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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1853-09-08, Page 2• spinal or R. IFFICIP111111$011. 11. P. up siosedift tba oriental 4.ms., sad AT usa lleammass, tisairati- eeadainied with esseasemy, la Fiume so MM. $i• filleplasepeee roes mean such sp.. =611:11. said that eweed meet te the Ceaseemie be theiti h. data tiMlied bed pod Wes, sail high tispeaseethashe bees viewed lo esteem blesvieste. lie tied seem is Cant a op oe • pedueleast week sad ham what he hod sees .1 the seasery, be eras cee•laseg thee the present was bat she eussausteemeot et great railway egettorm, Gad he ',mitred rbezroasi his steam deone, that Cowrie liana taus steers le 'tedium ttie oyeasna wheel' ether essaanies had isomattte with itheire. Cseade wale oes eel, os sb 'humbug, lag this peep*, l•yseg est 6,1 it plat% es thought ores meek aiwnertasce • the istredeleles raltroade theuilwres. - lies hoped that the legrelatiare 01 Wit noun try 'Fuld ut de aa lb.., of tome e,,,on tine ban nese, for, atileough there were di Ile I IWO* were allowed 1. his made anew thee ISM tilled tor, nod node part tea groat Frame Woo ahoy pot b.iu four- satrian'sapai Inith 41..0 Sett k them monapots eserrod Om hole mimeo. EtwItserlead • se • seiteetiee tit ser suit c•• •ess. each poderrieg lie es, • itatereets as to gauge sad tireddieg w.thout reference to Ilae whole -Tairy deeded to seed tio lags hand for as Favorer to design for them • *et work of ralways, sad he (11r. had haat Ile boo., to be milled is, uteilled be- cause there were ea rural Luise, sad there su, mo t of their completion. Elts thee mod that Casadeatia wattled imp hob O Capti•l, mid 'dewed Omen to he guarded to the gated, they should adopt, eeteci• sily in regard to 'eclairs* eumpeivion.-- - Ile would for hatosell facsimile to recommend to Lis harlots iu England to 'attest their r.mooey in railioada here, reilless compe- tition were allowed, for not hang but loss and confusion would result. Belgium, France, mid Switzerland, all possessed great advan- tages over England ia hating batiogno a it al lutes aad se hating hod cut their main hues for it the benefit a the whole ceuetry, lather than 1. allowing to any tone, or any portion of the country a prepouderatiag voice in their lo- . re. cation. 'they Lad establi,beal from end to • end of their country a system in harmony • with itself. Tbey could not preterit por- ed ions of the coutary, from having their rea- 1 ways, but they were arnali as not to M- . terfere with the great design. It was the taterest of the whole country that eras in- volved, not that of individuals, nor of petit- e ; cular localities. Canadians ought to hare a aysteut which would work in all harmony, • I N bat was to be gained by ruinous compe- ° ' titioa? If passions and interests were r brought ins° play, nothing could result but destiuction of property and lou of life too. Ile mid be could not otter a better com- parisoo between a judiciously designee and • wild competition, than the steamboat which lie wee on board of the night before. He found that the vesael was propelled by two engine, each separate froin the other, land he would suppose that they were under the command of two rival companies._.The‘e would bare their friends and oppo- nent, on board, aad be would suppose the engineers had quarrelled, what progress would they have model 1Vould they bare i reached Three Rirerel At all events be ' would not have had the honor of enjoying ilirsplendid hospitality of the gentlemen ot AloLtieal at that moment. lie said be had one nerd more. Ile could not leave the cur without saying something ou the all ; important seigect of the bridge. 'fbere was here a st magnificent river, and he received abundant information respecting it ifrom Mr. Alexander Ross, who had been here several months ago, as to what the bridge was to be. It SOS a *tattling pro- ject, and at the time be had no idea ot lav- ing anything to do with it. But hawing studied the admirable report of Mr. '1'. Keefer, and the philosophical paper drawn u p by Jr. Loan, he could understaod from what bad been written the general circum- staniea to be considered. But if possible he wcutd be again in Carada at the break- ing of the Ice. (Great applause.) Still they might he anxious to learn his impres- sions abut the bridge, and be would pro- ceed, to state them. According to Lis ideas there *as no difficult'', to be appre- hended from the ice. From calculations he had made sine. Lis arrival in Montreal he was. satisfied that no above that could come against the piers would be sufficient to displace them. The people Lein had no doubt .•ecn the formatter' el the 1.6 %%IL- er anti its breaking up in spring. I in, had uinselt noticed their stupeudous and beau- iful phenomena, cf course, but he had not seen them art they are at Montreal. He would say, however, that there were facts ttending the breaking up of ice which were useeptable of mathematical demoustration, ad the pressure of the shove was also. ca - able of being valued. It was therelore as asy as the addition of 2 and 2 to estimate Ise pressure necessary to retain the piers in their places. Ile had been told that tbe e waS thirty or forty feet -high, but its pressure -could be easily withstood. He d calculated that if ice were piled twice the ight it would not disturb a well coostruc- ri ge. So far, therefore, be would sal for its permaneecy. He would also be elpected to say something about its site. The Minds of the citizen3 were agitated on the question whether it should be above or below the town. He thought it Ms duty not to conceal hi• opinion upon thi way, yet hero spro•rewl t. him they were pi pacipallw those of legs. - Monte. Calmat, at preeest, had as unoccu- pied lie:d before her, and much would de - veal upoo the first step. 11 it were takes stub • g went, other d.fRcul,:s. would et comparatively little importance. P- ere*, takes injudiciously, what seemed bit • epoch is the West might become • 'hue dee I . • descent might not he •paresis te Canadian' et premmt, hot tietor bo Sell dlow• he %rook endeavor to make it seselhis of • • bad emelt the rises peeress of rodwity• is Englood,•nd lbws* who tied riot could h trdl r impre late the es ernterie- losses occasioned by false leg,a'a IMD. Few, isifeed knew the rise and pro lenses of the !affiliation wilt' respect t them. Um would occupy a few minutes pointing out what those errors were, and what course t• take to avoid them. II wee iseapable „r oratory; but baring bee lamed ap with railway content!, os twenty years, he tbnu hi b could them how to meld them. Sere tr.. speak- er was izandible for a few minister, owing is a slight noise in the room. The gems! purport of hie obeervaireas was point out the difficulties interposed to the Coe. etraelloat et the fierst rsevesys in England. After tbr.ob.taelee rareed in the first eau ese had been removed, the people then hostione .enettile of the Immense advantages W the railway horse, and the cpmetr'n aa- aseerd a now phase. Then ill places reek- ed Tato railway speculattons. The country nu tolerably fide,' up with railway lima. Competition arose within the wills cdPerbaluest, lot for totereat, but for van. ii. Here Mr. Stephenroo went into the history of several railway *twain., and .131.d that tbe cormeitttes in parkin -lent took into their consideration. not 'rhos.' night or wbo was wrong. tot entered upon questions entirely mitbsid.ary, not at all coenceted with the pront of the liege, ur the neceseity for inakrag theta. The con• sego. nee wag. that committees sometimes elke.ded open d frcreet lines wine resi-ins eat irely •part final their real OD rt,, or the aciettifiequestione involved in the details. There was one district .thruligh ulech 11 was proposed to run iviu I.nea, and there was no other ddficulta between them than the simple rivalry, that., one got a char ter, the other might sled! But here ohere the commute might hitsaisiveo both, they gime neither. In another Instate, two Imes were protected through a barren coon - try, and !lr committee gave the one widely al/aided the /east acconiodatinn to the pub he. In another there was a line to be run merely to eh:torten the time by a few min. rites, leading through • mountainous coun- try, the committee gave both; ao that where the committee might hare given , both :bey gime neither; and where they , should leave given neither, they gave both. Such a sposere of leyivla,i was he'll** and he hood at would not be imitated again in this country. There waif, indeed, • .1. tommittee now Miliaria Eileen.% the at, titration of abieb he called to these rave, - After lir es *ere granted, the enmpetition which bogan within the wails of par- A lienmet c. otinued when the lines I t name to be pot in operation. Pea - pie said it was neve:wiry 10' IWile Feeler competition the i.entOt of the ! that the sietiora country would be under the a dominion of a ta.iway .corporatioe, and 5 competition was the only way of cheekier a it, and preserving moderate prices. Welt, p he could ny, upon the authority of the Board Of Tride,-and from bus own kroa- weaned, aut of 300 moboa• or pounds en - ledge, that, sines competing lines cow peaded, G. bad twee wasted; that la in de. II': plicate lines. Dirt in or Ilif• It 161•1 iseemitsteacy of the proeetehotta ta railway I ha leg.slatron. when the ',nodes% and Simon be se ed fer, the feasibility of t • 'cute was doubted; great difficulties were • soggeeted hoop in the stay; telemeters mere ailed in to recede everything tn op - potation to !I; the estimatcs were dimutei tied slushted; it was maintained that the snap's, ought to prove the traffic bat woe to go over it, sod that stir or eight per met aria 10 be obtained upor the rimer is • , act • 5)051 pite-il part slim 0, taken in the project. l'...tose I'dr1 nt a ( greeted the chance before the pe• pit were br allowed to 'peed their own rn, rey, they were hero asked to prove the irattic and the an grAt, aid phew a regular contract (0 01. !oil tablab that the wrath was to be done with. de to the ev•imate. The per.ple clanwitred ler wa eempetition. and Parliament granted the he eapelabialt.re of two capital*. At that time ,„ d pill tee 01 to early pennons almost for 11, nothing. 8,,1 %bat watt the resell? The , opulent were struck dowe and tlm poor ,`"" worth re,lirced to peeery. Netball, h..* be the resource. of Britieb commerce enuld his hue ariet,ined iiieh a shock. There stertsel and eee *04 legoilatien it 'nicht be dcult who ap, papaw from 1/1 Rogland, bill they efinud Inc be weigh* 1 lien before Il ey were breech( ist• Car ads, either by tr., prraent nr any Wens government. It was that all ' was rignt, the public gained • hat the Or . prtetore lost. Rot the public bad not gained. Capttel weir absorbed and eiverted F had bus 'd, fisch Dever wuld hiss HURONIG is wisesisted- sellbeelks ef priseireilleise wee S ai deposdest es tie sesspleese the proposals hy the Porte ollerstita or aboodassat. Tim nal ma seed of so Aratrarrarkair tee order le seat to draw of the ails troops. The Czar wit mot seed that order good the Porte has sward so atm - neat %which is tastareoest to • eoeceasioa el es ery pont is dispose, sad Wry rot so tar as to he permitted to seed aa Ambas- sador to St. Potent:tett: will tins be two question of * Sea for ex- penses sad tbs sspeleos of all Malta! re- fugees. The former will be waited, bat as to the latter, 'Rhumb Meth bee bses said, Russia will proceed with the demand, hav- ing Turkey at • disadvastage, to obtain measures which the boanciers of the Porte reused two or three years hack; amid Aus- tria will au the uwaatuse colorer the pre: - Wog demand. Advices have bees received 'from Coe- staiitirrople to the teat. It is staled that so iaterview with Reacted Pasha, the Prtosian Ambassador, Lad giteu full and positive assurance of suppoi t in case of need. Lave been taken to coffee': an army of 62,000 men at Nultanail0 be elat- ed at the di•potal ol the Sultan. The government has ordered the Bishop and Archbishop to return to their respective places immediately, as it has been under- stood that Russian agents are busy in seve- ral parts of the tomtry to foment discord. Receut advices from the I3elegrade district mention that the occupants of Servia, are &ruling, and that 30,000 militia were being awned ' NEW )(out, August 31. The stemmata', Ameriai sailed at noon to -day for Liverpool, with through pas- sengers. The Europa reached her wharf at half past 8 o'clock this morning. BALT1MoRE, Aug. 31. A terrible explosiou °cc ured at Wheel- ing on alooday. Twenty kegs of powder exploded on the wharf killing one draytnan and blowing another into the River. New °stases, Aug 28. The potential nutuber of interments 'atlas city during the last week, were 1618 of which 144'2 were f-om yellow fever. CiNCINNATI, Aug 18. TM" New Orleans cOmmittee repot t the total coutributions to this city to be $10,- 900. ARRIVAL OF THE e HERNIANN." Nr- w Yone, Sept. 1. I3r the arrival of the steamship Her- mann we, hate a trw additional items of interest from imerree. A frightful accident occurred at the New Cr" stal Palace at Sydenham, by the falling of a seaffidd, killing eleven men. A vesture had destroyed property to tee amount of 1250,000. • New Your:, Sept. 1. Dr. William Alethall, formerly of this city editor of the New Orleans Delta, died of Yellow Fever, on bis way to New York. Gervin Said' Las given .$1000 to the lloivard Amociation of Nei, Orleans for the relief of .the sufferers. 11. Courier of this morning states posi_ . toady that Mr. Walker Well sot go to China. A erivste letter from Si. Thomas, gives a few ',wheelers of (Inc insurrec- tion at Tortola. On the Road to the town the number of houses burnt and plundered were 132-ths number in the country 7. The civic authorities, supported by the Engli•li and Danish soldiers, hare declared martial law for suppressing the rebelfion.- Thirty of the thief avers had been arrested and are now under trial. • I341.1121oRE, SePl- 2 - 'lie Whig State Convention yesterday nominated Richard G. Bowie. .01 Mont- goaiery, and Dr. Hanson, of Baltimore, Comptrollers, WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. Capt. Fontleroy, of the navy, and Capt. Raker, of the marine corps, died recently of yellow fever at l'ensacola. The epi- demic has increased there. The Attorney General Coshing dis- avows the authorship of the 'Roston .Post's Kossa article, hitt lauds its ability. General Clark returned yesterday from his inspection of the Southern route for the Pacific Railroad. ."4t ereettlessiesit, eimit111141 sellellied 44 Wiass spetto3 7s 104 a 86 4d, alaresed Notobeltsr lb $t Rod, 7.4d Ilk Flew edossisod Is to la NI. le- lika COMM., 6d-adraeced. The No- venas btarhot has sinesitted 'to a further declass appeared Checked, Beef aad Pork steady sad s goal request. MOM VS111111UZI.A. Advice, from VeseN.see. Yletwolk, S stale that the political disturbance State hast been *early settled. ma, two earthquakes bad occurte destroyed the remainder of the tou stabs dull at Porto Cabel/o. Portainoulli, Va., Se The British shm Samuel, sup bare rue away with orgroes os boa overhauled in Ilaniptoo Roaus. oegroes who had deserted from Pennsylvania, found on board sec Capt. hlogus of the Samuel. '1 hies were seat to Portsmouth au milted for examination. NAL 1 •••••••••••••.•••••osev••••••••••••••••....Ns‘'' HURON SIGNAL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1853 GRAVEL ROADS! GRAVEL 3 ep. . ROADS 1! Aug. 17 th•1 The By -Laws hating refugees to the ti ithich At Tau - Gravel Roads sod Court House, we would c:. 11u. again remud our 'eaves, will be subject- ed to !Leis votes on MONDAY neat tbe pt • 3. 1"2.th rust. Let ALL who are in favor of posed these much seeded improvements be at the rd was 30.]elwes of meeting at au (crier hour, sod Itt :1:1°, take as many of their stereAbora as are retrd by favorably inclined along thew - 'he fah"- II they would wish to improve the value of d corn - their own property -if they would confer Baltimore, Sep. 3. New Orleans papers state that the (ever is decreasing in that city. Paella BuoT3 AND NEDRA EY M•CEI- naae.-W• hare now before us a pair of rboes nitwit were pegged by a rosehme; they ar• be first mid only pair Ike have seen that were not peggedAy a eon of errapts with lus awl and hammer. The work is dose, as geed as any %VOA we !Vet saw. Thai maehise was invented by Sera Tripp, patented to last April, and as• alined to be Norfolk, of Salem. Illassachst• setts the sole prop utter. This nischme will peg a Nu. 7 boot or shoe in half" mio ate, or 30 pairs to one hour, If the •hoes could b• put in sad taken out tbe sani• lime they •re peggett. It can be 'here& to suit • diff-reot sized shoe or boot it two mramies, end it will peg any share. In a tows of Massachusetts (Lys's) 10,486 per sons are employed in ISS shoe facruries. - The yearly value of w, men and children,' hoots, shoes and getters mad* there, is $3,421,300.--Scielaftie donericart. WET WE NEED ean.bliose Law .- We need it to dimieisb by'onahalf and more ow. pauper tax. %Ve nerd It for the preveatioe of crime. We need it to protect our child ren front the demon of intemperance. We need it as an sexi'lary to the reformation ot the drunkard., thousands of %hour hall as the messenger of wercy. We need it do staunch the tears of the drunkard's wife and to snatch tert cto Wren fruni the degre- dation and the misery which he entails up nn them. %Ve need it to close cite of rhe largest floodgates of vice, and to open the chancel through shies health, tortue and general prosperity may pour their blessings upoo the whole community. N.Ew WHEAT Snow OFtpli,, ?AYE/trona: -By ibe “Sarsh snr,,sNit.. Ira Gould, of Montreal, rends to Ltverpoor eve hundred barrels of fdoir, made from Ohio *lost if the prevent hottest, y wilt be in Lor• erpool within six weeks 0( 11. tine whets the wheat from welch they are made, lee the burner's yard, having in the mean time peeved over Rome eight hundred • mtlei by land and water, to he manufactured, gone through all the recemary processes. and finally made an'her voyage of 3000 miles• This ts a degree of capeditioe of which 'bane are lew exausplesp' and we believe could not be ace,,repl.shed by •rit other route than the Si, Lawrcoce.-Her• Raii•au•at.s,Wousy.-Triere are now on exhibition in Boston three remarkable women, one of %%horn 19 M!•111 Norton, a young lady sixteen years old, Rod memo._ rag only seven feet, foursond•s-half inches tn bright ! By her ride is Mrs. Bogy', measuring bit 14,1 v one inches ! 'Co complete the trio to Mole Emma Taylor, seven years olo, and weighing two hun- dred and mr:ety poucds. "Ifs ••• 00? •11 ESIJIT 111 Tag WORLDr' Hasn't ! well, wo aro Corry for him ! For h b g e cheracer who has enemies. He itt nubody who has not gut p ue enough to get an enemy. Ghe us nibs, as our ideal of virtue and manliness, ene who has many enemies -who hes made them hy his manhood land distraught sin:ra- rity, tied fearless lore ot the thrng be sees to be right. The men of earnest purposes, strong will, and love of principle for his owe sake, mina have ensures. But this, so far from being is to him • good. The strong tree is more deeply rooted and tu- tees/if in the soil by the blast than the sum - a boon upoo their children -if they w increase their 011e comforts and con Mences, and bring the best markets to t deors-if they would elevate (bete Co ties (0 (4. level 0( 4. best settled Coon cf Canada -if they would do their duty MEN and social beings, they have sow opportunity of doing SO by votag in fa of these By -Laws. The boon 1. 4. tamed in incalculably greater than the a slight exertion required to accomplish 4. The Gravel Road is indispensible to co plete our means of communication and produce these desirable results, and the Court House has- been already too long neglected. "file mean* to accomplish these neces- sary undertakings are to be had upoo the most favorable terms, and they oill sever be more favorable. They will themselves hilly repay the outlay required, and the,re- lending Of the money advanced for this purpose being extended over a period of thirty years will scarcely be (tit by the idly increasing population, 'those weal is now being vastly augmented by eve .mprovement undertaken. We are advised by correspondence fro Straiford that the sum of £'22,000, for 1 Penh Gravel Roads, is niready plated the credit .of that fine enterprising Cour in the Bank of Upper Canada, and a told that •• Perth County is bound to ahead." So she ts-and she is deservi of ber success, eCod helps them tha help themselves," has always proved a sa maxim. We believe that Iluron at Brace are bound to "go ahead" too, an Id t every ratc-payer beware that be bar not his own and fus neighbours prospent by voting adversely on the TWELFTH.- Iluron be less alive to her own in terests than the junior Couoly of Perth ? Will the rate -payers of these United Cotes tie, he satisfied with themselves hereafier when Perth is eojoyiug all the advantages Of her valuable local improvements and Huron and Bruce with superior advantage! and tneans, have through their *feed lost the wealth and "prosperity which might safely have belonging tojhem! We think not. Let the ratepayers then embrace the pre- sent opportunity to attain a full measure of I the prosperity now enjoyed oy tbe coutry. The completion of these works, in conjune- no lion with the railroad, will insure an On- - +mesa! • . • I I g T- is thee& 12 samara.. jedges to hare ado a grovelled es the Labs %ere rot{ lease superior to sig Nom es previous oe- 1 sever laud it read oar do 1 twiny thig radians. We adersided the &Wattle Me such a motion was helot, lie comma. W. 114101Mal offillhafiehaillbsegli the -ledges-- Fraser mule a moiios far £30 the Meow. Wataoe Piper sad lion, fogad Nerib mod Sold It &votary hie of Kamer. great elleoltr maims the winches.- disc, which was greeted is camases; is Is fact where all were so good -it waa oily afterwards came before tie comaittee ead to be wished that ugh could have received said be did not want it, aad is committee a premiere. Tb. maples sbowa were all oldie cable made • mottos that it might iv sold at the price aimed by the Directors, pear ia the abates the Coated as " hit viz. 5 shillings per MAUI. The success- over to ant aittiag of Caused,'" leae haa hil Competitors were as followsz-- constituests should be dissatisfied thee he Jacob Seegtailler Esq. 1st .C2 . 0 0 refused the money. Mr. Fraser wend Jolla Elliot 2.4 Li 15 0 fain make believe that the Wardeo, ita James Statehouse lid al 0 0 officious capacity, told ban ia (Inc presence The yield of fall wheat Ibis season has of a majority of the R and others is bee. most satisfactory and abundast, and a keen debate that a be had tem under the the grain of tbe best quahty, throughout our lash and would keep him under the Comities. The improved demand for all the keen debate was between Mr. Fruer kinds of produce, and the ready cash mar- and Mr. Flasagaa in a 'Steil rooin over kali which now exist at Gs* heeds, will some grog the Warden happened to room isduee the farmer to make redoubled el- in and by way of a joke said as above, next morning Mr. Fraser said be had made a fool n( himself but would not do so again -se muds far at lasJa Mr. Fraser says that tbe rail -road will benefit Bruce ; the suspension bridge will benefit Bruce much more than Huron, there are only three townships in Iluron be - Refitted by the Bridge, and those three do not pay' so ns...ch tax as the township of Goderich or perhaps some other township j if the Court House is built, it will be of equal benefit to Bruce as Huron; the Gravel Road, is the only bug -bear, the by- law might not be approved of by the rate- payers and iathat c ase Mr. Fraser could not have any cause of complaiut, but should he complaio, which be is sometimes willing, to do without a cause, this is not to pre- vent the rate payers from doing what they think best tor the counties. The present position of Huron and Bruce -In 1831 Kincardine was attached to 1Vawauosb, and asseteore and collectors appointed to assess and collect iu that tow. - ship, which cast Wawanoth about £5. Mr. Fraser says there was one man in his oak] forts to excel in the quality and quantity re- raised by him, while the generally good heir harvests which reward his exertions in our us- fine boil, will encourage bun onwards. ties as an ,or at- ery to ra- Itt ry ANOTHER FATAL BOAT ACCIDINT.- Last week a man of the name of"Leach," fell overboard from one of the small boats plying between this and Kincardine. It 'appeara be was going "lot ward' for some article he needed wbeo his foot slipped from the genteel1 and he was precipitated into the water. The boat was immediately put "about" but without avail as the deceased sank immediately. Ile leaves • wife and one child, who, we uoderstaud had lately arrived Irom Hamilton and were proceeding with him at the time oI the accident to a localities firi lad already effected cm the gov- ernment lairds in the Comity of Hume. - - - - - . RAILWAY OFFICIAL TOUT:. Mears. Jacksou, Betts and Stephenson, IF H. Killaly, Chief Engineer of the Pub- lic Work's Department, Hos. F. }bucks, Inspector General, Mr. P.oss, Engineer of the Grand Trunk -Railway, Mr. Sbauly Township fool enoleeh to pay his taxes, but m Eogiaeer of the Toronto and Guelph Rad- Mr. F. says they hate paid all that was de- bt way, Hon. J. R010, Attorney General and mended of them. The next year our Treas- to President of the Grand Trunk Railway urer .£18 to one school in Kincarduse. ty Company aad some others have lately com- The Reeve from Kincardine lies been paid re plete a tour cf inspection along the lice of for his attendance at the Council for two go the Grand Trunk Railway in the Western years, their portent of the administration oa, portion of the Prorince. We understand of justice, &c., all 'Illieee thins Lave been tbe-party when at Detriot expressed a de- raimd beyiraleluer.clewiirt.b"Frtawrerc:onalini ad.]10re sire to t isit ( ioderich but were unavoidably above £30 he' could have had for the Town- dd onbuleigtertdatutotyfor:gbolethhaisttaocnbesacicocuonutr sethnet ship line and his proportion of officer's sala.ries, I thiuk be could see that be received s steamboat arrangemente. something -so much for tbe truth of Mr. .7 We regret that the experienced eve of Fraser's statement, "Inc got nothing." lf Mr. Fraser would pay a little rnore the celebrated Sterbeneon had . not„ en attention to his duties as Reere,and be a opportunity of viewieg our Harb3r and t,!le le%:41irarilganuts °b7 gul7ndcrt tubi ed line of Railway as an opinion trom that ardee Reev of I r i o ' be desirable. In what cooditioa did the - quarter would have been of great value and rolls for Kincardine appear before the Icould scarcely fail of producing satisfac- County Council after being carried by the cloopnlympue:elapati.on, We hese our Steamboat Council of Kincardioe, perhaps 'Mr. Era - but Mr. Fraser wanted which, Racks to Capt, seerdePjultyeirPeleat:ne' for Kincardine before be 1 Ward, of the Ruhy, has Dot been so bad paid any tillers, and in order to get the re - r nee.. A man nes•r knows bo PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2. much there ts of hen till be lap confron s point, nor to perthit the agitation to go The Skase of Bishops being assembled .4 40(1 braved bt teruppoeition •-Baqi T "at Camden, this morning, the President re -i balsa' lifficult and import:nit orbiter, but he had noire, as if he be`11a;ed on the Iwint• It was I quested those who were not members to ,. Yon have destroyed my pence of min ought bis best judgement to bear upon it I when Mr. Doane made an elOquent Afroira: said a despairing lover to a Ir tl haring mo interest in it one way appeal to the House to open the doers to ant 1353. Jet, he was in a situatmn to make an iii- " an- I the public, sad offered a resedutioo to that r It can't do much harm, William, fo pendent selection. Whether the place .ica. effect. The%atter ie now under discus- 'twirl an amazing sail! piece you ha ... A to be that laid out by ale. Keeter,or not, any was satisfied it must be above the town,i not far below Nail's Island. 1 hat was ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC. ea.' A chiel."'s ansang ye ta'tn notes, raid then thauled his relit -tamers for their Nsw yens, sept. 3. daya pick pocket to himself, as he was on limes and the prescht eccasion, arid said 'ilie Steamer AtImitie arrived at 5 p. m. ti " relieving"' a crowd ol gentlemen o would remember it to the Bit .4 Jaye of' Pailiami et nas prorogued on the 20th ._wir pc cke t- books. life. 11e would also r. -(166t with i ride , I'd eeortnission 'I he favorite cosmetic. for removing saieceserion on his 111C t 11112; • 1111 tit,'. C i .1 1.1' Qiii.en says she has good reason to freckles, in Pans, is an ounce of alum and m be had been called on to constilt; and hope that an h. nweble arrangement of the an ounce of lemon -juice 0 a rent ef rose- water. ell proud that his name would in any ! Eastern question will speedily be eccom- be connected with Canaile, especially 14". great a work. Lord Palmers:co statid in the Commons _._ that le was confident that the Czar would r.THER BY THE " EUROPA." eeesary delay. 'fbe Eastern Questiou -- evacuate the Priercipalows without unne- othereise offers nothing new. ward noble career for this, one of the fair- est portions of Canada, and raise Huron and Bruce above the baneful influence of rival sections of the Province. We are fully convinced that good means of com- manitation are only required to curse pros- perity to flow an among us like a stream. The place of meeting in each locality will be seen by reference to tbe last page 1. of this sbeet--and again we *1,1 no ri ; ratepayer be alient. d, TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. u- , The Sons of Temperance tel Goderich, whose numbers hare lately been much to - d, creased, and whose Division is excellret working order, held a very interesting fes- tive meeting, at tbe Temperance Hall, on e the evening of Thursday last. The atten- ema hollered that competition would coin- lin this summer, will be placed upon eren a 'visite, number of bastes, rate individual better footing next eeasou, as during the was placed on the roll three times, this not, summer months the great itillux of visitors, making up the amount lie undertook to take attraeteil by the remarkable salubrity of what be, wanted from the other T, ownships in Couuty, thus showing Ina knowledge our Towq, and the fast increasing trade. of the municipal act to a demoostration. demaods such attention. Some other Townships of tbe County of Bruce ought to hare been represented this Tug Gzat.-"We neglected to inform yr,iir, which "int will noon be the „„, the Gens that his affirmation as to our iden- and when men of understanding and judg- tity &en, bit very wide of the Mark. He meat area sentiifrom Bruce, I trust there will be lees complaints made against the may guess again. d ADMINISTRATION OF GOVERN- Coasitquent to the departure of Lord Elgin for England, Lieut. (ieneral Rowan, tbe Senior Officer Commanding her Majesty's forces, was sworn in as Ad- ministrator 01 the Government oo the 23rd ult. ASSIZES. The fall Assizes are to be opened for the United Counties of Huron and Bruce, on Wednesday the 12th October -The Honorable tbe Chief Justice Robinson will preside. I dance was very large and the new Hall 1 The Umiak Obeerver is about to be removed to Port Saran sin veal wow be R. Carboy., Esq., the D. G. W. P. pre- _ ----- from ether profitable employme•t. L nee - bees built Lad a directing teema presided u err the chsr'ering of tl.em; sad is did Dot -I erey the man who could glary at one part of Ihis conimenity prospering by the ruin 9 0' siewther. Tbra error had been mo.t sus- prese sa,allaa• to IMO ceentry and Ite hopel it would A Out beemtrnitted here. Competition never ern •us erten a hearties! porpoire. Compr- Urals lute poverty, was th• another of ie- 3,6 'cation. aid wan thing. ran,* to the los- wee est obis ir.is remelt., vra• in ill no 'satire!, 1,4.1 it traceried !eat arn•le• irsaterm hart lot redilecd charges. Mr. 11 IM•ptereem here tee 'red geserallr to the Rem, ispenre of working 'kart finer, sad the Aust rineemsty et rassaguishieg i,,Pt• by snail- neigre gammen% and Tonto:WA an in Ile *diet water comertnniestione Thera are : he ere. to 1% let competing Th• retard from cote 1 parabola waii, then 164.1 hp,, heal'. tether and taire.1 toils to the Ittee.l. hot . here, %here there was me comp looms. • dent w Vila, was 1, be dr.eie hot in trairelnee our "ill g men ir,em. Pied make (id. prod • hiehe•t. sykr tit Mr. N. thee resPrrell t foreign runniness I In 1 s1 alt lo erern, lalliteit ail r.litattled many enes er tie• Melt le lay caul this ebonite so aeg ea te Oda • the grimiest swum t serene- noun sodeilwei wi th the least t xpeadilere of two- Tb, ,z6zI. slow eheatced was mot pertit se Ohm ft Ragland: Itei it vrftt nue e•mipariemi web *be is 107 ether i.e.'''. wales. Tte woof peals tbe coarsely ecre Alled 114 London, Aug. 20. A slight outbreak has been reported m TRANCE. 'hie Emperor sod Emipre.li hare retie- .11 S,ervia. hed their coatemplated journey for the re rumoured in;ention of the Austrians nt. to occupy Romeo, is denied. Capitalists are wanted to construct a roams. red crimplicalion oftthe Eaet- ship Canal from the Bend of the Danube Amman es assigned as he reason. 10 tbc muck sell. resettle! diving the past ball year was 63,447 Bonne more than awe hist six FRANCE. dm is 1852. A decree of Napoleoo fixisg • uniform rate of unpnrt duty on Breachleffs to liven- pester, of the County of Norfolk is the fe- AUSTRIA. write sepeple. Ile can sell every raim of mos make ab inroad th,, same datet; tonnsgr dues are to be is rumoured in Yieena (hal should Ile eeelIeees, I° December 31sIr °ad t° that now at the ethibition by the matte, wed rises wend mosey the frontiers of ehereed et shifts importing corn pro rata hies innumerable niter. for small quantities t e, for Austria would never consent 1.07 part taf their targoes. hes innumerable nrilers Inc small quentiees for seed. 51r. Carpent•r took the Canada Company's Prise at Toronto last tall with the sante article. Ili' ibis year's crap la equal if not superior to the last.- Maim - Her ald. A bachelor friend of ours, on passing up the street yesterday, (says an exchange paper,) peeked up a thimble. Ile stood a while meditating on the probable beauty of the °weer, when pressing et to his lips, sayiag "Oh, that it were the fair lips of the wearer," Just as he had finished, a big black wench tord•.1 cot of an upper wiedow and 4111.1 : lio•s, jus plena! to frow dat tumble in de . I jts now drap it !" the Irien.1-'ainted. Plain WHIAT.--We learn that though the pima are sot declared at the New York tbe Moe stem wheat of Mr. Ca -- mem s taking posrieseion 01 14. key to lumina or limigurian Prostates. RUSSIA ,Illtr/ rosary. the 4th unit ' Isalisrh eorrestow role that negolialicem for pea -.• sere ming ori at :74. Petlitrati.trg-, and the partmeni wee e as ever. 'oronnedii. near %Varner, there were troubled with aNectives of the eyes; 4. Cholera is &pie apparel" So • ash.Nationd has a conesseies., I's Roses, dated tith, ah.ch that Ihe Emperor's or eeplimee of liana pserpeeiti.o einuedisiosal. • 5. • AusritiA. Tlw tett of the Austria* pretest menet ihe Smyrna &lair is punished. aod seat to all the foreign triini.ters. It takes the groend that Ceram Ingraham bre** the nierustroul law as evplaieed by ral- te4 aosl other Juntas. SICI LY. The import duly on lifeladelef. into the two Niches is repealed. SWIM !tub. demointrations against soommaa have hoes node et !neg- lect,. GREECE. The (sport o( Breeding& from Creeee ele• The Quebec Chromic', says the the lion. :hears Willson, at he has reader. 504 hini.elf so obnoxious to tler Paotesianis of Canada, Inc hie conduct at the aaaaa Rent, bas toodered his restgriatoos of the Mayoeslity of Montreal. Meeresseras asksd by a err lend whether Ine world tsetmet hre daughter be the 4.1 forest laageelee, t• which I • rephrase'. N. sr, elan Foetus le eu Mout kr say woman. well filled with the friends of tbe quer. coed the Lospeen (Karver. 5. v in le H re did. After the refreshments had been r oved, the Rev. C. Silvester gave ery appropriate and exeellect opeoi cech, he was followed by thie lark of London who addressed the mu g with great ability and at considerab ngth upon the question of Itt, Main La e also touched very eloquently aid fore y upon the peculiar obligations wbi sted upon Christian minicers to suppor and encourage the work. The Iles. Mr. Graham, of Tuckers/111th, also 'poke ably and to.the purpose. The meet* passed off very sorceesfelly ami closed at a late hour. The ladies 4.r,p great credit Inc thiver exertions, both rn the eboir and at the re- freshrnent board no ibis occasion. We hope the farts mad encouregemeets adduced at this meeting will have • good effect in stimulating the advorealesed be! perigee here to redoelekd ermines is 161 noble work which they bare 'spooned. The cause is a right one and Mint !VOW featly triumph. e- a ng le w. c h t ter, as I thisk Mr Fraser's letter and oh- jectioes were reasonably and fully ea- swered, but u Mr. Fraser has again mon a sally on the Reeves of Hewes and bas dotard some facts in the editorial remarks, I with to Gnaw • few obesreshou, sad shell It... hen( as possible. Mr. Framer regrets that you haw been giving West misrepresestations, eed says, he serer d:d oor serer could reject the offer of ten n: terefire melee of gravel road !north ot the Maithted, nor did be ever hear of it said be saw it ta the Signal IN reply, I would ley, that 1 au in sey pommies a mottos node by Cherie, Gir- lie, Esq., to tbat girse ors to es. deed, *nth 1 Aid, the amis. lees set poly bet emsidersble der aisles took piste epee k, sal I well remember the objeetioe be- ing raised by..,. 01 41. Northers Hee*** ef tie ravel harthig the ousts Ow. Mr. :1 • :rght smasples sit 10 heelieh sorb, arm bees heard the ihneoesseo If Communication s. '5 merlive.oe•ise•wwireo alleitadE Draft Ste, -Tu the Signal of rho 11th 17t., earervert a fetter of Mr. Fraser's, but the editorial remarks ie the same paper, suppose, presented any of the R from making any reply to the let- SItOW OF FALL. WHEAT. The liaised Cognates of' livens Mail Drees Agrieulterst Beeiety's annual show of Feu Wheat took place ne Timrseley hot I. ron ; an Mr. Editor if you are willing at all times to publish Molt Fraser's commusioatios is tbe while in Council, 1 doubt not but that you will agree with what I ans satisfied is the inmd of every Reeve in the County, (tot he is a troublesome customer. I am satisfied tbere is not • Reeve in the Coun- ty would do Mr. Fraser an injustice. Having trespassed too long on your time and space, I remain, Dear Sir, Yours truly, ROBERT HAYS. McKillop, Sept. 5th, 1853. THF. CHIEF JUSTICE AND THE 'INSPECTOR. GENERAL. Not the least interesting incident at the Stephenson Dinner in this city, was the complimentary manner in which Chief Justice Robinson spoke of Mr. Inspector General timcks, and the equally compli- mentary reply of the latter. I he Chief Jestice deal& it wouM be tortilla and on - generous to deal unfidely *kb Mr. Hincks or that party or other consideration. should eepeive"hkslobf ilea' rot MOM to tho probative of railways. ' Tic IMO pan, Mt. Riecki' readiness in debate, and di/ not think he had overstepped the line of his duty in identifying himself in so par- ticular a amener with tbe Introduction of railways into Cued*: All this On the pert of the Chief Justice, was of course, whet is sow termed '•noe-pcditieal." Rid 4 we look upon it ss a thing of some nig esece. We do not think Chief .Tostice Robieson is the man to make unadrek stateseeets at a public dinner; or, to irdt in terms of praise of a political leaders without well understanding what he does& it woolJ be idle to Ohat.'the approbate°, of the CMef' f the reilwey polity of Mr. Ilion% streartlen that redeem's ban* ter. where his (tbe ChisciusireeVel will hare weight ; and, Mr. Hada cwoeunreeheretlii6kgardedthermw dilisinaterriodhl noisy m hie favor from a di whose pantie& asitecedents won tirely opposite eimraeter to bla doll corset so *Maio* is ail thee the to say fiat, lie tin 101 Hawke would have reeetiedrof the Chef Justice, if he Lai state of utter prostration of I" arrears party, sod 64 Iiimeithemurei's Raison, c presses appear to fleet IEnos, eras there st tbe some ,tisas sad sem 'vitiated of eteelleet (rainy, sad i Fraser made any waft to Live tesekt I 11 t Nees • • • Mr. raids to plass io ib ontor" -ZPIIIIamldorkmaiii----....ir grommisimioNimpti .._ .........1.1811. 411..-nra. st att.- far- Mr. from es the Cos- tarred 1, se say herb asses re deb. 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