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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSemi-Weekly Signal, 1867-5-14, Page 2• Ji 1: T A H I. E, G. T. It. •tJ f►AI 0 ANl (.OubalCH uu TpICT, Aal1VR Oeseriptfow of train. T7 sor. Ateramodatton 12:30 a.m. Lennon moil . 9:00 p.m. Mixed 10:50 Dere RT. Ezpri.s mail 6:311 a.m. Amemsod•tio° . 1:45 p.m. MlRetd . 4.45 " cnti'`nIcchln i(j nal b fl twDEHDI'H, C. W., flay 14. Iti67. CO*SMSVATIVE 'TACTICS. While the tory press, from the Leader downwards, was sounding the •'Vo- party" ery a few weeks ago, a wu noeorioua that in every oovetiturncy of Ontario the the organisers of the party w.:re remmng- tog through the dust and lumber of put electioneering materiel for their strongest men. They wiehed to lull reformers to step in order that they might, by quietly working io the dark, aeoure a majority in the House which are in future to govcrt the a otry. '\'hey were deeply i° love with a ooalittoe ministry which they thought could be worked advuu.ageously after the work of Confederation bad been accomplished, in so fur aa the old admin- tstratioe could effect anything beyond the completion of a few necewry details. Great was the worti6catien felt in the ue- pesite amp when it waa asoertained b - yond peradventure that the liberals o! the country were deterwiued w meet thew at every point, imprea.ed with the belief that u the Reform party had been the direct means of securing the greet representative reform involved in the Confederating scheme, after years of determined effort, they wen the best fitted to assume the responsibility of working it out. Then came a ery of alarm from the opposite racks. " The Uuioa is in danger," " Will Confederation be carried out," n Annexation," and claptrap of that sort, ad iwueeamn. How absurd is the idea that reformers could have adopted any other course than that which they ars *ow pursuing. Were they to be bond - winked into inaction while their opponents rushed pell•mell iuw the arena ? Cer- tainly not, eke they would have been ex posed to the charge of pulitical poltroon- ery which would have ruog 10 their ars just u soon 88 the conservatives had gaio ed their point. Take our own County for exam pl.. Messrs. Carling and Ritchie, the nominees of a coneerrauve eonventioo, would make it appear that they have buried forever the hatchet of party war- fare, and intend, if elected, (0 support meoasures, not men. When they appear in •strong reform section of the eoutrtry tthey try oo the humbugging story of no party linea, bo rrat political questions king before the country, no raano why old d stinctiooe should not be wiped out and all and sundry join in securing their return. Do they think people are blind enough to be led away by sash shallow nonsense? What is Mr. Ritchie, politi- cally, but a high strung wry of the old- est of old scheels ? W hat is Mr. Carlin g but a rigid cooeervative ? Who brought them iuw the field, but the stiff 000,er- wetive lawyer; or Goderich ? Who ■re their right-hand men except each series u Dr. Woods, Wellington Connor, B. V. Elliott, and Co. ? An 1 if they are re. turned, will the fact not be heralded to the world u a grat conservative victory -will they not be found iur•riably cast- ing their votes and in6uenoe with those wbo have persistently denied justice to ifpper Canada, and who, had• they not been forced to it, would have refused to grant us the increased repreeentatton that we are to enjoy in future 7 We call open reformers throughout the non- stitueney to beware how they allow them- selves to be deluded into the belief that they are ,verfeetly safe in voting for men who io the end would laugh at them for their folly. The resulta of the contest thus far ere most satisfactory. Neither the specious milk -and -water promise of Mase. Carling and Ritchie, nor the sneaking abuaivenem or gross fabrications of their organ -grinders, min influence the adherents of the party of liberalism and progrcra to swerve for a moment from the path of duty 1 They know thin, and in their rage they search io all directions for mon elective weapons of deface', but where shall they be found 1 a Fine Cllsaat.. [fere we are °ear the middle of May, and the indieatione of epring a far oft apparently u they were a month ago. The true still awing their bare arms about i■ the cold north wind, every shower is followed by severe frost, people almg to fun and overcoat*, and, in short, nothing but a spirit of the most admir- able Christian resignation can prevent people from voting the climate of Canada a disgusting tailor.. We fear the booted bealthf.lnees of the climate is • papillae elelusinn, and it appears to bo getting worse from year w year. The eoetent rep tition of sodeten change* of weathor to which we ere eebjne', favor lung and throat diseases, se well u rheumatic affeeunns, utile and chronic, to such an exlmt u to become alarming to permed of feeble onnatitetinna. Hnwevr, we must bop. fan a lash of sunshine byand bye. Belie AATO.DAT.-The ant nom bar of this a:matleut paper that bit reach ed .s for weeks mime to hand nn Saler deg. HIs it not been mailed regularly or is at .ebbed (se brother ire rya) by tela• Yankee pnst„ds• elerk, wheel Itte,- tsry risear'ebu have not extended a far r Vtaaklie's Rrtreela ea Hne•aty ? 31A,91f10.-The regnler eonu unnies tin .f Iffaitlaed lode's, takes place, in the , dirt..veafng at 3.AA, 'Pae gaeea'• Hlrtalda3. The iodisation. are that the Birthday of lice Majesty will be celebrated in e hart)• mahuer by the people of God.nch this year. The steamer Clinton will give a cheap Ezcursio. from Saginaw, which will be patronised liberally, no doubt. - The Saginaw Fire Brigade bit been iu- rited by the Firemen of Goderich, and we understand the "bhoys" will be on hand with a good band. Tbe Spr.,y will give excursions from up the Lake, we be- lieve, and the er Iuuteers will fire a feu de ioye, u usual. sere presume the pro- gramme is not complete yet. At all events we have not amen it. GuN-Bonar L.teu ui.-Tlaa Windsor Rernrd says, iu coneequencu of Wcrs received from hcadquarwra, the gun -twat Prince Alfred lies taken her detartur. ft ,m port, to bs laid 'up at Godericb. Iler crew•, marines, Ae., are to be scut back to the Aurora, at Qaubco. EXCITIG Fool RAog.-Ap exciting toot race carne off iu the suburbs on Fri- day afternoon last. The contest wit be tween Mears. L. H. Roberton and A. G. ilodge, both of whom have received medals for their fleetness in distant cities. Toe dieunce run wit 150 yards, and as beth were considered champion runoete, i • Lire uutubar of' spectators, assembled to witness the sport. .Then the word was given the contestants dashed off at • ripld pace: At tient Hodge appeared to k •ep ahead, 'but ebnut half way Robert- s m spurted ahead and held the lead to the goal, winning by a few feet Coo- aileruble rums of money rzchangcd hands oo the result. URAYal.t) JotraNAL is to hand from Mr. Muorhouse, from whom all the late pgblieations may be obtained. . LONDON Socterr, splendid a ever, as to matter and illustration, ha bora sent es by W. C. Chewett k Co., the enter- prising ahtionen of Toronto. Igor Mr. Cyrus Carol, of 1t roxeter, h a been ■ppoiutod a Notary Public. Oar The farmers in this neighborhood hive got pretty will through with their spring sowing. The fell wheat is begin. Hing to reouver fro9,the effects of partial wi°ter-k'lling. TOWN COUNCIL. The Council met nu Friday evening last. Present, the Mayor and Messrs. Gibbons, Ilorton, Cattle, JlcKenzie, Smith, Sey.nour, Cameron, Kay, McKay, Hays an l Clifford. Minutes of lit regular mating were read and approved. Petition of John Mclseod, praying f r relief, he being in destitute circumstances - efcrred to Relief Committee, to report at next meeting. Petition of Charles Well., &eking for r moneration for boarding a .ick man by the name of John McNabb. Same de- liverance. Petition of toe Galerieb Cricket Club, asking to be relieved from a portion of the taxes on lot■ used by them u a cricket ground, amounting to $20.10. Rcceiiv- el and fyled. Petition of John Stewart and other for repairs ort Hamilton street, from the Square w Ralph'. Tin Store -Referred to Road and Bridge Committee. Petition of Sumnt4 Sloan praying to get the aunt of $3:10.00 refunded to him, he having lost that amount the last year be had the market. Refrrod w • special committee consistiru, of Mears. Cameron. Gibbons, McKay, Putnnre and Clifford. The cemetery committee reported, re- commending to the o•msideration of the Council the applications of Meters. Phe - ria and Hopper for the ofce of keeper. On motion by Mr. Hays, eeonnded by Mr. McKenzie, it was resolved that the rant of 100 i over en f a 1v b e tb f.ea e b• g granted to the eem.tcry keeper for one yoar, for the beautifying of the grounds. Aeoount of Henry liorton, 11.00, re- lief, to be pard. Mr. I'haris wit appointed cemetery keeper. Jlceera. Cameron, II.ys and Gibbonn, were appoioted • nommittee to report at' next mating on the advisability of abol- ishing the 'Market fees. The Mayor, Reeve, and Messrs. Hays Clifford and McKay were a upointed ■ eommitte" for the purpose of getting • flag -staff erected, end the purohase of a $,g before the 24th cf May. The rad and bi i Ig., committee wit instructed to view Mr. Longworth'. fence and give such instructions regarding it u may be satiafuotery to them. The Unlincil than ■ Ij tura,d u till th n last Friday of the month. Xew Addrrping Machine. For some years bask the Huron Sig- seel hu been addressed to mail subscribe eis by machinery, the article used being what ie eallcl "Dick's Patent." Al- tbough a great improvement on the old system of direeting with pen and ink, thin plan ie open to serious objection, inas- much ea 11 will frequently happen that the gummed labels peel off by the adore, thus rendering it impossibl, to send the pipers to their proper destination. To obviate this dilflculty we have purchased one of "Campbell's Jlailin;; Maebinre," by means of which the ad Iraree ere printed directly oar the paper or wrapper, thee ensuring delivery, if platted in the hands of postmasters who can read Eng- lish and attend to their bneinea. The machine will be ready for nee nett week. EARLY PLA!& ie. -Knowing our predi Ieetium for horticulture, Mr. Itutterworth, gardner, hu sent as a number of early ahbage plants in splendid ionditine.- W. wnnld ■dvi.e those of oar readers who wish to parehe•s Arstelaue garde• planta of the hest and ewset eerie/tine, to giro Mr S. a ee.l from ttine 10 date se the season advaauo.. Oarless 111aeae o1 al. Crabtf. It has befit kuuwn in town for slam* days that Mr. Grab* lies ill in Montreal, having take lee scarlet Beer, but no great daeger wit apprehended until yesterday (Moeda)) moniug, weep be ceased a Wkgtam to be sept, ordering the store to be chord, and re- questtur his wile w c..me down nth all baste. It wit further rumored that his medical attendant" had declared he could not live lunger than a few boas at farthest. At ell vents, it may be inferred that his ease ie an eatrea.ely critical w.s. rz - To nee a must tempting show of fruit and coufestiou.ry eel! at Hingham s. ( ' We hear that W. E. (}race, FAq., u( this lows 1 about 10 Collimeuce • salt wall uyar the harbor. f There will be Divine Servlee in St. Andrew's Church on Sund.ty first, !9th test. The ltev. Uamiltou Oibeou will of iciate. Nova Scotia Senator.. Thu Nova Scotia SInators uodur the new constitution have been selected, it is said, and their oamn have bao publish - id io several journals. Six of the names have bay selected by the Government of Nova Scotia and six by the leader of the Liberals, Mr. Archibald. Four of the Senators have been taken from the Legis- lative Aaaembly of the Province, if the following publisher) lint is correct : -Hon. E. Kenny, Ilon. J. McCully, [toe. J. H, Anderson, Hon. T. D. Archibald, Ilon. 1(. B. Di:kie, Hun. J. iloltues, Iloo. J. W. Ritchie, John L take, E q , M. P. P.; J. Bourinot, Esq., M.P.I'., C. Bill, Esq., JI.P.P.; W. Miller, Esq., ll. 1'. 1'. A Threatealwg bylopooag. Flout is 320 • bar.tt. W. are skipping toddy gran to the west which wit grown ie Caldorma, wit shipped to New York thence to Liverpool and back, sed now goes through the can11 to ltxhester and Oswego. A abort crop of wheat, owing to tete (routs of last year, and an extra demand fur corn abroad aid at cue South, account in part for these piaci. But 1iot altogethe . That in • c entry when land u two dolien an acre flour should command 320 a buret shows that somthing is ori.:Malty wrong i• the course of production or in the coudiliun of the eurreuey. Such extnrragant prices always precede great mnnetaty, c ,..uletons. Ln 19:t: agar wee imported frurs Ude.da, o" the Itlaek Sea; •nd shortly afore we had sweeping panic and baukmptcy al! over the land. The same symptom hu proceeded other monied couralstuns. It is likely to be the precursor - of soother noir.-.flba.y Argus. 1faT' It is asserted, upon information obtained by the police, th it a conspiracy ezi.ta in New York to originate a sena or riots, for the double object of pleader and vengeance. The eelorecmeat of a strengent license law, which has chocked the carer of the low groggeries, seems to to have excited the hatred of the lawless against the authorities, and many secret meetings of the disafl:cteJ have been held, where the language used ha been of the most violent character. Special detec- tives have followed the movement, and are now in possession of information which hu enabled them to anticipate th, • :tion by p a eiag no the lea lei a TI. ides seems to have 'boon so w interfere with burinese, by riotous proceeding+, as t , force a conydromis.e, and allow of the re opening of the groggery hells. A Srccus.-The iron ferry -boat be- longing to the Great Western Railw ly Company, ueel for the transfer of oir, from the American to the t anuJian si It of the Detroit River, has been suliiciontly tried to warrant the belief that it is a complete success. It is capable of onr- veyintrcan weighing two hundred and ighty tone at a single trip, wi'.h saw,' Her power will enable her to carry 2111 Oars in twelve house, which is sub cient for all the traffic this or any other road is likely to need fur some time. Call& w d _" wt. a stmt 1 oat Pena. A telegram was reeeived on Saturday from rlewegn, by ono of our beadieg pr.. dame deal,'rs,whicb epees that the Potted States Government had sent an arbitrary order making the duty on peas 3) per pmt This a but anotler evidence of'tl e fraternal ar.d friendly spirit of our neigh - boars The duty on this groin since the repeal of the Reciprocity Treaty hu been 3b per cent. if intended for meed, and 10 per cent if for oonsu aption. It ie now apparently ter be 30 per cent. on a11, or at the present value of pct, 4e. per bushel more than wheat, a specimoen of legisla• tive wisdom eminently Japaoue.-01o6e. Canada at tae Fair. The Paris rorrespondent of the Detroit 7}tbrne, writing from Paris the 24th of last mouth, safe 1 - The English Colonies have a 8.e repro seuatton at the Exhibition. fleginnieg nth thou t home, 1 should esy that Canada has more space than she dturves, bat i meet roofer n is well filled. Her native woods mre ezl o .1 l • e, great gaantiti. a of glide. in solid masers, which give an •dogeas idea of their wealth. Her few mineral. and err- eals are diaplsyed to mach advantage. '1 he dnplay of mai* and charts of her country i. rieb. Nova Sca tia has • very large depart men', and everything she possesses, from her huge tea's that dkper% of/ her roast, tbst u s herd -handed inhere drag in every day, le her ew.papets and •'book literature," ere well shown. Une could with Ihet any one of the stales ofthe Union had u Inca reprwMnts tion ; it you'd alit immensely to oar meagre dapeepnea4 Q} Toe eienatinn of af6M In Metier) la a pule.. A week or more ago es were told t►at Manat.ug had led n defeated fue . us from Queretaro. Today it is stated that hegallantly beaded an attsek ston the liberal forges ; et it k admitted it a Ihsy were driven bask, but a doubtful lie at the and of the dispatch acus that Ibe, rallied ad lwce.avdtheir lest groand. Wilk alrtka eoea,etieg repnrte that for soothe purl hen Olurrd through A m.r(ean abaneto. hoe s it peaYble to arrive at any fair ennet. ties wile rages. In the wee wines tbe deart od Rmpsrs - wrgiy wish sW naolatioe and spirit s - t} It G sported that la soave sections of New York Butte the peace bluesuw base been w badly frosea by the resent cold weather u w ,yep them le fell of from the tree'. c - A (ower wrote w a datingui.hd I scieutibc agricaRorint, w whom he felt under obligation for iulroduning • variety ofawie. "Keepected sin --1 went yestesdy to the cap tie show. 1 (uuud several pigs of your !species. There was a great variety of hogs. std ',was a*ooisbed at put suing you tbere." Loss or 8TOca, -The F' -ries .Yew KC govt is informed that many of the (•tun of Uualr•za are suff.riug seven looses in stock this spriog. It is said there aro but th farm- ( en is the neighbourhood who have out lost one or more e( their cattle or sheep. The dues a t.be your quality of the straw, rmader- edao by the eatnmely heavy rues of last harvest, which have made it almost val- aeleo es (odder. _ --- --- 1 be Para ourresp on:deul of ten New York Tribune, io order w give his readers aside. of the rise of the exhibitmo building, asks them to imegte • structure 180,000 yards square set in • park three times that size. As ibis snakes the building cover as ilea of 32,400 000,000 square y r L and • park in proportion, sea submit that is 'eking lou much of the imagination. Man killed on THE G. T. R. -The Cobourg Sentinel stats that on the 5th inst„ the mangled remains of s man wen foand on the Grand Trank railway track, near the residence of Mr. Grimshawe. He wit about 5 feet 8 inches high, black heir, bad an old brown overcoat and • b are frock moat witb U. 8. A. buttons. The only arti- cles en hie person wen tt pocket•book cuo- teirttng Iwo eumba-notbin` by which be could be identified. Tbe body wit much mangled, Ile brad being cut iu two length- wise. and both arms cut narly of He ap- peered from the footmarks to have been welkin toward. ('obourg, using a wa:km,'( suet which 0it found pear the ■pot, and nnukl have met the train which caused his death. H Mason, Esq., Coroner, held an inquse on the remains and • verdict of " accidental death'' wit rendered. I Robbery.-Last evening, must the St Ca- tharines Journal, of the loth inst., some per sou mitered a bed room in Mr. Decater's tavern, Ontario street, and took away a trunk t mtainiug valuables to the value of about 310. Mr. D. was around the premises him- self, bet his lumily was absent. The trunk alter being rifled was left in tee nc Dity of the brewery. A Royal . Man-Eater.-The negro King George Peppel, of Bonney, proctor.' to visit put. A eorretpondent.o( the Inudon Sun says : -•Among the illustrious strangers who will grace the exhibition is a aovertgn of Dote, • nigger King of Bonny, who,, it is • id, hat • p.lace eoestructed art the bones O vaiagwshvd enemies, ani rho can give a human scull to 100,000 guests to ariuk Goss . as nth tee loving cup. The kingdom of Runty is situated to the north of the coast of Guinea, between the Niger nod one of its confluent. it hu an army of 60,000 men, and 100 pieces of artillery of Enghnh manufacture. file 4i•hits of the people. 'aye • Frena► writer, are very simple, and al they do not leve ooa uwtber they love Europeans-paricularly alter their fheh hu been cooked on the gridiron and tf they be fat. This d•scriptiun reminds me of a question put by a traveller to • chief of one of the tribes of these niggers. The traveller e.ieed,i( the chiefs people liked the English, 'Ok, yes, taid the chief ; and so do i-1 have often ateu some of them.' They sue w illustrate the ed,$onitioe to 'Love they neighbor as thyself.' tits agger majesty, mils the account, leas not eaten any bnman gash since hu journey to London in 1861. and the lords of his court have followed his example of ab.ttnence. The people, how• ever, mull preserve their primitive taste; but, in virtue o(• recent law, no natye of Bonny rantoech human aesh without the permission in writing u( hu lord aid master. Tee blank king, it is sand, wall bnrg with him panty of gold in barrels, and so no doubt be wi;l be welcome. M Tee Snider breech•loading ride bit been adopted as lbs military weapon of England, Belgium, Turkey, and Egypt. stir The Ottawa Times says that the I1on. J. S. McD,nol l is to be opposod in Cornwall by Mr. Win. Mattioe, of that town, for the House of Commons; and by Mr. D. L. McDonald, of Montreal, for the Local Legislature. Wg6OIETEH. Wao:graa, Yav 10th, 1867. To the Etnor of the HatopJ 8gaal. 1 do not feel it se es aey to advert w the garbled statements that a pears in this day's tuae of your luminous contemporary the Star, lartber then to sty that tbougk alone In the contest leaf week, 1 am eighty grafi tied with the fee.mg displayed Wwardc me, hawing I am info, rood six out of sine ober mer who preeded over my uppo cut's asnulgs m my favor. 1. refereaco 1, the Audit Committee which would never hees ban mentioned by me bet for the reckless assertion mode by Mr. Hay@ Irum the Toes Plot of e:ree upwards that it east SW per garker,$360 manually, a Amlayville, Ishow od that oar committee, Septe liter 1865, eoet $14.70 my opponent maintained that wee Duly for one man. At Wroxeter, be sad die tioctly that the Aodit Committee cost the saw above mentioned, and that if he ;meld n ot prove bis statemeal he would retire from ski tem cat asking me it he made his stair merit good would 1 aeapt hu ehalleaire. At the Irma 1 wit holding the moon.' of tbe Comity Council for January 1867, in my hand open a page 135 of the Treeanr'a Sutement, and seeing Ihet the Dee. 8erio'e of 186d moat 328 22, I telt perf.Mly este ,D aecepenr his challenge. The foregoing east* aaknaatiated if necessary by fifty witnesses. The Swr creme to have the faculty or his friends for t le of tnwatiu. se well es per• version, es i never made a statewent as to MIG trent any rimMrter. He wilt and hta and' health permitting that as a " Thorough Briton'. (all the good he gives me credir f,r) that ne surrender * mj mntto even though the aide were aguat me which i am perfect. ly atis&d s not the case. ittealmost certain that tet alertione .ill n ut some o4 for wme time, previous to which 1 hope 1, hove the pleasure of •siting my weeern fronds. Hoping yea trill give theme nsarke ser itestio. in year ext week's I.aa•. 1 have the honor w be, Years truly. , THOMAS 018801!. ANbttlbep Ma•eia bow (brined of the Pope en indtlg•nce of one yoar w .11 who "hall deroeny orate the " G'ori. Petri e ast '• Ave Mana," with the i.eeatnn of abtaini.j from Ood the perfect nennrerno," .f the tingle► melee se the obedi.ne. of tl.r faith este teoo.eii/alba to the Omer d Ser rata.. THE UNION IN DJ&WGZ&. Prom the utuhe of &relay Iasi, We very much regret to observe the ex tresue coarse being pursued by n lop pur- tieeofthe Aati.Uuioeistaof Nova Scoua. Ther not only denounce the Imperial Act of 1 Union, but declare their determivation w 1 Heist iia operation by every menu in their power. and to euutiuue their agitation until the me'etre ie repealed, It is deeply to be deplored lbat men who had earned the ad miratiou of the people of British America by long Jean of able and patriotic public ser vita, should allow the paining divapotut• agent of the hour to betray them into tin un- seemly attitude they uu. hall, Confedera- tion is • settled matter ; and it hu been set tled, sot only with the aWul cf an enorm ous majority of the people to be affected by it, but with the hearty approval of our fellow subjects throaghtont the British Empires. Why, then, should the Nova Seething- were they ergo unanimous against the measure, which they are very far from being -resat Ngoier, it"acefatly into operation 7 Why aol gin the new Coastitutiou • fair trial 7 if the evil results they now predict should tell to be seised, 'bey will be able w rejoice that their anticipatiuus were unfounded ; and ,should their predictions unhappily come 10 perm, the ean will even thea n at be beyond remedy. We trust that better eouuds may yet prevail ; and, that while retaining their opinion on the abstract question of Union, the dissentients of Nora Sancta will gee it their duty, as well as their tuterest, w join heartily with their feller colonists iu endeu- ounog to place the new poll ocel machine wtafaetorily an operation. In Lower Canada and New Bruuwick. it is very obriou that the vast majority of thuew who were formerly unlsrourab'e to Cuoted- ention, have either modt6d tbeir opinions or bay. resolved to give ibe yew coosti•.0 • city a full and far trial. A ats•ll party iu both of these Provinces still strongly de uaunce the Union ; but their wee is very dffereul from teat art the Nora Scotia die sentients, and their numbers are too small to excite tear that any esrio•e obstacle will be Hired by than in the way of the new state of things about to be inauguvaP ed. It Upper Canada, there is bat one semi- mer.1 prevailing througout the entire popsle- tiun. Thent are those amnug a wbo alrose- ly condemn particular features of the A;t of L'uico; then are others who greatly fear the cost its working will involve; and there ate still ethers who ohj-ct more to the way tee maarire wit carried than to the measure rt• self. Itut among all classes through tut the Province there is entire unanimity se to tete propriety of giving the new machinery a pati ent and candid trial ; end of studying its practical operation, so that errors may be detected ani hucteam en'i nests made u will tend k) the great sad of all contieton.- good gorernmene There is pot one news- paper in Upp •r Canada; and Dot one public man within our knowledge, avowing • desire for repeal of the Union. Throughout the four Provinces to ba em braced in the new Dominion, the aggregate number of persons openly betile w the Con. feN-arion Act, and seeking its repeal, is tbere.rore comparatively insignibs.nt. We regret, however, to observe that, notwnh• @ lauding the palpable lact,et.Jied ,efnrts are being put torch by the Conservative press w getup a ciy of "the Union in dancer 1 " Every one conversant with the hereditary tactic. o: the Tory pert/ of Upper Canada perfectly understands that the meaning of all mach cries a simply -Toryism in danger - the loaves and tubes lit danger 1 When Robert Gnarly asked for an enquiry into Tory Land Jobbing, the Tories raised the cry of the ••Constitution iu danger, " and banished poor Gourly from the Province without Judge or Jury. When McKensie de• mended adsiuisirative reform in his Colmr- ial .4deascal*, the Tories rain. d the ery of "social order in dang••r," and threw bis press and types ink) the bay. When the Govern- ment of Upper Canals was in the word. ofa Governor(ieneral too bad to be worth de• feeding -the Tunes raised the cry of "Reb- els" against all who ventured to denounce their misconduct, and succeeded in forcing on that wbch They 11 d pretended to dread, When 107rd Sydenham and Sir Charles Begot had established Responinle Govern- ment, the Tories raised the pry of "the Crown Prern i• at a in da er " g i d and by meso• of that slander contrived to upset )taldwin and Iafontaine and hold office for lour years. When Lord Elgin re-established popular goverowent, and thereby ousted Sherwood, . ad McDonald, and Cameron from ofce, the Tories raised the cry of "Raying Rebels- (Iritish connection in danger 1" -and u • proof of their own loyal principles, buret down tbe Parliament buildings, and egged Iter Mojrety'e Repre.entative ! When the Imperial Parliament and G.,vernment con dersie-f their inceadmry proceedings, the Tories raised the cry of " Ituin end De- cay," and signed a manifesto in tavoer of annexation to the United Stab.. when tee Iwoerals of Cpper Canada demanded rhe seeuladsauon of the Carey Reserves, the Tories roved the sry of -"the Church io dan- ger," and deaonnred their opponents as $ eril.ginus moseter.; but when ofce eould not be obtund without it, they did the sacri- leginus thing themselves, and drew their salaries fan d tug ,t. W ben the floodgate. of railway corruption were for the first time thrown open is the Province, the Tories raised the cry of "public "morality to danger Masunsteeped Wo the lips tr corruption ! "art the elections ones over, they took to thew embrace the ver)) men ttey bad .n denounced, and wslloaed k) tee deepest I.plb in jobbery and eorrention. When 6. men in Irt58. on the Sat of Govenment g ustion, the Tories resigned ofes and r.ised the cry of "inert to the Queen 1" -but that n ot anewenng. the ten Toro Ministers won •d thentelves back to otic, withoet re. el•etiO. by .wearing solemnly in the pre Attic* of the Almighty that they would ds• charge the duties of erwn oOees, wbch t'ey ed previoa:y determsined never even 10 . ter upon I 'hen the Reform party eons totted year after year for Parliam•aa y !tato,m, and for economy in the politic rer glee, the Tories retard the try of "Faett.e• tea," "Demgogues,"-while thy teem asl►es voted down •eery proposition ie &grave jade se Upper Canada. and harried through every vile job that their Lower Canada alts. demanded 't their hands se the price of ke- •.pipg them in office. when the Reformers daring th• late Americas war deprecated the ad andympathy eateaded to the Southern ease by I ory journalists and Tory politi- cian, rhe Torus raised the ery of Asses ..tnwi.u" and w,re prodigioaly .erre against all who wished peecea te the Norte• nee ease i hat whoa thaw rase Tories had the effect of their howling before them, not •any swaths after, in the repeal of the R•eiproeity Tnmq-down they west oat their s•avew-bests ta Mr. esward, and fuel his •aeeptoaue of auesewioaa so in)enous, ee alp redin1 to ('each, that not flee @ane men in the Province enuld now he hoed to palliate the met ' When the gnat worm pntly of Upper Cala& uambad in Cewve.tlea is 11tH, eel •1 at.d menthe tioaal allaays basad o. 1Lpraumatioe by Populates, and loyal coutrul over all local affair. -the Tories raved the howl u1 "lte- eblresukm"-"Dtssurbers of the Pease )" bst the reaulYtun* of Chas wait Coarnoties lureigb.d the bans art the Cuoetitulioo that has just bern ratfied by the Quoin 1 Reckless and uupriaapled w wen thew and many mon of the erten raised by the 'Poria iu peat time, (here was put nue so reckless Or uupnulapled 'aa this welched bowl •the Uuwu is danger 1" Well do the furirs kuo. that then a out a shadow of doubt es to the e•rmasence u( the Union, gasps from their ewe shameless speity. No lunger able to lean ou Ib, French phalanx that rwbed iu to v.,ts down •very libs,al propwitiou at the tiukle of Monsieur Carter's dviswp bell ; and forced w realise the feet that the Government of Ontario, with all the power and patronage attached to it, will certainty be m the bands of the Reform party no one can forest into w►at eatva.agance the Tories my not be arried. It would he but io keeping with thea bereditery political tactics, if in despsntion at the lues of the spoils ul odic*, the Testes should ecu. the cry of the Camerons at Brampton, and go nn for the overthrow of tie new Federal Coo- stitutiun, and the revive' of the old Legisla- tive atumuuetiun with all iu attendant •huees. T►at u the only nal danger that now lbrca ens the strbility of t►e new Dominion. The idea of the Tories setung themselves up u the defenders par excellence of the ew F'ederal Coasututon, woald I,e wusip wen it not so audaciously impudent. Forced after fifte gd years u( biter boei lity k) rep rescnteta.. rearm. to choose between yiel- ding justice to C r Canada or aspiWon from once -the d oPriies swallowed tee potion their opponents bold up w their hp.. The 1 of les veld and the Reformers t ought Iron them, Representation by Population and lural control over local affairs -add the prig asreed to he paid to them wit the eta . uses.. of the Tories in uffies soil the m.asure wit carried. Test price has been paid. The ikforsers bave pad the 1 pries their stipulated eoncde,ation,-but they have secured by .t a full rewand for their maty year.' sed. Not pie@tble. such a meuurn an they woad tMmrlcea here framed -but one infinitely mere just. iufinit.ly safer thea lbs Constitution of 1841 ; sed happily cooen I ing within itself the means 01 amendment, should necessity at any tont. crier. It u not from the nen who have scent the beat yeas ul their lives in accomplishing this great reform Ibis any daogsr to the per nereuee of the Cnion can by postiillty be apprehended. To them, this new Costae. I uuo u the realisation of • Lops that hes carried them unituchiegly througth many a had contest. To them, 0 greel assurance that dff*,encs@ amuag old political friends ere swept aaay, and that uu subject of vari- ance now exists to prevent* hearty reconcile pion of all sections of the Rerurm arty P The local pest sectron•I berri•n. that sit lung pr.renued cordial rune, rt of action between the Reformers of Cpper and Lower Canada, will not now intrude oe the Federal arena. A final settlement of the Sectarian Sebool question he. been made -grants from the pubhe chest for @tennis. uses ere no Longer possible -all churches must naw stand cu the mune level. teed look alike for soppert to the eonsioction of their adhere s1s; and the Roman Catholic Reformer will no lenge, be deterred by eeelesacastieal Nanos fn.m ssslinx his cute with the party whore pulite• cat prtrciples he approves, dud fully sharing in iu suetru es. Aye, wren the impatent Reformer, whose gouts have. sometimes beep beard that tee policy of the party was over sten-that the advantage -a of office were aacnfieed in the gout et for a just system of representation -even he my sow grumhle with some j.atice if hie leaders do not win spews alter the longings of hu sordid soul. At last t►e day hos arrived when the Upper Canada Reformer my speak out plainly no° the fluor of Parliament the sentiments and opinions that you for him the esteem aid o ,ntd.nre of hie honest utterance' .111 debar hiss from what a termed "sutees in 'mp.►lio life" But far beyond all thew con- sideration- This weir Cocstitution gleed hope to every true:hearted Canadian throughout the land, tbu tke perpetrators of grand stunk jibbing, York Road ru',bery, continuous •,out deficits, double shuffles, and mom thorized expenditures, can no lunger hold the hem of public aflalrs ; but that earnest and apable niers wall take their pieces, ready to sweep away the abuts accamutated by their predecr..or., to infuse vigour into the wflule policy of tee Government, and t, establish efciency and economy throughout every brunch of the peblie srnib. News by Atlantic Cale* THE PEACE CO- NFF.3ENCE. London, May In (.•tee- ing) -The trea!y of the Great Powers on the Luxemburg ques- tion, will 1u formally maned by the parueip- ants to -morrow. Leiridon, My 1I.- The Globe says that the treaty hu been signed by all the Powe,. •' London, May 9. -The fortress of Lux- e mburg will be evaeute.d by the Prwsiao troops, and need w the ground. No troops will he retained mein the territory of La ' emburg except • force which my he neer. eel t e J o m iihlein &der and reserve tae P peace. The pre.sure which wit exerted oar the pieoipowotiariee in the congress by tee deficit attitude which the opposing powers maintained toward each otber, combined .tib the knowledge which the members had of the great wit prepuarations which were tieing carried or, on the continent, lad to very speedy action on the part of the eon ference representatives. " London, May 9 -During the alone of the debate in the house of Commons on the Disraeli comprorntse reform amendments, Mr. Gladstone said the government bill was • shallow, transparent and dissimulating pre tense of • measure fur the extension of the trench*, and be despaired of its ever being make • good nr beasfiaal ole by amend- ment in the House. '• Mr. Jobe !Light de irered • ■peeatt in which be declared that the Derby 641 was the mat unjust and offensive merwe ever subm,lted to the Commons of England. •' Mr. Roebuck and Mr. Disraeli defended the goverment bill and plan. The debate cloned after the speech of tba Chancellor of the Exchequer. Strangers were then exclud- ed from the Hoes, and the division taken, Wenn the doors were opened it was deslared t e cote wit thea : for the government bill 321 ; •wind it 256 ; majority for the govern ..•rel 66. The announcement o` the rose t was reoeived with loud and protracted cheer. Ino hove the minhntelial bench.@." London, May 10. (evening)-Tbe sateen of the Derby government on the vote oo the reform bill misuse its preservation, London, hey 11 -The Prince of Wates ie at Paris. London, 1(ay 11 -it is sail tbat tits gnu,nssal of Greets istarde to buy seven monitors from the United States. Fla., iM•ranna.-On iia 0th inst., says the Leedom Fru Preaa, the ham and stables of Mr. 1 boast Irwon, lot 6, 2nd Cone•sion of North DorchesterI, were come plebly destrr.yed h) fire, with rNircontent., eonutta( of seven hed of 6e "aids, a reap. 'ng machine, light waggon, fanning sal, eulttv.dor, sd • nastr of other (arming imolemene. The 6re originated in the sehle, hat in what sensor n ie ispneihle tt ae Ib. Irwin estim•w his 1ma sl .Mat 31. eros, H. is mored in the Agnaltunl Mutual Aaserano• Asoeiatioa fee $600. -A gutloms t writing fens Little Falk, N. B , neer the Canada hued.•, • few days age, slates that the woad• in that vieialty were fall of wow, sad that everything nor. a .here eppeersse., 3r' The Chinagu Poe( say. that bu.i- o eIs wit uever more active in that city than now. The struts are thronged ; stook. aru rising; there is more building than ever before. It is thought that thirteen thousand houses will be erected this seasuo. The pity is ezteudiug very rapidly southward along the lake shore. PROVINCIAL ElataiT)oN.-Tbe King- ston Whig says: -Exhibitors of sheep at the nazi Provincial Fair, to be held in Kingston in Septewber, will hays to bear io mind that all sheep intended to bur shown must be shorn sloes after the 25th ult., and nude *horn before will be admitted for ootnpelitioo. This a an ad- mirsble rule, and will have the eff-ct all all • fair chance. 1t should have been adopted long ago. Tali Erractr rev Lana, -Andrew lactsoa wit ones making a stump speech yet west, ire • small villain. Just u he wit concluding, a friend who eat behind him, whispered, 'Tip 'em • little Latin, general -they won't be contented without it.' 'the man of iron will intently thought epos the few phrases be knew, and, in • voice or thunder, wuuud up his speech by exclaiming, •E pluriba, uuum-slue Ira non -rte plus ultra-multum iu parvo.' 7 be effect wit tremedou', acrd the floosie,' shouts coeld be heard for miles. A■ incorrigible Rascal. 7 he good people in London have a stand• ing esoution is the shape of an ubiquitous iudrvidtal, styled ' Slippery Jack,'. whose hares -aces. pranks keep the servos old ladies and timid damsels of the city in • cot - staut fever of excitement, and (.&stab • never failing source for local items, when the reporters are afdatd with • dearth of other meteriat. It is the custom of this mysterious person to enter the habitations of the alines during the solemn watches, and perpetrate various tricks, sometimes introducing him- self into the aleepirg apartmeua of ladies and cawing great cuusteruatiou. Bis ad- ventures of thio description are unnomber, 4 4nsri ig the past aim muntha, three and four of his visits at different places being frequently reported in • single night. The daring and agility of the tellow in invariably effecting his escape. ootwithslu.di.g the city authori- tieshive offered • reward of 3100 for his capture, is tensely remarkable. His I itest exploit reported was on Tuesday a+she, when the slippery customer actually entered the domicile of the chief of police, disarranged the (ernilus •red inally rot away with • gallon jug of old rye whiskey, which the vigilant ofcer of the law procured to pro- mote the ends of jiat c by fortifying hu mdivi dual system. " S:ippery Jack," like ATTIMPT To Escape FRoM GUELPH GAOL.- W bile the prie,oete in the gaol yard were removing and repiling some wood on the 9th, a boy, Wm. McEwan, Itis the others and piled up against the wall at a place where the main wood -pile eonoealed them from their view, end N, vigorously did he work for about hulfau hour, that wbeu the disnovery was nitde about 4 o'clock, it was thought be had made good his escape. The turnkey lost Do time in communicating with the Chief Constable, and McKwan was subsequent ly discovered.-Adverfierr, -Strawberries measuring four inch •a u, oircumtereuee bare appeared as Alubile. -A F'reuch engineer propose. to build a hrtdge tram Celai. w Dover, to cost 400.000, 000 Innate A lid named Street sleek two 8ie Brack er. in his uuee • t"w days ago• is 111mi10on, anti applied • match to them to order to out. vie hi. eompentons, who ►ad exploded some whilst holdiui ibcm between their teeth Both exploded The effect prostrated the boy, aid u un exeminatius it was found that the skin of hie face was seriously natured by the powder, his nose fearful) burnt, and hs fl s completely closed up. It u thoeght he will lose his eye sight. ida Lewi., daughter of the keeper of • lighthouse at Lome Itaek, It. 1., is • second Grace Darling. On Sunday last ah. rowed out to aea several miles, and rescued • man who for hours bad been lying apoo the rocks, act from the storm, and .absummd 1u body,, his boat being cspmmd. and then being no asses of recap. possible. The brave gni took ep the half maniteste bod , placed a is bee wherry, and ppollee across the keenest to Ne w'. ort. The Ptuaide•ee Press says this is the filth tnunce in which this notepad young woman hu reudeted valoab1. assist. use to persons io peril ul • watery grave. Batu a W -(Tbe great pablte remedy) have oow beet in sI. over twenty yeas. hence at cannol be said that they are oa trial. They have been thoroughly tried, and pron000eed (on the nothotity fo those whose lire. and health they Law preserved) a be • cure, harmless and eminently sal- utary preparation, and if taken iu season will icvariably cure colds, coagts, son tbroal and all Bronchial affections. One (air treat will convince the most skeptical. `bold by all medicine dealers, at 2Seto per box. el- The huff to brokers are running • •lust each other to secure Canadian moey w h is now quoted •t one per cent pr.- mium, but the run is nothing compared nth tbal alter tee "Canadian Pain Destroyer," which the people have found out to be the very he.t tbiog for the eure of colds, rheumatism, Dore throat bowel coaplamts, te. Bold by all JLedicite Dealers a 21ets per bottles TILE MARKE'I'B. Conengcn, May 14, 1867. Spring WYheat. .. . 1:80 (i4 1:87 Fall do 33:12 (en 2:20 . • 0:40 (ti 0:50 8:00 r(i 4 8:50 0:50 (4 0:57 0:55 .4 0:65 4 00 6:00 6 00 (4 6:50 6:50 9 0:00 0:14 (9 0:16 0.60 (ed 0.75 2 00 (az 7:00 13:00 (4 18:00 0:10 (4 0:00 Chickens 0:20 ( 0 25 T.rkeys 0:30 ( 0:40 Pork 4:00 4:50 Cliows, May IL, 1067. Fall Mh ut *1:96 (4 2,•00 Spring do 1:76 (4 I:M Oats 0.40 a 0,45 iI•rley 0.50 166 'r 1 ue . 0:65 0:68 Batter ... ... 0:12 as 0:13 Flour 7:50 8:50 Potatoe. 0:63 0:70 Seaford', Ilay II, 1867 1:96 (4 2:00 1:70 tad 1:75 the pitcher broheo at let, will possibly pro tla to the well once too often. Such a fete Floor Barley would certainly be a calamity to the Lo.dun " locals."-Hoaaillose Times Tale Hritteal F'Iag Tulle d Oewr by 1•'ealas.a-..1 F'lagraat Procreates,. From (Ae C'(erv(uwd Herold. Oa Saturday the Bntish schooner Elk Ceps. Gobble., from Toronto, arrived u this port •lilt a load of lusher fur Meseta. Sturtevant, WII and Can.r,ght, O■ Se. d.y, shoat 2 o'clock to the afternoon, .hdv rhe venal ar lyeg at ber dock, she was vaited by some teeety•fl . ur tb 'y mon, w ho ranged themselves on • Railer pee o•erlooking the duck el the yeewl. Two art h tr number went o0 bond, and d •mandcd of the captain that the fiiush g..g, .tech wit flying, as is threuetom of all rreew4 un 8end•y, should be ukrn down. They said u,ey were Fernieun, and bad fought that beg at Lite Itdri, and other plans, and would not consent to see it fly.a,g to tbeic face. here or elesvihe,e. The captain told thew that they should consider what they were doing, that ret was a grave offence k) insult the Nag of any nauuo rn a fr r ,dly port, and advised thew a go away teaeesbry. Tney ioented on iu being hauled down, and threatened tt do the work then,setve i( the rai te° dal not comp!& with then• outrageous wishee.- 7 h. captain •011 reteaed to lower the d, o tits sewn, when they took the halyar it their awn hands and pi'Ied the flag down t, the deck of the vessel. There were but on. man and two boys on board the vessel a1 the tone, and.the ntptain knew that it would be u( nu use to oppcew them- Wbde the two men were perkying with the captain he ,eked them their nnames, wbch they seemed wa:hng to glee, stating again that they were Fenian,. 7 hay gave the name of Mike Hort-igen sad .lobo Foley; but et u dosbtful it they gave their tree names. The mutter was laid before Mynr Buhrer this mornw an rel, die est to work to investi- gate the whole affair, and bring the guilty parties to jatice, it possible. There are no words-too.trong to use in eondeennatioa of the outrage, sod es bops oo pains or ex- pense will be spared in ferreting nut and bringing to punishment the perpetrators. At a meeting of the Tars Circle of the Ferran Brotherhood, on the 7th, that hotly repudates the act of the mob in the late opt rage on the B h schooner E(k, denying that it wit dons by Fenian,. A Wasbingiou special despatch to the New York f xpres says :-" It is ascertain- ed that the object of the visit of the Japar.es c,mmiesioners, was to look after some tbree millions in gold that were sent to New Tork for the purchase of • vessel for their govern- ment. The money, however, it seems hes all disappeared while nothing remains to show for ft *serol •,mall ewe' of no real account whatever." Feu Sheep Reef, ' 1 cwt 1ddes (green) bitter restos. M acid 1 ay, nese '31 ton Egg' Fall Wiest Spring Wheat Marley 0:46 (dal 0:50' Oats 0:45 rir 0:60 Pees.... 0:65 '• 0.40 Potatoes per basket 0:50 " 0:60 Floor per bbl g:50 .n O;OO Oatmeal 5:00 " 6:50 lereab• Rutter per I► 0:12 " 0:14 ( Eggs per dos 0:10 " 0:011 . Mayon per Ib 0.010 '• 0:12 Reef do 0:08 " 0.12 .Ipple. per bushel ... 1:00 " 0:00• llndes per 100 lbs.... 6:00 " 0:00 Sheep Skins 0:50 '• 1:00 Pork. per 100 Ibs . . 4:57 " 6:50 Wood, per eord 1:50 " 2 00 Hay, per ton 12:00 • '11.0► Landon, May 11, 1867. Fall Wheal, 7a hah superior 2 00 (a. 2 18 `4nriog N beat, do I 1 90; (y 2 00 Flour, per 100 I .. 4 2b (4 4 75 Butter ....... . 0 11 (4 0 124 Pees . do,........ 0 73 0 76 ilarle J. stn, ......... 0 80 0 10 ^ Oat., do, 0 50 003 Ila .1200 law Montreal, May 11, 1847. Ploer-Superior Extra 9 50 a 10 00 'Shat -Canada 1 95 a 2 00 Oae-Per 32 Ito 0 41 a 0 43 Barley -Per 48 Iba. 0 64 a 0 68 Ashes -Pots 5 80 • 5 90 do Pearl., 025 a 839 New York, May 11, 1867. Flour -superfine $11 45 (ii 12 35 es era........... .12 70 as 13 85 " choice ..........13 90 (est 14 6.5• What -Milwaukee 3 32 (4 2 31, " white Calilnrnia 3 50 ( 3 63 Chicago,;My 11, 1867. Wheat . .......... $2 12 (4 3 92 Corn f.o b 1 02 (3 1 121 Toronto, May 11, 1847. spring what 00 3 27 Flour 39 2A 363 type 0 50 ( 0 62 Ruler " 0 60 164 0 73 0 76 Hamilton, 1(ay 11, 1867. Amber Wheat.......... ... 2 00 (r4 11S Spring Wheat 150 (3 1 is Barley 0 60 (4 0 63 Gate 0 37 036 Pea 065 ((4 010 A shocking crime has been co mmitted in the neighborhood of Birmingham. Some regularities had peen discovered in the books of • young man named Scott, who acted rs cashier to Misers, Redman and Pryce, of Aston, Scott wit informed that the dis- covery wit made by John Pryse, and, on Saturday evening. he shot that gentleman in ha office. Mr. Charles Pryse, who wit io an adjoining room at the time. grappled with the murderer. and finally overcame him by striking him a blow on the head with the revolver, which he wrested from him. Mr. C. Pryse was wounded in the hand during the encounter, and Scott wu very seriously I jarred. The North German Lloyds. have into - deeed • novelty which cannot fail to promote the security of pameegem, and is wnrth imi- tating by Mher largo errs•. wimpsniee, they have received nn Inn than 5,355 cork jacket. which are distributed among their mean ccean steamers, so that then wi11 be 765 i, each -a nolleirnt supply for the passengers and crew in can of any serioa aecrdent. Accinser.-The Edenton Ness Of the 10th inst.lays:-A shocking aorrdent hap paned this morning at Pormm oth, which n- sulted in the death of the .rebel. A young lad of 16 years of age, named Angie Mein lash, Inn of • guard of the Penitentiary, went into tb• .team es. mill teI(rind an ate, ad unfortunately gel eanghl by the belt. which carried him round the shalt ad mar• glad his so fearfully that he dad in • few missies. Moa Law is kn i'ctv.- A petty et men nasMriag shoat thin es•rebed ono Thom u 0edbart not et the Taylor eetet jail nn Monday and hong hies en a trove. The partire pN as • reams• for hanging Galan that M wr a weeder.& sd a peat to society, ad week probably esape the law If triad, On Saturday, the 11th inst., Mr. Pm1N Miller, aged 83 years. Ndc Xbbcrttscatentil. WANTED, A TARt18gityANT. Applyto tL MINCE, ESQ., Rouge -land Cot , 4tb M•y 14, 1867. •ooaanon, de.Mb. - 1ii )TIC E. Ali, throe. indebted w the 1•te gem of b. A O. F. Stewart, either by noes or book seromnt, are regaeeted w pay lM rsa N G. F. Stewart at once, and Isms usu. R. & O. F. STEWART. Onderteh, Fab. 13th, 196. a COLONIAL HOUSE! THS Sahaeriber always bap• the'arra rarioty sed bet Stook of HOIBERY & GLOVES IN -PHK COUNTiRA. CSAfl. S. ARCIIMMI 1. Oodarteb. Avomt 31.4. ION, 6.103