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W. T. COX, Editor and Propriotor.;
$1.50 PFR ANN. iNCES
14 11 Li ill COO Direft0q.
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tit: AT HOME FOR CONSCL.
1 ▪ V tat en 10 11 o tdoek, etre,/ day.
Wol ett paw:meat •uv hum toterwattle,amlit
er Joy
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PIlYSICIA N, S: EON, ke., (Lets
1 CR'House f..m5rron, 5.0.rwoit
Urvuc*-.'.t Arthur's Boa rd. o Ileum
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LATE OF1'.1NLEY-CLINTON,
sue Ilmod. Timadee'sforiper Mury
_July 1, Me.
DR . A. WORTHINGTON,
*DU stntk:FmN, Lo., will at -
J. trod, pereetearty, to Mesmer; of mad surgical
assaralmiss upon 11.. *yr.
MoWOUll Vi1.1.40 a., Q.,15.14171. I vat.' v
arm 1.•••%vt11.
A R RI T E It AND ATTORNEY -AT -
lime, and eohetionin.Ch•neery. County
crown A ttolow y:tioderieb.'.:,inada West. "Ike
• Coen Hume. trlen111
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M. 1C. trnraterort,
B.knarirEit, AT (OltNEY, *)NV
efingetim streeteloderwe, C,W•
Plinchsir Ilk Walker.
B ARRIA rEI4, soucaoRs, CON -
Me 0 ft,e. ..rer the Slur. el
J. V. limier Menelltelerwh.
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Henry Nee (*ern...,
DARIUS Nile Arr,..Ev.- AT. LAW
1.) Notaries rubel., Ate., Wet' $treet; I {oder
eb.l • • 1011
John leaviaorr.
BA rowic.r..iol,trtrint
11 414.e, Morbet Strom,
Corm, OK. i...tort,41reet,1iro 'tow!, 912
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PCAltRISFEwt: vr.t.sw,
1.1 No, vv •• 1 • Lidice Me
K meaeornel, West So. et.tr,ieri II_
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John 13. t Jor.I.,n,
r-roltstErAft•tw. soLlcITolt IN
r'%nefeery, Notary Polite, .Coareyanier,
47,i:tench, Goa Ida M rot. • (ale -.on
1.:South .1 le ef Wee etreet, third doer front the
• V roft-Hutow e.
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ATT03,4:y., m.,LielTut:
N•eary Pate...Cu teevaneer,V,..
•O Jeri, C W-1b3or, over 11.1J•,..liner& 1'0's
It irdstor•.
1‘011eY to Lena on Real PrIpertj.
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11. lei.oi•4'.V. p*'rirp
We.t NC; emit -epee F ant Dudr-weot of
Glaa,mtv
ag, %loom.
ATrtntNak*.i, A11.7-.:1r,,K.,,
-It etch, C. W.O.k.,-t.lIM1WS NEW
1111 Cc1K
II 1.. 11 14
rr):01:r. 1. •• OFPICFI
.:1 vrelete. eee o
11154wt,
O. P. VE41113111%.
St71,T, IT0".'. IN 4 II
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North Dr' ti.lt and Mercantile
Buratto( Co.,
OMee in Mr. ( oluit'• Law (*bombers.
JOIL IIALDAN, Jr.,
Ae-
Ooderich.0..tober 13. 3. sw13.1vr
JOHN B ETT,
Tin, Shoet-Iron, and upper Smith
EGMONDVILL C. W.
Stoves, Cultivators, dm, or Sale.
stepsinng Dono at Short flee._
MARINE INSURA 'E.
Menials kuserittais 'neaten nee '0
of met-er
Marine Department.
GEORGE RC el !Teel..
teem,4,, Apre :
Acetic
British American Assurance Co.
FIRE Si. MARINE.
\
Bitylleid, C. , _
D. Wilson Ross, B. A.,
B:money Puttee, tem.
mat 1,311.1 , Ste,, etowerd,e,. cooei,
line,. vlsw12-1c
MAITLAND HOTEL, GODERIO mets,
ETill
4
•
above is. moat pie...idle ;Ousted oft at,
41411,414re tee tem bleb. owe.- ee o time • TeAlbS, T Ta.
nett leike fieren;"--coeo-te, ,
Keno lk.iiel , TOnS, &c.
Meal... rents.
ARRISTEIL ATI ORNEY - AT I, elV.
nt.'fr4s 4 ,t
• W301.1; El MAW I Ca N.
Tho Groatost ronsible Good to the Groatost Possible Number."
"GODERICH, U. W.. THURSDAY, .1 U LY 13, Itp.
13 ' • Roctry.
mums Mutton).
RO TAX,
Insurance Comp'ny,
FIRE AND LIFE. I
CAPITAI.--TWO MILLION DOLLARS.:
Fun, I., .• ft !Wild ,85,000,000.
Annuli income Exte4i. $2,500,000;
(nominee* etle..ted at the LOWES2
ot5.tent W.04 ,Jirty.
Life Insurance -Ample ,Seen
itacr liners *en Tcs err wee fleilee
\ IlonTENGLI.+11,1ifit'its.
Losses\Promptly Settled Without
Referenc: to a Board of Diieotore,
CII\41.RLES PLETCHER,
Agent:
..11.*11\av: 1464. vela
GODERICH
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RELEAVEN
ad- c
toes
1 OWE:RICH, C. W.
DAYS' HO TEL,
WROXETER
to.11,1 oath.. ra,el Reel rumen,/ from
,rib to, me eMoopien, 01111 11ifif,4 north et
worn. it bad. oil 10 Wiff4ttIeff, 410 1111,..1114 11114.
elate to
Belmore, Walkert?,n, Soutamlaton,
or •Rrpla.•ron it 0.w foal
dot.on o v repeento mei et Met eta.,
•elV notris, 1111 refferf
ICE ALWAYS ON HAND
F or. RIA
Trout -Fishing Friends
1-1• ,1 I I, k ',ill' or
I HUNDRED IND E!FTv ,FEET
rtiat,Li.s
w to: -1. Po oati ietor. •
ersmosittrelsa Motel Illtebel I t .%1
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over • re.W 1' • f . to •10/ 11*11.. ‘11 I r
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j. Ir. cilia 11. IL, C. 111., 11* 'Ie.."'" Nei ' 1
n,,...1.410 .4. 4.W montirel.)
HY:4110: tE•sN A cil) AC C3k-ClaD FLICEC
rur, tufb....-At the 'beim... Coon ;
- - - CABINET WAREHOU SE
wri
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Aneer,tre..
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, 3-10N11" TO
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sVittaisto Prisaer.
Al7011VEY-Ar-1, kw, Aft1.1(Ntolt, IX
Obit -ere, Ofir...•) W.' 4, Iwo,
X.; • vienteviy
Frederick • Prondfoot,
It A ATP', ltNE1.- AT -LAW,
▪ • 004411 4..•7,1. Noroivir etteme.sey
:40111.14.0.t, Br. e. MI 2.6rn•
1.111.01 AO %Vent h t•ro
0)1+11, leel.11 ileree AND l'ilOVINCI 11,
'Le Let I ,,Or).1V., 0.,1e and Itew.t.wre,
viin3-
. • e)ROVINCI 11, to \SO el.:lire:Yell: AND
I. eetvai eierinee ,C,ittten. July I, 'lit.
• -•
•• 1..11. Hamlin.
CrIJV It, EN IINECII AND SnIVEVoit
betel A -..'-it on 1 Convey Inver, !Ctn.-teller
.1 P4 Pt; NI .1t, I I I...
ARCHITECT,
pf.ANN ANit ere., wir.vro,,,,
to .let tie in a nent end etre,' oyle.
ft• 0 fIce et Imo illeron melte. Mee. Kele
en et rem.. elerom.
vh.71,iy
O. XI. 'I' IT NI „.1..
AC3NT.
At tricot Square, Godorich.
• 14. veal elate Werlatteday,from 11 Nes
to la. NI:10
I rr I P4 'II t
Dr. PH 1F.I.10111.
V, MCCITANIC
or, •ITI,1`. (410•1•44.,,r to r. Mont.
g..ntery,) Omens, h, C. W. • .
Booms ovn Nr. F. Jordan's Drug Sore
lona try 1 et h. a w2s.ely
. • •
THOMSON &
(GATE ,tAti.t. ritornor,)
It notion & Commission Merchants,
0.46,110I ni,t, Corm,. c,todoosta
And next Door to Strong'e Rota
M 34 A 1"t) It 3.•
ba %IA,. .4 at le ,tere.O. AVnvfnn4. e
•I ,•,'n et tn. 44,4 11414r444 41 4...VI. 1 Ariems.
• teuti., no.1 io the Saw of Ilaologpl 11lock. Farm
•i.N.k, A '10 11V.Meerl .44 co.w141cIPIII C.,11M1111814.11.
• aftrIffril.f. 44101% e.41.e0.4. 1.14.100,4'• varmints
wooled, 11,041111,11.1,41001441.1•0••••reatool, th•loon
emus' .0,4,1,1,4, 44144 et tee ittemie Asc.
l',0111 teem modem every TIoroint.
Vetoer, Sales etton.14 to on reatonalio tenni,
.11ais.faNi. Sall ISO 11115. • wtri.drr
Ill. Ala Leo
r Alit; rios KEIL. IlAYF'110.1..D,
4,4 flacon. Sates 1,1 romp or country
micreteellystterMethe. es-) cree
• - • --
ifhindter.
T .14111111411D AUOT1011 I.: it for lirROS
A.4 SIM ea wee ass., rweetuAny attended to.
*NMI. tkolsvie p0. woo-Irrse
.1 ohn traienevreell.
(lINNIt Air (14)313404MM( AoFST
ilneert's lienvh, tor fit SINS
• limettee.0 ..... tee, Are.,ate. Oeteente Scowl
way. V1113111f K110'1041114 W•
teeter 1114MP.
PORW A COMMTSeIGN
Morrhant,Itvirmertot, W. Now. mn.1
A ••14,41•.,11414•1444. If14141114411 n( env keel en-
etotee to him WI' I reeeive prompt etieetton.
veto teem:
C.) 7"
,J
• r-4
17:1 1 upon it. Jet. s mulelitiess
, made
31*4 01117,
Q
°beam
bee the makinar of hen, theueb you
nii,:httit have ofmatered the little pot heated,
tines skuded o suclu as malt of a make
after ull, .' •
Joel had one se a hundfome, eleerhead-
ol, active yuung a -AWL 'weight 'as •
youifilareh, and as t in hut way when he
cis* to barn (toe, as r oei hitimell. Ties
loon, as he grew me load owed% great mediu-
ms. to his father in work g tits feria, and
his services hal been' mode he Most ot; the
old men managing to keep him at }tome with
.o \ el • 114111. atter he had ought to hare
eor h imelf. Net an e .r.• te tee
rims by .few:e.
111011ille
Atit-" Un thelartan."
6, 1 wish 1 wen ever my tamale Lochasir.
'elmoutseeteto where I tear 1 11O1 1,11 Wonder nab
1,.,114 the heether.cled fell., and the green-
.'
bracken deo.,
And the sylvan delights o' the leaden' glens,
Wla.reche emale doers- high o'er the meanies et'
blue,
And the wee lavrec' nestle. 'many tt.e dear
dew- e
We're the rode *helmet reek guards *31. 4*.'.; le
his loir, - •
'Mons lite stern noire wrldwoede by bonnoe
Lot tepee
llat far, for aeray o'er the fortin-bundine tide
0'. the dreary Atlantic, sae deep .04* *01'
ts site lane Manny-torteu thetehadaw the wee.
1 union pow vie Ono ,.range love er' haute in my
1 in-ft}Witeluisile-down I.y •nielif on iiiy.p.11ow of pain,
And wekete frerh engtmli at inorion' ageoi
gatikindrut1 endearments to *mem my eire•
Sae 141.11av ha14111.4../!11.viooe
1 low ea' the 'mend thecibreeh at e'en,
Ani 1/4•1• Ole thetreeene Mat glarKeet on tba
green- , .
110•1111“:1' the r theeteep watrnite
Net me eerie:nee t woolens the mon we Ins
But titrid tette c Zrcy /1°,0.1 ren --.9f.,
And 11.1, wroat u' a nig wren:, 11)0 burdens iny
L., Mr ni.cht on rarti. mot g • ply any MI.,
elm 401, 4,4.' the level haunt. teener Imeterair,
hel 1 tee non i.e.. the Iteepy
Hy tome. 1 wad stoat, Kee by I wad 4r
Vet' en um me strew Ili* nerve tempest I'd
brave.
or perela nie lo mit on die hie rolling erave.
Wi' 0. .. ... lIc AIM on tha gale o' tlie down.
lel seen 1.1.1ft the•tre; art. aid btram Inr 11
Till soul draughts tr' Freuslort. wi' Nate l'J
shsfe •
'Mang ate, stey meentsat eon., by bon
Lucerne.
• Wm. 11.1NNATTNE.
AsItlield, 22ed June, 1.63.
Pro/. Ilalatracre Girl.
-r
crotebety and contrary .itt chap was
Shellettburger, a rich old fanner, and
all *II d 4ey in his karn. no bad
eay in the seed by the deem.leet
-seizing hold of vieuttever come in
nteluiney that hold 54 thot.git
east a mealy a.,d *one 1114 ell obtaltict7 1*4
the seine mintier; :old the uld Mita grudied
him 04» ket•pe g ef these. •
Joel Slieliermereer and bin eon Ansow dif.
fared also, but these were two points in which
the difference ameunteil tummies -thing seriets.
• • The first point c oneerni education, tor e
the eld 'RU111'11114 the swift profound rontempe
\ swi the ii.ot h id not, There Imo a college
.e.,
- sew. heli tbemi mem from the Sliellenbareer
forin.wel thitligr -bit in4 thoroughly pietior
Pfshiii.b.•11", i0 ifyitri vf f elle. iy thaw tie; tied
oppeeitieft- Areetn het oil( hinise:f, in rite
- 01 theeatee emanated oppositi ..... and by one
...to . . routoitithee toed lament. aud tweet heee ti
out .hy lite mother'e small inafloeing, eept
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(TII I: )1,131'*l TIW CIWNTY.
D. GORDON,
CA ;1 1.7.1' mew sr 'inns
AND UNDERTAKER, IlLvir lamitl3LEINUIIR3
414.11 5191 11.4 noW on band a eempiete Main Street, EacteT.
.1..- NI*CON N 113.41.4.
W ES s Tit E ET, GOD.ERICH• - -
awrortnooti P.1111'tlire, et hos et'art•romone,
mem Ae
enfee, Ilatottet, Tehles, Bedsteads, *13120,
1 Vane 50,1 We tleenttel t eforieline
eee 1,,,,,eine mimeos, in variete. rot
Home Manufacture and Imported !!
D. O. hon rolwereen hen.; a ennielete ae
*e'en/Pet of COFFINS. At -'o,
31181TO
MONTeM.ENTS. TONI 1S' TON:ES.
1 0,01f•Ve.. ot et erf. 41,••.•Olo lin
111V1r 4.10101141,1,11f. ..... 1,11,1 011
01,1 not vet aiel the 1.1wewt prices.
Libor. tredat.11011 1011(10 tor '*.b.
ILL rt ICTIALLI iTTINIII TO
• myresoti Monuments Are. may be
• 1..}oher I. -IV2
• •
ele Limier and Cordemed teem) in ex- 7 •
chanes for Furnittire. • lists•cetr.st Ace. 4k.e.
Outterfeh. fath Oct., 1863 we,
DIATT.ROBERTSON,'
Alootatar'
FOR SALE!
MADE TO ORDER,
MANUFACTURER J. C. M
of Ai- trisin. n•
FPFINITIJAZ
01)1* A4
Runsens, Norse, Limners. Wastes& in embers.
variety, W klesk Is'*, meteeeete,
Center fabl., ninon: lableo, Breakfast Tables,
Toilet Tables, Went Stands, (hair., met may
other articles too numerous 10 mention. Ail kende
el
WC/1) IJ Ft NI N,Iris1
Prom rly ntiendeil effeffe.STERY.n roller
brenthee.
UNDERT MCI NG, tic., 8ze.
IMIT. K. nispeettelly illears 54 esecninatien fll
aim Mock. Warranted to be .4 Ade 01 11i.. heoi ma-
teriel it.1 weenie...hip, one Al gr. Illv 'rehired
preen. Cell endeompare, wed beset need before
going eMewheree
cot..1 rine ell kintla of Farmer's Pro-
direeteken es,henre.
Warwroont on 1.:Ign serest.
todeneh . Marek teal. MAI
FARM FOR SALE
J,401' 3, Om A, Township of Myrick,
mtte mem Wromiter, en
THE GRAVEL ROAD.
I.*. bona, owl hum,
92 ACRES, 28 CLEARED
Apply vs
F. W. THOM AS. Neg., B. M.
Oodertch. rela 46, 1461, 11341,041
Oppesite the Market.
j.• All kind' of repairing done on most
refutonable terms. et;:g
floderich, Angast '2n 1P111, aw94.
COAL ! COAL 1
A LARGE QUANT1TY OF ' •
BLACKSMITH'S COAL
ON RANO AND
s
Lt the Wharf!
GEO. RIJMEALL,
Agent.
Goderich, May 29th, I (1115. ew77
.1011n tit.ainte
rommtvstiivEit Cot.TRT OF
tatteen's Ileneh,r.snweyanher,Ne. A lira
miry kept of Perin and Twin lbois for Sete; par.
5105 510,51 ;MP ON ..I.. 0? &tones le pnrehafte
writ phrase trend petteniam.
eta
2aasaaaottassta. to. I AM
Zouey to Lena,
0' •
le tonna. Amity to
R. L. DOVLF,
•Crahb's new
Goderich, .lan. *3104*. ere0 1 yr
the WI. lift graduated. Jo4.1
Misher.or c sted the pound inch by inch.
lot or:, nfiale, in his seellehoese to d aloe
thine ra e oletinete. hid 34. 111*4
✓ hould leave him. Thet
.1i.lerenee. and that how A.teri mill it.
6.0.001 Naa nut Oft ly to be et BO easy eh
arraezeinette
14
[surveyed the kitchen arid r.elf you nii/ht 11/1VO likin • le a sent ible ileuestone inyeef, on the part of nor
still uneeets--the mosfles about ber mouth
twttehed •o-rvorin!y, and. her eyes' twit:110i
roguish brightruli,.
Pretunclly A town looliml that way,
hotalitly tee face took legubiious length
aud, cowing into tli, formic th.. girl suiu„
ineinuatingly, hot withrett looting ut him ;
"As,, would tent 11P either hien' a servant
' the litho ? ' and stood telgetiug troth the
fringe of her bhawl. •
4. 1 believe not," said Anson; coloring,
with SOCA stmoyinet, perhaps, at the natilit.
of his employment.
"Shure, sir, an' the lady that tint me said
you'd be shure to tatioclue U11 h,,r MC0111411011.
i,lwa,,ii,43..n,, which is ill tuy puoket-atod here it te
.
. •
Slie gave him a little wee, which proem.)
to be nem Barbet Ile:steel. , Aesee read •it
with very lover.like curetubTes, but eh000l/
1/f4 head.
" 1 am sorry, tnj good gill, but we do not ,
•
wish to, hire a servent.7 .
..'14,ilike
our fattier ineyn't obeiect %hie
b0.‘1":10s5ootlinelo...:litle41)0iteirithie'%O'Itlat.d'd.ovhitot boneett
and it, rod feather, and repressed a' smile,
wonderin; What hie foother wou'd sae. But,
he was of tnu kihol'y a tenure' to be wifline
neemease even this servattt to his father to
relief' manner. He relented, what lo. hod
said before, teeorine her that it Mroulabe uu
use to see his falter. '
•
The girl etited n ntroment lif ye Oar.
Mr, I'll just see hen a utemeM-Ifelike he
may take,* likin' to the look o'
And before 110 4.01*!,) replyethe had crossed
the reem, mei stood tl:aiii die the shoed of
themext. Anson eelowed penitently, curieue
to see a -hat -sort of 4 receptiono she would
get.
" Shure an' rft du platy more'n l'as
worth to yetis," she wan soyitr; *tilt innocent.
emphasis. • as Anson eiotered, ehe militia
raeidry, pewee!, out limb it torreot of w or do •
tleit the old iiimi eltuld 'lee by rely tee:Mie(e
slip ene in among them road a .% re.farrlacf
her with 1111 1-1,i/11:11111011 a tile 11100t 11,10:4101W
Will'll'i1;bWreerItrliable YOltilinity cdnipletely
baffled tee old inaa's a:teatime, Ile evulol
nor my e ovort1 Who: wiehol to, 0011 W11110
Nhe 1:1)111:41df.41 111, 111111'. W1111 " 1 can make
flap teen and conn Mewl theed bring the
very ere out iv )Cr hoed, and Molie,..ye
wally yer tongep with delielimemeneoe'
if hu leal a Wlf/L:41`44 it welt tor thei jacks
'corn briaud,) he mode telly tree MA
thu he in a sort of delieitiue ewe, wet mei
her eh *buntline smile hew ankh elle ex.
t eeted " to ;get fur dere WI dime theige."
"Se, ity rem (0,140 a week," wee the
prompt 1 i!y, , .
With a eel more cunnine !angle Joel
d her 31 if the motel. 61fritly 10'1.6
atuezement eh aereed 0*olice. und he found
eh'tnuolae!ir.t1:linis44ell'o's'e1it7.e1Itiret7siti"lo'd‘b1y0tlau'i'gith.:
mg with Moque (4,ymmot. .
," Llut Am girl, with A further ado, proceed
cd to deemumber eis-el et boneet aud
sheet, mei veroiefeel in be directimi Of the
kitchen before anything tied he sal As
elm s..ut the tl-ecl idle ailOW glee* ut Avon
that Made him start ued b . lite • lip, and
promerttly he stele Lachetimari sees. Nno
was already at work, handling the broom lokt•
411 Wilt, *IA ;1'1 11 LI 1/41114 is her rich brogue
at the theiV elm led amn:whited in the
corners; for the ext nt -of AnSoll'S and his
fatimee swo epee( b kmets to lined, the
-----------0,0....lm :lee hat to ttic tr...1-
.,„ - i , ! :
At cellege Armen hell enteethine e..
sides llnionting h,tnotw. e hod eliMicid
Mem is very charmitie rem aeon 1,3 euris
and azure eyese-ot red.lipped 11 1 tide remelted
latiye • daueliter of tone of the efeiers,
who, instead of curving her doenty et the
homeepun suit whieh hift poverty and hos
fathers nigeardoinem compelled him to wear,
never wind in be conscious et Onfiling Of
anybody ese when he was try.
30 short, A111011 had Cowl some one ire
love, soineloody thAt liffleunted to merry, es '
leo grevely informed hie Weer. You eltoould
have Seen the old mates epee : it was a mercy
they wete fast in their sockets. Ile wee
going now to set these' (pint hie absurdity
anddiebedtence by marry] ler a"towi girl ! \
Had enoterh tei marry any, seeing hie tether
wasnt through with- hint yet•••but a town
4)0d1 He should itever consent, and every
Shellennareer acre should go to strengere be.
fore A11,11911 Meted Move oar, 11 -he persisted
in an idea reliculou.
A Acme, whet !mon 10 there ing a
town girl? euentioned Itarlee Heleteall.when
Anson told her, balf teething half vexed, and
altheet her niefid - for, without romstanee
from hot ether, he could not niarre Barbie
lot a !OIL! 11144. mt.
• At1ooll latiehod aen, hut with merle IMP
lilfraSsOrient. oat ing. " My father afraid that
dmighter of Preemie? Iliestend would not
make II very gqcol formore wIfe"
Dues he think -7' Barter hesitated, took -
2..; with smiling pirplexey at her little white
haloes
That these pretty hands don't know
tntieh about brewing and haeme, cte„
Evictly ; I be'ieve he thinks just tht.'
'Then he think. wrong,' said Barbie, red.
dening, and looking sop at her lover with
tonuesi le pout. 'Didn't I hear )'IU any
you need a !vent at home? I've a mind
IQ ge dewe d offer for the plce.'
Anson laver 0 again etenyingly.
• e net•d o badly enough, but my
father will not seer one fftsitle the house.'
'Why, how do you live thee Who cooks
for you. now *ht* your mother. Is ill?"
"We do our own cookong, ' Anson sad,
with it return 011he half 11•11.embar.
raised expreseion. "We took for ourselves,
or do without."
The very dim suteeedine the one which
witnessee thiA conversation, A11404 1114 at
home having hineel over serne culinary
operations, when the outside time which
pond ajar, 1144 noiselessly Duelled wide mem,
and a eingitlarly attired form presented itself
nn the threehttel. It wore a red and green
plaid dresa the cheeks very large, • yellow
. howl, end a very frowsy tumbled white hen
net. A red betther, neatly as tong sa Anson's
e rne ;eremite! berm one e.le, and within the
brim flopped the immeme frilt of a cap
whir+ eking Hole arnand the lams of the
strenger. The fame -what ennld he men of
t -was a very canned Ottll 50 be inmate ot
such • bowie* and cep. Jeet now, is she
441014 110T. 1'01 1001 111140 NIe SCO. 2
anconscious of his' eetutiny ; but presently
tete turned, aed claspieg bunt little hand.
upon the wp of .the lintel:ell:oldie, 11 kb
Mt141.11 Of bravado and, &rebut as not lir be
mistaken ;
Well'Ansen, what do vea think ?"
Tee yr).'',) m 10.1•11.10.4 and oluoked •an-
cimel itrOIC same breat h.
" 'Ile a at
so you, Berber?" he sei,d; ," I
0110 1101,1 141Z 4o111101114 Or the 1101.•
1' Not *fa I Fooked nt you," said the girl •
roeushly. retrieving as he ripproahed.
"Jet yeuIleek lb 134114.1 the thin* (BLEAT BRITAIN Ali 11/i
Bareie ?' ,C.11 11.3.0i.
"Shur an' why ain't it the thing for
poor girl to hegettia' daccitly anti TIIE CANADIAN I IELEGATION.
I ntcy 7'
And thee WW1 11 1,. eotild gtt (Mt el her. Thoir Conforonco with. the
Having aletewiedg. her, Merit ity with Imporial Govornmont.
Wm lI4 ILO aritp.
nrOitelmi.10 Biddyecat, and Vii0:1 heve
',Abele to say to lain except itt eLat char Official Statement of the Result.
neve
followittcpapeis, relating to the con.
Dem your fatler know of thio, Bathe.?
What„regelei fere
he ,,.y ? ' • persevered Allem, nces -whch have taeen place tetweer the
x tone y. Impersd Government and a deputation f,om
theExocetiveC:tittltfettled4Ippoiued
Shoire an' is not me own father meld hea,r.ithhrlili:atyst.4nmeutou
ha imerferite wid net, would he r • a.tid 41d.j”ets of importance to the Provinette were
girl, met elm to -yeti.' Ile eaneed at.11iddy Majeetyle ilovertrinent.
III he *mom.. Site turnriesarlt, end catue A110 torsi euletet referred to in the
near d etppitre tee el 010.5 1511.1111,1. It micitte-thot a the confederation of Abe
was net the tire' eine ,t 441114 Mod lieetd such 1 Ifrittslt Noith Atnet ice?' Proeittee.we re
imit.uations, and ho eteemet pealed on tee part of the Cabinet the matte
tomod teen. • ; awes %tech buil effetely been givait.tof the
1VOL. X VIII. -NO 24
British govetement, • and in what pteon
• the two intpuitant omeations tot the eon es' 0..
Mem, between the premiere and of then
future relation*, political mid tnileary 51111
the L'ilited Kingtean stand. A tiespetth
Freon Mr. Cardeett to Lid thrcws ea
much light ca these topics ad can be gismo
bran official document, and tutheunms er•
ringementa which must •before long b..
brouelit meter the notice of P.,riistatant, mil
roceito the serious couseiterien ef the Bet
ieh public. The chief oubjects 01 delibeia
ems are malty aceurufely known. The rOTI•
G1114'411011, the iteciproeity Treaty, sad the
military and 1140111 defence of the povinem,
have Lem theenesed officially within tbe last
tew weeke and, we doubt nut whit nouch *31'
441110 arganseuts It• 111 MOM populer quarters.
Indeed, all the meet dotiiimit probleme which
1:1111 be pieduc'ell by • colootial system on.
toteuelit together, for the' decisiou uf this
"Suie, Sir, and h 'tent myeell that'll be ! reminded the Cenel's,' 'Attster.' thet on tee meettry by the vete. Of the Camelia:1 MT..
&Aber Miran' my men tie I Alit eked.' inert 03 1340 Imperial Goverieuent efieled ob. Lawn. A. mother counry's cleima on tee.
"I3i.lJy, will you merry ate ' seitleAmon tained a vote of money for improvieg 114 for- obedience of colonists, tlusir clatter on her •
• tilicatlens eleebec. We assured the that protection, the relato's of each end both
ex! ii.i1""
tht.0Cide." she seel prorptly. put • .so sotto 56 lltat rote had tettebbleute.d, the eith • powerfort intletendent State, the
ting be: limier 11 his while old Joel came emir 1 necessary iiittructious Ikea been/ma eetior withority ot the mother countryet represent.
choking with ate. 10neal. lt 444 too hoe to the finmediate execution atilt; 011 04, whielo atite 10 neeotiate treaties for a colonial cent •
reeefe, au they soon inede him unlerstand, would be prommufiel with airiclteli ; and w„ inunity which has its own league .... and
whether he lied reaeywished suele a tetiag ur • remindevl theta ut the Imminent ller Maks "•14i.tiiii.,eii,,st,ttali,tr.• rniggtit.tint.tf.tilatetheaotlui.nyvettbt ivepitund,ifis:
fe it, and, a.hove ell, insoluble quesuoits ef
the ninety flence 0( 11 C01011y. agaistot out
neje' or by a $tate on the other side 1.11
ocean, orris a list of dilliculties which nem
• ,
wee • say esioievy cultists. w• 10*4
1..ma to say that the home leuverlittem
*eons to tetel that every step shoot d be L3410
with delibeetiou, mod as few obligations
incurred as powitee. If the late debated
have prevented the giving of iudiscieet
Oreg., and the mixing of false hopes, they
w2:1 nut have beets in vain.
The delegates have reason to be satisfied -
with the good will of tee home government.
'Ihe Duke of Somerset, •,I.ord De Grey, .elt.
Iltadstone and Mr. Cardwell conducted the
negotiations eith %bent, and the result ia that
the eumnies ',live received imeunuice of their
complete liberty of acne° in everything that'
relates, to themselves. The pritocipie of
tenoned sellmoverninent could not be tarriee
to a greater leneth. 'f he eolonies ore to tho
what they wish, and this country 4 le givo
thew all the emestance in itspuwer. The hem
queetion- thee of the Confederation -et ry•
patently beset with difficulties. '1'he leo
Canada. have pat aside their ancient jeaktii•
sies sod ere reedy to meet II a common ka..
Intern. The scheme devoted by the deleeetea
in the recent Intercolunial Congress wa. to•
gannets, acd has nearly disarmed the Sus,
cirets uf the French race, But utete, ore
have arisen where they were least expeteme
Tait delegates of the seacoast colonies hed
"tteeti Ott kabala fur Confederation as hot
Canadians. Tbey Itad accepted the sclirtue
with ell us cistails, and some of the nteet
generous of the speecbes delivered on ow- or
two festive occasions were by New Brune
aschers and Nova *ethane. But in *3..n"
Provinces the people on leveed theeglote
have become unfavorable to the scheme. 1.1
one of theui et least it has been rejecunl by
large majority of the Iwgislature. The i,
ject cunammently for the present interrupt.
ed. It will itrohattly be tarried at :Ina
the advantages it presents are far menu
than mil l'rovince can derive trom • selfen
iselation. But all the influence of the (1.••
erten General, and the pereusunous uf the
other colonies', will be necessary to °Vermeil..
this illiberal obstinacy. The opinions of 'he
Fee:14h public 1111 *hi,: matter nee well kre1.11/.
,EI !melee:. ye beet. 111104 1111111 111:1
1111f %111"i01/11 Cle,eflf 41,101.0.1 111.111: 011,1 Itfl 11 0
1140 1141j11101i1y; E11411411 VIPS& anti .Kug.
lion forms of government. The tendency of
communities us toward* agglomeration, afiLit
4 tea/ by dee principle 'hut the British *re
manes eta hope to attam • high peed of
prosperity, and full Recent, from ioretign
greaaion. But it is a matte.r 011 141111:b
0411 wily *deem. Iler eltesty '01110111e govero•
ment has no power to coerce emu Prince
liewierd's !slatd to enter into the Contetiene
bon agaitiet de will, ibis coaritm has a just
influence in each of the colonies, and thiot
influence will he exercised in favor or the
project arlitat the nation and the majority of
the butnemei ttf nieh America upprime,
Such is the. declaration which Mr. Cardeell
makes in hie despeteh They will .7 use
evavy proper paeaus ot influence to carry into
effect, without delay, the propotiod Coafedest
ation."
On the qemition of the Retiproeily Treaty
the government could give a similar emu,
*nee. Sir Frederick Brace hes " alremly
received instfuetiun to Iltgo1111141 for a re•
newel 03 43141 (testy, and to act crouton I
with the governinert of Canada." fto far,
the decision of 1114 government presents no
difficulty. Nor can there be much doubt
that, on the rubject of the Northweetteit ter-
ritory, it has taken a wise reactive. The
temedien mituntern desire thet the terrine'
shrink1 he at Au ever to Clutda, and, t
halve underteken to negotiate with lb*
son'a Bey l'ompany for ther serpent*
thew rigbbe on the conditiom thet t
nity, if any, shall bit peel by • I
Catiad under Ate Bernal gut%
though there ie something or atisfaetnry
the 'totem of Imperial guano emi foe eolotnal
debut, yet it 14 toteoible at the Romeo of
llterenttne will not he i iepostel to accept
this one "if the .moo ot the indemnite
reasoluthle and the urity sellicent." The
Ilioltiont May ro any 4 • en:oaten of the
old country, and e may as well keel a help.
11131 liand to ove it when it beennea an
obrotacioi to e progress of the tract which it
,......oVertiS. to the right of the 1013*11
Piovine , eltoeld they confederal,. to possess
the ole territory of British America, we
pre me therewill be......few otemition A.
elm vetoer ne florntiMeorti
Itaart 8111., --.Knowing you nre always *ill*
iug to do justice to all who fusee to apply to
you tkrougli your witlemprenol and valuable
journal, I ask you for the firm time to do
sae a small favor in respect to the charge laid
kgainst me for " presenting a revolver to a
elc1rtbur," for welch my name ap•
pear:eel the Con•ictioon Lim of leo weeks
dign4A, The charge shove 'tinseled to is
fat*, wkIi I have ample testimeey to de-
Monetrate, wised or poswesied •
revolver" my life, nor was there such
a weapon in My premises. At the time .1,
rippeatd before Peter Reateay,
Emu, and on emoutot of the l'henters ab-
sence the J. P. oroule not preened with the
case or demise it indefaelt, Ind lsid it over
peel namredly for the preemptor to smear.
Wben MeArther del appear, he hasterred to
Mr. (buter. and withdrew the mute paying
OP rivet. You• otll pereeiee, Mr. Edtor,
that the thee,* em relatious snel
g,ourelleaa, mid mt it wee jnftirnerstelenditittrithae. Id
not hive mmeared eith criminal in the Cos.
victinn Roll.
" See here, father:" be said rougkishly, rdeterminottimi a lier Majes'yet Government
"just you I ice nte out a Wife bed tee whet ' to me °erre peeper mant; of ii11tience to
trill become of tt." , carry mei effect totheut &lay the proposed
''•Tlie unly girl worth having, wouldn't cuitliehoatien. .
have 311.111. I .1 sr.' vote Belay ?" J..iel 44,, the ser'ond mem, we entered into ••full
met itrusublittely, but Sudleuiy turnine to the considefatien. of the Important subjeet of the
girl. _ , . &time, el Ceratle, net witleany looprehensien
41110011 W11.4 Stililing muliciously. Erideet ' un either aid, thatthe friendly inflations now
Wriyolk had kept Barbitee lovor al • mud ! lia114 stilistin4 betwee• this eountry and
tantelizine awl unrelentitie dist once all this , tbe Piked States are likely to be detubtl,
thee. Ile wee hewing his revenge now.-: but 11111/1•011411d Rota the COiltiCtion that the
%kit: a deeper:1e Metre Belay related her ' wilety of the empire from teemed° atteek
eolcusdadniSed, to tiay with cuuroldereble self. 1 ought to depend up01 it$ own etreneth mot
antoPation • • l the due appiication elite own resources. \Al,
toot 4-i1e went oat of JelOill presently, and ty‘i Ot.vernhitint Ima made 14 them to prucxed
privately poet/led hoinseil to omelette, 11 1,. I Willi the f0ttiticatton4 of Montreal.
were in be sense.) or net. Seteng the too Tete Comadten Mittieters. ill imp'y, expressed
incelit.; by the witalow iit dom.; ccevereation mireservedly the deeire of Caisatle to devout
stem 111.14r, he crept with the same' laudable i her 'bole retwerees, both in men and money,
intention tuwards them Under cover Of the for the mainteuence of her connection •itk
bustles that gre* by the house. the 'nether country, end their fll-belief
Now Iterbire, Ausen was sayin, laugh. the •readineso ot tlie CAllatlian Parlitneut to
ingly. e what is tole; dome next ? I mutt my make ktvown thee deterininatittli in the tliwit
Too have nuonneed wenderfully so fur; but authentic tietener. They said they had
what il,i met suppote ittell my when he flues eremied the expeteleure fur their militia tom
out youre mit Liddy melte' three hundreJ ileitestorel moue million dollars,
- e Not teddy at all!' to reamed Joel eine and woulol stree to train that force to' the
\
enbarger, struck with • au thin suepicioe of satisfection of the Secretary of State for War,
he tome nut what, es he set ed tout of his provided the cost did not exceoel the late
caved. • • • mentimitel mesearinually, while the queetion
There intim! lEttle, the.yeh.iie frill- of ter of confederation is pendine. They mid they
0)44 .01' ZIA Ow tovnve AA t ver. She laughed, were tweeting eo eepenote the touesteei of the
theueli alien elot air?, Mtn. and deliberetely works at Molotrealleim the queotion of the
1113401: off tier , tap, 'shook her bright curls works *cot of that piece, and from the gin.
amu' lieentee. tied reotehing towards nim her ' tent of • naval armament on letke Theatre,.
baud, mid erehly„ "Shure sir', an' , you That the execution of the whole of them,
wont be after batio' 'spoor girl became; .er ate Ls would render it nectmery, fur. them ta
*melee; lluthie llalstead instead of Biddy
Fenn l '
. " , You -you Professor Ilaistead is Ay
father. mr, ' ma 14140 ill 114`11 uatural tunes.
. " What's Hint ?
-
Barbie repeuted it.
have recomae to a loan, %Inch could only be
rained welt the euarantee of the lowered
arliament. They were ready to teepee. tu
•ir lateielature VII their return a measure
for his purpose, pen -idea thet the guarantee
of th Imperial Parliment were govenenowe
And you're nut Irieli?" and th t they were alltboriZeti COintounC
.• Never a bit. ' cute to «e Parliament of Canada the Reser.
ATalc• iti
ie old marIlia face.t stood a tnument,elonds cath. *nee that, the occasion atisine, 'England wilt
lei
have preps d adequete naval fore. (or
" Well. Anson,'" he said rather surlily,- Lake °uteri They thought that if the emr
" you've outwitted me a 1111-stiuch good iiattee WE,. not obtained now it W•11 probable
May it do you. You'd 1:eter get mit the that the ('*,,alien Government and learlia,e
homes. now, m45a34Helder:as girl home, ment would think !admirable Chat the gamete,'
he rivet *aid *ogee her by this time." of defetisive werks rhoulol *Watt the decision of
" Yee sir ' And Anson colored with the gtwernment iotsd legislature of theunited
mitieled anger end amusement. provnices.
Barbie del not Change . ei.natenance, how- len the part of Iter Mleaty's Government
ever. Exterding .her band agent she raid we assetited to the nasuilableneas of the Pro.
sweetly, e oull shake hands with we pool that if the Provinee uoderstood the
sir. " . primary liability for the works of defence
Jeel Shelleibarger tarried And gave his mentimied in 11.e letter of Lieutenant Iblenel
lotod Thes 1;1.1 took a in ooth
hers, bentlitie her, bruht, arch face toward
him and femme " I shell cone tomb some
time, air.- Will you be glad tosee? " -
Joel hemmed mid hawed and stammered
out at ast, 11*, yese come baek Biddy 1,
mean Mists (Yee 13 11-1 *Wan Miba-
etiegt seel the gel quietly,.
the s .eve the
e• .1 1 Gook, tie. meet
Barbie did COME. bacL in :t very few weeks
toremiel nobedy was happier to see her than
old Joel, thotteh he was a little shy at finite(
Note/nor Helsteuil's girl. She wenn made
him toree, heeever everything save that she
was ARNOW* ‘111.4 ; and the w47 he humored
the efy puss by sundry grants of money, re•
furteshine. and repairs. rm, I coulduet begin
to tell yeti. • liut I'd like you to see tho
Snellenharger place SUM battle. has cone
there to live.•
Jervous, and showed a sediment security, her
Majesty's Government should apply to Par-
iament for a gewantee for the amount
ratueed ; and we sai'l that her Majesty);
Government would furnish the armaments; for
the worke. Ilut we maid that the desire and
decision of the Provincial Legielature ought to
let pren0140cet1 before any apitlicatitet wax
rn-vie. to the Imp.. il J',i: mom. Oit the
• t ef it eerie f 34,1 se• I
0.101 (1,31, "l''1 oh) oO.1 ..11 tir oti
do.1C), .1 1114 C0111,11 1441 411 1.,,,Olog 101 14..v11
this country and the united Suites rerfdt•red it
impossible tor either notion- to piece more
than the specified number of armed vessek
in tee lakes it* times of peece. In CUM of
Witr, it would, as a matter of course, be the
duty of mg Government in thin country to
apply ire means 14 neval defence according to
tite podeneen it !Wein fot on upon timexieete
men of etch partiCillar time, and Atm Cane.
than Ministers might be maimed that her
%vat, s Government %meld not pewee Arca
to he f mnd in such position 14 to Ite unable
deelieree es duty ift efieo reeect. This
was the 0111 amurauce tbe Couta,l, tu Mioietere
could expect, tor we ciould give.
Upon a review of the hiode matter the
Comedian Ministers refereed to the prolutemi
which hae been mentioned above -that prionty
in peed tf,,ne iliould be given to the con-
feeeratten a the petviiiren. Ti, this we, on
the parta Iter Majestye Governfuent,assented,
liecottfermity, how, ter, with a wait strortely
exert Mei by the tem:thee elthisters,
further wed that if, upon future coomideneion,
the Canwitan Government should &etre te
anticioate the f1onfo.lerati05. end to promos,
that Canatho mimed execute the werks. they
• dotobtlees communicate to her el Hay'
tioteninient diet derision sod we trumed thnt
• idll botHwe
h es of
• pmenteri bi Mr. Carwete 11...r *Oat p 111 thtlse ettellantitees
In vain were all remonstrences with the Parliament, on Mundiy, leth June, they would feel teetered that any much cumu
rovbish and *dial girl. She peraimed in' co 1. Of a Despatch from Governer General nie tion trotted he received by m in the Most
ly spirit. •
lie third rint, the Reciprocity Treaty,
ban ministers repreoeeted the gone
to Canada., of the renewal ot thro
treaty, att requeeted that Sir F. [truce might
le put in em enteatina witlo the wet -Lewitt
leed Mone upon (he subject. We replied
that Sir Ie. le• a bad already received in
stiumions to nee ime for a renewal of the
concert with the Gv-
beine Biddy, even to him, tend maintamed a "oetourol eloitclo to the Right llua.
dettanee between teem very different' teem Cardeell, el. I'.
at bete me) 1.,u, and Barbie is leo own germ", Merch 2441*, 1461.
P Perat7sler'verl bottle before he cculd return your" Wormteen a copy of en approved
Sin, --1 hove tbe Lamour to transmit arm
to the house, lee father haying joined him, mieuteof the Executive Council of Caned*,
atid upon ttne toner:et mei timelier detained .apetintingmeeteulation from their body, who
him. When et lust thee eetmed toteetlier, me to prue;:ed Ensland to ceofer with her
kitchen and mettle room, both ttf tr1M31 had elejeetv s Govern:flout on suleo•cts uf import.
twtin7ren .ina
hatImunidLerug4t1:ni,10st'oc1.11a *hr.,,reirktlaPl'tYle 'ere": on the tleputation 7000(1011 leaving by the
mice et the Province. The, gentlemen named
!Or ttir rocco fhel .10^1 &en beek af fuel, steamer which sails on the :eh Aril. I have,
thinking he Mid mot foot in somebody
hango instead tot 64 own. Supper wits anfo":ii6.
th, tat,u-**'l* a supper at 0141 Joel at
least had me men for months. To crow,, all,
MeseShellenbareer was sitting, propped with
dhows in a great easy chair, mid looking
MONCE.
The' l'oeht Hon. leleard Cardwell, M.P., tee.
1Encrosu...1
Copy of *Muni as Committee" of ihe Ron-
wondronv conented. wsI with reason -the ourahle the Exeeutive Council, Appromed
poor lady had not find 4 weitteres bend about he tole Eeeliellee Governer Geuerelt on
her sinee her irtnees. They lived 20such an the March,
isolated, ble:enable amittionetliat von few of
their neighbours even knew that Mrs Shellen.
.barger was not am well no ttd. Biddy, me
Nhe .‚ailed hermit; had tidied the pow, lady
up in a wonderful manner. Joel Shellenbee-
ger. sat (leen tfll the spread table,
and made it meet hearty a14i1 keehly'relehed
meal, restoring sekante nt Biddy meatilibile."
Almon, etratere to arty, eat very little, and he
watched Biddy toeline wait 14nl7 the lew
ginning of reforme this dieing girt instituted.
First, however, ee much for het titim peace of
mind as Ansone-knowine that mother and
The committee respeelfnlly recommend
that,dour ornithers of your Excellenc's
(mince do proceed to Englsind to confer
with her efajesty's Government :-1. Upon
the prommeel Confederation of the (Wish
North Americar, l'roeines, and the means
e hereby it coon be 00,41 5401.1111! effected. 2.
Upon the erraneernequi neceseary for the d11.
fence a Canada in the event of a war arising
with the .United SIste., sq. the extent In
which the sem should MI lhared between
Great firemen and Overlie 3. Ilpoe the
Item, to he taken with reference to the Rem.
treaty. niel to net
mimeo' of Caned+. •
• On the fourth point, the etildect of the
Northwestern Territoryethrf Comedian Mime
tent dreamt! that the territery ib mad be made
OWN' 10 Contain, en4 unde toed to mozotiate
with the Iludeon's Bay
termination of their rihts, on
the. ttlemnity, Iran,, *1314,1114 he
to be rated by- Cattails under
s!eariantee. With the sanctien 01'41
we tweeted to this proposal. undtrta
if the negot ation tohould be sitemonlitl
the part of the Crown, being setiefied th
amount (tithe adenine, was remote'
the security sufficient, witeld app
Imperial Ptirlittlent to SanCtion 1
Meat and to guarantee the am
On the It point it seem
rier Majooty's Govelnmen
assuranees given by -the
the part of Canada, tb
to devote sil her reeources both roan and
meney to the maintaittance of Iter counection
with the mother country, and ehotild 5.4500
eon were fast friends and aenmeol otie ttpin. pnotety Treaty and the nghte conferred by at them in return that the Imperial tiovernmeet
im-the told her secret to MrA. Shellentmt. open the Intel States. .1. I 11131" the er• folly otektiowledeed the reciprocal obligation
ger, and litirly wheedled the gelid bay into rangements necessary for the rettlement 03 rof cfefentlitm every portion 01 131.' empire with
approve*. 11 10 true that she itlio lite head the Northwest territory and Hoodrms Hey 11241311. resourees at its commeni.
at first, and looked winelmusly Abed:tel. Bet Compwys claims. 5. And mne:ally upon The Canwlian Ministere, in eonclusion.
it was no chermitog to have those little soft the existtng crit. -.I state of alleim by whieb eed tem hop.d it wood b. ood.r.tood
to
artenge.
tot.
aullicient that
toted necept the
Moan Ministers on
the Province is ready
ef/
the
heeds fluttering about her lend to see such Canada is most seriously affected. lb, corn- that the ressen% communications did not in
brightness and cOmfori spring upieroustd that mince ferther recommetel that the hollowing any way effete rir alter the
she could not, for her own Saks, help coe.
tenaneing, 'as much as silence conld, Ihddy's
mysterious presence. I havent time to grre
yoe all particulate, but having made • Keret
eestinninz, with se true Guth lacility, Biddy
retahlished herself cempletely in the good
graces of the old man. ' He had a litrittng
for neatness and order, and Mrs
Sheenliarger -1100r holy !-Wailft't a very
tidy leemekeeper. finder the new reign, or.
der grew out nt chaos; the house seemed in
holies7 morb all the tittle, and an attntephere
el *weal eheerfulnerie pervaded eretything.
One mornme-Itinllp bed mid woe thing
about leaving the day before -the old man
ended a arneiblieg compleiot nf Anson with
3 nem r see no good Nome 01 odflicallents yet.
fru been tor thet college Mame=
members of (ounce he mimed tn form the
delegaton. viz -Messrs. Macdonahl,Certier,
Bruen and t tail.
WM. H. LEE, C.E.C.
Cope of • Deepetch from the right Iron.
Edward Cardwell, toe Governor
Oeneral Vieconnt Monk.
Dowsteo Stle, June 17, 1903.
3143* Icatib--1 have the honour to inform
Your lordship that several conference,a have
hems hold between the fear Canadian %Mi-
ters who were deputed, under the minute of
your Emcee?. Certified ot March 11, tn tore -
reed to Itoolotte to Confer with Flee Meese
ty's Government, 011111,. part of Canada, and
the Ihilte of Somerset, the 1-arl de (try, Mr.
which had tamely peaked twieren the 1m
petite government awl the Gomernment of
Ili. itritioth North American provinces on the
flubject of the intercolonial railway. To this
we entirely agreed. 1 have, &v.,
EDWARD CARDWELL.
Frowns, Tomes, item en.
Prnm the eivil war in Americ, and from
the late tliectiminte 114 l'arliamene the We're
• of Canada and the sitter prorinces 1111,P RC
iittiriodN0 nterest for English po!ticiana
, whieh heti been hitherto. lethriown• 4)n,
readers Mill therefore he memos to learn
what boa been the remit of the conference*
between the Canadian delegates end the
Cm The :Se. York Trib's says, we sty
very rich in east mon. A good share ef tow
mnfaiter., gunboat., tranoprts, Ao., •re not
worth a tenth of their emit tut tat rows'. sera.
4eo4131 aollung-ete thee nothIn-fler sal
othior asp. lot emit, of *17.1.. be 'old ail sor-
ties to the hie...t