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without delay; and, as we are w4liag tour- and every step lakes y either party, Riches, who scab prated
ford everyfacility to those indebted to us, _ watched by other countries with great in -
1 er land -lubber nor second
!l Ind Marketable f f terest.
Signal is about to take
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
hhLiesz, P.C. 10, 1851.
The u Niagara" arrived at 12 o'clock
.s,., ......�.c. s^ t. -eight. She heft Liverpool at twos, the
HURON SIGNAL. •''' �t She brinVal'isseeogc inched;
1•g 8 fort iiah(az. Ye 7 '
1 I esi..k, paeesd a Beamer steer' lei east,
THURSDAY, DEC. 18. 1851• The"Peaklia" arrived oft Cowes, 00
Tber.d.y evening at 9 o'clock.
�▪ 'P A K E NOTICE .� Faasca,-The engrossi•g topic through -
net Europe is (he . proachtog crisis of af-
lairs io France; 1 be Assembly, is dispite
die • ekbbge m the Proprietorship of the of the recent success of bis unmistakeable
place,—all Ae- popularity, seemed resolved to provoke the nobly twisted bed
.asst. dee to tins °ace must be settled ` ['resident into direct tarsi= with thea gentkruan, a ea►itt
b 'the
ODERICII, DEC. 18, 1851.
look at the poor lentiM et weeki1M1-iod
nearly 300 seele; one Atlas. s(s aa. --
W e thea got o.rashre• esesred a desk at
the pumps. Loahig mimed rh I saw one
of the cable passingem, Mr. Telmer work-
up with snub...ly pan•vensee as cheer-
ed me and others—I a•..rtamed that tae bed
been all the mortgag • deck leading • bend
and I believe he contused apo day. On look-
ing towards the alter part of ter whip, I ob-
served the commander now lame his or-
ders, now appiyiel lb oto t Vasa head,
7 a yomtg
r. maenad Mr
to he with-
woe
shout 12
e kinds urm produce 0. 'Tuesday, the President delivered in tune. At this trues, I 1
soill be ta,Fen at nurr[K Prier its Pas/mewl _ the Cirque !Nationale, de Champs I:lysee, o'clock Saturday soon we
of accounts. Our Subscribers at a distance crows and medals to' the successful french an weber venal and o,
are respectfully invited to attend to this exhibitors in the London Exhibition, which mixers mast lying over
n otice, and, s we have now the benefit of is likely to make hitt popular with the mod -7 g
thea the can earl remit the ern Republican party. rbc speech was the captain and Mate, ext
P postage, 7 ! first 1e bas uttered in which any mention from the wreck, istsmedia
amoaot of their arrears by letter. We was made of the Republic. Thecorse- cutting the rigging which
trot this call will not be made in vain, ss quence was, that many who were devoted rostrate mast Soon thus to
circumstances will compel us to hand over to the views of General Cavaignac had de- P
1 pl'Wshed, and with a heavy ro
encumbered herself of the
its fall bad carried away the
binnacle, smashed the whe
cabin deck, and, in its exit
quarter a great part of the s
thing now remained atandin
to proper person for collection, all accounts
neemiai.g unsettled on the first day of
February, 1852.
THE DEl'LA1tA'1•ION
Took place at Clinton on friday the 12th
inst. at 12 o'clock, when the Sheriff an-
,ounied the return of the Honorable Mal-
colm Cameron by a majority of eighty
votes. An error in the addition of the
statements received from the different
polling places led us,in our Last week's issue
to give the majority' at ninety-five, but we
are willing to correct the error. The ma-
jority, though much smaller than was ex-
pected, is large enough to prevent any far-
ther contest. The friends of Mr. Came -
teams and riders,—at the end of the town
Glared they would support the 'resident, as
the only means of saving the Republic.
Au extraordinary article had appealed m
the Paris journal Le Constitutionel, where-
in a direct attack was made on the highest
names in France, such as Cbaugarnier, Ber-
ner, and others, who were cbarged.witb be-
ing members of the Secret Committee for
of overthrowingthe Govere-
k,
VILLAGE Off HAYFIELD.
Ili.•tu.,ta is doled she Lake Huron,
M the moo& of the Bayi.l river, twelve
meso Heath M Goderich. The loereioa of
the tows is very ire, hieing en extensive
plain upon an elevation of over one hundred
feet above the lake. 'eke lead oe which
the village a situated is owned by the Bur-
ros de Tuyll, who resides in Europe. TM
tow, has bees laid out fur 1$ years. 'Phe
abreact of the proprietor, and the want of
sulkiest i,duce,teut for people to establish
themselves here, in the lack of proper peb-
lie enterprise, have seriously retarded the
advancement of the place. There is a
/RAW UL WHIRLWIND AT LIM.
KRICK.
Saosd rr "re Leiter eoiselse the Ads
lowing scooeet *fa very deetructtre whirl -
emit at L,m•nck
At half peat fire o'clock os Woodsy mer- a no loa�r a testtsr gf ica►t�
meg, this ay wee vetted by one of the Germany,
mot moistest destructive whirls/iota ever this apples to "air,
every deeerfpttes
apertateed is the part of lrele.d, or 1 be. rem. Th. wtme a also a grKr�tll
SHORT CROPS IN GEtit�T.
The Looks C.rTMyo.d•st of ths N.
Mod Intelligence(, writing .rider loss
of the 6th Mot., says :
rbst there has bees a (vend sad •
very serious failure of crops throughout
• them
h to have occurred in thee* beat t+ already 25 Irrr seat ►
b exact
Ica
here ever Howl
its d• es. The
wddesaeso of the gale, with lit wan it May ; rye a 01' the sant, and
ill do.irrctM eo•.equsaeee, are almost 14 potatoes 50 per teat higher. The vise
credible ; but the folios ing are t • eti I�,ottsewhat recovered under an them*
particular.:—Tho greatest portion of the
day was las «oh *winnows' shoe •e a lane, warm sad genial October sets; bet the
arse sew sot then bright susshine. flow - wine will be poor and small is qua.tity,
be hoer above stated, ths horizon the fruit having suffered from a disease
.ire.
lace for bei a harbour at the ever• as '
good P building auosrd a bright rellowuA upset towards similar to that of tlx potato.. Sue 11
mouth of the Ilayfield river; and if io the ib. Non b, ted •whirlwind sat in Irwin the alarm among the', farmers in the Rhenish
hands of enterprising business moo, who northeast, the effect bung Arai exvertenced rotincrs, that a considerable number of
would have an interest in the matter, • fine at the North Strand, at the residence of cauls bei been Bold at Irl( the ordinary
harbour could be leads at comparatively t1 r. Wm. Gluons, chip agent. Then ,rice owing to the anticipated acercitr of -
small outlay. 'ibis place is quits cekbra- a that air, as the whirlwind 100rlm winter (red. Not only the crops o the
.restarted by resembled the roar of steamer* Juc erg g
eft saw the ted for its fishery ;lege the e r Sal-
mon trout are taken is the winter. A ween stns from the tunnels en reaching '`sots harvestk n nrmorer6tin osudul� trcooly
edue.d
sirs. .Lbs the quays. In • moment the tree* is
regular aesaioo of the Division Court is f at fair (lleeson'r bones were tors up, by the supplies for the large army on foot.
dtemselvea ro
d Ixrc there r a Lodge of orange A and hon •loft it the air, to a gnat height The Prussian Government is beset will
commenced Men, who hold regular meetings. A the [•ares asJ huge braaebsi dogletidi-
est
•o petitions for the prohibition of exports of
held the now weekly mail is carried to Goderich, and ef- for a few seconds, when a dense body d•• and for the suspensto0 of duties oa
forts are being trade to have the daily mail steadied, tumbling rhe chimney tops, de -
from
Frain, purchases have ahead]
w» aceom- from London to Goderich carried through mohehing the window frame., tad is a imports. La pis
the r'heP di'- this place. There are now erected and in shorter .pees of um* than 1 can canis the been made of Odessa \.'heat, under the
.ck. which in operatics, a grist mill with two run of word, rushed slong the Wellesley bridge, expectation that these pctitiooa will be acs
ompnioa and stone, and a saw -mill, owned by �.'81um prostrating those who were walking there• It ceded to,
Some of the (�
nn some of whom only ...coped Le.og car- southern (.rrrnaay, particularly that of
armee to the Piper, Esq., of Goderich. This is a good ,led ov.r the •wins! by firmly botdeg ant Wurtembur�` are making lege purchases
er the ship's situation for awont-carding and cloth dies the iron peihng :but that were injured by of Corn. 'l be markets at Itotterdam,
sing establishment. 'I'bere is a lark pub- the tree. which yaaeed over tMm. Th. Hamburg and ('oM me are brisk, and into
'sole- N0- lic school -house, in which regular service torr fie blast struek th. oAice of the ed� urg heg+
blithe fore- of the Church of England is held by Rev. gentleman,
end situated at the was avaf that tel parts of continueinti nbe or Genially,
Ia W
Lobert F. Campbell, who has the erection P R
an.— Ib. entero .bop front, ebuu•rs, esh wis- Course of last week 10,000 quarters were
meat. That the venom of the writer seems preps the T e Brick Church in dows, flees. kc.. were shinned to pieces sent from England. Certainly the Eag-
to
inbe diricted ae ren the Orleans and Le- There are numerous religious noddies in sod emplaced tee fest from the wall. As ;tisk cora tsa:ket is at i:reaest more favor_
gitimst parties Never did an article in a ship was kept afloat until the sue; morn- the vicinity, who have regular service.— i; w• sones who was sitting a the Ionia
h d b ed able to the produce ulna the consumer ha tion -
newspaper
d tot tat o s being addressed heavy sea rolling,and the de s rsapletely goods stores ; •• p V d H dant reason to he
mal
By constant exertion at bat
0ewsps;ser prolluce so much excitement; it ing, when the weather mode J reel yet a There are two medical mea, tree fy iv was saghlly injury/ aid t • p•rneg even a the latter capacity we ve a
even e in ergo i aost office James Gard,- rho windows mussily demolished. The
satisfied with our bouati-
to the 1linrstry in the Assembly. 'Ile swept of everything. The cemnrsler gave ter is the postmaster ; a wages n and plow sierra en Brunswick aural and ea Henan'.Much ed the H
Constitutionel is believed to be in the inter- orders for riggwg • juryman, ,,,eh was whose ploughs ent,
byhe Neil 1nd isb, qihe1 Ines the kiln hurled in the torrent. of their heavy elate',
Wheaat has already leen consumed Bo-
, loughs look the first and second off hernia, anal it is said that ankle very cob-
siderable help is centributed b the Gomm -
went, the article, i p trent, half the population oil Galicia tad
is generally believed that the demand
11 rel Gairge atrtet, • ransytvatiia ,oust pen+h drriog the coan-
urgency with reference to the trill, on the ing winter. Thu aid the (Goterumese es
subject of responsibility of the I'residenC James Barge ,two boot and shoe makers, koro• of the gentlemen PP
would be referred by the Assembly. two , y g � f It m 0o coaditio0 to yield, for already n
b t t of other dwslhng• a is more Oban a probabi&ty that tbe�sstn-
Frans the Journal of Commerce. close to us, and proved to be thehrig• Har- are made, There is a large gaudily. of ,ble throe hoot ire devuutug Pdie ew ermmea! tit a o ke k e
t towm � there me R 9c a ni'i' carr and is Bobetatia
a hear bus.' of duet Nowa
of Gov -
t d the Mini try
est
est of the Uoyernmea , an + P At Arthur . quay rail• wen aim"
are supposed to be aware of the production immediately set about, Mr. Rkls, render- premiums at the late exhibition at God from' the turf -►nae is the• near, aod fell
k h
for
f h i I if not to have got it up It
While thine emphoyaog the wok' wand one blacksmith l th and axe maker, Charles Bowe in Cruise's
i. hie able assistance at this facture. rich. 'Clare are two blac strut shops. „tit house• io [hrnmark strseI Two wis-
• , c-sml lintel, -
of sail! a boywas beard, and oo luoktbg to Shaw : a cabinet maker, and house builder were blown in with a tremendous crash,
stn is there b.•
windward we descried a nail been can tailors • an asbery, a distillery, two in rut with 'lap., The shot wee •
tanneries, a house carpenter and joiner : by t • m a f ag • have recourse
known flag ref distress.) She snot came there is a brick yard, where excellent brick the vicinity. sod enured ui - an !Minister of Finance nous el
upcosuolable element was dieters• 104 forced Owe to keep lbs
•• ere It will be
Caine -
roe in large numbers attended the declara-
tion and escorted hie into Goa long ra Bis- b b d
lance of twelve miles,) with a long train of
the cavalcade was met by huuddreds of the "bound too New York, w;nch s lee P°tush made an he sl ip rsaemblisr 1 7
levied chit ' ,t wcwld bare a rwsose
inhabitants, cheering and hurrahing in the ACCOUNT OF THE LOSS OF THE nett, P° three public hoa+e+ in the village, the, up from the earth, and took s crireoitooa and :Moravia ;, ^tire eotsbtry, aod give a
most enthusiastic manner. Mr. Cameron PASSENGER SHIP " UNICORN, us immediately our commander had 3,e of t Bayfield Hotel" by Donald l:nrdnn ; r„tit., loon' down Denmark .tr••r, effect u
13UL ell S•• i O LIVERPOOL TO- the remaining boats lowered down tuts which th ” 11 Wellington Arms," by W. W. through Mun • t .tees!, and en on, In Poi tai tad concentrctia to the
f f .l f p
was a horseback ini front of ., long thin . • ST. JOHN, N. B.
of waggons,eatrriages Arc. Ace., and paraded
who b Id a new store and P
to the inverted Union Jaek, t'1u well
the principal streets of the the town amid By a Passenger of the ill-fated Vessel.
the wild, bold music of the Scottish Bag- —
pipes. He carried on one arm a sheaf of On the morning of .Saturdajtbs 1f�tidg
wheat, and on the other a model steam eu- of October, we sailed from Liverpool, and
gine. as much as to say, " the Representa- daring the ensuing six days, •c.•aperienced
tive of Farmers and Mechanics." After vsrc.josgb weather and contrary winds i—
u
• fair share of marching and a very cnn- 1 but the skill and vigilance of our common -
mit
e mein ors o the election Committee and vember. we bad favorable winds an
some other Gentlemen, to honor the new a :ond passage; bur ow the evening ofthat
membersith a County Bail. TLe Run day, it was evident to the most casual ob-
tame off on Monday evening ill the Hall of server, that the ever -vigilant and experien-
the IInron Hotel, and was one of the most ced eye of our commander, observed some -
brilliant assemblies that has been witnessed ; thin in the appearance of the heavens that
in Goderich. About seventy conple were did not augur well; for early in the even -
present. Many bad come a distance of inn he commenced making every prepare -
twelve, and some cren twenty miles. The lion for a storm, but in such a manner as to
respe.tability, the wealth—the intelligence heroically re ou
.]arts:° the mines of the total loss of their own effects,
--the beauty' of Goderich were there.— his care. Earlythe ensuingmorning,we
Nay,even,some of the staunchest torics in believe were considerable; and
were dreadfully alarmed by the heaving and loss of their lives, for the last boat
the District were there, and displayed all rolling of the ship, the creaking of the tim- rely returned and taken them ea
tie satisfaction and harmony of feeling that bees the rollingand tossi0 of barrels and
could possibly be desired. In short, we g brig, on which at this time were
boxes, and the terrific thunder Of the angry and about 100 of tbe passenger*,
cannot preteud to judge of these matters elements over our heads and around us.— ,
$tang it is the first Ball we ever attended,ill-fated 'Unicorn' made a binary
eOur terror was soon increased by heavy sunk about seven o'clock on Sten
but we have the authority of the hall -ma- gushes of water down the batches. This, ing. The rest of the passengers
kers for saying, that both in regard to num- however, was soon remedied by the prompt o, board the 'Daniel Webster'
hers, harmony antigood conduct, the Ball
ma
e
he jumped, and was rowed on board tee brig
and after remaining some little time,teturn-
ed, and gatt�e orders for the removing of is
many of tie passengers as the brig could
take, which evidently could not be aft, she
being heavy laden, not exceedm -, I b liege,
one fifth of the tonnage of the ' 1.nicnrs."
lt•,r -w st.K ritairaetrwat epotier ser•. a4 en-
nounced, which after some time, als6 nbser-
�� tL9,ae it that
of his owe things as he
er and 31r Riches, vied per
to their own personal effect,. der
e e in o enc
Conner ; the Farmer's tau," by N- C% Thomoed gate, deter, a nudartble damage :unaient. .',der these appear-
lippet, w is u{ ire to house roe •+ty, unroofing maor Boal. bt>!t"of an interruption to our commercial
hotel ; and a new brick• hotel, - by Henry tt^Re• etorrt. wt elougt
11:.c
ve Tb• sou %.aaliny with contioeutal Esrope, it o plea-
n,arket in �luagett •free{ �u ennnsant to reflect that with all tine rest of the
pour, ar0u,,,f not been for many years a better promise
Hawke, is soon to be opened; two new dmaged, whits window ehunera, iia .o world—ca.t, west and south—there hie
stores, a lar storehouse, and several Boil- were
__ - building. TL. mire of vii- and door post• were blower-'
e-, _- much (teems paper...opt
lige lots is about 060 for front, and $='0 'heed from terra
P P
for back lots. '.'here is a nae ag
country in the vicinity; good farms, under t
c7.!tieatiom, are worth from $12 to $20 an
acre ; unitnprovedtan', from $3 t
acre.—Free Press.
icultural t
eke in
a,rt 'het they bad to ment.
o add, we
- ,ntoo'e Ho.p.tsh where
be .earr,nu• •este. 1t e•ratber
,l-• .n.. rstraordiaary pbe.
�oatiosd tee ra.s a to the. locali-
40• s tae++ 1
f.'. t erees,il nose M slim a OI
pnrtlon of the coy. [nine... seem?
o., Nov. 24. 0 soon after, I am uoab'e to f•trnish more
e bis finally been in detail. As 1 ,. rite, crowds ars enure.
Cabinet meeting to.dav• gated ill every qu,rter, ta!k:eg ovet tDe
columns of the Republic. unprecedented occurrence, wheh will les
N. - iii be made of the Primdesti- long remembered by those who witnessed
selves to tbe safe transmission oftllfa' Sen_ si t , se it was rumored would be the it It a rattail, remukable to that Ail.
gers from the now fast sinking ship
boats—calming their fears by dee that pa�rees• The Spamsh vacation is fu1,y
ee b 4! r.
present neve
Pic CRE OF CANADA.
Cased• is a sago:fie.st country. 1 doubt
f mech 1/ Hawes has creat/ Mw
�.rntrt moa the• wboi,Lartl. Theta
01411rtatr eta= et years., sweet?
strata, ch.efly Inrmed•istluvree srSiel•ren,
the repent of water say be. It e, from
Qi.ru•c to the 1611 of St. Mary elma•t
a A.t
NIT IN ie •rseated and etudJ.d wit►
lakes, while its littoral* ee • river unparelled
G;eesoo'a timberyard in h:aen street, huge 10 the wertd,•zp•sdiag teen •aermoe• he•b
water e••., $bueediag with Mb. if the
tropical luzurte• are ablest, 0 ill wisteria
the Ten President commends Kossuth to
beams were blown about.
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
The New York Tribune, after ably re•
viewing %Weems and progress of the moos
toter, Rosie, and his savage government,
and the political coedi:ion v! the Argentine
Confederation, thus Odell up with reference
to the struggle wh ch has long beam gang
they would not quit ship until they all nested in the mee.a„ y Webster.an :wag' k severe, it yields alt the Fs»peas
The message has been forcaded to every fruits abeodaetty, and eves some tropical
hands safe which declination they nese, cote( to the richness of the soil sad
city, to be delivered to the press, upon its
l ll adhered to although it . - delivery in Congress the great hot of rte sum.n•rw Mese K
Report of the Secretary ofillW r~• (oder corn. flourishes, as.l a more whole -
The
story will not be completed for a week or some, aid better thea any p:aJne&.1 is the
more, ow10g to the suppo.ed inaccuracies warm wutb. The crops of potato—that
apple of the earth.
io the return of some classes of produce.as the French term it—
in
The declared value of for enuon .:; art are 'Teal. if wet imperinr• to those ohm"
execution of the -. 's order to have
pool, the two ships now re
of Monday evening is entitled to stand the hatches put or. and secured. The - - .
A'urni,er One. pecGve courses. immediately
screams of the passengers at this time was the brig under weigh, her c
Qf We have to acknowledge the re- heart rending. I could see in tbe eounte- Alarsten most humanely began
ceipt of Seobte's Almanac for 1852 which, mance of such of the crew or officers as for our aceomm•
like its is all tient could be de- passed within my view in the discharge of ' gallantly saving our lives hie
sired as an almanac, and as usual contains, elver duty, that things were bad enough Ia seemed to be to preserve them
besides, a food of statistical and other use- their estimation. We were now beginning flee, , bis cabin to
fel iafetmation. It is the cheapest and to feel somewhat reconciled to these Odor -
clearing out store rooms, and
best IlubGeation of its kind. monious sound+, true to maxim," Ignorance tags over the boats for the
is Bliss ;" when an awful crash over our himself and his ship's company
er The Western Progress is the title beads 1 alarm. We bought allowance of water and pro,
of a sew Reform Journal jest comme,eed our last moment bad come, and ob ! what tering "good samaritan
m Woodstock. It is a very respectable sinner will not thea call neon hn God. the and .ari.ha+est to those wile
sheet and ie well conducted. Surely the mediately after this I observed some of tine i arid, his tiww iamb,
Radical County of Oxford will make an officers of the abip making down 10 tbelow- taking us on board, we eek •
effort to sustain a paper in defence of the er bold, 1 understood to ascertain the quare- contrary wind+, whish Breve
polities of the majority. City of water. i inquired of one of them to leeward, rendering it reek
how it was with the ship, and learned from the allowance of water to ase
IJ re Much of our Editorial matter has him that the main mast bad goby the In elle state we were apis
this week, been laid aside, to make room board, carrying away part of the-poep deck, tiered by 11e emigrant ship
for the Schedule of Fines and Conrirtione. the gig on the quarter dariss, with other West' taking sevroty of the
We will make up for the deficiency is our damages which i cannot name. He also us, who suffered very much or
east.informed me that the galley, with all its apo- deck of the brig from the i.
penduges, :re.. had been swept away off weather and want of soffeieat
10". WOOD !----.Subscribers to the the deck; that we had sot one yard of can- On Sunday, tbe 16tk,attie
Sigma/ intending to pay their f vasa left ; (hat the fore top gallant mast, taro Marsten, we rr54 prayers,
in Fire Wood, will find this a convenient topmast head, and fore yard, bad been ear-
ell thanks to God f deliopportunity to bring it in, as we are much reed away ; likewise the mazer top sod top lade �; after Or►
io want of it. gallant mast. Soon it was annonnced that nr, doe asd t1lskfiRy
there was upwards of &eves feet water in mamma
hold. The commander instantly gave or- ET.EKLTAYLOR,
den for every man to the pum on bear- h s.#-sm.. writiag the
ing which 1 seifhtnbkd nem clothes, and main that Mr. Riches is
e
f.aetuaz.--An 1 , i.er-
tare, Preparatory to a Series, was given
by the Itev. Alezader MncKid,-oo Weid-
man/ Ev [set, at the Hall of the
Nem .f istp.ralase, On the Passat
State of 8esaieo."
with several others of the n male Mums. Hibbs, Bright Is Co.
for the deck, where I net the Iwdy velu-
m ummsader, wM told s that oer hat and
.sly bops was sere tie pump. Ad dt
Mudd wa. the *Rist .bat there met my view;
Room rolling me moustaiss of whims Ram,
flows vent iaelimas of lath hien
.►11m. Aad tins M
Whetter res ere Mule
tbe world. yew abeam/Yore
welt dewed. Geed
rss.vsd with a .elle,
mewat—mtilla hefty weber
epee, shovel .o•eefbr
.
tie
and
-en-
got
rer-
re.-
got
J.
e ar-
After
trety
sxrr
ed 8112,000,000, Nene 840,000.000 more I other unmet; wbtle all the vegetables of
than during the previous fiscal year. Thu I rho temperate regions of W. world grew
statement is believed to be enormous, — with greater luzurisace ishan to this engine{
The aggregate of the specie eaportod, is field.. I Lav• •ueus•fully e•.itms I. A to
1139.250,000. tomato, fur envies; eeunes, at Kingebs,
Mr. Corwin win reecomeed substantially ted Toronto, which are not the richest or
the sane princtp:e of modification for the brat parte of Western Canada, as far as
tariff, be did last year—that is specific duuea vegetation IN cone•re.d. Toilette grows
wherever they can M applied. q well in the Western District; sad where ie
Interesting statistics exhibiting an extra- better wheat barefooted time Western
*Misery decline in the iron interest', will Canada . While bay, and that beauty of
toe report. fhe landscape, the eel* resai
greets end d velvet
The census returns elbow • profit on Governor f C carpet of the earth. is a�uedant sad Wesel.
ant. if the mrjs.ty of veg•tatioe n calledoi
:o gnestion, and intertropical planta brgbt
forward in contrast, eves the weeds mod
climetrackless forests of Omani, clime to rask-
ness of luxuriance pn.a:., w111 do se utero
thee compete wall the glory of the primeval
woods of Canada. I knew sotoisg a 1M0
world capable of weeder and adeeireetes
more directly than to travel aloes tbeoagk
its forests. Pities lifting their lefty Wpm
beyond oat'• veins, Hales. be Mellow Me
head backward •o as to be painful to lei.
orgasi arune*uoa, with trunks that r.
fathoms of,ltre to epos them; oaks of egad -
tie form; rho 1 gra .fel weepier
elm.; enormous poplars, whom, usdn
must bo peen to be eosowvedadens
equally vasls
t; walnut trees of immense ems,
the beautiful Intel' sod wild curry, huge
enough to make tables sad fondue of.—
Bowayee.ilre Canada.
on the River Plata :
" Such was the state of things about the
first of.1onl last. Gen. Urgoiza, the Gov-
ernor 61 Entre Thom, who had hithertn sup
D',11011 Rums, suddenly rose against Lnr.—
Thls took all parties by surprise, and when
announced in Europe eras scouted as a fa-
ble. Urquiza is the strong•et man io the
Confederation neat to Rosas himself. Ile
motive Was probably ambition for himself
a od independence for hie State. With him
wool Veraeoro, the n orrient.r,
—and Paraguay, which had never belonged
cotton , ,varying from 7 to
10 per seat. to the Confederation, but which Rosie had
Between 81,000,000 and 88,000,000 of talked of subjuglting was friendly :o the
iedebtedneea. Including idemnity under the revolt. Brazil, which had long and vainly
Mexican Treaty, have been paid during the complained of cattle -driving and other evi-
cts year—bot of this sum only 81,500,000 of rages committed upon the people of its
• lbs registered Public debt is cancelled.
southernmost province. by thea soldier of
There i•eoasiderebbdifficulty among the Roma under the order. ofOnbe, and which
dem•erats, relative to a choice of a Speaker. had, perhaps, other motives for demriog the
The test of adherence to the Compromise overthrow of the Mower, joined the lesgue
Measures, greatly embusses Northern mein-
and sent an army of 40,000 men and • Beet
nkat
dime
bees. .
The Repiii(ic of this morning .aye, that
aur, do rout uMono approving of the
m•s•uroe as the party platform, were laid
on tis table by 54 to 70. Grid, for Speak -
gni, ern bed 53 votes, Cobb, 40.
re -
the
DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION IN
NEW YORK.
New Year, Nov. t6-6 P. M.
At shut a quarter put 6 o'clock, a Are
broke oat i. the Ave story store st the cor-
n er of Depey.ter and Pearl streets. Some
4 or 5 store are now on Are, aid the da-
rnage-well be imwase.
4 6 1-t e'CLoce, P. M.—A large 4 story
iM
•
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to aid forces,
led by Urgorza. have •uecerded so fu s• to
defeat and capture (tribe. asd destroy utter-
ly the power of Rous north of the Plata
and the Parana. Uruguay i. thus entirely
liberated and Montevideo caw regain its
looses. Whether the allies will eros the
Parana tad proceed to drive Rosi• from the
coontry is not officially declared, but there
is to doubt they will attempt it. He eve.
deftly expects such a movement, acid ie
making forced levies of troops by way of
preparation ; in nosy placers every mae is
compelled into tbe service, leaving only
women, children, and infirm p•rsoas behind.
" %Va see little chance for his 'emcee' is
the struggle aguost Urquaza, who is like -
brisk building, No. 4 Fletcher 'trait, sear wise a gaucho, but lora ferocious. it would
Pearl, occupied by Penfield, Clay is Co., not be rurpmmng to hear by the next arrival
dreggets, alto the beildi•g No. 216 Pearl that the once Dictator, had fled
✓ erset. occupied by Burlin' k ;Foots, as a to Farland, where he ie sail to have groat
papet warehouse, Shirty k Co., auetiotoar, wealth boarded up for the day of seed.
J. T; Gilbert, paper bagging establtahmeet " We shall not regret hie downfall, for a
R. A. Helms, b•rdware, G. llavil•sd crock- worm goverem•at than bit csnsot he ; but
err aro entirely consumed. Loss cannot we &ball 001 •sp.ct ny growl tmprov.umeel
ref be ascertained but it is thought it will from tooth a ebaage. South America 1.
fall bee little short of half a •,laws, still destined to have a sperms, gavage, std
•trameery MPulatioe. The epoch when
Tho Quebec Times says diet there ►as the Inman fumrly well have sequlred wealth
bees left at the. Alive of that paper, • eon- and power gh to reduee te culture to
fertile pis of that e..tnset, ant to cower
them with Digest, orderly, .dc.cm.g,
asd happy pimple hes net yet arr,ved."
eve iodise stew. &steel, foetid by Mr Lauer
ss the Segw.wsy. (t appears to have b..s
snide for ahem purpose of «parsiing the slim
fkem tee 1..h of snlmsls, and for •ooqqh • per
-
peso 11 le proaotnesd by good j,m4gsM to be
serener tattle kerne. used 7s1 the primal
My. its oily !self is that it le heavy bot them
edge ts b.suttfetly grimed dee►elan by •
burst talus.• preemie. The theses m the
eeyhb.erbed ottprse n N M ..suedes
P para, Nev. 111
Mr. Detriet Atterayy taunted the
verging mused those** for the pres.euues
t■ the tib( of Cgot.., Hab.swey, by bKb
trauma • renewed the whsle els eengta.e•.
aid heartsg of the eau. ,. s 'push of toe
luau sad was II.I. sd to with ;marked at-
tg.Ues by •.r,wdsd.e.et.
STEAMBOAT A —TITS&
TY LIVES LOST.
Lxwta•roty, Dee. 2.
'rhe Steamier• Aroler and Die Verna.
the (miner aseeadiag aid the latter deeoeed-
ing, came in collision five tales below the
mouth of the illinois river, ea Thursday Iain,
by which the Archer was completely est is
two. Sbe sank in fifteen feet 01 water.
All the persons ma the lower desk were
drowned, ibeluding ten of eke deck buds.
Tke ember loot, u far as aaeerttised,ie
thirty. - Nobe of the boom sed papers b-
loagug to the beat were saved.
E.TiilaTDD TALUS Of A BAG.—A Ih v.
mer roil to got his grief grund at a ttttill,
borrowed • bag of one of ire .eigbbo.'s.
The poor m was somehow or other knee&
d into the water wheel, and the beg will
him. He was drowsed; std who. H. r-
lanebdy news was brought to his wilts, the
exclaimed : " My greatest I whet aIMO
les ewe about that heir •
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