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, es walls, wales which hes
Ilut let heart was b.
year bad passed she ley
lo *el heaven looters
tee dome, awl the I'eedteee
pn visas. Lha little sowed wheal
lite to C iwinal love, :1day he
regia la ver beano forever.
The pour Con -dentine N'erask
fear fate it was to be loved
are bred, sarrivere yet Torg
the world, a miserable beings. I
•sea by his owe family, who might
/hang (or bis relief, be is a prey to
wretched suffering. The Meagan
meat does not forbid alma to the
Ther rest gam to Nert•chiask, a
blessing conucrates every mite i
fir the sUeviataoa dim unhappy
h.tad be
wean w yea IrwTns.-We wl•h
ekes, bad atuns our brother peelers and the purl
epos 1.r to bear. of a icuuo4nl who mole him
.o Wep,.wr ••1f I(. 11e1. tloitb. *bleb is probably •
weedere► •.suna.I name, who is trt.11iog. and e
etre.n tlw rigel in the work of subeatsug chanty ,
:he Boa of Temperance, and orb► thee,
r •ie••Ofy .l the day, all of *hush be rtat:us c..am•c
taw auh, a wtal.bab,., • sew urJe
i, wheat called •• The Koieb,a u( Ilu•../ty." 1
as few suer eesd•d in gems, sours Sao more, sn
nitre by lea,aug town ubout paying a 1...1. Be ,
'orgol(es ul •10.11 ••atu.r, of bnyt.h appearance
du some- with a long patted nee, sad • nuts
the most ranee mdic•tirg sesuraace sad low trickery
Ile pretended ria b* wbjected to Eta one
(aorern- which be had here, and uid not e 6t w
exiles. p.y the docierfor bleeJirg him. We ho
nd God's our bertha -no of the Prete wail " glen M
0l thither fit,'' and hope the tea'. erne be hu will car
Moot ort 11.e tea tele of the eeuu^Jrtt.-adran
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AN ECCENTaIc EMIGRAN
TOR.
is a wroth entitled Walks ■rad
art American Fenn! in M:nglai,d.
Thur •.y.. •• On (..rd the S.Jwg ,
seine iv Iruru the State., were four
nen. who had gone int a. eritagran
to New Turk, and were returnin
sad the most notable eharactor tun
of thio slap le one Dr. '1'., aeuihcrr
emerant ph. minion. 11. ap;rea a
been writ educeied, and re of •
Irish funds. ilea diploma is sign
A.l.y Cooper, when autegr•ph
Iho• sees. Though r yo..ng than,
broken an spirit au.1 hod* Ly herd d
11. makes hiu.w.f a b..flvun for the
mem of the pasaeuga•, a.d sate.
young torn tel the fi..t ashen aft it.
a to reward hum with l.gn..r, treble
ben Jewn right cr►ay. Even therm
student who kept hie aeighb..urs
with hie midnight prayers, wear b
..e -•Ick, has •partietpaled in this cr
Dr. T. has been '• imutt00." as the
mats nye, by • young. lady of,he fl
in, who does not altogether discolor
ratan attentions. Holten up t
of a gentleman as the reduction of
eum.tsnceo, eating hie dinueeat 4
(briar tens enabled to rook it who
Ent cable people are b•luw eating
which is served at bei past three.)
Mitred that it woo "lily to oblige the
that he took • berth in the second
ape he certainly should not hove don
he bad .aspected C.0 pr..tiscuoue c
ter of the company he ehuuld he as
with there. 'The forenoon 'h• spa
combing his hair and a ti•kare, clean
thread -'sere coat, smoothing hli c
ht, and pol,ahicg hie oboes. Noun, 1
eines he has become tense:on
1 ' passion, and can feed or lure,
traded offs part of 1.e •tock of bread
pair of boots, ):tech enables bin" "to Jif
with stuck rigs and straps, notch to
11.1 tR dancing anal fencing bouts. T
noon he comes on deck; with tea con
tone) to ahs neck; he wears • bat
collar; his hat et met oat rakishly; and i
e yellow ked glove dor fain right hie
thumb may in ucs.ieg-hu thumb, t
widerfare, is stuck ,der the, breast of hi.
allowing •bot rest to be advantsgo usle
Played, his other hand is carried habl
in the mode of hlr.•Pickwick, under
skirt of his coat. fie is a good fencer,
.r, card player and trickster; a safe we
'even in a rolling ship; sod when ba'f
over, dances • j g, hornpipe or Frena
aria, and loins a pirouel.q on the top e
capstan; plays a cracked clariunet, an
get .oinething mica every curt of mu
instrument; he •poute t et tricellamine.gives
nations of lei g actors, a• eteryt
imp -poises, •oJ .•n Sunday •haunts fru
prayrnbuuk, a.i 1hat eye* the religioa.l
alined may eoeuienti.•uely enjoy his enter
torment. A mast faro treasure for a lung
• peewee. Stun of our passengers dcdar•
they would have dicd mita Ju!ness if at bad
not been fur him.
Expositor.
T DOC l.At•.re or TRa 1 t.s..A, Carpe
rh,pyanl in flus ear, on the Queen's birth-
, at Iwo o'clock a handsome o
eehn•.r
T.Iks el or ter tuns burthen, built by lir. tildes,
" the au Ilnuuann, one of the owners, for the lake
"lie/ we trade. launched auto Lake Ontario, "where
u.o,c•/ she lemon very gncefuir . Her OMR 83
t tercel• feet keel, ole feet breadth of beam, 6 feet
K I.uo,e• depth of hn!J, ibe draws lee., than '4 feet
our pan of water when Mehl, and ie se elegant mo•
cturniog SO,nght and manger built. .Vat truss
to have tb.t the merchants of Trento will reward
w•.altny Capt. llamiltes'• enterprise by their pa-
rd be Sar (rtnsge.-E'xomiier,
we hare
he la all ('•'rate AND PaTBRTIC.-Amnrg the
finking. Memoir., descendants a the Spartans,
amuse. thieving a considered a very honourable
of the employment. An End' .h ,melte,, be.ng
(„„tee, entertained at the house of ore of tbe
h makes m.lonimiof )/:, took rums later artiste'
Ie -faced front • p•cko g care he had with hien to salaweke his &nosh with. At the sight of inch cast-
e was .o lines au oIJ seine begs in err. The
ueI fee. •Engesernan hang aeko,i what Meted her
emote ao mneh, "Alas ! my goal ter," she replied,
rat cab. "i weep because my eon a not here to
!gat bit, rob you of those beautiful thinly,"
•
he habit Tu. Wiry or Bra Jou. FRANKLIN. -
hi" car• Eleanor Ano Pordre was burn .n 1795.
o'clock, See ern mamlcsteJ great talons and a
let the strong memory. and acquired a eno.iderable
theme, knowledge of Greek and other Inquirers.lie de- Iter first poem, "Ti. Veils," was wrrtieu
•
owners when she ss seventeen, ller next wee
cabin, the. Artie Espedlrion: which led to her
e so it marriage with Captain Franklin. iter
bora•- p►ineip!e works is the •pie of • Tenet de
'doted Lion,' which apfea►ai in 1823. Her poems
nde in display mach eiegacee, .pint, and riebne.s
mit" inng.ntior. Thr lady has recently arum,rushed led the attention aed excited the admiration
nderd, of the clv:liz•:d world by her energetic and
of the persevering efforts to vend relief to ber .d -
he his tenturuus husband In the frozen regions of
, fur-a'the north, or to ascertain his fate, and that
pine* of her companions. Such rlerw,eJ affection sd
bra re-
wards denten to be rewarded by the safe return It
tbuof her husband, and a!1 would rejotce to e
and but.'
hear of ber summit bopse beteg grat,6 I to
to has
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d the SL
here -
aid
tualiy
the
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seat
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HURON SIGNAL
- -t-
gle We pobliah the fopewiag from the.
British Calumet of loth May, Ian part
of the proceedings of the Ceased of the
Veiled Counties of Y ork, Otta-to sed Peet,
by request
CASIL
The I Township Cteeke
Veiled 1'uentia eat murk. Varner, a
h•r,ng ,n co.nphanc• with lb ase
Law formatted to the C.un•y Trees
turas that Isn4s .oa•reeidoate w
autism of tie easy des 11,.,.,,. lea
et 1450, t' g.thar wile the Lairs of
cludiug statute labour •barged oa
ted part of lot sepsru.:y, Ib*
Trraturer 1' rocetJed In comforted,
Acr, and vein to the Canada Corn
statement comp In from ouch no
such laud as hs *opposed to be bold
ed byth.u,• *oh the ten dee the,
sett oubeequsntly appeared, it did •
Ismail the Inds b/tooglog to .there
furnished bits with a schedule of the
omitted, on which the Cuuaty T
also gore the amount of taxes due t
The Compaey however objects
charge for Stature laboer being to
the value tel each lot •eparat•!y, ins
on the aggregate value of ab• lands
by them :n each township, and tender
num booed or arrived at on their own
Moon. To this cause the County Tr
demurred, mad reclined aceeptieg •
of the taxa as ea 'calmed by the Co
no the ground+ Ihat the provision of t
section of the Assessment law as to
rag or ,ncrea,ug the Norther of day
the change operating generally and
bly, Etc! fee/ Sic. relates MI residents
and that the statute labor on eon -re•
roust be commuted according to the
laid down i. the Statute,
Thai if the law eme em
the statute labour should be rated
aggregate value of the lands of nos
dent., it would be inoperative -1. as m
the owners of sue/ lands aro unkno
the Township Clerk*.
That the 391 metros clearly point
that each tot or parts of lots of eon
dent lads are to be charged separatol
all tam.
And that there i• no pr!'vi•ion to th
to empower any tenter or body to mak
alteration 1e the taxes nn levied and re
ed to the County Treasurer.
The 99Ppiaioo of Counsel is tber
nought tda.tertai■ the correctness or 0
wise of Lbs position assumed by the Co
Trea•erer, and whether sale of rho tae
gumtree, wader all the circumstances n
cats, a part of the taxes bang teodere
declined, could be sutai^ed by the
tut..
0f the
ad Peel
..•meet
:ver r•
.el the
the .ad
1851, t.o
each lot
Coo for
with the
pa•7 •
eras of
sr owe.
eon, but
of con-
, they
loads
reaeurer
berms.
to the
ted on
'ead Ot
owned
rad a
caleus
ensurer
tender
repay
he 2:J
iodise
s and
►•tea
only,
idents
scale
that
m tb.
•resl-
eels its
w■ to
• out
reel
► with
• Act
• any
tura.
*fore
nee-
linty
eer°sty
de to
(the
d
Star
OPINION.
1 am 'of opinion that the position assume
by the County Treasurer, se set forth
thecae* submitted, is correct, and f see.
reasin en -
ire should n wby t
uld otbe pree•eJhe sale ofed with under the
stet!.
7 IR -
Tu. MoNaty Bon, ON. Ancor! %Von
DEM -This is one of the strangest freaks
ei( nature that we have yet witnessed. The
African Wonder' es it ie termed, represents
- a being resenting so peculer ea shiners
bete ern 'hn Monte species and the monkey
tribe, as. without any previous • knowledge
of its history, to pilule • naturalist to the
e16.rt at identafic•taon. Its neck chin
month and nose, are those of • human
white the comparatively small confer
wf the head, with its retreating fie
h one..'op d temporal, petered net
peculiar phy.rugoom.ral chancteristscs
prosenu a clow affinity 1u the mun
- tnbe. It le •bout 33 inches in height w
once but usually 'goes un fours•
away peculiarity demoted by tbe general
esetzatlom a the limbs is in their gr
ter length, -the lingers .red heads be
' attenuated. the feet •o4 toes of the lots
extremities curreeposding also with
upper or superior. A peculiar developm
of the Aatregaloe ear beet bone, le •
perceptible. The actions of this atter
• being partake•Ip every respect of Wise
the elms to nib•ch it no closely •Ilabe,
highest order of animal ; and it is up
the whole one of those wonderful ' fres
of enure wbieb opens a wide rouge 1
speculation or credulity, and continues t
cb•in ef bong by a graduation aright b
'Atterisg to oar species. -Charleston StuSi.
Alford.
ADa ALTiaAst PeaTRla'.4Jam•s t
First, mon afar Ms aceeeawn to tee E i
lists threose, was pressor to a spurt of Ja
flee to r'beerve tee pleadings to a cause
mune e..eegmeoce. The cuuncel for t
plaintiff baying 6.1.hed, the Km' was
perfectly wrested that be exclaimed, '
a plain ease!" and was •built to leave 11
court. Being persuaded, however, to ata
end hear the other side of the gne.tiun, tb
pleaders for the defendant made the ems e
tens plain en their side. Ou this the Mon
melt rose and departed in a great pasaun
exelauetng "Tony are .a rogues alike!"
Orws.Nn Cr Pn.T Orei n Lerrans.-B
the Byww n Citizre, we learn the a Shoe
maker named Juba Steen, ham been ate
ieoced to ten years to the Penitentiary Io
hreak,ng open • desk in the homes of th
l'o•tma•ler. •t Hubble'! I''a,l.. when b
was at work, evtrecat.ng• muoey leu.r, an
then wetting fire to the premiere, the Post
mance •nd his 1 mily mein: absent al 1n
limy.- Pa'root.
The QURg.. A.D Tsa ilxao-SOT.-.flee
day last rummer, when her klsfesy war
standeee nn tl.e p'b:rc rota •at Bilmora,!,
iketehteg the palace from a particular point
i
flock of sheep apprgacbed• iter Majesty
being intent on her work, look 1 111. notice
of the wooly people, and merely mored
a 1111 le nearer the side of the road. A boy
in charge of the sheep shoutin, o..t t the
top of • stentorian voice, 'Sean' out u' t
read, ' omen soda,• fat the sheep gee by.'' bel
iter Majesty nut mower Out of the way 1 dem
mete su feet as the ahepberJ wished, he j see
egaineh•:uteJ,!Fat are ye •tan',°' ther.l48e
f.r 1 Gang mit o' that and lar the sheep non
pane' One of her .Majetr'• alte,Jant., •her
who had been at a'dittance, In h.srmg' his B
Real mit bus rsi(niy se*srled, went
up to the shepherd, and thus add r. d
ham-iDo you know whoyou thus address,
boy r 'Na; 1 neither ken nor care, but be
eke fa she likes, she sudna be t' the sheep's
rood' ' That's the Queen, said the o9'eial.
The bee 'looked astonubed ; and after re-
eeeerjpig hu erose., said with great •tin.
plteity, *The Queen! (ib•fit, way imps sb •
pit nn class that souk. cau kes.her than r
-Glasgow paper.
ANTIQUITY. or Tex EL1IICTRICT;LRo*APU.
-in Anhui Young's trestle re France trout
I7u7 to 1789, pu!i:.had at Bur y St. E
The land yeferr•d to mum of nouns be
takes at t• nn^.residens land" and the pre.
•nmo^s of the 13 and 14 Vie., cap. 67; rep,
pittingsuch land ar
, • clear aed
and by tracing them throughout, no ether
eonclusina. I think, can be arrived at.
By tree• 4 -it to enacted that unoccupied
land, not known to be owned by any party
raident-or hewing a legal domicile to the
Township, where the tame are atusted, or
urging to act party "hose residence
scale, upon diligent Ingv,ry by the
for cfouch Township, *hall not be fo
re in. elu.l1 be deonmtssted " lands
-residents," and shall be assessed
teenier provided.
ser y Sec. 17 -Tee asseeor for each to
P
wba
and
thea
tin
*mo
1 mend e, to 179f, we find the foliowrpg pea`
minimum personage, which claimer points out the discovery
mei of the principle and practice of the elector.
put, city be (Mone. Lormood.) has made • must
re_ remarkable diecotery; you write two or
kre •three word! on a paper; he takes it with
hen him in a main. and tures a minima enclosed
rhe in a cyhndica: case, t the top of which u
br- ao electrometer,.* einall fine pith bar, a nna
r -a- cennecte this with -a cy Inde/ and an.elee.
Ing trometer in L einem 'Venmen•; and his
tier wife, by remarking the corresponding mo•
the tion of the ball, writes down the words they
eat indicate; front which it appears tbt be has
leo formed in alphabet 0(11101 ons.
ige As the length of the wires makes nodif-
e( hence in the effect, a nerve*p„ndence
the I might be carr:e,I on at any distance; within
os, or without a beeeiged toes for instance or
hi; for a much more worthy, amt a thousand
ear times more harmless pnrpoee, hot wen two
be bet er ns oronecnoo..ishibeedr prevented from shy
eat
e' A \VnIrDERft; CCL.ne*•-One of the most
ingtaoua piece. of Mechanism in the wore),
be to •aid to be a clock in the Cathedral at
g. New OrL.i... It to an e'ght dry clock, and
F bas three dials -one of six feet diameter fn
of (root of 16• edifice over a hundred feet from
be the ground: another of the mane sass in the
ear Intenar-all moved by the same InarMsery.
Tis The large (fate are of lran.parsnt gems, the
.e figures and the hands being painted white;
y ad t the back of the glee. 1s a doth of
tit black velvet, en irking the surface of the dial
0 to oppose black. These Jule are hgbied
t night by gas burner!. which by arterial.
, one srrang.•ment of the clockwork aloe;l,
are rxt,ngnuhed d•:ly at • change atone
conforming la the length of the sight. --
-a The rlock nccup,es but • Mel spate;
n strikes the hoer no a deep meed bell: tad
,s furnished with a regular cornpenaation
r pendulum, and, be.,,lee ora re
e • small weight actin sol.I ruler escapeweight,
. K r! y on the escape.
mens, which ali"getlier render it so almost
inf•luble time piece.
e Rter.-A moat exec lent Terms:, to pre-
vent rut is evade of one pint of fat
re -* courier !nen the office the other dry
asked the •• Devil" h!., lisle for pometu.
widen. 14414 Lw, • 1 wt rap as ions a. 1 ca
he Id my be, all.. Thew pot in • cou.n,a , who,
1 gape, Inlet( • lem.eu!le ; wit n 1 nit (TA.
aeul"n ; and when 1 wool Si an'tnun urea
'Net Inas. co. 1 Inman a pertuJ." WO cu,nol
1•81l.h.W 11..•e r.Ie., ro'admtrable fur Ler
41808p1 et'y, Ie.• 18. public.
Woman's Serreesie.--At a pow-wnw al
ImIllesus on Columu,. Rorer, the subj.et of
w6M woman'• 'bustles' was ducursed
by ch ef%.quawa, and medicine men. 1►on
.q..w took • bag of leathern. tred at behind
Lembo and net weir ed ube way it, which
114 pale -faced women walk with them on.
w.rr,wgnea•wd it was In ealch ,.sees.
•'her1 u.. fAI 11 Awl some, hing to de with
• p.rspinl,u*. Al last, the old doctor,
OSA ciao sin, ((OM whom decraon
•.a• an •ppral, gave the hrgnal for ei.
eke. ••.4,'•Tt.t the white wo-
• •ate •., good 1.,. ens as the In.Sau
end that the whaewomel wore these
• ,baa white et s• ,Atek Ther
.e weal trwse.d•' 11e tom eel duwu
polfa'd groats•
ni-h, mixed elite 11,opants r( h,,th'y rwa-
ecti. who .n
tied merits of turpentine, rubbed on the ,roe the am
or steel with s p ece of sponge. To. ear- tkr teen
moth may he a al,eJ to bright •lower, and
eves matherrrat,cll inatruntent.
,ring ,neer deficit, polish.
'hall prepare an goo -gement rell
ch shall'be estt down in Separate colugn
accordsog to the beet information
r power, Ms ironies of all taxable p
ta the Township, with tbe extent
ent of property amenable agamet ea
arm containing the particulars mentioned
in the Sebedule B, for each of the items
whereof, the ansessomiit roll shall nein 'a
separate column.
ore to be designated in the aseeeenasot roll
-but io • mart sePsrate frees the other hem
seesawed beaded t'oete-rmidente Mods Os
airesumot.'' and they shaft be est doom with-
out Ike mantes of the owners, by lot or part
of lot--autaericaily beginning at the lowest
ounaber-eattreg down opposite rads lot or
part of let, the quantity end value.
By Sec. 26-Eerery party aseessed upon
the roll, shall, if the property of suds patty
tre assessed at or beyond certain specified
'amounts, be liable to a .certain . number ot
days labor, accor2ing to a scale given. And
Nether, ties Municipality of t las Township
may commute the statute labour for a ma
of money, and may, by lavenw, to operate.
Ily and rateably reduce. soda* their
discretion rrrr e, the number of days tu
rebid any ands party rated in the amess-
meet roll shall tro
By Sec. t3 -The statute labour mention-
ed is the emit preceding accene,„ Atoll air
against nonuesidents, tie and is hereby com-
muted for the sum of two stellioge and six
pence, currency, for meli day's labor, and
the sum to -which ouch statute labor 'ball
amount, at the mod rate, shall be added to
the taxes payable by such non-reeideate res-
pectively, and collected as other taxes, on -
der tilts Act.•
'rne ssssss ore bowleg completed their
rolls deliver them to tee Clerk of the Town,
Om. and by Ion they me submitted to the
Coon of Revisits', sod the roll, se revised
by the Cour:, and (Melly passed, is Wading
upon el/ parties coacertied.
By See . 92 -The Clerk of this Towneht
shall make ont • Collector's roll for :h
Township, in which Ohall be set down th
true ealuotion of the lands non•resirlerets
oppeeite lo the respective lots, part lots, nee
parcels of head ail the same may be affected
.1 the decision ot the Ccurt a of R11,1111100.
11 • *ball amocaleulatend eet down tbe
memo for which nob party or each lot or
piece oaf land of • oon•reeideat is charge-
able for County rate, kc., and shall atm
hod yeegg sdL , :ea sett•... date M SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDEIIT•
C..sty rate, bo .sd pees' •et Mw (w -
.M11 preemie 1• villein tin a•M. 011e of tN meet shockingnewest, which
Sy Bee_ 4e. -A.4 •ev.riJ suces•dr
the ..i. ef tad. ke sabers ►oa u►se pines te t►» rieidy f.rs leeg
aced awl the mods of pree.Jure merited.
Thro.ghoet lb whole Act • broad die-
ltu•tioe a drew• between residents,
e4m tt_resadeete, with /*geed to that
The puttee themselves are
Inds
°oearesod epos f bit., ouiy r are setelt s out. Even
it the names •/ •n• -reorder owners be
kaews they must not appear, but •acb lot
ur half lot or piece of land mut be •teed
aWshily, with 1 • quaker sad talus.
Th• aese eere roll, thus prepared, goes be.
fur• the Chert of Bea isms. sod after it;bas
6.al:y passed this body, from it tbe Collec-
tor's roil is meds up, wit) the amount fur
which ruck parry or lot as r•hargeable for
rims occurred •bout half peat 7 o'clock, o.
Monday •v•niag lel, oat the F.icbborgh
RailroaJ, at a road ero•e•og a Wet Cam-
bridge sear alto Wooers depot. As e•
Ware the /acts trout • parwugcr, It appears
That the Norib•rm special trate from Bur
liaison was approachii g the cr.••eg •1 a
speed of about 40 :OI,.. se bout; the engin-
eer blew his long steam whistle sod rung .0
bell, ae usual, t 1t.e same umn reversug Oh'
engin•. Tb. WI 1St: ,need by sumo.( ibe
pascssaer•, who'impueted that then was
something more thee ordinary to ibe w
from the fact of the revise 'ming reversed
*bale the tram war guug •t such 'rapid
speed and sonic left tb.r .mit. lot this pun- r
Dose of locking outride. def••ra the ora^ 1
Poem M wID mess (re ems LAT• Ma,
McD.a*ta -11 will be ,.the nwem►ranee
of our readers 'bat Mr edema's/ M.:Dobald,
some twelvemonths neem a 'turflike.: r In
Guelph, woo wracked 00 Lak• lluron, soar
the mouth of the Saugse., on the 1418
Dace**, lata Just es the lake was hemm-
ing Of up •loop shore. Il,er hes
anaih. b•rug once otayaud. ►,.t •well
hope. were OutertaueJ lb.1 thsDody wo.ld
be found- Sy • letter received from Mr,
MtN•►, Bouthampl..., toe fne.J• si ,h.
dsc...•d here the melaruhuly •alafaciioi
of timeli r that Dia body was found iso net
2111, May, very near the place where h»
little rw.el came a•bnre, lir, klcDunald
ay war close wrapped to a macintosh coat, and
his watch, which has beim lurwarded here,
appears w have Copt at 8 o'clock, having
un down two hours from the tithe of wind
o`. There cucum•taoces we u IJ neem to
•J mite, that matter• on board the fcboun
r ha4 been going on as usual, to with,. a
short time of the catastrophe, which would
81upear to have beau eud,les aid usext'•cted.
,. McDonal.l's remains were interred ti
he wattle of Southampton. - Gael
,raid
Commuat,iu• or Stature labour, and a could be stopped, however thesagmestruck
fir se
rhes Wales to •o.-renident Ia.J• a earnege •weaning Nr, Wi!iia'n Sawver. e
ouch tommuratioa 11 not lett to the Courts of Charie,towo, his wife, three J.ughi."., :
•hi but a perenuorily hied by the Statute; and Mr. John Gibbs, ass -,n -law of M . naw- a
lie is bound a Collector to exact rho tax. I yor, knocking the c.,s.,,a ;nim fraymrnta,
es a not lurch a rho roti. lie has no w and instantly Vitae Mr. Sawyer, ht.,IJ.et t
•r to accept of less is say case u► vary daughter, • loon lade about 1a )ears of ff
•mot t
n s u say way. Within • certars' age, and Mr. Gibbs! The no".h•
er dsugh
period h• a bound w return hta roll to the tors mer• young children, the eldest oft A as TINS Sv.Jacr MINTY.CU^ TO DNATN
Township Clerk and to deliver to hers slid whom was thrown a considerable distance to Rowa.-Edward Murray • British arab,
to the County Treasurer as account of all from the track, .md escaped wrt'.out 107 I pact, Lee been sentenced to death by the se-
ines remaaerng due, with reason why the serious injury. Th• youngest, an Infant, ort tribunal of the consults to Rome._
sant. are sot collected. The duty of the was is its mother's arm' at the um• of I acme English resident* More •dJrsueJ •
County T with regard to defaulters Ihp colhsioo, an I angular enough, 1 wt....-_
u Closely mooted out, sad 1 ea find nu more It was retained to her embrace, *bile she
*tithe ty for Mm to depart from the roll than was carried • distance of 'evenly or eighty
the Cull rior. If b• could decrease the rods on the front of the eng,o., De fun the
annuals be could increase them, but h* has powerful uatrum•ot of datruc•,un could be
in feet no discretion as the matter. Upon .topped. %Vhen picked' up, Mr.. Sawyer
the return mad• to hien h a ons wa•sa•cleu her being /nctnr•J and
and to account to natterh f
a eats never •odd The infect to whom rhe had •a lurdl slue K i io arra with hew
contemplate gmog soy officer y g away from the prone, hs Las,n h
• h t t' primped by the republican, were stabbed at
putter for • o.` brain
pnoe.pal charge b01' ht • Mg favor The ,
the during g p,a est alnrra, Is
g bis service a oiteer of the po-
lice m Ancona, hs assncut,-,l with known
,ss, end ihit a C
•ererino, sod
smother Papal Partisan, who bad been Int•
eea r err m.-
the •mounts, Tim St t portion 1 of ud,eg t . o sight, wbi!ar walking arae
the is mach a terrible momenr, remitted enlisrm. g had afro.•
power to vary the amount. In tits roll •d. ih • together • nth the two children I (fon, the gwefnment to release them from
11 would ,• fact enable 'hem to renew the were token talo the muds,•• of Mr. Read, the sitcuefinmoot and convoy them safely nal of
Jec ort of !trainer). the city air item i h
mon of the Court n. Under
(hose circumstances, 1 •e• no reason why
the Conned should recede from their poet.
tion or hesitate to act ,a the matte..
Church street, 8th May, 833Aa1BL&
HAMILTON ASSIZES,
Sr1LRr CO MCD"u.AL.-T)'e real an an -
tion for damages, brut by the Plantilf: who
• t8s Editor MIAs Sperfater •g.,nsl tk•
Defendant, the Editor of eke .forth ,deleri-
ean.Tbe circumstances os which the natio^
was grouod•'d wife caused by force rowdy
ism about election time is December lest.
the Defeeelaot in 'vetoing the row, is which
J. W'a,Taa, Erg., M. P. P., was senoualy
abased, animadverted an strong tering on the
brutality of the transaction aed referred to
the editor of the Spectator as being the
leader of the rowdies. The t►1al lasted
from •abost 5 o' clock till i I p. m„ when
the Jury retired. After being locked up
411 sight they appeared in Court re.01- toot -
meg, mid the 'foreman stated that •wet( to
the faction opposition of three of the jury,
there was ao lskelebooi of their coming to
any-,d•ci•iols, Judge Danes recleaned
the they would nature to their roue, sled
reconsider the matter. This conduct .f
the Judge crested emelt •erpnee among
the audience, as the *inferno practice e
near by, *bon byaaan were • eft' y m t • son of a meri-
nos? needle, ; toriou, British officer, himself a husband
alled,ad every ttenhon pard the sufferers. 1 sed • father, has now been la a horrib:e pri-
Mr. Sawyer appeared to have been sire) son for nearly three years, debarred from
os the Intl side of the bead a.d baly, and committer with • legal adviser, and prevent
was mow emelt bruised. Me. Gibbs wage*
badly mutilated a to searcela bear eves
resemblaaee to a human beteg, h'. Lead be-
ing crushed to jelly, he ioteanoee protru-
ding trim his body, and bee body ane limbs
mangled !noel •horkingly. The horee•juet
escaped ea Iho inetaat,and the late waa,heard
they were dashing op the road at • einem Jtaalge• and tl err underlings; the pn.,
speed. The tra n war detained abbot en tuner a not allowed to examen the witness 1
hour behind its usual tame of reaching t' T. against him, nor even to be confronted with
city, aed immediately after no ajnysl at the them, 'or to know who they are. Ile is I.er.
depot Isere, anntber engine and car with netted to have no advocate ase• the one sp-
eech friends of Mr. Sawyer and of the (anti- mewed by that cnmtnil tribunal itself and
ed from receiving the rialto of his mother,
le wife, his chi J. ur his !rise bs, .see
through the bus of his prison, and in pre -
mace of two .p$rri, .11 eommonicat.ons go-
ts, on to the Malin language. All the le.
get proceedings have been hitherto conduct
ed .n • secret chamber, by the •►amend
y as denied, re urneJ to the seen of the
accident. -Bono• Journal. -
DESPERATE AFFRAY ON A STEAM.
BO %T.
ST. Lorre, May Ie.
.Pronepaseeneers who came down yester-
aae. un t • Packet ate drones, we leave
even with bias the is pruhabitedfrom baring 1
such cooference. as are Deceaiary to cons °
cert the plap of los defame lu
HURON SIGNAL.
THURSDAY. JUNE 10, (8.74.
THE GODERICH AND BRANT-
- FORD RAILROAD.
Trim Hamilton Spectator of a late. date en-
, deawouva to discredit this great enterprise
by saying that it is not a Canadian. but a
foreign project. meaning a L'uitcd
one. This is all rery well (we suppose)
so far as Goderich n concerned; but if the
interpole of 1Iamiltoa were to be furthered,
it would be immaterial to the Spectator,
whether it we,:e' by home or foreign
means. The Great \1•esteru Rail-
road must be eoodemoed on the name
ground as the (:odericu and Brantford one.
The only difference being, that Boston js
regarded as the further point or outlet of.
the one, and New York may be of the
other,
It is very foolish in a paper of the stand-
ing of which the Spectator pretends, to
endeavour to obstruct the itnprotemeut of
the country by such a tiny pretence as this.
If our Railroad ouly went trough Hamil-
ton, it might end in the Capital at W'ash•
-
ingtou for all that the Spectator cares.
Toronto is also indirectly endeavoring to
obstruct us. The people of Goderich for
many year.. have endeavoured (is rain) to
secure their eo-operation in a Railroad to
terminate at 'Toronto: IIuf In and Brant-
ford now come forward and offer their co-
states
operation; parties at Toronto seeing this
make a like slier ; but we see n. reasoa to
reject the first ober. '
The outlet (for many Tears) to Hamil-
ton and Toronto in winter must be Muskat
r New York, In fact it must :'t -.r;
nless nature itself changes --.eau:-ss the
Inmate amcJ,oratea•alot,- the t-'inane ice.
Itailroads are already cemt•feel from
akee Erie and Ontario to New i tri; and
>•oston--both of which have ba: buurs
cccsible at all seasons to vesrels. Tcron-
aod Hamilton are wady eodearourlbg
r.
arae -
i thrmsc.tcs of tlietc adltaatagei.
it can be right in then) to du to, it can-
oe be wrong in l;oierich nag Brantford
act likewise,
The Spectator and all of his way of
nktng may rest .asaured-that Goderich
rantford• will reciprocate the offer of
uffalo, fully as much as they do that of
stop.
GoJer'ch baa the best harbour oa Lake
rum. It offers,' therefore, Inc greatest
ucements for being the depot. of the
amerce of Lake Huron. The country
for a great distance is f.rtl;e and i-caltby,
and becoming well aettk3. It wi.'. 00 this
account bare a large local bcsiues;. The
valley of the Grand River on the !;weer end
of the Railroad, u fully equal ie at:ractive-
nese to any country. All these adc:ntagea
will make this Railroad one of t:,t most
desirable inrestments for• capital. - . -
Loot. OCT POR TAXIS. -The Gazette,. e
official,of 224 May,announces lands for sale f I
for Cates, in the County of Carleton, in the ,
b P k K I I -cited Counties of York, Ontario and feel, I is
that a desperate fi,rbt peewee/I ea Moedsy : m the Townships of Albion, Brock--, : a
night, 00 board the ,Vartha. No. 2, bound I (.Linguacousy, taledon, Georgina, Last , to
to Galena, between mote PenniyIra•+e Ger (.willimbury, Gore of Toronto, Kung, •lion,
moan deck pueengere, aed tbe deck titmice 1'ickerina, llama, trench, Mott, I'hurab i to
and firemeo of the boat. It Is stated. oat I
abridge If
Toronto oro
• n o •
d r
o authority, r t sea
u boric
r.. r hon :• .
g at*'
a
her. hlc
1. 1 y, seer the boat Markham, Whitby, and carborough ;
in, e
!eft this port, a deck head' went aft and of y+
lard a grog smolt to a !oily- deck peewees the County of bent, in the Towoshi s of ! to
when a jury, after beteg locked ftp all eight era which her bubtad, an aped man, and I Howard, Camden, Gore of C'alnden, 'Lone,
declare that they canton agree, aed that i• Iwo noes ted, and a tight •anted. arida the Village of Dresden; also in
then is sot the hast ehtnew o/ a renin
Capt. Alford. hese th f
for theer a acts, pet tee deck Chatham, and the Gore of Chatham • in tbi
or Judge to alwcharg• them. we I hand ►e4 one or two others where, wed pro- the County of Stormont, Townshipof
a. 1 wish not to 8. understood w imputice any'l Celeded on hie voyage . At a late h wr Lbs Lan- 1.B
tied ' Polthca! feohng oat ll• p.rt ef ills• ]01.. same sure as.. _. more
of
SO
d__c bands went
taster ; io the County of Wentworth, ! u
but it did appear le us, tbat on this mea- te erten* tisi emigrant faintly wers„located,
mon he exceeded the strict line of his duty. and m•de e•• et Mel weft oh•elene ind
The case •hoold never have been h
before s Cnort but • ttled 1 save Leagesge, which they bore with until
,,, usual among Newspaper editors. It is e 1 them to such a degree test they drew
„ had cgo to see editor' dragging their cos it beam. snd other esedly weapons; sod, al,
pg temporaries into mire and mey Wad 10 ge though opposed by 1110tne half dein 'tont
Or. being more frequently den by Ora publie. I men, the old inn and his two sem cleared
o, The jory roterand into c owl iiii 11 t oi 1 the deck, and drove the ruffianly crew to th
es, clock es T
•
•
y. n gave 410 damages i forward part of the boat. lo a very few
mouths after, the lights in tbe engine and
deck rooms were put out, and the entre
crew end witch, consisting of ten or twelve
Front eel Bathe Heed& mei, headed, rt is said. by the mato, melted
TO THE PUBLIC. afe esd commenced • nimt mind ass
We,. the undeesigned persons,
- • null no the unfortunate faintly, with wren
the paireeerare on board the stebeeing bees I chew,- Itemisers, sad ether dangerous wea-
me rook from the Island et MitelatOUti• le
Gwen Sowed, in Georgian Boy, do hereby
testify and submit the following: -
That ow Sunday the sixteeeth isat.,shont
pope (*WWI d• th• tonging nem. _ The old
aad tee same fought with delperatien,
but ware leanly overpowered and forced to
yield to *opener numbers. From all ac,
meets it moat ham been • meet deadl• and
our o e'en, P. M., • very woes breeze i determined fight, which the ether officers
commeneed to blow from the north-east, end mid p germ tried in yam to stop, emit
continued to blew until 'beat 8 o'clock, ' the centhetante were ee dreadfully wSunded
when it lolled -at which time the weather I sod beama, as to be nth or disabled for
become eery thick and foggy. sod continued l actin.
so for the entire night. leo donee was the Three ef the crew. at ia stated w h d
fog the% any object cored set be perceived
at • greeter champed' than ba/f the buns
lengths, and that at about 10 o'clock P. M.
the green! etruck en what we ascertained
(on the manioc of the 17th) to bet Ceps
Crocker, or what is sonsetunes called Cape
We further state, and testily, that the
reommander, Captain Alex. M. McGregor,
deserves the highest praise for hie gentle-
nittnly conduct to us weilst eager his care,
se palmation' as aforesaid, ind for bis cool -
nese, dectsioe. actieny and masterly con-
duct se a mamas, and • commander in the
hour of danger. And that we consider it an
set of justice to publicly tender to Captain
McGregor our hearty ocknowledgemente
ly POMO their ireinee. and the 01.1 men ane
on of his sons were put uff at the tcwn of
Lowman, at wbicb Mace they were lying.
at fast accounts with but little prompeete of
recovery The Merits leaded at I. misiana
abont daylight, aad remained jest long
geoligh to put off tbe emigrant (entity and
ooe deek hand, who had his hand terribly
cuTt.beTelime,riesrirenoinf•wmaislyfoftr,t0hmweenlitioarirredest,ed0 0.•
as reopectaide Pennsylvania Germane on
their way to Iowa. The old gentleman had
several of hie ribs broker, and hem other
Injuries, the physiciso gave it silos opinion
he could not survive. Ono of bre sone is
beyond hope of reeovery-hte skull be.
fractured i• severe! placee. and the brains
•nd thinks !or lite conduct, on the dar •hotre protruding, it ber4frorni, hT00htebesear:loydtwounchie
human nature could effect, and eigeionty
mid seamanship conceive •nd execnte was
time the vessel struck she appeared to us to
onforteestely witout effect; although at the
meeting her front her penises posture, bet
the usual place.
winch plate she did not 'top until hailed,
and then elm landed a short deduce above
ed at the levee, end Imatedratel
deck baeds who
The Kate Kearney met bee at Hannibal, ai
, be mooing through the water at a coopers-
tivoiy slow rate.
Given under our halide, at the teworof
Sydenhare, Own Bond, the 18th day of
May, 1852.
Mary A. Beeman, Gedertsh, C. W.
Gen. Smith, Sault Ste. Marie.
D. .I. Mitchell, Montreal.
Arch'd MeGab, Owen Sand.
calculate and set deice in tie roll, ie a sepa-
rate column% opposite to tlu Names aad lots
therein. the ainoent with which each party
or lof is chargeable for commutation ot Sta-
lin* labor.
By Sec. 33. --The tans on non resident
may be paid to the County Treasurer,
ail grim a receipt therefor, specifying
mini, Nee period for which if is paid
reship, lot and coneesaion, •nd for th•
ourpree of the wettest it shill hn the duty ol
the 17:erk making mit any Coilectoee roll to
Greeird immediately to the Cowley Ttare
•uter a eopy of en moth of the mud
se relate to Lamm on am Is of nea-
r silents.
By Sec. 40. -The Col atom y remelt',
1414• amerissiden lands if ineeree
within certain pee/3d, but by the next,
C141/11t he is boued to return los roll to the
by 11.4 42r1 Chimer, to deliver to him arid
the I.:minty Treasurer ae account of all
Isom remaining due rind sheering rippecte
each separate Ammo -meet why it hoe not
property to deeirain.
011 10
TREit Put hoe 'rem -I SAW a pee mom -
nee stand bendine over ths tomb. and lii•
tears fell fir.t met 'dies. Ab he raised Ms
Mined eye• to home, he eriod,
"My brothor ' nor brother,"
A mg. paned that w AT, and sow.
sentoteitiv Inv. while Ifeitig ;but whose
feemonable worth now feel."
•• What wystil,Ist theta du, if he were roe
fond te 11.0•1"
The remorse.' reMied " that he would
offend Min by any el 'shine went, hut
'se would take every ereasion to new his
friendship tf could but come bock to los
Ione' enahrice,"
" Then emirs al time to melees grief,"
mid the sage, "teit thou h ist friend., g.,
end chetah the living, remeroberteg that
they will one day dm elm."
By Sec ie the doty of the County
Treasurer to prepare • list ut mists lands in
itech town•hip upon whIelt any tares shill
rionien dee at the lime the Colleetnr makes
tone,' aid inp[Ortte leo or parted' of
EMIGRATION Flinn CA14•0A.-W0 alluded
th• other day to the number nf persons who
leave Canaria with the view of fettling in
the Westme States. but afterwards felOr•
tn tak• the chance. of life among the Cato.
mks. We beve hosed !navy of on of then
esespe-a very gond specimen of the class.
A very active, intelligent man, who had
been incensed as • moirchent. in nee of
nor hi -antler villages. bittern* dross tinted
with hos position as men will semetitnes.
without •ny good emote. end *Woo -mined
to neek a ri•sr home in the West. 114
nf American 1,10/1 aerie, one matted os
Me journey . Ile vented M,ehi ga n, 11 linens
Red other State*, and refereed to Tr/retail
kat erne, deeleriec that for ell the ninamy
would appear from the leek -mine which we
copy f.rom the New York /braid, of the
21st inst., that the expedition now fittiag
ont by the American Government to opes
a commercial intercource with Japan, is
considered inadequate for the purposes as-
signed it. It also !semi that ______tbe Ja iao-
ese are prepared to give the espedTiTn a
warmer reception than is expected. 'fhe
Herold s i -"We hare learned from is lies of Railway in fast progree• off ;
frigate Prince of Orange, now lying off
medium of loose of th,•4(Ouffircreeris-
Beetle laanleo-that we Mall have a totrvli on it in neon places. Near thie town the
rimers' bed err of workmen are emenred up•
emits are corned ne with mule, •nd in the
job in getting the Japanese to consent to a I I
from obtaining a peaceable negotiation and i ope•ai,ons proceed st a riird rate. Through
treaty, the Emper of Japan is makin b 'own along a g 'iod p •rtioa of th• lino In
the kinder's, of Mr. Coon, w• were him y
At c
hei coast, and that he hal a nation of well- ' p eyed upon it, and geed proviso@ ape -
preparations te giv us a warm greeting- Pared tn be roirking. in many :Imes It
that he has strong! fortified every pert oil
upon its. They agree in thinking that oar ab h h h h I hi., to page. flIfIlliolf '
equipped soldiers ready to pounce down
making an entry into the eity of Jeddn,
force ia utterly inadequate to the task in she Imre OW ha* WWI effaced them by the tteee St
OTfhtoheniast
doubt the sufthifeney of
etweed with. Ws are sorry to see that • i to a 1,0
Tea RAILROAD. -WO alluded last week I 00
te the szteilision of otlf,Raii road to Goderich,
„but had no idea of the fine feeling existmg
smog the people of -Huron on the eubject
of the projected road. On Saturday, we
had dm honer of • con ssss s lien with tbe
Mayor of Gedertels, who with nether pe-
dant' had ben net bore ea a deputation
to receive inforanation from and consult
with tbe friends of the reed ben. He con-
sidenetbe construction ef of the road to be
nts of th• men of Iluron when he said it dila
me
neat be done immediately. There has heen, I will
and stroeg resolution, in favor of the Rail eerie
Way, pasted thereat. The Dell is now set 1 ee .
in motion. Let all who desire the prospers !rivi
ity of the Railway and of the flue country :
lying between Buffalo nod Goderich, now ''r"
lend a hand to keep it moving.-Bionf /ft- our
i an in
meeting of the ahareholeero of this Railway ! mini
wee held in Brantford on Wedoeeday :he
end inst. The c..air tam tak•n at 10 elYer
tes in every Dumber on what Canada
do and shall do, provided the free
e policy of Great Britain is not re-
cI.:to suit the •C'anadian farmer, by
ng him a few pence more a bushel for
wheat. ThM in the estimation of the
pire, is cause sufficient for dissolving •
connexion • with Britain, and assuming .
dependent station, or annexing with
e SaMuel. The doinge of the Derby
;try do not seem to. come up to the
tion of our contemporary Tbe
✓ to evince no desire to dieturb thia
measure of free tratie for the sake of
-the (to them) netty interest of Canada.
oe , A. NI., by J. C. Clement. Esq., Pro-
visional Warden of the County of Brant. -
The report of the Directors for the preced-
ing year haring been read by A. thlkison.
Esq., Secretary of the Cnmpsny, proved
eatoisetore, and was adopted unarm.
mouldy. 'The affairs? of the Company wore
Mown to be in the most fiourishing atid
prosperous condition, and the works to be
progreasing et a very rapid rate.
The meeting having &dimmed at 12
"pen of *vaunting Director' for tbe ensuing
year. The choice of.the itherebolder• fell
mann M . Wadsworth sod Bush, of-Illf-
and Ceekshutt, of Brantford. A vote of
ttb•hanowks hisievringeebizantedpeirted to the Chairman,
We are glad to learn that the Waits of
the Company are in so flourishing a con-
dition, nod thst there is *very likelihood
so apt
deman
miles of the road ere alreadytedgraderiehairtndeetili m
te confidentially expected that the rare will
be muting between Denville and Buffalo by which
avPitaPela
MEETING OT PARLIAMENT. -Thert
are no indications yet of its assembling. -
What can be the amazing of this onuses/
delay 1 It cannot be for lack of sulojeets
to legistnte upon. However, the people
need not get uneasy about th- matter, be-
cause if Quebec is the place f-tr heir de-
liberations, they cannot delay much lnnger,
as the winter may overtake tliem. If
legislators do not always attend to the
interest of their constituent• the not
to forget their own, and thti will
d their assembling shortly. 'Fbe de -
Canada has not the control.
Bonet.° AND Bit•IITIJRD RAILROAD, -
No
Deincic
Cameos
Name of Vire President not stet:A.
retie party of the rnited States (in
Convention aseembled at Ba:ti-
have nominated General Franklin:
of New Hampshire for President.
ernoon the 4th inst.. ns !be Groderich
rse stage W11.1drIrell 01:t of the yard
NVillianas, son of "'minas %Valium,
ratford, happened to stumble on a
and fell, on the path the stage was
and which he could not See, °Wing
use corner intervening--aed the
nd sta e yr it. tee tad, lerealt-
of fib! hoses of the inwer part of
leg, end him on the
1 front of the head. I 4. ilyde
attached to the driver, as Ihe buy
e be could pull ue.-Comi.
for poneding down any of their
!revelled ; that 11 appeared almost Kenos- construction and that 11 the Jere!**
tittle tn preserve health in It : that law, or- I here nn war marine. they are other
der, sad the luxuries sof life were almost on 1 well renvided 'The
tfl that IA done, nperatiese h• pen-. coming,
skit of aelipsthy to thus haat and to nil- I
reeds in general, tepee,. in proved amen( bortes a
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