Huron Signal, 1865-11-23, Page 21
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GO/4;RWL NOV. 23. 1865.
FENIAN BONDS.
It , But dependence upon tintne vital Tke Judgeship of Drams.
eapeetally deprecated, and holiness of life
The Wiiolsur Record nays :-. It is report.
especially enjoined. The necessity for 14,1 o, 0,1i,e:, ,,,,hnn,, tel., the Hee. arc,
Merteal viaita and the attendenee ofelergy McCrea hos been offered the judgeship of '
•hen puishioners were at thu pent of the eerier ef Bruce, and (hot he will accept
'death and the cereinutties on such nada. it Very Soon. ThiS wiil of courae Impel to a
Wens Were also spoken of as not the 45*. new election fur the Western Division, to
/f a good deal of clean mew Itas been
tail matter to be thought of It web the 'a.lirrele°,earlerelenba. trerfour wthhilichureetti‘res: vteera7s u
waled by the imue of Fenian bonds in
convereiou which took place some time in ',tire...gay many gei•itle,oen are mentioned as
elle United States, foam good has resulted
life, rendering' all eo privileged °willed tu lironebite ciatideletet ;Net mi. woo ketuirinveteittth.7t
10"'n'eb'iY• Tin''''''Olivc" and l'iloti", le, calred the s tiers mimed ia the text, %,-u(,:,;,,,i,:::....b.rtehi::'1:1.1"°b,.",,11,1",,," ,tt or,,,,mi t
if they were not futile enough to swept i ; t. i i . 1.- •
Witten stone ot iapoistee, ec. being ap- refrain from title; auy names. There will
payment in the currency which they tiele poiuted for the edit) Mg of the so infs.- zt (ilfiuht. he eitrodidatcs roosigh wheat Mr.
creel into this world of trouble,-- d
"I' - W0 Th.:We, as we understood his Lordship, ' 'W 717 trele'rellisi.ce to tho above the Clunk:int
can trust Yankee. eltrewdtiess for thttnee- „onsi4 „r the ehei:ey „id these „r 11,,
"4'1" realine "milli"; lis"J'°nIe for 1 iity who h ive beeu thus converted. It
their lebor. No one r Ise is likely to be am. withal a strange and a mecum eervice.
Pecuitiarly las"fit" bY 14. b'sa'• TI''' There hi the chaucel were ,the numeritua
Fortian Monde! 1V1ty they are 1124 worth
clergy, chatiging their pl mod keel taking
leas aS 'Lose etray bits of dirty paper,
parte in the, 'service just as they would do
n hich, as Dickett• sap, go :about tlic d ..
at St. Ilarnahas, while the • • dOn religiou,
Mal strecte at iiinIrt in dietual droves. light '' c tine through stained glow win-
drican hy the wind tire Myeterious jou:-
dons which •eteld do credit to a New
neys. And, if we arc to iredit the tutor- York Trinity, alinnal,,, and rhea a *arm..
mation conveyed hy
a e°at•r•alr'rarY' 6° that could have been quite appropriately
Atueriean Government duis reudared the priatelte.1' by Mr. limners& Bat there
new litioeimi still more sertlthes, if pow.' was eloquence and much truth, and *mete:
ble, by etraming the lotto and 1
ing the plates en as 10 dry up, the
stream at ita fountein head. If it iit
pound- the hearers were nettly who eared nothing
dirty Ilia &sonar, and nutty who, haply for
nilly thenmelvies, coold not undcret nid Otani,
true that our mighbors have dont) , a" 'fin" ("66 "'"e" i"1"‘biLinti "
1 h 6 d t di a oil n of eat al0ho were thorough. Churclimen Iong b,n
eric :ue r "re i se ac ore such noes -met se high la and leW C
respect, it is a friendly act, and one winch crebrounbt out to the ereat.diecrerlit of%
we shall be tinily to en dit them side th Church of taught; 1 and !retold,
especially if it is followed up by p'acing a till i, properly, is neither high nor low,
few regiments upin the frontier to show bittt A ilk). Cie halal' The ;nreat Mertens
the Fenian leaders that tlivy catimit ec. o tiers! ‘titvaribeish art. isurrouuding parishes
danger the interoational relations of tu 0 4uPiiti.rinar•Mitinpgue..1.1rekulalsAwlY:floiewsinthet0stbillee
great countries: with impunity. Weelid !preaching Olathe Rev. James Carmichael,
as much witch there was denger of reale , the ineutubeiit, who it now well &misted
the Rev. Woe Johnson. 1 found, in
upon their frontier., and a return of the bY
compliment naw that it is required would : r tLa‘airwels, and paecicularly from etiquir lee
be an aet as graceful as it would be juseleoniparattinei•Lig tkjati \I Li pi: 0" or th050
Most or tho feniati gentleman are Anted- ' tatianissu docs"-nn't‘-nc.:eueee6 wt11:17cerenSec*ces.
cnn eitisi ns, and e e cannot believe that bel all ll* cle'ln are anrehel, end, 1 hellinstn
the United Stator will allow them to cons.! sal may, colignionalate yOu in tioderich on thr
ties bor organising a regular artay•of Inca- !"""e in'Y k",4"Orn"" 1"00 le rP"'“g''' 6.7
'nit a "rosa briel, of the itetionol anion- wonlueisacalliduMielFXJ. a'uudr
Ctic tv.i7 tool do good by 00.0 worlkiiel per.
Bien. . seretanee toleitilam. I 'confess eouln
' hardly &JAN, with hi, Issrchiltir abont the
TORONTO EXCITED. Aaints, leing a sinner myself and toing \old
in the Ilible tiat ell are sinners in their verv
The Isceace says ceiniderablo excite-alerughts to .th. ir very end, end cunaot I
meet was caused in Tormito on Wedgies- ' "r4ed t" i" Ch'iAa"itY '°d'h°
Itittle and perfer book in aide teeter Lavine
day when it become known flint the &Wool anythin; atiout either. It a:I the
authorities had rec-ived feel Life motel' Ciergyare Senile, I am very glad of 0, but
with re.eird to the movements of susniei- t'llsbw4intro bZi
ORS inSlitidUall1 in the :city.. The regular ; onty.i„reet v,ry
troops were placel at the disposal of the mete', of the laity at:Ousel lives such as his
Mayor, the guards were attengthened at 1"rdr',1"i"'-"d 11"" they ouankt to lire,
the aruinry, ant everythiog plowed In shippers. neither yr•u ncio I May go Wont:tat!,
account unhouserled, 'tunnelled, with
readinces fur an emergency. Nothing
transpired, hoWever, the evil -disposed, if h
stl !It there were, probably thinking ilium- the little church; s'on'ne--enTrlhalbly. hgwostonl- f.°41
Limb e piece, and which walkine mend the
lion the better pare of valor. lf dieaffoct-
ed people in Camels know when they are na
10,1 lershIttt.;lel, ine. It seeins Clintoot
built on the person site of the
'well off they will tither leave the ceautry eh;ef Ail
_u.e., many as ... at Goderieh
Manure says
" We understand Alit the roomor is without
any foundation. Eien were Mr. McCres
roffered the Julneship of Bruce, it is Mtoaeth•
of, rf it is not itnieetaire ta voit-the wor•
er intorialtable that he would accept it."
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Oth has hewn etruck at Isondoti, on
what is known as the Hicks ruin about a
toile out of the city. The veritable stuff
dews at the rate of three or four barrels
per day. The people are going crazy over
the • atrike' as fest as they can 0-Athe-
na:tidy, end the papers are so full of oil
meter* that they (alumat) beget to feel
or keep precioul quiet. Our petti le are t;ei,',Ih'.1:":‘,LA .tireted
in no humor to be trait." with by any witlistandini; the high prices of land, the
rascal or set of neat.. place Omer. Some Kkgitolf settler? thought
they would get uo elturch. Titer left
home for no fortig; thole, but for a put u
par The insurrection in Jamaica haft their own Wed aud could honestly seek..
been finally auerremed and the atrocinus o 4-4-44 whgit there they found
Nocella engaged .it brought to condign " !freed out tr eroiship.Gad.7
punishment. The number of insuments Mr. Ronsfont, afterwards Treasurer or the
ahot and hung is estimated at 2,000.- County, granted a Oise of laud for a church
Of course wholesale retaliation 6 itet It rent the71111"=hb'' '1°‘ °A° of all
all times safe, but where such barbaritias of ▪ tio;onovaerUsiuoir:Tleoetni'es'd
ths the negroes of Janalice and their and the like, bit has eine, become • Church
man, and moode no opposition te the tit.e
fanatical leaders 'iwere guilty of hav
been committed, 'Common justice &elm Is have been useless, I inn told, if be had, for
a terrible retribution which is all the tithe every gearch, the worthy Mayor, Mr.
Whitehead, tieely admitted, that the title was
more effective becauee.it is swift. Tim in the chord'. Ilavitig postessron, the
lemon taught Will not be lost either upon settlers, 'sheet 1a.lee built a frame church.
Vaialethurgli, the. Coopers, h(ey.
the 1.0 Tit! or their rulers. ,
weeds, Pagto and a host of other old country
e boys,' as they Bleu nese, built a church,
and a Rev. dlr. Lotiook and auerwardi.
Cooper, mire the Se,torr at Etubicoke, near
t3 the tough, The formation at
L.andon is exactly the auto as that in this
eection ! Success tu it --we mean the
London well.
GODEDICII TOWNIIEMP.
Two boys !lamed Michael Richards and
John Campbell, stole 40 lbs. of butter and
a jar of preserves from the house or Mr.
'rhos. Metelt, 31ouday the COI inatent.
On the followiug ueeday, Richards' was
arritdold, and WA! unt by J. las Cribb
aril Torrence for trial at next sessions. -
Campbell lite eloped. .
IPP EN. , •
_
The Fourth annual uiecting,of the !Clown
Reapino Society was held at Kippeu cu Mow
der, the 13thday of November, fur the per.
pose of larking rangements, and the election
oflicers for the matinee yearnentionst thews
'which hove been apirointed are, Mr. James
Anderson, Previ'.leill; Mr. J.:lin Copelend,
Treasurer; Mr. Hugh Live, jr., Vice ['rein.
deet; Mr. MeMordie, Secreinry.--
c„Irscription lists will also be itsued. and it
,s hoped that all persons interested wilt sub
scribe a sum sullicield to encourage the
: some. Thorn living at • direr:nee can for
ward their -tubacrigtioor to Robt MeMunlie,
Seey, Post.ottice.
' /1101VICK • • -
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loterodliag News groin Earl**.
New `foie, Nev. 15. -The Royal Mail
steenulsip Perla, Capt. Tott, which left
Liverpoel about tiiie u'elock a. et., of *health
and Queeturton un the °vetoing of tne 5t13,
arrived here.
London, Nur. 5. -The Parish ministry
bite resigned. The preliminaries ut a treaty
of cenimeree between England and Austria
have been @omelet here is uo ether news
importauce today. Thu Pell.Mall Gazette
euggests thio Mi lialerial arrangement' are
ferred in convolute:, of there bsine no
SpAker to Writ& while the iuternigousi
would be prejudicial to sittinn member*
shored a contest take place. Mr. Gladstone
visitiog Seutlend. The Daily Novo *aye
ha speech at Glasgow leaves no doubt of the
gettend course ministers will rursue. If
supportel by the country, •ill not beillow
to complete ate work uf reform. Mr. Glad -
moire has declared hiinse f favor of an
rateetion of the stiffrege, men iii view of this,
the Liberal perty droignutedhito leader tit the
Commalis. What doubt can remain of the
true elisions of the party which selects such a
man for its acknowledged leader ? The -
Herald titlarks no understanding is arrived ay.
concerninn Marna The London correspow
fins tee ',orient Lire.-Gur Village has dent of the 3Ionchester Guardian says :-
born not into momenta by adreadtul Nutwitlibending the tone of Mr. Sewarets
ty Yetterday about,three ticket:. the re- speech at /where, it hi generally undeistood
_ . . noticed to be on fire, and snd retie, omelet preasing to a tirrel the emilrovers) le•
the pc guhered to extiguith the fire,
ne,„,, ne ienh„,a wee" ohms 'nine, nee the; the l'reeidenta Cabitret hare me intention
HOMY. - A young man
named alicheel Mack, of Ashfield, who
has hien hanging about Goderich for the
lest two or three &eye, Ins allowed him:
self to be tempted to make a sonry attempt
at horse•stealing. Yesterday (Monday)
morning early he beau* into town a
valuable horse whieh he h id stolen from
the stable of r. Jemea Joy, of Ashfield, I
and made preparations for instant flight.
Ile engaged a boy to ride the animal bare
back as far es Wilkinson's Garners, where
it was rtabled ; the owner ositetisibly ens
eigial in purchasing hog+, tried tra trade
it off but without suecem. Meanwhile,
seen:tine Chief • Condable framer, and.
Ihis amistant, who were close open him,
' tee rase :ea under eover, awl contrived
te elude pulsed. The Chatie was SO 110t
that Mr Mack had to la the horse go
and the milted will no doubt be recover
, as it wu traced into town lest night,
-es 'olley's little derkey reniarked, " the
chap ain't limn\ cotcheee" yet, but We
hope will \ •
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.WE EY!. MISSIONP.
On Sunda tnoruinee next, the Rev.
; Lachlan 'I aylor, who.se '3.eputation AA 0
popular and cloque ',plater is well tas-
.
tablithel here, will p 3C11 in the IV esley-
an 31. Church, on behal f the alas:eon:Iry
Sociely of that holy. e Missionary
Meeting will be !Ida in same` lice en the
will be
following evening: wheas satires.
delivered by Mr. Taylor and otheee .
the cause of misaiena as a noble on,;ean
worthy of the attention of a- Christi:en
f community, we hope to sec crowded cen-
gregationa, and ps.ni subacriptions. We
advise those who intend to be present to.
omit settling the amount of their wheedle
tions until the h r Mr. Taylor.
c being now claimed hy the Chtueli. It would.
CLINTON'.
careen 1.100N11100.
Toronto': reached in it. ..Tbe congregation
le I to pieces on the removal of the Rector
MONDAY, 19th Nor., 1Se3. and the church rotted sal was repleced by
4 pleasing to tee the earnestness the exertino of the Itarices, Reads:arid otle
• ers, and sten filled. I Ms was another frame
I h• . .
building, now toed lid' sclicol purposes._
tioos in Canada are vetting theniselver to Then they clubbed together to build hand.
work to afford accommodation for public.' same betel church, was burn not loo4
I , worshia and the proper payment of miois seetro-,,,q,Fortuaate;, it was Mews d. wou'd
y mink by the way, lhe insur-
. tem An Engliahniare settled far a .,Innee since DI etennotrilrie choirches. You throw
tinie in " ambitious little City " of Tau:, 111"1"`" br""'l IT^^ l'hc *ate
Hamilton, was not prepared, oa a casual na"".; d''''e 1!", the r.intonritA found it
h"In4c
provements which met the eye or the "'!°ar't at 115011. "11.1 one a. fti'llirght74' 1"'
thankful congratulations about good ere
visit to Huron and Bruce, to see the utioelre am11.1:750
sth -tie avoidance of the Iriturance money,
wee to .ame.
I" and Ilse inner id the crowds th hun I
• • d better times which meet the ear on lips of tho p.rn ichere. the eStice 14004.'7
sides in this neighberhool It is a "'"' l''''"" rr"") iti-1511" ."4 11 gi"r* n
tur noipecuseility to the nambitious
wel nowe ntaxiin that you may knee
the in t thrifty *elder when you nee hinn
building good hero and fanning Ilia
land well •fore he repl lees the old loe
house with a riek one, for which, in ton
.
111E1E
.
rioonfitto'11 VS. LONDON.
We are at length in a pesition to give
Many cutee, W cro the hourte has been
the sure of tlie M itch fired between No.
thought of more
e Rifle Co. of Lowlott and the Huron
of the money to oild the inattaion be•
Rifles uf 016 town, (each on its own
comes the chief pine knJ so I see an
ground,) on Thursday the 'Ali Mat. The
Goderich, (comparing r igiou to secular
matters), your petple haat.. ut I
their wretched-lOoking old c
than cramp the energies of t
able pastor, for whom they have
handsome Rectory and whom tit
regularly and well ; while ire Dung it
and setae other places they hare but
ahurches and left; the parsons unpaid.
Like the good backwoofs huebaudinon
an titer:tem the lend ir
weather here wax, aeein, very unfevor-
reit rather able' sad the Goderich boys got beaten :
ir Toner- LoN0oS a1r1.s.n.'
uilt a
trir Capt. IL (aerie _20111 2.1 132 24230.-341
Lt. M. D. Dermal 21.102 223 El 33/30- 37
nerd*. . Bryce. 44332 33133 3213:1-45
l'ore. J. Turner .30101 30:140 03200-26
1 artier 11414 04212 02223-41
1 C. Illannak..,42311 02114 03320- 36
they should Ace to the safety of the crops K I. lardee 21124 03314 303041-35
P. .... 14433 43111 32:100-45
of good 'entwine and remember that he
Chas. ul 33034 21323 03132-37
who milliliters at the Altar should lire of Thos. Its undeon22400 31123 24020-34
Wm. Melt 311443 13:132 40222-. 43
McVean 11121 03124 00030-.34
lese. Martin .. 01240 31:102 22021-33
Joe. :Muth ... 31323 :13:14:1 :10003-17
Chas. 31urrity 4131 44331 22034- 114
• y. 200 v. Ito y.
the twerifige. And they have done this
in Clanton anti in the surretulding neigh-
borhood. To squeeze into the donee
thiong of worshippers on Sunday hat, at
the dedication of the new Church which
now " ita taps:rim spire to Heaven,"
rising high above all the bedding' of this
Met village ; to do dem was a matter of
course for a traveller from • distanee
'fetal
Average, 37 *5.
Runde x true.
l'oints.
110 - y. 200 v. Son y.
whose only other resource would have 1.1. 10 I'. lieva..22e.ia 332.to 2:1230 -
been to .• tette mine „en in wino inn., ;amities Ihit Wain; ;13331 22:114 00233-
111
r,
There was • reinerkably good choir, end teregal; ri.ereettn'.... ;111 l'iti:: 2003::al
a large array of cleraymen, including the eagle Ifelegnittellteee 2Z02'2 22000-23
venerable Bishop, ant a swarm, .r hearer, Cur . Idellr.loth 20311 ' 10212 22223-33
„n ,, room . • • n12 113044 4:1224- 40
sad a very large eellection or money, there G. IL Johnson . .22 1 31322 00322;e-26
bejag mune throe bemired dollars required W. Pennington ..224 33300 02222-32
to pay a balowe for the building* and the jeaalAii7baen" ' •ecti21:,34 . 12P4 0920-22
Izepreventent of die grounds •herft so r•,... ficalinm .. 10243 13:222: :.
2 112402e222---:114.,
many of the " Forefather% of the hamlet iv. G. Smith ...23.1.12 02221 00202 -26
skop," In the course of the three aervicee 11, P. O'Connor . 33429 24401 4323A-40
A. fleamisan . -24432 2 64J2 02020-3J
I really believe Cue money was eontribut --
iid. and If ao, yin will goon fiiiil His Lord- Total 164
Aversas, 30 14-15.
Ant NV Mai ponuifte tuada in his rem.
non, to ennareeeit the beddine awording sfir Deiced,* O'Leary of Montreal fell
tn the " doe lad aufient harms of our dose a flight of staler et Brockville die
mirth," an he emphatically etpremea
lemeted his tech end dint on the *pot.
y
Otte oth, ote!-The oil fever atill run.
high here. Another well at Dungannon
gives a first-class ' show ' of the grease,
iand a great many cntitusiaetic people
think that the grott basin of precioua
fiuid 6 to be found there. -We sincerely
hope the opittien is based upon correct
geological data. It doe* new appear evi-
, deut that oil in paying quantities is to he
found In ilea ration. A lerge and influ-
ential company has been formed for de-
ed° ,ine the new resource, and the Fre-
e , e
pect is Fo good that the stock it beim:
e•geray purchased -tonic of the %ifs
' cotniug froM .kmerican capitalists. The
aitland well is progreming body.. • Mr. I
Nutt Lae erected- a large deeriek, the
engine is at work, itha already the reek
has bet% pierced to a distaace of fifteen
feet. Wc eliall report progrers frotu dine
to time as the work proctedo
g rui ti e %le ta clines 'rite me
, a4utho"rity s'iate; that Mr. A%lame. retires "next
jit 554 il:•covered ' that Mr. Bowyer, only *prime A special cuiiimission nes been
eked, Agri] one year, wits in the ruidet of isluea to try Feniarts Dublin with power to
the 113inggwithout any possibility ot rescuing adjourn to Cork. The proprietor of ntre
it. after the house was burried:down, the child 1."°Ple cntnntenend "lion anyntnst the enlace.
toe du enure of that journal. No confirm.
was lotted in the cellar • charred mus. -
ration has been received in Eirglised of the
The cause of the fire uriknown. Men. Boy. negro insurrection in Jamaica. I he Frerik•
law sot violated, and no n military expo
dines' " has been "carried ou from the
United States" tnounh money, arum. dup.
plies aud mei, may all have been shipped
separately from our ports to Indeed, them to
be organised and consolidated etto an *nay
of insurrection seri rebellion. We believe
Ai. quibble is not Oil diehonest but knife°.
teal. In abe case u the United States es.
Quiucy 6. Peters R, 4a5-tbe U.S. Supreme
Court held it as not neveseary that the retail
shou'd be armed, or in a et/edition to commit
hostilities oft leering the States, and in the
cue of the United States es. It rtinski 8, Law
Rep. 251, the court held that of potteries were s
hired or remitted to go abroad with the intent c
uf enlistine in war against a power with which
we are at peace, the IM violate* the Inure
section of uur arearality laws. The queetion
rut further eimplified by these precedents in
reduced to this : Are the Fenian Brotherhood o
begiuning, eettirig on foot. or prepaiing the
means fur au miterprise which consist
part of *ending moiety, arms, men, teasels,
end other means of war to Indeed with the
intent that they shall there be enlisted into
or used in an insurrectoonti7 effort to Iamb
I lah an indi•petident Irish goVeniment ? There
is bot one i.e.:hie mower 1,1 this question.
and that is. that the Feirian Brotherhood is
engaged in just diet thing -no more and no
leas. Its conatitution elates that it OranSists
of Irishmen in the United States who aro
soleninly pledged to free belard from the
Jiritish oke, 0.1., to get up an Idris jaunt.
lion. ta preamble el -dares its object to be
to secure the blousing's' of liberty and peace
fur the frith nice in Ireland.' Yet ' ite head
quarters are and shall be within the limiter ul
the United States. Its oath binds its mein.
hers te 'Libor with earnest seal Mr the
liteenitiou of frelend from. the yoke of Eng -
lend, and for the establiabonnt of • free awl
independent government on the Irish soil,'
and also •birels them all to implicitIn obey
the cumin:sod of their offirsers,' 'whatever
tneir charactee ur nature. It is ruled by a
'PisiiiIdAriild • Congress. The Cottgrekle
consist* of a Boum of Representatives, sod a
Senate ot fifteeo members, whom they elect,
and who are always in elusion. The Presi-
dent it provided with • eabinet, canittine
• Secretaty of State. of War, and of tbe
I reaury. Ile appoints. with the "meson' of
the Smuts., the agent of the Irish Repothlie,
(so.called), thus showing that the Fenian
Itrotherhoodeontains within itself. in embryo,
the Irish Republic which it aim* to erect in
Ireland. All itt members are trued eot less
than ten cellular week, and as much more
as they can be made to stand. Suppose their
memhei ship ln he 20.000, and this amounts
to the sum of 8101,000 per annum. This
the Meiimuss. Many will give much larger
sums. If we interpret this coustitution by
the li •lit of even the ease es made still
Over fi ty of these Fenians, it 0
eurrently stated, having 'treed/ left Caicagyi
'fur Ireland. Over two found led Fern:too...re--
of them linh Americans, have there been
arrested, and are now lield for trial on the
charge of LAYoti. Roods n1 the future Irish
. Republic are openly offered in market, and
feud* mised oir them, and anthorited Fenian
oratars openly declare that the object of all
their' acts is an Irish insurrection, and that
rennet-, area and ,men, are bemg htted cut
nem. In short, the Irish population, air a`
portien of Ibion. are now wo4ing • priVete
war dgairtyt England, making America their
bare of operations. Our courts have decided
that it ',utter' not that no or rams." expedi.
tem ie being formed within -our bound teas.
or mile from thenee. It is sufficient it niesi,1
money end meens be sent abroad with Ole
iiitent to use them there for that aturpose.-
This we all know ie being dove. Fenitinisni
bsi its of 'this astie proper work, 4.3.1 yet
this it a onere Criele ; a grave crime. becauee
the petty n0,000 Inedans ha, no train no
c on a war which the 30.009010 ut non•
Fenian* must either euppress or long ce
The Americo people are oat prepared to
',large in a ear tor severing from Ireland
(Lent ; therefore it i• the iluty of our
government to impress this private war of
our frith American* agamst the British gov•
e'rtiment. The Federel governmerit is the i
ju ere of its own netiwial hoilor, and upon it I
de ;yes tke drily of deeiilieg euarnies
4u? 0.11 merigan citizens sliail, aid what
hall tea, light. lis wham" erf its de•
action, we ars opposed to brut: 1
. .
)er,it appears,left the cluld with Iwo nepheitS
about three years old, to see her father:b.
ow, a distaiica front her house of about ft or
10 toes. She says that the was wily nhaul
20 iniirutes away.
--ese-sesneeetwes-
Etitroft.-It is with airteere plea.
eure I have learned that the teacher of
fort Senate had repeated the refusel to accede
to the demands ot Austria and Inman". The
Waxman mails had reached Lopatin!. the
allies commenced crissoillog Craguay to march
on Correyuto. Mr. Thornton, the Itritieh
Etivor, •itati an interview woh the Emperor,
mid deemed the desire of Eirgleed to resume
dielomitic reletiuns. The emperor replied
fatet. Street School has received an in- Ilreadstuffe.-Riehardeon, Spence Co.
crease to her smell salary, hieing choke), I aitil Wakefield. Noah & Co. repokt antiket
• • I firm. Flour quiet, but foot, and in some
I cases abuut Is per tuck dearer. No barrels
discharge of her iluttee. .16e Longworth to Mat holds. W heat in Steady deniar.d, and
deserve, every praise, her pupils aro cer- - $0 per cent rarer on t e *yea. •inter
U11
red los. 2J to len Indian corn i3 ;paid
tainly advancing th° "tisfacti°" or request, at Cel inbacce per L.4n0 Iba. on the
-their parents, who are constantly hoping :week. Mixed American 29*. 9J. tu:10s..
that their children tea)! net bo' removed' 1sordoit, Druce & le s.,report-Ileet sent
from under het. kind end judicious man- 1°,11!IYetit,', :11.1 rje"1"4 551'10' 4'4)4 54"1
c sue qualitots. Inferior un•
agetnent. I ani in no way conned'ed with changed.- l'ork, none in stock. Irish and
the tywn or schOol, but, I muot eay 11 litiropeari dechniotg. Mutsu lower and
wOuld be well for all the famale teachers Muller decline expected. Lard consid'inably
both private anti public it they teem eat -relief, from 2a. 4to 4s ry cat. Sheep
.olont and kind Miss Longworelt, who ',1„unasinta,"1,;:n1ii,inEdnelitell?;1' Pirsicepa. rcheenet1/4„
take a leaver from the gentle, clad, benev.1 I '7.• d d •
?WM* solely bent, 11.0 only on the advance- North .taierican 49* Cal to 51s. Sugar quiet
ment of the futile. in word lore, but and without intienal change. Coffee poet
' h It teethe but stemiy. Petroleum, steady dementHet
branch contained hi God's Ho y word- 2a °J 1° 2s I id'
Christian aliarity and/brotherly love en • Loudon aleiacts•-ltarine Bros. repot t
the market for bre:Wong% lio ni, - and Wheat
neceutry to their soul'a aalvation. Yes,
: Mr Editor piece a few such 0 te iehars In 1.!.1rudel'ilLni."45001t0o16522-e. PZIoritreArrb:Ne.1. 414Vishitio"
. '
your schoolsoand believenne, Reit all eall .-kUs. Ankeriesii Sour &came.' at 27s to 30e
1 meet the rebel -36 without thetr ears being per bk. Inse nom Saner quiet, about 6.1
' polluted. . ceeaper. Coffee tine. 'I allow steady. Tea
' I have,the henor to subscribe mysAfa active, awl iiiisaine eases Id per pouod ,rleai
a Teacher of lone ;toil rucceasful expert- L... ,,;,:e3...:ttlocojniiimdtatnocrcewtionidu a.1 Is Id. I etre.
nee. .
Goderich, .Nov. 18th. 1865. ' levaareot.. Nov. 4. -The action sea:nst
the It .yal Bonk of belated has been eettlel
! nee
; pl. we'
! give cor
the mane, being so applied, the true,.
To‘‘Correspoadeats.
- Soncitor requited the bank not to Day it
over einem% Ilia satortion rrf the Attorney
A n iend and batriber sends us a long rlaoafal• 14e ',auk -Wolf (01116e4 00 I"`7
arir nether cheques, Me. Leary corium:wed
letter intended as criticism upon the •
M L
1 It apoe +red %Oat Mr. Leary,one ref the Fete,.
tremens sending in items of loci!' priemere ha.I a sum to his credit in the bank.
tniiieh are Always welcotue, wee (Le ja:rtroune,flinut.:illefiged„,.. aAsta %tart:,
Member that it is Important tol, trensannble puiPoses, and within view t the
•ct nano.); and rintes. 1st 'mann trisect' remittances, and preventing
;the action. Au application from . r. roar,
' manner in wffich a rthin inquest was to dare part uf the sum, for the perpciee o
conducted by Der
; ham. Now, wh
; that certain tet
•these counti
mi:tte,03r eindisc. In the action brrnin:hfl;IZaii
toexpoeure a,rel censure, we regret ats tit
WO are
gs in-ceista
are guilty of O'er
.e$
Yr We hare received the following
letter and poetry from a Mr. Oakley of
this town, who thinks he hu invented a
great many things which would be beer-
lciel to the eouttuunity at large. We
emu the sane and inte'ligent reader to
judge of the documents as Ito may
fit : --
1Svi.XvioNS SSD thwevemes, TIM WW1 -
nano 1, 1115 Aos.-As the Press now sup.
plies the need of oral philoaunh and watery,
o that the latter among the in igetit of that
Ism is now reduced to mennivity, and es it
a tiara to print without • press., ur to nom
ypes (01 of nothing, would it be compatililt
with c -non regard for surcring fur
inanity to aid a ellow creature to such
liflieulties, try publishing a emelt porticos of
his production 1
First -On Railway Insproranienta.
tvl i,elyz e
titters
e
breach, of mittraiity which the' lienien I
ftrotherh. orl are induleine. With less pal.'
I petite evi necapUtist the fi Penternin ego. I
f I damns of Aker and ipeo-Presislental
peed rrnatio were issued aro
ople anainet much ensmoing
ek ouch culled for in reeard
once at Wing- his defence, wasi tit once otgreed to. Accierl.
me to admit 1 'tLer (1°- eumwe""m"
Mr. Leary's attorney mentioned that the bsa•
of the nebon,
earth of any* was els, requirrol tor the defer f
apocry. pt ismer and that it w• i Id b 11.7lieed. °let
pled seta, nd thereby expore 14ie wive I Ira at once Irritated 'to. bedrai:e
ads. ir,`,::+;!:""aP""e" the proPnetors
with regard to this particular stet, 0 eine newepaper, the defence se
, mle except what was neceisary to the
l personal as to renderet our ditty to keep: pu eses of the prueecution. The Spanrsh
: it out of the ,S7ynal. Thero can be little`
wereing ihe
crimes. We th
to tbe Ian .
-
•
Ore In stro
g- Ireland, 1 he Eari o
declares that Ilse
weeks' in connectio
furnished steeling
importance and va,ue the Deanne. organs,
saloon.' 11e takes er it to the Orangemen
,•ftir haring Irdig known t at such a plot exist
eJ, anal !says •' ihat man locelittes will Le
indebted for their proteetik and th• ir feelio •
of soicutity chiefly to the existence vf the
Merge institation.” The Olaugernen are
further advised to be Sober, •wig-,
end watchful, and to senorita heir nion,e-s
The document is dined 2.1id of lictorlrer last.
rothorrho.id.
that withineness ni in the office ot the
eur. has introduced en much that is
AN out. MestIPIINTLR GoNE.- An
alarm of fire was given yesterday (Thule
day) at noon, and on proceeding to the
harbor hill it was discevered that an old
frame home on the harbor tit was in
fiatues. The firemen had their engine on
the gnome' in a few minutes, but the beet
that could be done was to gave the arljocent
warehouve, Which were in danger (rem
falling cinders. The building was tied
in 1 e31 as a tannery -the first in the
county -and aubsequently nit a cust-eth
house, &c. Two poor families occupied
the old tenetnent, d f •
tweed to remove their *minty effects.-
Loes.-A let of good kindling wood anl
any number of " innocent and helpless "
bed-buga.
Thee:34Year LAND 8AILL-'fhe sale
of lands ler taxes commeneed on Tuesday
last and ended, far the time being, on
Wednesday afternoon. It was the beet
sale we have bad for peens, farm lots going
off ' like hot &tee,' and eveti village pro.
ty, in Prone inotances, being bought up
eagerly. Thie certain indication that
mil estate is on the rise, affected no doubt
by the generally improved septet of the
times. The unsold Ina will be re -offered
early in December.
sir In the-officiarprise publiabed
in the Canada Farmer, the judges in the
fruit department append the following
moth to the premium list .-" The under-
signed having performed their duty to
the best of their' judgment, have much
pleasure in drawing your particular notice
to a collection of Fruit from the County
II aeon."
*dr Mesons. J. V. Dotter & Son wieh
us to add to their adv. that they have just
received a large quntity of Cotton Yarn.
oar See Mr. eloorhonse's adv. of
chimp Stationery. We are perritaded
that a larger, cheaper or better amortuient
cannot be found in any retail bowie in
Canada.
111.onsoau le Nov r.unatt.-W c have
been shown a strawberry blossom found
thia morning by Rev. A. Mickel on the
banks of' the Maitland. No doubt the
tiny wringer WAS ingettd 011t hy the recant
foe weather
doubt that the whole elf& was extra-
,
judicial and sitamefutly managed, and if
our friend nad confined himself to a simple'
atatetnant of the cireuntatances, 'omitting
personal inuendos me should have been
happy to Aline idle. He is too seneible
a man, we are sure. to mi-conatrue our
motive. withohling his three page
letter.
• •••■••••
Literary Notices.
, -
par From Mr. Moorhouse we have re-
ceived the currept number of Chambers'
Journal, one of the best and most useful
magazines imued from the British' Prete%
is cheaper thatti the New York ittilger,
and infitetely better in every respect.
isONDole SoC•1•71*.-Chetvett & Cn
Toronto. -'f his Month's number is better
In our opinion than sotne of its predeces-
sore, although all are good. The eagles,
Ger
eienita
Pest siy
mite him
Bel wheneve
ducednond whe public and the mate
of partite, shall anew of its treino passed ; but
not one wend seems to intimate th deny sut•Ii
1111Lwill behrought leotard by the Govern
merit in the cornet/ fieysion. The Times my
that the disceinit ihmund al the Rank on the
3rd inn. was corneraratively lieht. In the
stock Exelianee advancee hal been uttered e
about 61 per. mein
unmet ban joined -the Constantinoil
Cohen ewirtn. The 'endow Morning
liai Gladsonee :speecb cora-
hearty appestat of the Reform
practicalrle one shot! be ere -
FENIALNY, A N_IP (frit NECTE.11w
LITV LA Wrt•
Frain the clams, Triter's.
The constitution of the Ferlien Brotherhood
hat been published end the hotel' of the Irish
Itoputo in itgueL. Toe Government ie now
cellei up., to toke jurnciel mince of a move
mem which time puenslics its purpose& ti
the w. old in a m 'neer that Iroaves roian
fer deale. In our judgement an active orga
nixat1on has been funned which careen rank
read to the Orangemen
Enniskilleingrand touter,
elalions of the payt few
with Inertianion, hese
1 rit the haidementah
te". The Newton County Cos
I a weighty m.ttter to decode. A be
' ger dose there keens cocks which
the. mono." and awake, not a p
shaven and shorn," but a wine m echo
breught a County Court action to
14es. 15-tliat bener the amount at
he values his and his wife's sleep. loge
with the pant inflicted oil them conjoint
throu rh the bahy being waked earlier Vs
neeensary. • The judge, My Sergent Peters
neonfeseed thou he did root know whether,
itecordog te the law of the land, a cock can
be stopPed from crowing if he happens to live
. near a wine merchant ; nor did any of the
, legal gentlemen who tornetiee hi his eourt.-
So the ease has heen atinirtied in order that
•' the authorities mey be consulted.
reit'the,New Haven Regieter tells the
'owner 't A gentleronn, who is still • young
man, came here with a few hundred dollars
reel rammed a *tore 17 by feenbut brought
with him what wee more valuable- thorough
know/1.1,0Ni hie lousiness and of the value of
edvertiaing. Ile now liege in one of the
finest houes in Oho city, owns largely in real
'rude, end is soand for, we don't know how
many thousand*, nnd is still enlarging hie
busineen and carrying it on with an energy
and 'meas.! whieb cannot fail to place him
high on the scroll of the income tax list. -
free, his advertieieg expenses for the past
year were some 10,000, hut no one can visit
44 eatahloolomrint without seeing that it pays."
lad.? has
k Mena
croW
st all
,who
dant.
er
for its object withont clearly violeting on
hers are perfect gone in the new IMO,' neutrality laws, rind cari never hope to ottein
style, the reading matter is apicy and
entertaining and the, typngraphy faultless.
It is a email thing to mention, perhaps.
but we very much admire the system of
und by Messrs. Chewed & Co.,
by nhich the book 6 gent fed and not
rolled up so as to destroy de appearance,
as is too often the case.
Tilt CHURCHMAN'S MAGAZINE is to
hand ream the twine house, and in, as
tweed, replete with good thing!, ' wise mid
otherwise.'
(amity for Deceniber is a oplendid No.
lt opens with a very pretty line c
ing and' the fashion plates are all th.e
could be denim,. Beitiales interesting
literary matter the number containa
large number of valuta° recipee The;
following are the terms for I elle, in Am-
ericen funds :-
One cepy, one year • • - • $3 00
Two copies, one year - - • 3 .10
Three «mime one year - - 7 50
Four come., one year - - 10 00
sesseemse-
its end without 1o:coloring the lenited States
ni a war with Eneland. Undoubtedly the
.
progres4 already made by toe r entail' organ
g3tirio becr;mor the suloject of diplomatic
eninplaint 111 Great Britain, and will serious
ly cumplicete the present thsturbed cronrlitiron
of our f weign affaira. It is immaterial that
Great Ilritani did [Ott nunatain her neutrality
in good faith durtrig, cur war tor the ljnion.
If greet !intent was at fault let that fault be
diseased diplomaticelly, am! if diploma*, y
. le 'di 10 n3 lair results, and the wrong be
, worth a ,wite, let the United States select its
own lime ind occasion fur war, and make
war inns deliberftte, oatmeal, end dignified
Imouser. n bet es not submit. however, tu be
drifted, enhapped, and isboulered into • war
Iby ohr own sevirninal negligence to enforce
t re laws which we have enacted tri present
out citizens and all other persons residing in
oer midst (ruin levying pnvate war on their
S h I we ernistr the cee
own account aeainst foreign Government. -
n on y h
7 tr: rd rrticir t -b -1°k:
r ispose
war; bin ef the whele people who would be
merle to fight a out.
We oak, therefore, Are the Fenian Brother.
hood, end its nein are now developed, a vio
tenon of our Neutrality Laws? 11 should
it be permitted to go unpunished, or should
it he suppressed ? The language of the
heutrality act ie as follows :-
'• If any person shall, within the territory
or jurisdiction of the Vetted States. begin or
set on foot. or provide or prepare the means
foe any military expedition or enterpriee, tot
be carried on from ilsenee agrees* the terri•
tory or dommions of any tereign prime) or
State, or of any colony, district, ot people
witb whom the 17nited States Ars at
mut poem's, go offending, shall b. eemed
entity of a high mienemeanor, end shall be
fined not perverting three thousand dollars
and Imprioronert not moo than tore* yearn"
The simple question of fact is, are the
Feniatis beginning or setting NI font or pro
'ding or prepw Mg the means for • miiitery
expedition or enterprise to be carried on
from the United Suttee againat (frost Rritein
The Peening will contend that ft long 01 no
organised Sem and army it formed here and
,earett anted and eqiiipped from our porta, the
A tieKsT la, tit me, Init.-Pio
lemy Pheopeter, who lived some two hundred
emirs before Chi ist, letrl a ship with 40 benks
of rowers, being 560 English feet in length -
190 feet longer than the " Persia,- and 120
thorter than the" Emmet'. ; ft.
from one side to the other , in height, to gum
melee, 4 was n6 feet, and %la the highest
toot of the stern to the water line it was 100
Met ; it hart lour rudders. each 60 feet 'orig.
When it pot t.000eit, it held rnore than 4009
rowers and inissollarnomentriet, and on the
deck were 3090 marinea. And besides ali
'hewn there was* lerge body rot morn under
the oleeks pied a vast quantity of provisions
and supplies.
lArd Palarimetee's heir le bis nephew, the
Rev. Henri &IBM, * eargyessn eif the
L:aiscoposi Chan*
•
1 gave ler a rose and Rove her a ring, And
asked her to marry m4 then ; but she sent
ahem all back, the insensoole thing, and said
"she's no notion of men. I told her I'd neearts
of money nod g tned to frighten her
with *growl ; Mutate answered she wasn't
brought up in the woodt, to he scared at the
screech Man owl. I called her a corpiette
and everything bad, I slighted her features
end form till at length I 'emceed., in getting
her mad, aid she reged like the sea in a
storm. And then in a moment I turned and
limited. and called her my angle and dear ;
she fell In my arms like a wearisome child,
and exelaimed, ''We will marry Ilia yeion''
pl. Parson firownlow, Onvernor of fent.
ewe, when Ian heard on was in the gutter at
Knoxville. where he had been kicked by a
couple of negro soldiers. 1Ie him recently
agate turned up and complains of having
been required to lend his watch end fire hun•
dniel dollars in greenback's to those footpads,
who offered in eecurity • pistol, whinh they
flourished before his terrified physiogeorny.-
Niee people in Tennessee.
Jnhoi Healey, of Wigan, England, has
confesned ihe molder of one James Barton,
on the 12th of annuity, 1861. Ile sere thet
• (Impute ending between himself and Barton,
he flung hem into a furnace at the Beane
browse pit near Womtn.
A solnier of the 30th Regiment hoer been
ermined in Montrose!, charged with having
stolen • silver watea.
The Orengemen of Kinptnn contemplate
the erection of a 'handsome Orange Mall is
diet eity.
Railway travel may now be safe,
Ort every line in every place ;
And trierals a'411 greet each other dear,
For they cato safely meet to cheer.
When men adopt the plasm devised
By Oakley of Ooderich.
Then the collisions dreadful strict.,
Will hare a shaking fit and
Itul then, 'tit 1rue, the struggle's o'er,
A laugh, and there will be nos more ;
When men, ie.
Lightning trains may now be kept
From runnina off their glary net,
14 falling &mu in chasm; deep,
lu erbich the dead forever sleep ;
When men, Ike.
Second -On tAc Mantic Telegraph.
Now the Atlantic Cables sure,
The telegraph eau work secure,
Beneath the briny ocean.
When formed in sliding links like tongues
It thew will- speak in divers songs,
Beneath the trecan's bosom ;
When men adopt the plans desires!
By Oakley of teudericb.
Upon hundreA ships sad tables.
With sharpen.' teeth is laid the cable,
Then buried beneath the main.
No strain, nor bite; can break the line,
Nor iisterrupt the dashing sign,
That will speak 16u•ihrn anig,t11iln,
Ma yorall y_of ttuelsce.
The ilon. Joseph Cauclion has been
nominated at esitilidate the.Quebet
mayoralty. The preteiit mayor bee announ-
cedriutisi hnatelnlitpioln.loilevin"ot .r. et
of British origin obleht-according to t
alternate system -to be elected." r.
reactor, 0 at prevent the only candid,' in
the field. Some weeks aeuethere see d to
be a prevalent feeling that et. gent 11111 of
British origin should enjoy a ter in tbe
civic dune and the names . lessee. A.
Joseph and H. S. Scott were mentioned in
that connection. No formal maps here,
however, as yet been -taken to induce either
of tbese gentleman to cowls forwent
The Dear Babies.
Conventionally, infancy is only Inother
name for ineocfnee. Nu:leaner-they, are
wide as the poles sounner.. nether*, as •
matter of course,will dispute this prop...niece;
yet tee) know`in the depths of their °fret:non.
ate 'hearts, that it is too tree. Produce
you'r pht'a•ahropic baby. Show nu • ...resole
of the race that will not lIght. Igo they not
all wile us by the hair, and tun thereat, with
exulting war whoops, as if they longed lo
scalp us? Is it riot necemar tu keep their
nail* short, in order to Ivor searifieation
1144 any baby ever been known to -exhibit
the slightest emotion of gratitude 7 Ito they
not murder our sleep, motapelling permits to
riee at the dead hour of nigh*, and walk
merches against time until daylighi Is it
uot a common thing to see them Weenie
vernally apopletic with enbridled •-
And then look at their hypocrisy ! cr:14
nut indulge in blood turtling shrieks of went.
agooty,and when uoodrermed in consequence
of suspicion of pins, do they not kick up their
feels mid crow at the thoughts of having
bossed their mothers ? It ie I'll very well to
ay the Ileeven ir near us in eur Infant!'"
hal it is the opinion of observant -persons, who
have studied babita from a plalosphical
morel print, that if theiscapacity for 'Meatier
were equal to 'their ferocity, they eoal4 seen
exterminate Ilse adalts of tke human family.
•
- • - - - -
&Meta News Iron Europe.
The ' City of London ' ai rived out oc thee
20th. rad Russell, i premier, aud Clues.
dun, ea minister of foreign affairs, were iu
stalled into office. It it espected no material
cheirge will. be made till February. Tn.
Zah.re bi"ein irsliTolviesteldtatiena tl•I'aititt Murat . atorTti.
rivaieer SAeitasidadt had arrayed in the
ersey on the lith, arid surrendered to the
vista ship Donegal, and i* now in the bands
of die aethoritice. Copt. Waddell states the
first itifurination he received of the flume of
the war was on the 3011. of August. from the
Initial war veseel Itarracoute. and that be
consigned his guns 10 the hold, and steered
for Liverpoel. Illeadetuffs quiet, hut firer.
Beef scarce and firm. Deceit dull. Niter
firm.
Honest Labor.
A life of honest labor, with the aimple re-
ward or contentment, is the nearest appro.,.
matioon hapilhiess which man can expect
here. 'the leinplalions to enter into businese
lite sou then 1010 the pureuit nf wealth are
vastly increased iit our own time. The peat
few years have been remarksble in this es
sped. The young man has; seen, or thought
that he saw, the rapid eccumulation of color.
01 termites by men of his own age and clus,
and hes felt the, bonds whist' hale him back -
to be very galling. '• If 1 had oar) the
capital I" a his constant exclamation. acetim •
pained with the conviction that only that •aa
venting to inane loins • brillient term!' of
success in the pursuit of money -reeking. If*
has riot thought of the other side of the
picture. The apparent mucus of the few is
always visible, while the bit r dmapoirtment,
agony, sad sometimes a me of the maoy
wbo air hidden out ts sight. If the true
*tory could be told y generation of awn
in this city, who hare one into the pursuit of
fortuues, the lesson ould he startling. The
number of succor 1 men would be found ex.
ecedingly small •Itile of Olive wbo hays
been suceeirifuntbe proportion would be toted
se•palling why have succeeded at Ile expenses
of happinem, red too °Ilea a self-respect, if
n ut of revelation.
It is ,rrtit the while of every young man
to confider tierrously what is linely to be the
surest source of happiness to bemself, and ha
family, if he has one, mod that epochs& fairly
answered will in most cases dhow that wealth
a nut necessary to the result. Or if wealth
be so eaniestly,desired that he eannos make
u p hie mind to be erodeirt without it, then let
hien knew that in the pollen of it he may
meet men experiences of &treaty, such temp-
tatiouS to great risk of torture' and of cbar•
user, that without courage and firm pnnciple
the ebanees are • Modred to one lie will fail
miserably, upecially it he lords to • swift
tenant, as the result of bold speculation. A
fertune earned by steady, honest lalror is an
honor and a blessing. Such • fortune will
brieg enjoyment and bemuse*, in the proems
of tts eccumulat on as well se ir the use of it.
Such a feriae, may be earned 'sellout great
risk, without corrodiog anxienes, wothasI
the terrible weight of beery responsibilities
assumed for the chime of the earnester's
seccess. If there be any advice *hods eught
to be impetus." on the young man who has
determent to seek wealth, is thut, that he
should see. to grow rich *lowly rather than
✓ le. The advice may seem to be throw.
awey in times like these. We have faith to
believe and Mason to hullo that it will sot.
for we have oilier evidence loke thee contained
in the leiter of oar correstundent, that such
warnings have been of Isee to maul on th•
years that have panted since tbe Journal
began ats careen -Journal of Coalmen -a.
AReiVsl. 1{V.V. NIL Wool ara.r-
Ch riati0t Guardian has pleaaare,in an.
Menicing the safe arrival -of Mr. Woresey,
after a rather stormy peamme :ft the Peruvian
Mr. Vloonsey lute been usefully. employed
attending Miesionary Anniversaries and other
'pectin,' Jenne his eirit in En nand, under
the direction of the Itecording Secretaries of
the Permit Society, and brings with hiM •
token ef love end deep interest which the
MisoiUnary Sornly teke in the. Iluelsona Baya
work, it large edition of Ilynerrs arid the First ;
C•techism in the C7ree language, Mentes'
eumeroue present's from fi weds' in different
Peris ef England, In ortsoeously given, foe
the different Mt -miens in Ow Territory.
.1 Ft -Gillet W*XliKaiNtis.-The
editor ot tit° Memphis (handa.J.ieksorrAtlan.
(*.Montgomery Appoiloolto once more prints
his paper in Memphie, givers a good natured
*comet ot his wanderings lo and fro in the
South. Ile asys he hmi great trouble ih
avoiding our Armtek and thinlitt Gen :Spencer
is "a genneinem of "ft very restless le.Mpers.
went." Luckily for the Appetit, lie adtisnlie
wor ended, mai the Appeal, " being now !
perfectly iron. clad with paroles. amnesties,
lid pardons, is on its feet again irt robust
d Norma life."
Seniors couple of young men,
in • loordicated state, were Yu ttttt ng about
the s feels one evening lately in Detroit seek• I
ing nt ehiet, when one cf there, unthinking,
no due t. drew lits revolver and fired at ran.
dom. e bell crossed the street, end, Pass.
iota over e heads of Mr. Johnson and hi*
clerk, who ere about closing the store,struck
the wall ab. e them end, glowed ..fr, shiver
ed several bottle., which were on the shelves,
to litoMe. A policeman passing arrested
them.
'Mow en Reek Seallnira.- Not far from
Bedford, the otheeday. we came in the course
of our rambles, on a little Yining. church.
There wee not mochabout it to attract the
latent on or an ectelesMlogies beyorel the fact
that it had escaped the reveoes of modern
chore'. restorers, but it wax renankahle tor
conta ning an arrangement a loch we believe
halm unique. The pew belonging 10 the
aristo retie lord of the nutter we. up in a
little Keller entirely partltooned n1T from the
church, wo which it °communicated only hy
a large with vendee. A little Hight nf keeps
outeele the church led to the double door
of this secluded oratory, stitch Walt furnished
with a fireplace of 111 °en, and sundry com-
fortable drake and haseockin or, perhaps,
more correctly speaking, towstools. On
making inquiry sa to the proprietor, we learnt
that his Lordship was • devout man, and
never ntiCied morning sertice while staying
at his cottony meat. When the service com-
menced he opened the eanhowindow, which
was erectly oppoite the reading desk, and
behaved with the Mei: tem decorum until the
prayers mem over and the padre immediately
before the amine sung to an end. Then,
jolt as the minieter entered the pulpit, Ise
shut down the south ann devoted homeelf to
reeding the letters by the morning pose
which had in the niesnwhile here brnught
(leen teem the hall by " 'lemma for ha
edification. --(11innirighern flasette.
rje It is rveated of the greet Dr. Clark
that when in one of hos leisure how, he wee
nnhentling himmdf with a few Menne in the
molt frnliesome manner, he nbeerved Beau
Noah approftahing open which he stopped
triddenly My horn' ired he, let ea be
grave here comes • fool."
ele "Rue, my deer," mei a niother
her daughter, '' if you are stiff and reserved,
you will never rt • hushend." "Ma," re-
torted the punt tad', "anima the pees@
tell fibe, a primrose it not without Wham
tioen"
A WalliXING To l'aeUltra saga Yuceo
Lsuliall.-A Nes York repel says that the
thieves of that city 'have extended their sphere
o f operations and inatitsded • new mode uf
pluuder, not ezactlo,the garroiling Mein., but
quote as Dad, and approactlig in fiendish
barb:aril, tbe scalping mobile a the Bock,
Mountain *AV ,kes.. The rascals carry whit
them a very sharp knife for the pompom ef
&tending themselves case of an stuck,
sad to retiree Mlles of that faahionsable
excrescence called a watertit11; Woth the
dexterity of a .vs toted savage on the war
paih. dry wiiherith • 8oarith of the scalping.
knife, take a eat...elan Dos • lady's teed
close to the skin ; and the operation is par
formed with so much delleary, that *ha 1.1y
only diecovers het, loss when her held suddsrity
dome upon her bosom, haring been deprived
of Its counterbalance. The vale. of the heal
made by dm thief varies ; but it is a poor
scalp thst will nut yield front 14 to liki worth,
including hair, rags, bran, old junk, de.,
which is disposed of to merchants in Met
branch of trade watt reasionable profit.
A passenger left thirteen thousend
in sleeping rar at Clevetand, %Inch wee
found and restored by the colored porter.
The Jeerer, doubtless in a fit of unwonted
libenility, lock out a five dollar hill and
pre•ents.d It to the honest darkey Without
seeing for airy change 1
The Executive Council bad • very pentract-
ed meeting on M ednesdily Mat, at which all
the Ministers were present.
lx what key shuttle • lover melte a prop*.
all of marriage Ile mine, ab! (1.3 minor.)
'There's a brandy smash,' said a wag ee
mein; &drunken moo falt through • esteem
Wood Wanted.
Parties wishing to pay theit traissente
lions in dry wood will rheas' bring it in
0 once.
At the residence of his fathenCentre Rosa,
Goderich townseip, on Retarder the Inth
inst., Mr. Dever tinnem n, aged eia you,.
Deceased lees than nee year ago, wee ening
man of more thee ordinary ability, ell of
mental and physical energy and vigor. boa
through a severe cold that settled upon his
ungs, that fell destroyer of youth and beau.
t comaroptim, marked him for its prey. -
fir dually the strongly knit frame lost its
tenslon-slowly but how surely the joys and
glories of life faded from his young eyes.
until Death closed the scene. The respect in
which 1M beld by his neighbors was man.
ifested by the great eonerierse that attended
the remains to the Catholic Cemetery on
Monday.
At Brantford, on 10th Nov., inn., of Ty.
phue fever, M•1111AHLT the beloved wife of
John Hay, third daughter of Andrew Orme,
Celbortie, Aged 29 years.
31ARKETS.
stsIFF: phioirtt „two heaCcOnItnte..N.: 020..01.9..;0013.,0005321 (((•,(,:!1a1140051 050,10. • .0:
Illinimiti.et"st(greetn)
Peas 552::000205 00605011.00
0,72'
n143 (4 1'29
Foetus ...... 0;4230 00 0- Ls.
.. (4 *IA
hay, new ntil to -n• • • 461i:00°205 fee. 914
Kees 124
Toronto, loth.- hoeinese lieht. Fell
Wbeistj$1,40 to L57 1 npring 1,18 tn 1.2.1 k
Harley fiSe to 72e ; Pees Ile to 62 ; Oats 23
to 33 ; Pork 6.50 tri T 30 ; Batter 24e to 23e•
New York, 20th.-Casade flour $13.46 to
11.75 ; Spring wheat 1.72 to 1.86 ; Pork
32 621 for mew. Gold 147.
Mon,real, Nosy. 110.- Advisee per City of
London, which has arrived with Liverpool.
&nes tn the nth, report breadstuff.' and
p_rovisione firm, but no quotations are gitenk
News uninsportent. Thor /mitt with taw
transactvons. Ashes dell and %Nadine dose.
warns. Reiter market quiet. f• leveed
wonted. Illone-seperiot extra at 97.30 IA
; extra 7 tn 7 40 ; Welland ("Anal saper
lia• at 6.10 to 6.20 ; superAne No. 1 Canals
rebut at 6 20 to 6.13 No. 1 western en
6 12 in 6 20 ; whem--Cansda 1.2O te 1,2A ;
Osts per 32 IN M :12 to 311e. Butter, dist,
25 to 26 ; sterepecbee te 1,10.