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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1852-10-28, Page 2-our .1 , • Vtouincial Pediment. IrEG1SLd'RYL JOSE IIBLY. QOM, October If. itestmerniey Stresses r left the Lest eget, » of Mi beard .wwelsoes hes E_mitent5 Isr• ematiO sI.tet>tasl, el the eaves reed fj !°mise le senses of the emetine eu1 stem 1831 a this Moo. Mr H i stew see, tll�atatrpi W Meddus some se to [tee lulermatles. The net." did set 6e a; s..eeder sd the netts droll. Mr. Letitia. iateedecod a bill to sesead this set fee dsmsstuy Islructtoain Low. Casabas meta* Mr. Leiria TM lav- es t'aa/ie• Owe twang el the mama wee pa•M°°ad Mr. Salta mead ea address to leu seed the fhb of November• pscslls.cy for copies of cerreepo.Mec. Deviant/A.8 Com& I ea the sek3*ei of ham." impreeemeets ant The!firs to adheres* the Tow. of Dna- relative te the reitaot•ee of Crows Lands as. to gnat kw s.a.rily to the Gras. ,a tb. C...yol Moroi. t sed else ler the weenies Ratified CanpSJ, ss WIWIat statement relative to the .cad formed for the Demarrte'e Cae.l Cma• ly, ltepn..taests en the and Cast, toss read the third time. Oa i i..a of Mr. Maas k isesimitteei ef lagolry obi aypot• ato the Jecrep.eey het.,.. Ila. dates et 1b. .edea fa casil sad the date of Idt 1 esu° 's hatter, •ith 1. the 0. red pi.* timber. . bill t. reader Mr. Mon• introduced sue des IN der tam ail mortal• pressed!. [ uut.lmd A. act to preside ler the modtm- sibcanes of parties is destroyedCdpropertiessr whom properties uriag the R.Wllton to 1837 8." Elective Legislative Csmuil- The Huus west into committee of the ',bole on *be resolution for teak mg the Legleiauve Cower!s elective.le of W the A M'Neh opposed the pr�r P nsot.uese. a seer AI - reels Moes spoke is reply reels et ether pw.,i ,lry'A1 fperep'la• toot de W per ens* es the Comore Leads The debate was going w rhes the reporter left. Quasar; October Reed, 1051 !Ail night ager the rep .iter left the Bill for the Incorporation of Mane Tel .repo Compatleo era rea%,t1R.,:11fud time aad passed. O. mot:cao of • third reading of tble B,it Mr. /(tacks retie and said that I. Good 111 - licence of ties postpowen/eat of the Trunk Railroad Bill he bad received that Jay, Jur Ilor first Woe an intimation that it was the 1.1eouun of Mr• J.cksun to leave ib* einnery es Saturday Si that there was sot the same seeei}Ity to Motes the Bill as \elem.-He sales that be had also bele relieved of any respenetatlity which !ad incurred as ■ ministry of the Crewe to- wards Mr. Jackson; also that he bad been lassprepared to leave the Gude-mown if be M►. Sabot° t• spaaki.g 1° faro' of the st could not carry eke Bill but wit • now en - principle of riectf1ppo 1d oppeusg the reeds ',rely relieved from the reopenatbrlity hams for m.mbef bis, u proposed i° lbw thereon. The cheering nn rho announce- resoluuo•s,-wbw° t8. report tam••• tweet heist made was tremendous. The L the Legislative Ceded!, last nicht • Inspector General went o° to say that the reseheioss of the bon. McKay, ter m.ksg Gorerame°t would set press tete measure u . Goeer.maat, and be would merely con - 6se himself, to sapper% 11 as • private member. Mr. Macdonald (Kiageton) expressed hie surprise at lbm asouncemeet of Mr. Hawks," is ea seems a tem that Mr. Jackson was goes home, and he could net emaciate bow they relieved the miotatry from responsibility. Mr. Robinson appreciated the tone in which 81r. Macdonald bad alluded to lir Jackson who had comb into 02 eou ntry oe the faith of a solemn esgegement with the Go ve orient. Mr. Murray could not umlinsu.J the positron of the affair at alt. The announce - sweet mads by the !.slater Gesmeali web a face is long as his arm perplexed bier. Mr• YaMg.ed°tsteed Mr. Jackson bad come to de* smoky to held a railroad cad Mader for the work and if successful, put the 1, meat •o so expe°ce. Sir Allots McNab was anythi°g bet m- 4.6 •4 that Mr. Jackson should be suffered a. go hoses wtthont the consideration to which he was ..titled. He would .support the Railway taenate bel*ee*°g it to be for ►abs advantage of the co•atry. Mr- Cartier contended that the Ilohto.. and Galt Company was a mere "Lao, • Mr. Brow. ceseidered the position of minders as as .x! r•ordinary and humilia- ting one. He accused ministers of incon- sistency sed subterfuge. Mr• Redout 4.41 not think Mr. Jackson bad been treated with discourtesy, nor that his going .way was proof that he would not u°dertak• the eoatnet. Mr. Cameros cotdeo°wd:the attack tbat had been u. Mr Jackson both in the house sod by the press. Mr Bewltoe's BM to give ,..cbaniee a Gee *o buuldiege was read • .stood tuna sod referred to a 'elect committee. r troch to prohibit t 11 My - Mr. Boeltoe P menta *0 Toros/A std llsmiltoa was on dared to be read this day six months• To day after %hs trassctio■ of rottise business, Mr. Cameron moved the second readings of the Agricultual Bill, the debate ta gang on as gnu Reporter 1 Qwanac, October 23, 1833. Last sight, after the report left after a long debate, the agricultural Bureau Bill was reed a @*mead (team o2 the following d.aaos:- Yeas-Messrs. Bouillon, Burnham, Camer H U ' , .SIGNA1 ►ossa ........ !item 1814 hap -... �1e11..13d 143044 tela bey........ $Sb.,3 1.1181 1447 isb4*awsteps *elute 30448 191740 does 1.8411. • 4101M34 744474 1114834 ds de msg.. ...: 143013: d 964'144 44101. do de maples s,ti9ui94 334130S dale Balla. aider53397 181841 141134 de ie yam fa11'd e:etk 7841041 481111 1160347 de de tt.D441 IMi4 MUM de de Flame, .••. • . 841440 1141301 2030131 Live desk -Belle, ease, aad Stson 111019 19018! 901001 de Milch Cows 494314 991814 394438 d. Canaria ►AlcoI40i t 7 UMW 434304 de Herm 236977 21i3:100 411777 es Sheep.. iter...i01S027 sem wow 4e Pip .. . 938140 538993377 813456 sIH. f4 Bqyeh 3IW11�y;63152361:•17 ds Cbeev 5llel4 n26716 2737790 We of leaf .was1 747 817744 480.93 de Pwb ' 23e7U 326129 75124 do Fob........ 40363 47589 9451 The Grata Crepe is Lower Cattails are all takes t. the Mimi and sot is the Mob - el, euepeeg the Townships. Beef and Pork ere eery tace:re*tdy gives is both outs or the Province. The Fish in Lower Canada is exclusive of the Gasp. mrd B.sasenter• Fi.6.n.., of Which there is a selsraU Repport. W C CROF'1`uNY, 8ee'l Board of Negasanitio.. 43 Oat bo,;(y elective, WHO Wilk SI est 4*CUa*0a. Quuac, Oct. !orb. Last eight after the reporter left the House Captioned on Committee of the Whole us:il its adesorunseot on the Legit. 1.11ve Ceuaed Kasoluno°wn Medi* agsiaN 14.sere. Street aad Bra the enetwv. principle. Mr. Rucks sup- ped/id the reeolutwsa. Messrs- Laurie Merritt, Rose, sod MacKenzie supported the prmeipta of eteeuce, but opposed the details of the reseluuos, .specially the proposed qualification for meiotic -ship: - the eommrtta obtained lave to et agate on Friday Dezt• Te -4y Mr. Rideal moved an .ddeeae to Hie Excellency' for copies* of ali moa reepsadsea Mtwara fife Doyenne/mita et Camara sed the U.S. ea the •u8).•ct ./ reciprocity. lir Hoicks said there was NI, correapende.c• of the kind meetiosed .* 'soy that could be made public wittiest ilea Orime.l to the pubis service. Mr. Buultoa inquired of the Mi.1.siy whether the preeset Commuutener .I Crows. Lads wiles, died accepted eels, after the nmovel of the 'eat of geserse meat to Quebse,'hs recsived tee mem i of L100 iram the Government as an aliowi Ines to Other Heade of departments who 8.d remelted to Quebec from Toronto sod under what at8orrty such payment was male. Mr. Hicks ssid be had received this amount that 81 had bees .p.otstd before the rem.cal of the Seat of Gummi erase!, ani that the authority she • vote of Parliamect. Mr• Boohoo moved for a return of all sums that lave bees or will be rsfu°ded and that bars bees or will be remitted to perdu engaged in the lumber trade, is consequence of the order re Council mode on or about the 14th Sept. last. Mr. Hiocks said so such funds bad boos refunded ad Ominous would be, except with the sanction of the Hooaa. Mr. Bosltoo withdrew his stollen. Mr. Hincks stated in answer to Mr. Scone, that it is the intention of the Government to move for the coneurreace of tbe L.giatatursto the bill relalisg 1. the Seigsioratl Testers- introduced by Mr. Drummond. Mr. Brown mond the folloWg 2.11• lumps. That it is exp.diest to prevent say sew incumbents be•ng placed on the put N BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE• Last night the oeco°d rtedisg of Mr. Cameroe'a bill to provide for the establish - moot of a Bureau of Agriculture, came off. As was expected, from the tone of certain of the Upper Cared' journals, considerable opposition was evinced by some of the members, though we wen happy to 6d that the agriculturists of the ileum, the mea wbo are meet interested in the mat. ter, and who are most interested t111 the requirements of that portion of the ecmmunlly, were uD*nlmous *:i their aup- port of the measure. The class of oppos- ition spinet this bill, the style of argb• mint made use of by Its opponents was c.rtaiely hetow .hat we should have et pected,as we had been led to nod that I momhera had come dowo to the House, brim full of reasons, and only wanting an opportunity to completely aaibilate the government on the subject One of the main arguments adduced was, that the agriculturists of Upper Cooed' were oppoatd to the Bureau, that the pre• sent erre nem tot for the encouragement of agriculture was ample for the requirement of the people, ted that any other arrange meet would cerleialy prove abortive. - Thea reasons, i(b°eed on anyting mon than mere aseertio., mull have had great weight with the House, but our readers will perhaps be astonished to learn that the proof educed in support of the state- ment was,ahat at the meeting lately held in St Lawrence Hall, Toronto, during the Provincial lshibitioa in 18.1 city, the bon. Malcolm Cameron, the present bead of the Bureau. was greeted by several persons with groaning' and disgneefsl names on entering the Hall, when it was announ- ced that he should giro explanations as to thesisand totestione of the government o° the subject of the encouragement of agriculture, and the establishment of a Cameron o Mr. r w• The reception cao of . Bu e p at that meeting was, strange to say (per- haps not, for of late we are prepared to bear any thing from that jourual,) by tbe Globe proclaimed as ev!ndeocs that the - 4..tidla atirethisg ►.c �tAr_bOt.i ia.lt is slid that after tha `!'4 lad Rea 0( lyes on board IMinsiore4 teems ea My) chance of beim mired. • Gaptatis-Tarbox, the commander of t9. ill-fated v easel, together with all his officers, perished. He was well hoose and moth aspected is 18s tows. 11 Is "apposed that t'hc ship went to pieces oe Fnday, a great gsanutaes oldie wreck, cargo, laic., scrcral water casks, and portions of a ad, was wit passed es Friday eight end Bats-+ day. The Mobile was • ire teasel, d oast (boomed toes berthas, wady sew, and os1 ly 'saloon I.er sewed Toque. Too foer seamen brought to this port were rades u charge by tbe America consul, wbo provi- ded for their temporary necessities, and placed them to a comfortable boarding house. The American coastal was at Dundalk oa the Owlof October, frog Willie to loon.d- ler the crew of the usfutunate ship Mobile He started at night to Adders, to took af- ter the wreck. --A collection was made by the harbour master aad• the Sweu8*b rice coosul, to provide little comforts for the poor fellows saved by the crew of the Mary Elizabeth. 'fbe Steam Packet Company with the greatest kindless", provided them with a passage, by the Pratte of Erin, this evening for Liverpool, where they will be taken cart of by the Swedish aad. Noised States consuls, for whom they have letters from the vice coma"! here and the America consul at Dublin. Capin Richards and his crew deserve the greatest praise for their meritorious coudeact and charitable Bet, e..e8eter, milks the Clergy b" Mete mMtime to • tech we &Baled. sad 14 t.►leh ibefeebsg was ee rwig arises Resits beta., Dana k Co., that no K der twilit be Metered. Mr. Oemeres wee lawts.dti with matted attauoa, and as we haws said. with .atbusu em ; the res - as being doubtless, that the fanners at the meeting were so lugs a mq*nty, thet,Mr- Ort., tad asy (needs who might have H- oned N.ssourege bins, did sot dm to m- lleerept while the hoe. gesolma s wit speaking. After agree( nourish of trumpets by lir. Swat, shoot the farmers ie kiss county who had but sus optima is the matter -and that opposed w the Bureau- and unau- and a fable attempt to make out that Ministers bad read their own bill, sad therefore know within/ of its provisions. Mr. Street obtained the (6 ,or and is his ureal tuete style, so coro.rsJ the hos. lawyer from Froet*ooe, that be bad not a word to say fee himself. Mr. Street is 8em1ell as agrtcultunst, the Presides' of he Budd of Agrieultsre is Upper Canada, .rad decidedly the most promised aad is - Amend oaa 4400.3 the agrrcuaurita of Upper Canada. -Sock a room we should judge, is fully competent to form an 0915- :05 as to 16e wishes of the agriculturists in this matter ; and be stated distinctly tint so far as the yiews of the different Agricultural Soeieties-so far as the opts- lAkk � treme2- dagti alit the- Played tb mine al Wham After departsre of Ji1er )Aallplty, Ikir bail js. general, ad Ina d *rL ser adsas.lj isle. The wppor we t sad ne sed cooanted Wilk of hot tiled coli is �4M�rwfumO°•- ON SIGN" TI TUDAY, OCT. * 1852. •»urged that . esesideredir peva. oI Lo feeds of the society sherd hs co Toted trete time is time to tbs ptle8tttr of new ad imported sad watImmad A"efite sed grata aad seeds of a tepeeiw j sy,-- Let the member of the aseisty hlt"e the benefit to be derived from tkessat theisw tet portble u mes, and it wit be Iasi that tbe amber of mbeert►ere eaten e!• ly be unme0sely increased, Mut the melt enecteduogiea will edam. a vast tee- pee. wr preremeet in oar Comity Lahabttao... ,ILGRICULTUILE. . ter. •1. . Acuculruitte,iii ill ceestrAfs a highly impottat and vii able blanch of oceup* tion, is in Canada of necessity the most universal, and the productions of tbe Agvi- culturist are at pre.c.nt, and for some lithe to come, are likely to be. the staple com- modities of our Province. Other countries have been aggrandized by their superior manufacturing and commercial facilities, but this, must at least while its population is bet sparse, and its vast eatent of fertile soil is yet unimprorerished, be essentially as agricultural one;--its.commercial advaD- leo of the Agriculturist the oe'y legitimate (nits are mane, but its commerce must be organ of the farmer in Upper Camila, could sympathy ger their suffering fellow-crea- chiefly swtaimil by agriculture. 'low be takes as expressive et the wishes of the tures.following is the lealinoay of tb.rnecesauy then is it that tier most honora- fuann-there was not s sin_ Is Ji.xn- four men landed at llundalk bythe ]liar toe: •se of the I Wile aad useful employment, an which an cent voice from the pr P• tb Bill before the F1,.... Mr, Suitt lazed , hh Ve, 'f orerwhelmua trait crit of our population \We, the undersigned, being per! of tis g J 1 bon. gentlema with op?ooteg Ibis bile crew of the unfortunate ship Mobile, wreak- (about four-fifths of the whole,) are engag- ed on the 29th ult., oil Arklow Batiks, beg ed, and in the successful application of merely because It emanated from she to bear testunouy to the kindness re- -which all are interested, should not only Ministry, alio challenged thea to produce a single tangible reason why it should not cei*ed from Captain John Richards sad he tborougbly understood, but that those pure ; whereupon Mr. Smith, said that ac- the crew of the Mary and Elizabeth, of exertions- shosld be put forth in the most cords to the rovisions of the bill. the Nevin, who not only risked their lives in amount to he pard to !Deal Agncuhunl taking us oil !lie wreck, but also supplied us advantageous manner. Our Agricultural .iib food, clothing and warmth, until we Societies and Associatieus,hace done much aaaiatloe/ was reduced from L I7 10/• to arrived at the post of Dundalk, and provided towards improving the breeds of stock ,L1O raid d Mr. Street, that /hews the them with suitable clothing and board.- alema knows nothing about u - and in di..eminatiug useful information up- 6ne. ge['bey must also bear testimony to the And indeed it did sbaw it pretty clearly, kindness they received from the Swedish o° the subject, but that they hare done all for aecoid.e; to the system at mamain Consul herr, the Barbour master, and the they are capable of under a proper direc- American consul, who posted at once from tion and unity of operation is still goes=faree, township uroc:ar.oa an obliged to deposit £17 los. before they can. attach Dublin to render them assistance. -They tiooable. A vert amount of politic .teaey themselves to the general board, and the wish to tender their obligations for elide has been annually expended ie this Pro - new WI proposed to reduce that deposit kindness they have received. C. WYATT, ,ince for the encouragement and advance to £10 f hue ter king it more aur for town- JOIL'ti DOL STBUM-- yt his mark, ship boa d• to become incorporated with JOHN BRO,WNE' yhis mark, the general board. The argument, that JOHN BISBUBN-itbomark• the farmer/ of Upper Canada were opposed Dmibik,Oet.2,1852. . to the •subiuhmeat of t8e Bureau bowleg - • been completely at aids by the state- GRAND TORCHLIGHT BALL AT meet of Mr• Street, another argument hadULZ1E COTTAGE. to be hunted up ; and it fell to the tat of - Mr. Robinson to come out with one of the Ii our last, we were merely able to **- greatest absurdities of the evening. 11/ tice that a grand fete had been gives. On ted that the a:ricutlurists had but Doc the previous Friday at Cornemulsie, by new of the case presented to them, while, Mr. and Lady Agnes Dull, at which Her at the same time, be read a host of extracts Majesty and Prince Albeit attended. latimatioe having as we formerly men - from 'sipper Canada lapse, papers that are domed, bee. conveyed to Lady Agues read by nearly men fuser in Upper Casa- Duff, through the Lion. Alexander Gordon, da, in which the Bureau is denounced with that, should the eeenisg prone free, it was the most dateruiceJ hortihty. Mr Brows her Majesti s gracious inteotioe to honor followed to the .,as strain. OS, said he the ball with her presepee-arrangements i( both sides of the question were fairly 'raid were immediately made for the kloyal par- resultued before the farmer/ of Upper Canada, the ty• The dal was 7 e ad eoelm Wise clouds might have beep d.3rrent That t gentleman paid himself a very poor Com Aliment by the assertion, for if the far• farmer/ of Upper Canedt were opposed to men have oat had reasons laid Wore them Use matabltahment of this office. The ar- why the Bureau should not,be established , gamest, however, had not the shadow of , it bas not been the fault of the editor of the truth about it. A :argersod more each's- Toronto Glebe, a paper which Roasts of iastic mating was never held in the city l heir: red of 15,010, firmer'. If but one ofTorooto, and never was a speaker more side of the question was ronresented to the warmly greeted, than was Mr. Cameron. farmers, that reds w -as t:re nos opposed to It is true that one person, a painter by :.eh taco: of Ibe Bureau. Itiscer- tain.- an:vs.ng to hear lawmen and editors the ,am. of Orr, who, we believe• we. get up in the House and declare that the agriculturalist. d^e't want a Bureau of Agrucu'ture, while the farmers themselves i. the !louse. and, if we may lodge from their expressions, the farmers out of the Hone, declared theinaelves, not only to favor of the new Office, but anxious for it* eetabl aliment. Ile ..tor t.Ur"erepidsss. The farmers do not require to be told by abs legal gent Sman rd the Ifoese what are theirreg•urementr- We till r concur with Mr Street in the opin on that the same res. clergymen. who receive an annual •flow- no, Cartier, Chabot, Cbapais, Chauveau, sacs from the Clergy R fund, while Dinette (atlases) Chaetae (of Westford') the qne tion of its final doposluoe is as Clampanm, Dnsmmood, Debord, DumouIlna determined. Egan, Perverse, Fortier, Fournier, hart• That a 'inmate* of 6n memhers be ass mai, Wake, Joliet. tweed', Langton, IA - pointed to esquire and ferthwrtb se to the teener, Latina, L.blanee, Lebostiller, Fe - best means of ermines( soy further ad- miens, McDunaid (Cornwall) Mackenzie. dilios to the said het of recipients from the Malloch, Marchiidos, Matt:en, Mel •.gal t, Clergy Reserve Fund. McLasehlte, Mores, Patrick, Poulet, Poulin That the std cemmittse 8.ve pnwer ,to Rotel', R..., Shaw, Short, Nessus, Smith Of Durham), Street, Stsut. Tesere, Vales, Wright, jet Fees Raiag of York), and Y *.3-31 1Vaye-Semites. Badgley, Brown, Caut and for pintoes acrd peperr, std to commit of Mr. Attorney Ges•rsl titeebard., Mr. Sanborn, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Patrick, aad the mover. After discussion, the mottos was loot, os ,shoe. Thelma, Gamble, 1.' .., McDooa the follouisg'dinnos :- (of ICingatns), MseNab, Merril, Marney, Yams-Veosn. Brows, Mackesru4 sed ?episome, R,boot, Ro4,saon, Seymour, Ste Amit Wright -3. mesas, Vigor, sod Wilson -17. Nara-.lfsoen. BaJ le Banns IInr_ Mt. Cameron mated, is the course of the [ 1. debate, that he would remove or remoddy hare, Cam.rew, Certrer, Caeehe., Cbakot the 4th nail Soh clause* .1 the hill. Christie Weelwsrlb), Craw'ord, laze., 1, whet.-!fr. Rbsa,*oe •rov*d see ase ad Chapels, Chalmette, Cbr:mtle (of Gaspe), Oath* metroa to go into committee of the Drnmaroed, Deberd, Foni.e, Fenster, Gam- Kat to the effect that the B ll he referred 81*, Huron., Hiaebm, Jubfe, I aurnen to a Spacial Cor.mltttes to report of to Laerin, Iwbfsse, Lebontitlier, MeiDesald, A tura. Dere es wen oee.ssa at all (Carswell,) McDonald (It!ice, M ), McNab Th. amtadeeot wee 1st and the Ileum M•Ilnrk, MercbuIdoe, Mattie, McDoneall, - spset the,.mersd.' of flee easing a mute Merrett, Mone•nss, Mon°, Mar.ey, pap- , mntoe a t8. boil. p:nsu. Patrick, Punkin, Robtesea, Relish, Tu webs Mi. Jacks" le , a Boarl the Rae, t *.molr, Shaw, Sleets, 8teveosew. ' M Steer, Insert. Tech', 'Faster, animal steamboat. Ho was accompa- THE LOYALIST AGAIN. We have so wish to devote ..c8 time this week to the peenle wpptags of the Loyalist, cooeideriag them hardly worth oar notice, but ere ceased allow bpm pais entirely scot free. Ile .oksowlsdges that there are sone loyal Reformers, tad refers us back to his Prompcctor is proof of hm assertion --this is something gtoaed, but we are sorry be has nothing better to refer us to, for, a we ere in the habit of compar- ing conduct witbpr:oJnturn. we have long since discovered'tk°t the pnkmiess el Os Loyalist including thee! u his prose e are but of little worth. la Ins last eesfue- ed splulterings be affords ample proof of this, for after making his coufessioo, be enters upon a tirade of abuse aga.ast reformers in geoeral. And. because we had stated that while the Reformers " manfully assert the right of the people to the full liberty of British subjects, they do not allow their loyalty to pass off in empty so.nd," he faithlessly in his keterpretatioa states that we applaud "President Malcolm to the skies for threatening the country" with anarchy, prohibit be may see some coonectioe be- tween the two ee°teaces,but we must cos - fess it is et at all obvious to 05. lie thea accuses Ibe Reform party of aiming to brit about anliezatims, solely because the champions of the Public rights adrocat• rather warmly for the privilege of kicking our little cur and his arrogant friends out of the clerical manger,of which they have so lug kept the possession; perhaps be thinks if such does take place hisocaupation will be Vato,.s, 1 and %elhe rhes(►y uhe Inaleetor...n,ral Verne, Vigor, White, W Ibis, Young- the 3p*aker, •d • womb., .4 the me -.ben 67. el ere Legedaters a4 ether Gentleman • Qta°tc, 0.1. tt. Hills parsed; 'All 1441 Oleo the reporter left a mes- sage wit receive& from the lignbtles combed agree ne is ahs f,•llowieg Bebe wn hoer swtesdo,set ;-Te *wood se *Ods i...4.. predeme. Lies ` lC�,` T•ml. t peseperat. the 8e. lammeac. sod At bsette Gawk. a.44•moe- . oily -wee - Railway . ad an set,/pe the Rd: of of tie d M netrssl•Wog 94449 !9840 ISM! hewn. t be order el ail anose held ms sed a17181 J47s 97!97 N m 144 2701 iWO 4500 ! w tis ....sass 17409 10417 35874 is 111 ....sass 7785 48e'27 415912 iN as IMO • • • • • • • • HMCO 10411 37093 OwSOLS 7400 733 Owe WS...••-•• M..woo bold N 172!7148 she Mora , • • .. 1113915 SAWS, de were e•1tr.sue• 9843417 >l 47714 71182.4i M d. ware .14.. i~t'M4 44480 M M rosier` • ' 1N184 1367649 0.7441404 aNtsiltot a •trail. :1 43.1.40 ISOM .ld M 4t 106339t17 M ' weed 4Stlt>w Teti is 1444`18 fie was Weaved u the bast darted wrammemmems A4R1CVLTURAL ABSTRACT -UPPER AND LOWER CANADA. Soarers liv the he* Grand Tee■ Abe, a debolo of 1 the My ►sr the booms inose tete C.*ireitsse Oro the NM t* r.eorpsnro the Gnd Tse.k Railway Ceespaey, avid se the 411 report of the &damng Cosset., es lb. Ra4M rolls pn.*pssd uH W.edsy. Mr. Meese locoweed the g• wog ate Como .rues isanelatuly .siells•. the sewed west m M. 1leber4 es home wf pastimes mg uaul the Mb November em *M ennead *Fd it was u.per*st re have the ps.ti.e derided heroes Mr. J.eb'es left ahs meow - .8.8 II H,.ebe cath he woo staved to do ow M.Msy sort. Ne vote woo tabes rith.r open ibe moos 'Wm el ge.sg rote emenottee N the awned meet 4er vnetpe•tep, se, apse the poet , of order heel raised Mr. Spesh.r de riled *bey io coasmemee el the r.q.ieeemet• of a rile et *be I..o the "some* could s moo be esaaNersd seed the rcpwt Si the 111.00w•1 C...suse was visited is reemeh Mgliegathh. Istilummulasee of Ar AreteNy • hgr.C.sub..• moved, Tbat the Mel ie etrwel w prov4siesv .4 the Art for tits *Maw ermaeelog ,be molepr•Mse* or ,h4 LettbMt*a Atr.embly lie read a emend Lwow. W. ths•a Mewed se .woeedMa* 4k* the WI be tend a send IMO ted 4a) e meetbe while esesewed . Yon 14. Nays rather more than"three sheets in the vied" did attempt to Ret up a note, but the at. tempt was a miserable failure, and his •i.- gle voice only, was beard articulating moods, which few persons, if any, could understand. But even if the meeting ha i! been quite as noisy as the Glo'oe represen- ted it to bo. even if Mr. Cameron had bas greeted by hisses and groans, that w ould be no proof that the people of Upper C ana- �1/s1rL 161. Dvbeiiireved se Wools te M M hat. �784e 14973 111017 MIS 711048 M ds tee•fe........ 4/ M M peer I64121 1y41n9 3373114 de M some 111*0 441i:'4 1014104 M de bee1wbve* 4130* 44941 4•►l4 M •, r 1100 7"671 4. 40 M M ..,roseate - 77114 77179 15.018 M de merle 107 17 MS 91604 I. M *Oaf Imps. l i t t 9491154 renewed am ... 4497.3 Proles+ w bs.►•m -Ms ew 1'1Mlsst Ib7118,14 d. •yet........ at4 sews Ilai3o1 de r . w 1 ...... . )4 t 4r 7451131 Ad d. ewe... Ols14 da sus •. sass.. SW 1111i.e4 11011143/ Sf°N1 IMMO * 11441 de a wsie • •a• • •... .a..0 111011 �0 is xm 401 Both / 4115* reit,. fse e•vwlp M ear caw.• • " '•" = ILV *40011 I u mahe ave eiL so till about five w evening, when President of all Board. of Agriculture, - wasbeginning to gatber, the greatest anzie y was etperieroud by all,lest nim should The Boards themselves are to be elected come os. Shady after sit, however, the by the Agricultural Societies. The Bill sky became dear, and the wind fell, and the also provides that the said minister shall re - evening could not have bean more favour- terve and keep all records and models re - able, although it had been specially choses lating to patents for inceatioos,-that he for the purpose- The mgbt was very dark o which served to render the blue of the sha11 be the Chairman of the Board of torch more brilliant, and to heighten the Registration and Statistics, and have effect of the whole scene. charge of the Census and other statistical The ball took place on a platform, coo - returns, sad it is his duty also, to make in- structed for the oeeasion on the west side of the cottage. 'This platform was aur- quiries and collect useful facts and satisfies rounded by twelve large standard torches relating to the Agricultural interests of the in trop gratings; ia addition to which a large province, and to publish tbe same, in order number of torches were held by Ilighlan to promote improvement within the I'ro- ders in full clan tartan standing "rd riots; he is also to encourage imrdlgration, a pedestals,lbe pedestals being each covered with a deer skin. On the left aide of the and to prepare an annual Report of platform, was erected a partition for the his proceedings to be submitted to Perlis - reception of ber Majesty aad bre Royal went; he is also responsible for the public Highness Prince Aloert. It was covered soneI disbursed by the Boards of Agricul- and draped with crimson' cloth, and deco- rated with stags' heads, evergreen (holly), Lure. The Boards of Agriculture are to heather, and flowers. Shortly before half- receive the reports of the Agricultural past eight o'clock, a large bopefire was Societies and to see that they cotnply with lighted on the Carr Mil, which rises im-the law, and with the approbation of the mediately above the road from Castletown minister of Agriculture, to act in operation to Comemulzie, and whose bright flame, shooting up in the darkness, preseeted a model and experimental farms in their re- striking appearance. spectise sections of the country, and to 'The Queen and his Royal Highness manage and conduct tbe same, to obtain Prince Albert, attended by the Countess from other countries animals of new and Miss Seymour, eand the Hos. A. Gorddo.,, improved breeds; new varieties of grain, arnved with ber Majesty's accustomed seeds, vegetables and other agricultural punctuality; and alter passing under a tri- productions; new or improved implements =phial arch, which was decorated with of baabandry, and to test the value and use- variegated lames and banners bearing the fulness of the same, and generally to adopt arras of the Fife family, were received at the entrance of the corridor leading to the every measure in their power to promote platform by Mr. and Lady Agnes Daffy improvement in the agriculture of the and conducted by them to the pavilhon, Province, the said Boards also to keep a where Lady Agnes, by tbe Queens de- reseed of their tnosactiooi *rad shall ublish sire, took bee place os her Majesty's tot r hand. O. each side of her Majesty's from time to lune, in such manner and sofa was stationed a full dressed lligblaa- form as will secure the widest circulation der, with draws claymore. Iter Mejes- among Aviculture! Societies, and farmers ty's reception was truly Highland, as the generally, an such Reports, Essay., Lee- moment she descended from her carriage tares and other usefel informatse el the five pipers played " Her ajesty s wet rotne to Corriesalriej' Meompiiesd by said Board* respectircly may protan aad MackIy (the Queen's piper) for the mos- adjsdge surtabk to puheiutroo. sioa. , The pipers consisted of Marr (Mr. Theme m seems of the mese prasieseet I)tiff's own piper), \lackey (Icer Majesty,features of the Bill, the provisions of which leper), tit, }Ion. Cel. Maul►'s piper, Sir when properly undertood and carried set Chart's pier. s piper, aad sty' Faking wall have a beneficial effect in ad vencta karsen's piper. Cc has Majesty's taking g Wier place in the pidillaoo, the pipes ceased the farming interests. The Bill was op- aad 111 bated of the 34th, gendered at posed at its seemed readiog by a few Law - Aber leer, played " God save the Quota."ere and Editors, who, m their animosity This latter performance was very �' to the iitrod.cer of the Bill allowed their sad had all the sore effect Ibat, the men lei.g hill from view, it wit quite enetpret- zeal to get t8. bofttlsndienrrtioe, ed. Th, udoo of the ..*80m ws Mt ts warmly .oppetterortad by ther A.gncultm- lo.d, aad eostsa.d rists both 4.114 net of tie. Hoe.os seeee!eded layrn°el!sags s► eheenng, which was most ger 1. Ise ser own Coodees Asrieultare is bat kaowledged by the Q.ees 1'rlate in the mere, of the 4.4_4.3, a ted w'aa sib isfasey, aad it n ga.erally admitted perfrirvaed before her Majesty of t meal as a emitter of regret that the sanest eels- psgtlar ail Mrikisg lied. Beteg etetsted kites of the Society at f:oderich, are bJ eight Haghlasders (tows D aad fo s ntber retrogredt a than impyovieg; this ap- fT.rgah.r.ii..), ash mita beteemg r lvg teeth s his hand. Paan to he flee result of i. ik,resr, n. the T1. Qsses id Prime eastl.iwi .esrlf part of the farmers themselves, cad we km. tiro been, 2134 **premed Ibasas.t'es WO -of sin wily hr wheels this ea be overena. Ty pleased with * elsi lbs F4lete Mrs tee -so ,zp.datieesly a that sde8ts1.4 at the iw/Yd* • lasoieg, M Meir ettbn(.ge by let Astm 13l Dinner of the 8111162f, wins 4 meat of Agriculture, but the result has not gooe, and that he will have to put kis trsl been generally in accordance with the hopes between his legs and anent himself to the and ezpectatioos of its ardent friends. neighbouring Republic -for we do not for The Bill introduced by the llon. Mal- get that a certain aseserratare Mensal s collo Cameron for dee establishment of an Godeiinto-and several of its bretbern in ra- Agricultural Bureau, and now under du- nous parts of the proviso. riot very long ago suasion in the Ilouse, will, when it becomes . spoke eery loudly and favourably of this law confer many advantages upon the same annetation. Agricultural community. The Bill makes The L,yalte also endeavours to anti - it lawful for the Governor in Council to else our remarks epos the Town Council, establish a Bureau of Agriculture to be which be cannot confute, ad be gives 00 attached to one of the Public Departments, good reason why the Tory Councillors re - the Head of which is to be styled the Min- fused to meet their colleagues for the de- isterof Agriculture, the said Minister to snatch of public buameu-fartbsr than receive no additional salary, but may pp- that they desired to obtain justice; wbseh point a clerk or clerks, whose salaries had they obtained, would also have caused shall be fixed by the Governor a Council. flees tlx leu of thesea, wwits Ito sadtsfego r thelly same the et elle d Councr nir P The said sweeter is also to be ex-rB cis reason. 11e . Iben makes a rabid attar: upon Mr. William Wallace, the Town Reeve, for disappointing them in their ir- regular and insulting proceedings, a and per- petrates a great deal of nonsense about hie incompetency, and such like --all we need say is that Mr. Wallace has proved him- self more than a match for his el -pelmets in energy and ability, and las dooe more for the welfare of the Tows than all the Tory Councillors put together. If the Towns- people would put more men of Mr. Wal - lace's qualifications at else Coa.cil Beard, they would have no need to fear for dee interests of the Town. sort which Induced meter' persons to die- t orb eke orating at T°•on1n, is the tnly that gentleman presides. -The editor of mouse wb:eh tndueee bon• oembrre in the Nnnss to oppose this ►t'1 -that b, hentise that paper will probably remember the t1 •,.oats. from the Guveramat.-Qac• Clergy Reserver matings held in the same bee Gazette. room 10 1851, and the nova sad tumult there gel up by a few persons "friend: of religion to prevent se honest express .ion of opinion on the subject." He will probably recollect the evening when be and others wars obliged to give up the platform to a Med of rowdies, calling them. •.tree gent lemea,when even age and the ti- ered elm of the ministry was no protec- tion against the low vulgar abuse of those sa:d rowd:ee, and when a meeting called ezprersl• for the purpose of eliciting as oprninn in favor of the meco!anzrtron of the Reserve:. ended in meek reeolotions in freer of their protest e•ttlemeot. Now tee wnu:4ask the Glebe, or the member for K.st, what would they have said, *1 she struck on the Arklow Banks, on :be 13.4 d.aoistrsrius bad been take. es as t Irish coast, and shortly afterwards eOm- ezprea:ot of opleion on the pert of Upper tweoee4 to break no. \t the time s e Caeade against the **colanswtion of the s.rtirk eke wind was Wewsg a perfect hue- none from E. N. E., with a heavy sea Clergy Reserves t Asd yet, •meld it sot rwnang; the Doty nails abs carried at *8. betty t tis sed to f ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE ARCTIC. - Papttct i.aa. w Tut Lone or Tfls AME- RICAS .*!1313 SIO*1LE. (F -.m the l..•rpoo' Courier, Oct. 6.) The American ship \labile, Captain J. 'Carbo: to,ether with -about awuly-seven persons, isrluJug passengers cad crew, ailed from this pout on 'fuesday last, hav- ing os board as near as can be ascertained !illy -three paradigm, and a crew number - tae twenty-three teen, including officer.. !the proceeded safely until shoot half -past Iwo o'clock oe %Vednesday mnrniog, when Ns. quits:a jus a• t • ti bel the . - topsails lox n( ore see tear. ops*. c pralines the demeartntio* Io1°11 made l reefed.--t.Iorls were made to launch the of the ler obr.ivo, and vatgtr Mamma, l boat. *barfly ag,r she streak, bet. owing .f the ..metteg . Toronto, se me expr.as to the heave sea roam this could not be los.( tbe)famere of U,,per Caned, age amt- accomplished. The scene ea board the the. Benau el Agr.e.ltnr.1 It is die- ill fated ship balled all description, the gr.eo(ul then, to libel the people of Taros- poor pas -eaters running .beet in all di- w or the farmers who wore at that meets reetniss, trying Piteously for kelp; and, at of their ..g, M ewe oto single idredoal did .et ssobernwere washed o6 the mwreck. until, knot how to behove himself. We Iso- in a very elan time, all had disappeared bevy, and we think that we an susta`ned with the eteeption of I4 seamen and oft le *hilt hole( by the state of the ease, that pa*sesg.r, who had bees able to lash them - Om 80..... of Agrieeltese ked moth'sg to selves 10 toe .8.00,4.. 1. a few hours. he with the .win a1 the Terme, meet'.[, after the vowel await, the weedier moder- tel Oast to Mr Camsree's well knew■ sled, and ee.tiesdsemtddThursday more- eptewou oa political tap, ea. 10 a ewasee' MR* whore sheat 11 i elork two schooners U.m with a party lase.* t+ be ie favor of hese r. •gat, cad iomediately bore doom peegressime reform risen... .d merely to the wreck. flee of the schemers wbieb was hound to (lasge took leer of the w, a ler amorterwod beat, to shore► endow. mows aad s psss.mg*r and en.veyed then sweat, aad to thee...lose le to be dtnbaed to Glasgow, 111 ether took the nmais.lg the eoedeet .f the uodirudesl Mel **Jeerer tour ad conveyed them to Wetferd.- .4 is *hese *bet gs°4Nms., sod wale .e When rescued, then were In • very edam - 4.,.bt bad been turs.gbty tni.ed by Ma 114 fleets frost rod and exposer,. They were forwarded to this part a the Weef.d ttetlseet, aad arrnved es S.°dy .,.sits, 4. tMs v a ism orb t4MO Mads 4.4*� i old rwalwr/ as a 1ioll pert eutdar es pre. es marl row' tale - OA/ . # • 0*5M THE COUNTY COUNCIL. Is oar last we stated that the Cotaty Council bad confirmed the By -Law appro- priating £125,000 for taking Stock u the Fort Erie, Brantford and Godench Rail- road. 'They afterwards voted £5500 for a new Bridge to be erected over the River Maitland near the site of the one washed away in December last. The plan adopted is that of the Suspension Bndge, designed by Messrs. Moleswortb and Percival, and we believe the contract, is to be ta- ken by Mr. T. Jobnso., mase. of this Town. The people of these comities have already suffered much loess and iscoaveni- enee from the want of this Bridge, its eree- tion has already been too long delayed, and we hope their expectations will not be doom- ed to any further disappointment. In our columns will be found a Daiwa - strata, signed Daiwa- strata,by tbe \Vardes and Reeves of United Counties in favor of Thomas Mercer Jones, Esq., deservedly compli- menting him upon his devotion to the wel- fare of the settlers, and to the best inter- ests of tbe Canada Company, ---also con- demnatory of the aopopnir coarse permed by F. Widder. Esq. Mr. T. M. bases is toe well knows and esteemed, to regmn that we should add anytl*sg is hes behalf, for to our kaowbege there is sot • mere Po- plar ge°tleman, is the Cmhss, sad we certainly think the course takes by his, especially on the Railroad questa, to be the very best adapted to reader the Case- d. Company reified serene, w8tt° tb. ov*r8earisg eosdurt of Mr. F. Wilder, so recently .tbib,ted, is only esteslate4 t• es- trange that coande°ce which woad other- wise be reposed is it. ' STRATr'oms. -The ismia.g 4( the Gad and Coed Home, is prereediwg feint . to a coenpletaoa. Tb. contractor Mr. I)by, d (;natp8, hs set beer telae-;" sad Mr. Harrison who cesrkeets the Car - poetry work, have bad snarly forty hue steady employed Tb. srehikaet, - Yr. -Fergana a, is the isp•etse.--Cepea., ..