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Cep11s.-.eutherlses them ►a levy ase
ts9M1r.sti.g school booms. ►s►0Mdsg
Iifreey, Its., u libel I N desire/ by Trustee';
le selabltai s Tosomelp Model School, of
wi eb the Conned shall be Tresses., may
poops wort Gammas Osbsote talo
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ta►Ileh. slim awl wills 'retool e31•
toms- c,bo$gos to to Into operation at the
begonia, Pith* Dolt Iglu.
Sec. 19. Authorises Trustees, if they
Dunk 11, t• establish separate schools for
ProteetOats. Catholics, and colored people.
Sac. 20. enables a majority of resident
householders in the several 'thou! sections.
lo a Township, to unite all their schools
vedsr one Booed of Trusted.
*Caa11.1 *0. TSWTass or crime, TOWN'
.no iscoaroa*Tm0 vILLAeas.
Soc. it. Greats to such the same power'
es to T..wo•htp Municipalities.
Bee. 22. *tables the resident taxable
Isboitta°ts" of eacb Ward to elect two
Tontines who shall coatis.• in office two
years : ail• tNw Trustees, to be a Board of
Edecatioe. fur the Town or City, whose
douse. by tb• eat►. aro elm lar to those of
Township Trustees. They shall decide
how many.cbools are necessary may unite
all all act t0 harmony with Trustees of
Groomer School. -may appoint • Com-
1.itteo of (brae to superietesd each .chuol ;
Asti decide wren lis amount of money ac-
cessary fey all Ike s•Aools which aworat "it
.hbH is the defy a( the Council of such
City oe Tows. to protide in such manner
a1 .1111 be desired by the said Board of
Trustees." They may levy rate bill' which
shall be paid into the heads of the Treeo-
rar ; gees orders for payment of Teachers ;
other dutles,eimilar to those of 'Township
Tresteee.
See. 25 empowers Township Couoeils to
e.tablieh Schools, and impose School Tax,
lot. in "locorporated Villages" whose tax-
able inhabitants shall elect at first six Trus-
tees, and two each succeedug years, two to
retire annually.
One. 96 ran to these Trustees ►11 the
pow•ro of Trustees of Towne ur Cities.
.0T1Y or CO01TV w°IICIrAL oorimaLI.
To rase by aseesimeot within the Coun•
ty a slim equal to or greater than the Legis-
lative Grant, the Exe.q' to be given in aid
o f Poor School Sections ; such tax to be
paid to County Treasurer by the 14th day
of Bee.; and io the ease of nowpeyntewt,
e tiU arch Treasurer mast pay she order of
'neat Supsnstsadest in favor of Teachers ;
Ceetny Comsetb to make the necessary
provision to .sable Treasurer to do so. -
To rates moray to procure County Libraries;
to appoint one or mon local Superinten-
de.ts, so owe Supenet.ndent havisg charge
of mon than 100 schools; may appoint a Sub-
tis.ie r for each Towaslup ; and Auditors
for sedating the executes., when Report
'hall be transmitted by the first of -March
to the Chief Snperietendent.
OOVITI BOAIDe or r00LIC IN$T0tcT101.
Thu body is composed of the Trustees
of the County Grammar Schools and the
total Superintendents -three of whom, in.
eluding local 8operintendeot, shall form a
quorum for examining Teacher, ; the let-
ter to be arranged into three classes sernr-
'ding to atWomentti'and abilities, and all to
be .objects of Her Majesty.
LOCAL 'UPa•IfTt DR Te .
In Clint,. incorporated Towns, and Coun-
ties, these are appointed by the respeetive
Couscile• la Townships, they apportion the
Leg:entite Grant to each School Section
areerdiwg to the average attendance of Pa-
rrs al lock Schools. as coapored with
whale average is as Township ; givo
cheques to gaa:ised Teachers upon Coun•
ty Tressuror ; volt each School to ire a
Isar, deliver a lecture in each, and perform
varices other dories, beside/ reporting very
folly to Ci ef8upertoteodeot by the 1st of
March of each year.
IC100L risrTO0a.
All clergymen, J otiose, M.P.P.s, Magi'.
trate•, Reeve' and Aldermen, are Visitors
of Common Schools ; .who may devise, at
• Getout Metu.g called for that purpose,
some general plan for <tetent• systetiatic
Visitation continuously.
CMS/ sorasl.re. pRcr .
This officer is to be appointed by the
Gevemsor Geweral (on mention made of
hie Council ; but as Mr. llincks fathers the
Bill, the word " Governor" probably means
Governor in Council) is to have two Clerks;
to apportion Mossy. prepare forms, bits , as
heretofore. To appoint one of his Clerks
his Deputy, is his absence ; have general
superintendence of Normal Schools ; sub-
mit to Connell of Public 'instruction for
their eanc'ton, all general Regulations for
common Scboole ; spportton Public Money
for Libraries wherever the people raise an
equal sum ; appoint persons 10 conduct
County Teachers' institutes, under his
directions ; to prepare Forms for and pre-
sent Annus% Reports no the stale sod ex-
penditure of all the Grammar Schools and
Colleges receiving any of the public funds.
and even of the Primula! Uni.ereity itself !
and, of course, of the Model and Normal
Schools.
COUNCIL OF PUBLIC INITIICTIOY.
This body is appointed by the Governor,
and is to be composed of aloe person', to-
olodisg the Chief Superintendent. They
are to Gems all Rules aid Regulations for
the m•oag•maot of the Normal and Model
Schools mak. Riles for the" organization,
RRovenasest, and discipline of Common
BehmL,'!. classification of Teachers, ir.c. ;
r•comt et. disapprove books (no o-
wy a bio ids toe School twig • oondem •
11011,11,104 !N report annoedly to (dotrer-
tenet euesonR. moo/moos.
Ste. XXX(x. ?Mlq Wsvide that £l500
Atilt be gives abeuel y, out of Behoul
Geyls 16 isfrsy expssom of Normal 8ebool,
tl000 0.1 of saws grant in ofd of
nowhere &t(1mifig /bid School.
Ste.
XL School road cempogd of
L.gisbtivCGreet sod as oast earn ,,memo
folwr if oil ehargsa) by hovel wassmossot.
See. XL1. Governor in Commit moy do
Mit itsttuallt from Lagisl.th. Genial
for IArerisw, 111 for plus flit 8sborl
Arebl .store, sod £15 from share Of a
Q p ty fat ssppwrtisg a Teeehsr'a iwwti-
Mk► p bit l6N oxpsodilure to lee pounded
IMby mime addttiosal aseusta awarded to
Upper Cambia, is et the is
moms mf Peptone. a emm(ptlM Itith tow
..abet. ,yp..
Sem.- YL1i. Sokati3G mmt 8l. .gm/mhi.
wOmIota.'
M, ,ZUNI. A.y iab..I limmlw eMbm•
Adis of ows
t a i %ft td11mR. bp Illislarg:
Js,
M Mho eve/ ' r
Sec. X l.1V. Ge reeemseenielien e('ro- /taMi., much,' ie toe weep ume--er 151
Amore .< NeelCNeS der Itemise i ti
%miens *newels, er /. ores -
indent may give to stag Toael) o!i:ea• ode 0(a primer ee .eiawrswieg anthem VON. '
8'A° 8obee1e4 *1. .. at t.°`j r4.e..l seas wooer es lb Aliso Helie la obis Mii.
School one Saaeti
t.,a Certificate et Aral+• nu Lessees OBI west twated, saMMr
e ilii
lcartos for the whole Province.
Sec. XLV. 8siuie. of Chief or Lo.sl rrt '
S.p.n.eeade.ts shall sot bo takes from
School Fond. Lo Os the evsulegs of bloodily Lad Tae.dsy
Sec. XLVI. imposes a Intl of £5 to £ 10 the t01►aod 11th !sec., Mr. Hied. .4 the Nottent
for di.lurbisg any legal School Meeting t0 School, teetered a the Hall d t►. Horse Howl
the Secdis.
XL
a of its First
Elect/ oat the subject of Agricultural Chemistry. The
Bee, XLVII. First Election of Trustee. subject ie of the first im vases to the whole
for Cities sad Towne to be bell on the Bret
Tuesday in July. 1850 • Teachers may be "o,w ' 0•d 10 0o eos0ty is 11 of pest?,, impor-
male or female, itstame that it is to Colloids, where agriceltare
most Its the chic, eooree of prosperity, and is at
= the sota< time, pe little understood. Mr. Hied
le r.destly • yoosg moo .1 superior Native
tales' undid much promise. He seems eegaaist-
ed with his subject, and although it le was of
gnat •atter, sod u.olviog a Vaal moody of
HURON
SIGNAL detaib, yet by 111. happy malaer el illeatrstios,
the simplicity of his style, awl bis •boedeamest
of the mummeries and technicalities of mese.,
etre
Hied, even io two leetures of ordinary
length, emceed. is co•.eyiog a tolerable idea of
the nature and importance of Agricelnnl
Chemistry. We were much gratifird with the
iotere•t which our towos-pe.pk, and eves many
Pram a eous:derabte distaste, manifested ao the
.evasion. The Hall was well 611ed. sad the
utmost attention and gad conduct were maie-
taiatd throughout. Mr. Hied bed • merits( is
the Common School on Tue.dry which was
tolerably attended by Teacher* from various parts
e( the (baited Counties, and a number of specta-
tors. Hie remarks and explanations, •e tile
occasion were confined to the best methods of
teaehiog the more popular breaches of Commits
School *decatio°. We bope nor local Trochees
have profited by his remarks and that matey d -
them hen resolved on • nine month's visit to
the Normal school, for, verily, it is ■ pailful,
bet an asgaestioaable feet, that tks Tmshers
seal re if sieges.
THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1850.
HOW WE PAT FOR FIN
Two week. ago we made a few remarks its
the experts to the public, of the teUrag exaaim
in the House of Aa.embty ; and expressed a hope
that the *demotes of Retrenchment and econo-
my, would endeavor to devise some means for
p►eveating the poblic money from twits wasted
o a the epseshifying propose tire of thew pestle -
ram. who Mem to think that the whole Damm'm
and ietemis of the eoutry are ineladed is
•pawl -waking. We had no data to guide ss
in referents to the aetaal daily uproots of
Parliament. but we ae..med that the cost would
be at least ase ►calfs! ,.eels. It impious.
however, that oar asssmpties had bees he-
nry far soder the mark, as it Sip he tae' by a
paragraph which we have vet from the Globe
that riot a.epatb P00rw reel oar is eatiteagd
u the actual express d oar Pro.inci.l Parlia-
ment 1 Twenty -ors lawful days hen sow
clamed since the meeting of Parlame.t, sod de•
ducting the play -days and hollidaye, the esantry
most is that time Ino lammed a responsibility
..f over is rAouseal peaads for " Iegialsoiee,"
if the Globe's estimate be correct ! Verily, this
some kgtaktiou may be a very asaei05 tart-.
cite, but it iseeriaisly a very ettpeou.e commo-
dity to the dreary. And if the psodeee of the
past four weeks is to be tearer". • fur specimen
e( the ariiele, we would at owe deems Wet u
b a commodity is Which the century has really
as Mewue. It to tree, the put.lic have been
edified with Joh■ Prince's motious of Loyalty
tad pauiai.m-with {niece Papioeso'a hatred
of political unions aid soros tyre°cies-with
Sir Allan McNab'. growling 'boat the Immo(
the Speaker's Chair -with H. J. Boulton's mor-
0fealiou at 'metals disappeietoesto•-with eery
body's amities about 'be propriety of the -people
sieving aasther swan Assembly to watch over
sad retard the •etioe of the present "c..eeatnwd
wisdom" -with the iaterestiog 'tad important
eoueiet betimes Maleolm.Gmeroa sad the
Maistry, in which both partial carne off victori-
ous at the public expense; and, last Sat sot
least, with three or foci bandied pounds worth
of very superior dieeaosi.n ea the remarkable
menu eahibited, sad dm semedted tojenea en-
dured by Thomas C. Diana. Coq.. Ex -Mayer
of the tows of Leaden ! These, we soy, must
ba.. bee. very edifying "Parliamentary pro-
ceedings." Edifyieg-yea, tory, to the " great
public" who pay at the rate of sheet jlftyltw
poade pet hoar for such edi&eati.a ! What an
edified,.alighuoed. wisdom -loaded, economical
retrenching. wealthy wbaasti.e this '• greet
public " mast shortly beeonw, which can sail-
iagly sad ewteatsdly pay fifty -fire permits per
0..r for such edifying diem:orion' Bat to be
more winos. We think the tints bas fray
arrived when such systematic Aatraieg el,ould
' cease -the age of shams is certainly wearies to
▪ close, and if the Press is in reality the guar-
dian of the public rights as it preteeds to be, its
power should at once be exerted to break down
this aha, to expose this system .( Parliameo•
tory Aaabnm. SVe are great'idvoutes for fne-
dem of Dismission, bat will may mu tell es that
the priseiple of free dioosoion requires the
- public to pay fifty-five pounds per beur for the
discussion of Oxalate trilling a.esenee7 Does
the principle of free diminution require that ie
one month the people shall pay upwards e( ten
IA:woad pends for a public diseasiou of the
whim. and cratehets of Prices Papinean,
ton end end -MrNab 7 Certainly sot -this is flee
were opposite coffees diseuesio., it coos tat thou-
sand pounds, and i., therefore, not free. We
have so objections that ibe warlike knight of
D.nd.rn, or the gun -powder Ilero of Emote shall
disco es the respective merits of all the great
warriors who have flourished, fought and fell
from the rune of the siege of Jericho doves to
the abortive siege or Cuba the other day -we
hays no objection that L. J. Papinean, who
loves everything English• Ball deliver • lecture oe
English Poetry, commencing with the Knight's
Teles of Jeffry Chaucer, and concluding with
the homilies' l.e.bratioao of blit Sob. Smith,
L. L. D., Poet, [merest, &e., die., of Toronto.
Hut we do insist as Si iadigroible towli-
nes of this freedom .f dieensoo., that Sir
Allan McNsb sod John Prises shall discuss. end
Louis Joseph Peptone shall Lechers, respective-
ly en their we expenses. W. sae so rinses
why the pvbli• shoal be made to payfi,iFyfes
psaa& pal haw ter such discussions. The de-
bates -ma ab<dmmieesl of Mr. Dixon. sad the di.-
!•riisti4:wbet tis Ikon• Meloolm Carouse
said M the Him. James H. Pried, and what the
Hes. Jemsu 11. Price mid to the Hos. Malcolm
Genions, see kr lees difying awe lees looks,
Met M the Coaadias p.Mle, tea even a dteenn-
atiem in warlike glory, or a hetes on English
. Poetry : yet fee the diaesesi•s of these paltry
asbjr.a Ceoadise pahile are mods to pay
Jar p.rkgrl. . .
Ae Y114141* i We' M mews and Is-
peraefls awl► t.IMb"i.rtld se weepy abs teas
•f aha
wftttl 14
Emory tea ba44E1, V=
reel& et
iawrK. be •eMewkli N t
awl al the oseotry. And we erpwt
that N the Prow M rm11y the gsa.Nas ef the
WW1, viable. is idoses, should be ssiai sift
deo elms et lbw leer isdiyt/ttil .steels tris
ba.o as pies Worm* at MIRE mil d roll'
til,,. aM Sobsa (4tYl Alin
wpm loom at die ga s the by
CT Ws hen the pleasure of a00000ciog that
Hie Exwgesty the Governor General has been
gratioasly pleased to eomaiute Ib* sestesee of
George Cary, the .nfortsaate man tow lying la
Goderleb Geol. We believe oar Sheriff takes
him off to the Penitentiary to -day.
Leone Napoleon entered the 43rd year of his
age to the tweety-first of April.
SVe are happy to be able to state, for the
information of tbe numerous fiieods of Mr.
Perry, that his health is so far improved as
to allow of his taking a daily drive. W.
hope soon to have the .atirdacrion of an-
nnnnesg his attendance in Parliament. -
Wk Wry Reporter -
Tim RRsRLLloN Louse Br LL. -Orr
readrrs w:1l observe that Sir Allan Me-
N•b'• firebrand motion on the Indemnity
Bill was thrown out oa Thursday night .
without debate, We sincerely believe
that there was scarce one man in the house,
betides the mover, who did not rejoice
when he saw the thing thus strangled.
Not so,.Sir Allan -be was primed for a
great debate and seethed horror-struck
when be found it wee all over without a
word. When the speaker has put the ques-
tion from the chair, there is no possibility
of opening diecussion. Sir. Allan had de-
termined to keep up his speech for the
close of the debate; he accordingly moved
his resolution in a few words, sed sitting
down, looked over to the Treasury Benches
for one of the ministers to rise in opens •
/tion. No minister moved. The Speaker
began to repeat the words used in putting
the question, but no one rose. One by one
its words -kill deliberately, but still so one
rose. Sir AIIan seemed paralzed. The
last word was pronounced by the Speaker -
the die was cast -there was to be no row.
Poor Sir Allan -no row!
Mr. Lonis Joreph Paninesu voted with
bis friend Sir Alan McNab in this divi-
.ion!
We were happy to see Col. Gugy rang-
ing himself on the right side in theft ques-
non. Although Mr. Gugy earnestly cos -
tended against the passage of the indem-
nity Bill last Session, he has patriotism and
good sense enough to see the impropriety
and folly of renewing excitement in the
country at a moment when prosperous days
seem setting in on us. -Globe.
Wa.Ti o/Tlwe If PARLIAwxfT.-An
accurate account of the time during which
ilio Hon. Henry John Boulton and Mr.
Papineau hews occupied the attention of
the House during the present session, has
been carefully kept, and the fnllnwiag is
the result:- The [louse met on the i4th,
and from that time till the 48th, Mr.
Bolton spoke erectly 10 hoary, 5 minutes.
The expenses of Parliament are said to be
£500 per diem ; and calculating • Parlia-
mentary day at nine hours, we find that
Mr. Bolton's talking during that time cost
the country the rum of£8171St .! During
the time which the Moon has set since
the 28th, we think he has even ereeeded
he former average. Will anybody venture
to assert thattbe country has been benefit-
ted by him to the exteet of£817 12..1
Mr. Papitseau, up to the 28th, had spoken
nine hears and eleven minutes • sed we
helicon that Mr. Prince has out-Boultooed
' Mr. Boulton! -Globe.
WtesrwAae IIo!•rOn Monday last our
streets were the rcene of as animating little
spectacle, from the cireawn•unce of a good
n umber of our tows..•n been, assemble)
to witness tbedepan.rr of ee horst adventu-
rer, for Celifer°ii from this pilaw sod from
Goderieh. Tb• names of (hoes from Chat-
ham aro Meow*. Richard Brown and Henry
Smith, and from Goderich ars Mee.rl. Tb,
Dark, 'ohs Lancaster, Alex. Wilktuon,
D• R McDonald, T. i. W oodlrlr Tbomas
Watkins, and A. Ns.styth. The party
started is three light wagiwm, week drawn
by rose hardy looking Canadian Ponies, and
asthey drove Wife* air land .f Gold, they
were greeted with three hearty Plaudits of
their acquaintance aid friends. They seem
to he ere11 anAated, and then can Ise no
devil bat theN Owl may perform the jeer -
▪ ie •sf.ty,....jeag .41..
rifiliW44411•14. +tor m let. woske ut
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Basnassate . 60Jilerndg,
• Spell elk 11160.
To Mr. sad Mn. Walktwt aed.rish
poaterit and beet of ?rissole --I take the
ibon' of spin wrrusg to you, hoping tbst
this letter wdl Sod you and Mrs. Watki.e
in good health sod bappluess, for believe
sus, I have your happiness ssmueb at heart
as i(I was your .on On try arrival here 1
wrote to you, and I hope that you Move re-
ceived my lettere. William and i ore in
very good health, for which we thank God.
W• are perfectly satisfied with how we
made out this winter, as we have done tole-
rable well. We cleared noir One Thous-
and Dollen, and we worvery little, on
aceouot of the rainy season, which to now
over. Eerythiog sells extraordinary high
In this country, particularly in the Mines.
Common store boots sell at $30 per pair -
tor good pack Mules we have to pay $300 ;
we ■n after purchasing some, se we are on
a journey of 300 miles from this city; - we
are going on the Tnoity River, which lakes
oto rise In the coast range of mouataiss and
runs oto the Pacific Donn. We expect to
remail there until next winter, unless me
make our fortunes before that tome. We
expect to hod some very good diggings, but
the main object in gong there is, its cot
going to bo a quarter so crowded as any of
the other manes ; the Yuba Mines aro very
riob; men make from $50 to $100 pet day,
and the general rush at present is for that
place, for it is concenica for emtgraste to
go there. We start on our mountain jour-
ney to -morrow, if God i• willing. We ex-
pect to find plenty of gams on our way to-
ward• the mountaios ; elk is raid to be very
plenty ; deer is very plenty in this country;
there has been a great many killed by the
miners; 1 have seen Gilmour once since my
arrival io California; he bas bad bard times
Coming over the mountaios; be intend' to
fellow mining for to make • fortune, but it
requires tori, sweat •°d exposure to .Hake
anything, even in this country; during the
summer we lead a kind of Arabian life, as
we have to sleep among the mountains with
nothing but the eanopy.o( !leaven for a co-
vering. 141 keep good health for this sum-
mer i shall quit the mines and go into bu.t-
nese of some kind. Sacramento City has
bees under water last winter, but that has
not deterred enterprising mea from building
-it is really astonishieg hew this city is
going aheadaaf it dors not stop before man y
years it will outstrip any city in the world.
Williem and I send our respects to Mr.
balm* AMOY . aborti elms ime-'
.lt to Sandi. Tb....p..el. of ills
regia rte(, bevies steed to saresta abs
mato..►,, a corporal was e.ansosed from
uetirisa ash sod petting abs
woteere iota asesutto., rut be 644 t.Lct.d
.sly f few Move mime the so►l.man wok
down in • Bt of amplest; h es• misses% all
the battalion rushed epos the Copulas and
put him to death, and this same imolai the
sotire troop was dt.banded.
(C1.8.CU LA R .)
AmnrTANT Gausaoi o Oytnca,
Torcasio, rigad May, '50.
tato-Flodbg that some Officers com-
msodw( Battabosa of Militia in Canada
West, do not consider it imperative on them
to assemble their Battalions fur Monter no
the 49th Jose, in compliance with the Mt-
bW Law, without an order to that effect, I
beg leave to inform you that it is the deity
of Ofcers to command of Batt.lione, *Ob-
oist any eueb order, t• cause the Militiante•
of both elaest■ as defined and directed by
the Ind sod 8th Sections of the Militia Act,
to be manually '°rolled, end las eider the
Militiamen of the 1st clad to be assembled
for Murrey and discipline for one day in
reek you, as dtrected by the 28th Section
of raid Act.
1 beg Isere also to inform you, that by an
amendment to the Militia Act, passed dor.
ing the last Seesino of the Legislator, the
dsy for the Annu.I Miler has been Aso -
god from the twenty -troth to the twenty-
eighth day of June in tech year, unless the
latter day be a Snnday or holy -lay, in
which case the next following day, not be-
ing • Sunday or Holy -day, ellen be the day
for a..embling for Muster and Discipline.
I have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obedient Servant, •
D. MACDONELL, Lt. Col. D.A.G.M.
Two Hon. MALCOLte CAwntof :-t' Kick
him again, he has oo friends," appears to Le
the order of the day in reference to this
gentleman. But after all has been said we
cannot see that in his case the fine gold has
altogether become dim. He does •not seem
disposed to offer a factious opposition to
the ministry, and in general we think b+■
speeches are about right. The stand which
he takes in reference to the Clergy Reserves
is proof that he is no traitor backslider,
and the people of Upper Canada, tf we are
not greatly mistaken, will uphold him. -
He voted in favor of Prince's ledepen-
dence petition being received by the
House, but that is no reuoo why 6e should
Donel.on and McIntyre, and to our old shop be ao Independent or an A tioni.t eitb.
mates. I hope that you have your business er. He voted on principle, and in defence
,settled and all your old debts collected; my or the right of petition, distinctly stating
dearest Watkins, I rend you a sample of that he was opposed to both Independence
Gold which we get here; this is the finest and Annexation. The tories construe this
kiod; it Is generally got in pieces of from vote into annexation predeiiction., bot we
five coots to one hundred dollare; William do not look on it in tbat light, if we thought
sends you and Mrs. Watkins his beat res- him in the least degree tainted, we should
pacts; accept the same Mr. and Mrs. Wat- be silent. Perhaps from (6e way things
kin., from your friend and humble . seem to be going, the Clergy Reserve pe-
JOf(N NEILON• titlons will next be thrown out. We.trere
P.B.-The value of the gold enclosed is very glad that Prince's monomania received
two dollars.
no encouragement, but we cannot bold
thinking that Cameron's speech on the
occasion evinced an honourable Iodepen-
ARRiVAL OF THE AMERICA ! dente, far more creditable than bread and
butter loyalty. Let him, tbat in the House
By tie Montreal sad Troy Lias. is withoutsin, east the ant slope at him.-
Yiagara Mail.
Moro:, June Ord -9 P.M. Hay is eeIIio to Cincinnati for &ytwo dol.
The steamer America has just arrived. Ian per the. A big pries fir it.
ENGLAND.
The sodden withdrawal of the French
Ambassador produced a sensible effect
A'i"t" MMI NT.
nor
i1N reit QDizwa BUNCH.
UN/TCD CUNI1 Hina 8I't By st1/•
//area, Perk egad Brace- S. l of
a Writ of Attaebm..t tweed oat of loo
M a jsety'. Coon of QJwes's work at e
ronto, on the TWENTY-EJUHTM DAY
of MARCH, in the yeas of ear lard Olio
Thousand Eight Hundred sod Fd , ted to
- me directed, aseisat the £STAT &SAL
as well as PERSONAL, of Ro Coes.
ao absconding or concealed Debtor, at the
Sett of Hauer DOTY and Tuorae F. Astaire
for the sum of Eighty -Threw Vetoed., dine
Shilling and Four Pence,
f have seised all the Estate, Real sad
Personal of tint raid Rob.►t•Cuuk, and oiling
the rood Robert Cook return alibis theiu
nnliatoon of the said Court ad put in DWI
to the Action, or dune the claim of Ilio said
Henry Doty and Thomas F. Abbot le lea
di.ebarged within Three C•Itadar JYM'ts
from the first day of the puhlteation of tilt.
Notice in tb• Canada Oa:efte, all 0t41E0,
tate. Real or Peritonea, of the said Rodsort
Cook, or se mnrh thereof as may be seoew-
rary, will he held liable for the Pay moot.
B.oegt and Nat iefartinn of t1..• elem.
JOHN S1eDUNAI.p
ker .
Qaiairr's OrmeR.
Goderich, 6th April, 1850. 3v -a10
NOTICE. -The armleraigsed by power Of
Attersey dated the 91th dsy of May, 1530,
given biro by Thomas B. Woodlil, to eott.et
all ..Maadrag debts else the ere Firm of Mile.
sad woody(/ and hlineelipermits np-noose Me
immediate settlement of the same Of they will
be given t. the Clerk of the i.ieiw Cort for
collection. BENJ. PARSONS.
Goderich, Jane 199th, 1850. .3.19
upon . L i r t t),
the funds, but they soon rallied, and it is Is this tows a tis troth lament, Mrs. James
generally believed that the movement on Bisset, of a son.
the part of France was a mete ruse to ena-
ble the Ministry to pass their election law.
Circulation has been given loon insulting
note from Russia addreased to Lord Pal-
merston. condemning in strong terms the
policy of the English Governnsent. The
concluding sentence of the note is as fol-
lows :-" As the manner in which Lord Pal-
merston understands the protection due td
English subjects in foreign conntrtes carries
with it such serious inconvenience, Russia
and Austria will not hencefortb grant the
liberty of residence to British subjects ex-
cept on condition of their renouneieg the
proteetion to their Government." The
Landon Times in allusion to the difficulty
with England says, that Lord Palmenton's
offer of compromise bas been rejected by
the French Government. and, at a Cabinet r (ST OF LETTERS Remaining in the
Council, the. President of the Republic de• RA Stratford Poet Office up to 7!h of Juoe
clued, that the acceptanee of any other con- 1850.
ditioo than the plain end 'simplb execution Akmyer Mr.
of the Convention of London was not con-
sistent with the dignity of France, end to
n ose other would he coosont. The Minis-
ters ananimouvly approved of tho conditions
to adhere and to adopt them.
An attempt to assassinate the King of
Prussia has created a great sensation thro'-
out Europe. Tho attempt was made at
Potsdam by a Sergeant of Artillery, who
fired a pistol at bis Majesty and wounded
him in the neck.
in Parliament nothing of impnrtaoc. has
odcrirred. Several ioterpellations aro put
to fiord Palmerston relatire to the Greek
difficulty, to which he replied substantially
as that week.
The weather continues extremely favora-
ble
EtTaurica,
In Goderieh on the tnersing of Thursday the
thtreeeth inat.,,at the residence of the bride's
father, by the Rev. Alexooder Me -kid, Tmo.As
Rossano*, Erg., of the down of Dandle, to
Ftaacj. Loom, yoaageetdeughter of Theodore
Reed, Esq. .
TAKE HEED! - All peruses are hereby
eaudosed avocet pirchasing or otherwise
reeeiviog, as .alae -a promissory Note of forty
peende made by Matthew Black ad James
McMahan, and payable to Thome Brady or
order, the 3r1 day of May last, as tate said
Note has already been paid.
THOMAS BRADY.
Gederieb, Jose 13th, 1830. v3a19
Armstrong Geo
Arrol Thee
Baker Dr J 0
Brimacomhe G O
Cal well Miss^A
Chowen Thos 2
Carroll Jon
Clemens Henry
Carron John
Cone Min Elen
Carroll Palk
Curly Jno
Carey James
Conner Jno
Cooly Peter
Danzer Peter
Dick Jon 2
as
Rowse mod the kalina $late.. -The Pop. DDouarcegly Ms tcThhlo.
io accused of endeavoring to mower from F.wart Robt
Rome again, rod of a-wieh to place 'ritual' Edgar Robl
under the protection of .metria, bot is too
Prewar Ands
closely watched by the French. Unless Flanagan Micht
the Pope yields liberal +netituttons there ts Frazer Wm
reason to apprehend that the papal Govern- Gibb Geo
men( is near its end. Gott. W
Kiely Richard
Lupton yeas
Leitch Peter
Mitchell Jno Stephen
Moylet Jno
May Mich(
Morrison Patk
Martin David
Martin Anne
Marin Jno
McDermot Torrence
McWilliams James
McGregor Daniel
McDermot Andrew
MacLean Jno
Niel Wm
Nowise Jude
O'Donnell Widow
Parker Joseph
Powell James
Pinder Wm 2
Parker Jno
Rodger Wm
Ryan John
Rosch Jno
Russell Leonard
Spry Betsy
Her Britannic Majesty'. steamer Spiteful Hamm, Jnn Switzer Geo 1
has beet seat to Naples by Sir W. Parker, Harrison W 0 Schuster Margaret
a stew, it is said, of demanding repent-Heannest Wm Stoekoff Mtehl 5
tion for 16e losses sustained by the English Hamilton /lieu] Strathdee Jno
io 184$. Hudgert Archibald Smith Geo
Greece. -The Greeks are aware of what Harrison Alex Sykes Jame*
had passed between England and France Hayes j„ Sykes
Fredk
IQ had honorably reCnred Mr. Wyse, and Kean Jm) 4 ' Terry Richd
mildly resumed their relations with hint.- tenon Ro6t Taylor Wm
Admiral Parker Aad wiled for Malta. H.IIy Jame. Wafah Jno
Dramack ..d Ike. D.chies.--Adviees A. F. MICKLE, P. M.
from Haabis h state, teat 16e work of the
paet8eation of Denmark, is now carried on
in Loaders, aid that Ragland sad Frew* DIVISION COURTS.
have amented to the prop 'ala n( Promos,
to tole matters to a albmary decision on frHE sear Masora Coasts for the Uteiied
Cevenies of Home Perth and Bryce, will be
the Dam.h grrpttea,
dosfria sod Nrvfar'I -Thus J'evite had 1st. Dfirww.-Coati tame at (ioden•eb,-
held to the times and places lollowin :-
hoes sdwstt.d Into Vienna eget., despite ?rd Aub.„ ie.O more.. tag.. cloth.
the appMaties of the le
Roteia.tIead selbort• . Diwwen-[Jyiskis•e Tann Huron Rind
fJl
tis bio Wow d.lMt.1y pieced wader Nib of*Jel1 --: hm GTavers, Smoked, 18th
h, who is new chief of Creel*, Jsly. George Williams, Coo, Clem.
*tad i elmatbie. • 4.11. Disaataw--Q.t.hdTomes Leaden Rod.
Yeseetb'a ehildrei bays meso alfotlid to Ieth Jdy. U's.q.=C„atsar♦,
ge t. rim. B•a'e same has hoes heated to 6th A.iw1a.. a Its. Brseti.M 13th
the inkhorn by the poklis exeewtfo..r; and Jdy. onion peed". S e fled• i
".Di.i.j.A• -afhwl Y}w et.maws vim
h es property devisees' ford/ted ha the tate. Jew jimi„ Gai---_ CMsk
A Qempat.b emowsoa.s doomof neap• The Siuteg.r the Gita wi i tom-
ty fah**. of H.sq.ry. easm p ommelI yg et 11 .•'leek, A. M.
Mae garrets of the bawl, nerntl.d - - - ARTg8R SCI.A'ID, J D C.
S..veddd4eeestty, a yawn Haegsriu se- ibdevibt, 3..e I1th, 'd8 ty-5-alt
ATEST News from Huron !
-The subscribers be lean to edema the
Farmers of Huron, and all others i.tr►ested, that
they have commenced the maaafett.re of POT-
ASH KETTLES, which they wi11 warrsst
mead, and are deteraised to 8e11 se Cheap se
Cheaper than any baronet Amy Keil/bead
defective from sand, or air boles, wilt kr to re
back within two months from date of perdue.
GEORC E MILLER & C..
Goderieh, June 13th, 'S0. 3v -sat
BAYFIELD TANNERY,
ONE mile Norte of Bayfield ea the Lake
shore. The fuboe►tbere wl6 pay sash
or leather for hider, sad will faith on shares
ill hides so entrusted to them. And from
having a thorough knowledge of the best -
nese, they can coofideatly promo• the rib.
tic a good article.
BENJAMIN ROS Eji..
WILLIAM HAI.
Goderieh, April 19, 1860. ,3a1 .
A VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE ! !
THE ssbeeriber offers for 8AL8 hie
01118T and SAW MILL, situated its
lbs Township of MCGillivray, on theMY
Sable, within three miles of Flanigan1
Corner. The Mille are now in opentioseasd
newly built. The Privilege is the beet on
the River, and situated in alis best Town-
ship t► thus County of Huron --well settled,
and Roads opened in all directions to favour
it. The Machinery and materials aro. of
the very best quality, and pot up by the ys-
ry best Machinists. For Particulate no.
quire ofJames Crumble, Esq., Galt. or ap-
ply to the .nbeerllwr.
PATRICK FLANAGAN, Proprietor.
McGillivray, 15th January. 1850. le SOtf
07 -The Galt Reporter will hisett tbe'
above until forbid.
NOTICE.
PERSONS desirous of settling on the
Durham Road in the Townships of
Glenelg, Bentinck, Brant, Greenoek, 1. -
loss and Kincardine, must apply peresislly
at the Office of the undersigned, and no lo-
cations will be confirmed except such as are
made in accordance with this requitement.
All assignments of interest in locations
without the knowledge and approval of the
Agent, will be considered as a forfeiture of
ail right in the locatee or assignee.
GEORGE JACKSON, Agent -
Cao*, LARD O►ron,
Bentinck, Couety of Waterloo.
March 14th, 1850. ,3a7
cAUTION... iVb
Margret Roebe,
my wife, has absented herself from toy
bed and board without any just came. -
This ie to forbid the public giving her any-
thing on my aWount.
THOS. ROCiHE.
Wawanneh, May 16th, 1850. stet.
CASH for WHEAT
AT the p.derieh Mill. aed Cesb for Cher.,,
Sam Lop at G.derieb tad Hayfield Mills.
67 WILLIAM PiPER,
(3oderieh Mills, 5th December, 1849. 44-tf
NOTE OF HAND 6O8T,
gliN or threat the 1116 of May lost., given
by John Hllloch in favor of &fward
Colwell or bearer, the faro of £17 5s ey.
This is to forbid any person from purchas-
ing the fame ; and any palms rettitning the
same to the Snbecriber WMbe rewarded for
16eir trouble in oo dmng.
EDWARD COLWELL.
Grderieh May 29th. 1850 v± -n17
LAND- FOR SALE.
TIIAT excellent Let of land No. 29, u. the
Idtb eoneesoie. n( Fotlgrton, esntainfe•
about 74 'ern, with 40 scree elmtsd, well w••
wed, • Shanty and Log Mtn on the premiere,
sad witMa two mike ,,f• Saw Mill. Ila1( of the
perehaae money to he m(1,-01* sties half is
inetalmroa.
For farthorpsrtiealire apply is H. M. liven.
the proprietden the eremites, or to kyr. Alae.
McGregor. Stratfori.
Stratford, Stith May, 1150. v3•11
NO ICE.
BEG to Intimate the inhabitants of the
Toweebip. of , Rual•, gad Cal.
horn.. that seder a power of Attorney from be
BARON DE ThYLE. elated the 45th April.
1149. 1 ern •siherisd metope,' of hie LAit t
in thew Townrh,p., mei to gnat Tette used ler
the .ams-.ndslnn te eetleet .11 Mantes die born.
end to grant G charges lir the tae -.amid
hereby request .II preemie irdiehied w eh. stilet
Phnom de TIDO* forthwith 'e aelu3 gap sheet WO,
parties debt..
THOS MF.RCCR JONES.
(bodoriet, 8th May, ma. 3.-et3tf
FAR4£R'8 IIOTEi,-M ITCH ELI.
FRANCIS FiIHLEIGH begs it taorw he.
friwds, std the piece g.eerslly, that he bee
riah15Md himself it the .bier Village. sad
hopes by strict •Iteatiou to the onwthwi and w•
,,.knee sf Tm..11er , to morin • slow et t heli
parefte r. peat Stasitap sea a..tend•e
Gm= um attordee.
Mitetell. Hey 111h. Illy! 3,101