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.ley, „mos eon be /abeam seteNsdi •d see- who was received with loud cheerio. Alter
d•,t • Meg Seder the title of Ae"0ovll the oma u( the Doouuun• hal bees read.
e It Sas he emir eo.seelesd that a dal aid ` M Gamier read the 11.1 of the cummt-
LBf, tee : Preeideret, M. V. Hugo, repre.enlant
Madam' e • eat al palatal .uasaos. O du poop's. Vice-Preenlent• : for France,
that awe waw wise ! M. I'Abbo Dugusrry. and 11. ('nquerel ;
for Eagland, Messrs. Cobden sod ('. 110.41 -
ley ; (ar America, jl . Merit. and Wal-
ker : for Belgium, M. Vomiters., lex.
Thu programme of resolutions was then
aubtttited as follows :-
•' Recourse to grins being a outgo coo -
doomed alike by religion, morality, reason,
and hutnanity, it is the duty of all nem
to adopt meeeurea crlcuhtled to hung about
the abolition of war ; sod the following re
solutions will Mt •ubuttrd to the fair lino of
universal peace, a..e bit in the Con=reps
at Pans in the 94nd, tlrJ, 21th, and 25t`,
Aognomt, 1849 :-
" 1. As peace alone ran ensure the mer-
ited material interest. of • ti..n.. it is Ow
tutu of all rovennent, las suhmit to arbotrs,
tion •11 difrere.ces that arise between them,
and to respect the decision of arbitrator,
whom they may CI •e.
" S. It I. of the highest importance to
call the •neution of government, to the
necessity of entering, by a general and •1
toaltateoue mcaamre, upon a eget„m of die
armament, for the purpo-e of rednrmg the
notional expenditure, and of removing at
the saute time • permanent cause of di -quie-
tude, and irritation from among the nation•.
•' 3. The Congress recommends all the
friends of peace to prepare public opimou
to their re.peclive countries, for the for-
mation of a Congruent of Nations, whose
mole ohjeei is should be to (rain• a code of
international law., on jn.t principles, •nd
to Conoti!ute a Supreme Coort, to which
should be .ubmine,l all gite.ttune relating
to the reciprocal rights and duties of in -
dont..
" 4. Thn Conpre.s condemns all loan.
and taxes intended for the prosecution of
tour• ..f ambition and cingnret.
•• 5. The ('ongre■s recommends its mem
thins of Ines) •' Pie. Seet•.I.., hat by m..nn berg to endeavour to eradicate from the
espahle of et•rdni so ;,fine,••• tae the rtootood the mind. nI all, in their respective cnun-
werW. an, gauwtlrt w fearlessly thrown dawn, sties, both by meant* n( a bettor .location
..d ih. •Aaron .i ihr war n..•m, mat e.t.a of youth. and by other practical prejudices
and hereditary haired* which hews so often
been the canoe of .io.astrous wars.
"6. The Congress addro..e• the same
that men are wi.k•d. and have (.,,h,, sad willinvitation to all ministers of religion, whore
tiered minion is to encourage fct lingo of
gno4-will among men ; ao well as 10 Ih•
vast ma orut.' of the presto which 'xercle.a
so pnwerfol an influence over the proorens
01civ hxatnn.
.weal, and driek. and rhr•t. Sed lir, •nd Stasi, ee 7. The Congre•t !upend,. hope. for
e nd commit nrerder-bat wr ire not swan that the improvement of the means of intern*
iter are .oder any seerwity in de .A. W. am tinnal reform ; for the univer.tl adoption
..t awaer that, in Awing r. they. aro in the way of the communication ; for the ex'en.inn of
of their dept'. We believe thee they ere rreisim- postal reform ; for the universal adoption of
ails -that 1, prnp•r feminine •sad eeloi•a•i•n, ■ the came standard of wctgheti, mesl.ure.
memo. tsar enme that will d -tsar th.a per- and coma?c ; andhich pfor the
hlll multiplkeep up a Cor.ication of
sociellery w
tic••, aad will ba 1/"I'd it their ew•I WI M respondpesee ence with Sac's ath•r.
shoot itetiments end di•pmitien■ that ennoble o 8, Toe Congrnea decides that ibe corn -
berme aa,.r•. end a•.im%a'e man to doe mead mote. he instructed to draw up an adorer,
peif etinr of his Maker. Bit men will never to all nations, embed• ing the rennlntions of
tan letter be being told that they are n•tently the Concrete* ; end that thus address shall
bed, sed mon ...diesselinne n ! 1f N be presented to the vanoun government..
wisbts'iinprovsmradkid, rev mn•1 tr11 'ham ant that special raeane he taken to trier it
older the ,ttenif to of the President of the
that they tire impreeeehl.. arta ,het it ie their doe- Preneh Repul!ic."
y t.i.ip•ve. Inet•n4 of telling men that they The asnerab'y woo then ad tressed by M.
will become moral after :hey become Chri.ei•n., V• it igo, in •n el-ognint •oeech, sod was
we think they sh..ld ba told that they sheald followed by M. V. -Sher., Pre.ident of the
become moral in seder re bourns CAriatiewr-w. Peare Society of Brne.ells,
think they should be dietinerly and emphstiesnr it was •nnnuneed that S(Mf, wnnld bio
inf rood, that onInns its they eontiooe (n gar elven for a Peace E.:sy, and 5001. for the
drunk, and to meow. and lit., and (het, •nd fight, bra collection d fact. showing the horrors
of war.
they menet posriVdy knew Christians -if they The Secretary read an essay nn 'his .eb-
wish to be Christians, they man first abandon jet, he the Rey. Dr. Godwin, of Bradford,
these vier•. York.hire.
It tae• a» sot imprnvnble-if they are Ines -
oral
B,.nnellier oddr.Ne4 himself to the
(table of being armed from immoralities and
;fling
advantage. to be gained by ioeulea-
hng oneiime• of peace, with • view to ad -
evil habits. then we most look pons all effwa vantage• more or iedistant rather than
gad a■eoeiatinns for the morel improvement of irsmedfate. by preparing the minds 01 iteo-
maakind r .e mseh usneening slaw-te.rk.- pie ani of goverment' Ior the lime when
Bat w. 'mew that Temperance atei.ri•.-Qua- universe( peat, will be the ruled haulm'
kerirm sod maay ether 'iwil•r iasiftutles have 17•
prodee.d a remarkable mid a aalneble ref rmatian The Rev. John Burnett rejn'ca.l to .ee en
large an aa.emble. Thom wan a practical
refutation • f the Slander that France and
England were n+iteral ertemte.. The whole
. reeNng stood up and cheered.
The Pasteur Cngnerel atonJ np and re-
peated the expressions in French amidst re-
newed cheers.
Mr. Barnet, resumed by eating they
were natural friends. It Dever would dao
for next done neighbours to be enetnie.-
It was fnniteh, and Franco was n t fool. -
(Laughter.) ,, Ile went nn 10 may that if
England and F.snee declared ageing( war,
it would be impossible. It was asked what
did they mean :n do 1 Did they want to
di.irtn nation., and let them Ino.n on one
another 7 By no means; they wanted nu'
arms at all. What they wanted was arbi
tralion, established on each prine'plee as
that no nation could tofu... to accept the
award of ouch tribunate. The Rev. gentle
men proceeded to argue that they ought
not to refnew the en -operation of Moses who
only went certain 'Piths with them. The
Rev. gentlemen made a happy alln.inn to
the floors of different nation, that were in-
tertwined peacefully together, which elici-
ted fond cheers. In reference to the great-
ness of nattnn., he hoped the time would
come when the distinetinn "great.' would
only apply to morale and intelligence, not
to military power.
After this .peech, which was greatly ap-
plauded, the Meeting war aumpendrrd,
The Archbishop of Parte had been invited
to preside. hot deet nod, on acrnnnt of ill
heal' h. We have not room in day for the
excellent letter which he addressed to the
Committee os the ores•t-tn.
The Parisians are inclined to ridicule the
Cnngre.e. Tis., will ridirnl* one thrng.-
But it cannot be doubt ed that ouch meeting.
wt.! exert • rewerftel tn*urwee nn nobler
opinion, end by that mean. on Gnverementa.
Whatever tends to nett. nation*, to facili-
tate interrnnri, bet ween them, and theo to
promo,• uarvental brniherhr.ed, to beneficial
to our rata,, end .bnula b. •eeoursged by
all time phdadtl.represo. The objects o'
the Pere. Congress are noble. Many yearn
will elopes 6.1.tre they are folly realised, and
the ntire a►dniow of war too, be regarded
as far dt•unt : yet •• b.novnlent anal Chris
limn prinrupt.e are mow..xteneivele pmmul
gated, the ■ppesl to arms will be less dean
lees freenent, and will alwy he the lest
resort. The " game- of tear will he 'Mot,
moldy played, and will •t length he forgot -
tee.
CMATB ON WAIL -NO. VIII.
Wa's•alsele ser eighth ad law Eon, oat
tb,• satyr.t, told a Mort account of the premed -
lap sr the Pose. Csuges• which asaembte I at
P•rlr, i. Promo, last moatb . and • very I.eau,-
fel Triter Addressed to the (`en'r.r ►► the *en-
treats!. the Arch-Bi.hop of Paris. SVh•n tor,
sari•• ine•the age, aonesacrd nor ,,tondos, tJ
write' a eer'n.1 articles ea t6e ialesitna• and
Whereas practie 01 war. we little expected
that before we should have tine 1.1.141 our in-
tration, a meeting of great awl nettle minded
pb Ianihroplat. from tit veriour natio•■
of the world would he held in the capital .f
Europe, (or the •[prion• p.rpw• of direedit; the
attention of maakiad r• the •u.rio,is nates.. of
war. We lint• expected that the septet of as,
Freya would M anticipated by • pehlie deems.
. sou. asd • dirisioe in the menet enlightened
Legi.lelare i• the world. Rosh, howrrer, w•
•re happy to seem. has Men the ease. Rieman
Co.ssp divided the 11,116 Hees. of Common•
ea the voodoo el fettling national dispitn► M
arbitration i.steed 01 hewing r•rnwree in the
Mule -tied. and seemly -Pisa Britinh Stat•smn
have recorded their eavictioa to the world, that
wet is an anletessary. an ♦rp.nsir• and a des-
perately barbarous emotive. The Prue. Csu-
grees has •ambled at Paris arid i• mets.
deliberaiisu hos pehli.hed. 1. all adorn, •
yt•ni(eto •nisei the emelt, the immorality
and the irrehsiee of all war. The greet work
hamseity Is thee fairly hereto not linen •
. mallacele-ant by the Eanya:or declam.none
of Morena individual... tan- by the isolated ewer-
-Aerometers by auto.. better argument, than mere-
ly to tell es that loran eaten i• depraved. -
rarer Afk. We cannot see any weight in
ouch arg•erots-.r rather than is tae arrnm•nt
46 such nsure.e -• ate sweet. that man an.
winked and &prayed. that they .3. fight, and
on the moral enndnet .f An.•ands of indiwidnala.
and afford •s ample grind for believing that
the flagrant viers a( •neiety can be checked and
eobdoed bye vigilat stormier. to the 'moral eel.
tore of meth.
Th. War •de.e•tee tell es chat w, are teen
.ora u the 6eid-ihr maaki.d r.gntro to kilt
eaeh ether fee a long time yet, before they e•a
be peraaded to set as notional and rerp.etahle
bei•ga Perhaps the berbsntiea .f war may ton.
tinge to M perpetrated for a len' time -they
will coatis** to he perpetrated for ever, if every
matt will jest esurient, to erg* this arp..•el
spinet all attempts et improvement -if every
maw will mist minimum *wig is sew swim is
begin the reformation, thea it will be for ever
sr sees 1 A bemired years .f blushes. anti
writing, and reonateg wee. required to pot down
the 'tallish practice of wiseA-iur.iag! hat rea-
ms ad philosophy did pat it dew., arid if these
" too New" Moralise will jut give es their a-
•istaaee. Aero L a very stress pr kabiluy that
war era be pat dews ie lees them nae half of that
period t We really feel sorry to hear rational
me., yea, religions .sea •niatentiou•lly patron-
ising ieigaity, by tallies the viciees portion of
mankind that it is taw Swett in thuds. their
wiekedams ! The tint mentions f.► every
Cbrini,o, and, especially, for every Christian
Cle,gyma• to investigate, are simply these. tin :
Is U.i,et'aal Pease desirable 1 is it moral ? is it
is harisoay with the prieeoppipit n( the
Christen Reliefs 1 Tbeee ti.,. aro aei-
venally answered iv the affirmative, sad we err.
iaioly eht.k it is art "stow se.." to introduce
the prta,iple..1 Chri.teeiiy pesetieally into
society.
THE PEACE CONGRESS.
This tmpertast meeting was opened at
Paris is the Salle St, Cecille, on the tend
ieNast. The atlea4s ._ wee vary nem.
revue &boot 7sS panes, west from En;
glad. The Freak Government vert
ienlly
deposited with eaeep•rt., and .olf
mad tie OMAN Hoses laws to be iv abey-
ant.
Amen' the Preach noontime* were an-
no•seed 'tt. Arehbiehnp of Pari., M. en.
amyl, Protestant Pastor, Victor mayH11Rn,
skith my otjtpr geetl.ts.s, wall knows,
and highly 0tpemed.
Th. English Delegates were Mears. Coh-
dent Hfedley, Stage, Ret. J.ho Burnett,
We nettles is the list of Atavisms Dole
Rates the eases .1 tt5Ha il,,,irt, Rey. A.
Naha, Priestliest of the Obsrlh !esthete,
I. Dr. Alla, Reg. J. W. Peea(agtes,
New Tab , a0/ ,lb n•, of 14111111188b A
W. ••tarsia a espy of the letter rent to the
Pew Com/rem by the A11bii•bep .f Paris :-
to tai iso, vwa erases N tett MUM
• f/Rrtawgii. P1101.
Pau. 4>M 17.
Qg.dmiese,-1 lea been 'reclassify waled
rt' Ih, rich wb4h Won. a Imraiteclaatiehli
Lsacome, Vaster Huge. Corerrel, and Lich.
Burrell rev goad h to pay one, and by
the I. t r wh eh rase have entire to rte to off,
roe the Pr....bney of the Cuogrer of the Fr wade
of Cotter's' Proc.
The. perlew.w, bar honour, the fell 'elate
o f whir► 1 Gel, tied her which I should sever be
able adeeestrly to express my (tarifa*
1 think we'h ger g.outemrn, the, war to • rem -
n ut .1 metro' herherton : il•aa It fa accor-
d's' with eM •Pirie of t'hr,.tian.tw to desire the
dirppr•r.se• *Ishii f rmelahle senores how
the fame( the earth, •nd to intake strear.r, eG
fat• in •sial. this Sohle and groermes end.
Perhaps. alas ! the time ba• int yet Come
whew it will he completely poe•ible fur the a-
lis•, to enter .pato the loth of peer..
Perhaps war will continue fur moray yearn Imre
is he • cruel ner•ssoy.
But , is allowable, i1 in preirwserhv, it ie
nolle. to labour t•, make the perorate ru4.r.rand
that they, ata well as iali.iduels, shneld codes -
,..r wuh the least po..ihle d.l•t to terminese
their duffer•..r.. by parotic meant., and that hu -
mostly .ad rivl-latinn a It have mai• tmm•n.r
promo. ow the d■v whee tan end shall have berm
pet in thio.. freuric.dsl Soni. -la.
1 beg you. iber•ho.. g•nlemen to In.eribe my
✓ im..mong•t Mo.s of the intends n( the Peace
C.etiir•s : Ano it rat,s m• deep regret that I
cannot, nn acrnnn, of me h..ith, .rept the ha -
nem which you have so kindly offered me, of
pr.aiding 0,m, yet
If my phisicinn, who' aennely an,.. me In
lake • trip into the ennntrr, to pr•vrnt my health
becoming w•.r.e. weeld nev.rthrl•.s con,en• to
let me pot it off for a few dun, and 1f me neural-
gic pains were not inn viol t, it wnul,l .ford
nv.inrrre pleasure to be present at one of your
ae•etorte.
Receive. gentlemen. io,.ther with the ex-
prn.ion of Moo. .•ntit, mnt.. the •sannee of
my most distio,niehrd e^n•il.'•tiun.
stature Doo ie.eoe Auocerr.
Archbishop of Paris.
/T W. d fret attention to the Liter o(" An
01d Reformer," to out cetem;+orary, the Jetsetter
and Eypre's. Th. old veteran has "hit the
nnil on the head," and el hough we do note:•
icily •pprovr of making a " clean sweep " on
weeonni of political Opinion -yet vow certainly
:bink th•tjustice and it.pub'ic weal demand the
irawudiatn chemises' of every office -holler who
exerts an influence to disturb the pare of the
eountty, nr to bring contempt upon the Gnv.rn-
ment under which he hold. ^(tiro. We are deci-
dedly of opinion that the Government is not ad-
vancing the peace, loyalty or rnnre'ity of the
Province by ell, wine Join G.usoa VAnsirTa.T
to continue in the Cornmimioe of the Peace for
the County of Oxford.
TT Tot Dostriet - Council met on Turedor-
there is a pret'y good muster -mors of the Coun-
cillors, we Thiele, ate present. There is much
business on hand, and we understand that Com-
mittees have a 'reedy been appointed to examine
the New Municipal Act, and to make the neces-
sary p-eparations fro iii introduction. Th..ar-
rangementi, in this Diatiiet, will furnish a large
potion of extra labor, and hence we may expect
the Session to continue for at least, two or three
weeks
FT We Would rimed our Hems readers that
the Annual Show of the. Stretford Agricultural
Society, takes place on Friday, the 12th in.t.-
W e regret that t-ireom•tances will eat permit es
to be present : but the nnmemue a.semblege of
re•pectsbie farmer., and the ample dimple, of so -
Perim Farm Stork end Produce, whi, h we wit-
nessed at Flintier,' boat October, ...parent us in
mooring our riders 'bat the Exhibition will fnl-
ly enmprnwte the trouble n(attending, •nd will
IAA highly creditable to that eee'ion of the men-
, try, and to Caladisri Agriculture in general.
-_
eain mortice ti0n4.
R,.Ar.nARD. Sept. Y?, 1449.
Dear Sir. -Allow me • corner in Tem .hly
en-dnet.d RiOnel, to rxprer m• greti'nde and
✓ tiafsetinn for the '(nrles• and enaiihtferw.rd
manner in whet, law here defended our liberties,
• [.snot the ail. and low •usek• of rnhid and ex-
piring Toryism. The Eery nrd.al which Csnedn
hes lately [one through -the exciting and abu-
sive langoaer of the whole Tory prem -thio con-
ductors of which, germ entirely to have Intl their
reason. Their shameful falsehoods and incendi-
ary acts. have made nor conservative Gents in
th's quarter ashamed of their Lihrary burnieg
hreihrn of -Montreal. Startle not, Mr. Editor,
for we have already in this remote corner, the
neeel.o• of • Mahrnnrn Aristocracy, who heart-
ily denpise Lard Elgin nod all who iuppo.rt his
policy. Bet the envenomed tooth ia'eatracted
• 1 present, and it will be our duty in watch and
keep it in it• prevent harmlen oat., by selecting
a true and tried Reformer to represent the new
Csuary of Perth.
1 am perfectly estoni.hed at the ungnyernable
rege of the chop -fallen Tories, when it is a mat-
ter of history that three -f orths of all the oaken
to coma are filled by the minions n( the 011
Family Cnmpeet. If the present Exrrotive in-
tend to tarry ea the Government of Canada, by
the aid of such instruments, when there are thou-
sands of tried and holier.' Reformers. better quol-
ified, and errlaialy better d i,g thnn these -
the deadly foes of all reform -they will assuredly
find at the hustings, that their policy has, in this,
respect, been ■ grind mistake. it is eerrninly
ad *namely in legislation. to reward their ene-
min and keep their friend• in the back gmnnd.
The Reserves, and :he R•ctnriee hey yet to•br
handled. Go they mast -whether onr prernt
raters hove the motel conrage to at..e6 them
strong holds n( abuse or not ; 1 certainly give
them my humble thanks for whet they have don•
in the face of each frantic nppnsitive, roper: wily
the len, agitated College Qneatinn. Riahnp
Strachan'• Rectnra will oh truly be called upon by
the mom of ma indignant people, to yield op their
ill-gotten booty. Th. Reeer.es and the Rertn-
ries 111141 be consigned to the some grave-mon-
tlrll is the same general (all The sabre, i• one
that is well onden'ood, and Ms, ton' been a fee -
tering sore in the body polit!c-it u.me .hot witi
never be Ina sight of, ant.l every sec'Ino,of the
Christian Chnrrh in Coos la. is left to tlrovide
for the support of their Clerical teaeher, no the
pan ad seripiard principles of voluntaryism -
1 hes• already occupied too mocha( year value -
hie paper. Continue ateady your prnet corset,.
.0.t enmities. •d yew will yet he able to ene'.ign
snether Tay print to the land offnreetfolneo.
Veers, ore., A STONE MASON.
i•go.er.-A. ings."t was held on the 16th of
: rpt Were Genre Mcleod, E.q., one of the
.twowers for obi• Disuse•, la the Tnwrlip ' f
Illdd.lpb. s• view of the hsily el William gest.
• wren of tb. Led., DMtri•s-y.4 99 ye.r..
• singe mon. 1t appears .bat the deee.sed e•rl►-
muted suicide by di.ehog.sl a loaded gee thee'
leu ow• body. which roused teetotal death. We
lore heard that the Caron.r tool prompt mete -
wee is smarms th• property of the decr•eed-
which he plowed into the hands or she Coasts -
Ides a( Biddulph-pars et which w•• in thIs Dis-
trito, and the remaindry to the Leedom District
As !neuron was aloe held before the same, is
the Township of Bid.lrlph, on the 19th Sept..
n• view e( the body of James A:kinsan of rid
Tows.hip. a ynoag man of 21 lean of age.-
t'etdiet-Aec dental death, by the episodes of
a w•gen. which dislocated his neck, cassia
W aal
is-
ttaat death.
Gvsr.en. 99th P pt.
r0 rug einem. W P51 NORM, •topAi..
Pir.-Permit tow s few remark. eon. the
of ihv dee-odor that will 1••t in the remem•
hr.ne. of the G e-Iphites, the I )omfre.hir•e, end
h. !word. of W,t•rinn, Th. Gnwronr(1•nrrsI
+ray.4 in G,It early in the forenoon. (/1 his re-
.•ptinn 'lore. it numbers. if welcomer, if Marc.
and mn•tr.. Mrr•, nn.n••d vain end •gain, 61,
m+lar and (moles. English, Irish. Reotch •nd
Germane, rrnmphd archer at every pn.sihle
point. from Brawl tel in Gn•iph, with apprnpri-
it,. mnnoe, end hearty invitationo, for hie Excel-
lency to peas unArr. reedit phew• Lnrd Elgin -
h• 11111•. hav hs.. 1111.1/Ped 10 sa1'' 11'. No GOP -
rrnnr to ('eroda •ver m.t •nrh t•nrrnl narks of
.*teem. 1 oitr the v.ry few who.. dieters) feel-
ings wooli not sallow .h.m to participate in the
w'meo•t ini.•r•+1 joy of thio lay. Thrnoghnet
Dnmf•.. Il-.., y. and the WV•Ili,•grnn 1).t rice,
n n d.arrnmion of min. rnn!d do ja.sie to the
O,It. Pt• rind Waterton d-•mone",tinn., and
1 .her^Lar. nfoJ,.nr ,n n•rtend d.rihe 'hr
psi
Fnr•lt.nrr'a ,o entr.ycinto thio
Township rood Town of ('. .lph. To give you
w on. 4., ref ir. 1 offs, the coil. wine .-Yon enter
the Tswnsl,in n( (:n.ioh from W ".tenon, Pia
mil.. diar.ni from the Tnwn tat Guelph. Th•
whnl• ^(thio bn[th too r.d with carriage..
pair•, ti.lit wa[om•. and lumber wagon•, filled
wish. el•iefly men. and hrowa four libretto, with
their rider•. Six carri.e-., with four her••s
...h. in which ware mitOrion•, fifty -(nor warn.
and ntiwr ••hicl•a, earning Attire. •iehry lnrse-
m•n, wi.i, 6+1.0, an empty Sarna[• with rill hew -
we, drinn ft, pna.ilinn•, to r... . Ht. Cie i-
I•nev. ih• ttnml•• nn ,h. rnad.idr 6il•d-the (.n -
e. nrrnp •A by man, wnm.n end ehildr.n. all
.Snit eat 't Vl'elenms Lord Elgin, our pulite
i diel not aim...' 11i. Exr•Ilenrv'• mitering
ihr pion. •.inn. hot frnm what 1 hod .ran anA
herd the wonle mn•t hove serene. Allot 5.11
On"' fir• n'rin.k. P. M. the penr•awion .•rorn•d
nn•'•r ver. henvv •n•1 rn••iinn•d Min. Yet. nnt-
wiiha+n.`i-n th. ,hnvnneh drenching of all, not
esteeming ilia Eyeell.nrv. who woo in an epee
.n•r',er, prompted by an nmMelta only. hewing,
hawing. 4nwine, in ih• rnntinnnn• rh.•,. of
tbnn•+nds nr well ..,krrl .uhj.rt., n( his Rnv,l
\ii•"e•. tl.r. the !arrow, r[+..rile.• of the min,
I:ee•1 the oi.l•. of the .'r•er•, all of which were
filled with inenn• Ise•, 0 what it pirht ! There
wee• three lerge'Rndie in nnif rm. the fire com-
pany in serla, the 'no hands of Getetph, and
...from Ferro., TO. prne•opinn Amve under
the .•vino• Worn/11,rl ,rrh... .raved in the
Town...nd at Inst on Th-',rp'■ Hnt•1. where flirt
Fre.'6.nr.• from tit. hnlennv. r•eeivel the Ad.
dr•..+nd r•n'ied. 1In•r heard, f.w words. and
taw h4 b.:eht eve..p.rkl• with d••ligbt. i ha.-
t.n tom r'n.e Ficin[ cannon rios.d the prnr.s-
.inn. end 1 gm posed on ••y that not even ap an-
ew wow!, n• the •ti oht•pt root ira it of npp.e•itinn was
h•,rd cr r•reeptible thronehnnt ilii• memnrahlt
day. Yocn, • A CONSERVATIVE.
CALL. -On the 27th ult., the United Presby-
terian ('nner•[n'inn, Stanley. Rare a ananlmnus
roll in the Riv. Jn11a tome. lately from Fife -
shirr Srntlnnd, to Ire their Pastor. Thio is the
teener' roll which Mr. Loom has received since
he entered the Province.
LIST OF LETTERS,
REM 41NiNG in the GODERICII POST
OFFICE, lot October. 1849.
Armitsie Ione, btnlera.,.r Mr. '
Ander•.n William Mndworsh William
Alton Mrs. Mornay Mr
Malvin Alrr .
Mi'rhell J R
R•11 F.rlwerd M.Gr.er Mrs Naneey
Rrrwet., Ret jamia McCann G•nrieg
Pearly Jnhn Me\I,h,n i.me. Er/
McDoesld Joho,Kioear.
din. 2
McKinnon John
M •R'ine Moses
Allen John
Arlon Capt. J
Br ntn Huh•rt
Rotcha, Crnrge
Berke W 1i
Rleikie Freneis 2
Woo.' William M.C...k•y Semnel
Rlai.Thnm,e MrL+liand Samuel
C.rev William Melni,re Jemer
Cobh Pennant C Fwq McKenzie Jnhn
Cnott• Elit•heth MuDo'ti,l Peter
MtSellan Rnbrrt
Clark Alex M.enr. Michael
(humid' Pot rick btrR,e John •
Clendinin J K M.K•n.i• Kennet4
Cameron Alex McDonald William
Callaghan Michael McGregor Alex M 2
Crnnn Toho itleElgnn Net
ens A MsLend Alex 2
('ria •Into McGinn*, Patrick
C'nfTRehert Mclrerne M.lrnlm
Clark John . MrGlead 8ticheel
Dennis John McClean John, Kincar-
dine
Deer. Mies Mary Mel, (ione•n
linemen Ahrn•. O'Cnnnel D,rler
11•.n Fnpn. 0•Cnno.I Petrick
Dtwenhery .'nhn 01t,., Ru h,rd
Desmond Cnrneline Perk i nnerd
Iinn[Ins Jneeph 2 PorkRobertE•1
D-vell:ng John D Pollok Mi. Sarah
FIlint limes Rt•ly C.:h,rine
Elliot An(hnny Roche Moe
Entine \int - R'i'led rd M..e Sara!)
Elisa Rnh.rt Rvk,man (:sore•
Foot Mirhsel Riehoote Themes K
Fillet George Fimn•n. S,muel
F••m•r Geer,. R'irlun John
Feienewn (fenny Reroe. William
Com•rnn ono. 2
f '.o,I.. Jnhn
Fi.h•r Joseph 2
F.nl,• John
Floker William
r;-itTin Timothy
r:np.la• Win:•m
(,orlon Jrmew
(:•'Ia.her %Imp
itnete, William
11411,14T .7.1in
•liana• N.Isoq
Iota tVillia•n
I1.d- Rieharl
ttn?•ioom 11
ttn•Ire James
'Islay John
H•a11• P.'riek
'i•.nhlee Thnmtr T,hmen Thomas 1
moot•, Witli.re Jar Trimhl. J.•n.,
tnItn•rnw'seas T•rler Rets'
l,,n.iwn vett W•t•on tVitli.rn
I.ed.n Win;.m W•I•nn R.ni F.eq
Nehmen William Wil.nn Willi+m
tn,tnernn tin.% Welt.. CMr'.•
Keh,oe D+ni•I 9 Wenk.w•k t1'illi,m
Retie Aerie**. Whitfield Rehr'
1 ,riri.rr. pica* Wnolw..4 John
f,i^• M.rq Welker lames
I.; 44.1 Miter Wil.• t, 7.wee,
'4n die John 2 Millie. William
'1111. Jnhn W.'eh
t',..• J the W"ia Jsme•
mai.- gni...$ t8'elitatww Re• .1
\,.••h,ll l,h, lento ate• Mee F,
\fn.:•rt. TimMby 1 Tines Me R
tt..lf t J•m•• Tenni RieMrd
Masa Hugh ?WM. J.....
THOMAS KTDD. P N.
d•dieleh, ANe6et d, 194111
F -lith J+/n..
Simmer, Genre@
Ster[•nn J,m.e
Stanley f: -erg.
R•nth..e William
R'.ff-nt Cherie
Rood tort John or Thee
Rt.1- bort John
Rnm•r• (lenrge req
Forting vi litam
Ph•nn,rd 1•^,e,
R'.•np•rd Psi t'ip
R'nit. Pim^n
Rntliven \1i« \f■ry
Rroah R•ni.. Kinr.rJiee
r larkets
inoRttur,
£ a-
rmor
roar per barrel, (is bbl) 0 0
neer pet 100lb, (farmer.) 10
Pall What per Weikel, 0 3
Roomy Wheat per bosh. 0 2
(law, pq b•ob1, 0 0
pease, per hisehe1, 0 1
Hay, per ret. 1 IO
Re: yr (Book) per 1►. 0 0
Boort is the keg, per Ib. 0 0
Sept. 26. 1849
A. £ a. d
0 • 1 1 6
0 • 0 0 0
l4 • 0 3 3
9 • 0 3
9 a 0 41 10
9 a 0 04
0 • 1 13 6
6. 0 0 7
3 • 0 0 6
Tosonio, Rept. 27.
•. d. •. d
Mr• per borhel, 34 Ib. 1 0• 1 1
Herts. tar cwt. 37 6 • 40 0
Rutter in ke[.. per Ib.
Hutt. (hell per 1►.
11..,. per 16.
P•"k per 100 Ib.
Beef, per 100Th.
Potatoes per hushel.
P-a.e per hustled, 60 Ib.
Itny per ten.
Fleur per barrel,
0 S • 0 A
0 74 • 0 9
0 3 • 0 A
20 0 s 0 n
17 6 • 20 0
1 t • 2 n
1 6 • 1 tri
95 0 • 5f1 0
18 6 • 18 9
11
1 Rept 27-7 p. m.
1a \readernlfa nnuh,nr loot.(
Aromas still in denoted. Ta• enrreer rate, ter
Pots 40s a 4n. CI -Peoria 34. 641 • 37. 61. We
hear as toile of 25 barrel* of Praha at 37. 6c1. -
Holders are very 6rtn, a.ueipausg a Lathes ad-
•a•ee
Motrwr*s., Simi. 2P-7 p w•.
Flour in het ter demand ; 1.41e1d.y POMP 500(1
barrels changed lands. to 21s • 91 s 4d for ape-
rior. and 91. 6d a 210 74 for airs
R'het-hr.t •amides,( Leaver (inado red are
worth 4s Gd -'tar (Upper Canada ref 4. 9,1 i• the
beet prir•e offered: (upper Canada mired 3.6d.
Amor, --Market fro Pearl, malar heeler.. in -
•.tin•. a' 764. 6d a 37..; hglder• of pots firm at
40. a 40. 6d.
New Yong Sept. 23.
Asters -Sete. 250 barrels •l $7 • $7,12 foe
Pots : Pearl. £6,5(1.
Fore -L., doing. P.I.. 4500 h.rrrlpq.t
$3 ■ $4 for uninep.cied. $3 75 • 4 23 seer. $4 ■
4.31 for inspected fine. 4.147 a $.5 for Commas
Sate. 5 31 • 5.44 pore (:•nae.
Game -Maker for Wheat steady with fair
merlins demand. Sates 4000 bushels prime Gra-
eae. $1,19 • 1,20.
ALFRED W, OTTER,
General Agent 1; Conveyancer,
COLLECTOR OFA( -COUNTS, Sloe. Ewe.
GODERICH.
Oct. 1, 1P49. 2-n2S
N O T I C E ,a
To the Clerks and Bailiff's of
the Division Courts.
pm:inerea.ed demand for Scstaonssa
and other BLANK WRiTS, in eon
nrction with the trainees of the several Di-
vistos Courts in the District, has warr,gted
us to printing them in mucn larger quanti-
ties then heretofore, and cotlsequeotly ena-
bles us to bell them much dumper -there-
fore we intimate to the several Officers re -
Attiring Chem -Blank Forme, that from this
date, Summon,es and all other Writ. 6e -
hinging to Ilse pivipinn Court, will be ;Sold
at, the Signal Dike at Oct reduced price of
Two k HILL1i01 AnD Slly4nca FIX
11tt.DRED.
Signal Office, Gnderici,
6th September 1849.
NOTICE.
•
RIE Subscriber having been •ppnisted Afoot
J Int the PROVINCIAL-MGTUAI. AND
GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY. bete -
by iotimit•., that he is prepared to receive Bub.
ocriptionu fur. Stock to the Proprietary Branch,
and applleatioa• for Insurances in the Mulled
Branch, sod to give such iofurtsation on eke
subject as may be mooed.
JOHN CLARK.
Gaderich, 26.h Sept, 1849. 2.-.34t(.
'6681 'add'addS 4161 Via
t': e e' a t'7
c
e
4 +
• 00
0
0
S
mivi o 2 w - -6*
, • 0 ' _ •
z 3 ' . e
a
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n
2
c
HURON 1-10TEL,
OODERICH.
TAMER GF.NTLF•i, *red respeetfslly in-
form the rnhahitants of Gtderich, •*d its tri -
amity. that he will conoanrly
Keep Horses and Carriages
FOR HIRE. ler which he respectfully soheito
the patronage 01 the public.
JAMES GFNTf.E9
18th Sept. 11143. v2.33.,r
OODERiCII, C. W.
1,1 Angust, 1849.
FOR SALE.
A LARG 1; Aasorttuenl of CUT NAILS,
of ell rig''•,
BOXES WINDOW GLASS. 7>< 9, 3310,
and 12l1 16.
AND
BARRELS FINE SALT.
U1. 11. SEYSIOUR St Co.
GODERiCH, C. W.
las Augusto 1949.
111ECEIVED per ship" Agra Morass, and
Montezuma, from Ltetpool, via. Mon
fres", and for Sale by the fl,b-cribere,
BALES B;.EACIIED C(i'rTON YARN.
7, 8, noel 9.
CHESTS TEA. of "'rime q•tolities.
11hde. and Q.'. Cook., 'r Martel 'a" First
grldity,'COLORED and PALE BRANDY.
AID
100IP11 LIVERPOOL ROAP.
M. B. REYMOL'R kC'w
B r ,A dTlo,Rlr ...
Sheriffs Sade of Lasdla
NURON DISTRICT, j ON mode *6.
To WIT r S First r o1
October out, w(l1 be Bold •t title Cowie
Roos at ib. Gaol a the I4., .e Danes, 1a
he Town of Godsends, at the hoer .1 twelve,
.i clock soon, the rsderemationed LANDS
troth the Tereeweet• and •ppurteaew.•e
therm stn belonging, by wit tete of kiln Write
Vetdisr..i Erp..sa, tread out of the Court
t Qu m -n'. Bench, and to ate Mreeted, •t
he respective guile of Rees Rudesttomb,
Robert Slt.derw.II, John Strachas, Gest..
ane. ie., a,d James Clouting, Platnnfe,--.
.Ion by virtu• of two W.sia of Ye.dgi.w/
Evrosae toned ons of 11er Mojb.ty's Mersa
District C. u.t, and to me dueci. , •t the
teeperteve suit. of Robert Park and Joshua
Calloway, Plan tiff. es. Jolla Ase Kippee
end Amelia• W. Kippen. Def.nd•n s, to
;au., a part and portion of Bleck O. 1n the
Tuwnehip of Colborne, Western Divtolo.s,
Hurn. District, consomme Two Huadr.d
Arcs of Land moo,, les..
• JNO.or McDOD,
slierrfi; Ilnroo District.
NAL
Somairl s Orrice,
CoJsneh, *311 3 849. E!veinal
PosT.1PON,. 1I HNT.
The above Sale is Postponed to Janeety Ito.
1630.
JOHN McDONALD.
Sherd, Hama Distrlet.
Stecatrr's Omen,
O•derich, Sept. 911, 1849. v9•3111d
Coroner's Sale of Lands and
Tenements.
IIURON DISTRICT, t BY eirtao ▪ of a
To H'is: (+ {Vet.f Rv1
Fari.s, t•suednut of Her Majesty's District
Court of the District of iluron, directed to
'he Coroners of the Huron District, and to
me delivered, against the land. and Tene-
ment' of Frederick Clarke, at the pmt of
Jelin McDonald, 1 have seised and taken In
execution. Town Lot number Eleven, north
aide of Licht !louse Street, or Lot rnnn'ng
number Sixty In the Tnwn of Goderieh.
containing one quarter -of an sere of Land,
be the some more or lees, together with the
Frame Dr tiling House and other appurte-
nances to the said premises belonging,
which 1 shall offer for Stile at the COURT
ROOM, in the llitron Di•tri_t Gaol, in the
Fawn of Goderieh, on Thursday, the eighth
day of November next, .t noon.
GEORGE FRASER,
One of the Cornnera
Huron District.
Cogo.sa's Once.
Godsend', bth August, 1849. 2y-1391
STRATFORD
IRON FOUNDRY.
ROLE MANUFACTURE.
THF. Subscribers in returning thanks t•
their Customers for the liberal sup-
port they have received elnee commencing
buattled', beg to intimate, that they Aare
for pale at low rates.
Cooking, Box R. Parlour Stoves,
also Ploughs of eight descriptions, and con-
sisting of the must improved Moulds. Self-
acting ,Mill Dogs, and various other cas-
tings. Having engaged an experienced
Machinist, the subscribers can confidently
recommend their THRASHING MA-
CHINES of the newest design, both sta-
tionery and moveable, and would solicit a
call from intending Purcharers before hay-
ing elsewhere. All orders punctually at-
tended to and executed with patinae and
despatch. -
ORR Is WiLSON.
Stratford, 13th Aug. 1849. v2-n18tf.
CHOLERA ! CHOLERA !
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURL.
HEWLETT'S
RESTORATIVE BALSAM.
roe reit craw Or
D&'r.rrise. bysewtery, Boody Flats, .Re a(3Rs
BUMMER COMPLAiNT AND CHOLERA
MORBUS.
Price Is. 3d. per Bottle.
07' It has bcen.attested by experience,
and fosin•'ed on the fact, that an attack of
the Cholera is generally preceded by Pre-
monitory Rymptnms, principally Disorders
of the Bowrlp. This premonitory Relaxa-
tion and Diarhoa, being without Pain, and
not interfering much with health, 1. gener-
ally not .noticed, until it i• followed with
decided Cholera ! The time to prevent the
Die•eane, is to have recourse, on its first
appearance, to Heutlett's Restorative Dal -
ram, which will prove efficacious. in staying
Ile progres*, and preventing the Cholen.si-•
in eases of decided Cholera, the above Me-
dicine will be of immense service.
No Family should be without a Kettle of
this Bale/tin on hand.
Prepared only by J. Hewlett, 1115, York
Ctteet, Toronto.
Sold by B.,PARSONS Goderieh
J1e-tan. 1'. B. Cl,rk to Co. Port Sarnia.
Mr. 'V, i lune. Sydeoharn. Owen Sennd
Godertch, 20th august 1849. v2 -r29.
LOSTil.
BF,i.ONGING to the ailnnerih•r, Intone -
hie Store and the Divie'oa IM -
Coat
flee, on Friday Issi, 13th instant,
Two PROMISSORY NOTES,
Vis.: One JOINT NOTE against Jae
Eneas and COARLP.1 DoonpRTY, for £11 18•
BJ., drawn l'ny.hlo to Jamie Phelan or
bearer, and endorsed by Jimei r'oelin, past
dna,-AI.o, er0 against MUCHA/IL Sroacorr
BT:.ck Rm`tht for f3 19, 6.l.,._dnwn p•ya•
ble to Christina Saltier, sr bearer, written
in German, saes peps doe. The le to can -
lion any prr*on from perchesil**, the tame.
or the Onto poste, toting the Notes to
any petition bei the iub.triher,-and an.
Trenton An.linv the +bore Notes will mach
'5hge the aibeerther b returning them 10
nim. THOR M. DALY.
Stratl•rd, Joty tote, 1919. s,-.$otf
FU RNITL RE
GIVEN in exehango fey i11++y gqnantity of
CHCRRY and PINE !.UMBER by
DANIEL GORDON.
On4erieh,. Sept . 19, 1849. it -n32-11
CAM ' neo the enclosure of the subseri•
ber, n the 4th of May last, a RED and
WHITE COW, about fit. or .is years old.
The owner n requested to call, pram prop
etty, pay charge., and take her away.
ANDREW PATRICK.
Leif N. IS, 10,b Con. Dw wa•i p., •
Pepe..tbir IS Rio• 9i loss*