Huron Signal, 1853-09-22, Page 2•
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loom orm...
by woe eierimiral therm* sed ekaga A R RivAL
other geradeedasr •ho lostbertales to ex-
tract the sting from Om carted Bea
NIAgoijJ4. These IAN other
trotetioa of mysteries. nines and causes
s.hispereal
fen. me to imam, Wagger the
ales me! make ream. red '1 Leerfueo.
is ender not tLetok of views, mad the
touts ul thieve droners, may be fully test-
ed, 1 Late loaged five hundred peewits iu Ole
w kelt I mow trietly oder
to them aid the world, if they bring to Obi*
Z.4...oeisty,sitlita three jams, the felleivine
mates*, vs Inch hare bee. the ps ireciiml sup-
port of the peasantry of Hui etsitaitry 10r the
last thirty -leer y ears— sainely, the old Irish
apele, the Euglab-red, a.4 Ie hamper, i•.
lbs saute itrety,th that 1 skew Wei stalk,
▪ apples upon the lop, potatoes at ilo
bottom, and re maimeg grecs limn 12[6
A pril to 12th tactolot.
" TLC proatoes now exhiliited (aud %%kelt
are open to inspection) until seed (une) istiew
ITU distinct varieties, ranging from oue to
• yt ars cld; they have -never been in tbn
aorIJ Orion., cud their eseateuee demon-
strates tkot tar power to grow tisem etiat-
cet [et sous to, cud since the Wight of 1845
aid it 16."
110W 10 SLY rya(
we dry the het;eak.Soule one anoth:
• paiwr, has a.ketl the same question., and
Ira* been Vol eneugh to answer it idinsell,
to oe the down la re o I:at lie Los said for
11.0 lo loft tt til el o Oestie a good eel."'
• doie;..0- fruit :
-le. cu, leader, Lnnw how to dry Mr
rho. ? Take tirose el 11.e best qualito„
i-rst'as they are ripe troniji to est, halve
tbem, remove the atones, and sprinkle over
them, to the Lollnw from which the pit was
taken, a little nict suger ; dry them in a
brid oren after 'Le feted, &c., i wi h•
drawn.
They art far belief thea if dried io Coe
atm, retonMg tithe aroma and flavor, and
sites are tritely free from toaeeta.-
1'repared in thts oay, frcen Reacher, fully
tips., they need no conkitge, Leat are sits-
sc: kr d cut in cold water. All the
tier ti ley :my rceuire (ranging ot count.
with ite. tartely) ,is added while drying.-
Peaeles thus dried and prepared, are only
inferior to :he fresh i. uit, of whish they
retain the flavor tn a remarkable degree.--
lf you prefer, take not (mite so ripe, and
peel the fruit, but the flavor is not so good
as white rally ripe, and is dissipated more
to the process ordrying."
trilE
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se Yuma, Sept. 144.
The FranLIsis tented at we o'clock
this soteraireg, with Loucks dales to the
2.
The 1Verete1ne arrived eat oa the 28t6,
sad the Arctic Os the 30th ult.
The Franilin Wings one !muds ed and
mity elemagers.'
'Ile Carted Stalesbrig Lio/phin. got
Illitollentbampthe to refit oo the Vith
Tim Vrtoch Goversimat says officially
that the fears which rusted respecting the
harveat aie grouaellersa.
Acenuot• from Constantinople to the
19th ult., state that the Sultan Ms adopted
the Vienna Note without reatrital
A Courier has arrived in Vienna from
Coustantineple, who states that the Sultan
wjft send an Ambassador to St- Peters -
burgh simultaneously with the evacuation
rinscipalities. Accouats from
Scree Vista elate Out the Itueemes would
eracoote the Principalities in September,
on which the fleets of Englaud and FrotwO
will relent to Malta.
ENGLAND.
Queen Victorria nod family had a lo titian!
receeoion at Debliu oc time occasion ol her
sisit to the Exhibition. Nearly 20,000
persona were ni recut on the occartion. The
overfeed Indio and Lloua mails was receiv-
ed on the
Liverpool Markets.
1 lour maiket as excited as ever, but on
the 27th, high prices had begun to check
be...tufts; prices had nominally adi anted 64
t Is; Western Coos! Sour 29s 6.1; rioto-
us:10sta and Baltimore 30s 6J. Corn +ad-
vanceJ 6d: Yellow held at 32s Gd. Wheat
advauced 14.
LIVLi10001. •I(0 CANAlital• SJEAM,
tRti.-- A niereantile,friead Las handed us
, O. tollewitigextracts from three different
commercial correspendentt in Liverpool,
in reticence to these steamers
•
" The worm part of shipping by the
"learners et the expense in cartage, and
the joseibility of bring shut nut. How-
e% er the former point ira one for lour cal-
culation, and as to the seronel, we have as
good a chance as aro one eIs, Carts
are frequently kept *Landing 24 hour
loaded, with their borers in the thafte
when thee IS great rush of goofs fur ship
•mut by'eatt toners.'
" As each steamer has twice as inucl
cargoas can be taken, tat Is ale set long
- before the .appeinted tone for receiving
to await, an roily turn. 1 his costa is. 'bd
per bur for nailing. At the appointedhour, hour, goods are receited at Liverpool :tn
afterwards sent across the river, receipt
Lying green lor anything. We &Lipped i
the •Sn
orods Sade. but could uot learn un-
til after the day .be sailed, whether our
shipnieet was laktio On iLe 5[11 we p411 yet Lady Egienion, and on 16.1711,
learned one late."
° The Casella roofers have come -very
late trusting to the direct :Steamers to lake
the goods, but the fact is; there it no de..
peutle4ice upon them. 11re Lvaly
ton refused to lake goods 'ince the tith of
August. We hare had patkuges wai!ing
for her for 8 or if 17 da114, 1.1111.1 afterwards
had to send tlicin by a sailing
./
This es though t• mporarily cry an-
roying, will cure 11:1-11. If the &mind
for steam liausit is so great, it wild be in-
creased to any required t Thad, and, in
the metintiine, is evidence of the facility.
mid directness of the mode of transeort.
—.111crarrril Tivse
irri 1.
THECAMERON 're.STE:40111Al,.--The
Tr 0111.m/her Arlruchle nientiens that
e ommittee engoaedein promoting the ova.
entation of a taltable tettiournial to the
!Inn. M. Cameron are anxious to hear
from al: the Divisions East and West.—
A eondly timber have remitted sums,
leo :01 1111111:. eentribute, in order to male
the affair worthy of the sense, and of the
man. '114 Daughter*, we hear, are in the
held with reference to tido wafter. They
may put the sons to shame. Send on to
c tort lin itit
11 any individual in the Tomecrener
rants rserita the approbation of the Total
Abritinence Serie:ties of Canada, the llos.
Cameron tbe man, as, thr000lt good
sell evil reoort, be has always been no en-
erzettc alt consistente
warrior in th
cause.
The inn -nitre" of the onoinator. was
n ot that each organieatien Owned rent ribute
from es I,nds, Mit that vubseriptions ii a
peony sod upwards be collected from Ow
tudivatu•.1 member; an.I other. hymnal&
to a 1 roltibitery Liquor haw. --Noriert of
the ,it. •
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
"NIAGARA."
ilatar•x, Sept. 14.
Ti,. Niagara arrived here to day with
Liverpool dales to the 31st, three days
later than those by the Frorrihn. The
Cao hlarbrt has undergone 00 ChM -twee.
doting week.. The price, uf last week
ate geutrally repeated by the !reading bro-
kers.
Corroto—Sales of the week 37,000
bales. The market for breadstuff% coo-
tinueevery feverish and excited. Western
Canal flour '29i. Plailardelplua anal Balti-
more 30s 6.1. Indian turn more active.--
Prey
tsions genera11 y uncI ranged
. '16.
latest reports (rem it,, 'Fast are less favor-
able for Ole speedy adjusinuat orthe diffi-
culty between Turkey and IlusOa.
LIVKItP0oL, August. 31.
The following ti. float Richards and
Brother's circukr of August 29.
On the evening of cur Mast market day
(Friday) & good deal of rain fell, which cir-
cumstance together with the contmued de-
mand ot France, caused a very active de -
mandril* wheat and finur Id a 24 advance
s no wheat and I - per bit en flour: In the
mennome tbe tore, became more settled.
The activity on activity' was not general;
holders were firtn is demandin r extensiverates.
I yatea. Where salts were. effected they
! were obtained.
• CoNSTA NTINO PLY, Aug. 22.
• Colonel Ruff lett yesterday nithnn auto-
. graph letter (rein theStiltan to the Ernpe-
d ror of Austria, expressing his thardss to
1Ve ovederstaed that Alr. Brown's sr me-
wled. ei do.bt wi.ether to steed las ground
out mew. cc at Gime to kiosk ends r to M.
ft: mere*. A l,i. 04101 51r. lkl,05,%llrI
wear faro to us indicalin,; a doubt oe Atr
11. s timid taer It ,Hald dot he safer to
%f7 woes r ther coestiteency. - IficAr
Mennise.
Ft-iiaia emir 'retro *****
erlegreple ere peer ',sump( rammy. '1 6..,
eseAriere saw so seecrestel working order
ream.t }..SAIIIMJ 0,18 oho comment,
see of minis is seboterged 119 miles. Two
.ids oleo comer' lbeelmul met Ireland. --
Immo
•re ewogrroaine wliteh will stretch
1:iss hely t• Ambit, by way of of the j
leAseidnet Gimes bed border's'.
leihe Liaierd *ewe Stableorged (Airs
ese hig. snip env st ear low rivers:
lee bit regress with several selml
winch will semi ermillOt
the outmost easter, peed
eivelbed. Treasatiestie mews
blenitesei Ai the grow cities
•}11.111,0N
LAST
firs BEI
414.411filliboadlTaeaboacs.
!!!..
he American Enemas train Oilseed
oa the New York and emblem' Radioed,
stable( al 1 Isie SAW sea, shunt 3 o'clock, wee
rue tato hy • freight train going west. The
Espirees 'rein Winn behind tom, the pares -
ger can of the express' train were bedly
broke*, tad any passengers were badly
Mjured. The following is the list of serious
eausidtioa. Buckly Thatcher of Lichfield,
Medusa coenty, Ohio; kilkd, Patrick Wall
of Mauebester, both thighs broke' his
brother in the same car, injured to the 'foot,
Jobe Vaughon, Syracuse; both thighs frac-
tured, Edw. Jewett, Newhaven, Conn.,
badly burl aboot ohs bead and Deck.—
Many passengers wore or leas iajteed were
left oa the train mat from Syracuse.—
Coroner White is bolding as inquest.
NSW ORLSA0III,1'....4pt. 12.
The Ammeter 'ream arrved last night
with the California mail and dales Own
N/exicu to the 4tb aed Vera Cruz to the
Sib.
The Mexican Covernment are making
stremous efforts to sop highway robber-
ies. :Several culprits bare been executed.
More troops have beep tout to the (locate,
ostensibly to repel the Indians.
Santa Anna centinues kis high-handed
eseasui ee, executiag all peewit* on the
shgbest suspicion sad without warbiag. It
is believed saintlier revolution will close
his arbitrary and tyrannical course. Lliur
minister Mr. Gadsden was well received.
Passengers by the Tezas sao, Santa
Anoa had already raised 00 01007 of 50,000
men tbe Guest ever known in !Mexico.
has been assisted it is believed largely by
Spanish subjects.
Tbe number of deaths yesterday MIA only
40. The fever is raging fearfully along tbe
N.1
BOSTON, Sept. 16.
The murderer of Mr. Cousin, and wilo,
of Sherborue, Massachusetts; was arrested
last night about a mile from the stone of
tbe 'herder, he has partly confessed.
ST. Jonas N. B., Sept. 15.
Tbe first sod of the European and Ame-
rican Railroad was turned by Lady Head
assisted by the Lieut. Governor. Oyer
25,000 persons were preset.
New York Markets.
NLW YORK, Sept. 16.
Flour market for Western and State
dull and heavy, sales 4800 bbl. 6. 25 • 6
31 for common to gond Stele 618 a 6 31
for mixed to fancy Alichigais and common
to good Ohio. C:raie—Wheat market
more buoyaiit' for pi ime on the spot but
carioca In arrive are offered more freely
and hardly at firm, sale; 15,000 bbas Ca-
nadian 141 a 1,45 the tatter is for prime
earcels. Sales Genesee 1,50 a 1,51; 5,-
busbels white SIIchIgan 1,16 a 171 1,-
500 bushels red Southern 1,37. Eye un-
changed; Oats easier ;oleo State and West-
ern 46 a 48. Corn more freely offered
.Ie, 18,000 bushels 82 a 83 I r unsound
84 for WesteOn, for Southorn White;
St for Jersey yelloo; 63 a 851 for South-
ern yellow,
l''revisions—Mailet for Pork eery firm.
Demand fair—tale *16 for mess 12.75 a
13 for -prime. Beet in Lnr demand and firm
6,73 a 73 for country mess; 12 a 12,50
lor city mess and repacked Chicago, Lard
Butter and Cheese firm. Ashes—The
Austria fur the preaervative .0( peace. lutarket is better for Pearls; sales al $5,31
a
1 $5,37; and Pots at $5,25.
•
ADDITIONAL NE WS BY 'flIE
• 6,2'IAGA. RA." SA ItiNG • Oit' TIIE ATLANTIC.
The Easters ddecathea.
LW YOILK, Sept 15-
. At the moment it lien all was :elided; and
leterso apparaii.ly &erased, to termivate the
1crisis, the nor party iu Turkey unexpect
ly nbia,uei SUIIL. 6tit aaccr*d111.1 10 coin-
: plicate the negoeiotione, Lerause delay h
1.grven liusia a new excuse for postponag
ilw se. uout. A hostile meting against
,
France and England has alto sprung up
:memo:Abe Turk. 'rhe ;set:sent slate or
affair; is, that a meeting of the lir: nd Coun-
cil, by entrimand- of the Amba.ssader, was
held on the I Sill. note as drawn lip
by. the fuer pe.0e,S n:1% accepted wOh trio-
dificatiOns. -11 was then sent off to the
Czar, and would reach km on .the 21st
Aueest, so that na ansWer can be rceeired
tot some days. An assertion has been
made it' the Paris Bourse, that the_ Sultan
had crucluded to forego the atneedinents,
1st. 'I hat the four powers should guarran-
tee aaisitrat any new I'suissian demands.—
hat an order to evacuate the prinei-
pafittes be given before an Ambassador
leases. Constantinople for St. l'etersintreli.
The rumour is that Turkey is willing to
Imre the principalities feigned into [...tees
under tlw proteetten of rue four power..
Appeaiannet in the "'leech market indi-
cate a further reaction In bread-do:Ts. Af-
ter tbe recent extraordinary improvement
the price of bread crsnot to be raised dur-
ing the first week in September. Report
says that the. crops in France will be bettor
than was expected.
A despatch fri m Athena states that
TL, ....es had bete almost destoyed by nu
ea. inipiale.
.111.111.1 V111 !Wild t so inure war steam rs
t o oa.
Liverpool Markame.
Corn msrkrt eineettted. The, wentbet
out, calieeel Ilo matei to fleet nate, while 16.
lielitneas of ninety owl a archer in Freii‘ch
toe osier, Settle 'retaliative peedsases
to be re -sofa. 'Merril givilie a ebeek on
Intone«, on Ind two., list holder. diO
press, and priers were Not therefore mooch
eh/myrtle •
111'0.'0, Shipley Co'. r hyalite goners
abate wheat a S . 3d in 8, fist; reit 71 1011
a ets 24; Illettionore, l'hilsdelphs, and OUP)
leer Sae 34. l'ar.artesei 214. 6.1 • 294 6,1;
whit* ledian en -it 33es 334 lid, muted 32s.
Tbe week's advance n. wheat ovs 24. an
earn 6d, and oo Soar Is, with goad .emir,
for the Jaffee. Aiwa* irate lbs *dieser
nes freer 44. sad ea wino 10. Is...4,
Pork etenity; heMers Ilmra. Limited de-
emed for bosom. Prirefterbologed.
reoemettelle Sept. 12.
The Washes bort 43elei. Helm from
he Ailenter,nmwint at Fal beer tam eight.
I et said that Mere of the etirebire Se iris..
or reetaty.
Boleros, ft.'pt. 12.
The Bark Nieershis Frost Gentgeer, from
mat into this i• err lo—tior s.
ress, Paky.
• New Olceswe. Sept 19.
The ear' lista. os lbw 1.1 as gess-
eg the
NEW rORK, Sept. 17.
- The slestn4lp Atlantic sailed at noon,
with 100 paesenoirso.anr1 no specie.
IThe New York, Atlantic and Pacific
- Railroad Company 6.1.1 their first ineetino
, at Metropolitan Ilail last evening.
'IONA J4.
9,4•1•44 to= litho impemeifte dee made
d be
poiseawl ef tbe r;8.d
dee elothesied le Whine, seem peg 1.1 the
hoe did ems, se it wee medered wards
by a letter ef card t by ales k
Co. to the Beek writs toitetorat mew ii
Ille Oeelareel ilot his dea.re to prevent the
debeeteres boot, ebruwe opus th• math*
itimpoothlirjag ticanres•bit.i,own." (*111
had previously eadcavooraid to obtain
Nosey upon that credit, sad proposed
Irma". tO two Finance Curowortee, wb
woula beer se proputemeas oo the seaket
The c, mmonie•titteo th the third party
wee by letter: it was wet by Owes. &At
pressed epee the subject of a letter seal by
him through 11,. Cot los, or shown to ill.
gentleman, he denied all recollection o
belief or any such letter. The letters sent
have been de.troyee. Although 1' was a
business tressection .1 was a privitte one
the Woos were marked private and 11 1,1
his ride not to keep such. llg would not
venture so say thee., la ems deatrayed tinier
dattely. ar P1.!" 100 uste• mouths after tie
transaction; nue would be et•te • time, but
certainly before the clime Oahe Perliament
Ir)' 8^P^.hn. Ile had no idea lhat they
would he arcitioile to the coodect of Ow
*1111; 111111 r..gretted as mach as the learned
cowls.' that they had been Ositoyetl. He
declared that I,e ha, re, with to keep back
any thing, sad would have tasted all t11 -
before but for 1. e vertreution shirk bad
be. raised apriihiet bon. Ile had searched
dihgenth too in vam f.tr she mentorantlemi
bohk, which lie wa• terry to have forgot toe
till after be had made the affidavit. Ilat dui
not think he nits bouud, after the refine!
anus Finance Committee to meddle with
the nutter, to communisiate to thous lee
plan of room( the messy. It was from
he third party only that be new what wu
the profit on the wanes lion, which wee
stated at £8,000, of *bleb his 6rot received
not quit• one half. .t the time the money
waseo furaishroOthe contractors were press
ed and would lave token off 25 per cent,
far the accommodation. They had lost
.C25,000 by the arrangement, whicb, aftor
all was beneficial to thean More svideoce
was as was much the above, in re-
exminin.tion by I'm own couneel, and us
could not Wm) being struck with the whet
edtreOrdinary identity allot que.tions fur-
nished by the bre( atub the sta.eraents
'ratted from the defeatism by the opposing
counsel. it 00111 far to remove the impres-
sion, prejudicial to Mr. Boa ee, w loch had
been created by his eagernese. to expla,n
co:1,17,1:711:7 ttohenitreec.t answers tech he was
Mr. !Woof, of the Beek of Upper Cana-
da, stated that the fist be heard of the
transaction was a letter hoot Mr. Macke,
the purport of which was that Siory be
Co. had undertaken to mea C.S0 OO Toron-
re city dchentures at 20 per ceet, discount,
led emit Glyn k Halifax had • Mired to as-
eist in the negotiation. There wee reel:J-
ed a letter from Glyn hallex & a.. erat•
ing that 'hiv would give the necessary
credit to • ffeet the nreOlialtori, by an ad-
vance of .C15000 to £20h00 stg• The money
was r.ccortimely ad.:treed to the bank us
the draft of Mr. ilinclon whom the Loops
firm had an .hormed to draw for the amount
stated; •rd the debentures were del'"ited
in the bank for the seturity of Glyn, 11.11
fax fa, Co. No sCenlInt was repeced by the
bark with Mr. Mocker. Ti. contractors
obtained a Ica downed ponds op the
credit of Mr. Ile.WeS before the debenture.
were Maned. Mr. Hineke, in virtue -of the
letter of credo from Glyn, Halifax Lt. Cu.
drew all the dramas on account of the deben•
tures. Witness dhl not believe that the
city could bare obtained part for 11• &bens
woe ei•fier here er in Loodoe.
At the coachman of the evidence the
Chareeler ovimated to the Countel for
the plaintiffs that :heir witnees had d.s,
proved their bill; and thus the case was dia.
post,' of.--/Modrr.
o.-_-
flailaserian Iseastaso-The Pada eiM wes
ememallieg males at 0.• 'nodule* 1. -
ham Tie Mime wood Ile aril thro
ems set esker .,y natives sere being ui
Mere goes beer* be reaper.
Alieteer Mature of She sews le the to -
rival at Honolulu of the United Slates fit -
1 ease 8t. Lserresee. .nd tli• ship of war,
• Portsmouth. a itb istelaireeee tbit a Fritsch
• fleei, c.tosistiag of eleven vesrels of war,
• is ta Om coast, p106.61, destined fur the
Island.
o This rooftrees the Idea that the tui'dea
. &petiole of the America') fleet from the
coast of South America was in consequence
of Matruelioas Item the ttlatini•iratioa to
protect the Hawaiians &omit the ItifilOilre
041 'grooms- of the French. Should lb*
✓ latter niske say hostile deinonsiration,
the A nrericaa fltJ oath be rot up all o%.'
the oland., Ana France be baulked of het
prey.
Murtha* Jackson, a Jew outfitter at
Ss old", Ites been sentenced ter pay Ilst. and
coats, ur ea four hours in shit stocks, for not
observing the Chriattaa as well as the J•ed
lab Sabbath.
- - - - -
NSW COUNTY OF GREY.-- A 'earresPoo-
dent of the Leader writing from Syalentram,
informs us that :---" The name of John
51cNab, Esq., Barrister, of Toronto, is
I freely and approi ly mentiened in eGle•
oection with the county Jul:phi? of Grey
1 Among the applicant. is said to be one of
the Jarvis s who residers at Guelph. It is
however impossible to regard bis selection
as anion& :be possibilities of the future.—
Mr. Alc.Nab's appointment would give sa-
isfaction HI thecouotry." We are glad to
hear that tbe people of Grey Lave hit upon
so worthy a member of the Bar for their
County Judge. hlr. :11e.Nall is a young
man of sterling integrity, of fair talents,
and will not be likely to disgsracC tbe Bench
with such intemperate exhibitions as have
some tiines been seen in that quarter. We
hope the Corermnent may take the hint
aiaL.apnointment nhich will give so great
satisfaction in the country.— North Anse -
r —
The Yellow Fryer fa New Orleans.
BALTINIORE, Sept. 17.
. New Orleans papers of the 10th arc re-;
i
' ceived. The deaths for tbe week coding i
1011 inst., were 576, of which 421 were!
of fever.
More 00 6. Koala tall
l
WA SIIIMeiON, :7:et. 17. i
It is rumoured in this city that there was
a prolonoed Cabinet merino.- yesterda
the subject under consideration was the I
joint protest horn all the print tpal govern -
totems of Europe except England against
Capt. Irigraliem's conduct in the Knsta
affair. '1 he pi oleo it is said, was received i
by the Moonier Pea:Win.
TIlla RAILROAD DEBENTURES'
CASE s.
The '. .1 ,ng or evidence is 'Intense com-
e:. ne. d b. f.,ro !Iv. Cnaneory isttgeo on
Meads!: the essay wiles.. siaMlned that
. ay being Mr Ilevree. Te• substance lit
Ito ee idence wa• that the purclutte of the
debenture* from Mn cenirselora resulted
In • profit of £8,000.0( a loeh B .tven
and 11411 °blamed needy one half.—
Ile referred to tell oho was the party
that tormahed 1:..ii money with ob;c4
10 porchn.e the dr bentures•
- trt T,e..hy the (-name vas proceeded
oiii., Mr. NOWICI rn.oinIne bm ex•mlnation
. I M,. Ihtivr,,. At the commencement,
.to; Ceanceller, fn reference to some objec
none which liad been taken the day before
-a to the to do ef examination. Mated bi•
Nen' on, 9/herein the Vice( hancellors eon
correct Mott it was entirely crimpeterat to
the counvel to put any question terodrair in
test the veracity of the witnete which
*mild be admimoble is see eAnr1 of ISM
And flirt principle was folly acted op to by
Mr. Moscato. fur three boort the Mayor
endured the °..,t searchiog teetotalist...re in-
to the thaeliet of the 'rummest**, eon -
omens, hinwel with greet eelfpowteiteian
.nd he jv,n.t rec i respect to she court
sad esti I 4t Sli HI ay stage of the pro•
p"..'01.g. a cosmilltellisti its* held soi-
lage0*4 defendant and hie eitoseel; and
ne primula.. that its effect WOO in ed•tse
his Werabb to mem, emery emotes bet
t. b.* rhos% et fella aro be *Wooed to by
bit Teninnel. Very heeeetot roterence wee
ge.de by the drefendeot se isfeematicto as to
perlicsaisce whir& saoght he feeetelted by
Mr. kid.,*, bet the emmen woe met to
8. .861110 fosse bie perp mire ef gooks. OM
pree•med fame from the eattaadaat Mee."
.olls. ',stoma!, is Itio expreemnote el hie
mite. No eepheatioa nook p1... es bp
who vrs• the post*, elosst• grortod Orkrall
weedy le the fesAisssil padre. who so foe
hootebvil tbe trameey. Mr. Domes eased em
ny *basket the treemembo ieme owe fror
t, hese Ili et 001 ro.liter paella elitwegh
Is.• 'rho i—i.• strelhas 'Id" Ot
11•11GI b ce,..erskalas It..tit at Upsett,
nada. Mr. III.esse I matelf, as peseta. fily
eteeed IAN, sofroesma 16, poise te the
ft is. perte., bed es.4. kb. per.,
RAILWAT ROUTle; TO TUR P•cioc.--Cot.
Benton rurnithes letters for peblreation to
the National letetligeecer, from Messrs.
Ileal. and Heap. who are now ergaged in
explormg the Central Roule for the cen-
templaicd Railway to the Pacific. Mr.
Benton, in • letter explanatory of the move
me; hi lie . ,oef ! ei hi tree res fgr : nn t'gi :Br::eftlne; nonendallealp:cnoicre:
the only debateable I
Route. The whole rooto hoe now beet
P000, rot Fremont know. the Cramb river,
and all bevrend.) any the paeoe• traversed:
and all found to be e ood for road. and *et
tleniente, and Inviting the hand 0( 16. flrus•
et to improve it. Nothing in now wanting
hnt the wirver explors.mn which Fremont
has set out to give• 11e is ant &food of
snows in Ills (etiolates where there are
valley I., and power, and 000011. Ile has
stooel epees a al/notion to a kitting snots
*form and looked doer, into& valley some
thoesande of fret below where the run was
shoving, green gra.' covering the greued,
sad
nib. nisieedurolesee. 'of ittlitoes :pelt:Ls% ftrheosei dead
of winter strummer Lake." ' Ile bay
stool in a SVIey Innirtir SO Mr easy
stores roves In th. unmet; cream', *bilis
the melee wore ferdirg•1 their pare rooted
ire valley camp. Ile Ass been roar to lug
(temp na a Lirove el wood Orin, • meet
steels eihmh killed all assmate es ohs pre.
roes; witnees the loot of Motet • theeesed
head of Gnvernment oxen nom -hung fr
eisigoes:ol.wktellthenrebits i:on aser.. lie its ps.....p‘aotiamsfa..,
rete
New Monte, ie ten. while ha, le the ea •
'mow Boom, *loitered by woods, feet t
as esimel, sad Mimedrn
theeedyee in heats
weed: and me's, to stead in the most ele-
vated of therm pump" no the ~eel rents
in Jesuitry seal. Fle will have With Ism
indsers• ant 0000at•in mem who are se more
aria of emote them hioneelf.
nra----aes Ifteets Be 0mt.-00e ter the
mem ~row of ,6 ryes** spal.ettioas hes
beam the pies .1. nob proprietor, rho hea
gaiom/ ke lionteosee fort ewe hy gee spool,.
Wee. Hie eke mow le no era all pow
by a embotrosolowl64 gas boo6. susesamots, siod
11111.8' ly *Moos enthenty 00 ememese.
woe Eno of Ate (11111.110f, n Ossiossso
kw rot Iloar souk epas.this stegrelar orts
_ -
Poem pea see Peerte.—The ansoust 01
mosey exploded by the Poetised pimple for
rune, 11,, before the Maine Law, in
litre* hundred grog shops wit 11,128,601:0—
That was the root tax of the city. Al the
same lima, th/Oschool isewas only $20,000,
i he tax for streets and sideaalks, et0,000;
sad Hut 'whole tax for all corporate topes -
ties, eel, 'bent .100,000, but the rum tax
was OM SOO!
And now 10 all Main., there is sot tom
actuary grog -shop!
An 194/1010411 Lan.—Papa. what dem
the editor lick the Priam; Current witbr—
"Whip itbe doe* wb:p 81. my elide"—
"Thee he hes, pa." r Hush! Tom. that te
• very naulitoy word !" paps tbt•
itre paper ails, Price Correa!, carefully cor
rected, and 1 guess when 1 get corrected 1
gets licked—dei't 1 .
TUE OWE .OF A PRINTER.
The followieg strange evestrul retool
of a yourneyeme printer'. I re i• tak•n from
one of our exchanges, which paper aeaeris
11 correct to the letter. 11 deveiopea chat
• 010 Can d bit. likes. and obit queer
airnerienterpriarng unselfiab fellows primer's
°The life or a printer is, to say the lea.(,
one of variety. 1 left hams at the age or
nme, ani was apprenticed to the printing
business at th• age of 13, &nee then 1
have saluted Fiurooe—been in Eneacd, Ire-
land, Scotland, Wats* and Orem*: in Ca-
n ada, Nova Scotia, Labrador, Swill; Amen
ca, West lathes, and all the Atlantic State.
of the rnien from Maine to ',mistime; have
114 10 IT cones and towns in the Baited
Sates; 1 have been a mein in the merchant
semen., and have sailed la all wanner or
craft—ship, bark, brig, schooner, sloop and
'steamer, in the reenter army as a private
soldter, deserted and gut idiot to the leg:
1 ha•rt studied two rears for the ministry,
etc year (or an M. 1). travelled thrtogh
the New' England States, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginm as a
journeyman printer, generally with no more
has a brae. rule in my ocelot; Ila;. been
the nubile! air 01 101 paoers,ons ro Bostoo,
and one in Roxbury.Maeraand 000*0 Blaine.
At one tame 1 had *7350 in my pocket, of
my own: 1 have bee. married twtee; arid
atu now nearly 26 years rile! I bate twee
a temperance lecturer and a proprietor c1 a
temperance theatre."
SMUGGLING -.-A CHINAMAN WITH A
TIN STOMACH.—Tbe duties imposed by
our Tariff are enmpaaitliely so light that
the temptation to smuggling have scarcely
warranted the risk consequent to tietection.
We have therefore bad very little to do
with such dexterous and adventurous bands
of tmugglers as have for years infested the
coast of England and France, and set at
defiance a swarm or coast guards and re-
venue cutter.. But still ingenious tricks
and stratagems are employed from titne to
time to evade the eustome„ by running
through articles of trysail bulk and great
talue. The Chinese are perhaps tbe moat
cunning smugglers in the world. Their
dexterity in hoodwinking the revenue offi-
cers is proverbial in every country with
which they have land dealings. 'Fbey do
not, like the bold and hardy smugglers of
England, face the storm OP the most tem-
pestuous night, when the cotters dare not
venture out of their . safe havens. The. y
seek not secluded spots, where lowering
cliffs and deep caveros offer facilities for the
operations of the adventurers. In fact,
'ber.' is nothing romantic aboot them.
Mir expedients are trick, and wile, and
cunning device. They retain in this coup -
try their passion for opturn, and those who
have gained •ecese to their inmost haunts
asy they may be seen at limca, listlessly
dreaming away their lives under its influ-
ence. This drug is very costly, tad when-
ever an opportunity offers, they attempt to
smuggle it into the city. An instance oc-
curred a few days ago which illustrates
their system of tactics. A ,easel had ar-
rived from China with a targe number of
Celestials on board. A revenue officer
was as usual placed on board to see that
no cargo was landed without authority.—
Among the passengers on board oat jolly
looking old fellow attracted my attention
by his extreme portlinees. Ile had in fact
• stomach of almost Fallstaff's proportions,
but somehow or other he did not seem eaey.
kits movements were ungainly and coo -
strained, and the officer approached bun,
and began to poke him jocosely about the
passel", veleta to hie surprise a hollow sound
was gives back. Ile repeated his punt bee,
this time for siitioulet,,end found John to
have a prodirhard and unyielding
stosaach.--11cre was • diseerety. A cm -
teem officers oo the scent of a smuggler is
a rat is permit of a dainty mese.
/elm was seen diveisood of his twee sad
eppertemacre, when b, be appeared to
bus. tin stomach! and fernier, that if
eosin' be detached without rieriouair tater-
feria& with his digestion. A p al memento
examiltabon was held epos the tin corpora -
60,s, sad strange 1..j it was 10.04 116 et
*eel. Whether Jobe bested that be
had elites ft, end its disagree' with his
astern feectioes of digestiost 8.4COM-
pelted Wm to reerwt le le smelted recep-
tacle, a, u&seher be • eelmewledged the
core," we know foot. At any tete, his at-
tire tin stomach, celibate lorieded Were
emits/Ailed 11 eostrabeed, and *Al dimebt-
i•la lee Wit et saletso• .1.151Xidloye
fee the husk af tleoele $.m's e.t.
JCR ass Eaten i Aufwer.—.041 the
b aims% Oen 11111. 4, se !frit frog of
der plant* were omarely bided, hcire
usirmt vicietty. le efilimiatiete bee -
Imbed Week, Al the resilibee of 4 far -
pest meter ememAlloodraiell ime.
ieveleved, Obsst fieseigosjadio j.
t*free on toiler siert led.
.
A els/ loom as mei to hove Moe coer• A4
seed ea Meow Meat. ve
tilt AVE L 131 PKIRTU.
The Comely C.uImet ea llionelap
last, for the tepriorsa of decide; as the
Gravel Road Teedera. There were 37
pet in altogether, and the greater part of
the day Saul 00111taettl is falai( them
over.
The contracts were only let at the time
of our goiug to press last evitaieg, and we
caa give only the names of the tout:actors
and the sections :---
T. M. Daly sad James Orr of Strat-
ford, Huron road; sections 2, 3, 4, 6, 8.
11, 12, 16, 18, 30, 21, 25, 24, 28;
Si. Mary's read—sees. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9,
7, 8,
'rheum's Stank ssd IbleClahaety of Mit-
chell, Huron road sectium 1, 5, 7, 9, 10,
12, 17, 19, 23.
W. Smith and Francis Fishleigb of Mit-
chell, flares road 'echoes 25 sad 27.
Javan Hill, Herm Road Seell00
John Guest of Si. Mary's—St. Alary's
road stenos 11.
Charles Rankin and !Iron, Zorra Juoc-
lima road seetioa 1, 2, 3, 4.
Mathew Neilsen, 2ktrts road sectiou
5.--P erth News.
Disrersatwo C4112.—A pitiable ob.
rot was found eresderiag is the 'Artois of
the town ors l'huredny eight last. It was
a young etas, quite a stranger to the place,
and who had evidently come from a dis-
tance, as be was footsore and weary. Ile
was poorly clad, and los feel and hands
were dreadfully burst. Squire \Voods
kindly took lora to an empty room to Ow
court house, and locked him there for the
night, with the object of rookies enquiries
and, taring hint properly taken tate o(;
he is evidently au idiot, and amble to speak
anything, ho nearest approach to speech
being an hatoberent moan. If be has any
friends, they should communicate with the
magistrates here forthwith.—Peeth :Yews.
flueltaL0 & BRAN't VOSS RAILROAD. -
We are glad to leers that %Via. Wallace,
Esq., tbe 'Superintendent of this road, has
appointed Silas O. Ilensenway, Esq., as
Paymaater. Mr. Heameerly has had a
good oppertunity to familierise himself with
railroad ‘business— being for some time
connected with tbe State Line Road, sad
others, and will fill the place time assigned
with honour to himself and profit to tbe
Coinpany.
We learn from Mr. II tliat the road is
rapidly progrettieg upon the Canada side,
and it is expected to be complete in No-
vember • Messrs. Bidwell, Banta b. Co.,
aro now building i -ferry Propeller, which ,
is to cost $35.000, and to rim from Black
Rock to the Depot on the other side. The
dock there is nearly finislie:d, and the ne-
crstary buildings are its proton Of tion. We shall hail with pleasure the hoer
when the road is ficished, behestug that
it will be one of the most convenient and
productive of our public thoroughfares. --
Be, alo Ethpress.
▪ -
HURON SIGNAL.
THURSDAY, SEPT EAlur.rt 22,1853
PROGRESS.
Ie these limes of general advoneetnent,
we can scarcely take op a paper, or travel
to any extent, witboot being made pleas-
ingly sensible of tbe rapid strides which va-
rious places in different parts of the world
are making in the great march of improve-
ment, to no couslry on the face of the
globe is this advancement more apparent
than on tbe Continent of North America,
nor is Canada behind in present progress
any other portion of that contineet. Ca-
nada, so long indifferent to her numerous
advantages, leas at length (thanks (n an en-
lightened policy with regard to public im-
provements) felt her proud position and is
rapidly aaeuming her proper sphere among
the countries of the earth. Her agricul-
tural and commercial adrantagts are now
beginning to be understood and appreci-
ated, while her towns and cities partaking
of the general prosperity are becoming
worthy to be the grand emporiums of the
treasures of our rich and productive soil, as
also of tbe improved fa orications of the in-
creasag skill of our artisans Whilst we
would rejoice with the inhabitant& of Mon -
tree), Toronto, Hamilton, London and
other cities and towns of our country, to
tbe progress now rapidly making in their
midst—we cannot help saying a few words
in favor and in behalf of our owe adopted
Town—Goderich, the neglected, the
abused Goderich. And here we cannot
kelp remarking what she might bay. been
long ere this, had a jedsciout policy been
exerted in ber behalf by Otos* most toter.
esled in ler advancement. The fairest
protege of the Canada Compaey, her in-
fant developentents hare been stunted is
their growth, and the eel buddiags of her
prettied promises wheels oeght tesiderly to
bare bees soothed ovetured,have beau
pie•beti and distorted by the foolernisotho•
oboe* every ears ought te have been to
promote and develope her rare capabili-
ties. 'Hut Goderielt is no Imiger in the
leading strings. She can and does at
leagth net for herself. nay destiny sea
se longer be essieolled by • Cow
piny of inerehaete whims onommege
meat hes tended le se mall extent dur-
ing years peak to prevent bow growth
sad prosperity, owl irto hires opposed
Isearli every Nay fieprovesset
si-
yuntelopteiby
tieimist oworttilter. sr rtiatra tint
forma
have life Ot'00;VOM in GOtiet004
v•110M4git anoillsi of boson, tetany of
411111116A. mad 0411444blid, eharester,
00110.01010491841#4004 So* i•legtoodRig"
fhb 11001111:604411111k 440044.0401•411, sin
*rail Ir• bollills-rooes osseous te
topers Buts hove Awl! ffrtati7111111
plops" basebraged Reeds at &statist -
's" etilraseets Rogues arc rented keg
&dm they are nebitcd, and many stran-
gefe'deaareete of Deconning residents hare
Ebcte1nsectloidaittoes lit: ea4iitl. o•suitablet.
building materials has sot been equal
to the deimad, awl this difficulty has
been seriously felt during the present
memos—the erection of many houses
having been postponed in consequence
We have reason to believe that thM evil
will soon be remedied. During the pre-
sent year extensive public improvements
have also been undertaken, the leading
streets sad Market Square are being
graded and grarelled, which when com-
pleted, will, in connection with the works
on the Harbor Hill finished lab season
Odd greatly to the appearance and pros
perity of the Town. Tim Sespension
Bridge across the Maitland erecting at
the expecte of the CouLties will also 1,..
an elegant and valuable ituproyeeheie.
and last, bet not least, the Railroaj.
which the contractors are pnehing for•
ward at rapid rate, with the prospect of
an esrly completion, will crown our pros-
perity. Among the private improve-
ments, the splendid fiat -roofed brick
building of Dr. McDougall on the corner
of the Market Square and West street,
finished this season oeoupies a prominent
positiou, the lower floor of which eontains
two new Mores, in ono of which Mr
McKay keeps a very 'choice assortment
of general merchandise, and the other is
occupied by Alessi -8 McDougall and
Reynolds., and is handsomely filled up Sr
Druggists Store which in adOition to a
large amortment of drugs and whew ieals
contains a very neat variety of fancy
goods. James Watnon, Eq, is also
eneetitsg two handsome Oriel: Stores
on his property in West Street,
which will add greatly to its appear-
ance, and we understand they are
both rented. Two brick %Ones are
also being built on Mr. Wallace's prmo ray
n early opposite the Huron Hoer , and a
few yards lowce on the aame street, Mr
Henry Borten, Sen., has f:ei.e.1 a hand-
some brick store, Mr. Horace Iforto:: is
also building two large morn, en the M cr-
lat. Square «hull will be a great uniir.o...•
meat in that locality. hie Caivey has
erected a fine brick brave. Mr. I itgains
has also raised a large two story frame
',gilding on Victoria street, and we notice
also Many other signs of imerovernent rn
the same street. such as stone cellars,
frames of buildings, &..r: , all in progress .
It would be futile for Let to attempt to de-
scribe all the new buildings erectedor com-
pleted during the present year, hut from
actual enumeration we find them to be about
sixty in number. But the mansion of
Charles Wielder, Esq ,6* dosertirre of ape
cial notice, it is a very handsome brick Mi-
ke situated cmthe bank of the river and
overlooks the harbor; 11 6* admissibly finislrei
and has a coarsb house, stable,&c., attaslied •
Mr. C Crabb who last year finished los •
n oble brick store on the Market Oquare and
launched a new schooner bas this year com-
pleted a very large storehouse on the Wharf,
which in addition to the Massive stone store-
house of Mewl, Seymour and other store -
age aceoniodatiorm will provide for the re-
quirements of our eh. pping trade. The steam
saw -mill of Messrs 1 arrows and McDonald
on the wharf has added greatly to OW mean,
of le..ildiag lids season and Las been kept in
steady operation night and Jay. The foun-
dry lately purchased from tlie Hon. Mal-
colm Cameron by Meesrs. Story & Co.,
has greatly extended its operations; and is
doing a good business. The shipping of
our port has been increased this year by
seven or eight vessels During the warm
Ae2•011 we were favored with the presence
of many respectable familtes from the States
and elsewhere will came to spend the
summer months in our healthy Town.—
A more favored locahly for a limner
residence can not be found in Canada tkei
that presented by Goderich, where ape
and its landred diseases, the bane of rotor
other watering places is entirely unkeseo
escept among strangers from a dialect%
who frequently corn. here to spends k"
weeks as a certain core for those distil" -
tang Complaint+. These advantare 301
improved Steam cominunication wet "e
vowel to See attempted nett year. "nil
insure a greet annual ink* of view' to.
our Towo.
The portlatiot a Goorrich sr tie °Wig
of tbe last general Cense, was 13`19, *1
most approach very closely to 200
are a few 01 16. ages of nw
which the compeenee of our
the opening mot lIPsItrii e04'
went ammeneeMy.
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