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$. .b. eMoisied W Wires s Ore
gewitiose to tho caodidate.
Mn. Peest---ebot are SW Clarks'
Sees milk regard to the casting cease
rogoileilose I
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Cluseleth-4117 fret esesers grill be to
Meg is thpabisg the essallag
bee Med Freesriblesa. (Zopterime
ehmitisg.)
A !les -What shoat the sanitary ques-
ta&
lir Chaise thowght that every family
e heeld leave towa at the end of the season.
It ems his minim that all husbands paying
tai Amid bo compelled to take their wires
end ehildrea to the tea side for the autumn
mieths. It should have Lis earliest atten-
tion. la answer to another speaker, he
smoldered that the &Jauntily rooms should
be maintased in every town by the public
pores.
Mrs. Poser -What foreign policy will
you advocate!
Ser Charles would advocate peace with
Fraace, at all hazards, that nothing fought
"meaner the immediate importation of
Parkas fashions. (Cheers and boquets.]
A Yong Lady -About the arniy.
tkr Charles -I arn for keeping up a
shading arniy, to consist entirely of regi-
ments of borne guards, composed exclusive-
ly of Officers. Lliumense imitation.]
Mrs. Poser -I should like to hear your
▪ intentions u to the tobacco duties.
Sir Charles -To prohibit the. imports -
boa and cultivation of that objectioaal
plant altogether, so that there may be aro
more smoking.
A show of parasols was deinautled, and
floir Chutes Darling was declared duly elec-
tad.
parliament arp.
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QVLBEC, May 3rd.
Lutaight after the report left, t be Que-
bec Bank increase of Stock Ball was pass-
ed through Committee.
The following Railroad Bills were read
a second time mid referred. 'f he first, oe
mhos of Mr. Merritt, the second on motion
of Mr. Lemieux. To incorporate Quebec
and Trois Pistoles Navigation Company.
Mr. Stepbenioe's bill for the incorpo-
ration of Ilarbor Compauies, was pasted
through Committee. " •
On motion of Mr. Stuart, the Quebec
Bridge Companies bit was passed through
Committee and reported.
The Bill of Mr. Polette, to incorporate
a mutual Insurance Association, for the
Fabriques of Quebec, was passed through
committee and reported.
The bill to amend the l'pper Canada
Municipal Loan Fund Act, was read third
time.
Mr. McKenzie moved the second read-
ing for the Bill toabolish the office of Queens
Printer.
Mr. Morin ingested that the hon. mem-
ber had better postpone this motion. "The
@ abject be said, was 0131, of impor;ance, and
tbe Government would meet al on its merits.
The motion was accordingly postponed till
Monday out.
Mr. White's bill to provide for collec-
tive of usuary against owuers of vessels,
received a six months hoot.
Mr. Polette moved the second reading
of Bill to incorporate Ecclesiastical society
of St. hlichael -Much opposition was made
on the ground that it ought to come under
the general Bat, which Government had
beta* the House. Those who opposed
the Bill were -Brown, Christie (Went-
. worth,) Fergusson, Hartman, Mackenzie,
Malloch, White, and Vright (heist York).
The rest of the Route supporta it, and it
read a second time.
To -night, on motion of Mr. Stuart, the
bill to redder the Mere of Mayor of Quebec
elective was read the tbird tame.
The following bilk were read the third
lime.
To regulate the Currency. To amend
Montreal Incorporation Act from Legisla-
tire Council. To lucorporato the Quebec
Bridge 06. To increase the capital stock
of the Quebec Bank. To amend the
l'eterporo' and Port Ileye Railroad Bill.
To incorporate tbe Mutual Insurance As-
sociation for the Fahreques of Quebec.
The limn. again went into Committee
of Supply, and passed a number of imam.
The Committee then rose and reported
progress.
Mr. Richards moved the second reading
of the bill supplementary to the Upper (
n ada School Act. Ile is commencing a
1.1 speech as dm report leaves.
elecacc, May 4.
Last night, after the report left. the Up-
per Canada Sehoel Supplementary bill was
read a *coed time without a division, on
tbs motioa of Mr. Itichards. In the
smarm of his reinarkslie stated that be pro-
posed thisetleat any persons who conceived
their religion wee not treated with proper
respeet in common tehookolieuld leave pow -
• to eetaldith separate scheols,and receive
fee them aupeort, from public fondles fair
aha., of the wbole unmet, to proportia of
n umbers.
The following bills were read tbe 2.4
thee :
To make letter provision for the admin-
istration of jestice in the troorganized
tracts of country in ppee Canada.
To mead the MauieiJ Acts of l'pper
Condo.
To provide for 4a rerovery of rates
sad taxa iateeded to be imposed by cella*
by-laws of the District Coolie& in Lipper
Came&
To exempt etrtain emelt from the
defy ilopeued by the Art to Wiwi& for the
see keel Sestrasst of rick maniere.
To seasOksh aboard of examiners for
▪ hon1tosehere is the District of Kanvoer-
asks ; aml tesedned for Friday omit, with
se hateselleb Se semider the espe,liesey
el etieelllisidie perkiess
.f the hill to
the mimed 'Bikini le Lower Cseada.
Oaf fee simusrpevatisig end gratin
cortasn power 11111 trimmury for Hoe psis
dime of ematfeg mil asks water pow* es
• awed Rime.
Ikeistd, Mr. flberweed took hie oath
md amt.
The Ciessoillet as the Cradle Shies
-
Moe lbs. We. Pews Sipped lismed.
ad. lisped
• 4! *
Newhaties bill reputed favosr.My,
Mi. Brows anode untie ef.ppeemw
the grata! work dratstOW•sit gare1,
prepag 11.. Illaiesty to ',assisted to the
Imperial Pukes'st the passing of • bill to
repeal cornea Sasses of the Lien*
Act, by wba h certain restrictions are im-
posed at the powers of the Canadian Legit -
Ile desired that the Camelia&
Parliament should have the power 'falter-
ing the represeatation by a single vote. -
Tba Gavel uncut opposed thew resolutioin
es the gtoond that if passed they wadi
break up tbe union, as the anion coald mot
be maintained except epos the basis of each
section returaing an equal umber 01'r-epee-
sentktives. After a debate, the 'minim -
Ikon were deferred till Wethee Way acct.
Oe motion of Mr. Stout, an &dikes& was
'ordered for copies of correspondence re-
lative to the Marine Hospital of Quebec.
Tee following bills were read the third
time.
To confer equity juriediction on County
Courts ia upper Canada.
To make valid Lbe iudeutures of certain
law students in Lower Cased'.
The following were read a second tiae:
To amend Industry and Hairdo° Rail-
way Act.
'l'o Incorporate Canadian Institute of
Montreal.
The house then went iuto committee OR
the Seignorial I euure bill.
Quseare, Mar the bth, 18h3.
Today being a Mast may of the imeeli-
run, sad a statutory hoimay, the ilouee
15 1101 1U 1170111e0.
1. the Legiolative Council last eight
the deltate oil the sectime reeding of me
Iteproseteletine till leek* till twat ten
ululate, woes its further c• asideratioa
w as postponed Ilil Seth last., on • sole
ui 21 to 2.
llou. Mr. C ook• snored a thres mooths
hoist -lost ou a similar dorisios.
Th• 'millesimal of llos. Mr. .1111U+1•11081
MSS 111211GODC7S.
Tim goverument required six more Valle
to make 1uu-toirds of tile who...
la the comae of the debate, the floe.
Wm. alums moved the iollowing aursau•
MILL : "lint %Lea ever the poptor•uos
of miner &colitis's of Canaria, as twousily
diviedere shall aromn by the cesium re-
turn• to/sat:wed that of the other eocuoiss
by 150,00e,LIMISI and 1. ouch emse, a Me
n ext &suerst mulles thereafter, the three
coutities lar such sermon having such ex..
cess of popolation, auJ authorised sy tube
Act 10 stud only owe uamoloor, sad con-
toinpag the greatest nosuustr of iuttsbatants
neat to tune* couSiieri ie such secures
being •utuorised ailoady by title Act to
.suit umumers, shall be motalord is like
manner to stood is insualetra, provided tits
*aye toot should sucta census retools
@ hew such Inc epopviatiou euriag
a panimeent, no new 'victims shall tea
place during tuch parliament; nor uotil •
geser•1 &memo.Ten member" 'roe
ter this ruenenient.
la the Legislative Assembly last night,
after the repotleft, ttwo report a.1 the COW
mitten un the Seignorial 1.110 was read.
Mr Laurin nomad as aussothatent to fill
them:moat Setenurtal dues at -matemi ua
24., winch was lostle amphora voted
for it, viz 1.-.Cbapais, Furrier, Fournier,
Gomm, Jubia, Lish.auc, Lemiuus,
Mongsnais sod Tactic
Mr. k'ortier moved an amendulect sO
SS to make two-thires sal a Pariou aneri.
sary for a _general commutation in that
Parish, imptead of a neijerity. flauttun
lost -Yeas 10. Nays 32.
Tow 4 viston was tee same as before
with the excepeue that Sul. lees. Clow.
eau voted w,tb the pas ion 6.1r. Uwe:,
with thu nays.
re,ceeee moved the rocond reod_ng
otitas 6:11 to amend an 01.11oILICe posaed
inth• second year of Her Majesty's tole
concerning the erection of peritonea sea
suile:ng u. church.., pars/mato Onuses
and cburch yards.
Mr. Brown moved fa amendment tait
the 1111 be read this day rex writes, Yone
e. Nay. Ile.
Mr. Fortier moved that the bill to facii•
state the building of churches be read a
third time.
Mr Bruwn moved the six months' boat
Yea" 2. Nay. 2e.
Alt. Buwoulin moved ill, second reading
of Tines ltavcr. CitblItIfIll Bill.
Mr. terriers moved tuss •ix months' hoist
lust Yet" e. Nays ti
Qt/hahc, May. 6, 1665.
Mt. Muria merest that the lIetista go
ince cuuenittee of the to laneon the forluw
mg resolutions :
iet• That at ii expedient to indemnify
the members of the Legislative Cuuffell fur
their expenses to *Moiling tho Legials-
tet• from the beginning of toe present see-
sioo instil the close presoot Pattie
meat
2d That the said iesiemnity. for the
cue Of the 'memo and for travailing ex -
pieties shall no similar as to amount and
mode of pip:tout as that now provided by
law for members of the Legielative Av.
teink4. Ile rated in supper I of the emo-
tion that the Givernineot only proposed
to crepe/mate the members ot the Corr
MI for a limited time, in lieu of the propos-
ed charge' uf the constitution of the body'
A general dim.:useion followed on ere
subject of the Legislative Council, te the
course of whits it %se stated on the rout
of Iho Geri -tweet that they were going
to comet down with • mew plan for root,
delitng that body. Tbey propose to make
it electoral and to bar& • priqeorty qomi-
fication fur members.
Nr. Brown mimed in emendates, to the
owe. r-omlutem of Mr. M., in,
*▪ Imola not be cossidered toll the G noarre-
meat, prepreetioa oak respect to oos
llall1111.111 01111• was deciders.
Alt Morin stated be Sad on siVeetiA6 to
postpone Om consideration of the retook,
tios for paying osesohere of the COUISC
total ileums ler rcsoodopliing that body were
%metaled. an wouei only go let.) Committee
ere/erne provirlml 110 1105 member sunup
witudrew hie .1111,C0410e•t.
NU Brien ereeld not. Ito write not gu
isto Commitiee at all epos tiptoe lion. le
pay airembers ot the Cuu•ed St t,at 11.1/0.
N. vote ben been taken op to the Inas*
this report Iowa'.
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RELIGIOUS PREJ le DIC; le, es. no-
t; ESS-ROL PIPS MARR 1AGJ
BILL.
The power of religiout prejudice has
be.nl.ng acknowledged by mankind and
respected practically by every clever *alms-
m,s ; demi. have beep conceded by
conquring armies, ohms every oilier has
bees trampled a or ouregec!. Thew/re.
of this reaped lies deep in the human heart
and elude ia a tonsernewseet Relent to
every mass Mil his prejudice eegbt 10ba.
ref/peeled eis oilier ea metier, ot ear ta-
ter*, oe die reek of cireamestaseva over
which its "objects hue had so cadre& -
livery moo eas bear testimony to its Ws
eselly,umegli logortasately envy MIS Mt
grilles to Mee MOO eneeeesillei 10 Ilial
its settedese &stub. Wessell give
1III111)N SIGNAL.
elk olw• prejudde4;iptu: religious "Sim
rispeetsd,pd Eby law, say.
*Mel by rise elate 11 11. wipeout or othe
milolliplieriudices and pockets. is
most unjust, anti alive s unsafe 10 5117 coun-
try. 'file people whe leave Miran, pre-
itidtee eat eentimeat to find their Lieu level,
tied wily legislate to reveal. their aggres-
w ive character oar the rights of others, tech
conary or people hale adopted • wise
policy, and avoided • Mill of trouble.
Every man laza natural right, with *hide
1103 his Sot parted to gaol usicaoleated and
sotaxed lois own religious opinions, and to
worship God accenting to the dictates
Oi bits own conwienee, so too K as in this
exercise he invedes no right of his teUow
titisen.
• Religious prejudice must not, hoWeher,
assume • do.tatom.I teat to other*, nor
impfte ceremonies or burtheies on those
sweating to submit to them; and we do
lot heeitate. to say that it it the duty of the
state to see that such shall not be the case.
so he as it has the power tit prevent ewer
imposition. But in the ease of the oppoei•
line now given to Dr. Rolph's Marriage
Bill, religieue prejudice seeitme Hee poet -
tient. and therefiwe should not be submitted
to. if the Bill attemptid to dictate re-
ligious prejudice. or to do violeuce to it, by
inemeing upon it any reremouies or forms
to which it could object, then the case
would be vary illiTerent ; but as it now
standset only provides for the tortoise views
of men, allowing at men to (hooter their
uwn fuern, but only male); the civil contract
legal.
This is in accordance with the Policy of
the most enlightened uations of the world,
and with the growing intelligerre of man-
kind. The principle of the Bill is just,
arid we lupe Dr. Iteleb will persevere with
it, notwitlistandine the clernor newel
it ; or should circumstance, render it poo
litic to poetpone its present enactiuent, we
holm it will be only to hare it brought
forward again. sustained by the demand of
Ilan people. Conci•ssions to the illiberal
demands of reliemue prejudice hive a very
bad effect os all classes of the community,
aid on mew more Mao those to whom
they are made, as by them lite appetite ia-
ereaees Ly what it recite on ; and SIACCCSS in
OCR 111S' slice encemages further outrages
on eistiee and the meets of otbers.
We malice a very ticelleot article, on
this subject an a late No. of the Hamilton
"leauailiene" bur we sentare to say that
the propo-itione submitted by our contem-
porary will be palmed by untmached, for
prejudice. hales a;;;ument, and shi inks from
investigation, dealing rather lo hard llama
and fearful denuncietioes-
"Proving ite doctrines orthodox]
By Apostolic Mows am! knacks.
[St Calle:risme Journal.
meseeroseerstreases-e-eom
ARRIVAL- OF THE triTEAMS-1111;
AelA.
New Yo -.m, Mai 5.
Tee Steamship Asia arrived Mid A. is.-
11:cadsiblis :arictire mei generally urichang--
ed, except con, which lo thl. -dearer. .1.kret
qmet and very active. Cotton has.
ting declined 1-16:h during the week --
Flour Minted demand, at rates of prey!.
•ue stastlter• G. -am -Fair tiosiaess in
wheat at prev.uts plum Coro, Cut. 61,
the whole Arshi•peler, them claims are
be itopporked ley a steadees, essisittiog
gunships aisd (vie other weasels
IST war, a Beet fullyai.atile of meting the
Weeds and subverting Om governmeot, as
was done with the Society group a few
years ago. The infamous conduct mel
France towards the Memel's. goers Po-
ulain, leads mea to expect so better fete for
the untertuoate Kieg Casitehalocha
urelai• the protective now 110 argraily asked
is exteuded by our government, or by that
tif Great Britain. A people so recently
emerged from berbarieen, now Waggling
into ciiilizatim and laboring to eustaiu their
indepciolence, %Lull be bop:totted aud pro-
tected by all civilized mittens. To the
1 toted State" tLe appeal coiner, with a
double force, for to this country the Dews.
Mei terroriser oweeits existence, audits
bite the possession of
those Wend., tanking no they do the coast
of Califoruia and Oregon, furreelsee the key
to our Paeitic sea -board. Like Ciba, so
lone aa they remain subject to their preseut
proprietors, their aceuieition can only be
intruded with danger to ourselves; but
like Culla ogre they must net er fall iotn
the Lauds awl great uaval power which
can mimeo' them to our injery.
The iteeigns of France upon the Sand
e ich Weird. Imre twee puler.' iniedioni-
ly, hat steadily, for many years. 'Their
'dative importance rendered it impolitic
sue iineracticable for her to proceed, with
the Mlle open disregard to the principles
of justice and rules of iuternatienal
that stamps with opprobrium her recent
acquisitions iu the teethe. The Z....society
healed, had not the good fortune to be 7M-
cognise.1 as • pert of the family of 021i011s,
and something of the same audacity which
originated the idea of ••pneseseion lay rie,Lt
'of discovery," wee all that wee needed to
transfer that title to its modern synoym-
reposer...ea Ly right of inconvenience. --
But the Sandwick !elands have a stronger
claim than that jef unavailing pity upon the
sympathies of the world. They are as or-
gaumee and recognized got eminent. Tht•
liewaien liaiedoin is an integral member
of the political :amity Iler geographical
position and her Miter -nal progress have
made her smell, and she eauuot Le ex
degree dm existine relations of States.-- I
tinguiabed, witlixot deranging, in sottic
linnets Ilse chime onsnner with which
the rumor., now threateeing a lowed,
c_othootunadatien. .bas bee• .•paroached by
?fence. For years bays fry.olopi• pretexts
been fund for premetme mete met emime
against the r overrmaat ortlia olaals, sod
every coneuema made %lib the hope of
peace has been followed by yet niers
rodent demands. The tales t movement
is one calculated to produce alarm trona 'oar
mos causes. Toe occupation of the is -
leads by Francs most be repelled at- what.
ewer rail, by the United Statee. Tile rea-
sons of lbw occessity are obvious at a
glance nn the map, and tee prevail n
eone of ehe French Emperor is net indi-
cative of peace. eT be nephew of his us
clef" can bardly hope to region a' throne
won by the magic of a hams without doing
something to prove Vinoclf in the estima-
tion of ha new Owed subject worthy of
that name. That war to a. me direction
Muot shortly •ucceori upon hia curuna,:on
sr.ems to tie inevitabl.,; see two powers,
diametrically opp iecd eery r.mpect ex
cept in the degree *ab w they are
br the present govereurrit of risme°
appear roost [iet'', one or !aa th, be tee
chosen ubjmls of the new cruotle. Re-
publican Prance wauld rej 'ice once more
to pew acrots the plame of Lonbardy,
under the banner of a Nepoleun re-enac
at LAI, Ma7i wad 'h. rum
cf the Austrian. Unporial re..ce womd
gladly make heroelf the champion of. deo
roiliest for the chance of humbling the
pride 'of free Ameriem Both elements
would fuser blandly to cell ct s .th any
power, t hoti,zirtleos pr wallop and reck-
less of results ureter the Maddening shoed
of "La glare el to rietoris " -
At the recent marrisee a the Emperor
the C•.urcb ef Notre Di12,e was git ogeeme.
le decorated tn &story of green and gold,
the colors of Nepuleno. The nosier ef
decorations, uwa receiving his
.id to bare mounted that pitr;dat would
be the proper colour for hitt mammal
Majosty on that oceasien• "No: we will
weal 'till we tnnex a prorece." waa the
pompano h•it sieneteast reply• Postebij
the Sandwich Waal may be iateneed te
furniah the OCCSS100 for Ilia imperial ells -
plias ; and in truth !beta n..t a province
adjaceet to Ersicewh ere forc.i.de annex
ateen • red be rotend.1 with tomato so
enportact or the intersima of tee whole
world nu would that the II iwalaa kiag
dom. The ennsioneatioi of the scheme
in ths mode art.ineted woodfurnish •
606,ONit rA:es beqi both to Geist le eta in
sud the tinted States. That it la now
rapidly toomming an attitude alarming to
the frt•ndo or thio feeble reie.ne State, and
is owl* Ilse onhil.ct of wen,' t M phonetic
meal, •., kn.,* bons the highest marcoe.
The. promet and dim Me raid upon
ha rieestion aerie ,•e. I by ou- g wern•nent
canj 'tally, if mood be, with that 01 emeat
flritMa, would he Ow moue of preset -rine
tee cadet cndercn *1 the tilled. without
endanzering the peace of the weed. is not
imprehetee, brit 'meld the d osmotic foo•
hey of *be imt emit Como require roman
war, se /measles is readily proaonle.1 .11 the
petlioo Terse .n. If a wet svith Fracce
be.the ronsevence let it cow-, brit at all
Num,' the 1r desenienet of the Bateman
kinrdoom must be main.ained.
flow far the declaration, made on the 11t
of February ity th new French tolerator
at Ilarmeme, thee entermine
tangle spirit the telehds,
c▪ alcstatod to altar tie here of the nation
4epereile upon the pootiou which teat fonc-
tomer! roar assume With regard to the
claium he its. Isrem sent to •ntorce. Upon
this pow cot.,ong ha* yet boom pulpits.
a 93. higher.
Another change in the ministry had ta-
ken place in Spam.
K ossu h'. friend, are commeneine a pro -
pie -mem agaast tbe Lenten Tines.
From Turkey it i6 sta'ed that Alenscht-
keit*, the R. -ion .Arbba-sacior hal threat-
ened to leave unl000 matters worm brought
to a settlement.
A conspiracy has been brought to light
in !leftover; many meets have been made.
The Earl Cleren it,, is the. House re
Lord., relative to the fishirg rterion, said
that the Bram% etipairos would cruise off
the fishing grounds the mum se last year.
New Vont, iy 9.
Private letters bring intelligence (nom
Mexico, which is entnnly freooible to dm
Sloo contract. haat* Ana' m Jul:, mono -
to it.
- r.areurivit ustolitalltertat i . -
How Albert C.instable of Marytand ie
appointed soliceor of tho Treaotire.
Jahn 1'. Hodson, Celloctor of RANO.
A. V. E. Iloiehkioe. Collector uf Nia.
, gara, in pl•ce of Cook (*.flayed.
E. V. Tellers, Collector of Deluge, in
place of J. L. Rechardson.
onsviesmrseeneweenoressm
, DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
NI I V AIM May 61h.
An awful accident oecuated so the N,, Ai
York and N•w. flues Raileort, the' Inter
no -as. The flail whmb left New York at
7 iecleek Him mern.eg, tea off the drew.
bri fee st ties place, owing to the draw-
b•bige hong been left carolept.11 open. -
Fifty lives erre reported to Ise het coed one
O 1117, SOW entwoly eubmerged, fall apes
SitZ8411111.
011,011) Dell7sTCTI.
0.1e Rae le Au C >ityletel! WA nrree. mid
two whore entirely derninhithed. There ha.
been a territeri lege of life. Report rays
there hair boon ficts, Wet mid droiwned.-
Tn. condiretor, Mr. Coin•iock, is' badly 111
jeree. The engine and two baggage ems
west too the Rive-, mad the emitting de
portinenis, and the pessimists lb theta were
all eroweed.
jutis DEPPATIMI, 4 P. IL
Tree dri1Vbfl•Ig• was up to 1r. a Schooner
t tiro a 2 h e hen the trimester! ism Tito csrs
were go,ag el ehios that Ise brakeman wa•
able '0 inert the conpliees, aml step the
rear Mir The Item crams:log of 5 0 pis,
*sneer, tsu baggage core, slid • Peoilm„
11`pis 1 Mooting mimeo It'aa tee lir of
enroll were regrisiered at .Ise Motel, I.1
R iston:-L. I.. Kendrick, !testae; Mr•
Woody/Irk of Woansecket; embedment, and
daughter, theme, Wiseoson; Dr. Sod) or
11°A"tn'n-Cr Faerv-Pwra ris•r• amine tau
n ee. rte.!, re to • Vetoes! All toe em
playas of the Cropitey wersped untire-
The tire it is mid, reel • 'rah ihre En
glee* . SO it le 1111114 the renal anger. were
diepa. ed by the brier* Towhee. There
were. however nosey eaolliettag me
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MIMIC
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
AlrzAL 07 Tilli RIMS Pis P•01077100 AO al. 77 T1111
itssfeil et re sUrit
Frees fie Prseisfeses Jeernal, 11ey t•
Private letters of retest date from Peru
bring very important iiselkgeme einocern-
in time islands. Tt=sdasee of the
yews( lies•dom ia fireweed
sod arrest slessills, siseistaace bare
bus for warded Ile Weilesgton, asking pro-
tection ageism" the impsiding danger.
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The Freerli guersamied hare my& 4. -
NM& S,410 11101 of Nana of se uteri -Om -
ate ao4 lanky iallembishie theruter, no -
v314,41014 with the *sties of lie settee.
Perhaps, wit% • elem. et Sabin peeneloo
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teas eneeptaremi. The rapid from
depressive „be joy, which 5,14 sin°
rissead, ovate such for bus 1. at.
7'
felt so bewildered aad intoxicated with
joy, that ancoasciesely he started froom Ma
fest, sad before his liesehree geoid sum fete
be *truck the frost of the pliers with hie
clutched kit, sod roared out with • ease
toriaa a oice,-•• Well dose, Chilean r.
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le reply, that the Denotes el the Cased*
Composy ted illy sled apes to advert
to Two retailers referred to Iberia.
First, the retootal of the Company's of -
Soo frogs Gcslerich. la reply lo which I am
directed to slate that an office is establish-
ed there for the transaction of all that part
of the Compaay's business necessary fur
the conveualoce of the "eiders.
Second. the payment of taxes. The
Director* know that the subject is before
their Conamiosionees and will have every
necessary attention.
1 hare the timer *0 10,
Your most obed't set v't
[Signed] JOILN PERRY,
See'y.
D. 11. MECUM, ESQ.,
County Clerk, Goderieb, C. W.
6. Petition from certain inhabitants
praying fur aid to improve -the approaches
to the Bridges on the l'ort Franks Road -
referred to goad and Bridge Committee.
7. Petrol' from certain inhabitants of lee-
borue and Biddulph praying for aid to build
a bridge over the •• Little Sable" referred
to Road and Bridge Committee.
h. Petition from Inhabitants of the Town
line between Stanley aud Hay -referred
to Road or Bridee Committee.
9. Petitiou from James Murray, Jr.,
Esq., -referred to Road and BI idge Com-
mittee':
10. Letter from Clerk oi the Peace to
County Clerk accompanied With two oth-
er documents -to Inc filed:
Upon motion a Committee consieting of
Messrs. Wallace, Ilays, Cirri'', Young and
Holmes was appointed to ineestigate all
matters mid things relative to the Mait-
land Suspension Bridge.
The following Gonimittees were appoint,
ed -Roads and Blidges--Messrs. Holmes,
Girvin, Wallace, Ilays and Flanagan.
Finance -Messrs. Woods, Ilays, Wal-
lace, Atkinson and Walker.
ScLools -Meseta. Lamb, !lays, Woods,
Johnson and Holmes.
It was moved by Mr. Wallace, second-
ed Mr. ilays,That the Clerk be Instructed
to write the Clerk of the Peace for copy of
resoluttens of Magistrates, relating to the
retenticM of Mr. Burton as Office keeper
contrary to th carrangement mitered into by
the County Coancil-as also the names of the
Magistrates who were present,ainl at whose
in stance such adjourned Sessions were call -
'ed.
On Tuesday the same Reeves were pre -
scot, with the addition of Mr. Fraser of
Kincardine. Several communications were
recTeihr:aisd.
emment rolls from Goderich,
Biddulph, Colborne, Hullett, Usbore, Ash-
field, Wawenosh and McKillop were laid
on the table and referred to a 1:ommittre
of revisirm, cousiatieg of Messrs. Holmes,
Lamb, Woods, iirvin and Wallace, and we
are glad to state that the Assessment Rolls
ger.erally show a great increttae of taxable
property.
On Wednesday the Council met again.
A letter from the Clerk of the Peace was
received in which lee intimated that he
would lay tbe requirements of the County
Council before the magistrates at the nett
Quarter Session, for instructions -when it
wan moved by Dr. Woods, seconded by
Mr. Young " That the Glerk be requested
to obtain the information required by the
Council from the rlerk of the Peace by
search or otherwise.
A sum not to exceeed 104. was vo-
ted for extra work to complete a bridge
A party of Delawares, Kick sad
%eons:es came Ste tlw s.ighbsevsd
Liams as the North Fork of the Cana
briagiog intelligence .of several fights with
Paivutes, Delawares aud Kitkapoot.-
It appears that about the let of March, •
party of Pawnee Aloha& stole some homes
from a Mintier, party of Delawares on the
waters of the Waskita. The Dalawarts
followed them, retook !Le boreee and killed
our Pawnee. A few days afterward seve-
ral Iporses were etolen from soother party
of Delawares by the Pawnees, and were
fulluwed by the Delawares, the horses re-
covered, and four Pawnees Lilted. A num-
ber of braes were stoleu from the Kicks-
poos by the same 'adieus. 'The Cuildoes
wrested the homes from them sail killed
three of the Pawnees. None of the other
Nide were killed. Trails of the Pawnees
were discovered crossing -the Waehita,
eoing toward the Wickita Mountain,.
!'bo Grand Ineian Council of all tbe
Wien tribes M to Inc held on the south side
of the Cairadreu, in the neighborhood of
the Red Hills, about 350 mitre from the;
place, about the middle of May. 'fee
'erecters 05100 1111.0 Ike Creek Natick • 1
few day s ago to give notice of it•e teem ap-
pointed by the wile or roving tribee of the ,
prairies. It will be a grand adair.-Ncio !
York Tribune.
INGICNIOCS DEVICE OV BELGIASSettoe-
CLERS.-The French Coetoin Ileum colicers, stationed et Welters, have just made
ao important seizure. A cart drawn by
four horses and apparently laden with coal,
came from the Belgian frontier, and drew
up at the Custom House to be examined
and oloato the usual pass. Oae of the
officer% iu verifying the contents of the
cart, put his hands of what be thought to
be an enormous black of coal, and to les
great earprise found ..that he could lith it
without difficulty. The; led to a iniuute
examinatioh, when what appeared to he
large masses cf that combustible turned
out to Inc boxes iugeniously .roated over
with eoal, which was attached to teem by
cement. 'f be cart in this way cohtained
about 2,000 killegrammes of tobacco, and
several thousands of excellent cigars. The
cart and horses were also seized.
DRCADFTL RAILROAD COLLISION. -
Chicago, April 1908.--A terrible acci-
dent occurred on the Central Railroad,. owe
the evening of the 25tb, by the cotillion of
tee express train from this place, with the
emigrant traiu on the Central road, at the
crossing, eight miles from Chicago. 'Pile
scene presented itself was most shocking,'
and it is supposed, that from fifteen toewen-
ty persons were killed, besides sonic fifty
*everety uijured-ttae kilk1 and wounded
being those upon the emigrant train. Oa
the express train it is belies -el no one was
11 w
aTts the skin or bide form• one of
TO deoon Ce-rree.-In all
the best tlieltIS by which t eetilOVO their
fattenthg properties. In tbe !lambing of
oxen, if the lido Worried soft and silky
Is tee touch, it 'furls a tendency to take
umet, A beast baying a peefect touch rot
have a thick loose skin, doating, ea it were
no a layer cf soil fat yielding to tho softest
preeaure, and a;ringe back ii-warile the fin-
ger eke a piece of leather. Such a skin
wel be usually covered w 1 sn aben4 ince
of soft glossy lair; terve/ like • bed of
moss; an: hence It :r Ql.011Y7 tanned s
mossy sloe. But a Hsieh set tard, .31mrt
bairslime haellea liard, eel ial.catee a
had feeder.
Te•e. men have latter been convicted in
Newyork cemereering their or ves. These
unfortueste sen, Neary and Fitzgerald
SPreateil st at' trial 101 Stan addicted
for irjaity ytaie to intern,mrat• habit s. N•
ou is safe 1. a family where the fathirc•iii a
erunkard.
between McGillivray and Stephen.
.TRON SIGNAL grants of ming' to improve .roads, fee.,
The prayers of many other petitions for
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were not complied with.
THURSDAY. MAY 12, 1853..
COUNTY COUNCIL.
The Coenty Council met on Monday
the 2nd ir.stant. I'resent:-W. Chalk,
Esq., 'Warden. Meseta. Ilays, Wallace,
Girth, Youag, Davelson, Johuston, Lamb,
%Vol:nil, Walker, Atkinson, t; hbings,
Ilolmes and Flanagan.
,The Warden addressed the Council re-
lative to the Suspension 13 "die, Railroad
and other inattere. The following docu-
ments were submitterk-lst. Letter from
County Surveyor to eVarden accompanier!
by a plan of the proposed site of the Sus-
peasion 13ridge-referred to Coannittee.
2nil. Copy of a letter from WarJe to
Treamwer-referred to finame
cm:millet. 3rd. Account for Registry
floeke. 4tb. Copy of Act to repeal part
of Aeseeement kw.
The Warden appointed to -mon ow
( Tuesday the 3rd mato) for the County
camped to meet Inc the Maltose of-equal-
iziog Oac aluation of property os tbs.
Aboemosent Robe.
h. Letter from Secretary of Canada
Company to Comity Clerk --ordered to be
fyled. We subjoin a ropy of the letter
which our readers will perceive it is lamer
to • memorial sent by the Commit at $
former sitting, having refetence to the re-
moval of the Caelifla Ccapany's office free
Goderioli-the mower, it will be observed
is of a very eseatiefeetory kind, sad evi-
deices that the Cospoey have a eery IMO"
npaioa of what is seassw, for the atlas.
?Asia, 2dth Jas., Ig43.
CANADA 1191111,
ern directed to acknowledge Se
receipt of pour letter ol the 46 Jamey,
encloeing the Mesioriel of the Mosieipal
Gomel el ems Vowed Calais of liortio,
rani sod Brenieod I us &mired to seek
Dat CHALMERS AND ROWLAND 'LILL
--SOO° after the promeleation of the
name of ler. Chalmers, he preached in leen-
don on a public °erasion in It o.vhind I lill's
rheeel. Itis audience was num...reel, and
princieally of the Weller circles. - 1 'pwerd
acme Iteirtree clergymen were present, to
whom the front seats in he gallery were
appropriated. In the midst 01 6144 sat
NIr11.1! heneelf, in a state of great anxiety
e rmine from his hoes, and fearful that he
would not eucered in an asdielice SO refined
and critical. Tht Ieoetor, ac usunt, com-
menced in his low nionotrenou tone ; 11.
broadprovincial dialect was very diugrec-
abie to the delerate ears rd his metropolitan
audience. Poo*' Mr. lint was now epos
the reek ;bet lia.nun of Gad having thrown
hie chant around Ins audience took he un-
guarded monient to touch it with the elec.;
Bic fluid of Ine oratory, sod in an instate
every heart began to throb, tad every eye
to Ml. Knewilig well bele to tate edema
tage of the bold stroke, contiosed to
shred tad so meiwasie end rapid was hut
1101 1. a fur ease Ss he ettaised ao,
moiessee se hit, that eveey imitation
it
Among other business on Thursday, a
By -Law to raise by way of loan the sum of
..£5500, with interest, payable within ten
years, for the erection of the Bridge across
the Maitland, was finally passed. The
following rote was taken, yeas-Meesrs.
Girvin, Wallace, Davidson, Johnson,
Woods, Lamb, Fraser, Waker, Gibbing*
and Holmes -12. Nay--Messrss. Atkn -
son and Flanagan -2.
A considerable arnount of other buriness
woe transaeted, which we hare not apace to
n ote at present. On Saturday a special
meeting of the Magistrates called by the
Reeves as curb, was held. The object
appeared to be to arrive at information
which the Clerk of the Caused bad been
unable to procure from the Clerk of tbe
Peace and witich information ought in our
opinion to have been at once tendered by
that officer to the Council, many of the
members of which body are on the Com -
minion of the Peace as well as et -officio
Magistrates and even if slab were r.ot the
ease se good object mold he attained by
ahreetkeig is secrecy the transactions of
Pnblk °Seers.
Afters partial explanation on the part
of Mr. Lizars Clerk of the Peace and a
statement by Mr. Ritchie the Clerk of the
Council, wbo had endeavored to obtain the
required information and was not able to do
.o --ib. Clerk of the reams was ordered
to produce the boVks which at osee proved
that the Coosa wore rick is their ear -
mows that matters whieh had been refused
by a large aumberolaIdehietretse have bees
of Sewed, emdertabes by a walla asetber.
Upos tootles it was them reerilved that the
right employ ee or &ahem the ofiee
heart, reseed with km Colwell sod est
maths ilegistratts awl this this mud
erestiose is est et rest, owl we hest ie Oa-
ten Megieleses, sod Cessation will work
tiriassostig tor** is the psi& goal.
41.
JUDGE ACLAND. •
Mr. Ached, the Judge tibia Vetted
Voiotia nursed to Tows ea Banarday
last, he had hue ablest for .i tiaw, wo
behove os a parse/ to Quebec. It ie
rumoured 15.1 5. has bucceeded is olitaia-
leg a* extessios of time to make sutler
defense against the charges lately invests -
gated. 'We certaiusy this* this matter
Las been a long time it abeyance, and we
Lope the public are aol agent to be treated
with the espesse and trouble of a second
enquiry. Decision and promptitude are
great public as well as private virtues. -
We thought the commission would have
settled the matter. If the above rumours
are correct we fear some private or party
iueuencee have had weight in the consider-
ation of a subject which ought only to have
been entertained Ito regard to its relation
to facts -these facts we cotieidered were
already taken by the commission and
would be laid before the government.-
Tbegreat public would have bowed to the
decision given upon such be it what it
might, but to be denied with is past endu-
rance. We hope the rumours are unfound-
ed.
A NEW WAY TO RAISE A COURT
HOUSE.
We understand the Council lime iu con-
templation the acceptance of an offer of Mr.
Gentlee' to erect a building between hie
tarern and More, which be proposes to al-
low the Counties the use of as a Court
House aud Council Room for five years,
upon the condition that the Council advance
him .£ 100 without interest, for the SWIM
period. He further proposes to fat up a
a portion of the building for County Offi-
ces and to let the same to the Counties for
the sum el .C2C/ per annum.
We think the above arrangement would
not Inc It'll advantageous to the long ruu
to either party, the site it nut very appro-
priate, and we Hoak the dignity of our
Counties will materially suffer without our
pockets being 111 8.07 way repleirielied. Be-
sidee, before the expiration ot the term of
the agreement, we hope to een new County
buildings erected in Bruce, and them poor
Iluron lake a devoted mother Lavine wast-
ed her energies for the settlement of her
daughters, and haring seen them make a
prosperom start, will turn her thoughts up-
on hem!, and find she has to begin the
world anew.
R AILROA D. -There SCCRIS to have been
a great misunderstanding in these Coun-
ties with regard to the letting of the Con-
tracts on the Buffalo, Brantford and Gode-
rich Railroad. The mistake originated
we believe with the printers, as in the first
advertisements Goderich was not mention-
ed. We can 'aorta our readers, however,
that on the 16th 111%iallf, the Contracts for
the whole distance from Paris to Goderich
will be accepted. A meeting of oar
townsmen was held lost evening, the
Mayor presiding, when it was deemed ad-
visable and resolved to send three gentle-
men u a deputation to Brantford upon
that occasion, the choice was happy, and
rested upon Robert Gibbons, Esq., Mayor,
Wm. Wallace, Esq., Reeve, and Dr. P.
A. McDougall.
ENTER'PRIsEte PERTH. -We Iearn
from the Perth News that the County
Council of Perth Lave voted the expendi-
ture of .£`22,000 for gravel roads in that
County. The County is already possessed
of splendid public building., and upon the
completion of her gravel roads, will rank
A. No. 1. among the Counties of rema-
de. Will Huron ever remain content to
be eclipsed by her more youthful sister.
ter The steamer Kaloolalt, Capt. M.
McGregor, from .Dunnville, arrived here
on Monday evening, nn her Ivey to the
Georgian Ilay and Sault St. Nitric. Af-
ter discharging a considerable amount of
freight, she proceeded on her passage at
an early hour or. Tuesday morning.
Ir:r Dr. P. A. McDougall on Thursday
last, gave a lecture at the Mechanics' In-
stitute on Chemistry, before a very large
and attentive assembly. The subject was
very ably hardled by the lecturer, and the
experiments at the its close were produc-
tive of much.amusement to thief:younger por-
tion of the audience.
ter We would reload our Town readers
that Mn. G. Truman it appoioted by the
Mayor and Corporation, Inspector of
Bark, Wood, Stone, Ice., me part of his
office is to measure Cord Wood, and we
world recoonnw-nd all, both buyers Obi
sellers, to have thetr wood measured be-
fore delivery, as we have ao doubt thie
would in some cues save a considerable
amount of ill feeling where possibly not the
slightest attention of wrsog existed.
GOTIRRICIt FINAL. SCHOOt.--11111
School re -opened to -day, and we are glad
to inform oar from& to the seighborhood
15.1 35. Board of Tiosteee:have at k$(&
esseemiled ie olotaietig tie eervieee es
experieseed Sachet, who besides having
hem eugagett seers! yean 10.ftities Se
apeet two mimosa at the Nona Scheel.
er The Rev. 0. G. daemon will
preach, D. V. is the Coiled Preebyeevies
Cher* Beet Strut, Goderielh, es Friday
weseieg,the 110111 is*, at Ti o'sfeelk.
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