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TUBBY. MARCH I'
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tares Godench and Mout:eel. aria paying the
postage a ea rain whom commits wen limos
o meet tat them seedy a week before they
reached aa ! Put we have another, sod to as, •
snore .ubstauti.d reason foe not publtahmg tetras,
is
ty •od expeure of gems'
IpMar this,
iia *lc!trent'!r asawie ter weekly
paNieries. keep es always es eafoirdieltp
.lir b, Ips bead. that wares the saw weld
M pruned or a shfyb. pebtretio. is pigs -
sad tmpe.mblr 1 -alpoillbfor pohaisNag doe
tram is Goder.ch !
The wee tsymptom dpI1•b.hyle, " Yea Wye
little Eagles► sews-- why dom.( you bars • L.. .
Conespoadest ?'• Now, nein-Pew simpli-
city. this i• too sod. We we stud nweb-ay,
we Sector ourselves prepared fur arra' aytbies
Is the shape of home abwrdniee, but we do ac-
knowledge that this doer is rather str.g fee Dur
tensa A Luoeew Conespoedeat of dm Harm
tlioeel ! Joie leek at n-th.uk ef it -meditate
o. tat ! Tea, yea -wooden mud .oaoenee will
never cease ! Do jest (oppose as ea this remote
verge of Ire province• with a circulation of fire
or sir bemired, paying einem peeve for • preense
le:ter oo every arrival of the Eoglish mail, woes
the same coaveyaoce will bring a a copy u(
Witmer .ad Smith's European Time., w the
Lomdea Examiner. for one-third of the cost, any
re of which enemies as much Laden news
as our correspondent could cram into a whole
doses of Mien, sad d a far mon creditable sod
'axial amaze, than can be obtained from the
ge•enlity of private co reepoodeots. It may de
well eso•gh for the 'knish Colonist, the Globe,
Me Pilot, or such widely circulated pets 1.
have Loudon cwrespeedeota They have the
means end the patronage eo warrant each cor-
reepoedence ; besides they have the respectabili-
ty that will enable them remddy to obtain mea
of talent and disuoeuon to act is this capacity,
sad we are happy in being blest with the benefit
of their private con•opo.deace without payiaa
for it. But to think of a Loaders mngspo.deal
for the humble and obscure Minos Sips!, who
is only acgvaioted with the T.lux. Dirks and
Harry, of the great Metropolis, would certsiely
be 'an ..ggnvation of " fledge 1 •' We do ora
know the meaning of this very nfi.ed woid, bet
we an like the old ma■ who was asked what he
meant by the phrase "abauaet soden," which
he used in his daily prayer; lis said he was sun
" it meant toe uUiwg, for it was lord by the
great Ralph Erskine." We are Pe_ that
•• fudge" means something, fr we dare sees
it used.uiaglphaolly by great authors
However, as oor circulatioo and ruspsdahilitq
are daily increasing, there is a probability that we
may be compelled to e.uablish • Leaden cones
pondence; and as then is neither credit nor
profit in haring any dealings with our old friends
who are not known to any person beyond the
precincts of the dirty, dark lea or alley, io
which they reside, -we Have resolved epos
" making an arrangement" with s ma of dis-
tinction, namely, " Tom More of Flea Street."
whose notoriety, founded on his connexion with
a speaking Jackdaw, is •Imnst universal and
everlasting; for Tom is one of these Wandering
Jews that die ! He has been known is
Condon -yea, throughout the world for ages, sed
he will coauane to be popular and admired for
sees yet to come ! The very name 1 each .o
illustrious man as Lando° correspondent to the
Signal. world. of itself, rendelns independent r
e short time.
But to be Serious, we mast bowel? imform
our readers, that we do most heartily despite
blustering ; every thing io the shape of shams
and gulling does receive our ungoalited reproba-
tion ; and therefore we wish it to be distinctly,
understood, that we have not the slightest inten-
tion of publishing extras, of employing • Lon-
don correspondent, of publishing two editions
weekly, nor of refering to whole columns of
advertisements from China, Kaferland or Yaokee
town• io proof of our extensive circulation. In
fact, the opinion which we hold of the iohabi-
tante of Huron, se far at we are aequa oted with
themconvinces a that such childish trash
would only be regarded also many silly attempts
to insult their undentaoding ; and therefore we
intended, and do not now promise, any
such extnvagaoces. We did sot even intend to
make oar humble sheet the exclusive vehicle of
prliameolry proceedings, which are Area to
at (east, three-foortha of our readers u soon u
they .re koowo to as, and to many d them
much earlier. We will, for the benefit of re
country subscribers, give an abstract of the
paring polities of the dal ; and the wbetsnce
of such speeches as contain the developement
Of important political principles, or a expo-
sition of any measure which may be inter-
esting to the country. But the idea of e.hgbt-
ening the people of Goderick wish the
proceedings of Parliament, which they bad reed
in the Montreal papers a week before bs.d, is
only equalled is absurdity by the idea of the
'• Loudon correspondent."
The use of • country newspaper does not toe-
eist so much in telling the people of the oeigh-
bourhood what the rem of the world are doing, r
in telling the rest of the world whatever winter -
eating in its own locality. Its the represe•la-
live of its awn coortitseaey ; soda .maty or
district wanting a newspaper, is like a e.etite-
ency wanting a representative. la short, oar
intention wee, and is, to represent the cooditioa
and ialerrsl. n( Haven ; and io addition to •
condensed summary of Prhaneeal,ry intelli-
gence,. to bring before our readers moth ..dal
ME.wITAL IMPROVEMENT.
The fur tipper ('.us.d.so blender,' (Wert
I..ldwin, l'. uerou, Pi oe aoJ Mocks), who are
pew b arerek members d the Epson ee
5.. i.e., will vet.,. I,nsonlia sly Se solicit the
s;.pe.barrm of their mown -cos eon•nt.encies w
ale epp,iotmeuts wtiich they bare accepted.
There Ishtar dustier their re -trice hes, and thy -te-
rm, Mere a jv.t ss little oeeresily for bespeak -
..g the good -will of the 'lemons Bat is order
t. illustrate the .npriocipled duplicity of the
dowppoirte4 (ectius, .bo roluaterily acksow•
ledged that they were incapable of coadaetieg
tete g.rrnrwrsi, we are throw out a few re-
aurts is the Coale* they will panne -for ander
• the present circumstances they ea. have bat one
course whuch or e.nsietent with their policy. -
..Ile new aJ.niniatnlion hare offered no measure
mat can be iatr.dueed as the stalking bug -bear.
fhe coatemplaled rubbery of King's College, did
i.ot take at the la,t0?feoaon ; the religiose prin-
ciples of the insulted denom,eslio.s rose up
mightily ageiat it, sad hence it dare so: be
brought froward again. But something mat be
done. It would be Ignoble to give op the ghat
without one convulsive atr.ggle. It wosW not
1.e consistent with eke chivalry d Toryiam.-
Tb. Tories exist 10 all -countries by Moulting
the ■ndentandlogs of the people. They can
Sung a any amoral of g.11..bility is the great
promiscuous masa, and therefore they tbiuk that
they ora, with impunity, offer uy 00111trom,
however rnnientic or atwurd. And on the pre-
eeirt homier emergency, tl.• ■n:ert.nate, the
lien. Leis Joseph Papist -so, must submit to
become the raw-hs.d-sad-i sr.dy-l.u.s for the
'!'ones of ICE'''. Oxford, and the First and Fourth
Ridings of York. They are utterly incapable of
nraulacianeg any other knod of eeirrikor or
b•gleboe at prevent ; sod therefore we hope that
Mr. Papioeas will past take it as easy es possible,
ea I the result will be decisive e,ide0ee of two
imp nisei fats: first, that the people of Upper
Cased* think for themselves. and second, that
they are not in aha least afraid of Mr. Papioeau
and his 0ide.y-two Resolutions ; their confi-
dence in rbeir oro Reprrautatives, and their
Lew sad allegiance to the laud of their nativity,
are tors well founded to be dimioished by each
trifling occurre.ees. Thus, however, will be
Ilse Tory alarm at the coming elections. French
ministry, French supremacy, French language,
en Preach disloyalty or treason, all embodied in
the tingle person of Louie Joseph Pspineau !
We wonder if they veld not borrow the "woof -
e• shoe," of Lord George Gordon ! The idea
of the wooden shoes is decidedly the most sub-
lime eeneeptioo iq the whole science of gulling.
Jost imegioe Mr. Pulpiness stalking through the
coaly of fent dragging a pair of large clutmy
ironwood shoes on his feet, and the ex -Solicitor
Geueral following in his :rail ever and anon
pointing emphatically to the shoes, and exclaim -
jog -et" Thera I elector. of Kept ! there is your
. doom if yoy, return Malcolm .Cameron ! Such
an exhibition would jut be an admirable finale
to the comedy of Canadian toryism.
The llamdtoa Spectator has already danced
olf to the -air d"Shall Britons submit to the
thraldom of Gaul," mud be will be'Grllowed by
everything Tory that can either crawl or creep
6om the coning of die Ottawa sod 8t. Law-
rence to tie mouth of the Meitlud, till at length
the dance will exhibit an appearance sufficiently
grotesque to rival the graphic descriptios of the
witches at "Alloway Kirk." Little blame can
be lunched to the final' things to whom nature
never entrusted anything in the shape of ideas-
tbey are like bays in • crowd, they stoat because
mea shout : but it is matter of regret to see men
who roan actullrlhink, and write, and reason,
becoming leaden .in such contemptible sham -
work. Bat the •' light of other days has faded'."
Mee hart- ceased to look through the distorted
medium of .'arming rumours, or to be ipguenced
in their conduct by the doleful predictiaa of the
terror -mongers. They look tie facts, and ore
,Got is wertb mon than a whole cut -load of ibis
marry b;u.,tcri.g.
A FEW AFTER TIIOUGIITfS.
DLDICIT.O WIT■ TIII 13T10n D•LICLCT TJ T.a
aRI*T POILIC it GKJIK.►L, a•D TO TIM
Reit/CM Or Tilt 110A05 Halal. U
PARTICULAR.
The old Scotch proverb thin " Poke ha'e na a'
their wits shoot them lit se time." ha been ver-
ified in tae serious onerwon♦ perpetrated by as
11 the first lease of our paper. We dad mentidu
■ few things which we iateuded to do, and a few
things which we intended wet to do, but we for-
got a great many things belonging to both these
lames of things ; and this forget ie beginning
to lead oeewo.ally to some nnpleeant occur -
noon ;
ecur-moms; and as we have as ungosl:fied butting
to what ere call the habit of ifiuteriieg, that is,
umkiag • great .amber it age 'wellug prom -
which eons -tenet tells us we shall 6.
able to (.:1111. We sty that we hart so invete-
rate disn.ke to this 'overrate habit ; and there•
fore, we shall, is this article, sandy m, enders
w iib regard to a somber d r ags which we
l neer totemir ha. s..4. m (mart. em
4
may b. ...lord M ...wet esaylu.ie In the
language of tie old Scotch farmer, who, when
Inc herd -My e.mpleined of hod victuals, said.
•• Why, villas. 1 heeht [promised] y het few
dainties, .ad just as few aball ye get.'• A versh
eerie into ear oflie•, and •Repo• hole commoo-
1 tateversaont asks gene importantly.
•• Whydodon'tuyou publish an Extra from time to
lura•"' Now, sop moral ap.ke-arvn even
Comte el p.blimki•.g me earn ! Oar mama,
we tbmk, iso pretty strong. It is only now
.uh.en►•r. In tows that the .ern .0.14.1 be em-
.ryed, and before we a"mid get up a r -1.N ie
Ivy,., the raison of the rx•ra son -Id M k.nwa
• •.4 lathed .wet from owe end •: G,d.rie' to the
oder, W. 'eight triad beadles •1 them to the
r,a, try poet taken. bel ..r aMenben would
'on a..,w that we Mei p.blu dh d thew, sod then
(.err they wool' jest he all ,ear west ewe had
y.a,p,mvl rhes rimier . .ed the people would lir
.larged wild 11..i. -s pewee. is feet it mesa
A. • erre roiw.tlr hie* i •Riselaia s few d sere
„ik...ryta 1 almwen envy tows sad eJ1yp Is -
The eehireemeuts et the Wawa wad have
Wee perhaps mere meaer•ea art ewe woes.
tarn daring the Mr bey )tors, thaw tory were
during the precetksg pve m.tswirs.1-
Asseb ab. p1ile •why d mend -that in. the
randy of its aster sad cepabhws-bas bre
prier rush a aepwoedra.rd earwt.ossi ear
.N)twgb math elals.ble lafessionise se the wh-
jyWhaa bits OMwised by experiment sold eiglasl
observatios,-.till, .tordertag .a the most im-
powt sad Isar gearally i.azettisg d all
suyotr, 1t ie yr • melts of wonder that it um
.spin a e.mprwtively hide sUcatw. 11
Iso, hawrere, bora ohm nwarked that there is
• and praetors is w la pas, and etredec.
ad admin, -se perceive sad he4.saled with the
beanies sod sublimates of distant pbe.smesa,
while ha overlooks eaurely the copal breams
sad sublimates that are smattered es his every-
day path. For example, we an filled with ad -
annum ea coatemplatieg the rays of lieu
orgaaisisg the gorgeous eolosn of the rain-
bow, and we feel oarless sad • aimss to
know something of their nature ; bat the aichi-
lecture and beauty of the modest wild weed
Sower afford equal groead of admintios, and we
heedlessly tread it reader (not. la like maser
we are struck with wonder, a.d amassmrat, sad
exultation, when we behold the steamship, the
locomotive engine, the magnetic telegraph, a.d
the othrgireasaad atmishiog •.liatiew• cava:
po.itiooe,lad decompositi.e, effected by chem-
ical agencies ; bat although these various 4,,.. diem-
Unreatioaa sad appinettiose, bare resulted
from something within oarrrelvee which sat be
fat mon minable sad mon woaderfel than its
pred.ctioss, we scarcely ever Mak of avaltaisg
of ieve.tiptiag the eaten or qualities of Ib.
remarkable .emetki•g, but rarely .sheat me-
i/elves with as occasional exclamation of " Hew
wo•derful an the powers d the human Md I "
Aad yet the formates of what an here called
the wooderful powers of the human tied, le jam
as such the resell of physical age•sey sad piy.-
ieal eireemetaseea as the magnetic telemapb, et
the steamship. And of all the biographies that
Aare ever beta published, the biography el •
human mid would certainly be the moat Pet-
atiag. la seder to be properly .aderstood, we
most give a few eaplseatioes: •:i Ent, we de
not ,reread to know what mild i.. Gar haps-
ledge of its powers or repabil*tss, s pmbmsd
frore mouses obeervatio. ; this ohrerM1i.i
teaches es that thea capabilities srs dtffrees ie
different iaduvidaals,e, u it is vulgarly eapratsd.
there ,re. strong minds .ad weak muds. The
a certain pontos of ibis difference is attribstable
to the amoral organisation of lr brain, or the
peculiar quality el the origins mental emeade
evident. front the fact that se two harms aids
are ever foetid to be exactly alike, nn wheel
cultivated and acted qs by the same exmraal
circumstances. Bot that thea circuttlatsaoet
do exert a great influence is the prodsctieros of
this differeace, is "abaadastly obvious hem the
universal admiesiea that oar soli. of a .twig
or superior miorts 1ved from ter quantity or
quality of the idews which it pots forth, sad we is
know that all ideas are produced or seggeers by
external eircemstawes. It will warmly be sup-
posed, eves by the most illiterate, that ale ase
wbo had .ever mixed is civilized soeiolla res
known anything of modern mechanics, weld
invent or 0000(1 ct a steam engine, ser would
his incapacity for the achievement rise entirely
from the inferiority of his mental rp•is•ti$m;
for it may safely be presomed, that even :acne;
Watt, with his own mechanical mind, if brought
o p ander Indian circumstances, could aver have
produced a steam engine. Sack a prolamine
e
can only result from a combustion of ideas
wbizh could not possibly be suggested by Inds
circumstances. We hope ws have sow cabled
the readerlo comprebe.d diliisetiy our meaniig
of the propwitioe that the weaderfal powers of
the human stied are produced by physeal agency,
✓ aguely. that these powers mutt from • modem -
ti. 1 idea created r suggested by external
circumstances. In speaking of the biography ef
the human mind, we 50.55 a simple narrative
the various circumstances which wggestd the
various idea ; the samociation of those ids
sod their inAdesee on the general eharetter ef
the individual. Every lana has readergoae the
operation d this process of iniad-riskiag, ad
has received from it • dreier pee.lsrehar•eter.
Every one of . are daily experie0eing s emtia-
aatiom 1 it is his owo person, sad looking .poo
its origia sod progress is infanta. and yet per-
haps set sea of as eoald deliver himself of via
raiimal idea es the subject. We have baa
dwelling in the closets, gazing. the stars, ex-
& Mieing the mom, measuring the planets, and
ransacking and scrotinizing the arcane of rair-
pal nature. and then we marvel tad admire, sod
extol the wooderful powers of the hums miad
which can accomplish such magnificeet arbin-
eneete, but we forget to think hew very few
disown minds are possessed of thea capabilities,
or how far the production d thea weederfel
powers depends upa °Pelves. 'We belie.*
honestly that every child esters the world witti-
est a prole idea, that its feeble efforts is mere►
d its mother's breast or ether weimewee, d0 est
e melt from thought but from feriae ; ad that
ns Ant aenshmeat eemma.leatee ier hat ides
We have fregamily metra an i•tiat rile epos
the nurse's lap befre it wow an boor .ld ; bet
we sever imagined that ib. smile wee acrd by
some pinpag thought paeans mem the sled,
segaedd It sorely avai.ary bet agreeable
A *r earyra •hese. "err saw, .L
fretiras we race onki.gly exhibited a *ream
e.mkim Mr, where renege sunnier of she
kslmra, q. rug d the lips, *mere, d the
wages, (arises sorra of the ems said eye -lido,
mad mos a mineral tapeworm el the verse sea
pet forth a.eomweiealy and appwriy without
pear ; sadist all the movie .ata .a a Jowly bare
raw may ee eatliw.ly •eerwsed far without
the eappeeltioe of thoughts or ideas. Oar P-
eon for seppeeiUg that It receives a ides with its
fine ..ririmeet k, that is cases where it be.
received first the torwessee which eaten pro-
vided few It, w. haw .hared that wore lying
. the kepi sorsa es bmaes, h has iaeli.ed la
aroma .het eke ogles plass . ..d we mart
W hew time rbie magenity is rum the result of
i..ieei or anew eg tri is. Dat it is rotten.
that i1 erosible ierwor.i.•r se be eamm•siee.
td Is the Wad at rho Mei? pried. Irk rehe-
ar* sleet be try 515ai1.r7, *Wog to aha soh
r ampuls gator .f oho amirial sab•mmpi le
vented from furgeuasg its m.ier's breast sample
by ata eosstaat famdi•nty with it lee here.
thea. that meatal tnpreeeeseat, se nether mea-
Ia1 fl Iter* esa.meres ; sad epos the wbr-
queaI trimmest and eucamauaces. dspe•d the
gondol sad quaere) d Nee•, th. pilau es r
so.Yseaa .4 the fors Mmes iniad is a veep
iwprtaat degree. We have fonerify retsarhsd.
that the venni wguiaura 4i*ra is thlissoee.i
i•dri4aals, eerierporuoes or temeiel..s of
she bars as baser in row time h others ;
this difference is the majority of eine..., proba-
bly stisss Chum the law of bendiWy tresomisaita.
or ham alma p,c.lisrity is .flee .enolase d thR
psrrate (pee especially of iele maths) i hem.
the susceptibility of treiru4 iarpleoisr r
idea fire a prowler elan 1 oueanmtasata r
muck sir.sger in some thee a others. W.
Mow that omnis pon.oas of t1s Maio are ap-
propriated to the locaten of certain waseeptibili-
ties, and that the sirs .red reality d the we de -
tortoise' the seutesess and summit of the
other; we know that these w.eeptibilitiea an sot
the linin nor the ideas, .od farther we know see
sea
They ctrtute all that now abstractly d
that mystarroes thing ea mind. And it is
probable tint epee the certain existeoe of these
aoarptibilities, Locke as/ .then erected the
Pula* of irises' ideas, the erne of which em-
irate aaiply in eahalitotisg the cause for the
effect, or the power for the net. Bet though it
could be demoateated that • child eaten the
world with certain ideas or iabereat tbo.ghts,
the fact weeW be of little service, as we are all
aware that every ides which bis bets practically
s.rvieable to ss, was derived from esperieatsl
sad obeenatia ; Menton the inheres* ideas
n at have expended themselves' wry early as we
cm recollect aodnag d either ibs(w sitars or
Tis the Hander Seslisd -
DOINGS Or TIAs ortamTloN.
Her Napery's (101to.. saisority h the
Hour y have ales14y gime
*tuition of thou i.Wnuus to assay the sew
admiaistrslien .. mush ole poeslbss sed to
throw e•wytee talked/ M) *bat Hef
r
in a .rut bl/ bels... Breves)
bad tb. nava saw ministry Mee
made pblto, when politbos wars proa.ted
against the at aM Hen. r. Mhcha
kw OAKS, set the Heft. R. Baldwin iae
the Fourth Riddiag of York. This course
of coducl is as unprecedented as it is
u.gpseruus. It shows the length the lot
petty will go to sbetruet the intentions, sad
thwart ter deeigns of their political op -
poseurs, but it will not bring them ooe whit
serer the domtred end -namely, the re-
assumpIloa of legislative power. These
petitions will only bays the effect of creat-
ing a hills uncalled for sad unprofitable dis-
coeaioe is the Hesse. They will not alter
the position.of the •ituag c'eobers, nor add
one vote to the auurrical strength of the
oppesiuon but they will courier portion
of the valuable
cable time of. members, and
entail u additwoal expense upon the esu*
try.
it Peter Carroll, after having dunk irate-
atiniously out of the House, supp..ecd for a
momeat that he could defeat Mr. "hocks is
Oxford, why did be sol wait until he could
have an opportunity of meeting him at the
hustfags. Mr. Hirks' appointment to the
offer of laepector General, readers it sere -
eery that be should immediately twee before
his coaatitueats, and Mr. Carron would thee
have had another opportunity of testi. his
popularity, But no -this would haves
• enure too dignified and honorable for him
to pursue. He dare not again present him-
self to the iadigmnt and moulted electors
of Oxford, hot be has petitioned against the
return oI Mr. Macao, on the ground of the
insumpesey of his qualification, ad by this
Mesas strive to embarrass the Minotry as
mush as possible while the matter is being
inuugated. Peter's name has now bees
len rough before the public, con.eetad
with a matter 00 disgracelul ss to be con -
demised aver by many of the party to whom
be profeseem attachmrt, asd if he bad
poseessed a grain of common /core, he
weetd sot allow himself to be trade a cat's-
paw of to the preeest Posture. We are
merry to sea that the member for Hand-
les has lent brawl( to the wpport of
Petery Whoa. IIB his had experience
loosgb is them matters to know that the
subject will be dismissed " or both frivol..s
and vexatious ;' but probably he wants to
give Peter ai,othr hurt is the Beale m
public opinion, grid place bin in a stilt
darker light before his ceuntrvmen.
Mr. Score's petition te still more" frivo-
lous" tiro that of Mr. Carroll. After all
his boasting, be was shamefully beaten, and
we are assured that he has sot even the
shadow of an excuse for bringing the matter
before the House. But suppose we admit,
fur the sake of argument, that on a scrutiny
of votes, the elecuoo fur the Fourth Riding
would be set aside ; all that Mr. Stobia
could gain would bee new election. Bot
Yr. Baldwin's appsintmeat roodere a sew
etectioa necessary at .11 wrest) therefore
Mf. Scobie might bar saved Itim..if the
trouble of petitioning and. the House of
Assembly the trouble of investigating, by
ineeuDg Mr. Baldwin at the hust1oge.-
Tbis would have been the more honorable
COOPS", bat what have the opposition to do
with honor T
,aftw t001s. 501. .Ig .. shit., pab.,.f ef gird
policy, but revery a.hj•et esteefited to pramste
the imlelleetual and moral prosperity of moo
tad whethr nor articles for this p-irpose may be
wiente'rselected, we shall steady pruner sad
simplicity .t style sad mower, so that all who
reed may andretend W. d..st regard ear -
melees as wnwng fr say party r musrrry ; sea
wish to write (Ion the peeps.. We mut or pleee,
err pennon, sot p.re.eap-1505 the pslre.gr
e( as nay eabser.bers u win enable ea to live :
ted s long es we eau thesis the, withoet 5.y
essegreesir 1 pnwe.ple, we are wilbag to re-
pi7 see bel.bl. abettors ie a nd•ei.g ter whorl
wr e.o.ider the pantie wed. And if we (s4 ie
tAmeieing eopp t1. epee Ibppi MPM, we are
peeled is ba.ieg hies •ereoesed to tabor ; W
whale we ens heed'. • millet sad ebims4 e o
h.lsi.e-r led tew/rel. we will sereriedr••e.4
1eve by the..pri.dpe4 pmeur ofg.giyg. No
base mar p . _Past. heroes,, is seka.wlsdei g
that we me daay rpizei.g the arm strsmr4l
reefs of ter p.opit's wWsgales ole s.7pnl so
spas ow N. terra..
LITERATURE.
Of the semrroa this'sthat morose national
reameaa, there is asthipg either so powerfal r
pi permmae 1 a Literature. It is a marries --
a writes eslbaimoat of ter satirist raid, sad
Muer ts iab.nt, m a Ona udfr•hle tamest, the
imperishable erre of the aligio•1. &sides it
Utbe dspaitory-the exabaleriag arsenal of all
the ether es apowsie of enured gnetwa-
The warlike g , the mannan ad cesteis-
i'ahe far and iestie5M--aha whirrs sports ..d
dynpia she oecles sad prdiatisss, the
nationaltity,•odevre air Irgage of the weirs(
Hebrews. Greet, and Roo.aa, have an bit
periabed from the cart!. Their bunters alas
reamias to ten reef their greater= and their
glory. Even each will be the doom of the em-
pires of ardent uvitiatsa ! A few marries
will roll the dart pail of frgetfolxr over the
aploadoera d their ravine -their retries -
Orr mesons derminios-tbeti opioids► --thee
civil policy -their commercial specs/otiose tad
their ma.aera, .atoms, asd smuscm.ats, bat
their Litaratsri will eiders while the work!
stsodeth. It is both the carne ad star of
ariliati. and dotioaal grater, and the era -
in that would occupy • peomi0int pasties i.
the scale of seisms eta osly hope for seeder
from the somber sod rarity of her literary re-
dactions. The Literature of Carrels, as might
ressmohly be expected, is very limited. Tie
aeeesdt7 to iaboar for .sterane., 1he want of
proper sad equal medium of eomw.iaries-
tberearcity of suer -the smattered popnlsties,
dud the comparatively hole serial uteree.rr,
se.mos to all' new eoenrrirs, dared int Buie
oa..aragemeoi to literary eetetprir. It is bee,
that poverty cannot ireene the (osetais d grains,
ban it drew congeals the chaa..t :hr..gh
whish it would Bow. The native oapiratiess d
the mead cannot lea blotted oat by diie.tws r
adverse circumstances, but they ars hemmed)
Merhed is the atmosphere of .olitsde sad .b -
merit?, which chino their femme befam they
have ripened into effect. Cassia. however, i..
hesha• 10 ries above them wit►ri.g sireerstsa•
eee, wed wo have already ..fftciest miasma
Pt or remiss the akms.ta of • mtia.d
irwatan. Then an sow is the briar saw-
n) literary Periodicals. raw of which world be
rendered se mesa riartata is the p olio.
ti.aa`.d elder sad raze decmiad .amen... 1.
particular we world refit is the fast pear, ss
aha Literary (larked," as brag the afloat
sad the meet widely cirmkted. 'Bee leaner
his sow never its erred' year with isomer
beauty sad pepetriny. It is pabliebed y Leeell
tad Cilium'', Mesesed. aced has may Cmribe-
tnrs not ally eleea. Mt rally takerd. The
prevent aambr is embellished with a graphic
and neatly exempted'sgrarirg ef SL Regis, as
Indian village. The literary asaemia are aster
WWI a.d varied. "lass Redgrave, a Vtlkg•
Story," by Mn. (10.415, M a far as published,
a baaufal epecia.s d the Marg imag►satier
powers sad chola dates el ter writer. " The
Last Sigh of aha Mer," by Arrow L. Mir,
is Poetry d• wperiw•kiwi Bet our Wiwi%
1 net 0r jedgeers4 is sseatiase isfreseed by
early ar.eatie.5, sad obat is dearest M es Is
she promst somber of t1. " Oerksd." is ter
Grave deer ass. -lased, sod cull dearly minim-
bs.d hired aliNiar Motherwell. Esq., by
Edmsed Hoverot, whir w• shall lake tdr
liberty el tn.efeneg a the .rause of the sett
Sepal We wend seat refer le the '! Victoria
Mspaies" as a Carless Periodical. of whirl
the aaaawl twat ta be peeved. Mrs. Meed.,
.der lir mares amass. Mir 0w•ash Bork -
red, wee a fd•..nte almost as far bask as we
!em slosh buskin that 1 mai% '44110
the ares to Mev' grim lery et ndpsdeg, ►5r
artier. is t1. Diagrams sive whims* that her
ime _were is jest as y.m& sad a ernes,
mod r petrel es .ver. Mr. Meeks pomp*
• (air p,.partise of h1. Pat, .ad • mleeb larger
+ .n of trial gnafitiea chat .tamilai. • shrewd
psett.l samara -sew weer. We Iswe Ida
e raser sad the herr ge'd'ese of hie Wert.-
Wer
eart-p. oar gla4 to .adrrnam4 that t1. eiredatia
•t the " V ietrit Maguire" is i.srsasiag wad
wt do hope that all who .n solicitor far 11.
Aosaaisa of • raised Lad venae ear is Canada.
ase who we ambitious of s sseesiag res idea of
tr.ti.s.1 .anter with ear ..moa .terry
will *nand their parrosOgs at swab seri is
Literature.
saint a ,the £ambria.
PodiRTli l
1:147177.4TER FROM
*UItoP1.
Fran As Itbsliai Qslssips frier _
MS* meat.
The Q.miri..rr
salted ore the ilth tsrawer
weeks sale riles. .k.
o. the 1 Oth dmistW
sesem aioo 01 phi.
Flour has been eery dust etre ser throes}
Bose, het without snitch 'a IBhrksts
rather gems at the clow. Y1s.u. ✓<7s Ad,.
Caw ger.. 11Ir. Wirt. Aa.ric.s. 1101.
a gel.. Ceelen dos • Ith a id. Preldf lm
ia fair dared, rather improvkit.
REVOLUTION IN FRANCE,
Tho Royal Family lit felr Brit/ f
As Corr d. Paris is Mag. T!. >v ili..-
al Guards, strongly joined Isy th. People. -
Considerable Ion of life. The Patau
Royals and fhs Taillierws sacked. 4 Re-
public called Jr.i.611 eseuri■ioa.fw..s
of mita Pans. People is pamtrerian of Rail.
soy Sfatie.s, and hart fors up At Rials -
Outage of .Miaisrry in England 'spoiled
Th. remota from Paris mate, that Louts
Philippe bad abdicated, and that the Royal
family had left Paris, and .re Bald to have
landed at Duvet Tho Norma] Omni
jitter the people o. the 93rd ultimo, and
at moire o'clock the Polar Royale was
attacked, asd soon fen tato the hands of
tbe.peuple. Nim Modred levee are said to
bays bra lost.
Oen Lamnnciere was seriously, if toot
aerially wounded. The Patau Royale
was sacked.
A Regency, under the Duoboaa of Or.,
Iran, was proposed. tad rejected. Ths
Hoer missed to allow tto family o1 Lwin
Philipps to neige the throes. All Pane
was Is the trade of the Nauo.at Guards
.ad the people. The Tusllri.o sou sacked,
sod 11.(uriaurs bussed.
The following is the latest
:-
Prue, Feb. 93.-A Republic has beta
proclumod. The Kis` sad family hay*
geek to England. The Premium's' Grim-
mer WWI proposed and COPfirmed, or fol-
lows :-
Fres the Meshed Teasrript.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
MONDAY, March 15.
The' House was occupied Meanly with
roadse kudoer--presentauoa art readies
petitio.i heiag disorder of the .seeing.
A great somber of polities* were read
ad hid os the table -among them the
petition against that retro of the bon. Mr.
Cayley for. Huron.
The petition goriest the return of the
hos. Mr. Baldwin for the Fourth Rides; of
York was wtthdnwn. •
Several boors were occupied in worst
itemisers relative to the petition wise
the rp10m of the hon. member for Bobe-
e ntere, in twas.queses of some informality
reopscuog the seal sod sigistore of the
Justice of Peace which the rules of the
Hoar require should he 'Seed:
A opal was sow razed, but it wu eon
tried by Mr. Column sad mate other
.ambers that the said seal wu not attired
when the petition was Brat presented. -
The soiree • et objection was Anally post -
posed en the motion of Mr. Deurrono, till
a Baurs day for further investigation.
it was .eperately moved and adopted,
that 'the Hoe. Speaker should issue his
wartime for writs fora new election of one
member for ter City of Quebec, one member
for ter City of Montreal, fur Trrebonne,
for tie fourth ad had ridings of York.
it was they moved by Mr. ?fermate, that
the enquiry tato the pritir of Mr. Carroll
arsine% the ratan of Mr. Hinck., for the
.suety of Orford, be taken op on Wednes-
day at four o'clock.
This was objected to by Mr. J . 11. Cars.
sow, m the gmad that Mr. Hi.eke had
M/ entered Into hie recugeisaneee, and
could sot waive them, not being a member
of the Hoose -
The diecusrns was still going on when
we west to prow, and promised to occupy a
len tiine in totting.
The Dew Members of the greatly' Coun-
cil were sot present in the House yesterday,
is consequence of burg reigned their
seats, until re-elected, is i iagndCe' bot
they were tr
nearly all ewe at drt}srea
pends of the evening be6iad the Speaker's
chair.
A roarer prevails, ad is gemnlly
credited, that the parliament wits be pro -
=teed is the monies( this week, WAR lima
autumn ; but nothing of the .alts was
broeebed is the Howe priority, whish hes
Misers before it fse every lay d ter weak.
ser Th. seiner Ammar 1116 Terms Iso
Rhhesw a t1.. )9th ism. 11100 Moa Se
l miltea, sad SIM( hair m Igtpp-. i$
+fish they ora aures :.sod the sirs p iol rime ropier 4.117 sips Item re frame dep.
•
hi. DarrowT-- Pr.sddest of As ComaiL
M. Du Laraa'ruio--rlfsider ej Fernier
M. Aaa.e-Misuser of Marfa.
M. Camenix-olfiwister of Jodie*.
G . Boessu--,Visider a War.
M. Masts--Afrisiater of Pride Writs.
M. Lamm Rotten-MiaoNer • of the
Isternor.
M. BaTarrorr-JMiai.ser •of Ceerer.
hi. Caaro'r-MiaiiI.r of ' mm1..:rao
.. ties.
M. Gom.cwaox Vaisttr Zf Fdaassw
M. Osamu* Paap--Mayer of Polio.
Gan. Cov>,rw ei,s-Gswerm► of dlrier..
GSM. De Comair.-Comaaadawi Gras -
ref of JYati.al Guards.
This ministry was subsequently imtelkd.
The mecane of the ex -Camber of Pere
have been interdicted:
Alt communication with Paris by rail-
road or dehgence is suspended:
The new Worthy recommend that the
people retain their revolutionary attitude.
All classes take part in the revoRttios.
T1e people ad Guard' sec.p all . the
streets • and the Provincial Gov e.r.ss.
was ettsblished arid cries " rima les Re -
The Arose ria warned through ter
streets, sad publicly burned !
Bavaara.-Lola Mortes, Coolies* of
Laodsfelt, tine boss drives frost Bavaria by
the rodents and people, is spits of the ef-
torts of rhe Et.g torrent it.
Accounts from Italy state, that the
troops have retuned to Naples. Anthony
gnoted.. Tbo'Awtnalr troops came tato
contact with the students at Padua, aid
one hundred persons were killed and wound -
Rumors from Rome stalk, that the Pope
is rather holding beck is his reforms, sad
bad beep deposed.
Roueoasn Rgmowarlow or Leap Jame
Rus.IL ..-Then aro rumours fa Liver-
pool, that Lord Jobs Russell hes resigned
his Premiership, hie budget, Hie., blains
caused much drs.stidaetios.
The deficiency is ter versus teras !.-
900,00.,.11 Lord -John YaesaUa pi.p.ait
to Inane.. thi Lever. Tel tel M per tart.
for two years.' Wilmer's Timm aye, the
Ministry is doomed, sad that they Meehan
defeated is sacral aenetle..
The (`. . wars ended, aid the Chiefs
having bees taken priraen. -
Tbe Roestam have gshed sono wire-
taps in Onassis.
SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT.
Now Yrs. 7 p. r .
The Doebee d'Orlen.s, the Corr i
Paris, sad the Dobe ds Names., have hese
at the Charier of Deputies and hire bees
rejected by the CMrskws, the felt
who penetrated ser the , hs
Chamher of Deputise hes desl.ni revs( tie
p.rwwsoacs, and have refired the fared,
of Lear Pbillipps to resiga the Thswe.-
T►oro will be g rMt shorts made 1. support
the Dreher (Orton..
,TM idea of a republr is sot erasable to
ter passe deputise.
M Chamber* near to -day. hot the Pito-
lam overpowered the ma yeoeei+ty. T'he
King at cos o'eatick left the. Parr of the
Tetfleria. escorted by 40 of the cavalry of
the N.uowsl Guard sad sorrel regretter
of regular rivalry.
The earner, went by W Quays as the
barriers of Peary. The Mqe iten►.arW-
drmw. at noon -day. • . . _
Net s soldier is M be saw. -ilii trops
of t-he.lise•ha.a irs+te eiesi •asitbethe. 1'Aa-
siosd Guards, sail the Natic.slemards with
the people. All forearms bSHp.ea the
two aides d 1ths lime la sat .fE . •ASM.
B.vrameat w111 be orgasimmi
&Ms%Repobbe,prep iib. assail s/ Iii Umbel
A prem- at pears Mitsui 11M
snort bsee jest p ss*.the
✓ Asir.Minh.. s tetsad
the Ilderr".ies byre. Theo len MM."
*Oar lea of IA, sad is army heMeggs . r,
the troops reflood to set spear 1b VIM
?be sumb.r IOW is said is be sir! eerli rte
pWs lly s w sdgbRonk,btsedJ ..
P.Ronk, .ad becomes Het 604 be
4'oiilmrimw Tis
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resist ase passing from PleabMPg t.
Athol, Mass., os the. Vermont •d
Massachusetts lir, .d whoa akar the
•roswsg, mart • mile sad • half abase is
depot is ?ft/bruit, s hers and 11u1 t
with tem ladies passel the rsitred, wises
the bora became f igbtseed end bashed the
sleigh on the trek. by which beth the
ladies were throws out fa host of As
.arise, ns req, end Morally killer. --
The sogias, ter roe stifle bras was ors
to bash, se.eds4 she arrow and the Info
was .early stepped when the Aral solar.
Irk pre. lite tssg. ee Wise who
Are lost tlrlr #,. were Me. odors, M1.
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