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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1849-05-11, Page 1• .eiste..- aMMB atO mom 4.,.a.sbII,,a: model gy.,. g.,( mat 001 makevkeiete -s•.ar set j• *hi ; 4 ter f.J • r 1e/ak9 er ek,7"w..ei yrrPa+e .nate. J,.,. ,.E r use r'•.tee•seLr A see ear,%M..: -R I II / TEN SHILLINGS is ft CB. VOLUME II. "THB ORRATSBT POSSIBLE GOOD TO Td'R ORSAT19T PO88IBLE NUMBER. 1 TWELVE AND ME Pkitit.he AT Toa $UD 01 TER TRAK. GODERICU, HURON DISTRICT, (C. W.) FRIDAY, MAY 11,-.1849. NUMBER XIV,' (garbs. Da. P. A. McDOUGALL, CAN be eoesulted at all boor., at the British b, Masf.sLtk*,tibid s•) a3- GoderloRapt• l E. C. WATSON, PAINTER AND GLAZIER, PAPER HANOCR, 4c es. O O D E•R 1 C H. xALEXANER WILKINSON, rr z ncaas Land Surreyor, OTTICE AT GODERiCIf, HURON, DISTRICT. Nov 21, 9. 43 J. K. GOODING, AUCTIONEER, 'LL attend SALES in any part of the District, nn reasonable Terme. 'Ap- ply a the British Hotel. Godench, March 9th 1849. 2v -in 1 LEWIS LA ir. CHANCERY. AND CONVEYANCING. twee. 1848. GODF.BICH. JOHN J. E. LINTON, e O T A l T PUBLIC, Cbmsnisstoner Queen's Bcnth, AND CONVEYANCER. STRATFORD. Stokto, CHEMIST and DRUGGIST, WEST-STREET, March 6, 1849. 2v -6n Mit. FRASER,pNN mm COINNIZY19 bT. PATRICK -ST. OODERICH. Godericb, March 28, *139. 2r-e8tf ALEXANDER MITCHELi,, AUCTIONEER. BELL'S CORNERS; SOUTH EASTHOPE. Man* 18, 1809. v2-49 Al.. NAYSMITH, FASHIONABLE TAILOR: GODERICH . Otieellik April 141, 1849. i,-.1 K( J. R. PHILIP, SlaIR(IZON9 NOTICE. THE Sob.erlber wishes to inform bra • Customers, and the inhabitants of Stratford and vicinity, that he intend. car- rying nn business on "A READY PAY SYSTEM." And that after the first day of January, 1849 be will give no credit. He will pa the highest price for produce of all kind., Klerk Salts ke. He begs to return his sincere thanker to his Custometa for their liberal Patrons(., and hopes still to receive a Share. THOMAS M. DALY. Minified Nov. 29th 1848. 441f S "RATFORD. April 18, 1849, •2-.10 Nib FARM FOR SALE. 1 O BE BOLD by private Wapiti, Lot No. 27. ea the 5th Cooce•siw of Godench, co•tai•lag 80 acres. 20 of which is cleared and B ader cultivation : ten acres are newly ander- brushed sad ready for chopping. The land is of eacslleat quality and well watered. There Os good sabsta.tial leg Dwelling Hoose on it, and ono sere of superior frail trees in bearing 'condi- tion. And as the proprietor is desirous of coter- ie( into other bovine... he will dispose of it on moderate terms. One -ball of tie price will_be REQUIRED DOWN, tad the other half is three equal annual inetalineat•. _LT For (umber pardcalan, apply •t this Office, or to the Proprietor on the premise.. GEORGE ELLIOTT, leder. Gederieh, 13.b Oct., 1848. 37i( poetrfl. THE DAYS OF CBILDH OOD -A BONO. • sr C. D. @WART. The pleasant days of childhood, • How swiftly have they doom Like young flowers is the wild wood, When Autumn triode bar. blown, They're gone, they're goer forever, They .111 tie more return, Though memory bolds them is the heart Like ashes is the aro. The happy de y• of childhood, When innocence •od glee With gentle fingers, toned the heart Te msaic wild and free : Thorne goer. theitYe gone forever, Like riven to ti. mao, -• Their daseiorrea•es of joy sod mirth Will aster return agate. The holy dare of childhood, Ere roil thoughts taler, When in the heart no xissod, - And on toe cheek lie tear ; They're gime, they're Bose forever, Like hotprists as the shore, Washed out be Time's rekatkm waves, They will retort se more. 'The pleasant. holy, happy days, Life's only blossom time, Where are year beds, which premier eve O( Cowers in Sommer's prime! Though gwe. though gene fseevers Ye hoses the been aid Mals. And Memory keep. ye to asneiat Life's after years of para. NOTICE IS hereby Riven, that all parties indebted to the HURON DISTRICT AGRI- CULTURAL SOCIETY, by Note or oth erwise, tbat unless the same is paid by the First day of May next, proceedings will be instituted against them. By Order, R. G. CUNNINGIiAME, See'y• Goderich, 21st Feb. 1849. 1,500,000 ACR '.S OF LAND FOR BALE iN CANADA WEST. CANADA COMPANY have for Tdiepoal, Owlet 1,300,000 ACRES OF LANDdisp•ned throughout most of the Townships in Upper Canada -nearly 600.- 000 Acro are situated en the Herm Tract, well knows as one of the most fertile parts of the Prod ee-it leu trebled its popula- tion in five years, and now contains up- attention to the wants and wishes of ba wards of 20,000 inhabitants. customer., still to merit a contiiwance o their patronage. JOHN ABEL. N. B. -Good STABLES sad atteatiee Grooms. v2-n4tt PROSPECTUS OF THE VICTORIA MAGAZINE. 11 R. AND MRS. MOODIE. EluToaa THC Editor+ of the VIcToRua MAaait.z will deviate all their talents to produce a useful entertaining, and cheap Periodical, for the Cana-- dean People ; which may afford amusement to both old •ad young. Sketches sad Tales, in vers sad prose, Morel Essay. Statistics or the Cotoay, Scraps .f Useful Information, Reviews al sew Works, sed well selected articles from the most popslar authors of the day, will form the pages of the Magazine. The Editorefeel confident that the independent and risiag country to whose service they are rood u dediq}te their talents, will cheerfully lead as sapper% to encourage their arduous and bos.srubls e.dertakieg. The low puce at wbseb the Peridicel is. placed. is u order that every person withi. the Colony who ens tend,. and if.nz.oss for morel and mental improvement may become a wbsenber ad patios of the work. The VaToaiA MA.as,sa will eoalam twenty- ie wentyis e.eb number printed on sew type, and epee good peper : and will form at the end oldie year • sat Volume,. of °..88 panes, to- g etbet with Title Pare sod (odes. It will be ed Mbthe l commode( f iSeptem of JOSEPH WILSON, Frost-street, Belleville -the Pob- liaheraed sole Proprietor, to whom all orders for the Magaarae, and letters to the Editors. must be eddnared. (pst-paid.) The terms of sub- . enptiw-ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM- iweerisMs to k mid in .drsers. pds.ch, Mori 3. 1848. S TRAVELLER'S HOME, STRASBURG, \V ATFeLoo, t ; 28th February, 1549. S THE Subscriber hereby intimates to his friends and the Travelling Public gene- rally, that he has removed from New Aber- deen to the Village of Btrasburgh, and wail now bo found in that well-known house for- merly occupied by Iifr. looter -where he will be reedy and able to coaduee to the comfort of those who may honor him alta their patronage. Aod while be returns thanks for past favor., he hopee, by strict OWE captain, crew, and eteaa•es•el ! No fuel required-ao provisions seoeesery, excepting %hat yoo choose to corer in your at -no stores, no ams•wltiott-cut log - liege further than a chart of the a esUc country to tell you where ' nu were steer- ing to. Ladies, we are informed, may Moo trust themselvea in the wise costrt,•nce, toed thus a mother will be able to take ber family by water to Margate, stopping en their way at Erith tier dieser, lied land on tis pier at the same time as the steamer,. without baying paid a mimeses for the tare. The river will become quite animated with these lire craft, and wherries most ulti- mately be cut up tor firewood, and beet - races be exchanged for awimmtne-match- e.. Eon will challenge Wrsttwwister to • lasting match from Putney to the Buoy, at the Nure and back ,gins. On • •um- mers's evening the Thames will he crowd- ed with human resettle, some of them pro - ably playing at whist -others making tea en • Amiable tea-tray, whilst a yoeng pat• ty is swimming tbreugh a goadrille, or eating a nautical charade. dressed up as TWtone and mermaids. We bope the .Vnc Y.rk Express has not tmposed upon ue. as matinee would delight us more than tak;ng a swimming tour round the globe : in which case, supposing our feet an not nib- bled off by crabs and lobsters, and we do n ot fall in with the American Sea Serpsst, sad are not spoken with on our passage out by • merle shark, ere shah be happy to drop ie at New York, .s use if our American brothers have any more inventions which will bear earrying out to such an extent as the one which promise. to (ward over the Atlantic, and make the sea lie safe to walk upon se the land. -London Pence. BENEFITS OF MACHINERY FOR ALL CLASSES. Ffty years ago wages were no better, in fact leen. than at the present day, and the comforts end luxuries of life far more diffi- cult to obtai•. Articles needed by the peor man cost, in those days of compara- tive freedom from machinery, from twice to three times what they do now. abd often more.; and you will find that the greatest reduction, are in those articles to which machinery has been most emcees u ap- plied. There is no article of luxury or comfort to which machinery has not been extensively and successfully applied, of which the poor ma" cannot get more for • day's labor, than be could before mach implications of etsebinery. Salt is sow less than one-third, iron lees than one-half, glinting, and calicoes and cloth generally, from one-half to one-fourth. Pine, needles, shoes, bats, everything in similar pr.--por- tton. Forty years ago such articles of hoe or ornament as lock., were scarcely known, and could be afforded by the rich only. - Farmers' waggons were chiefly sled., their houses robing., their chain .tools and ben- eber bureaus, pies drives in the wall, or The LANDS Pro offered by way of LEASE, far Tea )-ears, or for Sere, CASH D O W N -Ike plan sf .se f ftA Cock, rad the belases fa feslal- us4 4s being dent sway with. The Renta payable 1st. February each year, are about the interest at Six Per Ceot.opon the price of the Land. Upon most of Ow Lots, when LEASED, NO MONEY iS REQUIRED DOWN -whilst upon the others, aceor,eg to locality, one,. two, or three years Rent, masEbe paid in advance, ,-but thew payments will free the Settler from further calls untitled, 3rd or 4th yea of hie term of Lease. • The right is PURCHASE the FREE- HOLD deriog'the term, is ..cured to the Leases .t . fixed sena moved in lease, and an allowance is made adcordiog to aMiei- pat.d payment. - LI.t. of Leads, and'isy fortber inform•. tioe eau be obtained, (by application, if by letter peet=pssd) at the CosraoT'•Ovvi as, Twists and OP4.riek ; of R. Beaneatt., li•ag. Jggi.id Colborne District ; Dr. ALuse, Gest**, se J. C. W. DALT, E.q., Sdr.1j rsla Huron Distrait. asd.fieh, Muck 17, INt. 7 MARBLE FACTORY, SOUTH WATER 9T., GALT. 11.11licCULLOCR epntineme to men- • sieeetere HRAI/STONER 111ONII igIM1% OBELISKS, TOMB TOTS, bit, kr Medd, raid Presides*, ter ekes" a• eel he tat Promino*, all week w•rmat•d mien el tis deep will be male. Pekes of *ride I ss4.t.s.s kook 10 to 30 deUarat of 1'reestsas free 6 to 80 dollars ; Mews - wet. ke., frees M dollars upwerds.- Writtes imams' Usti •ddresssa to the e dsrstee l a the fsseriptioss, sad N ISM prfra, 3s 1! Pnwelle s, will bsp iseesaET MINDEN bo. D. N. M.CuU oc$. Atli. Iiew eek 1.640. 4Dk•t6 TO MERCHANTS. WAN TED. ELS 1010.0"y good clean Ti• moth Seed, for which the Subscribers wilt pay a higher price in Casb, than pay other bepers in to market. BUCHANAN k GOt.DiE. Cnmmiuton Merc!tsote. Victoria Blnck,King St. t 81(4 Hamilton t9th Dec. 1848. A• Ilo.nnz MA.. -The New YeTtCen- stereial has a e ubsenber who 8u taken the Ebert -weekly lemur of that excellent paper since February, 1301. He hires re the coun- try, and has always paid ha subscription punctually at to desk of the publication office. He is upwards of eighty years of age, read. without .pectaeles, and is bale and hearty. Those who p..rnctually pay the prnter may generally hve,to an advan- ced age.-Amrrireapaper.' We pity that men whose bort le set ar- med at oars away by the trnuh(alne s of the meteorite we are ab.ent to I. y before the reader, and we sn•y net Me onder.ta.dteg of him who does Dot at ecce fall into the conclumow that sneh feelr.ge are common amneget Me settlers. The genllems■ u, wham we allude is the Emigration Areal at St. Jubi s,' sad the occasion which brought hu velwaN4 te.tileony uwdse public some was 81e epeeists, before • Cowmen - tee of the 14es.. d ILorde, to 1847. In answer to • gae•tioe put, he stated Mat h• was an owser of hoed is the Province. end test he had bought and sold mach lead. - Ike re ►.owed h the Committee to .tate whether be thou h* that the ope.ug of the trunk line trona Quebec to Halifax would be productive of emit motional cunsegaence.. Take hie reply: - "'(here ie in d.wbt that theeonetrnetion of the Gus woeld improve the Cenral, social, and pontos' eoedinoa of these Colonies to the g erosible .stews; it would, is fact, unite ue together and make us owe Colitis,, which we now are nit; for New Broiswek is so separated from Caler:A at preee.t, that there ,. very little iatLrcSm- metrcatio• between Ito: sad tat extols to some retest also with respect to Nova Scotia, the ulercommonieatlos with wbrcb would be greatly iecreased by s Railway. We should become one great sad powerful Colony, instead of being frittered away, •s we now are, to several small and cant ones. 1t would unite us altogether; and the steamers that now crop the Atlan tic, so certainly and so rapidly, would bring es into to.tant communication, as it were, with England; and we should, I trust, under the arrangements which would then take become not distant Colonies, but PART ADD PitacuLorTim U1IT*DKIl0Dots. We should hope to be considered and treated rather as Cov•ntta or TER UNITED KIND - DOW than as mere Colonial possessions:' We have heard a great deal about annex- ation. With thoughts like these in the bosoms of the outliers, what is to present their annexation -To GREAT BRITAIN Y Emigrant. •M. 1B. Perky, Esq. ANNEXATION OF BRITISH NORTH • AMERICA. We have not yet quite. got over the shock which our system received from the abrupt announcement recently made, that there was for the present no room for im- migrants in the wide territories of British Aaaettta. It is as idea we have dwelt upon "Web* Modest entbesiasm that the tracts in America owning the British sway are in truth not providers bat integral p-rtions of country, as closely united with Britain es Ireland, the only difTetence that we could understand being that the one was reached in • few boors, the other in a few dayc.- F:lled with this cherished idea, we have been incessant in urging that a wav should be without delay bridged over to these 0,11- gularly as the Irish immigration into, ileaa lying portions of the Home Empire -that Island in the harvest season. The process Canada might unite 'with us upon an equal will have some resemblance to the mode by poles bung across, sod their windows often footing m friendly .olieftude for the interest which the supply of labour was obtained for an old sheet or blanket. Neils and ,law i of more remote dependencies, our East working the sneer plantations in the West cost money to thv.e days, and layor Cam-' Indian possesion for instance, or our Am- , Indies, abattie r the slavery part of the bust - mended tittle _' I tralian eolontee. if erer we thought our - uses -Labor, that is, most be imported in Since machinery has been applied, better idea wan tinctured With originality, we were I manes from the old conttneot. roads, tnrnpiker, railroads, all of wbieh aro ( greatly in error. In tact it is so obvious One might wonder whence sprung that a species ofmachioery, have been con.truct- 1that it could reCape no ore capable of re- u• body of men by whose'labor the ed. Stem has been made to propel the craving accurate impressions from objects boat and the great 'fhip, and to give power riving before him. Least of all could this to the mill, to the jenny and the loom.- close bond of connection escape the cogni- Productions in many articles ben been more, mice of those of our fellow-citiztne who than trebled, and everythine, the Whoever I arc located '.n those territories. We feel needs has fallen, while his wages ha. raised.; an meaty Port of warmth across the region or remained stationary. The clock. which I of the chest, as we assure ourselves that the farmer had not and could not •Ifurd,now we bare quite as strong a claim upon the adorns the mantle of his poorest tenant, I compatriot sympathies u( the inhabitant of and mummies him to ba meals. I Montreal as upon those of the resident in There biTe been lea improvements in Cheapside, although the former. poor fellow, agriculture! implements, than in machinery a .leighing it upon tho hardened snow. for manufacturing purpo.ew, hot this is the while the latter happy man is revelling in age of improvement. Let machinery be ape all the luxury of a beating shower of some- \.p!ied to hosbandry also. Let bread sod ! thing colder than ice, driving hire a volley meet he as cheap as clothing, aol if the die- ; of minute ggrri}a}pe.or canister under the blind tnbution is not as equal as A. might be, let of hie drenebad umbrella. es rejoice that the •.nch man has mire,- so ( Yes, among the residents in British North also the poor man mock more. America -are many who look. toward@ the 'The cottager has now, by rho a l 01 ma-' •irawiog closer the cords of amity betoken ehaoery here, dint great longs dive not in ? the two branches of the sone people, and Africa, and what la kings of England bad I tbo Isaeting 'o the utmost limit of poem - Rot before rho rntrodoclion of machinery.- I bility the actual distance between the two The greet Alfred eat upon a three logged coontrie.. We have heard of the silken RAILROAD LABOURERS FOR TIIE COLONIES. ' • The prospect o` the commencement of operations on the Quebec and Halifax line of railroad gives a fresh interest to the sub- ject of emigration from the British islands to the Western world. The laborers re- quired • for the eo"struetioo of this lute mast be supplied fro -u Europe. It is indeed will be loud eel agalnet • certain year- .. Navigators were deet sees in Esgl•nd." But by so ouch myterIoas proems will this hardy nee of laborer, make their •p- peenece srud•t the wild. of New Brene- wieh. They wilt sot spring from the earth full -armed with spade. mattock, aud bar- row. They will not be found amongst 1►e treeo I• IM foredo like satyrs er hama- drterdw, people wondering how in the world they canie lbere. They will not •print!, like the Doreen tribe, from ant -hurt•. The vulgar process of importatino must he re- sorted to for • supply of labor. As tl • planter* of the Aunties looked aero • thin oceae, duo mat, to tbe,jeo*t 1 f Africa for the supply at Whet O. needed, so must the contractors of New Brunswick turn thew feeea to the COM, and there, full before thew, Ises lr.laud-pone, starving, exhaust- ed behead, but .till rich a the commodity they want-aboaodlog in thews and .-new -prolific of tees. 1e it pooibl• to eon • carve Una: }relied will then find itself under the control of a Go,ersment not reedy to come forward with Targe •.•ietanee in ti. way of transport i Let rot these Ameri- cas railroads be carried on with American peomptseas sad mercy; lei bet ilea provin- cial reversme•m forget for • little while that they are on the wrong aide of the boundary line; let but New Brl:nsw:ck farcy fora while that she is New York, and the Assembly sitting in Montreal fancy it in sitting in Wasktegton, and a change will "cote o'er the spirit of their dream." W. fancy we can see • little into the future. and we dowers largely looming oe it• mys- rerioua shadow what • contemporary lately called the emigntioo of a people "e. sea ser."- Eusi graor(. Cnear TRAvaLLIoe-Ttln NEW There are suis two duly hero of steamers plying regularly between this port sod Homilies, viz.: Mr. Bethune'• line, com- prising the steamers Princes Rugal and Sovereign between Kingston and Toronto, end the Eclipse between Toronto and hese seamen carr the mail Hamilton. y and adrertise to carry passengers from Kingston to any port on Lake Ontario for 1.. 3d. in the Cabin, and 7IJ. Deck, exclu- sive of meals. The other line comprises the .Naawet, (3(y of Toronto rod .Vele Era which run through to Hamilton, touching at intermediate ports. The two former vessels of this line are well known to the travelling public ; the latter is a new boat tied hails from Kingston, aim .hould there- fore be a farogftb in this section of the Province. ff ea are !MOW) 'oldest inbab- Itant" we w not undOfbkke to say how nothing new for America to look to the many year", have elapsed since our good old world for her supply of labor. This sup- old Town has been permitted to enter a ply bas flowed in upon her in an ooimler- Lake Steamer in the list of competitors for mitring stream. The novelty which we public favor. Suffice it that a :Nim Era' foresee as about to take place in the ezecu• has dawned upon us which will, we think, ton of this project is a continuous Targe beer away our reproach. immigration, pnocipally from Ireland, for The Yr•te Era has been cnn.trncted of the construction of a specific work, u re- the very best materials, ie, the most pub - VALUABLE LOT OF LAND FUR BALE. LOT a Lake Sher*, township of Ash - Gold, eantaim ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY- TWO ACRER, Within two miles of Ore thriving Village ref Port Albert, in wbieb there ie a Griot Mill, a Saw Mill, afed as O.t Mill. The Lot is besnddes the went by the Lake, and os the teat by • tel read, -'tad w well watered. O Fot paruoSk•a_ apply -d by letter post peal -to DAViD CLARK, Esq. CLaltlt 097440 Dae. U1p. - 431f THE FORTHCOMING "SW CBI 11EILMai. BY H. IdAi,L tHl, E1SQ.. sad 4.- to b' pNa1Iseteo, 1. the R(gkt lieedNbfr C•N1 Rrrr•a. Y irrt•.d•d to be pebl.Mi by sebsselptiste. The •sbeerip- ties Ito now She ea L..sestet's fat slips - tore. Trues as • &stases wish *, to solo- seethe ol -seethe will please intonate the .saes to C. R. Marlton, Seq.. God•rich, by letter pad- • I3oaerieh, April kid, 1849. v!-'sItf •tool, while many an English or American tenant now reclines on • gilded sofa. If the poor of Englaod and America are not so well off as they should be, machinery is the North American province., and In unite not al fault. It to machinery that Kee -one,' them more firmly with the mother country, them from much greater misery, and the Piz., iron -the "iron way" will baro the reforms witch they need aro chiefly govern- effect of bringing into clone proafmity to mental and axial.-Scienfrfac.4•.ericsn. .ace, other the provinces of Nora Scotia, New Bronewick, and the Cinada•, and. 8V ATRR PA.TIRa roil Nita? BU7•IRa-- communicating with the regular lines of the The Pete York Express gives • hog ac• :nnatlantic steamers, make the whole ter eouot of a new contrivance which enable, 'Orgy easy of seems from this enontry.- a mea to ding himself into to river silk Along this Ties of tong% Dare will circulate the electricity of a cordial friecdshin grow• int* iaten.ity with the increasing friction of the wheels whreb sawtam the increasing trifle. T• make it evident that we are not reckeeieg without ear hoer -not inditing at see mm sentiments which are not et all parWdpeteel by the inhabitants of the pro- visoes, we shalt cite the evidence of ens of etre eesseryeen beyond the ors, who iden- tifies himoelf with the sal of which we hare Wee speaking, and yet challenge* rte right to be coss.d•red as good a Briton as the beet •f sue The moan t• whom we allude is • Wire .f the Province of New Bruns- wick descendant of settlers. His family was .d the *lel that 'rattled there. "I at." se s he, "the meth generation in fle- e eat!Pat. am Enghsh.asa." H. is noised • t3e,Mement official, het this will not • etlhe wetglo of hi' testimony with say rhe sea •pppssiste the iedwst.ose .f vete. bond. of affection. Poets talk of the gol- den link of friendship. it is a harsher metal which is to draw into closet uninn perfect impunity, and Soot there as pleasant- ly as be likes, sad as long as be chooses, only using his finger to propel bimerlf war he pigmies. if Ibis be true -arid we woeld not doubt an American paper for the world -it oe clear that the steamboats mast be very hoary loiters by the new in- vention. Who will pay to go to Boulogne whys he can *oat there with oo more fatigue than jtmpmg.of Waterloo Bridge and merely scratching the water fur two or three holm! The stretch -we mean of the heed, not d the paper -will be so ease. that Alt....s, so matter bow heavy, wilt he seen milts, doers the Tames, paddling with es* sad, and reeding the Timer with Doe other MU they reach Blackwell, ahem they will be taken .et of Om water, and quietly •babes. eel a Wish of tone eI.tbsa tis seeps fur this im asesien. Hew'.ilw.et lha .8.8.ait wet he au. each • lelp !- ilea 4.13.iess 38. iaad p.tse8. will tat. etaotoat manner. ander the pen. nal super- intendence of Capt. Gidenleeve, and is propelled by • powerful low pressure roe - gine. The Saloons and Cabins are most tastefully fitted tied furnished, in modern style, and though not so large, are.. com- fortable as those of any steamer on Lake Ontario. The Neu. .Era is commanded by Captain Maxwell, late of the Gildersltne, tied well humero 1known on the Rivet as a most attentive railroads of this country have been c„„ i anti obli n Skipper. She left this rt strutted, or are being constructed- 1f we r a pi port :rete living to the mythological age --con- yesterday •fterno.wu at 4 o'cioek, boy. her 6rot top up the late, and wq leers by tele - gtaph that she arrived at Toronto at Five o'clock this morning, the shortest papsags .ver made between these two ports. - Argus. temporary .ay, with Cadmus, of dragon s teeth notoriety...we should readily be able to aecttont for their appearance amongst 0s. They sprung from the soil, the legend would run, and straightway fell to binding their mother Earth in chains, to make ber rho veriest slave In bearing from city to city the burdens of her descendants upon ber scored back, e-htle the limping, god of the smithy acted as her taskmaster. Scarce. ly mom puzzled could Europe have toren In the commencement of the fifteenth century at t: a sudden appearance of 18.1 inexplica- ble race, the gypsies. These navigators or ezeavatore want nothing but a n•tinoal phyiogpmente pt .it- 6eynnd dodbt that they are distinct tribe. Many, perhaps most of them, u• give you an account of tbeplace of their birth and the history of their parentage Bat there is no ebeolute neccestty to place any relusce on the Re- count they give of themselves. Their man- df Glengary are arming 'by thousands to ne p, hihtts, and mode of living, are peen- come to the aiuistance of the British pnpo- liar to themselves; and if their 'engorge I+ tat on of Lower Canada if need be.-Trnw- not WIC h as nobody can understand, ,nuc', s'if't. of IL Is such et least ss nobody o'tght to - - - - - hear. So deep is the barbarism in which ( ,ELrcnrR Leo,.LATrr R Cno.aL.- throe amen •re Funk, that Mr. Peto and I., others baro, with benevolent purpose of ce tndee,l ,.Erle reader, n• thing Lw!- An Elective relative Council, and the mind, thought ft expedient to pit ID opera- Hnn. Those MacK•y, 811 oat••sd-net twos • special .,fain for civil-armthem .fax member of the present ••Canadiss pat as our Misetonartes seabout t abt civil zing y the savages among• w.Dnm their vocation Peerage,' the prormer of u ! Verily, these places them. Where dad there people ToileO • when death inn tat olpnt,abl . 1 be. um. come Croat Such as do noir Irottb$e Orem- 'Herod by the Portae • slight pei.bteesa aAM a vsyEr w l bra yea kaw kass year en* Iltepessss6 os 4ostsseo.o esprwi.as. T" The whole of Upper Canada is hp in eon- scgienec of the oitrageous me.enre of the Mroi.try, lately sanctioned by the Gover- nor General. In Brockville and Coboorg the con•Ututed authorities of a municipality here per.nnally eneerintended the horning m r8llgy of the Representative of the Sove- reign. The people of Frontenac, l..-eds and Haeungs are, it ie said, preparing to march to the assistance ,.1 t err brethren in Low- er Canada, and the owners of the steamboats have placed them at the disposal of the loy- al people. it was repnrted fn town on Sun- day afternoon, that the breve Highlanders pelves much with phrl.,sophicsl in1ninee, and sr, content to take things •e they find them, will perhaps tell ns that they •prong from the particular enopiDCtnre of the circumet*Rew oithe time in which they arose: That labor of particular cert being .uddenl required by the im• eve procenu of the day, i ' a thickly p.opted eonatry. a body of operatives wan without dillbatty route; atittrecwe'it+, ter .opply the i.s.and. ili • simile' manner, Mr. Macdon•Id, oar late Clerk e1 tat ler the sake of • bold attempt at theoriveg. we might ewdea•one 1e aceo'mt for the pod hare, was tried .t the Brockville Ace w elsa appearance of the femme. If we enu61 for perjury. and acquitted. Wm. iiieAJ.m only establish tl. kmeoeical fact that hoof hes beam tegaitled pato c the vino laid 1. to stn of ,e Adrenal century here bgr mg tri• ebarge..- rr- bega be ti to artnape to be total Ind fo b to be stokes, we I8.. ...light rati.faclOft l inti ---- .•w'R that the gypeia thin appeared :n tall the A CuERT.a A.5. e.'--4Jp-. .1i1"• renew sed steal tee fowl'. Upon itis k""44.11" m t woks it V „44 wn sot improbable that i. furore ehreselogoiel tables of remarkablecirculated; *testifWIPP' for Itus mita who would have the •ndaeity to think of eueh a thing, meek lees n,o.e a rean'utroa is rip noon, t0 ibe Caeadlss Par - homent. To the /wand of the Council be it ,reordad. the Rrpnbhca. Senator *trod • Imre 1n hu gl y so o• hem, hinted to oecoe-1 the theta pepped, r.w.-Long l'sias Adsotate. 1 1