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Huron Signal, 1853-03-10, Page 61.47.7iMeerwas;; • ei"77 eannellardelealallelleelneleet""- _ wadi of illashien ft see leafy • awe day meeders Isit the mused paw west Mime AM* how Imedim. Illhe pommeled sllent diewordiers s. 'true geed Welb .seemed beat% sail spirit Me eliefe esti meet el usury lie 010,41 bit peoperty topreared tee earn alatt • • Maude' pregoey serramiel hes and Med their Muted immerersomether. who eillinmestely eessed=81 Wit* w" • Imajmealer wooly years 1.11111 hie heOry parliamtntarv. said the Rinse edheerned. ,..11811eh ems moisiketed egt bill ea tie 'part ef die Frew& Mr. MeKende sad Mr. Gmbh; else opposed the bak but it svolielly paw eed drawls Cemowitate by a meal stiouri- tl • To ei‘it Mr. Twang ietreireed • WI to enlister Fos lifiesiicipality' of tie toasty of Two Neenesiee 1. takesteek te the Ot- tawa Greed Lattice Railroad Compaq le the tenet of L10,000. Mr. Stuart introduced a bill to authortw an oddities to the Capital stock of doe Quebec Bask. Mr. Crawford introduced a bill to mend sad extant as Act retain to the making, ensietamieg, and using the canal intended to be comoleted for coeneetiag the seaters of Lake Ontario and the River Ottawa. On mottos at Mr. Lugo(' the bill to flitted the Provisions of Ille Railroad [Di- on Act to certain breaches leading to the Main Trunk line, was read a second time. On motion of .Mr. Cartier, tlw bill for constructing a Railroad Bridge over the Si. Lawrence, at Montreal, was read a se- cond time. The Home went tato Committee of the wbok on the Representation Bill, o. whiett a discussion is going On as tbe report leave,. QUPSIC, Marsh 111 • Lam eight. after tbo reporter left, leVIIT, iil bins were mimed is se 'Avowed stage. Tbey were priocipally •f character. Amos( them werli-tho Bill to iecolporese the Flown of Chu its la Qmetort. Mr. Bottom moved t bat the Bit for bet - ter amens( to occupiers compessatius for itapnavemest• made by them upon ea serum cases, be sow reed • *mood iime• Kr. ill mks moved. in •msnJoient, that Ma bill lie real a second lime this dilly aux swabs. The anemdmeat was carried, after a Mute dente -Yeas 43: Nue 14. The kolow,og Bill. were read • aecond time: To alter and amend certain prov.- awes radiating to the Court of Eqoity necessary (or Lower Canada, was read • seeded lime, and referred to • seises corn si.1101. Tbri veeoed reading of the Bid to provide for the more scrod d,stribution of hompeas in the Lower Courts of Common Liw,ia Upper Canada, end for other pur- Pb••• thifft,• etssweistl, was referred tia Friday seat. To amend •be Act to rego- late the enema. ol mum rights •f Leas - on sad Lames in Lower Cans& WW1 rest • fleeced tnie • To septum sad amend the Act to Ohm Nolarina to call meetings of relatives Sal (*Ode, woo read a oecood lien. To *sable tat Duce:ors of tbe Grant Rorer Nevi/woe Compare!, to place tow met Navigation under the control and rareseguseat of 0. Provincial Government ender mum cosditiosa. Timeight Mr. Rotolo introduced a Bil! to retard th• power of 'be Consumers'Gaa Company of Tomato. Col. Priece mewed that the attack c( the Curreepo•leat of *ha "Un.ted Empoo- e pos the Speaker of the House be declared • breech of privilege of the llouee, non that 14. corespoodeot in question be ex- pelled frost the house, sad not be s'Ine.d t enter the library of news room of the bons*. The boa. member spAts at some lesath5 support ni 0, motion. rSoon replied. and treated the whole autier as exceeologly fri•olene. To. de - bete coatis -led up to the vine the ltrport •r was tearing, a Les 0. motion was wah- ine/a. Quesec,2nd March. Last night after the -Reporter left, the 'reeler of tbe day for the eidt of the Howie being read and the Home called over, 9 Legislative assembly opened on that day. Kevin. The above eteatiored prodentatioe is as HURON SIGNAL.. Mitten • lam &Soot, elielembasees rotor - /ay wars caused by apurly, which, usable te (Weis the mad it MIlla at, has retains tro the most iehmitees imam toodisterb tie quiet amuse is tie trajoymoym of hie w- owing sad his mistimes of the carnival, to injure dr trader amid the wartime ie their prohts, and to excite miebreet is the ands of the pubic. As comemeleat this city, 1 am armed widt' elitist power to paralyse the, attempts of that party, aged to protect the peaceful crime ie his amemmeets ea well as in tle .uv - c111 of his peaking's ; therefore kit sot the lambasted of hides yiekt to fear, but let them cosine is the vigdeace and praise - ties of ibe authorities. ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT. NEW VuRL, Mardi 1st. The flum/m/r/t arrived this morning, io a dense fog, with Liverpool dates to the 16th, and London dates to the 15th Feb- auary. There has been no quotable cbaage Breadstuffs. Cotton has declined 1-16 to 1-18 and dull felling. Provisions on stand. No mportant political nese. The weather in England was very cold and there were severe frost. Accounts from Milan represent the late outbreak u a small affair. The leaders have been hung. 1114101111e haulm. te thar erwik but Mem - me • nig at twee esMiu1 bra from die Mike e1 the some I Mean mid mew - atria( Was their- • . The Gems.. meat hem howeverto simop,40/ the present the ',gine ommk. ad they agne *a emsomilrXpletegroato t• tolopt met electoral1r-,-,gh American. ARRIVAL OF THE "CA MBRIA.' lle max, March 4. LINRRPOOL COTTON MA RIMCT.-This week buoyaocy has been lost, but holders are firm. M• it Irra.- Wheat and lour in moder- ate cossurup'ive request, corn steady. The Circulars quote Western Castel flour at 26. a 26. 64; Philadelohia, Balti- more sad O 27s a 27s 6d; sad prime • • 24s. le a 7s 6d.; Red and Mizsdoils (Id a 7s 3J. Iodine Coro, Yellow Tk1.1-2s 6d. There has been a fair demand for better descriptioos of beef, at scarcely former rates--Isferior brawls at 2s lower. Gardner b. Co., quote Prints Mess 97s 64.1 112s 6d; Ordinary 80s a 93. Pork unchanged. Bacon in good de- mand, and ratber easier, being held at 56 a 58. Cheese Ouch wanted. Consols have advanced 99 a 99. The bulk" in the Bank of Eugland has &creased 330,000 pounds. ENGLAND. The &shop of Exeter, moved for the correspoedesee `between the Cofosial Office andCaeada, respecting the Clergy Re- serves. Ordered. A discussion on the state of relations with France, was brought on on Friday at 9.80- - White INcrricu. FINHE Perteerehip heretofore esietiot be A nine GEORGe v JOHN COX. ie the Huron Signal, lies this day hue dim solved by mutest usual. All peruse in- debted to 10. mid 0,. ere verneeted le wile the same with George Cox, who will also pay all Iiabilities'. GEO. COX: JOHN COX. Cadence. Much tih, 1803. Tbe Austrian Government had placed a night, by Mr. D'Israeli, and elicited from military eordop on the frontiers of Switzer- the Government their belief in his assurance of • peaceable satentioo. The Navy Estimates were moved, to the amount of £7,000,000 sterling.. •Tbe Church Convention were in Session with a full attendance of Prelates and Clergy. Addresses to the Queen were presented, and Ecclesiastical affaire, princi- pally by synodical jurisdiction, were dis- cus-Tbed.Board of TraJe Returns how a sur- plus of eiporte over the preceding year or £2,900.000. Metals show an increase members were found to be absent. IThr Emperor, who opened it in of one millioo, while cotton manufactures land, and martial law of the most rigorous character had been entorced Tbe Queen Victoria steamer, while on her passage front Liverpool to Dublin, struck on a rock off Aowth in a snow storm and sunk M 15 fathoms of water. She had 100 paesengete on board besides the crew. About 50 souls perished. Dates from Paris are to the 15th. The porno., show £15,000. Other exports all in - .k discussion look place on the second his speech decided (0reduce Ins army, to creased eicept candles, cordage, cuttlery, . reading of the represeet.;.'ion bill, bet thei. keep up a good understanding with foreign salt, refined sug-ar and woolen yarn. debate was adjourned before a rote $va t taken. On motion ot. mt. florin 10,., bill I powers, and to prove to the moat ineredu- There had been heavy falls of snow in to appropinate certain uoexpended balances , loos th it when France expresses her inten- the North of England. for the Scisool fund for Lower Canals, and j,,a to remain at peace she must be believ- certain other sums out of the Jesuits Es. ed. ,ivong enough sol to be afraid. tate, fund foe educational purposes in Low- erCauada was read a Mt ond thee, to -night The army is to iv: itehiced 20,000. The Mr. Terrill introduced* bill to incorporate Lite Stanstead norapany Bask. Mr. San- born moved in Committee of the whole that it is expedient to empower school Com- missioae-s in Lower Canada, on a petition presented to them by a majority .1 rateiiay- ers to slams such sums above the propor- tion rated rime the whole municipality, as shall be required to be obtained for school perposes. That to maintain etficicat Schools is the newly settled sections of Lower Canada. it is expedient that the money* received by every municipality should be distributed equally among school districts therein, instead of being apportion- ed according to the under of scholars. Mr. Mono supported the first resolutiou, but opposed the serovid. After a dis- cession the Committee roc and reported progress. Mr. Crawford introduced a bill granting i charter to a Company to construct a Railroad from Brockville to I'embroke, to be tallied the Pembroke sal Ottawa Railroad. Mr. Pr3Wilnithdien bis resolution in fa- was introduced into the Lower House ea 70f of penny postage. the same evening. 'Pile object of the bill Mr. Polette moved for „leave to intro- duce a Bill to confirm certain prmeedings of the Catholic inhabitants of the Parish of the lmmacuiate Conception of the Iloly Virgin at Three Rivers relative to the pro - HURON SIGNAL. THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1853. THE NARK/A(1X 1HLL We hare received a copy of a bill intro- duced by the Hon. Dr. Rolph, to mead the law of Upper Canada with respect to the solemnization and registration of Mar- tiages. This bill is.much needed, and re- gards marriage as it ought to be regarded, by the law of the land, as a civil contract, and leaves parties the privilege of satisfyieg their religious views is such manner as may be in aceordance with their peculiar tenets. The bill aims a decided blow at intolerance sad priesteraft but will be hailed as a great boon by the friends of civil and religious equality. Under the proposed act -Mar- riage as i civil contract is to be valid in law. The Marriage Contract may be re- ceived from the contracting parties by asy Minister, Priest, Pastor, Religious Teacher recognised by any church or religious deno- mination, or the Nlayor or any Aldermen of any city or Town, a Judge of any Comity Court, the Warden ol'any County Coueca, or the Reere of a Township. The coo - tract to be executed in duplicate and a re- cord to be kept of suse by the receiving person. Two witnesses are required to the Contract and the officer receiving the same is to sign a declaration that the identi- ty of the parties thereto u known to him, or satisfactorily vouched for, And that the witness are also known to lam or satisfac- torily vouched for. Contracts and records of the same to be regularly transmitted to We hen Masa inlised tie Carithee pre- heat mod warm lee die amble week aml $ ley Were oar readers tie Ametima mime which we take from the Bashi Piiiried mid 7esiriesi. We have m &obi that bath rejects will he carried out, and that sash country wl bevy its owe Gederick4 ead 'the other town' es Lake Hero. are of *twee letterset,' ieterested is these works, which we imps will aid now be delayed. Tbis Cartel 1. 1. be cesetreeted agreeable te 10. Art of Congress aid toe low of *chigoe ..acted oa the subject. The eat aCoogreas rendes that 400 feet ia width ed Om land raised by tli•Veital States on tee tins seleeted for the Cue!, and 760, 000, urn bootee, shall be appropriat14 for the work. It preeerthee that the min- imum else .1 10. Canal should sot be lime thee 100 feet wide, 12, feet as depth, aad dist the locks Oswald be at least 60 feet wide, oat 250 '0.1 1. Ties work mast be comoneemsd noble three years sad completed within tee, sad the easel 1. to be used by Mho Called States free frees tolls Should the cost be more time the 760,000 acres them may be tolls charged cia rustle pausing esti' the 1515 15 remiss- erated. afterwards the tolls shall be grad- uated oily to raise Neils to keep at is re- pair. The Detroit Advertiser says : According to this plan of cuoructioo sew adopted by the commiesiosers, 10. cane:. iocludiag the piers *1 10. upper end, will be 5,291, feet in length, or 18 feet lees than a mile. The width will be 100 feet, and its depth 13 feet. There will be two locks at the lower end, which wit have a lift of el feet. The difference en level between the head and foot of the re. - pads is at pretreat about 17 feel; and the !Officers of Perth, be called "a compound lift of the lock is calculated to meet the of cobblery, quackery and presumptive extreme line awl fall of the waters in the lakes. These locks will each be 330 feet long and '70 feet wide. In their general plea they will be similar to the to cks Low eosetructed oa the enlarged portion& of the New York and Erie Canal; only such I formed certainly a most absurd and bungled changes aelac made aa their tocreseed size compound. The letter id the Galt Reporter may tousle'. 1.1 01 right is tbe matter:and we find the New foriferie, were said to be commit- , the County Registrar who is to file tbe emu Capt. Meynene denies the authority of thels11, to forward,to the Provincial Registrar, sul at Dublin. engaged in the Timber trade.1 address published ai Consul to the Hun- one of the duplicates of such marriage con- tract and retain the other in hal office. -- Every person receiving a contract for Re- gistry shall give to any person applying a ted by A. . Dedricheon, late DanithCon- in his office, and who also is required 'Luau - and produced a favorable feeling oil the Pristr. speech was received yob ire"( enthustassei the Then for its nativity towards Kos - anti adreieisters a sharp rebuke to Bourse. 1 suth. A letter from Londou IS to tbe Milan in- FRANCE. surrection says the number of lives lost can- Pei;:ioctS front Rheims bare been pre - not have been much less than 100, and the seated to the Saiperor to go there and be crowned. It is sari: limt while the Leets - probability is it ie mach greater. The is - lettere will surport.GovernZeei theY have surgents were armed with nothing but stil- deterwuned to act ',dependently In arch- lettos, but they nevertheless 'ehowed extra- ordinary courage and daring sifter they gained posession of the citadel and entered ooe of the yards. They were soon taken and fifty killed. In the meantime attempts were made to erect b arricades, but the slur of success tea, wanting that might have caused a general rising. The whole affair was soon entirely over. On the 16th inst., in the House of Lords the Bishop of Eiteter moved for paper% in relation to the Clergy Reserves of Canada. The motion was agreed to. The measure was not to alter or interfere with the pre- sent condition of Canada, with respect to their Reserves: but to empower the Ca- nadian Legislature to make such alterations as they might thiuk beet. party of their Fabrisee, to impose and levy It is announced that there wilt be no Cor- so assesement upon the said Inhabitants and (her increase in the sea or fs'ress this fur other pureoses therein mentioned. - Meters. Mackenzie, Brown, D. Christie opposed the bill, which led to a warm di, - cession, which was going on as tbe Report- er left. Quesec, March 3, 1833. Lest eip,ht, after the report left, the ITALY. debate OM the Reproestation Bill contina TUC INSURRECTION AT MILAN.-Tbe eJ. Paris .1lioniteue of Saturday Feb. 14, an - Mr. Brown mired an arneedreent, That souneed. the representatinn of the people in l'arlia- "Tbe Government has received by tele - merit should be based oa pepulation, aad graphic dispatch, news from Milan of the the 'amber of members of the llowie of 110th. Order wan entirely re-established Assembly gradually enlarged; the progres- I there," sive harm'se of population npoe a freed ra- Thew brief announcement leaves•us only tio of representation, aid without any re-Ithe duty of gathering up the eircummanees geed to any separate hue between Upper of the outbreak as they are to be Cooed in sad Lower Caserta. the Swiss and Italian journals. The 'whoa was lost -Yew', 13; Nuys, The Gazette of the 7111, 57. after going the proclamation of Coast . • The Representation Bill then read, amid Sires...Ado, relates the event; of the 6tli so iew 1 cheers and clapping of Riad, Yeas, 30;'follow, : Nays, 11. "Puhlic tranquility was disturbed yester- litr. Mongeolis iatrodecal a bill to is- I day. The imbverove party, which easset element* a Company Inc the porno allow peaceful citizen; to enjoy the moo- eustrecusg a Railway Croon some pont on eget Outfaces of the carnival, must needs the Geoegiaa Rey on Lake Hares, leech- sacrifice few victims to 4s revolutionary dreg at the town el Peterbornti zh, Pert flops propewsitids. Yesterday, about 9 P. ad., and Bytowa, Otero to joie the Maim *Fmk some Arleen and soldiers were attack.ed. Rind at Vaadraml. The authoritiee took the re/suite museeree; 01 Intim 01r. Sandi, an *dense to smug patrols moored the tows is every the Government was orlired ruin; for a direction ; they will be tried by mertial. S47 0( 0.7 commentate's which may Inv. law during the stage of siege. At the bete edlressed to the Mennen of tree Le- anal time for fregeenting the theatres, gistative Ceuta, os the subject of indent- trsaluility was sericieetly restored M g- ait] to Members of that noose. low ot• their beteg oposed 10 10. poldie.- Mit. Gene setredeeed bill tn arena We have te deplore tie death of several am set to iseerrorate die Bar et UMW persons, both civil aed militare; ethers lure Cass& hem weseded. It les bees attempted to Mr. Beikley estroJneed anotber bill ea sedan genple the lower Awn try the ewe itheet. owner and excitement of every kiad, bet The Home has here &inning tie re- tie good seem of the popelettos rejeetot pottiest Hepatic Eloeti m eArerimittee them provocations, mil not sely Oil the efle the hear the report leaves. people retina vial, bat *bey spooky 000- , lemeed teelish attempt $$ Weser% deli March. eitt maileem. Ti. geverauseat heaving Last right ailte tbe report heft, the and eat rime leder end pee einerity 10 Rows WON nee r.auneitteo .1 ,0. he reepeesed by melt Apron meseerm Ilerwee hiller the medifieetitie trreemetmeee may regeits. Pater the floury -Lem, awl 4 eras dieceleed trsesellIty hie sot hese estaled the , • • year, although the increase is expeese•fer the nary for the present year will be £900,- 000. Tbe Morising firra/il says, that rein- sures will be taken in the spring, to place tbe western coast of England in a saffici- eat state 01 defence. THE STLATFORD COBBLI.R. A totter Ms appeared is the Galt Rs - pored, sired "IL 11.Karp, the tieraderd Gainer," is whisk we are mmewei .1 10. basest motives for withholding ken ths 'abbe, the dimities of the and "Cabinet," Mich were seat tit es te pedant. Bet as we ceemittered that or very lotited spate sand he steepled with mateer kir more eatertaisisti te our resign, aid that the .1.4 .1 the writer was ad at equipoise, died Ise tearer melt aa weight m &wittily kijere the teepee toddy 4 oer jouraal, sad was apperestly very slaadereus, aad more- over as the writer did set coodemead to fa- me es with his same, eves is coefideace, we considered ourselves well warranted is waiting for smoothie( better from him which we amid Mien, hot, 14 the emu - Mg week we received mother letter with- out say sigaatere,mathematizing es is the most indecent term. We of course, con- sidered one -selves imitated, assumed our Editorial dignity, aad parsed in coetempte- ous silence, tine very temperate effusions of our tedium' correspondent. In flet we failed -to discover the real cause of his accrimoey which appeared to have been called forth by a few aparently Moment and creditable remarks by ooe of our corres- pondents upoa " Blunderbuss" is the Prototype, whose attack upon the County foppery." The remarks of Blunder- buss" deserves all that our vcorrearindent said of them and more if possible, they The priest r the easel will be principally through the reek .0.0 commences 500 " Stratford Cobbler" has as alias, viz: - feet from the outside lies ofib. Bret cut- " R.11. Keays," and moreover that be is • hag in Iali• Superter, and 'steed* to with- very important personage and as be himself 1. 601 feet of the upper lies of Ike "need - • - loth, weer* it takes a sudden dip beneath says, "furnished the materials" for the sh- am *oil, and it has sat yet been ascer- tained whether it again come* sear eneegh the surface to serve Le the foundatioe sif the lower lock structure. well be nine feet avid The ge depth of this rock cutting tomtits. - The rock iii a red sand nose. in • bin linen sad epee seams, will probably only retinas shoot half as nisch blasting as so.id rock of the ammo kind. The whole amount of reek to undervalue any trade or protession, we yards. hare been always in the habit of asking what a man is not what be does. Neither euttieg is calculated to be 113,903 cubic This earth excavation wi.l be 106,903 cu. have we had any wish since the commence - Bre y•rds. The masoory required will be 14,131 cu. mens of the Perth County Oce contrower- Tte usher required for the aiers wharf sy to interfere in the matter as we consider lee yards - and Inc t be lock fouedatio•e, oral be 151,710 it a perfectly local affair. Bot we have The amount of pack required will IMMO concluded that as the officers have been cub,c feet. The iron Inc boluexclueiva of wbat will i selected from a large number 01 applicaots and that the selection upon the whole was • 371,900 !eel hosed measure. revived will reach IS tone. b. """" for the lovhe aad heth eat«, good one, that the Strayoril Cobbler whose deferred"poe will round eityeaminghte, and the smoust "bop. a _ars 0 h„, swinged be &darned at Dtem Islaede, about employed himself in readier passively for forty miles ilistast fross the Sault, at the timher seceeeary to be seialocipke.A11!1:: dilate habits of which he w mild have es in - the relapse of those officers, into the hear - mouth of St. Mary's Pirir, will be imitable for the conetructie• of the thr they were formerly tbe vitt/ass. He Ora. sum Lim. lees Mare with mg edemas, that Ca PM this fared% 'Wed the enema/ ud math meaty WI egoist mil bee • epi•C gi *mpg y itinile- whisk Abe late 4 Cesium .0. 1'. her masa el iaarmeed sdAtiesal eemileve t.b., pen. magas. Ile. Neatest mile ee she may be looked /or here es the 17th RI 1410 smetast, aecordiag to the western'. etucbcc torrteponbctut of tiy *omit iSiBrial. Qualm, lg March. The heiiame d the Howse Ms fairly cesameaced, members hare got to work in right earnest, lied all goes merry es mar- riage bell. The peskiest of parties in the Home, anti the relative strength appears to be somewhit Wieder to when the House adjourned. Contrary to tie predictions t forth at that bine, little appears to have s due Ly either party in the way of bees more effective organizatioo. The opposi- tion benches, which during the former part of tbe seance presented a truly motley group of heterogeneous opinions and princi- ples, seem if possible shll more divided A. the, prospects of any effective show of op- position being presented to the Government by the Cormervatires, are exceedingly small. This may be owing to the,ohseacie of the leaders of the porty, , who hare not arrived in the city. Sir Allan MacNab is expect- ed to -day, and may possibly bare arrived at the time I write, to be present at Use call of the house. I Lis arrival may posit- bly alter the aspect of things somewhat. It may be that the veteran Knight of gun- durn will infuse a littk spirit tate his tardy followers. We Mall see. For my own part I should have no objections to see the regu- surd discharged from that big .mouthed but lar opposition more effective m talent and erring gun the Bluruierlmst. It no energy,as I firmly believe that a strong op - wonder thee that the &gaily of our Cob- position, and well balanced parties, are the bier was wounded when our correspoodeat best safeguards of our institutions, and tbe stated that tbe charge of the said Blunder- best surety of reform. buss was "cobblery." We have no desire Mr. Clapham the member for Megantic , moved a senee of Resolutions on Wednes- day last, on tbe subject or Immigration alai the appointment of an Emigrant Agent to reside in the United Kingdom. The lion. geoldeman made a very able speech on tie subject in support of his resolutions. Th, importance ot adopting some means or here- by immigration might be more effectealty increased, and the advantages which this country offers to the emigrant cannot be too highly estimated. Siete the discovery of the gold fields of Aestralia we have a want in the field, of no small character. - Whether the emigrant would be doing more wisely to emigrate to Australia than Canada, is exceedingly peoblematical, sod I have reason to believe that the impres. Soo is now generally gaining ground 01 Great Bntain and on tile Coetineat, that "all is not gold that glitters," that even the prospect of amassing wealth in the modern El Dorado, is but a poor offset to the terri- ble privations which they have to erelore. 'Phere can be little doebt, out that such a change of sentiment on the subject will soon take place as must redound to our inter- ests, tending as it will, to mike Canada the great centre of attraction to the intending emigrant. Tbe importance of tbe questioo, I on happy to my is fully felt by the .Goc- ernmeet, and the department over which the Iloa. Malcolm Cameron, your worthy member presides,' bas issued circulars to the different Townships in Upper Canada, requesting that sub information might be commueicated, u, if circulated, would tend to a more perfect understanding 'of the question. During the debate Mr. Cosner- , toe mid that eThe subject was doe of importance, but there had been so many (adores from emigrant agents, that the government would require to be well advised by tbe House before establishing one. Ile conceived there was much reason in the arguments toed by the boo. osember, and believed they ought to induce em.gration. Tbe Government had procured a lice of steam- boats which they considered the beat means of promoting emigration. The depart- ment of which be was the head, had sent circulars to different townships in Western Canada, with a view of procui iag taforma- hoc which they believed would promote emigration That day be had received two answers which stated that the parties who sent them were now worth £2,000 and £1,500 respectively ; while, when they camato the County • few years ago, they were sot worth a dollar. Sueb isforma- tion as that duly authenticated, would be erneoleletc,ted and distributed by lbe Goren - Mr. Clapieui withdrew his revolether with the understanding that 'tbe C.-ovens- :it:nit would give early atteutioe to 10. set- tioeTbeof 11M7se. Ilwinecnkts,iaot: crnest1701 the elective franchise mid to provide fer the registratioe of voters. Ile seated do hill had been reed a snood thee withog opposition, lied 0. 414 set eepssi 2111 th". ' zees poker, te seem the 11041ac 7trs int wee wig IOW INP yid" tP7 17▪ 1be memmiamessilweikridlol:,4samoto gobstmereb7or. noiasheidereasemielsediewilsetteimivitimelaatiotwvignetewesato The simmei deem, Vailksi ors%c n t: le 06.-"Pliti. yerttil::".11171"6"."1. meal slitree ft SA % IMP P4rws" isse. Mr limptelferitn sirieze elt is thought that the y homeless so into the most bitter hatred, could base bet - can be obtaiiied anywhere ie the lower pee - certified copy of it, cr of the record there- insula from Mathieu to Saginaw, is shun- t& duce. No religious ceremou) is necessary, nor is such prevented by the provisions of the Act. Tbe publication of Buns aod Mar - THE LOYATZTSAIIF• r'UNCT. - - might is that case have hed soother chance, as the Government would certainly not tolerate officers who were found to be inca- prble of performing their duty. But if such relapse, should not occur, would 0. 0. wil- mg expenditure. Much speculation exts.ril • Licenses are also rendered unneces- There is something paiofully distressing ling to forfeit bis chance ot office so that s following are the forms of the in bearing even a declared enemychant his their reclamation might be perfect We concerning the private audience giren by 1-ri1g- f d b the Emperor to -the Russian Minister. TUR.K.EY AND ATSTRIA. Tbe poste is willing to accept the inter- celsion of Austria in the Montenegro affair, and the speedy cessation of hostilities is looked for. SPAIN. The elections have resulted in favor Of of be Township of the Government, 260 out of 3(0 beinv_o• la the County ot iliosen. t spinster (or widow as the case • (Grocer), and ITALY. may be),daughter of Again quiet. Tbe Milan insurrection is of the town•'im of io the county of have a mutual purpose of marriage suppressed. Railetzky had issued aro- ofor tbe carrying out of which they are de- clamation conkscatiog the property 0(10- sirous to enter into the Contract by Law surgents. io that ease made and provided, severally New' Your, March 3. declaring that there is no legal impediment The Evening Mirror, has the following-. against it: Now these presents wdness Instructions has been received here front i tbst the said A. 13. and C. D. have tbis day Louis Napoleon, to contract for the im- I mutually agreed to enter into the relation mediate construction, in New York, of a of man and wife from henceforth, according Beet of War Steamers. It will be remem-‘te the laws of Upper Canada. In witness bered a similar order was sent a few week.' whereof tbe said A. B. and C. D. have ago to Scotland, but was thwarted by the hereunto test their bands in the presence of awn requiem, aid we felt deeply affected by Dave 00* beard0 any par Nlarria;,re Contrui end of the Declaration : y the any a these gentlemen yet,and at all events' 70101 07 ANIMISTS/1Z CIATIACT• 1 the plaintive 'clir ofour contemporar \Vhereas A.B., of • lathe CONitY ( Loya/ist, who gewith his latest breath, on , • - let him who is withont blemish cut the first ,), Is Cfstlsy last, bade a long farewell to 10.Amu.. In conclusion we shall always be of in Upper Canada, bachelor, (.:7' widower, as the case may be,) (Far son of (Carpenter,) and C. D., objects i:f tie. Tbe deceased Lad scarce- glad to bear from correspondents, and if leach would have their communications in- ly passed the reeiidi3a of the third year of i serted they most avoid libellous and acanthi - his career, when, overetolte '-v,r the anxieties loos matter and wad their real names. of life, bis body worn , and erniloc:oted by 1 the harrowing cares resulting from the Fre- I carious nature of his supplies, and suffering i TI1E REPRESENTATION BILL. - since his birth from the effects of an heredi- 1 tary disease, he calmly and peacefully e - , It wiil be seen by Telegraphic reports, that this, the most important bill of tbe pired. llis dissolution had long been tool:- ' session, bas passed the second reading by ed forward to with considerable reeignation, 1 and his departure had been submissively an -11 /argil linii°611. 711 Tote being taken there appeared yeas 58, nays 14, which ticipated, both by friends and foes as an ev„t that „„ soon tc, take piser, and ' secured more than the two-thirds majority E. F., of in the County ot British Goverament. •• .ad G. II., of is the comity of , and before J. K. Registrar (Judge of the Court, or Minister of the ease way be), of the County of Signed •ed delivered l• 1 dupticate to the said 3.K. 1 11VIIR•L TONE OF AUNTRALIAR GOLD. ---Oe Ttiesday, three veseels arrived in the riverThames from Australia, swab the ex- traordinary quantity of seven tone of Gold oa board. One of the sMps, the 'Eagle, in th• presence of th• maid that preeious metal ever known to arrive on E. day 101 18 ) wee freighted with the largest amount of 1 E. F. and G. H. is one vessel, viz., 150,000 ounces (up- 6.- 11.' wards of six tons,) and of the value of more than £600,000. Tbe 'Eagle,' also made the moat rapid peerage on record, having ilone the voyage from Melborne to DECLAATION Or The COITRICT. 1, 3 K., of Om Comity of hereby declare that the aeries Marriage Con the Downs in 76 days. Tbe other ships1 tract was executed re my presence, and le are the •Saphire: from Sydney, with 14,-110. Prosonett of 00 or'10.1400 E. F., sad 6011 ounces or. board, and the , 11. therein named. who attest the same from Sydney, with 27,762 01Wires. The declare that the staid A A. B. arid C. D. are illo4 Ilk, delivery thereat* me. 1 furthe r 'Maitland' also arrived a day oc two since, I k„„in(.r for) to from Sydney with 14,326 ininces. Great ' se the peeress th -rein deeerileed, sod however, es has been the wealth broeght Ito it 1. tn rive known fri e eatiefaeterly over by the 'Eagle,' the ship 'Dido' is es- 'ruched) that there is .o legal ImOilimest petted in a few days, which will far wpm to their wietrievonoil Onien. And I ',unbar it, having on boor/ 240,000 nieces, ov declare that the identity of the parties t: barn been eatiefecterly vooched me(al.. The 'NePt1188: with 17.000 °es" to airet7etthet E. F.) one of Om tattoo's,' of cis; the 'Airdromache: with 17,000 "0- tbe seed contract re personally know to MO, cel; sol other .hip', with as eeleehle am teat betb a die 'viruses thereto are freights, are pearly due. keens er aolnifol•toWly IhnIC10141l0 WO as worthy of credit etrepeittlag tee matters above &Astaire. GREAT TRIUMPH. 3. K. The New Represeatatioe Bill pared the et 10. Comity of TRE NEW RRTIIIRSINTATION 811.E.- 11oes• op Wedemoday eigiit by. vire ef THE SAULT SHIP CANAL. 5'i too more thee Ins respire ler a two - shout tee too, mid tit hijf 04. the precious and .11 the feete seseetioned 111 the ahoy thsnia vote. Tlin is tie greet meawave ef the Season sod tie inanimatel weloPoro ell seeted Ignites. Wit have bees m- isruled by 4 the greet ariseeph and rejoins the Am bees le eacessefel. The reformers are ie the hjlieet spirits about their wietm, obi well duty may ter it hem hese a piettremei eeritule. The Aries are emadesahly diep-tallea. Al their Mad day dreamt loot ovaidied, sod flet *Med J. of the Pettriet mew mere have t. leaseet 10s:tweet of' erimitittee, the west of • Leader, mi their merit Mem The eampleties of a ship easel to eii- mate the ebstroctime imposed by the Seek St. Weis te the hue seviga dee et the et - teenive mem lake Superior by the weans .4 no Lower Lakes, is • wetter d great moweet te am' Commies, emeeielly as we Mite 'vow seemed ter diem the meet (g- reet route of Weeteni travel frees the shems et the Athletic te the waters of Ha- res mid which will be (Mewled ie. ilideitely by the seasirestioe of die amel. Bill was read a second time, the dreadful sufferings be bad latterly ea- required by law. The report informs us that th! amid .01.0 would fortunately relieve lam from rain, was at length kiod. He eow rests eels a progressing, and we leave every dived. Fortune though Mug implored in from bis labors and his works will follow I prospect that the session will by no meas Ia. shy his asbes rep„, in p„re i' be so unfruitful of good measures, as the time he appeared before us as an enemy, would hays us to beh111. present administration And although occasiosally during his life- "emits of 11" and we were compelled to tilt with bin', yet as we knew the weakness of his coosti- L'The Toronto PaPera ire agitatiAg so now, and shade in oblivion those frailties . the formatioa of • Ship Canal from the tution we were merciful tbeo-we will be waters of the Georgian Bay to those of which some have magnified nit° defects.- Ontario, but the project appears to partake We will bear wit nese to the unfortanate i s°11111ing oI the "tele 61 a wild gacala labored de zeal with which of his brief and trouldous e er to up- , chase. The oppositios of the New York, be den .g tbe whole bold the shattered and decayed fabric of 1 Beffalo, Goderieh aod the Souk St. Marie taleoted could support euch a .nass of lott - ' "'The 61 ""ral ea- litossme• "'wen IPhesve. mortal, be be ever so courageous and good cause for these Toros_ 'Toryism in these Counties, but alas! what. 1 _ plained that Isis friends bad eel shone hint , teemed correspoodeets have been unavoid- lieln anti corruption! The deceased manta - that attesting they prontisedand is fic t there 10.7 ewairowedediceprom this week wlich we bope is reason to fear that latterly they had eh- weate4 themselves from hes sick cosrb, and dropped 1,0* by one, leaving hies to die dose. and 11 1. meowed that them war oat me friend left to does his eyes lost that he wee indebted fee the net *Gees doe to departed '_14g, 1. 10. kambleas .14coa- ti& reties degreasers. el" The Rama Serveyors have Wee eamplesieg the surrey auks Goderich .14 et the has. Mr. 1. K. Goodie( Wore - wind his leterwettees, mod starts Moe& stely to pore Mee the right 4 way. 1:7- We ere regeoeepil so inners ourrealer, realer, that the Tatter* which me to isvit hies delivered at tie Meelleeir's hesitate thielvimoing, it postponed Ii Immerrowt (Pray) tomes et 1 *'.Is*. Neuron' Normeiroe, Lescrr, and Americas Jeered of Medical ewe, Ina woos to baseba.It is sated by Ilene* Nelms, M. D4_and pekilebed at Plattelnirgli N. Y. at the oee dollar per ane. The week its oisti voleme. It is well got,, and enemies • very large amouat 01 eater - whim of tie asset taleebto Iliad to es' academes. Wo eardially riiesieseed it to tbeir nodes. rp. A Tee enoties ge to take piece se Thereity mew( the 17th inst., ie the Temparesse Rai, which has bees greeted kr the weemsem lieverel speakers will ollarees ths meetiai. The preemie mil he MANI terwardi the ..,.0101 11 • tenseeri Bow is emoritios with 10. Wedgy."' Ilkshoiliet Church. 'Mimes L. SA le be had st the Need Oise, owl steatites dhow plum is the ireiefiberfieed. , • -, 1 1 1 4 tir •.4 ,