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ted Gsau*a $s a C aide/ the reed-
wrogiany. nista of the law Act to am.sd the Lw
~b ~M
Width** °reviser Schools (19 Vie.
'mew11111s f am 1st.) the Beard of Trusteesef welt
ry l.e , `I i Comity (jrsai,e w $ is desisted le
',kWh eeir edgy. Im '-^e a«II tlp the 9th sec**
b HssI14s je j1e r prismst T,sNees of
chi S. ""with Grammer atm regatsed to mess
Bit a era shoes Wreiws sod alit- ea 'Ns dtseeday is Jaoswry
anaismf beoew twt , •osesom N amidst from amos,gst themselves
Q &Ak ` y' iag else r steMtia. the tires Truisms for each Grammar School.
ederh.ppr hof &roped, pewee. and Ilsd the Ceiaty Cowl)* are required
i'MerAway
hv W Cte swmetiat sweat svesleyesg st their int N oetiy is 1.364 to appotat
stooled 1141 iselepem6 ether three Trustees (or eseb Uranium:
the *inn .tact time tint 8ahool.
site the aU-o sct.oa ddispotthe
iss
so premed de.,bd
an seas siu-the Chards! Mr. l- y =„:s ANL tfaaaarr Dime -
mem eempletely. It must he said, bow- chanes -htr Cameros has denied,
alar, Um the mimeo' of the *overripe through the materna. of the Montreal
e1 ib'wirely Msermis temporal matters, amid tfcra d, that he eter desecrated the ltl.tlr
ithoefor,, the E rperer i m eta wins dm bath by visiting the Comedian Gotha
e itse1 chief of the Chsacf, sot can se is Steamer Otuor• ou that Jay, bet rem -
tar way decide or interim. with api,itwal, arks that it is well bemire that the
isfregstatic or stood; reels siestas! dieeyilis- distinguished Desder of the Ansi Sabbath
'WY ail"- is this revert a sower -etre of Ikaee,atioe party (Mr. Brows) hired •
'Lighted is snore a chief of Lis church than public color)awe and drove bay suites
• Russian autocrat of his. . For isstaoce an the Sabbath to his election!!
tin Crisham oast•, otely decided w Eng-
Isad, by Ilse car■rtigo or bur council, o MurDer• of John Robson.. -The in
'Raab could never come offivallr before vestigation of this case before the Coro
the 1 no crier. 1t i!b bis poise,, ootwith- am-, closed on 11'edueeday *veuing, and
saandtu its ia:eisatty, lie Oen n*ouch b
ot tb. Coroner having summoned up Ibe
IjIriraaI or theological questions. But to evidence at some Ieoggth, the jury return -
1.11 other metiers the clergy a d the bier- ed a verdict of wilful Murder against
tri by are wholly reduced to eotlingnew,
Dud are totally subject to Ibe will of the
is oar. '11:. coms0s disciplinary deeimoDs
...oil the.Sjeod meet be submitted to the arm.
Lo avoid what the jealousy of despotism Boy Deowsas.-We leans from the
`'• a ells a scandal, or rather to cat off a cos- p,lu1 flat "e distressing casualty has oo I
ssa,iiati.g ioflueicc which might estend currrd, whfoa bas has again thrown the
ever otter ssbjeiits, no free discussion of family of our rxpected fellow citizsn,
mit) matter is really allowed to the Church- Mr 'Phomas Jletirat h iota deep emiction.
14 bishops must be very cireumepect and Ou Monday lass his uepbew, a promising
cewtioes is their api-itual and edauustra- lad .f 12 years of age, was drowsed, iu
use adios. They, too, are subject to the rear of his uncle's residesee at Lachine,
istestigatws of the meret police or spies, by the giving way of the tee oa which he
• sad wry thee be Beady ruined. SaIasse4 was playing "-Inoatrrttl Gazette.
• by she Ceramist -et, they are kept is 'bee- •
ws treheetties, mod those who are too
epiiiled, receive, either directly, queered',
ofaully, ihre gb the t ysod, frieadle or
emphatic 'dummies. Any disc mown
showed 14 moral power, sed inductee of the
Cbutrh is looked was two tarty mil too pkted and pet mto ol+ersuos. The des-
. oily seseeptibk so go beyond bounds patch states that the sostrumeuts work ce-
ll ea it is emspeeted, oe rather prolyhjted, cue ly well and that there is good sleigh-
rn writing well as Lege the tag tobibaalo. The kind o1 instrument
Matt, that scanty resunrte of the Church, used is that wlstcb prints the words in large
le Jealously watched over. Thus, neither; letters, apOa we believe ; and must be much
less libte to mistakes than those Metre -
"bents that make indentatious on white pa-
per, not always very legible eren to the ini-
tialed mod which constitute an unknown
language to the general public. Flom the
edict cutlet( the hue we bare also geed in-
telligeaee.
'1'be Quebec Gazette states that the
pekes of the Grand "Trunk Telegraph Line,
from )Iootneal to Quebec, are Dearly all
up, and .sci-a1 gangs of baud* engaged in
putting ou the wire, whis:b has been already
erected is the streets ref the latter city.--
Leads,
HURON SIGNA-L. _
ARRIVAL UP Tee ---' _. _s s-- - . ---- -_ - -c-_ -- - -- -- wa. .weit+ .7. -•
AVII0g. Roca to Wm owls rspatstiem, Wider it 1 .. had le slues, that the strongest ad- Taper. The supply N water', kis,ter, el Mopes/di 'Jai &ttelao
w tits. sad A. )].
PIM Yont Liverpool,
with used* M party u iib bas vecates, of widen/atom a the British, the first, was rather dekiese, bet is a Gum Ji j15 id'
no Africa f)re,e Li.. deem with its samidemea ]teal. Howe of Common, via :- Mr. Russe short time a u1 tj supply was obtained yK.snsd Robert
to flu 1Ttb, trzrlred so Israpl( 1, with rispamsibtheBright wwld look I.. the krill,. exertedpibsfaselves w ■ Oibb,ss, Debi Healoy
sad
Itub.rt
pas IaB a sae.. of this r I Mr. CBbdca and Mr. g
&Meeom. hetlt M tis erowm isd W rho a the tersest Bader saisursgeereisahace$ seamier beyond all penes. '1'M esrgiase Park. 8l ]lh/risf)t'' 11 re. ll
Lied .Pabeserston has reshis IIIIIII6Moat rhos esus.. to 1.14"4.144"4
f .d to appsd M tee peopb o a thin t it.suoe, kft lbs pro■rid abort 8 u'dorl A. M., bet Horton, W. M p bite rod ps cgs
awe u Home Secretary. 11111.4e k srss 1 uI miustaaces appears Has as a meat tiokut outrage ou coeetitutiosa) we ob,en eJ au. Bertram, 11. i.Jefati- Biaeett Tbo palisi`il (Baling wufat
,.Bees 4 will not waiest 10 i Ao mer ~ M w plats, slat 1 cannot under- rights. You will, 1 am sure, do me the gable. Chief h leinaed Di the ground deriad ed at ibises Aimless was not so
ILB(ors Bill, uchis •steeds 11a Parti• it&ad how soy saprejadte.d sea, who pewee te believe that these observation ale whole day. This gentlemeu is deem/o-
ils. tiros(
amestaq Gauc6w. Ht. r res studied the history of Lu Demote, bate out been made with a slew to Jeprs- Brag of samelkieg more than a mere passing upon this w tti'om missy fernier ti•ewws,
the ?lsaw ea ., 'asd iia toaalilatiomi, me who bis say Bata oppaailiw from any unworthy dente compliment, ken the fact That be waacorn-
although when viewed in that light it
y .. esisMte will repent for putlio opinion, can hesitate of place 1 have (or years been subjected to pelted to change his olotbsug several times will be sees dist thew ata ht
Eaters a51in, sod will sot altar loyal;
s 55 tit sig reform.
••nthe pulley of ria U othieg re y cal regard w it. Arid yet w. an aspenioaeel allkinds with reference to ibis dur.og the day ; it baring been tlwrott4Wy en and four Writs ; bst npoa the Beals
now Tyke t g i wh threatened with total disruption of the suubbject. The Ysc.rily oil my rooduct bas drenched and froze*. It was the opinion when ;loot;
ooked epos sm •body of wee, into
Turkey beet w Dotlis liberal party, and a withdrawal of coral been questiosed, and every effort made to of many with whom we cootrrsed, that if
The iutelligcnee of the naval heals deuce on the part ofa scall n of oar deprive me of abs cosideaca of the liberal Mr. Berta had been furnished with .bus- wheat hoods ora W ba enktlKtd rtes in. Siuope u a,ollresad- The Tacks tP
friend., auicient perhaps to psralrse our party. 1 herr had 11. consolation, Low. dance of water the fire would have been terata of the Town for tllelvemostbs,
11 ships, out 13, of which 3 were teas- efforts, not because we iffier in opinion ever, of refecting, that 1 was laking the confined to the stare in which it occurre•I, and whose action. while in power nay
apt hie The Romans loot di 7 ships, with them oo the question at issue, but only course which world raven the speedy as las been the c with pearl .ser
Tits aflstr is not so disastrous to the Pr Icaw 1 Y be IDado to tell sitter fur good or evil
T arks as was at gest reported. ' because we do deem it consistent witb and certain triumph of the popular cause. ire Mace D1r. B. has fi113J bis prem. tit office. for many years, site, are will entitled is
The allied fleets see to the Bos principle to press legislation without an Had I listened to the advice then as now The ruins were visited by immense crowds
aborts The, lav seat a et10 11 into sanest to the penpla themselves. W . offered by parties w' n, though highly res yesterday, but u some Jaeger was apart- our 000fidenee, and we have no doubt
the Black Bea to enquire the Sin a are urgently called on by professed libe- .pectable and sincere, are not is a position bended from the falling of the walls, a bar- they will successfully fulfil th. eogsge-
beThere. op rats, t)J men wltu claiw W bis par excel to judge correctly as to the mode by which vier was thrown across lie street mud police- menta they have andettaken. The pre
There was • report of another de. Inane site true friends of ppopular rights. political questions ran Le properly solved : men stationed to preveut persons passing. to subunit a question which, by their my conticuos is, that there would have The large bwlt Bug is a complete pwreck, semi is a very critical1pperiod for our
feat of the Turks on shore at Kalisoh, own eoufession i. •ecund to none iu im been no (ler Reserve ueslino before scarcely sat thing remaining but the (rout Town, and its noble prosoeeta which are
Armenia will 4,000 killed, but o0 oneClergy q
b.diet.• it. Several other Mesta were porlance, to a yarlisment, ono Louse of the Canadian people is legislate oo. 1 were, which will uo doubt be removed int- now unfolding, demand and require at
retorted, all equally doubtful. which hat been pronounced by a majari- have, howeve r, the satisfaction of belieriug mediately. the hands of those entrusted with the
There is 00 conlarmatioo of the report ly of tawo thirds ir, both branches, not Ilea the general voice of the liberal party a maoa6ement of its affair an eoligbien-
P to be true and faihful ropresora.ttive of Upper Cat.ada would now pr000u,ce that
that ABnta had declared war, Due it was of publio o inion, wlfile this other house the mode adopted in obtaining the repeal
so Deed to be true. P p Jeers ELLIOTT has c..usrutcA (u ed, liberal and progressive policy, and
y
The diplomatists are still bowith has been declared by the representatives of the Imperial Clergy Reserve Act was act as Agent for the Signal in the Conn this we have every reason to believe they
heir notes. of the people to be destitute of that the wise and statesmanlike one. I am eon-ty of Bruce will receive during rho nest resets
Armies on the Danube are in winter weight and iufluence which the public winced that the course of the Goreroment, months. T6ea000tcat for the May•
meters No hostilities- interests require that it should command with regard to the final ren lenient of the
I have no hesitation in affirming that qt estion will, io the cod, be equally spam, -;s orally and Reevestip appears to
whatever may be alleged to the contrary ed: and if, in the meantime, and delay N he warm, but we trust the result
by individuals aetiug without any kind should arise, either fro,n intemperate zeal will be judtciona as many 'interests
of responsibility,every enlightened states- or from motives of a worse character, l .. will be involved in the choices
loan in Europe or America will arrive at shall have the satisfaction of ►snowing, that
the same conclusion with the member. ( LjRUl`I' S1GN Le made. We have only one thing to re-
tbm people w.11 Gave ie the only
alone io gret it connection with theta elections
of the Canadian Government, that Ing• blame., that they will be the only sufferers,
islation under such circumstances would and that in a few years at rill events they and that is that Mr. William Wallace,
Br Teteosapn rtes Loivnoi TO Live. be -so 501 a intolerable oppression, if it will again Imre the iemedy its their power. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1854 our former energetic and Wonted Reeve
P001. amid be matured. But if the Canadian There is ono point on which I am
Loaww, Dceewber 17, Ministers were weak or wicked enough QUARTER SESSIONS. has not been returned. He only re•
The Turkish embassy has received to ettempt to legislate under snob ir. mat anxious not to be miauuderetorod, _ quir,d one rote more W have been plso-
dvices of the Biaope engagement. cumataees, the least reflection would and. the more so, because the tone of s The Coact of General Quarter Sgstiaos ed successfully on the list His non-ro-
Tlao Russians lose twos( their largest have taught the signers calcl portion of the L pper Canada press is
rgss g gnera of the mauife,to, calculated to produce wide spread mit- of rho Peace sad County Court were opro- turn may be ascribed principally to
ships. The town was totally destroyed. that the result would necessarily he their I apprehension in the puplio mind It ed atCode' icb on Tueaday lite 3rd Jan his own indifference to the result of the
The opiaiou very generally prevailed own ruin and disgrace, and the indefi has been unduly influenced by the Gov. Inst. before his Ilona: .Judge Scott and the election and partly to a most uuaccount-
iretire in n Loudon, that Lord Palmerston did tion on nite postponement of satisfactory legisla• ernor General, and efforts are being associate magistrates Benj Parsons, Jiro. •'ile and ab,nrd misunderstandingou be
Lord John Russell ie of
/Token polities.
►i. with propriety ety onithe breach of faitht h, to ll made to fasten upon Ilia Excellency the Longwortl , ltoLt. (itbbons, 11'm. Chalk art of u,e v
rFsponsibility of the Ministerial policy ' F voters. It is well known
huccesaor, Lord Lansdowne is also ez- soy nothing of the ingratitude manifested
pectic' Iu my remarks in this letter. I bate James Watson and James Gordon Esq's. j that Mr. Wallace has for years been the
peoted to resign Lord Panmure(Fox towards her Majesty's Imperial Govern. 1 stated my conviction tial no Goveruor Thisais the fi, st appearance of Judge Scott I most useful member at our Council
Manle)had been sent for by the Cabinet went, the members of wheel] eiske3 t6•
lots of political influence with many of could assent to such advice on the part on the bench as Judge of tete Unite) Cquo- board, and ass Reeve, it will not be an
Moscow, Dec. 17;Y ofa Minister as we have been pressed their friends in conceding the right of to offer. I had, however, no specific Ities of IIuron : ed Bruce. Toe Court easy matter to find Lis equal. He will
The steamer Glasgow while awaitng legalation on this vezed
orders to sail, came in collision with a
sloop of 40 tons, loaded with pig iron.
The sloop sank and several of the Glasgow
men were thrown overboard; and due
was drowned The Glaugotc sails to day
[the 17thjor to morrow.
-s t
the four parties is custody --t is Jueepb I 1
Teeth:mon, Alfred 'fuulinss0s, t ie.-ro
Touilis•son, and Iforall' 8 Levius -N q
American.
T
ke Yee, Latest from intros* sir Sub -
marls, Teo``raptl.
roam, Dec, 16.
t is er.rrrntly reported that the allied
fleets hare been ordered into the Black
Sea.
(idem TRUNK TstLORA1•!1 TO Bur-
)at.o !- - La.t night we uecetved a ootmau-
weation from tondo by rhos (trend Trunk
Telegraph; ibe line *nag just been ooae-
the supreme rneirnfoiitsn, aor the humblest
parson can more freely m his own element.
1 he morastertcs are under the same pram.
sure: The choice or seteetios of the Ala.
hot. (/green,) must be made by them
agreeable 10 the whose( the Governieat.
'linty are under control, as is erery other
corporation, and sometimes are treated very
toughly and with great severity. With
all this the sovereign and the !hole official
swarm above all the external signs of defer-
ence to the Pope or Bai'neslrl.-a, as a
priest i, commonly called.
We have aid above that none, or scarce.
ly any social intercourse exists between the
uobttity and the clergy. 'Lie priests se-
lect Mew wires from among their own
- rase, er from among the lower burghers or
peasantry, who are not admitted iato the
hely even of the lowest oobihv. Thus
clergs.•betng both in the city trod is
eoentry, eacloded from the palace sod
the chateau, eery naturally fall back upon
no other classes, by whom they ale treated
with respectful deference.
'1 he clergy are far from hying satisfied
with forming such a limited caste. For
their children they wtab, very naturally, for
a more enlarged bunion, from wbicb they
are crowded out, as much by the iistitu•
tidos of the country, as by its coove*tioaal
usage. They are, very asturally. disaffect-
ed and dissatisfied, and this dissaus(actiw
with the casting state of ihioia, grows
, stronger and stronger in properties as Ibeir
opponti ea and the a.pira lion for 101051-
1515111 Both Sae
1'.. tely tell I.berty, protection, and
firm support enjoyed by the clergy under
- the Government, is in the eersecuuon of
heretics and dissenters from the ortbodor
✓ birch. 'fhea various sectarians laic a
strong vitality, ■otwitkstanling the pres-
sure exercised upon them. They are
equally obnoxious to the Cberch, and to the
Ciew•,tler form rariest's sects, compo -ed
of burghers, ?twists, with very few mo-
ttos. Some of them do not believe in any
• rrgvlar clergy at all, and these are looked
ea as the worst; others hire oo higher hier-
archy beynnd their pat -sots; three are called
Storoesivi-s.y old believers, other' are
ieoseola.ta, sad aid' others have various
names, are D,ulor2nrsry, inspired, Malu-
bany, S iestsy, etc. •1'bey are most ge.
'orally quiet and actin people, situ' eery
6tatical. Temperate and abstemious;
most of 1hasli ss. so 'pintoes liquors what -
*ter; they aro thus se good circumstances.
By the law, they are excluded from held-
' iiug ekt• ire once' in mwleipal or rural
tosem.s.■, where they bee raised wit's Ibc
• ertbwd.e. 'Fb.y ria ty most be looted up-
set as forming the oily tree Independents
ht Rt. s., Mas DI their ,eltgio,s ideas IL y
joie these of political independence.--
I'herr pobbes, stations are republican, and
the I:ser, as wrap se the nobility, is odious
to them; they me priseipafly averse to 'he
mitnary nervier. Diverted sad scattered
aweigh she Empire, tory find the people
owe s.bi:reat towards them than the Guy-
srrsewt. 'Thiry this meioses a Boohooed
serial fermweestsw, whose aetirity is io-
BgAu'TVVL IotonA.res.-A grrtlemaa
was once ridiug in Scotland by a bleaching
ground where a poor woman was at work
wateriog her webs of linen cloth. He
asked her where she went to church. wlat
etre had beard oo the preeeeetng day, and',
bow mach she remembered. Babe could
sot even tel the text of the last sermon.
"And what good can the prcachhrg do
you 1" 'if you forget it Air
"Ab sir," replied the poor woman, "if
you look at this web on the grass, you will
see that as fa -t as ever 1 put tae water on
it, the sun dries a all rap ; and yet, /,we is
gets whiter "mit whiter-.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
BREADaruiTs-'Chs buoyant tone of the
market i. undiminished. Wheat and
flour freely offend to arrive, and find
buyers at cote , a rues. Prioes closing
que.hoo to the referenc to the present Governor General Bras held in the Cour. rooro at clic Goal evidently bo much missed, and wa 6opo
People of Canada, and this with a full \)y conviction is from that no Governor,'which with al isle nvenience and the dar- ; that means may yet he fou:,d to place
opinion knowledge Csnadat the
wtend nn fa ofr poublic!!
fie I whatever his opinion might be on the iv' to life, its insn$i mot means of ewers Lim during the present year in the
p
application of the endowment W purposes question at issue, could, in the discharge would inevitable involve in case of fire, is Council
P po of his duty to tie Crowe which he rep -
which would not meet their approbation resents permit his -1- - t t 1 by far the best room at present to be had
But could they hare conceived that an ' 1q1° un o press ace
attempt would be made by the very$ in a a Parliament a Question demob importance
it -
party, in a which had declared which came' to them in the I self not to be a faithful representative of
name of rho people of Canada, claim- , public opinion But I have ne per-
ing the right to legislate on a local goes- !sepal knowledge of the views of the
tion, to suppress the expression of public 'present Governor General on the aub-
opinion 1 Most unquestionably not- jerk. I ban only infer from the wisdom
at an advance on the week of 3s. per. And Bao any man gifted with common and respect for eonititutiooal rigida
prl on flour, and 61 per 70 lbs on wheat sense imagine for a moment, that any ; which have ever characterized the pro -
Indian torn rather better, and quetel Governor rerresenting the Crown of !eecdings of Ilia Excellency, (bat had
England would deem it oousiateot with i his Miuistcrsgiven him advice so wbo.ly
his duty tosanctioo legislation under each 'at variance with propriety as that in -
circumstances as those in which we are; dictated by the signers of the Toronto
placed. I am aware that it is urged that , manifesto, he would have declined to fel-
public opinion has already been suffioi- I low it. But the advice actually tendered
soar 32a, 6d. a 34e ; U. S. white Wheat ! eptly ex reseed on thin question -that , was in aocordaoco with the deliberate
10.. Gd. a 11a; white Indian Corn 14s I in fact it has been repeatedly decided at opinion of the Ministry themselves, who
a 16s.; yellow and mixed 42a. • 44s. and I the busting,. I presume that those who are alone responsible for it. For my oen
45a. make such allegations will hardly pretend part. so strong is my conviction on the
Gartner -_Unchanged. ' :that any special appeal bas erer been point, that nothing would have induced
Peortsio.s -Gardner & Co., report I made to the People of Lower Canada, me to take the responsibility of tender-
-Beef sells s:owly at about previora 1 with regard to the settlement of the ing other advice than that given. -
rates. I Clergy Reserves And yet without the Though I have marked this let'er "pri-
London Malley Markel unebanged assstanoe. of Lower Canada members, it vate," you are at perfect liberty commu-
Coneob leaving off at 1141 Iron rtlill would be impossible to carry the measure; nicate its contents to parties as in ) our
upward and setive. and they, it is well known, are anxious discretion you may think Ht. .
to seal, it
_As in a manner that will be sa- Believe mo ever yours, very truly,
tisfper Ca.
R. HINCIR S'S LET ER ON 1 Havel orthe people e
satisfactory prof ofa he F. Hl -YC$ S.
THE CLERGY RESERVE. 'wishes of the people on this beads Could QOebee, December, 1853.
! any ezppreesion of opinion bo obtained
Tho agitation in the Western part of from the Upper Canadian members in
Upper Canada on the subject of imine- the present Parliament strong enough to
diets legislation respecting the Clergy justify the refusa' of an appeal to the
Reserves, and especially the publication people, even under ordinary circum -
of a manifesto signed by a uumberof stances? And if not, bow 0"n1 would
ministers of carious religions deuomi• be the petition of those refusiug the ap DJo.' tae 1, Dec. 26.
nations in Toronto, bis led to numerous peal to so entirely new constituency, and Yesterday morning, about (our o'clock, day• This will be doing business, as bush
applieations being wade to members of to a new representaticn distributed dif- the.large retail establishment of Messrs. Dess,whether public or private, ought to be
Government to esplain their in- ferently over the country? But I need J. & D. Lewis, in Noire Dame street, was done, and mill besides, effect an immense
t i ions a Oh reference to that measure. hardly ponos the object. It admits Of dvcotered to be on fire. The wind blow -
were leo ly favored with the perusal no argumeht. No object whatever is to inp, strong from the northwest, the devour- ix
letter addressed by the Inspector be gained by impatience, whereas, its savingof hard cash and valuable time to
oral to Stephen Richards Esq.. Isar- manifestation is fatal to the 50ecess o1 the joining pre oiees, ao inn ae short time the the inhabitants of these United Counties.
rester Toronto in which the subject bas very measure itself. What •the oppo- whole block of four stn y cut -stone build -
been very fully gone into. Copies of nente of the Government policy fear is, togs was in flames, The stores destroyed
that letter were sent to other places as that the appeal to the people may be sue- are as follows :-Dlessra, J. & D. Lewis
well as to Montreal. and we believe that cesaful. 1'hat is rho burden of all their aplendud`retail dry good store, insured for
it has been read pretty extensively, and private communications. Now, when X16.500 in the Britiaotwaand Etna Offices
has not failed to give sati-faction. An these irresponsible individuals call on a -which, itis imp' mod, will about corer
we find that our contemporary of the responsible Minister of the Crow t be the loss ; Mr. C. Solrtnon's fur store and
0th i guided by them, do they reflect eh t if
a few Immodest oil. to le. per quartery a
dearer •Denistoun & Co., also others,
quote Western Canal flour 37s. a 37 s
9d. and 38s; Baltimore sod PhilaJel•
phi* 38a. 9d. ; Ohio 38s. a 39a. 6d•
THE New MOTOR -TIM ER1,ssex
Exwnt.-!t will be recollected that Ibe Y
calorie ship Et csaws returned from ber
trip to Washington about seven months
ago,and tbst immediately thereafter es-
sential modifications aid improvements in
the plan of the engine were determined
upoo. 'These hart ei,.ee been in progreu
at Willismebu•g, near where the ship was
built, end where she has sinee Iain. The
public well be gratified to learn that these
alterations are now nearly completed, and
DISASTROUS FIRE IN MON-
TREAL.
x.ee...tlaaatem at about $400,000.
ire the town for holding a Court. His
Honor bas expressed a decided objection
against holding his courts in Taverns, this
we think is very proper. as it i. well known
that ibe contiguity of the bar -room to the
Coact during its Se:sioos is anything but
calculated to promote morality or to facili-
tate justice among a people.
We understand also that the Division
Courts for the Town will be betel io
the same room. Besides the above salu-
tary reforms the are also glad to bear that
his honor intends for the future to make the
lawyers wait upon the Country instead of
the Country upon the Iawycrs. It has
been too frequently the ease that on toe
first day of the Sessions nothing was done
besides opening court. 'f he lawyers, for
variqus reasons, were not ready to proceed
with their suits, and of course the Court ad-
journed'after being in Session an hour
or two. But an entire day was lost by
every ;ndividual iu attendance, and what
is still worse tie attendance of Jurymen
unemployed had to be paid for by the Coun-
try.
Judge Scott informed the Attorneys of
his intention of proceeding in fu:ure
promptly and continuously with the business
of the Court at an early hour on the first
that, so far from the enterprise hating ile
been abandoned, as hu been the genernl *t t
belief, the fullest conlijence i, ebtsrtained We
on rte part of those immediately interested (Ben
of its complete eucceo. on the second nip
of the ship. Itir. Ericsson is devoting his
whole time and undivided energies to the
realization of this end.
fnlee Foo,-ilN. -An Irish footman
who had carried a basket of game from
his moa.sr to a friend, waited a coo•
riderable time for the customary fee, but
Dol lading it likely to spear; scratched
his bead, and said, •:r. if my master
should say, Paddy, *Tait did the `sue
tleman gine you, what would your Len -
or have me .ay L
'ENING. ws Darer UrtDCIg AnD.-
We don't nnderstaud why a man calls hos
house +Oak Villa," when there is not an
oak within three miles of lus residence.
We don't unJentaud why a ,non desats
teras rel in rtes face este■ he mounts the
roof of an omnibus
We don't underhand why se author, who
professes to &dike prefaces, wvanably
anises one.
eswa•e.f and mar ampere a high ts•po-taoce w "e don't andendand why an actor sever
is hoer, ertergearies Barr his hai like otter people.
From a this it remits, We dw't uoderetaod why s per,io4 eao't
Ile tbf neither re oink America, and totsn back, wlittoot
n itself, for the W■te-1 nerh and serous a boot
1 gvlorws each strw4 holts mad preps of We don't r odentao , why papular 'oma.
•oasIWryill, andel the Memos Ito Bastes
Ct ie, i s . she a lists eever sing the words W Iyer muse.
r aIle'-I:sropr. IA the coldest,. ase se ether 1't e e haln't understood and why champagne
1•a.,lel , markt sleeve ail the monks, .beeld 1. half a gwora ■ bottle. -London
Bakker a Minae clowi ow are Cbgeat•,
'st a►. a.wecratic
feeder has in his number of the 1 ° °
instant given the substance of this letter that Minister were to cooceal from the
and has, we 1 resume. only refrai.red from I Representative of his Sovereign, the
publisbi rg it entire through delicacy, nal grouud of his advice, he would be
not having any d.rect permission from I acting in violation of his most solemn
ale writer, and as many will recognise duty to the crown, and of the oath which
the authorship, we after consulting some ho has taken? If, on the other hand, bo
friends bore, have determined to take were to inform the Representative of the
the responsibility of publishing it as ori- Crown that his object in passing legisla-
gioally sent:- - a tion through a Parliament which bad de
(Private ) olared its own uofitnes to legislate was,
Mr Drag Su, -1 am favored with i beeline* he believed that an appeal to the
late letter asking me for an ezpla- l people would result in his defeat, then, 1
Batton of the views of the Government ask, an any man doubt what -the duly of
regarding the question of the Clergy Re that (orernor, both to his Sovereign and
serves, and I bare also read with feel. to the people, would bel i apprehend
1 deed regret the manifesto to that to such qus'tioos few statesmen
you call my attention, and which would hesitate in giriog the same ei-
minated from osrtain gentlemen in ewers that (: ■nsdia, Minlsten wouldl-
ty of foioitn,\who have in my If, then, the present excitement be foaod.
But adopted a tree calculated to . ed on apprehension, tlt tt the result of a
materially the progress of lube new election would be unfavorable to the
wa, and *spatially to impede the adrooatea, of secularization, it mast be
moat of a question, the protracted obvious that the existence of such doubt
on of which will he most detrienen- renders rhos appeal to the people indis-
the interests of the Province I penaably necessary. -11, on the other
shall be exeased for observing, band, the parties in question have that
Imre is a wide differso.s between entire .00gd.nee to the people of ea".
Winne of gentlemen who ars os- de that I have, it moat be obvious that
responsibility for their advice, sad the delay of a few months can *attended
responsible servants of the crown. with no bad resole while it will remove
oil..,., who beet so kindly ea frnm the minority all jest menses efsone
ee to iatruet the members of the 'plaint Ws had bitter eiperieme• in this
eisl Administration a to the noises within a vary few years, of the
whish they oa`Ist to parses*, oe- evil which may be done by • wioority
s0 publte promo* of reupossibiltty w► eh thinks itself oppressed.
people, ead would inesr no odium
the policy wltieh they r.sostsend
disastrous to the .nutty, orad
IIy fatal to the eery bet rests
they espouse The members of
veramenl, yielding W so isdivid•
nn` the givers of eb. snanifeeto
Satiety W settle with an Reis
se poseei4e the geeseion of the
Dsor'u,a lease Moir petbli@ ether -
NNW *pm the arse, cad any
sw ir art **elf he a 1.*t
your
rags o
which
baa .
them
pidgin
injure
rat vie
settle
agibit
tab to
trust I
tit•( t
rhe autafoey h■ meson d eh' + jibe pet
y , • .e be eta,, t t►et rtes I T155 F.aueaoa Nuewot as'a Mont or tl'r oe
I Lars. --Tb. Emperor Nicholas Iowa • heel hat of
wUl ever
tet, awe +w•nhted{ ba of the scat Nemesis anxiety. He rtJes,1 din.
cnemis, tho clergy wit: I welts, olds a omen, supe, weeds a ahem Previa
Appwl. it. •peonlmd Ilat fight, gm' ea Ike wait tin. eaa Ate, vier- mouses
tFd emirs enseneel Il tars a eery, and all to rite USIA dy. Be I ea
' I travels iseeseantry, p„sees emir at /reel Py
.r --re saa
fifaew kuadred league•' *Tel w.., and i haJd
b the ' .11 th:,e who see attached to hie parson 1
., s 11, of b I her to there his (amen.. w 7b Rsprese, . ia
fregfw here, lows her wbibu
1ie I7 heat= by Join` so; mad it *seed that the 11. Go
• eL s Gomel Duke ('on.tanttae win fill a ; .at am
1619. 14 was Mel uislis Se 01m mode of tree/4w adopted by I ie tarn,
atenhetow his father. Nirhetee re is the habit airs- door
Wiltnese es Ism veining tet Isthew spree league* i. se , Car
'atrWiM s ewes embolic -Adria* GoPen r'e '"Deer -
1 CM* ewdse f•AOm, 1 sm."-
eteN
J9f L.er
Bit law deferent are the eire.mstaoees!
In 18.19, the isisority was so sblrly ,,,
the wrong, that *be tie 'spathe*
of freedom ei tenet the weetil
against thew Iy received little eeun-
u.asce from British statesmen .j a•y
peri*, and ,tip leen in the 17wit..1
Det with each • este as the agrees of the
e artif stn pleb 1* give the easennf y in 14
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Clerk,
*wise t Iteseree egise 1 in rhryi ffeweeld mme.
dwelling house -estimated loss, E4000, in-
sured for £1200 ; Messrs. Schwarz
& Co's millinery and fancy store,and dwell-
ing ubore N e did not bear the amount
of their loss, but it must be considerable,
as they have been only a short time in bun -
Iwo in this city, and their stock was very
valuable ; their insurance, we believe, m on-
ly £1000. 51r..ltice Sbarpley's fancy
store and dwelling above were the las in
bloc),, soil at this point the fire was clack-
ed, Mr. Sharpley's establishment was the
farffest of the kind in this city ; bis stock
is estimated at from £15,000 to £20,000
--insured for only £5000. The whole
amount of property destroyed is estimated
at from £45,030 to 430, 100. This,' the
most disastrous fin that has occurred *ince
the great couflaaration ofJuly 1832.
Nothing at all was saved Iron either
the stock or furniture of the three first nem -
ed establishments, and only a very small
portion of Mr Sbarpley's stock was res-
cued, mostly in a damaged stale The es -
The Court concluded its sessions at a late
hour Iasi eveuing.
The lollowing criminal cases we -e tried:
The Queen vs. David Becket, for a as-
sault with attempt to comsuit rape upon the Ib
person of a married woman residing in e
neighbourhood of Kincardine at the *use
of whose busba„d the prisoner boarded.
The Jury brought in a verdict of not sailty.
The Queen vs. Mary Ann Wallace.
Larceny. This was a case of petty theft ,
The prisoner who is a domestic servant was-
cbarge'! with stealing a cotton gown of the
value of fire shilhugs belonging to a resides
of the Town. Verdict of jury, guilty? with
recommendation for mercy. The Judge
after administering a very affecting caution,
on account of the ettreme youth of the
prisoner, sentenced her to only one week's th
imprisonment in common gaol.
The Queen vs. David Becket a/Iseutt
with attempt to commas rape, This
was on a indictment fora secood attempt
at rape Upon he persos of the same woman
above mentioned and alleged to have taken
place a few hours after the former attempt.
tensire reit) dry goods establishments of Verdict, guilty of a common ssswlt. Sen -
Messrs. W. Benjamin and 3. S. Bordeau, tenet, three months Imprisonment in the
and the wholesale boot and shoe store of common gaol, and to pay a fine of £S to
Brown & Childs opposite the burnt block hoer Dlajsty,
were in imminite danger ; but by the well-
direeted exertions of the fin enmpenies
the flames were mewed from craning
the street. Mrs. Clark's fiery store ad-
joining l Mr. hharpley's was also in danger,
hot
ere,. wen remorhoed goods, how
'r age. The '
t Roe. 'ivied to the estate of rhe I N oe. bi-
. J h
Masson, and is neared for (7,000 i.
the
Globe mod Royal Otte
of the fires seri . the engem i if
t, •g W bee, ueertaieed.--
Is the Comity Court there was eoty one
rase tried, Trainor vs. Knot; Cowan,
which resulted in a verdict of (36 161 941,
for the plaintiff
.tel UNIGI LPA BLRCTIONS
l two yoeeg man w1. d
In the bark pert of Menne slept
s, Lewes's
h a wakened by the dreading of the
hien.'0 o• getting up diseovered the
draper] deitertimat of t1. mitabli.hmst1
MI is a Was..
-na alarm was itleelediatcly (MOO WWI
ELECTION OF SCHOOL. TRUS-
TEES.
The election of a Trustee for each
Ward for the Common Schools in the
Town of Goderioh, will take place 03
Wednesday next at the hour of 10
o'clock, A. M , at the places where the
late Municipal elections were held in tbo
several wards We levet that this high-
ly important matter will receive duo at-
teution,and that such men will be re
turned for tie office as can with credit
to the Town and with advantage to tbo
school chit !rem, be intrusted with tho
management of our Schoch.
MEC naNics' I.,TIrrTE -Tho annual
meeting oftbe mombersof this Institute,
will take plaee according to the constitu-
tion, on Thursday next the 12th inst.,
at 6 o'clock, P Dl , iu the Temperance
Hall, for the purpose of electing the offi-
cers and managing Committee for the
ensuing year. We hope there will be a
full attendance of members
The Rev. E. L. Elwood will lecture
the same evening at the Hall at 8 o'clock
-Subject, Nature and Revelation.
REDUCTION Or NEWSPAPAI POSTAGE.
--Our reader, veil no doubt be glad to learo
that the Hon. M. Cameron, Post Master
Geoeral has reduced the postage on News-
papers as follows; on Daily papers to 8s
Try -weekly to is. Semi.weekty to 2s 841.
Weekly to 1s 4d. This is•a redaction of
nearly one half the late rates, and remora.
a portiere of t1e :beavy (tax on know-
ledge and will be regarded as a great boon.
W a trust this reduction may eventually
be followed by the entire removal 01 the
impost.
1)The Rev. J. A. Devine, A. M.,
will preach 1 n the United Presbyterian
Church, Eat Street, on Sabbath next,
811 Inst , in the forenoon at 11, and in
the evening at 6 o'clock.
(ottimunicatjonS.
COLBORNE PROHIBITORY LI-
QUOR LAW LEAGUE.
Pursuant to public entice, a number of
the inhabitants of Colborne and \Wawanosh
was held in Young's School House, Town-
ship of Cnlborae, on the evening of Tues-
day, the 27th December last, for the pur-
pose of taking loco consideration the exp.-
dieuoy of forming a branch or the Comedian
Prohibitory Liquor Law League, Me.
Stephen Yates in the chair, and Mr. Wil-
iam t ymiagton acted as Secr.taty,
The Chairman Lope .iplaited the ob.
feet hof the meeting, and then called epos
the Rev. O. G. Cullamor. wbo in an able
tad e.ergetie masrwr, showed the direful
*Gets of itotse•tt.g Igsows ams.g tee
heath hmiy, and oosa1Mbd 1►, ca bsg ep-
m the asdismic., tosoms aadspy flreward,
cad joie 's see growl as4 gtev;ew broad, for
Tb... elections are as length beer soil Ilse s.pprmoioa of setsmptat'amee, ata 11.
w. say judge from obs timber of aegeisitas ofa aa. mksrlar 10 tee Persue
eondiaatws pee forward, 5541 free the I.iylor.Lw.
severity ,d the seeteste, .hosed oonid.e• 'Ito Cbsiraiae twit is erase Bolted upew
able letterset. The following g.ntleseea Mr. Peter G•ass,whs hewgy.lploes.d the
mete sleeted as Covneillors for the Tearer iiNMttp of -. a heath
ter lie Genrjp.'s wars --Mews w ,aj alt rl e sljMob••e
Watson, 11 A.4)'(3neoev owl W ' ISIS* meemtw/IIjtMu susit
Ire res' g•'k► were ,iwslwprlr s rhe os,ith Vit. .indrmw's Keaalm yiahatt 55msejlr "ad
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