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PROSCRIPTION
We &milt this horn the rte Motive
that iodated the r ride epos the staff,
nametyill**
, t o+e OMs. ; and ere tortualy
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think •C *ff rij!p if Caa.da is jeaeres,
should get up a sebeeripies smoeg themselves
sod premed' a ilea ase( -box or a pair of new
arias spectacles to Mr. Hiecks, et Waimea woe
the stew of removing Me. Fen*ieawie-
The act his been • gree G.d-seed es the keighr
of the broil sheet, -for it is molly epptaet that
wittiest this occmreset, we veal kayo Imo
entirely oat of a begeet. There is pecbape •o
elan of res whe tsndeiatnnd the great were' of
townie Mach out e( trite. better thee editors;
eves the .crier' Tory brothers of tbe seder, whe
eea o.ot•y tad dehbestely deiced the moat
profligate expenditure of the people's eareinp
epos state churches and genteel Iazyaer, can
do • great deal with even the smallest Moiety of
political capital. Almost every paper of the
Preview, both Tory and Radical, have wind
ups. thio windfall. vied have either'rood/mord
is tldeded it till they haat turned it to same
..cope- The people pay for ell this Ai.c.e on,
and so long es they are willing to do so, i t ts all
well .•oe;h, so far at least ■s the mechanical
drudgery of speaking and writis; and the.d-
&testisl act of poyiag is wearied. Bal the
people pey for many h i.p Aber de Met like,
..d for a greet enemy roam whisks they do net
Deed nor ave much shoot ; sod we chink that
were the q.eetioa to be pat to the where iababi-
mots of Cassels, nineteen out el every twenty
wood freely declare that they weal not give est
farthing of diferesu between having the Ilea-,
as of Montreal iaspected by Mt. Ferree, sad
having the maw duties performed by Mr. Ry.n,
'beayfot' if the duties .1 the eau, are well and
:rely performed, it ill • matter et no consequence
to the public what same or .recd the performer
may chance to wear.
But the inteatioa of the alarm is to perisade
the people that the Goveromeat hall erred --
that they have become despotic and gede behold
their aitboucy. • Now. the easy method of •.-
c.rtainiag tie troth of each as slieg•tio, is
Pimply se ask Who pat Mr. Ferree into .odes 7
If he was pat is by a Government, then conse-
quently soother Government Lave equal power
to put him oat ; as there is no such Wog as sue-
o.dslly defeodiug the ptieciple of any party of
reee legislating for their successors, or makiss
laws which n fvt.re party have so power to re-
pe1iL Both • prineiple, if adopted sad painter -
ed is, would boon pat as end to all legislatioe.
sad a generation might soon come forth that
would have nothing to do but warm their fiogere
.t the ran, alai talk of the wonderful wisdom of
their forefi:hers. What • ludicrioas idea. -
Every geeention and every Government come,
• tete existence with the fall power of making
'heir own lases, and with the steady determine-
. tion of exercising that power. Haste the da-
miseal of Mr. Ferree does not infringe any prin-
ciple of justice, nor invade any prerogative of •
coming generation. It is merely i marshal of
propriety or lute. And Aerie/it of the Gwent- into heathen lends. it will •ssame at once the
meet te chemise hien being .bunted, demands • some of so enlightened, philanthropic Chrietia
reason why they should not do me; which would Hire. What • pervrrsioe of language ! We
be very difficult to find. love plain dealing, we tall thinp by their pro -
In the first place 'opposing Mr.Ferres to have per games, tad therefore we call thio eoadset
condocted himself with the etrietre' propriety.."practical infidelity ; " and whether itis perpet-
and to have fulfilled the duties of his once with sated by au individual or by a potion of individ-
credit to himself and advantage :o the country.- nab, the man who would attempt to justify or
If ander these circumstances he bas lied tom- defeod it by quotations from the word of God, is
tunably epos the emoluments of a public odea calculated to do more evil to society than a tbou-
for • samba► of'yrers, is that any reseal why he sand speculative infidels. Bat as two blacks do
should always emotion/ to do rte, while at the not make a Bibi s, speculative infidelity is not
amt time there may be arty individ.am equally good brewer practical infidelity ie bed. Every
qualified, nab equally dnferving of pabhe patron- species of infidelity teede to prevent the belief
see in the same locality? We think tet. We and practice ofpure religion, which teaches wis-
do not et an believe ie that bled of policy which dom .ed peace, and good•wili to all, and which
teaches that because'thereare fifty clever well- .I..e is able to redeem mea from the error tibia
behaved men is ■ neighbourhood, ore of them way' ; and hence every species of isfidefity ie
'ball rsjoy • perpeteal reward and the other lad. Bot as the denunciations of Be religious
forty -rise shall be allowed to pass unnoticed.- world an principally directed 'plias* specula.
Bach policy jnst remind., es of :linbsd the Sailor titre iefdelity, we thick it wood be wise he
and the Old Min of the sea. If we dray the in- aerate the cause of the evil, and the• we
- dividual it certsio length, he attempts to owviace would be .wire whether it is a removable or •
us thee he has • positive ght to become • oeeeesery evil. The real ep.evIafre **believers
permat:rtt bortheo upon our oul•lers. are men of a peculiar cast of miod who love, sod
The foregoing oo&oideration .• altogether afar' are delighted with ab.tsct metaphysical renne-
t -tom peli'ical feeling; but there is a political view isg. They e.re sot how dark, or bow deep, or
d Wr quatien which would be difficult to Pio' bow high. or how difficult, or bow mysterious
ay. We are fertility), Mot grog 100 fir• wise* the abject may he. they will eeeoanter it, sad
ere used, that whit' a called the Cwearvative m. (art•, at evidtate, or eirrp.eeooees hat,
petty in Canada, at pr -seat constitute a mere nothieg to tis with mereplyofu. 'hey geatnly
nouiine! portion of sa
the people, d lel nal (115e" Penal their chain d swing till they either
vt amolumeo'. of Dearly so, are filed by Cos- prove too moth or prove wthisg •t a11. There
..waits ; and let se ealy longi**. the fillies- is. however, hat competitively little evil a.
loss .b.cldiy of the wb.° people valise •ad *ree from this .lass of oubelievere, es only very
.truitshig to nineAmies 10 • few iedividsela, few Mt u•dasheed them, ar take trouble sod
wbae whole wady and desire are r deprive milieu* se give their wrivap • careful perusal ;
them et their rights. W. se. ectally in's' sod therefore dell the writings ia the word met-
ing and strengthening en isfleenee to be eeened ',physical writing .re the least peodective. The
spinet earselves : and their is certainly some- roost „maths., and emsrgueatly the moot dan-
thing very *nameless in aneh conduct. Bet it geroa. elan d .ptealatice sebali.esrs, are these
might ales be worth enquiring at what time or eke coil aheasal.es the motet.of-bitr hat who
by whose autheeity the prent'ncumbeau taw .1,..d b..... amokarmtd the hawing jag -
into office. Either they superseded ether pew- drag They .Mimi to Mdeed.. yta, Is &o.••.&
anbed eb.netes daring the ,tip d eki ell is Minis. Freese, Omasey *ed all over Earth"
Admini,fnton tad in tbet came It ie jest lime .led America, we think a late Otiose of Maaeha•
oboist, air play. Or they were .ppoirted by the tai eaumutea their avmber, a that miaow tows,
family Compact, and wen allowed to retain at upward, d thirty tho..lod L Olaagww, ia
puree tbro•gboat the forint? Lsiu.t.in-Bedwia Aa yew 1$40. tl..y were essiaetd at area,*
Admisietnuw. Or they were appoiated by 'het .f ie th.ao•.d, and ia hum•is.bay w said se
Adminiatsetiea sad ie the year forty-three tanned to still -1t su.ero•s. Now Wit awe if er-
"ibsa likst the (Inc. a.rp►nt tad areas tbrn +believers a eenspeesd el ahead. draw mea.
WWmfactore. se that in Pith.? raw they shoed be ram* are gra.,•ily pe•-es•d of s+•d pma9dm
&sty armsful for whet they have rewired. and 'poerTM aaperla, nr•aaeity (lasagtjK aid a eels.
.bead depart is mor; as their antipu.d s.- ..10. Imre of i.affsaoer i •ad es. amebae,
rims her new left them t• the seernable mei- enpabla d 4,,...mpadig ask, 'ism aafi
flea d therein/owe it heroes impeweineat. Aad ealmiae peerl,ese M r "mike Mals r
shadess we t►,nk tr .e set esiy itewie. Mt a while the ase of cher easie41/ remem, O•1e
,.haverey le re.weve 55511 .beer.etiewe, 51 all .sou wil easeepeetly ietabM. %•s obi
~be w e ..meet ere the *tie* el e epelliag err. is reorpobk4 *ed 4. wind 4 Uaaaise
the peals M ppr.ame sad sepp..rl their ew• ,,.r,, ad dtmepaslat M prig.. i ash, pit
ao, ja ells", the pas .Md Mee* Miasma mad
we awl/ meat swoon, se the iitiantia iur wish eve! ea a-ees•eam m watiMe ilea
M eat /dwrtisi.i ..lima' ,n erd"e ti. My "m'' Aire weafla Mea he se swel el the flttr'-
ei
♦ ilOsiw bees Haviirme. him or ew
kodsdes W ave•• le • 1141•01111•••100-1r11,1001610 d
se lir iteei;id, we isty wish vied expel a the woad of Ood. a mbar lama ea MOOS
MI Mmskoss is >k s', Church es this. d' saa9014 m dtbad. by MOM, 1elhmi61.ass-
roarre sad asbo0m NiA eve le bgarilwe
MM 11 ea*.
politica mud retiree -ea eprnitiea M tiallgeIC
ter and oppression, .ad ell Imveliste se the
we and eat d reset gaemtio.a ; the prelts-
dices, absurdities, .d .eperatitiomi of radar
ages usbesilatIOg sad i.di.snat.&tely attributed
to isiftdehty, y
asp ekes eta party is the groat
c..veativaal elitist: loos of the hears Moldy. -
Now, however, dangerous or peronismo te the
beat interests of society usfidelity may lee. or
bewume emelt ill peagna sod sedesey aught
rhe deprecated, we are of opiaie. 1601 this ia-
diacririoate use of the term us prod.euee of
much evil. The proper mmaing e( infidelity
we think is r faluficalies el faith, or • pro-
fessing to believe what wit really de met
believe ; bat according to tie oemesoa accepts -
ties it omegas a disbelief isDivina Revela-
tion, or mon bequeath as imposition' is the
popular aotioos sad errpretetiess d Scrip-
ture. Were ma's actions is he taken as
the measure of their faith, them wool be lit-
tle easggeraliee is aeertiag that we live is a
world of iobdela ; het this is tafortssately sot
the ease ; • man may cheat, swear, lir, swiede,
dander, beat, braise, maltrast, and this his fel-
lo.-mag, but s beg ae be verbally declares
that he believes certain doctrine, so loot as he
observes the outward ..nasalis of religion, yoe
may demonic, him as a bed oma, yrs easy call
bio tooduet wicked, but yes dm not call him-
self as infidel. Mee may eooffetro togete[
fur the most 'elfish gad .sweetby porpoises, they
may iestitete Blobs and seestiee for the attain -
meet 'fends altogether hostile to the spirit asd
gesies of religion, but if they osy they are reli-
gions, and give a pecuniary seppott to religiose
institutions you are mot allowed to call them la-
fdel& Eves natio& may rise against cation, may
rob, ravish, plunder, burn, murder thousand&
yea, millions of innocent human being. They
may dre.eh the earth with the heed of virtoe ;
rend the air with the Games of deaolatics, the
shrieks of the bereaved, and the agonised groans
of the dying; and may eves mend myriad* d un-
prepared iismsrtal rods to their sternal doom !
but this ie not iafideety ! These are fJbnosa
arras. They pram ,.figs. -chef rye for
refigieo-they am establish themeelva Chtia-
tioaby se Act el Parlamentet, gad they hove .o
dlfScully whatever is getting a priesthood who
will pray for their victories gad sing t. Darns
over their butcheries sod devutatiooe ! and the
ora who would (eadeafy denounce such revolt -
bag &treaties, or q.eatims the d,viairy of each
mockery of everything that is sacred or worthy
the same of religiw ; will be staged at and per -
baps treated as an is6jel. The Ooverntneat of
a &sties may wring fifty mifiees d pesoda se -
sully, from the dr.nkmi.ese, brawls, broils,
battles, and blasphemies offifty dammed taeeras
red up-roopis, and may expeed the whole sum
is mpporting bridewelh, jails, and workhousesAt this moment the nejority ei the Tory organs
for punishing the armee, and protecting the is Garda are whiai.s tad exati.g over the
misery nod starvation which this legalised eye- warm, of polieical liberality gad j.ettee,401
um of degradation has produced. But if the: with a feigned tad eiekamg pay, endenosrieg
Government will patrooiae the laudable exertions o as.eciate infidelity with all• political cheap
d a few private iedivdoub who .alta for thed a liberal nature. Such is the following micr-
o(
d sending missiooanee d the Gospel mkt,
PI%iw[i wild W -, ed weigh Imre
erase priaa'A sed meat p endsly endow
e.a hisg het fait. Fr sample, eos4 u, ora,
is his asae e m haemo. arm tar p mamat that
sashes miebilehm••t vie the nitti.eej Cbesuh,
mil he admisedis va 11ea 1 *•..repo lihe
bet eis.e raphe er ter s vias, dap: -
he supper thee Oak a Mat of aiehep
teal be auggelialbo wealth sad luny, es iia -
less 6000 r 100,000 meads a
1 We mire meld r, reasee•►4e mea oaf -
per filar mph e:treeyaaw sad seep ewaao
word he Masted .4 • Seem day, were it ami
the pas eta messed e► brae the sorb
ea Matra is of Devise admit; t that it ie
w.etiweed y As aced of God? Caul it he
iamgiod tat the warm of may sed the
miasma sf tree whisk ham lime e•psii.ed 'o
she aribitrat of Proem and Etfaewes. bo Emups
sad Amities eves dam tine mat fifty years,
weld Mee bees thee weatwty wasted Wit
set been that war was recogaiard and defoedad
by prayer h the pulpit, .red slaexally remelted
tea seeremry Oeuvres.., semaismed sad pathos -
thud by Inc..? Cu.ld it be believed Chet the
'raises et boss beiap who hew gt se4. Gad
so ars smarm seder the merciless malty
.d opper.aoa of • few f stow-wortne,wosld ors -
mit to eeeh degradation, for a tingle boar, were
it ant fee the imposes penerseoo of that text of
Scripture which risk " The Power that be me
of based of God ;" 8o was the Deed. het est sa
an aijat efaeaeeaies or teepent. le abort. thb.s
abeam tad ialgaitiee barn hemi bwegk isle *-
airtime, and apported, sad perpetrated by the
assistance eft secular, aid la ems iaaraees a
profligate priesthood, whe have dared to defend
everythiag is the shape of wickedness emanating
(rem '1 the powers that be." Witch benne',
teeters of heretics, Negro slavery, tithe murders.
Demesneg iresi.ee, wan of aggterioe, wan
of estermi.stio, spies eating, notional think -
muse, all, everything which despotism amid
devise or eppremies sad creelty execute, has
bees Amid a it dithered by yeasue a from
S eriptere. se by the want, or eslpabm .nevet
Wines prsbserg rhe the swcbe,s el relates.
The millions identify those teeebinp with the
written word et Gad, sod berme they believe Gad
ager ; but the fee whe have learand te the►
and mosso, !mow that these atrocities are at
Phase* wick the eternal principles of troth aid
equity. They know they are incompatible with
the atuibatem rad perfee
trees of the Creator.
Bet they are sot like OR meat Bermes..key
do not take the trouble o "',arch the Scrip-
tures" and asertain " ars these 'bier ea ;" they
take is for granted that the Christian velar toes
antler ar countenance theme berbaresa 'Algol.
ties, and therefore they declare that tie Christian
Scriptures are not the word of God. Their is -
fidelity ea unbelief is tbor founded epee hearasy.
The wars, slavery, tyranny, oppression, and ex-
cise:q aeiof State Religid9 bare trade more
infidels daring the last fifty years, them all the
writings of all the learned infidels Mace the mat-
meacemeet of the Ckrintina .ra ; tad arms the
christiem popamnas ia general and the clergy is
particular, ruse 1.r the armee of pswatieg
the ..actio. of religion being throws over seek
atreeiiro, it is to be feared that deeuaciatioem
against theoretical unbelief will be of little nail.
nsaeerteowe red r..msciee t H a, 1 hat* re-
gret rt -ay tettm will spook for ilosesehres.
It se ..etaisly tree that 1 fid .ee • ppr.si ow the
ea ...set marred se a by am Itevereare
tient lies as highly as it world appear M time
earl 1.heer. 1 *.sldad has a paha a-
wl. wire tarself7 ..Meed a large .riser from
'the eahe.l feed tee his .entire.., sad wise, to sot
hie ma ws.i..(.peakisg ribose that tar r do
with the mast of the School fed) ".00tid
b. aW r mimeo from year to year betted see -
moose, that they ban. 1.itbfnUy performed this
part of that d.y." I ceesdered the Rey. Ire•
peetersi.sl weave ie she ahem, and the lee
•otild be both able tad willing t. Mow Mea
"Leese the defieieuey areas, tee that we might
be are to form some opisise relative m oho
lame. Th. 1.,. Sep,irt hest rate. that the
.pportia*mess fee the pears 1846 sad '411 was
asde ham the reports of 1044: that the Claw
reword 9,956 children, the Haran 1,974 it
1947. la a printed statistics) report. eempibd
(roan .very source of ia%rmatwa aeenabb te
the Eateries Daae for the same year, 1841 the
Ottawa is pat doom 9,446, rhe Hasa 1.1491
ttie later ataua sat wag made is Sep=b.r,
1846, .sd mut sees. wetly be the twee me-
rect. ham this sta*eaae.t it appear, that the
Ousters Diarist received • pornole ant d the
gsveroasent gest foe 631 chidden mote 'ban
we sodded to ; tad that the Haroa is 1843
mist thio Masa, Ms, p ibis6 0*.ballei.
like privilege t fee 4. that sass barb amiss
twat have baa 1..pessmoi--MMMra4 ear
tuna. tries, dr die.• amid amm-
ama freed Sas Amy, ad me would is seam
have area ib.'weeca__e d' '`N .aasamie Met
'4]p ...
her 4
a wkdaiaIwaegirsoaa
the memesim esd tyros Miedelet to IM ea-
m••ae It would how herr a seep ea edeoaos.
.ad Mas thews the spirit that 1 ypt Mpe teeter
regutatisg the alhire of s great Maples mf
sass w. farm . part t 1t w eeW Mac bees set•-
t:eg a masp% of the Gee trade that might to
eairearr•Mpeasawl resew waef the tama-aem"
.arty. With whet jars sea we go to Erg -
Mil sad salt her sms.em-a and tropic to give
~plasm the pesiws.se is her starker, with
math a domed motet. le fora is this oosetryt
It ape meek ire the liberality of the British
l7emwmwt that it w bene MUewed to tae
.fist at ell..d it seemet• badly with the We
wag eats the tads sf Che Previa bas ever
nerved at her Mads.
This emote is eta far whob the earlasiw
royal Corse etive party eeswders irdf sstida
se eras. Let it ahoy all the asi.issies that
. s be derived from the knowledge that it is the
lint palitier party is say same, that rivet pre -
paled te make monisme sad iotercome with
the Mother Cesatsy of .uesudary importasa.
I hope are r Me the day, that the Libra&
was estited-i( the emus! oa«n performed parry wiU at is so sasataral sad samidel a
the ditty weaved them --r a parties for 900 .reser.
children more them it did receive. In 11541 we
received air portion foe 1947 see 1974, whereas,
by the .bool report of 1843, it abaeW be far
3043 ; here, therefore, are upward of 1000 ail -
dm for whom so potties of the (overeats*_
great have been received fir 1846, betas *beet
we -third d the whole. But the 8aperiateasat
rye. the apportioamest wee made is February,
end the reports were sot received lista Anil,
amid therefore he was compelled to ground his
.pportiootaeat ea the retires of 1844 ; so that
between the of Sieh, we are diddled out of ver
right& The 40th ..sties of the them eximieg
school law, (7 Vie. .bap. 99) mys, •'that it
shall be the duty of each Comity Saperi•eos-
dest to make an weal report to the Chief
Superiateridsat at such urs sod ie each farm u
shall be appointed by the said Chief Supene-
tesdeat.
" bee. 41. That seek Casty 8.periatesdeit
who shell raise se ',gleet to melte mid. report
01 escb time or is mob form as the Chief Seper-
istesde•t shall require, call forfeit the sola of
Elk, for every such refusal or *glees; and soca
peaalty obeli b*covetable with coats Gem web
Comity 8sperieteedeat et freest him sereties by
• mit at law, to be instituted within twelve
mouths after web default, by tat Chief 8eperie•
"endear, .r by the Court of Wares."
A questiga will therefore arise, has the Deputy
Superisteadeat d the Huron District. gives in
his report for 1845 within the time appointed by
the Chi Superinteadeac, if be has the appor-
tioasest for 1846 should be grw.ded o* it sad
sot on the report of 1044. If ha his not thee,
it was the duty d the Chief 8sperinteade*t o
take proceedings against bin, ie accordiaece
with 101 41st meti.a. Has this bees doe*? I
may with eoniide'u tower No. Will the ia-
habitants d this ,Diatriet ramie passive *oder
web injestice at the heads d official& 1 bops
sot.- I trent some penmen or peraoen Weis' more
Mon to spate than I have will warmly .pow
this lase. Ii the mean time I would suggest
the propriety of collug a District meeting. by
req.sitiou, is ear that measures may be
adopted to .bras., if possible, ea rights
Ever race I olwi*od the baser of brag tee
of the self called repr.seatttiver ef Ikea District,
(new 'early 7 sewer pest.) I hell es all eeee-
sioa manifested as anxiety for its prosperity,
and is so particular, tion ties in its ear -sties,
which I hope pill be some apology for my com-
ae thee *fere the sables.
1 have, die. dee.
JOHN HOLMEB;
Towaabip of Gedericb, t
April, 1848. s
" To es it u no natter of eoagntslatioa
that Deistical France should ever forpiun o r
to honour
her King. as she has loag.inee forgo
bet God."
What, in the some of wonder, has the fearing
of God .te do with the heemiring e( Louis
Philippe? 1. pacers o1edi.ec5 le the will of s
tyrant • necessary iagtedlot in • themes'. reli-
gion? 1f se, we are afraid that religies will soon
vanish from the earth. Bts n is a est,aed for the
interest Gad bosom of pan retie*,
it is the duty
d every right-ssewd.d Stem to rash such pro-
fane impertiae*ei by epusly aesthetes that the
precipice d Chtinirrly are pr le, eightee*e-
ewi, justice, love, soil way, t .d that conse-
quently, rebellion r tyre.* (d aa.ccompanied
with bloodshed) ie okrdiwn le 0.i. And the
mas who would dare to emaciate submission te
despotism with tree religion might to be object-
ed to the moral reprobatioe of ell good men, for
hie andeocity yd positive wickedness, is en-
deavosriog to brag coalempt epos Cie word of
e off and thereby teethes* tbii msltior of un-
believers. _
1 shall now take 150..f the wb}eet fee the
mast, peopeetag is my met to point mit that,
as barn sated. the agrioultssl taeresls of the
Provisos have reeoiwd Ilam e.asidenu.a at ib.
IMAM of thr framer of the meaoa., although he
repressor the Merest of a ear, that depeds
mainly ea wieder fee ptesperity.
70010 GALT.
teem the arshe.
Alt1IVAL OF Tics AMERICA.
fop d. Later from lfresaym
Imvssroet„ April 111, UAL
reega iaia dam m
gMen ea.
Metal i4a1`" iM.
Cuttw bog.
i 4ete gut'gt ra%lr
off oo
ttpietd Ceutablse treed out.
Carle is London wets 61 .
TUG Prtswylareod, ata. a4nnct51 Oz.
•• The King of Besasrk ion Copinhag.o
W pia the army.
Hagary Md declared herself todepn-
den t.
Serious disturbances have broker out at
8t. Petereburih.
Neuss restaaba see a eweira Qeialsa,
het they vers oppressed.
The Mikes Wormiest ?sr UI1 ie is
thiemion.
Large bodia_of troops are i ad
oe the asrd/siss frostier.
The Asturian and 8a7disiw troops are
spproaebing each other he Lombardy.
1. t1. Vanities territory the ii1lem aa+
guarded to /meet the Amitriss seiNoape-
maots from metering the city.
The general ebataster of Colitbsofas ad -
410M is smith age. setmiietory thus di
soros
time Karim'.
la Berlin no B•akiag howls hap I*
STATS or ArvAa a is Iastris.-The
war of word bas terminated os 11.11
side of the people and the gewuronteat.--
Tbere aro no more prosecuuo&s ; they ars
&Madoaed for some striking atgaocat..
Neither are the people tole. Tho hettiiii
they Meed to pus in att.adseee rt
isg•, an sow spoof is military f
*off harming the art of gun ea 1
Th. Limeri:k Reporter, ata al the dab"
•
of every man to arm bimasl ws8 ase a
once says--' There can he little doubt *1144
every peasant who bas set s goo will trees
provide himself with the cheaper a04 64
mon efae tel ' national mare: Mag
then is a large asd important elaM 61 eel
f stow-eoentrymes that an mot m yet
od, ualeas they Mee dor so recootly.-
We moan the mtddle and iambi teles We coefeee we have great enmity about
them. For tbetr o.. esker, sad As Um
aha of the comity, It' le the .taast 64-
porisaee they Amidhamthe soar mf
golf defesoe. -D ldiu mintier..
Liviet oefl, AprB Ifs.
EJ' We thank oar !heads for the numerous
co.•dsiicatiees which, is nut same, they
have hied!, forwarded *antidotes agaiet the
vroom of the " Plata Liar," Gad hie little weak -
beg, seivelliag oeedjstar. We hesitate, bowe-
ver t• give publicity to them, es we de ami
require au, oristasee for sort a .eiertakiag,-
t which we .hall reader ample justice soft
week. la the meas tine, we win feel obliged
to the people of Goderiele to compare ear " Plain
Dealing" with his "Phis Lying," asd to
observe that we have sol anode a eiash allusion
to his pama•l eadaet or character We demob
promise tie observe this rule is feture.
As " ladspd*si Tbiak t" is ea asst
EDUCATION -COMMON SCHOOLS.
TO Thee [Viten Oe Thea Enloe eO@14
Bas, -A. the Reverend Saperiatendeat has
thought prase be prohibit say farther comma.
alcohol' es the school admired Herm District
from me, may I mk p-aimi•*r through the
mediae d year journal, l make a few **kis*
al remarks.
Before aurae em 101 pi*eipal swbj.et, i
,ball maks a few ebeervatioas ea the creeludiag
portiere of the Revered 8ap.ri.tesdeat's let-
ters Is ate limn ender date Ternary 96, b.
says-•• I es gratified le see @shoal affairs looked
ire with the tea rigid scrutiny," dna. How
altered hie tom ia hie letter ander date Marsh
94; be seya-" the Waedis sad Distri.t Asper -
immodest an the esly piesis premed, sother-
led es weir es per Diarist lairs ; year ss-
earaiag their ease bis sive hams yes with their
.barMtse " The Werra et Diarist Bepmla-
t.adrst will am est elleirly ea my manse
.seeps le aeessdaes with terreetieea pwvrs-
ly reserved 0.. 414 Aerie Conseil ; std al-
though Mr. Meean. the Depety 8apumswesst.
was dread re erre se des Chief Saperiaua-
dbt se the 1.6.i...e of the ge.was ant paha
to dr Harr is 1045 tad '411. Havise dem es,
he Ms r .$5151 setbisty to peeved further i
lar sea M Mob the soar weirg weirof Camel is
gorier alms whisk him@ ehergrs .41 mem
My sow pine i. the .64.11, aim, metier
WA etwyr • theme 'd tails a memo
✓ my
itis hew Amos i hili dew. t
hese demi ea t r••,lyppyy *ma oap'a.@ibifcy, wt is ea
Masmd ebetee.m. bet ism .isele.' r te IAA
(bp Isw)1 on did to -hide seams`', a fllehe44
Vias-, dries tN fit te gam em debts.
or 401 tar the Yaw er i is /11114. I ire
LO88 OF THE MAiL.
Coaeeniae the lose of the Mail. • Stratford
eerreepo.dent writes this :-" The mail hag
was fouled by a Dutch farmer about a mile be-
low Hsynine. He wpa hoods( into a sear
hoses when be feud it, and so: knowing what
it was he had found, sad beim( in the beetle et
a removal, the bag, sod valuable taeteete, ley
from Wedeeoday erasing the 194 to Th.rday
evening the 40tb. is an ..peotectad home, close
to the rued side. The bag had dropped out of
the wawa, the buck beard bavisg folks doers.
The greatest blame is certainly des the Coe -
tractors is the shameful mower in which her
Majesty's mail is coeveyd ; and though I have
hitherto been shat. I could adduce facts to show
that owls( to the eestraetors *teiigeece and
avericioesaess, neither passengers or mail hew
bees well accommodated or safely comma (.r
• long time past. I have seen the mail -bag t,ileg
u a waggon with are protector to it ; the elm
of seemeity being about for • t&smeat et are.
It is eerier for the coatseten to bfamm the
driven. Wby d.lest theme pati•• famish a
proper box, .odor leek sod key to ib° waggon
or earrisp, waste the mail hag as he =Mr
deposited 1 Aad way is it, that the public,
(whe pay the peltases, sad I fee our. Psy soar
$70 • yeas ef merges), have to wait for the
esiv}pmses;
dPowe Rn r* --
the pm profit el the
,
eacedgas
eM*4n Majesty's'wail beteg a oeeogd-
iron . The °oeavey.ses of t1.
seatilig, and the strummer d esmeagers,
.haul be by diderest rage tie wagger,. It is
"all is my ete.ad Betty Martie," fox the Poet
Dam 8xww7or sod the Ceeneeters to rides -
mer to have time ..sve,aaes of the mail -bag,
dime at the lowest possible taxo*at,-the differ -
ewe.. or reit, to be made op by the passengers
sled
This to the way the ishabitate of
this part of Canada have for mum' yews bun
served, -fled all owing to the remember or su-
paeaer ef a Iea highly paid official, Mr. E. 8.
Tett. Arlt is the present is,taaee of the loss
.f this aril-bag-ceauising toeaet sad deed.
to emit of way handled peasds-what was
the reword to the Meer Geemna by the eom-
mitors 1 Whet de yon disk 7 I have boss
iefwts 4 be was eared 94 lid eta lis 9d by Mr.
George Hebra ! ! ! Bit te show the tedsem-
iesos.a d the ,,seeded t ray of the mea of
the labii -bag, a great may of Ike uhabitanti d
HayevUle Gad vieisiy, were .et1.By ewers by
a Jaime( the Pelee or Jima. of the Peace,
that they did *.t seer the hag a dad est keys
any tbias of it ; sd se be did this go, that a
peas was eigb bei.g committed withers ie-
fermaties et a•y data, to thew be 1.m anything
of the arse bag."
TO Tis 1t0*Ten Or Tilt MOROI srw•r..
Oootutw. April 25th, 1848.
Dun Sm, -Might 1 meat te be fev.sred
by the tutertioe is year paper of the lollowiag
article es the Customs Bill.
Tours truly, JOHN GALT.
At this wniat's market time wee a
good 'Madame of Myers, sada fair Mal -
am was trsasected is wheat at as msper=
ktlpOte-
et on Tuesday's mime of M per ibe.5101t
or old sad sew. Flew was 1s per mask
sad 9d per bbl. higher -07s pa 198 Smarm
the top .f quotauor for wglers caul.
Iodise cors and cors meal wee in osten-
sive demsad for Lighted and priome improved
a little. .
The sale of American whits ere meal
at 14e sad yellow 10 to 97 per 480 11..
Iadina meal sold at 11 to 11 per 1N M.
In Loedos cors market there was very
little freak wheat up, sad no improvement
is the trod.. The trifling dor was at for-
mer rs!4S.-wbeat 711 5d. Barley 11rs.
MIL CATLET'S CUSTOMS ACT.
Thi. Act i•, as far as my memory serves me,
the first m*arre in which it has bees attempted
by nay .airy to place the trade of the Mother
0euatry on a worse remiss than that of .user
pertiona if the Empire. The third Hama pr. -
vide., "That if is any British North America
Cam, all articles (.sept sprite ted elves(
waters) beieg the growth, modem ee mass -
feelers of this Previa.., shell be .eampe Gem
misty es importation tale ash ewiwy," thee the
Geyer*, is Coaaeil "try eamept from duty, on
importaton into this Proviso', all driers
(except spirits a smog w.ten)bsiag the growth,
prdbeca er mandsetm of rack colony, tad im-
ported assay therefrom." This is • them.
tad i emotive • d•agsros step to the perms-
iem d• the cosemios el prat estimates be-
tween the Mother Cowley and the Cagey;
gad the effect, whatever may Me bees the ta-
ratlw of the framer ef te1.t.Art, grill r
he
beid up an m .
imperiais le ;-i• feet, it is
the Meiners el a ram et legiut•*ise, that if
sestiaud, w rale bo.seriag M ..aa.eiee.
a the teas. that it is messed to fear homes
the seveal Brides Perth Ammirr Caere e es
m ittise and Mesaeia! le its emu, that we w
allied to halt Geu01 arise and vitrabp, M
beer paper ltd is tae d. it, Metre ail we
bail- a ssa.assiel iormotaes between' Aar
eta M palmy edfaias (be they ere paltry whin
ofoo and with the Empire] m ..p ri.e to the
AO* might be Maenad with h- ad M Mr
depeadsomrm tf
le It w New Breowi•k rad .lett Md ea
M+er far 151. primal t nosh* if ver
e-maimmj m oak a res.het 1 Ms le saw, ltd
16ty he mop yap to emu s1 be ver Mel w
the feed. b 11 is Mom ahem w .as bops
to W • aiohst M oar mow* imoosime n-
ame *f besot ei -= Pete -*o. base -ver
yA-„or terra t they pear ala es wi, or
egitr M w r, es emw8ese, amboi bra tw
IReanAw Or NiwsPArsss 1. PAIpe.-
Oes of the most attikieg abet of the late
pelitic*l catastrophe, it abfbMed is
ism Not only is the eiesltlies of tha
setabii.hed journals eeoraosely jimmied.
that of La Prete .lose favisg tiro from
96,/00 to nearly 80.000, but a owsrm o f
.mailer joareale have some tato mistime.
A sort of .portae roes of newspaper dis-
tributed by hawkers is all quarter d Pani,
aid sol ueuslly for Or sola, the profits
beteg two-ftfthe of a ere, has halal. The
amiss of there 'feign aro racially
significative of tbur geality tad character.
Here re some specimens given from seam-
oey :-L' Asti dr Y f..e, Ls Leberte, Lm
Frotondte, La las, Ls Veit dm
Clubs, Lo Saint ec, Ls Democrat*
L' Atelier, La Perpis C irstitraat, L' .da-
sei. ee Nettootle, La Pies des Fearws,
La Journal des ONIFILWs, Ls Ltierts
Religierses, 4'e. Ther are distribute
all the public promenades by %boaraods, free •
from the eontroul of any pipe. Oa the
public ways the venders spread that met
on the t,ottoirm, stick them on the brae of
their bats, and hang them round their par-
er. by way of provoking the appetite Of
purchaser, ; they sometimes shout out the
Wading lines of remarkable news just so
lamb as to tantalise the buyer, attd smd1at
the roa.
MAauiAL N•r, - A decree bas 111.
Provisional Qovewsa.ot has boos issued
for the ermctioe of a .0.050eot to 111afshsl
Nay on the very spot when he wee rhea
and soothes cheering -4o some of the totes
of Bourbon Valise to that a Napiers
Vendee._ :ver
fIEMINEEMESEIIIMMOWa
Tat•t AND C.M•terrotr ran Mtmaea AT
Nue*a•,-Os the 14th iota, Alfred Smith
Gaunt was tried at Niagara for the Murder
of Mrs. Bell. The Court House was crowd-
ed to excess, and the prisoner appeared t0
be the ray unconcerned person in es
assemblage, as be sever sxhibiod the skid -
est iodieatioa d feeling. TM murder Wee
committed at Port Robinson, oa the 11.4 41
January last. Tit prisoner is a coloured
youth about 14 years of age. He con-
fessed the to the constable st Iihe
time he look into melody. The'
eros Bantam bins Draper to mama( seethed ob n.Md tab
..
primmer as follows:-"Yocrhava Mt a
ram to ihi--yet short as It i1, and dies, '1
Ira Mw year amu, that time May;
F rightly seed, be ssficieet mit w
and pe 64 redeac sot in this worlOffIt
the .55(4te& of yelp 'silt wait N
bows tabide all bops or ia1tbq O1Mkl
but from t►it heavenly j0 b o f
moss you will shortly a}rg1
awful eivatia MN the IMI li
Mod, ted from the dreadlbL 648 1
await. the j1•4 doss, Mae•
lis morel ease yen 1410 1-TON6
COurt is that yea he SOS left
whom ies Ohm of
sad AM amid= 011ie
e, thet
the Ot11 it the j Msodd yrs a
_ the bi1R
Nat y GM he dMrctad W
sed may hove softy 5
arid Is woosu grOAAsmha Woo Ygtsuslilga ntM rag** and « Imo le good/ .r hay
ka WIN them aaa►di1 thoold ami so * std raw how w .lilt!. Theo soil
aha whit br for w harem kWh/ eatard Oa. brio boss widow l es doe itonro. Poem to ma s dor 11i 1 kiesOast
irp eti 4 a shale ,u. idIliguiiesstira hip • adrift end Ur owe dee Medd
eg ggi j h M Mleyoseai Btrtmtswdeam
A maetirg of the 8obeeriben to the Heron
District BWildag Society took place at the
British Hotel. as Meech, Ira the 1st rota.
whim die fah.. i.5 One. Beaten were app ialed
bee *he esaiq year
Pndd.rte, THOniredm!MAS M. JO1NE8. Epi
Yea Prsiduat, JOHN OALT, Epi
10. t O.out Blemrw,
Ros.-e (brew. ,
W. Bas.,, Raw,
Rema Rsarem,
W. WesAAuea,
Roam M.esawat,
Wewu Bveay.
Tovan.r, us. Wu.uas 0steamsa5.
4arowe, irr. Tsar Law. '
Bafiri or, Mr. D. Wawa.
t fib W. Paas.
11". ver~ ( tit_ Jae N. Arts.
tit. Ata. Rsaeseara-,
Avatars, t tit. him Walrus.
MON D WI1UCT BUILDINGBOCIZTT.
The DL..bn l esiy Me dap dsslai es
.ti. of Ify-bow..d desslatimos sobs abmi ed
is H. wheel ideas ler then yple.el *d ria}
thea, a wawa a alike will aha plum at the
■i*id 11.04, es Wasp the dB MM., at 1
,'els& P. M.. te Ws the area ieas ,setYlaa-
tiae.
TH OM TD Is
Goirfleh. Nor fie IOW
The einem
,ophoolid row 1101111180t.
teri was Admit
soeeb of tie OWN* dlwr.