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THatilbAY SEPTEMBER 29, 18113. NUMBER 34. • F°etriato THE SPOUT OP MUSIC. IT minim W. 222222 Woe. Sweet music kaib a viond'roes power , Tu cheer us through life's weary way ; Pot e'en in sorrow's darkest hour, ' It eller drives "dull care" away. Ob! what can watt the 6011100 high Like music'ellWeel and noble strains, i And make us feel, that %scare nigh That Beingwho our life maintains. 'Tia muele's power that lights the soul. From thingsad earth to things above; That .ells us of a bliseful goal, Where'll is rest, and joy, and love. But never was its sweeter power. More fully felt, or beuer known, Than in that solemn, sacred hour, .., W hen hearts approach Jellovah's throne. How sweet the music of the voice! (Methinks there ran ne sweeter be) Oh. how it makes my soul reroice, Thus listeniob tu sWeet.turinoay • Maim- ei World. ;garbs. 1)a. 1'. A. MoDOUGALL, A N bet lied et all berm m •-•1 Mr residence formerly ereeperl Ey, Rolerf.Ifneferreell rod Sferef,ilar. Let Sserore. Goelerieft. Csedernl Apr el teth.1832. •5 THE WAYSIDE FLOWER. There's a moral my child In the wayside dower, Thhre's an emblem of life ID iu abort lived hour; lt smiles in the sunshine Aad weeps iu the shower — Arid the founnep talk On ihe wayside tIower. Now see my dear child In the wayside dower, The joys abri the sorrows Of iti's pausing hour, The footsteps of lime, Hastens on its power, And soon we must tall Like the wayside Bower. Yet know nay dear child That the wayside dower, Shall revive in its season And bloom its brief hour; That agate weaken Increment In beauty and power IRA LEWIS, 1 Where the foot never falls ft 411RISTER. SOLICITOR, Lc. West- I On the wayside dower. " street. tioderieb. 1 Jane 1803. SilvoS5 DANIEL GORDON, CABINET MAKER, Three 114107P Font • Littraturt. THORNS' FOR THE ROSE. the Canada Company's ogee, West- I street 11-..lerieb. Atienst 270, 11149. 21-n10 DANIF.I. HOME 1.17.ARS, ri"RNEY AT LAW. arid e me. Solicitor in Chaneery, h.e. has his orseas is 'Stratford. S'rat ford, Ind Jan. 1C3O. Sena J. DEN ISON, el% II. ENGINEER. AC. COI)ERICH, C. W. Am. 21, 1852. efio31 lolIN J. E. LINToN, lillrfAitY PUBLIC, Comoossiontr - • nd Coereyancer, 8tratford. AND BROTHER. Barr err red .Pferartee at Loft, +es. f; Douce C. W. JOHN PTO' "XMAS Barrister end Allot. SA's it 1„„se. Setae; Public sod Ceevey• %LIIIPINDER WCW1D STRAcHAN. *atones at Lew. So:niter Cb... *"•:e. Caner -tante,. Goiketee. 17tb 'Novenae,. 1141!ViiIjA, AI 110 MANS, ARCUITEC Jk CIVIL FAGINEER °a 27, Donau Street. .1.0.14,10.V. C. W. Abgest 16th, 116.5. 16.34 - - . A. J. 1I(X)RE. ..B.1RRISTER-AT-L.010 FFICE .1 the Poet Mar Beildiego. •. 71,1 833. •11019 _ I k Pialph saw the advantage be had rimed, and determined to parsec it, (for lho bed 11 greet horror of being obliged evestoally to provide for them hunsel(.) "Cost Rome, don't rot dere looking so seisms. pot it down m black sod white, NI mad off the letter, before one of your woman% fits comes on agate (and be pushed • sheet of paper towards Ler with pea IN k.) Jest thee Ilse door beret open, awl the little Caddies came beading is oat he Ptsy, knight with the levelisess of youth aod 110140, sad spriaguig into bar mother's hiP led clasping her Deck, froward from Whet ler aerie at eerie Ralph, nritoen she suaresibteemelsow er other cossetted with the tear drop that was trembling as her mother's leer eye-hithps. can't do it, Ralph,' mid the young widow, clasping her child to her bireast, and raising tears and Milt* eimegb epee her le make a mental raitebrne. Yoe are a fool,' said the vexed man, nod you'll live to bear somebody there tall ,you io,1' dualist'," aid he slammed the doer m a very "'gabled remelt se he pained oet. " It will be very rediculous in you, Rose, to refuse to give op that child," said a dark looking man to the pretty widow Grey. " Think what a relief it will be, to have one of your chi/dies taken off your hands. It tow something to lire oo now -a -days (and I'sele Sam scowled portentiously, and pulsed lin pure further down into Ins coat pocket,) aod you know you have u- mber murk to feed. They'll educate bit, clothe aod feed her, Lod Yes,' said the impetimus, warm hearted mother, rising quickly from her chan, amel setting Is little feet down in a very de- ternmed manner u on the door, while a bight Bub pawed OA et- her cheek, " yes, Ralph, and leach her to forget and dive - • hay mother !' • Pilaw. nose, how alined ; out- grow ail that, *ben she gets to be a wo- rms, even if they '.creed now. Would you Mewl year own child's light? She will be se heiress if you act like a sensible weenie—and if you persist in refusine, you may lire is tee the day when she will re- pose\ roe for it.' Tis last argument carried some weight welt it; Mrs. Sheldon eat down dejectedly, mot folded her li le buds in her lan. She had not tiseight ot that. She might be takes away. sod little Kathleen forced to toil for bet daily breed. fitrEAct: HORTON, rlorket squairr, Goderirli.) . 'o.sfor the Prov'ncral Sweat sad -•:7serti Iesuranee Office. Turmas,— A .; ler the Bt. Lawreeee Certorty a Otedeerherg, Now Verb. Limed' •: einmel Ltoots*'. Old Rochester July .M.41.101111611114. • '1110N ABLE TAILOR, gas ewe, N of W. E. Grace's Slings Weet St. • Godetirh. Feb. 19,1842. 14414 — - - THOMAS NICHOLLS, BROKER AND GENERAL AGENT. Agent .fOr Ontario Marine 4r Free .hs- surance Co. NOTARY 111:111.1C, ACCOVNTANT AND ClINVEVANCEP COMIMSIONER IN Q. B. k•-• INBURANCE effected on House., hip - '1 ries end liggs, A3 Was's( beds enrreetly drawn, asd ead Attains adjusted. Office ova, the Tammy, Goderich. J'ylt 1191k - viSs211 X. H. MARLTON, POILW MIME owd Umweiseiee chant.. Sterehque Keeper, ret the isle of Lands r:::, ttompradli Vomiter* a4 Pr of he fy deem et tea. 'Nice, next door, North of the Hilmar. tonne, °Weer* Ruch eItli 19811. WASHINGTON ei Mutual Ineovante Co., PITAS 01,000,000. ItIOPER411,11ansiltee, Apure 1114 rottenest el Wataehigosed iteres• 11, I SW held MON ALAGARA jollokele le Ebseary• Conveysiseer. ke. op thildiags, +144 Beak of 4 HI TM, 11 Peer Mrs. Seldom' ! d by tbe sodden death 01 s %pinhead, who wee all to her that her warm heart e .i. clung the Nre closely to her Haskell. No wormer. ever bee better them Rose &I- dea the undying lore of a mother. Ti. offer that had bees seek bre le, Kathleen wen from distant relatives a her ef b whew she few little, eleeptlitlart;. .ted Mrs. Clare wealthy NI cbildi.4j1r had found IgT4 abel of Arndt led bet hisliebes else6. of a wife, tSey had Mks Made ber • Siert new, wet menthol* e MIN, ell de te tbey were arr. ON it seemed a little allereity ttbier ler ebet eery resent Ma Meet thire4 creep te her henbasies We, et Ws' 'bar bele Ned is lie, ne phoi it etroltahly eve" MI belted Abe er rhi Ihr a parties kiss, or do abert. Mee te sit ap ursig111, of and kr proper Now you may be very aore the was all very escrutiatiug to link Mts. Ross, who was verdant enough to think that busboodn were inteaded to lova, and mimed a heart quite as large as a little woman could toe vesuectly carry about. Sbe saw nothing on earth so beautibil aa those great dark eyes of his (especially when they were bent on ber,) or beard any music to compare with that deep, rich voice ; and though she had been married many happy years lae wr ilele.:rt leaped at the sou.d of bia foot- eteps as did the first day he called ber Cited the Great Reaper' for that 1 Stayed be for the clasped hands of entree ty, or the scalding tears of agony Reeked ber that ooe silver thread mixed in the locks of the strop( mast No ! by tbe desolation of that widowed heart, ro ; be laid bus ray fingers on those lips of love and chilled that warm, brave heart, an turned coldly away to seek another victim And Rose pressed his children to her bean with a deeper love --a lore bors of 110r row—fetid said, we will aot parts She knew that fiegers that never toiled before must toil unceasingly now. Si. knew when her heart was sad, there was so broad breast to lean upon. She had al- ready seen days that seemed to have oo end, dragging their slow, weary leogth along. Sbe dared not go to a drawer, or trunk or escritoire, lest some momeato of him should iaeet ber eye. She struggled bravelythrough the day to keep back the teats for her children's sake; but night came, when those little restless limbs need- ed a respite (even from play,) when the little prattling voices were busted, aad the bright eye prisoned beneath its snowy lid ; then, indeed, the long peut-up grief belt] in check through tbe day, by a mother's selfish love, burst forth, till exhausted with tearful vigils, she would creep at day -dawn between the rosy kirk sleepers, and nest- ling close to their bleoming faces, dream (God knows how mocangly) of happy hours that would never come agaia. And oh ! the slow torture of tech morn- ing ; the indistinct recollection of solar - thing dreadful, the hood drawn slowly ac- ross the aching brow ; the struggle to re- member. Thee— tbe opening eye, the un- familiar objects, the atrange new, small room ; nothing homelike, but those sleep- iog orphans God help the widow. And now, as if her eup of bitterness *eve not full. little Kathleet must leave bit! Must it be'? She paced the room that night after Uncle Ralph left her, rued though: of his words, " die may live to tell you so." Then alt went to tbe bed- side, and parted the create -int hair Irons Kathleen's forehead, and marked with a mother's pride tbe sweet careless grace of tlio.e dimpled !webs, and ooted each sI.sn- uIg vurl 'Fliere were ttw- father's torp lash,.., ins brow, his straight, classic pri- file ; ohwhat would he tell her? and then obi memories came back with-• rash that swept all before it. Poor Rue! Kathleen stirs uneasily, sad calis" maso- Ma," aod souks in „ber sleep. Oh, how route she part with that link hovel heart 1 Countless were the raresses she received from her every bonr. Watchful and sen- sitive, site noted every shade of sorrow os ber mother's face ; and by a thioeueill mute remonstrances teetified her unalsoken ape. paths. That little impulsive heart would be cased in an annour of frigidity at Clare ville. She might be sad, or sick, er dy- ing, and Rose shuddered as4 sot mill nearer ber child. What compaiorighip would she have What moral ialluence exerted 1 Might she not ere -a be weaaed from the hew! she had lam bewails! Ah, uncle Italph! yogi little hese as veu sat in your office the nest moraisg, aed folded a little bhp of paper beck ia ert e. 'elope, upon which was writtes these fall- * words, Kathleen shall go,' you lathe keen at what c ! Yoe marked not the blistered paper and the unsteady pen nark as you smiled satisfac orily and sad," Very cooeige and sensible for a woman " Clete Ralph del ant Meek oe it again I mice; as be walked home to his Amer. bel it was only to enegratulate Smelt that if Rose should be unable Io support her- self (which be doubted] there world be ore leas for him to look after! As to a wo- man's tura, pshaw ! they were always crying lor soesething--if it was't.t for that, it would be something else. • "Yee am eaceramealy *Wage about your lessee this monde.," said Kathleen's tutor; you hsvetold me twice that France was bonded south by the Gulf of Mexico.— IVItat are you !Walking about ," said he, as be grasped her arm. Sir," said little Kathleen, abstract- edly. "I say what ails you, to be so stupid this this worming 1" said the vexed g°151'.. "Mi bead aches badly," said 1;athleen; "and—'". "And what 1" said Mr. Smith. 'Aod-1--ivant—to we --my motlaer 1' said the child, with a burst of tetra. "Fiddlestick !" said Inc amiable Mr. 'smith ; "it 'be cared much about r0a, 1 rectoo she would have written to you be- fore sow. Mrs. Clare thinks she's war- ned again, or something of that sort, so dont worry your head for noasense. llow is France bounded, bey r' The division !Meson the, atlas were com- pletely concealed by Kathleen's tears ; so she was ordered into tbe presence of Iter grim relative, who coaxed and thrcatned iu vain, and finally seat he: to -bed. For two long, weary 'moths the free, glad spint ot the child had been fettered and Cramped at Clare ville . No one spoke to her of home, or her mother; or if they chanced to mention the latter it was always in a slumng, sneering manner, more pain- ful to tbe loving, sensitive child, than thei' silence. But why did mamma not write / that was the only wearing thought by day and by night. And so Kathleen diooped, and lost color and sprits, and walked like an automaton, up and down the stiff garde walks, and "sat up straight and turned out her toes." as she was bid; and had a quick frightened, nervous manner, as if she were constantly on the fear of reproof or punislanent. Bridget,' said Mrs. Clare, how 'is Kallikeul got over her hysterics 1 musf break Ler of that. Dear heart, no ma'am! She's just fretting the soul out of lin, for a sight of her mother; its nail- I s'pose,' said Brid- get, polishing ber face with her checked apron. Sluff, Bridget! Tbe child's just like her '.other; aod that's enough! How- ever, give her a little valerian, and sleep at her bed -side to night. I'll rook in, in the tautening,' said the angular lady, as she wombed out her drem and her wrinkle,,." And so Bridget, obedient to orders, stretched her stout Irish limbo at the side of the bed, though de might as well hare been io Ireland as there, for any response she rade to that plaintive petition, through the eight, ' Oh, no, call my mamma! p/eame • call me mamma " •0 71',:/// ilWfsW14; and the golden wonting light streamed in epos the waxen face 0 Kathleen. No breath came from those parted lips; no ringlets stirred with life; mid the last tear she should ever ahc lay glittering like a gem opoo ber cheek! mod Mrs. Selden, ' I shall start for Clarsville, to -morrow; I can stay away from Katiiime too logger.' • Yea'll be mad if y -'e do,' said Deck Ralph; the child's well minaret, Or you would hear; you can't expect them to be imitable all tbe time. Yoar welcome will be a ssrry owe. 1 tell you so take my ad- vice, and let well alone.' Mrs. Sehien made no reply, brit began to peek ber trash, awl uncle Ralph left the house. la about 110 hoer's time he returned, and found Rem trying is ram to clasp the lid alt, truth. "De mime here, Ralph," said she (with- out lookieg sp.) "and settle this refrretory lock. Dear little Kathleen, I're cram - so many traps in here for her. How glad aim wdl be to ere sie 1" soil she Ra- sed and looked up, to see why Ralph didu,t answer. llrow, Cheek and lip were in an instant bisected to marble. A 'mothers quick eye' Lail spared his tongue the sad tidings. . . . • • If you visit the Lusatic Asylum—, you will see a very beautiful woman, her glossy ringlets threaded with silver. Day after day, she psees up and that king cor- ridor, anti says, in heart -breaking tones, to every one she do on/1 my MAIM ! won't yOld PLIASS Call inc mins- ma l"--Fantie Fsam.--Oikee Ilranch. We will pass over the &strewth', part- iag between mother and child. 'fie little trunk was duly packed; th.." little clasp Bi- laki dews ie ooe corner; a book marked with a lamb embroidered upon it was slip- ped in at these werde--" Keifer the little eleldnes to come unto Inc soil forbid them wit." (Mother's (Id would care for Kathie's, there was sweet comfort in that.) A4'. Rote decked hark her Iran and 44elesped meek std ages" the litti, dee- ms ante from Per seek, lied and bade ber zriedheire4 eiad " good bye!" and hysterical, as tbe Stele band weved another, and a LAST iliniest. liven meek Ralph felt en oapleamet Neetron abater las 4rt, Mason. gave his iholkey a nervous twitch mod looked very steadily at the nos of the opposite Imes*! • . • • • Two months bed pampa! little Kathleen mit 'very' Net io than, Nee seheolgrosse. The,, was a dark shadow osier her eyes, either from Alisma, of sorrow, and her face wan 'very pale'. Rom had writthe to her het the teeter wad ie the grave of Mr. Clare's pot kets sever bit reeerrectimised ye Kathie.* was No the Inger mod happier. Obis Raipb mode it s ?disciple sever to Wilk of amebae. ISL "impaired his doges - ties," se he te-.4d wets, ttineglits at, or ore for, M. Mese, aud made .o mi- liaria, hememe brume .1 the apse. Obi ibiroVIkkoi Issmoiaaa b Week, 'tio te be Nis." AGRICULTUR E. WINTER WHEAT. The time has unwed when those who in tend to cultint• aro wr wheat should be rip sad dotog, for Septemtir r—.d as tarty in this mobth se can be made conveare '— must writ pass over is this climate without treeing the whole of the seed to the ground. indeed 1 have reason to believe that the preseel time, August, would ant be too flirty if the !and te in good heart, sad yet sot too higblymaeareil It is not early eowieg lhsl elegise preniatur• growth he fors w tater, huh the Mese. tsetse to furnish an early *tea, by dressing the land too hrghly with sionulatrag 01311ilif a, aidies, lee., all whit* are very proper Inc spring appliseeee, hot by en mesas ter -itisasitel, *owing; the object ought to be, to retard, rather Chao to 'lime a fleshy growth, as it bits very properly termed, at thte seasoe of the yea r. Olathe subject *fear'', wetona- al sowing, Tui; rwriarke "A wheat plant 64" " not Piloted vatly, seeds ap as root obese the}inge SON the epee,. sad as tioureibee aft tlisimightiew • «se. off•sa 'ream does hoes ep its ill* trerfeee eif tee grimed.' Awl tees conies the eln seremses. 'treat tinged ie the shrewd of 1.1. dries Mee sibiter, es (beers, be avit sees early, OH if Netted emir AI the edit', tlae deed k 64 the 16,41 it el - balms 5550.1 •me▪ d by seinespanwar sbo er root, sear the face, the easier the (Linger that t e plant wit! be de•troyed the wortiLs nbieh ran _more readily find A mil* thread live or nit teller. in length." Besides which, the a 11, n ,t. in wooled otatit se, DO/Of 11. isAllat• 01 1 te (retied, and therefore alt.. the irt threads ur more later roots that t!,f0W•art •eillfcr Om surface, Out are pre(' r sere lo cut fl the lung and stogie oo,; sn 1 hence the very general co.nplaint,tirkt "the cr ps have berm ruined, cut off by the warm.," ilia have been fostered by 'alum:sting manures that base beau applied, with the lutsuttios of eatising as sal, Cart and a lia001ailie, ilealthy appearaneu—all wrong, depeed up ea 11. Wheat Ghoul .1 :le close to the ea th dur- ;ng winter, mid, as some ooe has it, curl bkie young corkscrews. Inatoad of which, ho natural it of us to boast of the fine and lavish growth of a crop that eommand• the tilteriauon ol the passer bv, bit lvillgh• Is Ville natural to septet, w,.1 disappoint our expectattens did falsify our hopee.— One word more, and 1 will dried If ore were to scrorrn our wheat before ofr.rini 11 for sale. sop. rat ins the smell. imperlect grains frown there that Are plump and formed, we should ourselves be surprised to awe the per cent. It would add to the value u(thegraio and be pleased to dad that the miller is quite as able to hpprecisteits value n the in ke t. The smaller grams may 'Je used for our household tiorpuroe, but not as seed for sowing, as some penny -wage and pound-foolish persona aro sad to have been tempted to hue done. So then here it is: wider wheat requires tu be sown very early, in • good, heelthy gull not made rich by wriouriog; while spring wheat will do better by being sown late, on land made light and warm and dry by pulverizition, with plenty of composed manures to lord, an early alert and carry it -through till her vdd.—BosiOla DAGUERREOTYPES ON WOOD. An important application of the photo- eraphtc art tuts been made In Manchester, Engligni, by which the process of wood en. retrial trona Daguerreotypes 'labia mate- rially arc000mised, both in time and expense. Tho Manctiester "Guardian of July 30, gives the following account of this, prc- babay, most recent improremen. in the practice of this useful art: Yeateiday Mr Robert Longton, wood engraver and dra fts• man, of Cross -at., brought to our ut!ce some very 'meet:ireful and beautiful eacci men' otiphotc;raphy. taken by Lomeli, Dot on metal Ode., or on paper. or on glass, bat ea blocks of box- woed, such as are or, dmarily used in his own met for wood en- gravings. One wee a sti;k.riy Fortrait of himself; soother wee a view of a beautiful little church et Wortley, erected a few years ago by the Earl and Countess of 'Miasmatic The latter compriaed the ordinary diniensioss of a circle 3i loch- & le cariseler; aol, a. the image of the church le thus reversed, the design, in all its elegant propurt;ans, and reduced to a insinuatore. such es no hand of human ar tiat can ever hope to rival, in its eaqiiisito delicacy alight and •bsde, aol its Melior- ate minuteness and detail—this potograpb, so taken on a block of bex-wood, is quite ready for the application of tins wood an- greser'e berm. It is impossible to say how greatly this will advance the precis, of wood eograying, especorlly by seem: all the preliminary labor of the drefteman; which, in many nada, cogetitutes the chid °lenient to bolo the tune did the coat .1 tendaat oo tire production of wood regret, toga of • high clads. Even to many of the lower branches of the art, tire new .poll - canoe of elm -drawing will be as isvaluablig auxiiiiry. For toluenes, it is extremely difficult matter to get accurate draw lege of machinery in perspective, oirchaemal draftamea only repeater, it 0 plane; and artists a0 gent rally found es treine:y retic (501 10 emp.oy a .inge sina.oiot of tune Ir., unprofitah.y as the eraiving ul a complis catcd macii.ne io pers,wctise demands.— Mr. Langtoe's Daguerre 'type can,now 'few seconds see.my!ish what it would re Tore hours for the artist is effect; and le a point of aceersey the inotroment Mlle' OM have the preference. But great at wit. eventually be the boon which this new ap• plied. en Afpliot,rgr•phy writ confer 00 the ?recited art of Wuinl engraving. it may be made .or. eglenersiely traluable, a. a cheap form of peedoctior pietorial ohy ets By Mr. Ls og sm'e peucese, pori•tith, land, napes. ke., coull Pc pr 1 .,-ed ' on any 'mouth piece of wood, duly mewed.; and thus even wooden pc them Gene, at V. r turs, who was NMI 01 04 wit, romer, of tes r Al raorilias ,y trarseedieri, teetifiod to the correctseire of the d•tensarat whim legwilmequeutly visited Parts. Mr. Osborne say-: On (be 9th ef Jr 1838, the wrogoitogry of .er life re ramp was avertable inter need byll. art is at of an todividnal who had etqatried great celebrity in the Prinjinh. The nati•es rage 'led with much veneration, en account of the facility be possessed of remaining laud ''J. . groom! alfiBhg as be pleased ..4 then reviving again. Such 414111Vankeeary facie were related to the country contemn, the wan, and so many reepoetablie persona tow - tided (0their authentletty, eat we ewe ex-- treiliefy•tieeirouttrif soviet his: fur iaatenee, Capt. Wade, of Lidiana, leurnied me that itt bad himself been present at the 'sour- ection of his fakir, In tbepreseerse of Gen. Ventura, the Ralph, aid several mu of die- rinetoolmong the amine, and skirt his interment had listed save& 'imotb.... Th. balker/mg are the details which wino RISCO bonier timienterinent. and these that he a 1id on his own •uthority of the ex am et!,un: At the end of some preparations, which had laded immoral days, and which would be too tedious to eaumorate, the fakir de- clared himself ready for the exrerilnant.. — 'nee winnows met around a tomb of mason - work, constructed expressly to receive 1115. 11.•tore their roves the fakir closed with wax with the exciption of the month the abet I urce of the body, through which aur might be admitted; h• thso stripped off all ht• clothes; Le was than enclosed i• • linen bag, and by isa dtruelion hi• tongue 22222 d back, so as to escrows the entrance of the throat. Intmodtatblv after this opera- tion the fakir tail tato • lethargies etat•.— The bag was theta dosed -and sestet by the Rsjrh. This tack was then placed in a wooden box, stitch was toCked with a pad lock and sesled. The hex was lowered in- to the tomb, over which was thrown i great q reality of earth, which we,, *Mal, - le d down and then sown with barley; finally suttee!' were cent to watch it day and night. Notwithstanding all these precautions he Rajah was dill seapictoas, he eases twice duriog is. tea months that tea faki remained buried, son earned the tomb to km examined; he toned the fakir precisely as i hey had left film, aod derfeetly cold and inanimate. "The ten moths hav:ng expired, they proceeded to the coal exatninattoa. Gea. Ventura and Capt. Wade saw the padlock opened, the seals tripled and the chest •aited 'from the tomb. The fakir war re- moved; there were no indication• of the heart or pulse. In the top alibi bead there remained some 11 the sensation of haat.— After first placing bra tongue in a, eaters! positmn, and thee pouring wane water over bis body, he berm to evince atone signs of life. Afrer two hours Ile liras. quit* restored and walked about. This wonderful maa oi about thirty years of age, his figure is unpleasaat,and bid countenance bee a cunning ex jorgston • He aays that be had derMious dream, during the interment, and restoration it very painful to him." The coinage of the English 11101 du hog the last -six wont*, appears from a Go•gra• meet return reeeetly 1)0)114411rd, to have bee• L9,099,009 of silver. Tha urines dented nature of thea amseet, Bars the "Londor. Time*, may be tistrinated from the 'act that in the c'irresaon ling period of each of the throe preceding years the tattle were al furuwA;—sii., POO, gal, 000, silver, L129.000; in 1851, gold. 44,- 199,010; Clear 419.000, Ansi in 1 d41 goig. £4,463,000; silier, 1.:O1,000. Tort rare of coupes* thie year hot, thdrefore been aware the• (.0. 5. great as rinong 11152, when Andrei's WAS already yd ling kr re- .ult.. Hotter thesebticuinstances, tli-qo u. remota to believe that the aggregate whip. merit of severvivis to the Colony, together a ith the AMASS taken out hy emigrants must halm h•ea beyond any thiag Mitten° guppu•eil, and that 5-nce he prospect is increased lathe recent dram being at as dst•nt 141, (iuiuwe 1 by a remarkable re- action The Siamese toms, Clues and E ac• etionpanied by two of Hoer Children, are now exItibiting at Montreal. Pttiuc M arn ea niece TatRouorl est T lhtl mi 45 th 11/11 Le., may be decorated wan portritis. or , mese* iron n Of Ciryien a MOM/ 0' da 1111, 1I5 e -.1 1111tui 1... IPSO ()Ago types an metal pates. leal•cd, rt tit 4.16 - cult, loamy whore itt. lippilestioNS sad loom of the neer proems woe • .4 >Ir. twelves dew. ens hoot his leveanor to ria wie is grail witersvino, bet etione Inc it an even, nsefol anJ valuable applr- canon le other direct:Gaspe calumet:toe with grottiest art. I:Legg A fit —The Mate of Moires Wife t only nne inoelillg of the exemeive can- tle ad the I.:urn-rah and North American aalwny Company was held during theism re, years. They have transacted the hole it their bieiress by telegraph mat - pc A reeetieg losing called for a certain y, the members, in place of travelling er periwigs two tw three Modred mikes of tottery to assemble, Aunty had to go to itt telegraph office, mid, when a rpioreat was heaed, from propolitiou sad monad - weirs Were male jirst as they !versa an sembieil in oar roma. A MAN RMITORSOTU 1,1rx AFTER BOIIAL P00 Teti MONTHS. The *street is immolated from ab• Pane 'lowest of Mageistiens,* which egotism es he eetherity • very reilas-liable book published br Mr. Otherea, se Seetaili Aar, es hie seem is.. DOMINION of posipt, r• ledia. We may Woo add that 4 art Aceoesre.—Mr. Everett. lite ;Secretary USW*, is senerrelly known as a patients' of eugenie.. butorisitioe; err Max will not speak %%tenet booth es im-- portal siobjeeto involving statistical Mats. knew • emenstahon of hes, et appears fiat the aleholtilie beverages ewe the gaited Stales *reedy, i• tee years, 81110,0011,e 0001 kmberme, et tilin.es. Ineererd $3,600, 000 norther prigarty; has &eyed 100 100 brelleels/ =Ala flioss 100‘01141ehil4.es le the pereelheeseg emend 1.900merthre ,tres‘f bes be- thersiewiery iM111,001breerbee clad Ties Memel* readers. perhaps, body falls aelam by M. Cabbie, a k sameleg of the lets er bake* thou wheat Mireirskm memoir thee e astaien l t ; ..4 the ewes of persons whir here, er while they are He caireinm that the scam Arm; thee the Nee 'Whiff; el Nell; reel! that of basis sect, that of leech. Vie MisiU, else, SIM the- "Nem GM wimp, nee Ole) arether aod sleep with didercia dtgrses art snidel- y eg. /1. itsir.o sr LNUAll 1.441000.—.Tier Jewelled of Piitianseet be rise to the scheme lor a rrilwai Uriefers70110•1 rroia the 1411,Cf end of the ttlgware GIOIA to the (.10611. The line stall ksr the most pert run beeenth the new sea. 'hie length of skis eedergroued raBway wal be less than two mks and a belt. There will be stations at very short &stances—say, at every quarter of a node and et is intended that the charges droll be so moderate, that the oietibieam wilt Not have a elm ge. TIs elmarge ter the tibia distaste la the first iestance is the ,at else. will be 'ettly 24. 11 51 expected that the lone will be Ca full operatic,* 1. 11*. More them 12 amathe. Am ASTONUINING Yotertt.--4t the 17eited Stairs Hotel, yestenhiy, was stop- - ping a eokned boy, named Waste Mercer whose eatraiedinary mathematical powers have greatly astonished all who hare wit- nessed his demonstrating's.. Irle will add up coleuses of figures any leagth, divide any givea MID, multiply 'Milieus by thousands within fire cerentes fro/11'110e time the %ur*a are rem him, and with aucb tautens as te reader R 'truly wonderful. Yesterday soots, in presence of a party Gesoson, he added a column of figures, eight in iise, aod. 180 lines, making the Sam totalsew- era! .AN, io above as iniestee. feat was so astoonding and appareutly Urn credible, that sevenil of the party loof their coats, and dividing the sem west to wort, and in two bowl utter they eenewee- ced, produced identically the Noe answer. The boy is not quite aeventeeo years ears he cannot read row Write, aod in every ot- braneh of PO Ellgthlh edneation is entirely Jezebel". Aix parents reside in Kentucky, near Louisville.—Ctiteirsati Rued*. Tae oto Si Lane e. --A good woman la New Jeraey, was sadly assayed by a ternegant neighbor; who attest visit- ed her and provoked a quarrel. She at last sought. tbe council of her pastor, who added sound, common sense to bis other good qualities. Hawn heard the story ot her wrongs, he advised ber to seat herself quietly to the chimney corner when mit viaited, take the tongs is her had, look steadily into the and elm hard word came from ler neiglihor's lips gently soap the tongs without uttering a word. A day or two afterwards the good wo- man came again tri her pastor wiUia brie* aod laughing Lice,lo comas tee of- " leas of the new antidote lor scoldiag.— Her trouWer had vetted her, and as venal commenced her tirade -snap west the tugs. Another Talley. Soap. Aaother • "Why don't you meek r' acid the lerins- put, more enraged. Soap. 'Do speak; 1 Awl/ split it you dole speak Aad &wee she agent. cured of her malady by itt'magic poe, It IA hard work fighting s Quaker, it is poor work scoldrag a deaf nue. It isprefst- less work beatiog the air. One-sided cow- troversies do sot last loag. Sis generally es4 in victory tor the silent party. MESA RTtallt Or THE GRRAT BRITAIN...-. Yesterday afternoon this gigastic stainer (pitied the Mersey for Australia, earryiag the mails, 364 past eager., and 600 1004 04 corgo. She is still under the command of Captain Mathews, and his a crew of 140 men. From lite alterations it. her rig and the improvements in the rd-rew, it is antici- paled that she will make an etcrelogly rapid voyage. Indeed, 60 coeliac:it are the owners of this, that they bate engaged to return .£2mi the LIt pee tow charged_ for freightif the voyage eaccede Usti/ - five days. Nemesis I. Ca a 11 ACTR011.—howeTer poetic on Englishman only get, he weer allows himself t• soar shore comfort. If be goes to is:metals; it i• in ronsirany with with a bainper et Sit lied ale. meet bums the Great Pyraiwiti, sail it will be behind a long of bled, tea. and a Mite dish of Jolin neve, allow. Ins revel-. ance of the A.cieuts to iiipicy to himself—. Should Le eve, eaalore the internal arras- , gement, of „Etre, it wooed he with 3 pock- ets Idled wish cracks's:nail cheese,, aad oise with London potrer. Jo!nt defers radically - from Johnathan. lot the former meet • sie• Ili err.0, (eat De. rt, the first thin; be Wniilil wouli lw the nearest Ito - tel. The iiist thing Johnallon would ink for, would be the latest news from Yreka and What is going no in Westing " A friend of mars (Mee !met an Kazli41101141111811 aa Amenican, on a chi]. near the Falls elf I. Anthony. The fa;mcr was imbibing a little 'alt and 'ail; while ilw lather going it bliod oa 11. 'Writing Herald.-- JOINA VW do roilen4 till he eats; while Jouthen sa "eon coini.s." till lie hoe imbibed tkia latest siews.—Neare rair ASOTtiert FALLS MESerellalll Beince.— We that there n a dtdoes. miostirm no lb. Fort of Om tokens Niagara Falls 'liege, to here ,11:7:te.prostpoilsiaatieE iciwonnieirclectrwatwpaith‘titisalitir pass. There is but little detest es to the poi isdieenteauiu a projeet wadi titereW im Heat rwaslty, la Urging' the Inseam's vile lege at this soJe tats elms Nag with •"lisiellemtioa°Iriseort'hr.lacilej hemie11"11"*".e. it is sessaill*,, theell tszlieng:rsortsenR:hbncheages,aer no tint,cleadometsee rbe the care, mutably as eigi-.k owslOW 4 "! '4 Ifst. Vet w4;iieele.Luni pc.n(carnts • tillstebelirlibetliehl*abeillittillialleemily Oe 5u5,' a.'ttlqia5 dittameness, ; mod dm eirltstiminbengok4ifsessai. Idep•Afer.