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poseemies of olgthm
versens idesitdmils
sattviltar
aaliemP‘`"'
rho NIA mat, die rep el
•the wane et 1111
Doak 01 " het meet/ prom leek" epee*
weeds
o twerible rempicso gad astray
west Mteretioser to stooks a (emote,
gips web oor„ Peel to endeavour *sigh h
herd the :• ot hoe s Ahem I. Upoe dr
It,o,
D eh, alive, bet meet. eabausied, sesame
hoe unmet, - Ile lied made the leasfirt
gee to ea:toy-um rope velech had bowed
1....had been beet es -sed be teed* tea grey •
to hie old quarters in the space of as item
arid • hall! Thee. .00 queittlow lost tbe
dog west over falie as he wee *tee
clout by Ilse %Mob. Nt. thew declares
Mil intention never agate to part weh Not
useh.lthee • setural death. sad be hopes
hat Ms temper may have bees inireved by
to meoluatary trip over the rail. 01
Snag pre.
Oalooe or Motrasiose•-"Blask. the
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ergo of utourair" Y• "h0r-0`1"
it
color of dottiest". whist) is melancholy
and 1'. opposite to virtue witch is the
rolur of light, of yob sod of h.ppi....."
The early poets atteartee that souls after
desth, went into • dark mid gloomy empue.
Probably .11 is is venerveasee with this idea
that distal/lima Meek was the meet mis-
ruled rotor of mourning. The Chinette and
the Siamese choose white, cosceiving that
tee dead became benifiie
cet genie la Tor•
ksy. ',leeriest ism/unposed el Muer es "'Met;
Ethiopia, of grey ; sad at tlm lime of the
invasion of Peru by the Spaniards, the in-
hatutasts of that country wore it of eseeee
color. Amongst the J panes*. white is
the sign of mte
ers:rig, sod black of rejoi-
cing. la Castile. muurniag ',sunsets were
forineey of white serge, The Femmes
cliohed teineelves 10 brratIVII, 0041, their whole
femily, and all their animals were shaved.
lo Lyme, the men woes female habiliame•ts
dusing the whole 111.0 of timer mourning.
TA.x.
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e.eessemei Taesday wewoe orart shout two beirs aft•rwaird
d, by the stip
, Jesorionesir stl Ai Court a/ 4temit's
Chief Jrasewoiehineet vies great to behold poortcs•
Is Rs CANADA souraite Y. J. P. How-
• a off the yoke of
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rlse Psermes piety
r
-.:osessis Wens we
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116.410140, colldheihk,tt.
emu svitilMesi who dtkpiee
Wsit:o say that, bireelly es the aseectios
w
d, i maths% two wary
Catholaes do met make common
melee with the poetise bo itemea, and ami
have yet to leers that soy party is Canada
despise Catlisties,--for from it. We know
dew* ere missy who hate the roligma
Catholics, but di. law wbo would talk or
despise% them is only to be the mute
of the lumatie 27 We may relate to
tlea subject.- .
(
m "pared sows mhos 10 asta, Tatissuassa oir Tans UlleTke Coeximae
„Aide the Worm, peruse attach- of Vote, Amy •se Peas. -K. N. is
..,i01n of the solo-
, they received the
Aga peeelat, by imints trietimi mate
no dime sod Vegebeelde. As Par the
eleither sod km two Imad-airosideins,
dor vat to the &silky% the venom rim
bed ibluatill my coffee was impniessed for
a flirt how noway years Has regular al-
,1111111alets of the gambliag-house were cow
eilifebd saapiciows,' aad placed trader %or-
Vealilltate aid I became. for me sit hole
wee (which is a Wog time), the bead
'ho.' is Perilas society. hly adventwe
was dramatised by three illustrious play-
mates, but Dever saw theatrical daylight;
few the eessorship forebode Use istroduc-
ties ots the stage of • correct copy of the
guabliag-houee bedstead.
Two good results were produced by my
tadveuture, which any censorship must have
approved. In the first place it helped to
justify the Government in forthwith carry -
oat tbeir determinatioa to put down all
gusbling-houses, in the second place, it
cored me of ever trying' Rouge et Noir'
as as iummoseasest. The eight of a green
cloth, with packs of cards mid beeps
*1 money os it, will henceforth be for ever
associated is my toted with a bed-esoopy
desceading to suffocate me, ia the Silence
weed dark/seas of the night.'
hint as Mr. Faulkner pronounced ibe
lint words, he started in his chair, and as-
eramed &stiff, dignified position, it a great
,hurry. Bless my soul!' cried be -with
a manic look of astooishment and vexation
-•-•1' while 1 have bee% telling you what is
the reel secret of sty interest ibe sketch
you have so kindly given to me, 1 have al-
together forgotten that I came here to sit
for my portrait. For tbe last hour or more,
1 most hare been ibe worst model you ever
Ind to paint from
'On the capillary, you bare beep the
best,' said I. ' I have been paintiug from
your ezpremtoo; and while telling your
story, you have unconsciously shown ale
the Natural expression 1 wanted.'
weed **(klieg tne I resew*, to eli•vr mese
all a osesdamee eleeeld sot 'woe cow
mambas bias im 'seem frees Ike Geode
Cowie, £1111 la. beteg the amount
el eakeinselathee dee for 'muse labor, on tbe
lauds of the CausadaCumpany, in three Cal
1,4 Cassettes.
The •pplicattne iv/nu:Idea nn so •ffidato
of the Commiesceer of the Cased. Cues -
patsy, seem, Hist Use Treasurer Gte-
evaealed hoes him £70 11.. fed. for tamp or
the lames of the Coolmay in these Unded
Criimikes-ireludee 138 b. Misfired
ageism the C. Inpator'• Ismer In the Pee rah
towethipe of these cocotte, for commis
inline of emelt, hmteis......teet toe erocipeta.
teas to rbargeil • • ibe value ofitach *fps
rate lot In ereectwe lowashipe, in •
stead of beteg charged to the aggregate
value of all tile lands of the Company us
each DI the several towaships, mad that tb•
excess til lasstion crested thereby 111110105111
Ir. £t2 18s. 3d. --itiat the Treasurer ems
weltaeare tti•t the ludo so charged b.-
1. eget! to floe Canada C. tiapeny, sod mad*
the charge guest the Company in respect
of them -that he has refused to receive the
anaeunt the% would he due, if charged epee
the aggregate ••lue of lands in each town
ship, and instate on the commuiation tax
being paid upon the value of each lot or
revel of teed as valued separately.
A similar rule, on the tame ground, lisp
been granted tu show eaupe svoy a 'panda -
mus *hosed not moue to the Tressurer of
th• linty of Kett, is eider to cermet am al-
legel ovetcharged of the same kind.
The mention brought up by these appli
cmions i• whether, under the A mem
Act, 14,Vic. chap. 67, the landip of e non-
remdeot owieg 1 loi• ur percale of
land In a toweptep, are recites, ly charge-
able, on account of •tatitte labor, faith the
ra•• of commutation estimated with refer-
ence to the •altre of each I it or parcel of
land separately, as they would let jells, COW
of resedent, a noo-'esident proprietor
uweing but one lot io the townshse, or
whether the non resident proprietor having
declared Mewl( to be the owner or being
otherwise known by the Treasurer of the
County to bo the owner of th• several lots
"Muth may belong to him in any one towel.
ship, can inset upon their being rated for
salute labor, according to the scale laid
down in the 2ind cirrus° ol tde volute, up-
on an estimate of the aggrceabs V .1110.
The 7, 8, 9, 17, 2u, 2t, 23. arid 32
einees are Close wh.ch bear upon this
question, .n1 having considered their lan-
guage and stemmed all other parts of the
Statute, we t Molt 11 1, clear (whatever may
nave been conrctured In have beenalthe in
tention of the legislature) that the scale of
charge laid down to the 21nd clause to ord.-
irg to which the miscued resident inhabi
tants of a township are to be rated to a
certain number of days Statute labor, in-
creasing with the amount of their assessed
prettify, bet with the ratio of increase di-
miniahing as ihe reale of value incr
can ooly be applied to tbe cue of parties al-
so up.o the assesement rode, in
oilier words resident proprietorp.
In regard lo non.ressident owners °fluids
i0 3117 townshtp, the act admits of no other
course of rating them in the respect ef
Statute labor than by fo.lowing out the.
provision, of the 32mi clatke, which makes
the tax io their ess• a charge against the
I parcelsuf land %loch trey may owr,
and not against themselves in respect to
their lands. Then each ciatrict lot or par.
eel of land being req.aired in such cases to
be rated by Itself according to its value,
witieert regard to the owner, whose name
cannot appear en the hmt. We epee no au •
there, for making an aggregate estimate of
their value, in cunsequence of it. being
*hewn apart from the assessment roll that
they do le fact all belong to nom proprietor.
They must all be treated wo think, as if
they be!cinged to different proprietors, and
must contribute according to the Vele. Of
each particular lot.
The effect of this will be that if A. living
in the County of York owns one lot of land
in each of .ix several love ships of the
County of Middlesex, or six lois in one
township of that County, Ma lots will in
'either case be rated for Statute labor:•c-
cording to their valuation, and the act
bears no more hardly upon him in the one
ease than in the other. Where any ane let
or parcel of land of 'a nor' -resident proems
tor in a certain township is valued at any of
the larger tunas mentioned in the Lind
clause, that single property will have the
graduated scale given in that claim,, be-
cause it is only according to that scale that
the charge against the lot can be mede, and
re the preemptor in s..et case gets in et--
ieret.the benefit of the reduced rate of
charge In proportion to the vale* of the
property.
But es see •o means, wi,hout somo offi
ser stepping one ol It.. rif risky, and d
regaining the royeiret of ihs.11t by whin)
the enter..11.1.ot prnortetor can btasia the
g ene ben, fit in ct ic regard to several
lots of land etch he may own in the mune
township.
The 23rd and 32nd clauses taken lo -
gather in connection with the proceedtne
cianses of the se., seen. to pr. clude the
Township or County racers from !tape,
any regard to the currideratine of the *ante
& mint putv having to pay the fate le re-
epeCS 10 I IWO or ;awl, anJ on that
liCcolut altering the en* to which each lest
is chargeabie under the 314.1eltuse the in-
tent', n of the statute being cle•r ifiat In
regard tn the lends • non•residents, the
elm go i• to he made on the rid' ageism the
iand fuell and itot strewn the propriet•r of
Wh'412 DO mention ie le be meet or notice
takes in the ru..m.nl
Inner opinion we must discharge the rale
*ilk erste.
Inconvenience may he rogyestett that .111
seam hem the swede being constructeJ as
we tomb tt me•t be looking at the plain
signifiestern re t lenguage. Ode w t •
stated indeed by one of ma brothers dertng
the element . A proprietor of land ,n one
municipality may reset, in an( thee and 'ind-
oor his lead likely to be saleabin in village
• may di•life SU or 100 sere* accordingle
tato milli lots: if each of thee, tenet be rated
separately as if they belonged to differem
peeptietore, lee amouat of matte% Ishtar
wapiti be sesemetrena. arid so it Inlight
be, and the set in this respect initht be
foetid marmite v.; bel that will • gent
vs power to deny to the leaguers of
tee mew. it, I la a op. ratios sod
of et. The Leg 'Mateo, meet be look.
ed to for eorroceng any aesthetes* pro-
IRELAND.
The Daily News sayi:-The seeoe
witnessed in Cork yesterdy was not ooly
aod exciting, as a spectacle, but
was full of cheerio g hope for the country.
It was a magnificent demonstration of
'national energy of national resources, sod
coming a. it did so soon after the seven
years of desolating famine, seemed speci-
ally designed for toe purpose of showing
the world that tbe national vigor was as far
as ever it was from being exhausted. The
whole was the result of the briefest prepar-
ation. 11 11 only a few months since the
find idea of the exhibition was conceived,
and it was then proposed that it should be
confined to the mere produce of the locali-
ty iteelf. It was first mentioned as a sim-
ple extelsitioa for the province of 51unster,
whet our late Viceroy, the Earl of Claren-
doo, who perhaps look more interest in the
industrial improvement of Ireland than any
other mao that ever lived, suggested at once
that it should be made national, and banded
in bis own generous costribution to encour-
age the promoters. His suggestion was
unhesitatiogly adopted, and acted on, and
the result has told successfully for it.
Never was anything of the kind better
managed. Conmottees were formed iu the
principal towns of Ireland to co-operate
with that of Cork, and funds and the
warmest and most cordial aid were
poured in from every quarter. bike its
great prototype in London, the exhibition
building sprung into existence as it were by
magic, aud the c?otributions with which it
luta been filled bare been more numerous
and more beautiful than even the most en-
thusiastic ventured to anticipate.
The Grand Saloon oft5. Eilibition. in
which the ceremony of the inauguration
took place yeeterday, is 182 feet in length
53 "feet in breadth, and 50 feet in height.
31 10 covered with an arched roof, which is
composed along the centre of glee. The
entire structure is built of yellop pine wood
the walls and arched ceilliog being divided
into compartineats by richly tresselated
girder'. With consummate taste, the wood
work hu been left of its natural color, hay-
ing been simply planed and varnished, thus
showing the rice grain and mellow tint of
the timber. The south end of the building
is occupied by a splendid organ hy Telford.
This noble instrument is erected on a lofty
platform, approached by a series of steps,
whereon the orchestra it dioposei. 'rhe
%ides of the ball, to one-half their height,
are covered with fine paintiags, exclusively
tbe production of Irish art. They have
beep contributed by the Natural Art socie-
ties, and by individual artists.
Each picture is let into • panel suitable
to its See, the whole forming an iodescriba-
rieh asd grankeffect. Grouped along
the entire length nf the hall are plated the
choicest triumph.; of the sculptor s art, from
the ehedioui of I login, M' Dowell , K irk e ,
Foley, aad other Irish artists of eminence.
In the etre the hall is erected a hand-
somely designed hydraulie fountein, from
which springs afer draw, making sweet
gurgling tomer., and spreading ironed it
delicious rot/Mesa. Inuseiliately in front
of the organ sad orcloostra, is erected a
platform, approached by four steps, and
tottered with • rich carpet of the most bril-
resat colors. litre weir" placed tbe chairs
militate of his Eseelloory and the Constar.
gh.atou. The chairs are of beautiful
ifeeignafil richly fiensised is We dambeek
pod goid. „
• The meth mid of the arm by •
way arched antrawee ado a seetiblale, at
the ettreew eel of which is a gallery. 'Ile
'tappet se Ars moils bisectore is truly mac -
Sit *Imo that seesawed it will
Bert serblitaled mem espies/or es-
' hefted tbeftio youlftrilly I no Wein of
ibm w104 rostro-beit Was MN risk pacierre
dila firmed beauty, bob* all °emeriti! by
laihaa. net beer lise, the sills seats pre-
irseed e dress Mil eilatinmeue main elf
mid eitiseam Tige bloadrelfl
ad#oadi inetreftouftk *ova pied dm arches-
eorstereed by U. Jftepti Robinette;
- *lulu" teir orb, robed io veto
''.11" Antra suds ens Dr. ikberork
• Amer pule et the
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FIGHT BETWEEN TIIE WHITES
AND BLACKS.
Under our telegraphic beading, we late-
ly alluded to a fight between tbe whites
and tbe blacks, near New York. The
following particulars we copy from the New
York Mites of the 7th instant A very
serious affray occurred at tbe Elysian Fields
Hoboken, yesterday rooming, resulting M
the death of a colored mao, named Charles
Williams. It appears that Mrs. NleCar-
thy, the proprietreas of the Elysian Fields
Hotel, has lately discharged all Use old
waiters, who were blacks, and engaged
whites in their places; but alter hying them
for some days sbe found they did not suit
the customers,and yesterday she re-engag-
ed the blacks. This gave great offence to
the whites, and they determined to bare
revenge. At 9 o'clock, a. when four
of the blacks had been sent on an errand to
the Cave House, they were attacked by the
whites. The blacks turned to defend them-
selves, when one of Abe whites, named
Robert W. Canton, stepped forward and
plunged a knife into the breast of Williams.
Williams had just cried out, " Look out,
Ben; be's got a knife !" and immediately
aftervrard be exclaimed" Oh, my God ! I
am a dead man !" These were the only
words spoken ley him after the blow. -He
was immediately taken to a house, and every
attention was paid to him by Mrs. 51cCar-
thy, but be died in about twenty minutes.
The murderer was immediately seized by
Peter Ashley, one of the blacks, who threw
him down, took the knife away, and held
hitn until Otficer Havens arrived and took
charge of him. He was at once taken be-
fore Justic e Browning, bet the judges, on
account of the excitement, postponed the
examination until title morning. Afterward
he was professionally examined by Dr.
Elder, the county Physician, who found a
severe cut over the left eye, apareutly
with a stone; as also, another on the back
of the neck, and one about an inch deep on
the right leg. The prisoner, to our repor-
ter, stated th,t lie was 26 years old, born
to Kings County, Ireland; has wife and
two children, and that be now resides at
No. 133 Mulberry -street, New York; that
his occupation is that of a waiter. Ile ap-
pears rather intelligent than otherwise, but
during the doctor's examioaiion he was de-
pressed, and would scarcely answer tbe
questioos above a whisper. Ile was tem-
porarily committed to Bergen Jail."-
Co/onist.
THe ARNIM! or EOROPL.-A late
London letter says: " We have very
good authority for stating that io 1851 there
were no fewer than 2,773,833 men under
arms in Europe as regular soldiers, and
if to this 'lumber be added the various corps
of volunteers, national guards, fax., the ag-
gregate would swell up to 3,000,000 -the
population of Europe was then estimated
at 271,403,000. According to the usual
ratio of calculation, one person out of every"
twenty of the adult and able male ponula-
tion of Europe was at that time a soldier,
Besides this immense army, there was an
aogregate fleet of 2,773 vessels, carryiog
4,105 guns, manned by at least 150,000
seamen. We cannot compare these fig-
ures with any previous statements, but we
feel warrented in asserting that never shave
the commencement of peace movement,
did the face of Europe present so belliger-
ent soil appearance.-Ilalehmand hide -
pendent.
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11•4 they bees a Meet aim Weer
Owe Me ism, these Sate meet \.'g WOO
tee' liable, as the evaleocb, weemee Peels
eit. below Mem, lied Me .bp.. 111. irDet tom
hominid Met in deptle-Us reheitiat this
1119.1•404*oroe ter• Ikea* after bre presi-
don't.' *sea le Vie weary swastika,. fb
Serest
,,greggammete='L
C
irevil,.
te-1 ,eisr;ryfr...attiesh;th000,psonitaw:11:0.keeeat wku
seemed to regs,a 11.• eirecialut &tweet
weberet • g as a pr011i•r illarglel. Al
though the ease ha• been rousts SIOS*•44,
Ibis debris of the 'Lavery and the Menem
.now-pattt that occur in Om dawdled, wait.
itindeosiboiedvel.treehe f.o
lidrees.t of P4. p,erre, reader
the protection and •ssetasc• of guides al
Woes NIT& a Afeakioliallea.sesWe have THE QUEEN IN THE MAINE LAW.
anangemeate hav• bees completed by the express
mit.e.„14 P411.11_, ",i,.,11 "J""1""If 0of friend. 10 the Act posited by the Legislature of New
-• •°11wer.11. 0' t•aSUbdOS sod Mbetheld• I."' Brow,' ick prohibiting tbe sale of levier oo
which CooHer Majesty the Queen has disallowed
the Illth of July, ism. .1 t ground ;bat its peevish:lam are
treellit sad Tanibruth will so• a aialatioa of the liberty of ibe subJe.rt•
11111112• two UM1111 from Camden Feist, from I Tee abuge we clip from our frAll"
...low. e.e. te„-g----161: uto• on., an I. Filet, as another svideace of the laipolair
4Tilli:dineR41141Zirnlitie 4arePt'iitaeblie rEdonnaeCiteld°ddall II lysibt r. i ititerferince of the imperial Gevernment in
steamboat mail dunne the emelt or aimi. , etheip•I•ocastlit,a.ffarilof..fihree,Cpioilnu.aibiel...60Tuph,earnepri:
witPcikh-l°
gotten, from the first proximo. The.it are i1 te:Plit.hinefilipeuPchroviutIneeref:if uNteew..11nrktein's
1•13Dfug•UteDt• which h•ve long been reaper- The p. opts., through Cm, :et resentstoree,
ed; and so loaf as our &hitt P ,ouria.t Geoe•
ral expends the savings on the pece of mail
bags ie Ibis way, we care sot how much he
saves, even if more than 100 per cent,"
se the Quebec Gazelle bravely
be the calm. Nor Co we care whethetratthe
saving comes out of American or Canadian
pocket.', ao long as we have our mail trope
increased oes and rasa two humercd per
ce*t., sod, Ott:Melte our allb•Crip110 bet in
the same ratio. We *ball speak well of
the cause and ile effect -the Colorist P. the
costrary notwitbsiandieg. The Colonial
• od Gazelle may knock their wife heed•
together so long as they please; but, while
we reap such substantial frtitt, we can of.
ford to he silent on the pubjeceof protec
tion.- Whig.
ETIIKRIZ 'TOON or • Liore-A moot novel
operation was performed at eolith &woo
yesterday sfiernoon. Francis Alger, Eel,
has in hut po ion at his residence in
Routh Beaton, a lion about rot months old,
of the species known tei the American tom
arid brought • pihort time eine, from Senth
AnW•ICS. The lion as It has incrraved in
s
z- has roue q 'it, ferecidus. and it was
dermad advisable t remote lite claws, %tech
are very sharp, to prevent hen hem doing
injury to terms who might approach hie
cage. To acconspl sh tout end, Dr. Charles
T. Jackson yesterday administered ethrir to
him. At &et, he was quite mom ane snap •
pteh. and some diffi;elty was expetienced in
getting. the sponge te Ms nose. Al lame
however, a soothing irerr-ssion was mede,
e nd after a pound mid • half bad been admire.
isterrd he becan e perfect!! doi and slept
quietly for twenty moues,. In the mean-
time, his claws were removed by a pair of
sharp ploeherie and ',ben bus lionalep•woke
halm his trance, he found himself deprived
nf his molt formidable weapons of defense.
The lion soon recovereiltie wonted agility,
and thug morning was as Iively as ewer. It
is probable that :t will be nee sssss y to cut
off his teeth before be will be cunsideretl a
safe pet.- Trareller.
ANICDOTS Of TUR LATI Leen P•DBIURS.•-•
In his younger day, when his late Lord-
ship was only the Hen. William Menlo be
Linen prided himself in bomoiviug charity
on oho poor cotters without bus person
being known, or in guise of a gaberlunzie
as was the manner 0( 005 of our ancient
Statist: More On one OCCIISiOD• thus des -
met trachothoisf • wo-
maowpaoloiretoldelttnc
:; Mheu.o:•direur
about hint, well 611.4 with oatmeal. Oa
asked chacty, he was at once suppled with
a heedful of &Mien food. Being, as be re•
presented himself tired, be was invited to
eat himself. On entering 11110 conversa-
tion with the a oman, he found that she was
really poor, and moon got her persuaded to
buy him beggar's meal at half price. Short-
ly after he had gone, the old woman began
toe:amine her begone when, totter great
surprise, she found ibe meal to contain
• goodly mixture of sixpences.:shillings. h „If.
crown., fee, Conceiving the poor beg.
gsr man to have made his meal 'pock" his
cash depository also, sbe made after him,
bellowing-“Iloy, 'Joy, man, ye've left a'
yer eider amo' the meal ye self me ;" hut
tho more she emoted the fasted did the
',trigger walk on, when she gave tip the
chase and retureed, telling her nemhbours
of the strange bargain s'ie had made, and
seeiniegly very much alarmed as to it• hav•
iog been honestly come by. One snore
pagacions then the rest gave it as her
°potion that the beggar man was none other
than Willie Mauls. sod such turned out to
be actually the case.
TIIE PATRIOT'S FRIENDSHIP.
Our neighbour, the Patriot; in implying
to our inquiry as to leis *Dion on Lard
Metcalfe's Pamphlet, windsim in the follow-
ing manner :--
" In like manatee, the Mirror, even at
this hour, looks urn us, and upon all who
think with us in polities, as emessies; bet
they have no more sincere (fiends, if they
would only permit as to be friends. We
have always adhered, and with God's bless -
ma, will adhere, to oar principles without
eompromese; but we have yet to hears, that
there is anything in these principles, hos-
tile to our Itomam Catholic fellow sub-
jects.
But bow can we be friends with men
wain cant themselves as • body, into the
arose of our political foes; who make eon -
moo moue with men who despiee them -
who east of Daly sad Morrie sad Sher-
wood sad Mammienald, to take op Redpim
M Doe II t If
varien. and', Camarno, Lamle mid ga
A Tait eeiei• TMe Palma o -A, eery leo
ma.kabes oe. memo wo creamer
ofoemed, teek plasm yesterday. ah the
Pelle. bfr C. R. Oben, who rimers 14 the
...car. bee a Moll teenier deg ',mad Osak-
a speriy, flearrarlesree eetutaL romkeraelp 1.
amiable bisseself weeding seeepeeee se-
al OW *meet by kW mediae** le hitl
woe wafting.; dog be bayou *1 to efell
let" wall. Mr. Mew amorniisso to r t rid
ef his it isimpeeed dessalsel, sad pieta*,
swami bees/ berm stab • rope -tree hie
ark 40011 boo/ tegmber -.04 6.,. boo toe.
Ow Woe oboes the Isiti. 00 w at per
tesgt.`0000iit
nes will diem their prelude., to Mimi Mem;
if thew Mailbag are so rooted, all we can
sae a, 16.1*0 deplore their imfatnation, sad
beim Bair *yes may be .ped, before
it as ts• hias, as their tree interema.
Bs tin potty would he war
Oriende
11 would esly mak itt.st But
bow sea waibi=it te be fries* ft Mbar
IWO mimes slily sapped
ftse Oldest Oser-ftbei ereastage
swot aid gleam orgariostisea. at
do eery sismes4 we write, ere tbratiftiag
kr break dui pubes peseft.-ou4 mat Irby
MR. 13111011T, M. Po ON ECCLES'.
•ST1C•L TITI.It • BILL• -PO • lir" • tin g the
electors el Manchester last week, Mr.
Bright trade the forowing observation, reo
gard.ng the effct of the pectin, of the
Eecleatastical TWIN Bill: -"But 'now you
lien what is the effect opon what may be
celled the Liberal party in the country.
Lord John Romeell-cortainly from the long
timehe has held high office the meet die
tinguiseed statesman now in the kingdom,
and the Minister who has the largest per•
venal following of any man io the political get under discussion, and relined their as-
world-hord John Itioseelre part v has been
sent to some of the Items. Louis Napo-
ootirely 'bemired to mores, himself It.. been
I Iron who was watching the. proceediugs
driven from office-(aed if there be an ins
wirmountable objection, er a very great from a private box, therefrom sent a note
difficulty, to Ms ever binding op melon • to the l'resident stating that the Assembly
powerful parry in oppostiton tn the Pretee- were orer stepping their powers in refus-
tiontst Government in pewee! believe that log to asent to what had been sanctioned
difficulty will be found skeet entirely to by yee Council of State. The meeting
commie in the mate of feeling created in broke up in confusion. rpon re-assein-
Imlula 16.4 Year `" which rePref".d o' ling the next day, the Budget was again
in Parlament the minds and centime', et
• strong party of the Irish representativea."
(Cheers . )-Bonifskire Anneal
CITMIT110111111-.-TMO ANDRIC OM ON TNII
Aure-An accident, with so almost* fatal
termination, (secured in the Pass of the 'IT ran in ihe funds.
Pwo hundred and fifty more political
Great 8t. Bernard in the Alpe. nn Sate,
day fternnon, the 41h inst. The portico. pni000ers had arrived at I lavre for shipment
Aitrordftitft a Baredafte paper the
Friar b sages ia tkitia ere ordered to m-
o ots belated the Ebro.
1' iftttJGAL.
The quemtioa uf i Salt iasooply at St.
IT6s occasioned the liveliest discessios
la the Cortes.
ALGERIA.
A despatch from Coutantisople to Paris
' titmouse, that the Insurreetwe of the
Barictue had been put duwa and the A robe
had sued for peace.
'I U RKKY
There are latimatiome asooatiog to lit-
tle more Mae rumours, of aa attempt by the
Ilussiaa party to oast the nuoustry.
INDIA.
A late despatch from 'frieste announce,
deb ladle Mail with dates from Bombay to
the 2ad of May.
There is probing later from Rangoon
The troops will probably remain there mail
after the rainy season is over,
and should
the war contiosse, additionlfl forces will be
sent from Bombay, Bengal, and :Had -
are surely the hest judges of their own
It -
betty and interest., Did Ile prohilmien
ementl to der sale of opium or strychnine
instead nf alcoholic liquors, which the Pro.
"metal Government might hum been urged
to suppress by atroog appeals from the be
n evolent-we might suppose Irom the la.ge
majority of the population -the same'
reason might leiv• been given by the Lope.
ti•I Government for exercising the veto
Dower -vs that 11 1. "a violation of the li-
berty of the mitijeet"!
There is such a thing as the violation isf
ibe liberty of a Colony in • professed desire
to secure the liberty of the subject, and this
te a remarkable example of ouch a cause.
By Royal ordinsece the people of New
Brunswick must tolerate the pestilence of
the I (Nor trade and marufactioe, with es
attendant amount (crepe poverty, wretch.
edam and lost. her -woe 20,4. Downing St.
functionary 'resumer thm. h• knows bstter
what t. for their libreiti. than they 40 them'
* elver! This meane nekoriag with ibe Io
nal afftirs or the Colonies must bays an
end.-Kunniner.
MS.
GREAT VIRE IN MONTREAL.
ODD FOUOTM OF TUX CITT DIST/LOSSD•
raters of Mum La eia sal ItIcAtebee, a.
Cosoeillore kt. bt. Pstricks Wsr41 bet, it
sest appear sosnriviet sever le every
am, that Zr. btruies could sot secetiat
for the delay which has occurred m Amity
. iia( thaw pottemet true their seste
at time Counch hoard, of such decease seas
a 'Lewd airflow' oat. Wit profs.. not to
he deeply versed in legal lore, but, to sa,
it resolves itself into cow of two panne;
n amely, that, sotwithatmokag Judge Burn's
opinion on the subject, these reiterate
were legally sod will consequeetly
legally retain tr %eats tmoogbout the
year; or, ...11.1t. a;6 -it has managed to
pick out some legal paw or soluble io the
proceedings ot Mr. Strechan i r Agsat,
so as to put off time, create Costs, and re-
tard the prosperity of our good turns lode-
iinite:j. just as Mr. Strachan Las, for the
present, managed to do by h.. sJperiOr ta- -
lent, legal tact, or -something else -in
these cases of appeal.
Our Contemporary is down, fiteroily
" like a thousand of brick" upon the unfor-
tunate Justices who could uot twist it into
their 11111)(1•-P0 110W they could fit it -that
it ever was contemplated by the Legisla-
ture that'they as Justices were to form part
of • Court whe..ein jlIiiealeJanies are to be
charger! to give sorbets not merely, as their
oath sets forth "according to the evi-
dence," but, on points of law --and that
too before thty shall either eat or drink -
which boor for ibe last seven months puz-
zled the "highest Court in the Provisme of
Canada." \\ c firmly ;where that the Jus-
tices acted both conscientiously Si. correctly
in this matter, fr we hold that the Court
of the Quarter sessions have nothing to do
with the legality or illegality of the Toms
Council; but to decide as to whether or not
there was sufficient evidence to justify the
Magistrates in cent icting theTavern Keep-
ers for selling without License; as to the
law andividence that was for the Bench to
decide, aud not for the Chairman alone.
The Jury in this case also deserve the
highest credit for their conscientious and
sensible return "that they could not deter-
mine whether the Corporation was legally
constituted or not." And we look upoo
the attempts of ale Chairman to force them
to decide in this matter to be highly blame-
able, and in our °Fusion, bit uo slight degree
going beyond the line of his duty as such
Chairman, knowing as he does that Ju lge
Burns decision was only a preliminary one,
and that an appeal has -keen entered aga'ast
it, which appeal will not be decided until
neat term. The Chairman els" well
knew that no judgement was final where
no mandamus had issued. Aware as wo
are, that there. is much feeling etistri ; in
reference to these cases of appeal, w Yoh
to be as guarded in our expressions, • the
itriportance of the subject will possibb. id -
mit; but, blameable as we think J Jge
Acland waa in the abore case, we DIA.: say
that itt tSr cast of the Queen is. 2i :en,
his conduct was far more reprebentiblo.-
We shad, however, explain more flab that
our readers may be enabled to ju for
themselves.
It will be in the recollection every
one who vial in the Court, the:. • and
Robert Donough, James Geta:s John
Allan, gave in written confessions , !heir
bavins soil wit`tout Licenee, iS. ring
themselves co'..rely into the hands of the
Mayor and Corporofion, and withdra-ring
their appeals from 'Court, these with-
drawal' were filed by the Clerk If the
Peace, by desire of Chairman of :!.. 'owe
OD Thu. day; and yet, ea the i at
request of :+1r. Strachan, iJ, • air-
man called lite case of Allen, and nntwith-
standing that the Counsel for tit, spoo-
dents pre against such ert.m...r.bmted
procedevi, a• cad been 'lawn
On Thursday •cening, the following dem
patch was received from ItIontres::-
Nue ;anal, Jely 8-7 p rn.
Our city has been this day meted with
a most destructiv• fir•• It commenced
this 'reining about 9 6 u' dock. in • small
building said to be a smolshoure, at the
corner of Ht. Lawrence and Si, Cmherine
streets, mid extended through the latter
tig8t. Denis street ; also destroying
In ii• way a number of Melding. il St.
Constance Wesel sad St. &Isabel h Street
In these Iridium' itonie three or fur
hundred dweller's or more have been
consumed. The splendid blocks of build
Inge known se Cornwall Terrace, Wahop
Street, to St. Denis Street Viger Square
and the Cattle Market are also destroyed•
Tb. General Hospital in Colchester Street
barley escaped. The fire is still Towne
in Langancbme Street and &Priem
Strove The paw Mill of M Sylvia
k Coleman in the the suburbs were on fire
athiriaoyra
allernn
oo, and &quantity of lumber de-
- Yneerday private diemstches were re
ceived by telegraph, annoonciog that the
fire hail continued to burn all night, and warp
sell ?wee, and that the firemen had given
up all 'tempts to stay 113 ravages, being
exhausted by their previous labours. It
seem• according ,to the above report, the
fire broke out tigh in the tit. Leerence
suburbs, consumed the 12 shop's Church and
house, bet mimed the General Iforapital,
which is in the neighbourbood, untouched,
•nd that it Oen took • South-easterly dir-
ection toward. Craig street. Creeping that
it destroyed th• fine block of butleinge sur-
rounding Dalhousie Square, treedtag the
Hays's lloorie. iind then gm ting fsnly into
St. Mary's suburb, it r.n down to Mol -
son's Brewery, and St. Thema.' Church,
which were both destroyed.
Owing to the storm yesterday, we have
heard notl.ing from the "cane of disorder
since yesterday at 1 P. II., at which time
the flames still coatteued to rage.-Glo6e.
STILL FURTHER DETAILS.
NE WS BY TILE CANADA.
New YoRK, July 9.
BRITISH PARLIA NI ENT.
A motion for the production of the pa-
pers in connetion with the charger against
Ali Murad an Ameer of Scinde, who is
asserted to have fraudulently altered the
Indian treaty of Now hahwa, was made.
In answer to a question, Mr. Hamilton
for the government, said that negotiations
between England, France, and the U nited
States,for the reduction of Atlantic Postage
were still pending, no answer having been
given by the United States.
Lord Derby bas announced that a Trea-
sury Order is about to be issued prohibiting
the mixture of Chicory with coffee, but
permitting the sale of Chicory separate-
ly.
Capt. Scoresby, the veteran Arctic
navigator, bas published his opinion regard.
ing the wrecks seen in the ice off New-
foundland. Ile expresses his decided con-
viction that ibe wrecks were not the re-
mains of the missing discovery ships.
On Monday afternoon the new Cunard
steamer Arabia, originaily the Persia, was
launched from II. Steele and Sons, at
Greenock. She is 2,402 tons' burden,
with engines oftbe Side Lever Class, and
810 Horse power, but working up to
1,000.
The ship Wilderness has arrived from
Hobart Town, New South Wales, with
20,000 lbs. of gold dust.
The failure of Dixon, Walkne, &. Co.; a
house in the Baltic Trade is announced.
Liabilities about £20.000.
The Tories of Edinburgh Inc bringing
forward the Hon. T. C. Bruce, a younger
brother ol Lord Elgin, as their parliamen-
tary candidate.
Nothing definite is yet known as to the
dielolution of Parliament.
Mille. Wagner, the Prima Dona, had
made up her quarrel with Mr. Lumley, the
:Manager of I ler Majesty's Theatre. She
had, however left Englaad.
aVe learn from F. M. Gisborne, Esq.,
the Proprietor of the Newfoundland tele-
papb, that the entetprioe meets with the
best encouragement from the English capa-
tilists and that Nlettara. Newell & Co.
have contracted in lay the wires, between
Newfouuilland and Cape North, Nova
Scotia.
F FIANCE.
Tice event of the week is a further ex-
hibition of restiveness on the part of the
Corpse Legislatif against the dictation of
the President.
On Tuesday the Assembly had the Bud -
discussed, and the Assembly acted .0 far
independently as to throw overboard the
grant of 1,745,000f. for the donation nf the
Senator*. The difficulty caused • temper -
1211111 as folio • : blr • Silsbee, the cornme-
al**, and Mr. nward Pant, the America
author. now OD'S tour in Switzerland. Awl
walked all the wsy from Chareciorat to
Ililsrligny, instead of adopting the neral Man
of reeling tt over theFceelay and Tete Nesse
mod note thstandirg the exertion attendant
wean this ....were tromp, after • brief refuse,
they settled without • guide for the Hoe -
pie. ef Pt. Bernard.
II" treeing. te ir..41 worn melts es the
merges nn the Drente, hey proceeded ..1s -
1y ••••.v•• Ht. 11,4/••/.• live intim, dm
met from the Colll•OS •••.1 arc& n •••••••,k,..
Moen SI ibm. Meek see de.otate fem.&
thee ewe rempelied re rest on • Mlle
averteteetrig • feebler! prommeo until day.
break, the Moe& beteg we es MPS so to ree•
stee objeete in the gl.mera indelinabhi. Al
tee.' y lighl the' Stale resumed the trete,
epreegh (Map IMO S a, mmill ma semi, op.
emote Memel Relies • tormble
*me tbliaftruif dews the Mee( the reeks
Mad evade Mined helmet% So meows the
soluery soubelers. Mr. Peet, befog ruin Letters from Remo state that the Pop.
and ow low mem worked hit 1171 mat a 100 km agreed to embroil" the wetenee Of death
odd ramie, tied Omagh exhausted with to- e„„„het the Eng h.,lento Murray, to hap.,
peewee mid *04,, 11•011 seemeded by lig '
&Moor at the Galkya.
rag away Me mew. la mileMee bus follow
sr000ll000 ol wham met Meg wee mooed* bet I Recreate( egoista wen aniagiat
lb 1.1155.0 at the entrone edge of tbe re- I at Parieburg for the Pope's two sew rep-
ent,. ' meets.
the Colooies. The first detachment
lived at Capenne onthe 10th May.
'Ile French journals make no mention of
the nee fight reported by the last marvel
from Amertea. Two bad taken place eff
Para. The Moniteur is to be removed
tothe Pali. Ilinyal and publiabed tinder
the direction of a Gommittee of three. One
from each of the offices of the interior
State and Police. 'Hie Emperor of Brazil
having invited 60 of die Sisters of Charity
to minister in the Brazilian Heepitala, a
'ember of the Sisters are about to 'inherit
to Rio.
SW I MERL A ND.
Tbe Federal Diet was onmemooed to meet
es the 5th of Jell.
ITALY.
The Piedmostese Chamber of Deputies
have derided epee modifying riertaia arti-
cles .1 11. Custom l'arit.
....seeeeeseseeeepeeeee -rec.
Slime the above accounts were in type,
we bav o received Montreal pipers of Smut -
(ley, containing Ptak further Melilla of
most melancholy calamity -perhaps the
moot melancholy that ewer befell • Canadian
city.' On Saturday morning, the Herald
atatem that the fire was mill raging:without
•ny proepects of its being stayed. That
paper also stye that "in he course of the
past day (Friday) and night, it has t
ed a mite 10 length, by • breadth ranging
from probably something like one-eighth to
one ha;f of a mile."
The Herald gives 50 elaborate list of the
number of houses demroyed, 55 far •• it has
been able to ascertain. It calculates the
number ol burnt bowies to be 1030: the
Gazette makes Stem 1200, and the Couri•
re 1400. Th • Herald calculates the ipso
to he £201,000.
The atonunt of Insaraece has sot yet
been ascertained with any certainty.
The Comnaisaimisr of Public Works has
ordered dal Emigrant Sheila to be placed at
the disposal of thonsande of distressed suf-
ferers, who hate been rendered housoless
lied homeless by shoo eate•fropec
The City Coitned held a meeting on Frus
day, tied voted £IOC° to he placed at the
(borrst of the Peewees' Fire Committee.
A public meeting way •Iso called for Satur,
day afternoon, to tefie into consideratien
mesas for ibe relief of the auffereer.
The number nf pereotes boneoless is esti,
mated a t 13,000 .- Colonise
- -
SIGNAL.FIIJRON
THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1852.
TIIE LOYALIST AND THE
QUARTER SESSIONS.
WITHOUT charging 001 - cotemporary with
issuing "whole columns of abuse and false-
hood"---• wholesale style of assertion in
which be is sometimes pleased to indulge,
when his neighbours caonot believe this,
that, or t'otber thing, to be blue, greto or
yellow, merely because he sweets that it
is so. We shell at present content our-
eelvel with directing attention to a few of
his assertions of last week, without apply-
ing to them the harsher term of falsehoods,
and shall leave the public to judge of hu
xClteCITT I
In alledieg to the ease of the Queen vs.
Hobson, for telling spirituous Liquor with-
out a License., the Loyalist says, " it was,
of coon?, admitted by his Counsel, John
Strachan, Esq., that he bad sold without
leeeses." Ilow, disk yes reader, stands
the fart, ie this the first ol
these easesr Why, simply the, that two
witeemes were Sianned SA prove the
" as will appear by the Jusdge's
mimes, and the Clerk of the Pelee's farsilo
the no.; euel this too, is ftutiourreaed 51
Mr. Strachan., lariat rriftwd te admit " the
fast." Bet, it forme He .1 Mr.
&melon's polity to admit aoyddoe ia web
aria. bie ask oars being tomb, rod eats
WI I
It is tree that Mr. glrethan po 4 its
Court a ropy of a &orgy* 01Judge Burns,
is Tehrsery lest, agamst the eighty of do
from ceurt, 01.11. I114• witnetsees, hao heen
dernisscd from atteuiLioce the previous day,
and that he therefore declined 10 part
in te cis.; Judge. Acland allowed the
case to be opened and, quailed the ceivie-
tion!
We do think that such conduct n..• :I no
comment, and as we believe it not te...kely
thot this matter may be made tbe subjeq of
enquiry at a higher tribunal, we shall only
fortkr say, that so our cotemporary has
charged the Justices with political partzan-
ship for the part they took in these pro-
ceedinp, it may be worth enquiry as to
whether Judge Acland's conduct in this re-
spect will bear a scrutiny. It is "a fact"
that the Donough's arid Gentles are Radi-
cals, and that Allen is a tory, why then was
his case alone re -opens.% I
BUFFALO AND GODERICH RAIL-
ROAD.
We give below tbe remarks of the To-
ronto Celontin on the Buffalo and Go.lerich
.Itailmads,together within extract from the
Buffalo Commercial Adrertiorr on said
projected Railway. &fore ietwertiog the
same we would advise our cotemporary to
poet himself a little more accurately in
Railroad matters, before coining out so
positively and *seeding that the Caeada
Company have not in any mentor ',tres-
sed their willingseas to aid the Buffalo sad
Goderieh *theme. Mr. Canino would
hie have, as believe that Frederielt
der, Esq., the Canada Company's Commis -
Wooer at Throats:), as also the Directors of
too Coftpaay ia Eagland, aro willing, say,
arseimme to thwart the utenimons seise of
Huns, • opposeag ver not giving ibe.'
support to the Beifalo and Goessiak eel.
road. WE AiLE NOT PREPARED
ft behove Ibis. Thee. Merrier June, lei.,