday at N-ros•
iter.
he 24thlnst., the anniversary of Our
irthday .as ushered in at the
goof Wrozeter, by the firing of
her small .rens, which was
t interval' during the day,
'nhibitaou flat another
on• in the lifo.of Queen
ing advanced the
I flats streaming
I arch In the
m r r
The arrest of Oen. Le , r P^ ted by
telegraph, is a crowning set of barbarism
for which the world was ill prepared. lie
was honorably paroled, to ell appearances,
but it seems that the government capable
of manacling a helpless man in the poli-
tion of Jefferson Dacia will stop at no-
thing.
The British Perlodlrtals.
The Hartford Post says the Foarth
Enid* of England, with the Times at its
bed. wielding • power behind the throne
greater than ibe throne useif, would be Tess
powerful were it deprived of the nluence
which the renowned Quarterly 1teview. and
Blackwood'a M•gaz•ne contribute to it.
They are an institution of them*elres,
Through their columns many an unknown
.mama like ti ,coley and Sidney Smith, hes
Men Introduced to unn..led publrerty, and
b7 such writer, in turn, these peblientims
have attained to their splendid reputatnoo.
Scholarly ability, extended »pfe of thought
ante! research, magnificent rbetorie, brilliant
MIIAGE.- The beautiful phenomena
attending mirages on large bodies of wa-
ti$have been witnessed from this point
for 'ereral days. On Sunday last vessels
which, must have been fifty miles distant
were observed paasing and repassing each
other, but lan;,'ing suspended as it were
in an inverted position from a cloud near
11.
i
ism • ew re' tbt abundance of money, end the ea•. witb
Nies Yang, May 27 -Tisa Tesl't rpeeial which loam can be bad from the b.nks ad
says that the United !fatesthstriet Attorney otLrr s ounces. Ae,ness eeunues eueedmgly
h.s °oiafid the proper authunties Hurt the drpresed. 1'hu apathy io comneree. ,t
circuit court u reedy to pruteeetl nab ibe stator, is rot +ernnted by aytbu.g m the
trial of Jeff. Dons, on the indictment (1.5nd.
n u( tate The ot•eromeot to kr.owied that the Doe en l e fioaaeial tosdaion of the *entry.
i d' K'e ern b.rd see the alio loon t/ nor
ant a1 ,px,t of robellwn u not yet rao)uub•d and y
Library Association. The young lecturer Gent'emea too • the oil regions .who visited quormrs to witness Gni enjoy tba am menta 'i , trill he oec.rrq in corny poriwes of the rocl. After tour yon of t6• mat gigahe
wag frequently appleurled by the respect- this place are coofiJent tbere a oil bele in I and ports of the day ; for to this "yr1 Sottth; to rttvntru the mil, - Dant fir war of alio eentmr!, .* Annul .}pea trade
able audience which had collected t, hear rnundwnre. A company a about Ming • village the 24th of 17 y Mas of late ye mem, ewe, w1 P •t Diose ro resume m old undisturbed then
I f re•' be b d u ala dr 1, the uihaLitan50 u neo. fhe esu bas w some resat unhinged
him, and at the conclusion a vote e( thanks ce alt cleaves wroth now we sn happy to Iraro
burned w mak •mea h, quite uogmue o a est e. r g y 1 _
society. mad ata until win and •II las oan-
was unanimously awarded him, on motion
u D eeseatemi Je1L Dail. herniiu bare become •thio of the
7 c T+LITT ►acarD tz 3caroRTa.-The , h.a be. -n cunsUtuted • 6olndry througf,out P R imer•
lion by tar ed las look Gat nctnnrs
of Rev. Mr. Brewster, seconded by Mr. L pprr Can.da As usual. etheluc and mealy and the n• n
Celi*6um tens ewer ed C•om their " [Loh"j \ FoNTRill Mnzroc, Mondry, m peace sten tete lope to seen Dw'wu r.
My 22, ItloS. time iu former activity.
At one o' 4pek this afternoon the steamer .
Silas B. Pierctd'•ft Baltimore wharf at this The Coasaserelal ('oneea/los.
place with Breve Major Gen. Mlles, accom
peeled by other e..,. `cs of prominence. and
.r eeded imued,+tri h n W,Il'
n h 1
uc t earn .err , ram
u.iri r o all but a et
all to aha tel
res t
pe
1
1
r
' P. 1'I de at ant ho m t ear. m w't R
n rt 7
• '1Je.
II wed the •t►letie
cnntesu a d t
fu o ti
Iw
R.AeI party on
dent to give
meg (men!,
h usually
barrow races. Nuthwithetanding the dnz rhe$ of yes
zing run during the efterorwn, such was the se's. 10 day looked almost deserted. $c cel,
salter tet the multitude, Ibat Ekren rmbre. a dozen sad reamers eouid be counted, d
mews wen rugaged in with unabated eager ever, they seemed dull and hs'lesu. • frdone
n ets till the clow of the dry, when all re Roberts. Commander of Forms' Monroe,
of Velueturs, then Capt. Coleman and other tired peace.hiy to their bomo well 151,16el, trerceiving the absolute necessity of maintain -
gentlemen performed the ceremony of tore- and some quite happy. ing atriet d'scipllne in eunformrty with the
in4 the first sd of the Se fotth Oil Welf: wshre of the fiuvrnnmant, aha the transfer
N ,t 001ol ed will the day's rrereatmi, • of the Rebel part. o Portree Monro. •6.,014
Harreyln D.' May ..9, IP6J be runductrd'1 rt quiet r main•r as poser
I►ree and tr+pe:able party rtendrd To the fJaw or the Moab,+n ial.
ntwety't DOI. o bl.•, very earl• w, the m ,rnmg stationed
the horizon. On Monday a; ain the Jtezenwn, for the entertaining and m-
oro near tort Huron to
is ioctly visible, .neo
Michigan shore
Saginaw B.y was
to the indentations of`the land, the stripe
of sandy beach and the smoke issuing
from steam saw mills. Some of the points
seen must have been eighty or ninety
miles distant. The mirage wag witness-
ed by hundreds of ou_citisens. `
A "WIDL-AWARE" TEne rRr
MAN -A gentleman who bolds a pm
ent office in a certain orginizetie
styled " Nide-awake," not fifty males
from Londoo, C. W., being in Ooderich
last week on business, drank se much
ginger -beer that he be.ame as " tight as
a fiddle,' to nae a vulgar expression
What he did while in that condition is by thooe \
errantry that
not mentioned, but we have it o° very Tht•re are a fe
good authority that be lost a valuable wheat crop has
gold watch during the course of his greet quantity of itlow during the winter,
wanderings. It would be interesting to I but' there is not generally much, fall wheat
know just where the wideamnke gents sown in this part, sot t whatever (ailuro
rosy occur l'rnm that sou ce mud be very
iner-
'n Mo L. i
" ticker " in I 1 RA G
5 'n to t.
g• d limited 1 e: n
beer (with a little dfop of brandy ill i') Immense shipments of tattle have been
in considered .11iyhitp intoxicating and made during this spring an :at winter
r f
from the Clinton Section to Bu n. The
a •mea t1 ad nlren o
hhould b cache J b e
1
• bee
n almost f
uloue
attic ha e
Yr. Dunkin. owce of c
_ lowing to the great demand on the other
(EODERICii TOWNPIIIP, 1 Bide and the continued fall in the prior or
_ I g old, which of eourso enables drovers hell
CHcitrn Orevt:o. -On Sunday last co Pal a higher 6g are. Tho moneey paid
NCI
a
' p R .puna w.ro engaged in and contested In good
structive distrour,e at sn early boor and mad* •Raid on Harper- i earnest. 'I'be opeomg scene waa an adruc-
We have lately experienced quite an bee, Se•furtbdnd Egmondrille. then dieap ir: j e„talerde tet C.InhumV,ans, u they are
cxndas of young men from this village, peered' Tbey4 err, h n uusprt emelty : uermrd, eahtbrt iehe m miergr A vS P
s a i
I
n m aranee im
tor.nrr eco , pr 4
r R ions rt
H C r the n w w
ve n a e bound u Co I r lin e
h 1 , l b ed n .I . cera .6
PI+" eRi c"acro se °( else .4 n rase n drentura teruu •h the st
Moughton on Lake Superior, las the State Wnl.on•s ground, the athletic games tom•
of elichigen. The names of the ilei- mencei with spirit. • eopiorie shower de-
grants are Messrs. David Canr., James sanded, drieieg most of the (sir sex from the
11'uilac•• henry Carter James W Miter, field of pluasme,. the bachelors following the
Richard Lane, Davi) Watson, and Ernest crieo-hue to the hotels, still the ggames went
m aha ard•wr of tM
McPherson. Some others are intending en' no ram coed de p
as irate w fame, tbere was tem liquor drank
to gn. Lettere hero al ready been rwmved thin on former occainna, consequently less
from some of them, lfeaking in high terms wraogline, notwith•Ita•dm r the presence of
of the pro.peetsthere. Jeff. Dors ant other Southern heroes.
1 have to report that the formers' pros- A fewdejoie was Dred by the Scant -tit Co.
to in this section are of the most prom•
tai eharaeter. 7 he rpring weatb'r
trout uee the most genial that tin be de-
sired, The need never win )yet in in bet-
ter time and vandal an, and I am told
o have traveled through the
'se crops are most beautiful.
conoplaints that the Full
n " smothered " by the
the new Primitive Methodist Chapel, on I out from 1114 source hat orlotnbut some
the farm of Mr. Jno. Sturdy, 7th inn. of I what to help the fame» over the hard 1 Hutee race, open to all borate, Ise A Stan,(,
times, which threatened at one time to be' " Frnoy," 6 holies c•,m ening. lkob Gilford,
tbis township, win opened for Divine mach more resastrous than they have been. jnckry. rrPmeuanry mac., Welak'a r' black Iyer "
Worship. The Rev. Mr. Shaw. N. C. I During the winter there was much suffer- • tb` Ruyn\Q Marra y tat Som Beni a 'In
wben no.Ieo than thirty three partes were
• waded to the sucermal competitors, 111
limping,, ereading, throwing the atone, a
steeple chase, foot race, Pack and whrel-
Devir sed remamder of t
hoard. An boor, perhaps s
departing Rebels time to take vie
was awarded them. The harbor,•.
is crowded with all kinds and el
At night. Forty-eight couple and ■ host of
lonely bachelors without partnere attended
the h.11. A sumptuous supper WAS served up
at I1 o'clock in the host's best st le, and
mu.ie by Prof. Halals. Annexed u the
Pr'a Liist and names of Judo«. :
Judtes for Horse Races -Messrs. Dickson,
CLesuet. Cur.
Jdtee for Games -Mean. G Seroat,Heu,
Ryan, 1 ora, T Go•onloek.
Secretary -A M McDeueal, Eel.
Boys Foot Rac., Lt R Logan, 2nd John
M-attn.
Mens Strndter Jamo, Ballantyne, 16ft.-
Hop, Step ad Jump, Burns, 37ft. 9'n. Run -
1154 jump. Burnt. High jdmp with pule,
Berne. Putting the Stone. (2i lbs ), Joh,1
Broadfo„t Standing high jnmp, M. Fux,-
*ium,int hi,7h jump, R. Yount. F"m race,
} f a mile, Dillon. Seek race, W. Fux.-
minister ofGoderieh, pireked an eloquent ing among the cattlae of the poorer (acme»
f add rid some /tock diel in
et•rmoo et 11 a. m. from Palms shill -I 2,
13, 14, to a erowde•! congregation. Is aha working man, who, it' he could only
the afternoon Rev. Mr. Ure, of the (1. I'. Inver tuiomnled than until the tprieg,
Church, delivered an excellent discourse might haee retrieve his fortunes.
from I. Cor., latter clause of the 7th ' - - _ -
rerse, and Rev. Mr. Ro•'en, of the M. E. (rreaour Comm Corre.pnnd.n,.l
Church, a,ltlremed a large audience in the CLI%T0t, : 25, 1865.
TO tis• iArwrdthr Itosn.'we•t:
evening. Tho church iti built of brink, is isaAR Sia, -Sines I wrote you lot the
44ft. by 28 in Miae, and'when properly every i rr)orted in which Mr. Wrn. Coat .es
finished will be a very neat and oommo- tined for using an unat.mped measure, has
dans structure. It owes its origin, we assumed quits a nee' phm.e Mr. Coats Fla
they are uesurceusfrl, and tbercfoee bare dscussion, are contwntrsted ie their pages to believe., W the earnest, eei nus labors of . been notified that the Inspector and the
so right to live "' Why, ma, that must illuminate and elucdete all that is fresh in ltev. John J1cCrppin, Irish Slitsionary, M'agialraiea have anendoned all further pro-
be a mind poseased of hateful feeling" science, r►l4ioo and literature. The newest' who hu laid those for alias special bene '^ger •o ere ibe , eviction from which ha
Ai.co•eri 1 m aocul 15ws, io theo!o i .I bad a sled, se aha •nul. the case so far as
*bat is free from senpmrataofeompassion g' fit he talion in thin sretinn u.der lasting Pfa
dua:ira, material forces and nr ►niatinw Mr. Coate eunvhetion i. concerned. I don't
!Dr the faller brave ! Ab, asrcru it is gro tole found lin these Heriewa, e,A without obligations, Mr. McC. purposes visiting .
remen err whether i stated in my IYt that
that measures the approbation or censure to the rompsnti•el crud. Arirrte (Lia summer, but we stall he glad Mr Coate eared •n action of 100.5, fon tM
of most persons throughout the " wound." and vi)foroea pul.lieatone un this mile of the
Atlate, 't c.n be w,4 that then are ne to hear of his being again tent to Canada. re,,,ery of the yard meultro from the
Lrureorsejal, the fat .imericao Rerolu• puhllcatione m tit* world equal to these (or The New Connexion N. Choir, under the lospeetnr. This the ip,pertnr hu also seen
tion would harm beew nnkd in hiaWry pro(ond.n of thought and elegance of stale. eficient leadership of Mr Jame, Thomson, fit to settle by returning the aid °tenure.
with a tionimod-endmee other petty re. Tk ",e "k' attr'°pt ro 1*d or Inmroct pablie
r opinion, whether in the 751711, tM mchool'rendered c,eenant maslorl service at the But the Lupecter now binge the m.ltn up
bellialot-LesarcwfiJ Washington wonW r.Mm or pprefyor's their, 00401 ro eonwh eburchopening recorded +hove. in another form ad this time n the shape of
kava bees a mere rebel leader, ad just •web athnr"les u can be found in these an action atainst Mr. Coat. in the Division
Coowt for the reeoeere of the tom he asked
for tient o f err, a
n urnce thus oompletely'ruiningmany
so& dogmatical gentlemen as oar " Ca-
sadian " would have been the firm to de-
mend for that [rest anal toed man " a
then shrift and • long rope." While it
u nn doubt true that " tis• talent ad
ability " we bare displayed in support of
the Reath may be distasteful t " a Casa.
dies" and oar or two of his p.ren.al
friends, we beg of lire to ponder the fact
that the eir01Latios of fhe Seal hats
hest very Dearly deaided within the put
three years before be *admrers to art
I irr•rYef a• a pelfe!•e'.d espete• rr
Maeas nee. l! I B N E R'l'.
Sumetmes American. •re inclined to chafe'
leder their entices's upon our affair', but of Fatal. Acetone". - Dennis Berry was
" it r right to learn (men 1n rnemy," •• mos +, illed here last week by a fall from • barn
esrtaialy rvmei•e inetruetion though it Mmes: a (e. day. •tgw• TM rafter being hreke
in unp•l.twble dors,', from profeesel (nsn4. '
leen ho.h end p.ngrnt ueminrtiena tate ra1h0r ano0, fe11 back, making Berry I0.5
oar pnnerptw. and enndnet, are more in.ig•-• 5k, balance Ad p•meipit•u"g him wnh
00.1103, if 1ees agreeable, than rnduerimieau violenp to tie earth killing b'm 'cantle.
pries,
TM Westsismter Review, hMnl, then McRILLOP.
Ing,mlly and polbtieally 1 the Fdinimrgh. Ace,e's,.-A nee man of this Town
w►i(; leekwnod. Insensate *eei 1 Eke North 1 t
Rntiah, toe org.o et ibe Fria (.Mae► p•117, stip dee 15i.m,lf uueidue, let eek. A
1'4 tis. l o. Qearz.ely, enns.meetnw. mearade's gen (Mr. Dyer) carelessly fell
.en,rlly eentaie now, Ia a small spur, sof strikong hi. 'osapsecion'. pa ^m the tooter,
Monitore. rare. a.d set, toot mein • .ad end•/ 11. heal t►rougk the fitb' Part
•.•r'•• .r. 71,.•• .1. , le of Is. •.a
i,etaM,•' I eormeating.
Scat'■ Rarc: Tbe let in winning end no
man to ride his own horse : Shark's •' Lazy
Jae" winning easy, altnou4h 3 comp.ting
hang's Stmt.. -Gnat sympathy is eeprera
•d for Mr. Kane, loss -Me trirndu of that
g.ell,'ma homeg started • subscription. it
.Ireauy amount/ to six or ween hundred dol
la:,. Now is tis. time to prove yoer friend
ship.
►--_.-tete
PTANLEi •
- Notwithstading the gloominess of the ray
the celebration of the Queen's Birthday mea
a complete wcees, in Bayfield. Hy eight
o'clock the coontry people begun to assemble
in the villa,(., hoping Met the indications el
rain migbt speedily gi.e place to sunshine
Da. SIR, -Harting now red for • lon7
time with pace"ce, but not well any degree
u1 satisfaction. your logic n support of the
01,ce tailed 5Obtkern Confederate states of
America, bopemg you would come W see
your error, end repent you bo.e allmoit worn
cwt my patinae: with the large moJority of
for rlght thinking portion of chis i'ummunity
guards H. the tumediae ticm.it of the rax•
menus. wherein aro sate intended (or Ibe in.
e•rceration of the prisoners, and also dent,
the r■blues. paths tied routes they would be
ohlitsd to traverse while en rust• t.. the
Fortress. In a short time after the Pierce
reached the wharf the prisoners began to
lad. Sock wen the arrangements strictly
wua sorb togic, i thought it high time to let-enfor ed by the military autbonties, that no
you Aute that •s, h look del nut wit thin pert psru,n was allowed to approach the wharf
r r •ane w
mtttll IMM lbr tlttlLrd wuwld, enJ Lupe iuu aero the p u h I nded excret at •die
wail tar to en,ghtru your subscriber. with tonne of ove1500 yards Ae the prisoners
• Ir , tis whin f r ere
rc ed u e r e did • and
ex fes
m b m
ui ,non a r; erre w noble w tis too
s ne mom R F , P 1 R
and benetiu Ial to society, it is a great pity of their captor" of the 4th Micjlitan cavalry.
that • man of your :.m;nr would sper.d ho too tall, spare form of teff. Dari., dreoerd in
tme and Ia erne in support of Jeff Davis ed guy clothes ad 'merino a light belt hat,
his .000,101,. In came, the records of Libby could be easily dieerroerd. As soon Y the
l' Iwo, Andersonv:lle, Fo,t Pillow, and • prisoners were all ashore, they wen marrhed
e resident of the loetmit Roard of
Ib P
Trade, in • circular W the several Hoards of
Trade of the Crated S atm aid the Briti.k
Provinces, ann,unres *bat, as be he reniv.d
favorable responses from the amociatiens
addressed concerning the proposed Com-
mercial Conrenton, a will meet a tbat oily
on Tuesday the 1Itt tet July next. Ile
adds : -
"All commercial associations shoot to
rticipate are re-{ueated to report a thio
rd, at the earliest possible momedt the
nuritarr of del•gstee they desire to send, in
order that suitable accommodation my be
provided for ,hem in the convention. It. is
not.dyable to l,mit the number of delegate
epreaenung *1eb board, some ha,,n4 already o
.r'ie,ted an acrd oth.ri twelve members.
It is proposed to lelve it t , the convention w
decide the Mods of rbting and to establish
rules for nts erganration. Through the kid
libera'ity of railroad sad meamboa compan.
les, arrangements have beau male (or the
free tranamissinn of delegates to and from
Iktroit, by the following lines centering i•
Detroit : Mich,gsn Central railroad. Midst -
gen rioutbern tend Northern Indiana railrned,
Great Western railway of ('an•da. Gte°d
Trunk and Ifuffalo and Lake Iluron roilwa
nl'Cansda. Detroit and Milwaukee railroad.
Iktroit ad Cleveland etesmbna line.
Passes will be sent over the above lines oe
receiving from their respective boards tb.
names of the delegates desiring them. All
arrangements (or tranamiseion of delegot s
over railroad, or other line, connecting with
hon to numerous to nunti'•n goes to show op along the beach to the selleport of the the 'bore named lines, most be made be the
Mot these ,hro,eleu noo,onee which hare wrter.hrttery in the rear of the Fortress, and seaer.? commoni.j ewciat'oas partieip•un(
excited • thrill u( horra,r in •eery homane thence to their cells ie the second tier of in the C"srintiuu."
breast were ibe result of • cruel, calculat«ng, caw. roes. Ciemero ('. Clay aecompsiiied - _ _
malionant, paltry, wen .s could have beer, Je f. dais inside the Fortress, and also, it is Tnc New YoRr "Tatacse" or Yarun
generated only in the minds of slaveholders supposed, the largest portion of M e per.ona! -Thr GollowYo s extracted from an.dttonal
of the wont cute, 1 charge the whole gilt of . Mro. (hew end ler four children, Mir artele in tM '4w Kora Tribune of t6* 24A.
this war, upon the •mMt.,us, educated, brother and ester and the wife of ('lement C. „ We Mar thea menu of the blacka,t6orougb
pluttng, political leaders .t the South, u,•y Clay „ma,r, o 1 hoard the steamer Clydeand, I distrost *her old masters, place all cea6•
have shed an ocean of b.00d they h..oe deco- n is thought, . 11 be sent South this evening, lento in ibe Yakoes who hers n rid
luted the South they have. poured poverty es orders have been reeei.at from the War C y
thrusttrb all bar towns and case *Ley liras Ilepanmsin prohibiting thrm (roes ping come among them, ad will work for tees.
bewildered the imaginetinn of the (sople witb North. The partnng between Jeff. Iters and on emelt any terms. We rogret this; fir
phantasms annd led nem to believe they wee hie family s descri6rd to have Men of sn sl- while rn.ny of tb... Yankees will 7.11(7 tba
e„mete affic ung nature Bunn white the contdenem, others will crossly abuse it. Naw
fightng for their ho,nes and liberty, whose
bottles were unthreetend, and whose liberty
esu in iso jeopardy, these.rrogat 1n:Ggature 1 err n romp et le o•rrcome tome of tM vire merest beings that ev.r
of cinl err have ieneweJ wares thaw the Major -(Eta. Helleek has Men here during aha stood on two' , rapacious, hypo-
plrturs of Egypt, not that the oppressed past tb'res days superintending the arrange- critical, ever nede W skin • fimt with • boa
t prroet,vded f d then 11 , 5, gu,lt et endhmoll yrison rl. 'tringentn order, in orcth"Re k' rowed knife and make (for others) soup out of
remortelese lotions, them high and cultured visiting the Fortress have been issued. and .II tM peelings. Thu less soon Deeome too
men, slth mi, bt anal wisdom used for 1h,• c'vtliane are prohibited from entering it. u^. wall Sons. at hoses-' run est; as ibe phren
seddt andna tea d 0? .11 nminnls tha'hare Gen. Helleckidel wUh • poo Irom Major- aeof1 ng and swindling rto the injury ofrthe
drenched • nation in needless blood and may- - - land that bore them an, east them out. Nee
ed the foundations of their umes with hldeonn The Last 01 Thee Cootederate let n 0. generally presumed b, the ignorant
crimes and cruelty, w once immagme that Armies." hlaeka of thio Youth that. Yrn err, beuawaea
tis« 1w01etrenr. "1'wch cnmee, wud.ld go sent Yankee, is neetaeanly their friend, and aka
free is beyond b e comprthersiun of the The World's K ashingenn special cerate• onelaa broil will overspreed the Sohl hes•
g England produces may of the best specimen.
Orel pest(dthewnee •mh,i oat and de.perate of the human race, end, along with them,
and gentle wipers, but in tbis they were ei•Jiaed wourld not sllu.inf that Jeff pondent says that he hes had • convention locusa• siert'at boola 5011 ralef badngw
has u t e wp.nm n none .i _ ,
to Iy far ess moms y t e Malt •y coui y es Hi rid . mi 's ed or confiscated plrrutinY ad biriag
began to rain, when gloom and heavy and arm Hs r7 . KnA I.honr' ri ht ad dal cltttio umber hen.
cetera wield be cuntinement ,n •dungeon 1• y SmnNa harass an R 4 I
li,ht +bowers prevailed until •loot thre. lair ate. conpnsed uf'thrpeless end inh.rmonio,n trying oat ter and terpoantine there, and
o':l^ek, .ben it cleared op sufficiently to Hopiing Toa .ill gies *him • place i^ root eemrna Mlonrtng tro Pri•e's, Diek Tylo•'. R ^wing corn, emtnn, rice and eogu, obis►
allow the cern and sports •nanuneed n pro vslab:e paper, i „main, - c - e
grammes to ernemeoee. Aller partaking of Yours respm of "e rormname In numMrs, nut ria to spial At "" "err "`" '"' r• •^"-^"+ '^"•••q `-' --
A CAVAD1AtI tie( darn eMn wen I se abed on tM arm groes to raga and fo Wiese nth ansa jam
disrppninted, for •Mot eleven o'clock it I h f Cher maltec with a General just from Texas; who caims •t casae d oss Tor ., gin ting o o • oa-
h l rh d tot»thou,gist ,alarmed ran r r Y tis
a most excellent dinner (prep•r'd by D. _ i antis oar hundred ad Dve thnuand nam.. coming en. ' Trwt thrml(' is tM •.rr]] wt
Mudougall and boo lady, for the Temperance which, deducting for Ile nick and rhmnt O1aaim to b imprrssed oe thio ignorantllebj
HCLLETT' hnnve tb• arIYI nmmler of Kirhe's a,ldien
far camping it -forty cents 1 Mli*•* it was. (Dike, of whom eMn w*r' alonut •hundred aka nn man's Lir w0rdt as selwtantlal ear►
Mr. Guam has tendered him the tan menu present) roar went not to Tea Four nr ung bare. -A fe. da s • n to wmething like M 1 000 mar,, of whom 10, tis, Dat inert en being paid ss sea (5"
which be maintains 19 all the law allows 1*,,. participate in the .m memeits going on. awe heavy Hems belongin`` too the well-Ynnwn 00u aborld be deducted tax teameter' and
W charge. This he refeses, however, anal so 11. various games wen well contested, ad Mr. Humphrey Snell. of Hullett, bappeoing other no'afi/Ming men. G1 these 75,000 An Irish paler we patties s pan• of glom
1M ■+tzar will be bras ht before Hu H"nen tM pains+ prompuy •+•vied W tM snecerlul n motet in the field, . fight took pl.r,, in men, 46.000 only belong to infantry; the into • window, when a P aom, was wasat••d•
a enm;r.utors. TM Cwfithmpiin Pageant esu whirl • large t'nrou``h bred Lricnter qrn balance enlisVd as revelry nr mosnted info ing he, Mgae jnbitg hire, wiling his M.i.1
Judge Cooper a the nett sittings of the r„rt.iny a mmrnr.piees u( hurlee us ad his nark hrob in t1. Iran mand. Hite •r• try, which are reprees•td es steel!. my ad pmt in pasty of pour. The Itishw
consid*rin that M,I w is tis. s, s oD'ett t. Dart was •kar
Drrisi,. Caen in Clirtoa, w Mes hi, ' Couwold. provided with hone. Mot imperfect in dung. bore the banter for seN time, Wt at 101
R •e d 1 [ •1 line, TM •em is „resented t be flea .lensed Ilio tormentor by ' Am1 ww, be err
jai tgmeat Y to whether *veal frame" which &heed at red•ea great credit on IM inventive P
a mukad *pion . merrn M • mpresa (ieuluse of iu promoter'. At *Anna five L rd Palmer'tne'e lt*•IA is Mn rrr- roaR117 aPgl with am eaouI,ne .n.l proof trip 7e, err alse T'll pet • anis h use 1sed
o'clock ib. brant rare took lace en the 6.5., P Mioie. Kirby Smith ease the war preapheu w,tho*t any petty 1'
m•as.e alalia atm waning of 1M isaute, P nc hilt be eontinwee wadi, ad shames on hotter. He mid ba baA tris4 mea um.,
and suets se on* es the Inepsetnr wield he anA mem wita*wd fmm tM bank be m.ny from Paliawtary duties. Ie send
intermd and *soled a tators Thna
pac to J*some, Mt f ' The a:poemsoftbe U. & e-wersla•n
setdled W neer. I.. moa (tsr, ne set-in hoot. raters., end eded weedy mel proud t} Leel Arby's Vael•una of Ham., failed on atenunt of the ginMwa in the neer after Ihe xray i 4105 .4d, it is OMiaasd.
'Aker amok as to .Mals, a yard sewers is I1 eat iso sod dove the Lake, wbse shoot h•. mashed tM gfls t►0ratd *f im .U., u Met.ews Nei ins Ord N.w Orlr•ue. Be said will bs fear indeed milMas a yeses. 71 red
n•a rc •*are res .let. Ola• t005y er nets • 112'9 ani sod seeat tea Aneo thetek, the. treemafce. sbtl1,rgt a enT. Aariag flee h^s M 6.4 pvhet+A inti Ili• n r. enerrtrl4ier.