HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1865-7-13, Page 2Lack. The Cerin rncy cannot exist *cry the Queen, the people cheered themselves and that it has been customary to pro.
loop, we think, as this wonderful valley lease, cud away we went down the briny claim a holiday oo, such oeeaeions, to
s
(ream. :1 few
Las within itx•If the rlrtrta•nu of great hourx spent in plcaaant en•.ble clerks, kc., to get a•v y. \Yhiin
wealth and the right chise of men to de- converoalion brought tie to Bay City, we regret that our Couucil made the
velop every resource to the greatest poese where we parted with those who accom- mistake they did, we repeat that it was
ble extent. panied us down, and were soon ploughing fully explained that it was not W be con -
our way up the Bay. Thc run home wu sidered ae growing out of auuexitien
The Ilrron was laid along ide her dock rendered aid the wore jolly by the absence feeling. 'fhe Looter and its core arc
at Kut F.ginaw about 9 o'clock- on Tuc.. of sea -sickness and its consequcot miseries. miat•ken if they imagine that the people
day morning, and the passerera having On Thursday, morning we were landed at of Goderich are- so easily lured by ' frce
gathered W the fide, II. J. ISrown, Esq., Goderich about 6.30, and thus ended a feeds.' They do denire ba keep up a
in a very neat and well -c nsidered speech, trip that will be long remembered by all friendly fueling with Saginaw, which is
welcomed the 31ayor, ('ouncilmen and who had the pleasure of enjoying it and must be ono of our. best markets,
people of Godcricl, in the name of the \Ve are happy to say that, with only but they have hitherto shown themselves'
citizens of' E sat Saginaw. Mr. lletlor one or two exceptions, there wu not a Just ae willing to give u to take in the
having replied in suitable tering, cheers of roan on board the worse of li uor during feeding rine. A fear wu ex reared h
welcome were given and responded to in the whole journey, and that not a single some that this affair would h ive a bead
the heartiest style, after which we all went accident happened to mar the happiness effect abroad -why then trulope, it to
ashore, and at once proceeded to become of the excuesiunists. the world ? Why render it necessary to
still better acquainted with a lot of the Thoe of our party who are interested contradict the statement that the stars
best•hearted people one could find on tide in the oil question, busied themselves and stripes were heisted over the Court
cootincnt of America. The Gmlerich fire- while in Saginaw in making enquiries on House, So. ?
men were dragged off in triumph by theirbe subject of boring, and we uuderetand
y uro a t igna
nothing wait breathed agaivat the Britain
r of to -day, and hence our company had no
cause of complaint. After the speaking,
and mucic from the fine band of Eut
GODERIOR. JULT 13, 1866. Saginaw. the company joined in singing a
* +..• -.v..;.. .,.,.. patriotic hymn, and the beoediction being%
• The Excursion to SsgIaw. prououucud, a general dispersion tew1
place.
Ou Monday, the third inse, a goodly
emptily, oompond of our worthy Mayor
cad councillors, the t:udericb Firemen,
(who had their engihu along,) the lfay-,
field Brass Band, and a considerable now- 1
ber of ladies and gentlemen froom Godo•
rich, Clinton, Lucknow, Kincardine, &c.,
went aboard the steamer 1[uron, for the
purpose of paying a visit to'the far-famed
Saginaw Valley. Abort 2:311 p, y. the
last whistle eau wended, the band struck
up God Save the Queen. and we were off
ou the clear bosom of •• our own bnmd
Lake." The day being pleasant, those
aboard aatused theumsclves in watching
the receding shores and in the various
other ways pxceliar to eacursiouists.-
When about half way acmes the lake,
everybody on !ward was called upon by
everybody el.•b to wake a nota of the feet
that both shorce were 'visible at once. -
Then a little wore joking and laughter,
then evident tokcne th it the wind wu,
rising and the beat lw.gi ining to dod;ro
about in an ugly lit.le erose sea -then
tie ominous iutelligenco was quietly
whispered about that the Mayor was era-'
aick. Sea -sickness lyeipg contagious, the
paasengen looked somuewhat alarmed, and
several were very " pale about the gills," •
as the first symptoms are facetiously ,
called. As the Council le morally bound `
to sustain the Mayer, the members aboard 1
concluded that they oust follow his ex-
ample, and most of them got sick accord-
iogly-eomne of thew awfully sick. Then i
the \1'ardcn gut sick, and as he repracnte i
the whole ('oenties iq certain rt'epccts, i
nearly every one on board '• went to the 1
lee aide' immediately, Those who were 1
not sick, and w were morel with feel -
ice of compassion, went about preacrib.
ing doses of bran lc :,ad pickles, but we
are sorry';to say that several unfeeling
ones indulgged in roars of laa,.;htcr at the
expense of the patients. We cannot tell'
why people trill always laugh at the, sea- !
atck. There is no t'un in It-tapeei:rlly
to ddose nofcring. Seat, at the supper'
table were not in much dcnmand tout
night, and of the f•w who aat down, ser-!
eral looked at the delicacies for a mindte
or so in a woebegone meatier and then
made a very decioul but rigorous retreat'.
for the outside. Ilowever, when we got
nW the Bay, the ragiug billows sank to;
About three o'clock the tioderieb people
were met at dinner in the Bancroft 1louee
by a number ofiuflueutialgentlewen,afur
which a nuutber of poet -prandial speeches
were delivered. Thc, various national
Wassel having bert(•propoeed and respood-
ed W, the chairman proposed "Our Cana-
dian Visitors," and M,-. Detlor in reply
made a firicrate speech, at the conclusion
of which he thanked our heats its the
naume of his fellow -excursionists for the
princely reception they Lad always receiv-
ed from a princely people. The re -union
was a very pleasant nne indeed.
The remainder of the afternoon was
spent in a ntiscellaaeaua manner. Some
visited friends, others rambled over the
City, and the firenmen enjoyed all kinds of
hospitality frotu the Saginaw depaartment.
We cannot attcwpt to describe all that
was aatd and done, but we will ray that a
more hearty and whole souled reception
could ,not be ezteudcd to any party the°
that of which we were made the recipients.
The firemen's tournament came off at
5 o'olock, and the Goderich Company had
the honor of carrying of the first prise in
the end class, $20.00. The Goderich
boys also took a share of the prises in the
sp rte at the Grove. In the evening there
wu a fine display of fireworke, in the
course of which " Cuioni No. l " was
given with all the brilliancy possible.
Thc morning of \Verdnesday was spent
n inspecting neighboring salt works, and
n waking enquiries that might be useful
n our {wring o' rations_ Abost S o'clock
the'Mayor of }: Saginaw, the members
oft
he local ccs,
wmitWr u'
p t wsoage
Inept, &c., met uc in'the Bancroft by iu-
vitation, ou which oecesiou they were re-
queete l , to accept of our etnoere thanks
tur the kinduess with which one and alp
had been treated.• Mr. Detlor made a
few happy remark's and eau followed by
Mr. 31. C. Cameron in his best. style. -
Mr. C tmeron said that while we were
ready to give our Aaterieen brethren all
praise for their great enterprise and love
of freedom, he believed that be expressed
the seulimeuts of a vast majority of the
peu..le ut' Canada when he said that as
long as we bad such '.sovereigns as
(, ueen ' V ctoria''t'liiid-'b1eu ber) and
such • government, wo should not
seek annexation to the. united
i
rest, and our frieuda emerged from their ; ;tstea fur the next thousand years.
etatc-rooms as bright and swiiing u 1 e
thou; h they believed in the popular tellacy i tween raps howecer,o aiadretl c similarriit
that sea -sickness is good for the, conatitu- 7
tion. In the morning about 7 o'clock we I °f oar iawe and language united ns
entered Saginaw ricer, and as we glided together in. the bonds of amity and frirnd-
up stream those who had never before ship' and he trusted that the band might
visited the valley tad an opportunity ofI aceurs d which should be raixd to
viewing the evidence' of its enormous ecei thox ties. This sentiment eau
lumbering hnd saline resources, and these received with rounds of applause. Dielen.
who had cieited it on previous occasions, Gibbons, Moore and Cor also made a few
the pkuure of noting the great improve- *¢marks' On the other baud Mlewm.
sena which bare sprung- up under the Brown, Lewis and others expressed them-
magial hand of capital and eaterprue, (elate as heartily fur a eontiouaoco of
Sto m • for a few minutes at Bap City friendly intercourse between Saginaw and
PR a Goderich. This was the best and r uick-
we took aboard a number of passengers I 1 .
and a bran band which j 'ined with ours ;cat mato by which thc ecoid rcecirc
.. ll's.-.des.__..._ ... , . _.. „ „-- ...• .... .-
W ..-.. 1ou►d Doe atLr { aalevetr Jabs altojetksr ehud iso W edaeauca oat --
to tbn fact t4at MI r. Cardwall's dwpatttb to pnremt the inatriaaiuu u( soca to the .. • our
partakes somewhat of that quality. There acme uf-ezecuior, noes tem a:4:1 d sons nnom Ica wit be, hr' u dewed to Louth, u war chatty masduted to day by as
u much raid abbot what the mother raeepuug these pnnowly a tPliell nib P P 7 ea•minrtiuu of lhu puylla'rf Guilin lichuul
uckeu by Mlrjor Geo. lloaeuck. The reit, be art " Almighty smart mac " by a vYt
country i+ willing W Ju, and a pretty clear urn of IIn. Burrett anJ RrroIJ, apeut ley majority ufhis erouutrywcu. So much fur Jemiou tin. 1, Greauuck cad t'ukea, Robert
ataWmeut of what U eapeeted uC the eel lou s with thew during the forenoon,t d Ilandnrwu nler a the attendance eau
they were ala attended by their +pintwl the "trach." t;
Colony, and yet, * regards the future large, the order eacelleut stud the swiliug
advisers t wart ala u clue ai,d Atserutt. A - touuunruee. and cbaer(ul alacrity Ji+plrrrd
there ms Joubt ■od plerplr:ity. Defcce, leo wioutes rRer IU o'clock, the uutsr prison 1,R' Tho uthwell nil well are turning
tbyt primary wbjeet cud r Jixustsiun, caw diWr res opened, anti Mn. Surrrtt wait au out ver suerasl'ull by the pupihm throughout, +bowed plaiuly that
J y p Y y The Lick well is they took a real interest to their studio*. All
pwrteti ee her wit to is ggallows a toe
undrrstoud W hwere opo o 1''uufederatiO° military uflicen. Neat fullused Aturott, pumping fully a hundred barrels per day, the clue* shuwrd gown prutieieuey, but
et all the Btitish American l'rovitcos ; ltarn,ld unJ l'rrue, rccmupwmrd by ayuari, the Victoria fifty, the Colville twenty, the there lu Mental Aritbuetic, Writiuy, Geu
unl'urtunately some of those 1'roviuoea and n•apeelio. minis forth sat the Gwpel. Fruut Pepper twenty, rod the Chambers fifteen. graph
strata acro provide. fur them on the plrtfurm
harcnu(mbotically dedareultieir intention in the tuIIoaii under: 1fr Marrott,Payne,
✓ ot to be confederated, and wailthey Harrold, Atserut. Ttie oflicer' entrusted
cows or are brought aroutmd it is impoeeible u,lerrrard see poaa u rs heai"jo rGe , [tart; R
to 0000ei a how • step eau be laleu rLu hu been trove the eomnencewrnt in
towards the vast undertakings sketched el,rryo sal the priumCro, carers furwu d, cud
out.* " Su tar, therefore," the Satorality re"J the order of the war department already
d fi ' poblishrd, utetrovmg the 'mans a: mid
Ilevirw•
says, u any c nite aetwu a urdrring the penalty sal' death to be intlicted.
"concerned, the defences wait far the A hoary gw,rd eau stationed •bre the wall■
"Confederation, and the Confederation scrruundmg the ground, while be'ow woJierr
w.:rs furweJ uu tau •,des of a square. Pest
"waits for New lirunswick and the chap• hops *rvetrl l i l t'J;iri:irns vere prosect,
" ter of aecideute." 'It is •humiliating anawus spsrctatun of thesuiemn aurae. Uue
aTuw•ud but one which caouot be got of the pri••eu attendant uu Mr'. Surrsu co-
pwateJ r short prayer, to which Payne, who
carer. Our great want, alter all, is nota rte seated next to her, attrhtivey lisgned
number of lurtreases, and an exhausting Tke minister wbu had bean admiuiatenng yo
expenditure of motley in time of ace, I'uyne expressed, in the urmn of the Inter,
W ha inucerie dunks to Major -Gen. Ilartsuff,and
but the furtherouoe of enterprises ealcula- u,J the ullirmr' rand w:dlen wbu had charge
ted to develop our agricultural and mineral of nim fur their personal kiudnesi Thy trod
resources. I rominent •utongot ttaese is
not uttered an unkind word nor vire w un
pleuart look lir gestate, but seemed to he
the enlargement• of our present Caoala core carminate in hu wul'urtuue. The Miriis-
and the oonstructiou of others which err ten uttered •brae[ prayer, eking fur
experience and observation have pointed Payne the furgirrus of all bit siva cad a
passage nut sat the world inw the joys of
out as actually necessary. 'To add up ![eaten.
euluwns of figures, and to count upon 1 he Minister who attended [Iuruld also
returned thanks fur the Lind treatment of the
mitlioos of expenditure, is an eery and, prkioner, aad offered a prayer that Gu,l would
under certain circumstances, a plcuaant recrtve hi* soul. 1larruld eau ►ffrmed w
task, but let lib remember that we are, tears, The Minister wbu utendrd Aturott
e•lwaed thmka fur him 1, (ion llrinud and
comparatively speaking, a poor people. othar utficen fur hind ruentious, card then in
Monopolies, and Monied institutions, yoked the merry of Goo upon Ura prieooer.
and Govenmmental wrongs have so ;ground free cemJewued acro thea required to rise
6 _ Crum thvi• oeutd, when Ine chain were re -
down our hardy settlers that it will be w,ved. l' ee we4e nim on the drops. Their
absolutely impossible to add netny mor! baud. aero wteneti brbiuti them, .nJ tbear
Iegs bandaged both below ao l above their
burthens to those under which they knees, ao l white caps placed over their boa s.
already struggle. If the British Govern- Atsulott whsle beii,g prrpo•rr1 fur the execs
mcot will advance ua • few millions uuu, sae'°'recd: "Gr^deme", farewad!
y a fir oro mc. Uue of tae elrrgymem standing
rights " of the Iludson'a Bay Company ed ' M
Lakin* erre am
1 cod b r •eu 1 r
R t emrn uo
s'rrlin- u
J . k
t b't out rho s r 1
7 - near exeiaim
` .y we all meet its the
and take a mo agte on the ro rt sit other world. Aa oat u the once .0
rtK' P pe Y plated around each neck, Mgrs S,urratt's' being
collateral security, let tis close the bargain the Istat nne adjured, the seeuoir of the plat
'at the earliest possible moment, and lu•m on wheel they heti beco staoduag a.,J
throw open free W the natiorie oft}:.rope deftly fell, aand the cnlprits were hauling
iteneral'feet true' the gruand. Mrs. Surntt
an area of ineahaustibly fertile soil capable awl Payne scarcely moved a muaele.
of aupportin{ a population of sisfy nail -
lions of souls. In emi,eration, ettlemeut, 1I)aeer Dola$ts*
derelo -
pment of material resource, will be
found the surest defence this eounty can
possibly have. \Vith unlimited resources!
io men and utoney we can accout,,hsh !
almostanything,-without thein, nothing.I
A race, a contest, a struggle, is before us, i
-a race of comwercul progrce, i contest
for euprewrcy in manufactures, art,
ectcnce, literature and civilisation, a
struggle for those blessings of material I
acd moral wealth which form the strength
and glory of our Queenle, smother Int
They haves qneer ,vaY' of doing things
in our big cities. A llamilton Alder-
roan adtuirs his . rascality by flying
trout justice', the police system of that
city as well ae of Toropt° is diredvered to
be in a terribly corrupt state, the Toroow
Board of 'School Trustees gets up a
regular knock down sed dreg out fight,
the Montreal of oiulu levy blackmail
upon disreputable houses, etc., etc. A
very flattertng picture you present, gentle-
men, in good sum h !
CruJe is selling at $6.00 per bbl at the Geuaaet
atatiou. tlectiue g
as un their
teacher hu
7D' 1st swec„`00 ,t
u i _( ouuti _
N
\1 hear they aro
-` ■a salary. -
htlr A mon is on fool to bring heaths,
the _reat repo -walker, W Goderich, to give 1:uu skitters, 301'
an exhibition of bis skill in traversiug ■ pd 1'ANLE
cable stretched across some of our big
hollows, Nu doubt a largo number of Cotat'll•
persons would be attracted by such a Ju11
chow." Council met purauaut
,. The reeve u, the chair, and
Dictation, Algebra, Ii is tory, and
, deserve particular ntentiuo, u re•
at credit tea Oris teacher, u wall
Ives. It u quite evid,t that the
en dung hie duty ut a masterly
t will tea r great loss to rhe
ueues allow huu to leave (u
Lely to) rather' chart increase
VISITOR.
June, 1,_65- '
Cut N(JL.
or, ST•SLar,
rd lsd5,
adjournment,
1 the members
>, present, Muoutem of last w- tin baeiug
ttaec•reu Courrspualuesee.-Its• x
been read rod a, reed, it wu mov d b T hoi.
eons omdiug letters, the publication of ; 1
which is considered doubtful, directed to S'ml'run, w•cundrJ br '1'hw. Ifaird, 'hat the
tou:hura new hauled in by Peter A uuaun,
tete editor of this journal, would do well
tiny., ler munry agent grrrolbug part 1 tee
to retain copies, as we cannot promise W B,uw,.on I ,see art aatilretory,-l'arri
keep track of them. Moved by Alex. Outwore, sec,'uded
-.- -- Tbw. Simpson, That 11.r.'fbw. Simpson
Mar The .000001 of the Gala Day at by contract the making approached w 11
Bruccfield would have been ublished brtdYe rt Mr. Le alta, .sad rim the coverieg
P sat sail briJp..- Crn:eJ.
by
ful aueek upon the good things provided.
1'beattsek upon the Kedao and the Malakoff
lusty have twee our. sanguinary but could
ant be more determioed. Things disappeared
w it by • auagleiau'a wand and others ap
peared u if frons the same inllue°ce. There
mut ban been an almost iueahaustibls
source somewhere, fur after upverda of
twelve hundred had their fatiduuw and
epicurean tastes saui6ed bukete upon bast,*
tilled to the brim were carried uS Crow the
scene ot'uction. The aarrmb:age being ea•
hausld from the effects of thuir late attack
betook thewaelves to light amusements till
their Ira•ue* became invigorated by the
strengthening influence of their plunder.
Altar the cloth wait removed the recimtruw
and dialogues by the pypila began, inter
s`,e•aed by choice pieces of music swig by a
choir of the pupils of Exeter achool : both
the reciter' raid singers executing their part
so well u to cull fom the aaaemblrge loud
and repeated bunts of a11.plause. About two
hours were devoted to these exercaea, alter
which. the boy.' sport, began. As throe were
seven dollars expended its purcnuiug prises
to be awarded 1u the successful pupils its such
* prts u jumping, running, tc., they had an
exciting time tea their eaertiooa to beat each
other. Some two bumps were spent In tbear
playa daring wbttkdtere were came amwing
st•enee among !tie buy* who were contending
fur bonen ; many • loud Laugh might be
heard from the soectatun of thew youthful
a,.d harmless amusraents occasioned by
the joetiiug of the conteuders u each
ereleavored to mach the goal ufavidtory be•
fore his antagonist.
These sports being concluded Mr. Sills
again mounted the platform, cad gave u
usual in eloquent *trams • n t and an appro.
pristtr,.p,erch, in wh'cb hs Cry truly and
gr,1 hically pointed out tb advantages,
proileges and opportunities eaielt the youths
sootier, but it in lengthy and we could wt Moved by .Vett. C.merun, secuuJed by '.f the prrceut.1.5 twosome uver mid above
Tbw. Sim un, That twei,tr dollars t n taut. those who were tie'companions i ubuybowl.
wake ream fur it at au earlier date 1"' d He d iueated rinwn u bcrmifull could
ed to ti ose the Midoe sat Mir. McGill'a-Cal
- - ---- - rted, .a. , ,; the pencil of • Iloganh, or the pe of
C,} :\'e would respeettally intimate to our .lbw petition oC John 11. Smith and others, Macauley the beauti• a and exallrnues 1' r
Bruccfield correspondents that we are heartily wry received and read, nod atter cuoa,derab r noble s: haul ystem, and finished rr •
sick of the Sensation Meeting business,. end du v.aiun the prayer of the petition as ea•. Peruratiur, that tsar briliuney of sevum ret.
shall not print another line about it. 'fbe Plowed by Mr. Stiupeen wait "01 granite. ICOpe of inmgi,mli'on, rnJ eirgaue. of dice o
w. Simpson relative to !"old hardly be surpassed by a McGee, a
last two or three letters will therefore have 1 M muuun of 3 • U••rhy, lir r (alydstorv, At the cuoelwroo
to go into the wa.te basket. _ .I care. petition rte ran 1 nutof crater: of Mir. Sills &perch'the pupil. sang "God
IMuved by Alex. Ca teruu, secoudrd by J,
W, IL ey, Inst sue ah riff at the next reale
3IcIllILLOP. of n u rea,d.:ur lauds wstrurt rt to ud'.r endvntly told ud P J
" 1 Kayhrll Vriage lots ata ui•set price of tau express it that their.litlle beads beat in
OUTRaGE oN A WID0W.--On the 1st , dollars per platter acre.- 4 unison with the loyal .eutlmeuts et the
i s 1 he recd
n L a a sant ul'Mlr. lite
m n ser e \ a
mdPrW
r .Icllro c
m t a i
Y
urdrrtrl ro
widow lady named Barret, its u retired Paid.
the :arcuant of Mr. 5rnde
spot, near Iru.htown, anJ aamaulte' her to w ,.adored to be peid.
• most brutal manner. He first .r.p.p,ed sear -,vie t of Cettoibr Prot a
her by the throat and demanded her • Muv,.1 b •Porde d to .rein.
in such • gallant style ai
an la ol u words could
rnr .
sant curl anthem. 'three cheers were now
lost
noel w
b
u
gnrn lust her ISnttau,C MLyest), our noble
n for grate: peen, who ru!e+ .that glorious kiugdum
- a:•on oh're terntenrs the can sat heaven
fur road ' never seta, or the wail of slavery ever heard,
but Where the sweet boon of liberty u en
yed bythe lowliest sod the loftiest its the
Irnd, three cheers were neat gi to Cho
J by J, W.
money, deur which ho violated her p r- ltilsy,'1'hat the hNluwing neva ba Ivied oa however, he acknowlett Cd luring killed pari
3011 in a most horrible manner all the reel mud personal property in the Qei'nb ,ore mcg tb Choir, for baring I and bring inter,°gated a to Lia motives for
4
A }rightful 1)lwster !
As Eaa,ottrat Suir Braat.0 oe Tua Bas*
sat Na•rucauusu. 320 Ltvaa Luer,
-
puataarL, July 6.
1'he Captain of the oravian reports lbw
ship William Nel•on. for New York, with
Uermau emieraeta, buret cn the Itauka of
Newfoundland. Out of four hwadred oa
board, Duly abuat thirty were caved•
L.rTaa.
Naw Yuna, July 1.
1'he Merchants' Escbauge, pf this City,
bulletin. the fulluwing
Tlae ship William Nelsen, Capt. Sushi,
trout Antwerp, Jutta 4, alld fur New Park
with aassen ere wash r
1 Y urn J ou die Banka of
Newfoundland un the 1st inst. About 30 of
her nrssen ere were picked up and laked to
St. Julius, Newluu:,dlaud. The boats, with,
the crew. Le., arc missing, anti it 1s supposed
that four hundred lives Iarru 1 wen Iwo.
llorrlble Tragedy'at gt.Daauase
• a*Dtt•a alta at, •OTara.
A dreadful tragedy wu enacted at St Da-
mase, a parish in the ric'uity of St Haycinthe
lot Friday. A moo remati Drolet murdered
hu cumber. 1t appears that be had strictly
ubaervrd his religious duties; bei. very
aasiduuu i0 his atten.duuce uu the Novena,
at the clove of which it wu ueticrd that he
vu deranged, and in a great state of exeits-
ment. Two drys before the perpetration of
the murder be c1.wn,uoicated rod, in the
course of the day. declared "that be wu lot
beyond redemption," al the snore time mar,.
resting the iatehtien of klLing the Cure of the
parish, Ile eau consequently watched aad
locked up. Ills frtbvr came w are h,m next
day and brought him home. Un Frinay
morning he appea,ed to Lam ncuyered ►u
sebKa, and wu vary affectionate to hts moth•
ler, a woman aged sixtytwc years. In the
coarse of the day, however, bre telt unwell,
aid his lather pressed him to take some food.
Be rola/rad to do so, saying he only wanted
w•me milk. Thsreupun Abe proceeled to the
dairy in the vicinity of the house u,d was fol-
lowed by bw mother. 1111 lather ■u look-
ing out of the window at the time, and saw
her Gln at the dour. He immediately ran -
ore and perceived that ale Lad been struck
with au as,. 1 he eufurwuate wretch baa,
at, uck her three times on the head.. She died
alew hours atter. Young Drolet: evinced
the re.teet com posure when
R chit ed w1
tb
I
d
the criwei and dad out make the slightest at -
tempt to escape. At the coroner's inquest
I .d the some end the succeeding dry, he
declared th.t he did out recuguia- the body
of oa mother, arad diepleyed unmistakable
symptoms of insanity. After his arrest,
rte ole t awem • et their ,woes
Wwnabmp for the current year, ri 1'nr Y, j c, .disc ba the creme, win : 1 bad a good
ller little boy, who witnessed the County purposes, l0 iod4 in for dollar 'and vee"1 •trait b sal filar a oat niter a (o I,t I caviler; but wwnoteI 0oili my mew 4.1
deed, ran for help, but before the neigh- for`muulcipal purposes iue:udin • intrre.t oo the tecepi-ret of three lusty cheers fu hs her. 1 firm iutended to kill my father, bet
e sal ar, as hr aisle, o' I preferred kilh„g my mother." Grolet has
beietutore been known re a man of a hied,
{...acerb.* dupositiun, and only mani ped
)mptoms of d,rargemeot three days before
murder,
$ aggIIlig ote 11rr• .1Incrlcaa
Isolative.
The are few oh nces against, law, eon.
cefning which the.* a nuets a general loose.
nese ret iwon es prevails in relation to
smuggling People dooming reepeetability
sal the hog t order, do not scruple to violate
respect. and the evil 1. daily
tent Ly the multitude of its
ug and the smugglers are of
inwucpwl to n feud 3 mills ea tb J i d 1° matvmrnt u1 t dy a
barn could Come W texas the brUW had • b w they all know that " tbcre u •
Y to by puce I fur tont purpose-1urncJ luck ale
made good his escape to the woods. Af- 1 hC wr urea report of tavern rnspecWr was Itae home when the gui) ire's a . Al
ter a careful x•arch and constaut watch sec"ire read cud (71.1. esemed so well sat.bed by the day's amuse•
11oce. br 'l'buma Briny, seconded by J. menu and entertainntrnta that they le' the
l Mlcllroy was nabbed in Seal'orth b Coo- ground with • linge.ing sup, tin If nut yet
y \V. KJey, that toes Council hereby forbid
stable Beaty on Saturday morning last, any person or persons from bui,ding lir rivet tired 0t the many bright associatiuus formed
ing any bwldl(,a eu an street or imblc road un Brlarefield's frstln dye Tbey tiredly
and noir lies in Goderich jail to await his 1 n paneti with thew senumenu in their brruta,
w,Wii the municip,aiity; ar,d drat Jahn
trial at the A iaca. Ilappr to meet, sorry 10 r mud d
o chore wbu appear lu Lr CrecUg • bui,au,g to mart a{aio." W i I'1'J
' GODERICH TOWNSHIP. river, to nuufiwl by the prthwastsr nut w du Brucefie a, June, :r•lh.
FATAL .t('C/DLNT.-Od the and iod., ' Mbovrd by Alex. Cameron seconded by J. t .n.
W, Way, t hot this council now &Mount to YOST• Ata meeting held at Dark's 110- the Ise stn tb
a son of air. James Elliott (of the Gully) meet at M. ('bins'. Hotel, on Muinlav, the tel on the evening of Saturday, tat July; inereaxi°g in
n lmile returning across the fields from second day sat throb'' et I o'clock, alr•utx.' Smug
Corned. ' P• a.- fur tbu pwrpoar of forming s Cricket Club too ower. ]] h
' I a the real a.luwana along the Ll.yhrid
so. -Carried.
i. _ where hu frtber eau ae work, sal unit sae &moo un, despts.
the discharge of the Juciea devolving V kd a , JOHN ESSO j, to Goderich, J. B. Gurdon, Esq., was hog the podeaa,on a and resenting all tin.
opo° os, let neither our rules Dor their LITERARY .YOTICEs rail °(!°° himself to trying b climb a Tosiwnip (lake °rated to take the chair, wheD the p.tat'ons of fellows ip with them. They ars
s ra y i ts _ e i'oor ' i, w s w r iris¢ to part ase for
sea i u en s orget at rrtoar is the fullowin r rent
fens and was t° ta tl k II d '"h !can I ted 1- the "did t h h
co tt t t f th y 1. 6
little fellow was aluoe at the time, end it A Gala Da en were a OF o I n P,@ city use ,sake,.. 1.0 by r*.-, _ hgh
sinew of carer, vteurou+, iulcpendeut, cheer- I K'e have to thank the publisher's of Tal Brnc rlield. bearers fur the rn•uing ecawn -Julio etre of untf, gsteos f iuun,al taxui>n
I
fuly loyal NNEN the strongest bulwark of
a nation.
TOO FAST.
A correspondent writing from Goderich
informa us that the Council of that town bu
passed a resolution declarag the Fourth of
July a public h•• .1.,. anti that the Mayor
hu issued bis pruu,amation to that etiect.
The cause of this action appears to have Lees
Good Words and the Sunday Magazine
11enors. Strachan S Co., 56 Ludgate Hill
London, England, for advauce copies d
! these valuable monthlies. Good 1Vords
! leas made fur itself a reputation of D
mean order, and we are glad to kuo
Ithat n'
u e joy. a lary;e and increasing ci
I The Sunday Magazine is also a fine,
well -edited, and hi;th toned book, and may
• 1 a ut years of age, and a great favorite t being the day on wbieb tF.e annual pi%oic of i toy -Treasurer i Melee. sA M. Ross
eau some boon after the occarrenoe tjyt Mlrtacly, sen., Esq,,, 1'rrxidrnt; J. B. Cot• aid diff rences In carrel* value. ave cheaper
Ma. Forrua: -U F' d v
is years nun la eau a pe a , i Elrucr6.Id and its euriron• vera 'fir, n! dory }:-rep., 1'id do; MI. A. tYiley, Secre•
h bod C J I 6 I d ser , the ,inl mat •crier the border.. es
bo 3
y smdll lou• card smug]
with his now sorrowing patents. the Bncefrcld School wu held. •Mary of J, 11. Finlay, R. Rintmul, J. Weethcnhd,
o -- the little ones who intended to be preaeut enders, J. 1 rsely, jr., a committee
Tne Cant'. -The recent copious rains went to bed no doubt the even ng brfun of m magement. The Club meets fur
thea w ,
IA.S
w wi hich a have betu favored have with p.easu,g thought. to their m, is in re practice every Tuesday and Satter -a o0
r. 1
eu at
I ton in this a•_ ',
roup of the
Eumpire.-
an invitation eate:ded to the emitted be the'
• people ret S.gmaw, Mich., to visit hem on
tarots from the East, they wanted rah the tree fourth au enjoy the hospitality t ;il t
iii enlivening the rewainderof the j urnec.: t care. I ,c pr's -art .,f a tr •e tr•
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As we hove Ire fore sp,ken at 'urge of the
Saginaw country nod its inexhaustible deuce dye liar )hey are • lune too I:ut.
upon reciprocal advrutage. At thin stage It wdl br tied iaut w oblerve lbs founb
of the procecdin;;e Capt. Cole entered read of July n a puhtic buli.a who° we are'
to fofpt a bond of closest iotimecp basad the. Irtic iretheir celebration of •`-iudrjrli•
resource'', we need only say that ie ,seems
to be improving with undiwinishcd staph- announced that time was up, upon which "ennrxrd," whish we woold Caiu Delkva
dity-a large number of eztcoaive alp the people of Gude'Icb, as we11 u of other I
works and mills having born put in opera• ao adjutiroment tool p.aeu to the boat, pains of the a,untry, desire may be lung
many friends refusing to (cave us until-dieraut in the future. -Leader.
tic° during the put year or two. The we got down to Bey City. After an ReerAree.-.1 correspondent writing
btiainew men are beginnio to f et the immense amount of handshaking, bur from lioderich has not toll the " whole
pareastire of the times a little, however, the band struck up Yankee Doodle, the East truth." It is well known thatexonrsions
lumber and salt market, b •ini much leu Saginaw band responded with God save were announced both by land and water,
brink thin season than for several years
8agmaw brethren of the t•ed-jacket, and that Mr. Spangler, a gentleman of great Thc tsaasaloflunn puna*tratesa
the rest of u* were rted W the Ban experience in that line, hay made a propo g•
croft House, where a rat -rate breakfast eitton which Is like'y to be acted upon. Tho Miilitary Cnmmisition at \Dashing.
was in readiness. After enjoying the , _ ton found Mrs. Suratt, Payee, Ilarrold
r Ise lMlagow. ail Atzerot guilty, and theprisoncrs were
n n arge num r , sentenced W be hung on the 7th ins;. -
company of the 3layor of East Saginaw,
Instar S W 1 awkry a d i br Th Re$ lea Of t
of the leadiog citizens, our party entered Tne Canadiian Dele•rntes sent from Most of the conapiratcrr, wc. clearly
a handsome street car at eleven this country to advenr•e our interests in guilty of the crimes charged against them,
safely b- introduced int„ any faruly .
IS x111 ,: : 1 . r , . 1 t' ?l r '1
bav't tl.tmitt.11s, m.+, wo ready b• et re
the most fa.9i°ating miseellany of general
reading that can bey introduced ihto' an
intelligent family. The June No. is
rely fine one. Give it a trial by a,
m eana. Moorbouse furnishes it.
Tu'g Noarit Bnir(su RLPIRw is to
hand from the publishers, L. Scott & Co
N. Y . Every article contained in the
number m iy be read with refit and plea
sure by the mean of thought sand literary
taste. The fo wing is the table of con
tents :-F. A. Volt ; The New Gold
Mines and P '
r • T
hree \Vogicn of
Letters; England \and @Norway in th
Eleventh Century-a'wery interesting p:
per; Popular Ileligioue uiterature; Sj
bolisw in Chrietiau Art and State end
Prospects of Italy.
BLAC:CwnuD u improving with each auc.
eeediu; 'lumber. That fur June le a spiel•
did one. Coulen*:-Piccadilly- estIV.;
Notes and Notions from Italy ; Miss arjori•
banks- ,
fartIf
Ilero-N'o
rrshi an '
v
dr
gem ; The Kate of interest -Part il. ; flow
to make a Pedigree; S r firook Fosahrooks;
Thirty Years' i'otcy in New'Aealand ; The\
Uuvernraent acrd the lludget. L. Scott Y
Cu., N, '1 , Pabla,hen.
Tug New ERA ie the name of a new
paper in Clinton, published by E. Holmes
A Co. It is very well got up, and is a
great improvement on its predecessor the
Briton, which began by declaring that it
hnd the biggest circulation in the County,
and ended in a wretched 6sale. Clinton
is populous enough and should be enter•
prising enough to support a decent paper
cell.
done wonders lost the ernpr. Fall wheat gard to their bright and cheerful a iations 7
he flats, .1ny gentlemen desirous' of
Its a little rusted to some elacee, but will on the mu.row. 1l hen they awoke a the'
j 'uing can du w by leaving their names
yield a fair crop, and the spring crops- morning apd belie.' toe tau rising so festt
all ,n the ear ani hu wit the Srerelary.
J t sat • r',oud rbnv
stn call the
r• •n f '
R sac t a ! '
en lid a
ea an
Y P r ce,
P pp
horizon to damp ha sari their lift a heart.
mutt Leve .h•.;rd w th tuanstrurrt t.,: the
, t ,a u•rh,.e. an.
. er•s are meting hay. 0o all hands and in u t eh, he t r tl rel k
amuse menu. Toric nice hrnrb mu.t love hJ` 1 nfan in pnorn fu/ debt its Igndon up v, etnng anJ other arpLwe•es furnished,
a ft.w days they wdl be at the fall cal t
N - ° r years back have Menthe:4 prom•
Interosting Items.
1 v h tea airin l tilt yL tl. 1h°r faun- to •ooh led ea, biter sump: 11.g their
aus,terous dot they got for their air, i - \ _..
e w rest
era . also ben with the happy thnught of .retina 4"s been cui oet1 22 lean. and a few delicate boom added as to the mat
'1'h¢ tiheenng prwpceb .have matcriall their filluw. ,u rale of tM urr•h I a.lr*n ute:e+midi of Cerin'
m home opus
Ther person. Dry. goods\....are h cially
favored in this *perms of contraband trade,
nail the ladies are its ebu'f &genic, the m s-
teries of their attire affording such admirable
opportunitet dor the effectual cohctata...at
of inrmanent/le boodles. furnishing tot, strong
• temptation for rhe weak c nsciences of
messy of our fait sisters to result. The valise
of the propert which is weekly tarried paµ
the Custom' Douse authorities at our ferry
ducks ar
der en o '-
i
rel..!'
M lellm.tld al kit
r rest
dreos f dollars. Nearly every retail afore ire
tl'iud. is f.rniihrd with a private room,
y I y F I n burn{ schools (w} ]enn ,nod hu been angiog again m In { the mconveot
a raiecd the spirits of our agriculturists, who were expected to be there rw muse to' U+'liton, and o er better say the critics eo bundle* w1M nn iccnmmrstmg oa,mution.
1 manufacturers ani traders. `May they , add enchantment to their youthful ...soca.
not be disappointed. - e tions. About 10 o'clock, a. re: vehicle% of
l all descrivsions ought be seen coming from
CAUOIIT IN sae .1sT. -On Saturday s.ery direction, tilted 10 their brain web the
last s married woman, living 10 wawa. J'7eum youth of the surrounding Couch,
nosh, entered one of our p, incipal store., i whose hods were bear r r th 1 Id -
1 and '• th t' b d b
It might Ire sepp eel ,that female modesty
el. Thi feat is he mime sat the newspaper would ibrink Iron same portions of this
rival 19(1. Lund. U.1. ordeal; but u women rah" move in &bat
} A woman liri T near It ehdalr, , ,. the world sat to " our first society,' undergo
• 311, caw behewdrd b, lir drunken hustr.n•1. it a mo.l .arkly, of rnury nu nne would be
gatont enough enough to insinu tt• that there
I . The representab of Canaj.an Com- was aught iodelorate or ani bests in the
b e Ro'" o ag menial iwerens to the it wuneunun system. Occasionally some Inimese placer
as etc thought, unobxreed, appro i • a err• • t nutnnti yeah the batter •iii number abuateighty. tMwuolator of toe law m en awk. and pr »itioa.
and the breeze,' and .hese vutcre erre ( rce l!dreued w"men are oft"n noticed to
priated a roll of cotton and a pair of shoes it A verdant yonn, ntteman, from resolutely decline e-1 iontsiunt however
limed .to rind in melwlnus strains the lotsi ilh,",u, eau lately awmAled ou of $13.:00,
and then
mad
a track
e , but Doe of the prs%Itin,t, to bo seated nn the ferns u d in
anthems saltinedy G h f ( atVru FII p I 'f h
- .. pun t e eces o the 1 • ' 1 a • s, y a coupe o , card shari'- came instances a graceful gait hu been ;ase.
the tr ousaction, and made her stand (miles Irnd cud natured lots which a c ! y ma hu 'est 6ecn tined ` P ad lley ehatm4.d into an umoying, sisguiet
e R C} A botcher at L y w
sod deliter. The worunn wait publicly flow from a heart that* void of ca e. IGC end crnu fir weithing w th •piece of The.second clam of smugglers are whole•
t exposed, threatened with Canl, and told 1 be pupils of each achnnl nn srrir-ing at "1ert the paper in whch n eau enveln ed. rale dcarers in eke hwinev, t.,r whom the
Ot- the nllrgo wen Conducted in 1 pr,vwssiun to I ' Wiitium Ile,hy and Lawrence Lawson discriminating puhtic hu no req,ert. They
to get herself off as speedily as possible' are ,i,w m cusurly in iwmdun, o.•rged t o mare it • Inure. and with wee, se, it is a meat
--- --- the grounJs, in perfect oder and h
Clerks, who keeps Lin eyes open, witness- hti,e throng were to be sec th h era•
a
thiol- We are merry W Ienrn from oar
exchanges that the midge is making sad
lavee in smme of the central counties. -
t has not appeared here to any coneider-
blo extent.
ormed part of the conference with the Imperial authnrjtioa but it has been enntended that Mrs,- I
procession of officials, military, fire dcaerve all credit for their zealous efforts SurratL only allowed the conspirators W p
then, &c., which proceeded to a beautiful in the diseharge of their mat important meet in her house,, and that her sentence a
grove about a mile out. here every , duties. That they lett no argument out ehouhl have been commuted. The refu-
arrangement bad been ,made for the ae- of sight that could possibly benefit the sal of iho executive to'regard the Writ of
eontmodation of the ,peckers, visitors and cause they advocated, is amply proven by Ilabeas Corpusgis.uel in her behalf from C
audience. The reader, C. W. \\inner, the complimentary toren of the Ilritish asvpremecourtofthecountry,watanactof m
Esq.. read the Declaration of Iniep'nd- fres. They accomplished much. 'lith. the wditary over the civil tower which i
ince and was followed by the principal ertn there has-been in the Colonial office. may well startle thoughtful .tm,rieens.-
orator of the day, the Iloo ,lames Barney, nn incredible amount of ignorance as to The following in an account of the last in
who spoke atgreat length in a style cal- the resource., wane, and wish w of Canada aceme in this blood drama :-
eulated to catch the breath of popular and its p,pulatione, and b direct inter- __ do
aj plause. The (tope cxpremeed by the course our delegatea have been able Wasno o as,, Jnl e 1 the condemned d
to enntpinWrs tenwnced to be hunt to d,y wen
Hon. gentlrntan that Jeff. Davie would be sweep away the cobwebs which have so rhroa,(h her crennw I, Menet Indene t Clain
hueg high u llaman elicited no applauee• long eedimmed the _iiaion of welhmeanin nett, Jwiee Pette, of the ,yrs reme ('amt of
IIor It is nndentood in well-informed
iretee that the Cnnetlian Parlimnen t oil
eet en the I st of Aeguat. The proceed-
ngs will be. very interesting.
mer The gnat Cotton Famine is over
irngland, no relief being now required
r the operatives in the manufacturing
istrietm.
executed. On the petition of Mary N. Suvrot1
tlliT The prises for two esnnye on the
Reciprocity Treaty, offered by the Trnd,
from the large aaaembtoge. Judge Avery, but misled •eeretaries. (lir loyalty, the d,smct diryk:ed to i Ilaosc f the cant of I tje
nn the Contrary, who spoke afterwards, lore for the old flag ■nd the institutions Fngh,moto piodteeti, Coen at ten mm,ock 1's
declared that if Mr. Davis were innocent which have been handed down to us un• shoe morning the body of Mary FL SurrstL 1i
of enmplicity in the .lrwns*inotion plot, tt tarnished through a long line of anoeston, si,h the coo a and dry c rear detent to Ton la
would be • luting dlegraee for a etron cant ora+ teockJ 1 th* Meck.prinuan ilo n ng
g mem, nn doubt, met forth by the Cana- (ir.o. Iien•nck ret R dclnck. Tlu+ nnrning
nation ton execute sad then immortalize diao delegates in a mot eloquent and the 1i. ri. Nanhall Grr _1.. irttmedi•ttely con
rice. were carried off by twn nowspa-
✓ moo : A. Harvey formerly of the
emilton Nprcbrtor, and James Young,
to of the Galt Reformer,
PooR WhiTes,-The Montreal Wit-
him through martyrdom. Thu nnbl. impressive manner. The result in an Canted with the At y a
senlirs*mt cans bull ehrrred-b rteeretsry of War. At 1030 rayl k, the .in
toner Gone el a and the
y y none ,mpetved tone of feeling, and an appreci- (len.ral hod net nbreed Ura cant. Thu feet wh
more heartily than by the Goderich pert- able ri.e is 1,'snadiat socorith., wag brought to the rimier. of the Court by th
Isle. Almorl(h a llmod many hard thingw Rnt, ar diPMmatie d rrmmenta ser her Counsel; Mot l . writ. a awl h. ltd net the
pro- pewee to enforce the writ. Karl Md. = th
w.rs mid agaieed the England of 1 i i ri !. bill I y 1(rstl s
vas, to a rsment article, says, " President
,r t p ,oty, we cannot *hut our c mew roared all u mid the arse 1
Yen "a g ao fr ocntl reventmd, i. not a ve yen r)..r the fuud,tou tat'te f \
rel 7 P 7 romranlnvely in the hackwork, yet ee are I or an Eprcitor, and there began en unnserci. at leas a week, Bobbi
. lir,^ts lite Cnflh. oa kis .hitt,..
hnson *prang from the clam of p ser
itea." Our contemprary that' admits
at the doctrine of the wnrthlewrn•wt of
e pn_r whiten of the Sonth, which it hu
arm"ray etrain • earp"•t ba; and a letter from levo yrs itsble rallnig. i,uluora on which nor
GODeeICIt BOARD dr TRAds.-At a by their respective teachers. O• their! pwsente•e who were asleep m the Gnat revenue .awe here placed ennrmow taxes,
meeting hell is the oboe oP Ira Lewis, arrival at the l grove ' sae restraint ears Western depot on Tuesday morning. - are the moat favored eommod,. stn contra-
Esipy on Mlnnday tut, largely attended yrithJrawn, when with one accnnl they kicked I band tragic. The i reef to be derived by
u their heels in ecstae a3 Tlc Oshawn Vindictmrn( the 3th, pyo theft ole without payment ofdaty ie rmmenle
by the merchants and traders of the P J of jiy said sten that Kerr, the man shot 14%11ia !Ionsm, and so successful bare the smuggle -s, of
TOwn W G rdcriCh for [ba lir betaking them.rlves to the various sports near Ilowmannille, rs not yet dead, The whiskey been that, on some occesiunm, the
' P P le instituted among them. , Toward, noun the 1 physicians now haste good hopes of hits re.. marnet prices have been materially affected
properly organizing a Beard of Trade, It elder pan of the surroweling commun,ti l cnvrry. by the present., of large amount. ret the
eau agreed by tbo meruben present that came pouring to by score*, who, notwith-
J. V. [)etlor, 1 be President and John etandmq the press n( huone.. at hum, were
rel• resolved not rte min rho enjoyment of Brut.
\Galt, Exp., be Vicc President of said field's gala dwy. Thc I:vhes drat creaiun•r,
Board of Trade. Artier enrno other of Brseefietd and the surrounding courser'
- artrere union which the,e has been nn reeen-
13 Two horses were minters from the. sae charge, '!he devices of the professional
atnhies of Mr. John Morton, ;th co mmotios smugglers're numberlem, and are remark.
M.•fiillinry; near Aikr Crni
, on the night rhe for the ingenuity. Ae fast as detected
of Saturday, the let instant. They were • by the keen and practised spies sal the One.
were •so detcrmmei! to have n clay of re. heavy valunblr roan, one a sorrel and the • rnment, they are supplanted by others, even
pre'immarice had been duly discu+sed, it cr ation. 'trey therefore hunt up thea I other • grey. and were worth over $200 - cleverer.
eau tasolrcd that the 1'resod,nt and \'ice a*reit and ugeoded the pie nie•; their presrnee Gordon Free I'rew. Can, bare been made three inc4e3 in die
President be appointed delegates W at- cut • bewitching /harm, and their fascinating meter and semi circular its shape, clwely
saltles a hallowed b,tluenec over the heart. ret i . At the Uo4 show, in London, them
fetid h - c of o° t e tea u , fitting lbs body, and us«d w rwi,a. \YAeo
Auk with doh a o•e m En tend ( e °" y hnckicd on beneath the shirt and covered
° t., flit the purpose of rcp;c- ghl Mneath the smiles •red R > h b f Y ]]
charming glutas of their fair core • Inrle o•erccat. they cannot M pereei•isd,
hh own at said Convention. wniow, It b b' k to gee, m nib and throat and by this means a man could carry • gal.
acil riot with p:cnliar ra.turo •mon th I Ion of spirit, at • trio nier for river without
suspicion. Unfortunately however, One
iad,vidunl omilled 10 entirele fill bit can, and
the spluhmg arid gurgling revealed the trick,
•mrd aeeesaita.nhl rte abandon ens. j'rila
•red baskets wick fal.. bltoms n Common
bat they rarely escaped the vigil• of the
authorities, and are now but In Ie used.
Barree of beans or tither slnrea ail smullgr
barrel, of dutinble commodities concealed in
the centre, are wn0tiners •lin shipped
acrme*, bet this freed is almest (nnarlalby
detected, and it now but rarely attempleY
At preeent, night is the greal time of tonlrai
h.nd exploits. 1 arreia of liquor are towed
aerons the rive- by small hosts to our shoe(
moored fait at the outskirts of the cite, end
the mist day a waggon drives boldly upr
hauls oetlhe barrel, and carts it to its dottin-
stiof.-(Detroit paper.
A young Perlman artist Intel, painted
n portrait of • Iis.cls w4w,lh which her friend.
were not pushed, decltnng thus it eau tnt•lly
•nike. The pante* propowd that the goea-
t o anvrntton w meet m D tr t h e rser sex. The young men sae n d t
the 12th i
senting t
r ---_ i g e
ret exhhitinn a Japanese teener th I
crag t"rom okohama.
black sk n, and for al that is known, is black
Teacherar asm IallOw (Oe the bonny creature,. The gallant young m •n Inside and nut-arteioly all that can be ssen
Couot , of Ilar00. were busily engaged in ewm;ring been fair of him n black.
.,^ peru,en upon swings est ole l fur the pare nae ' . Drnlet hu ben committed lost the
A merging of Toachars eau held nn S*rnr• °r in x social chat on varied and Intlreiting murder.nf hi* malber, Ifs eonleasle the
day last In the Centre! School of Uorlesich, ruby cis' 1 he elder cud mane em , ret' the enrd. Iio is 40 yern of ate, and is m►n
anserviii4 i were enjoying themarlvr•* by tied,
lost the purput. of forming an AtsociaUon for ute.rrvina the m'vnment of their *urea anA
the County, in accordaha *reel the plan cad dsn;hun, and by racial convera i, ha in step All the delegatia lova• retained to
design of that now existing for the Province. nIs eb were pointed met the great prinlrgos, Cnnudn, ns here ala Ito,, fi, Mrf:ne and
Between twenty ar,d thirty teachers ettnnded, advantages and oppnrtunillea that the yunlh [J r. Ifryd,;vt. it is Mid shot Ml r. Mc(Ie.
of the preMnt cnli,htenr•d a;n possessed. to ho honored by •public ret:eftion at Mooat
and uhanimously adopted tae following Ile- In the mann time, M(r. gods *ui erina:ndrnt u( nal.
sulutiune ;he affair aegrth.•r ahh his efficient committer,
That an Associaninn of Teachers f the of udns 1, 1 y(enUemen, ora buchu a„gig, i 13" Kirby Rmith is .nrvwntsd as hating
feat iI U (,rmemhi E.. Pnucl he two hundred flit Ir,n .11, Ifo n •need but
Iril R met I! ,; clock, P h in th. direction mf New
Goderich lemnl Sebeul, be P es,gb•n1. ^•er1, th'• pity,', wart called Isom their epu,ta Orleans and (ielveston, and nn intercepted
That Mr. Dewar, of Ilarpurbey, be 11 01' 1" w ' I "f the gond Thin,(. wheh we,e letter fnem Mf,mm ru ackrn, ea the
President. p " d J t rr them by 11011 parents and receipt there from him of 1:00.000 es OT
1 hat Mr J II Thompson be Secretary, trkhds. liver *even hundred pupiu pxrbwk cotton within the tut thirty dept,
!'hese ulfiaen wen appointed pin+iooally of tc. abondance epsend before tem, in a
till next meeting. manner which fully indicated that the '011111 The Ayr (C. W,) 1'Irr•rnnr qys that
That the Presilent, Vice President, Score• had ois,iarnnr in which they were sat. d parile -Aa fine eitem.kiiig weewlennsjntted
u'y, Mhun. ffiett, Glw, "1 1 .11, Code, prmng e?•ct nplvn their yenuthfut ever the wrree nn Thursday iellg. Jur,
up atConstitui on and By Imesi*for*tha Ano- then. utlrs Nt of their Jelli,r«xllh •mini betook and the nTrn ware formally op,encJ for hwineu tion then Ifihe left to a toile dog t. ......
en Feda , to the Uuche
c aGon rrsl that it th rel meet • I ,brmarly 7 x T
County of Huron be tormedr in arranscin; tie' edibles upon • uge table became one it the richest men in Ameeen.
t ha ( peel 10 ee to their former merriment', Mr, ss, which wu agreed to. Ac
o clock on the Y9th ,seat., in Goder.ch. ; _ cnrdintly the sector* wee tent to the hotel of
Stilt and bit inrflfui able cnmmnten buried I
w ing active meunei* for gie and nn sooner did he see the portrait than b•
on the 29th rust., at 1 o clock, P. M1. W hen thmigs were in tearlrne*, the word eau Ing the delegates to the rommerenat ern,,n licked it over, and showed every demnntra-
'fhat the ejects ofdiacuasion at next meet- Riven to fall in nod it was no son er ped lion in that cite, nn the 1 I th July, a becoming lien of the grrstent joy. The tnum h of the
,ng be " the ad•antae a of hnring (buoy than done. It ipes were falt twinging` recoptico, As me object of the del*gates is *rrist was complete, and all present initiative
iutead mf i"eal tln1s.rintendeou,'• and "the tenantless in the air, chit chats were dropprJ one of business more than plauere, it hu that the picture hal hese trenched during the
pmprietr rN •Central Board to gnrit Pro. without • finish, private, stalks were Cot been derided that the entertainment to the ni ht, wbLh eu actually sr' the aunt hewing
vnnclal (..nificatle." _ short, the pseud merry laughs were suppre sod, eueart should take the form of a hart ride nn nibbed it over with a thin cn*ung of lard 1-.
in short all exercise both mensal and physical the Itetrnit river, either to Lake En* or St. Th dog's 700.5 was sharper than the Kitk's
ilREENOC6* A lI) ('IILROftel. and dl cnnrer,oatinn hoop social end political Clair the a le fd e -
sin .n ! ser t * ' • .
remind their w* sigh ng seat stmt* Rail- with one p * t • " • •
At yea geienllp pwthlish arcnant, of to the grand fah e, which wee fairy J 1 meanies h*ring been 4nntld for the in Inn* with ons onm+n n r htmdy, it e
beneath its load of (he neee.aane., glozarir. one day, a l will be improved lin .oclel efesy one c nneccted with* 1 Ae hes.... . ret eery
readin etine k non., you might let the sed delicacies of the IanA and which wo Id brittle T IFC he*u rim* whew
readinj pnhlie know m*l althnu h
-""-- the lady *ren ay •lid a lar a party amembled
ih'ran (•,
That the nett meeting of t"e Asinci,tion throne/dem in reloading the mammoth table. 1'nr, M osrxsnnt.-The enluns sets the telt. The r ng eau celled i
held in the Central dehonl of Gudernch, for the elder pa's of the asst wtnmhlage, of i)••tmit acre t k tin can ^.
P n. i ounm e* of both tb 1). ey
mer! pe d d f h urea. Ming, and all trot lend Milwsakee d G W rb (( ,
IM, r.Mml I andrvatrn4 eerta,nt 0a (n 1 1 h t ken ♦mite t,
g orf an ! u n he nett of lbw time w111 be &*voted the darling little Fanny performs her pieta
n w 'etelhn. 10 hn.mMY whieh it is thought will occupy on the piano, and .miles when .irked little.
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