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et bee
bent See pocbet the nes from
psetsee•sie had been taken -
Wag drop epos the door. It was a
sleet d' sale]j 1 ilbe neo jsiesd it al ,st
glance. It Toth* rer7 ring worn by Ilse ir
dividual isitfa*akt,g plaid who bed ridden be-
side bee. Re had undoubtedly stolen her
porker -book, Lit in dwag so his ling bed
bees drawn off and temii..ed in the lady it
pocket. Tbe lady, atter asking advice, took
the ring to a Chestnut street jeweller, afro
gave for it his check for $,OO. The net profit
made by the lady on her ride was 6492 45;
the precise sum,bsrrin;; five ants, lost by the
staid eentlemen in the satin beaver tile. On
Mossday the lady, walking pat Ilii jbth and
Chestnut streets, mat the indiriduel in plaid.
He dashed crit'hsu.r at ber gleuce,reeogniaing
her on the instant. She soiled serently, and
he disked away. Whether he knew that his
ring passed into the possession is more then
we know; bat ashuwy women, in a tremen-
dous crinoline, suppose,' to be • friend of the
man an plaid, was ut the efface of the reilroad
enm;way, hsutin;g the lost jeeel.-Phil.
North Americas, Jq.. 29.
AM-
Eccentncitie• of Grant Thorbttrn.
""The funeral of Gran, Thorbunt took place
to New York, on Saturday. '1'br incidents of
hie demise, winch arm painfully iaterestin„are
thus narrated.
It was his custom to indulge in the occupa-
tion of sawing wood every day,■t his residence
in few Haven, by way of exercise. The op
eratioa was performed in a shed situated in a
yard attached to his dwelling. When the
weather was 'mirrored mus for indulging ir. this
species of gymnastics, the wood and saw had
to be brought iglu the house, and the old man
would set to work with great zest at his cut-
ting, *carte ing saw duet pleutifully on the
carpet. Oar •luesday last be gave the first
sigu of appruachine dissolution. Be was iu
his shed as usaal,'sa■ing, whoa a weakness
twine over hie, and he west off la • fsiutil er
fit. The dov.Sr was swmtsoned in all haste,
and applied tberecrmaaZ remedies. Tbe pa-
tient was e:ajoited to remain quietly in bed,
:nems t0 at
venerable
.ewer, was
oat tan,
while notice was s rut to his
tend around the death bed of
relative. To rent do in be
impossible with 7 horbere.
and up beget to 1V.duesday
breakfast, and sur .t off usual, for wood-
cutting, in spite et all remonstrances. Thu
'washout ilius o'u :ock. iu the morning. The
sett that was see i ofhim he was stretched oo
bis face in the w..,d shed, with life entirely
extinct.
A Practical Joke.
As • lay I remember - reading a capital
story of • wager laid by • Bow street miner
with • country gentlemen,thet the latter could
sot proceed from Oxford circus to the Bank,
via Holborn, on foot with • guinea without
being robbed of it. The water was at once
seespeed, and country gentleman ' declared"
to emery the guinea iu Fes mouth, as the safest
plow. All went well till the countryman
wailed Holborn bars, where a crowd was
slpjt•tlsd
rouud a Jew pedlar boy, whose box
baba *pest by some boort The erowd
gy,►elpd the lad to pick up his
would not be comforl{gl.bec•ees
eavia)ga, oonastwg of*
antis • pretereatural
ry geode-
pet
in
1..
Ranee,.
squint, while
ens mI re
outh." The
was convicted oe use
anTuPDf
antWet owas r eeeda coat it
wagerAres
to the Bo obliged, st addition, r.
street roamer,
ErroaarrosCANADA.--The
•
from are totheib it attention to Tke „•1
bei temente amid.? kstu,h. ■,
set ib le' will follow. ee tr bat t
ect th l st M' ra ioa ogryµ'� he proper
Lire v
e; the ,gnadi all
lb b g wawa... veremcnt
e• w terrtiestantr, chases
so iso MAIM *Wog Densis reit t
W hi A die Dokter of lie Henn 31..et "f the
alta, -No one soweswat with )em ales
VII fen of the ease lel ta.Yssaese es, tiro Ceeety.
• lis of Seni tau died* the siseerity of fuer dr
deer pemoi tbaas irleurwta. It cease*, wo
M.04 a
thea • users of tie
SW Asad eebtae der hernmeabilla
ppiaWrbd by the Comity
demand or revolve, et the beide of
that dere of attstpm he dllelle
it is retitled at IM bends et the
of the Cosoey ef Ssww-t a tin
17a. 41 lie
•
a„ e.
:. •a a ends
Till out forego tel
water bow data:olul it may be
asseeat, se will awed (eW hes
tried rapiden support la it
se bin lbs p^+
sad ! in r ii slsne w
air, yeah'
nil AMERICAN WAS.
7►•e.ecr p~ btu •• ve 6.w . wFeb. IL sm Tim e
whisk says Owe w no messy dues
Y i1 \
Mr cad,
fees IA
IDM sad trample Nmber se
slobs Meeplkseeeet et
sonless it bee
railroad _Is seventy-two g
-
• bow rersMroa the
K er
beteg
peer
beim
the deepseptioa
item, the insides
ache lion, will *alar
Mai pad gitL al;
ter
c
atyAaxa.
WW1 We can assure our «.ofrere of the Ca -
11.111. N. median that we did not read hie articles
11.051. s. I with a desire to End fault, but merely 411
12.13
• Ll0 ..
I order to discover the proclivities of
p.ga.r claiming to be of a national charas
ter. We could not poesibly feel prejudiced
634 '• 3.941 .. against it until we had so read, and, after
..... Lett 3.45 •' all, we only objected to the introduction of
6 -.WI 0 /';S .a those seeds of political diecord, whiehi
-- our opinion if sown broadcast over this
land, would have an effect directly the ep•
i. r., the well-being of Ir(ahwen is
- -- - I, da. Irishmen, Sootehmeo, and ayes
English people themselves have
severely at the hands of the Bridals
Juton c$4191141. poalte of what the (naadtrn have in
GODERICII, C. W. FEB. 10, 1863.
�e
P3seONAL.-Mr. Howland,the Finance
Minister, left Toronto for Quebec yreter-
day. Several Western members left thin
morning.
Mail Service on Lakes Huron and
Superior.
We also learn, by special tekgrapl/,tlaat
the Postmaster General intends to ask
tenders for weekly mail service on the Up-
per Lakes; Goderich, Sarnia and Coiling-
wood
oiling
wood to compete as points of departure.
THE NORTH-WEST.
We are glad to learn that the Govern -
runt has decided to take up the subject of
constructing a telegraph line and wail road
to the Nor' -Went. The offers of assistance
from English capitalists appear to be satire
factory thus far. From the announce-
ment ruder another head, it also appears
that a new fife is to be thrown into the
mail arraagementa of the Superior region.
A little earnest, vigorous enterprise cm;
accomplish wonders, and well will it be fur
our country if the present manifestations
of growing interest in North-Western ex-
tension continue.
Beat of Government.
A large and influential meeting was
held in Toronto o0 Monday evening last,
for the purpose of considering the yuestioo
of the removal of the Seat of Oovcruwent
to that city after the present eexsion of
Parliament. The -meeting is said by the
daily journals to have been very unani-
mous and suoces ful, and as woet people
in Upper Canada agree in thinking the al-
ernate principle should be adhered to entil
he Ottawa buildings are completed, we
h imagine that the subject will be strung.
set before the Legislature. The only
anger, leaving expense out of We question,
that the everlasting conflict between
e sections will be renewed, as Indeed,
ely to be if the CreuMt-Foucicr q
is foroed into Psrlititmt.
eminent in by-yose days,
hoped that in this day et
and religious-tolcratioe, isaa there could be Ebb
of complaint left to the Irish people.
thought, and still think that if they
make that progress in moral lye Whew.
tial culture which they should the
blame can only rest upon 1eir own shoul-
ders: We have our own views with re-
gard to the causes which stand iu the way
of the advance,nent of a portion of the
Celtic race,sud limitate not to say that they
are to be frond in the people tkesssrlr.a
rather than in the British Government.
The Can/edioa tacitly admits with its that
in this country we dare all the freedom
heart could desire ; why, then, if dieren-
tent is the stumbling block in the way of
advancement at aware. cultivate to sedu-
lonely those very ele which that
discontent feeds a ? Can
such a course teed 10 7�er Irishmen in
Canada mora illpre Vine , in any oue
sense ? The Celt taa�sneered at on
account of his ignoranee in Toronto, but
we can assure our contemporary that out
West here, if -that class will abstain from
the pleas:utt exercise of the shillelah and
live respectably they can gain an large a
measure of respect as any other portion of
the community. Hundreds of them, we
are happy to say, are so living, and we
have never yet hoard that their children
were not able to associate on terms of
equality with those of any other nationali-
ty. And in the higher walks of life Ire- Iage 11 a 16 mi'es.
land is not unworthily represented : Oar The El" IDr]
from Blas sr
nen tothe �.m
Roadu •hes :.. 26 .ilea.
.Ates is
for
U
elmweeini tee eithicso her
iaearn
l
time ate
wit joy such
Ausl elf
la4o. %purr
.0 at the
The Free
aktre. atom. •sod their
Lure (ntes•sed 200 per
Ns look at the edit-
s/.
ds
ala both sections,
it far in ,help back
at the iguor
MtMNry.
show suroeglariug
w e of tbe Southern pro.
os paid• reve..ue of two mal -
shale tete the uatio.ral treasury,
lbe'ab leek two
3,
ie11,
40
11 "
1 J I.' anthem of deems,
•. pin y.
iseparatedbe tole river Ohio, and twhere the
10 „ Isud is tomb tM dollars per acre on the Kea
i un 7.ssa itis worth lwautJ dollars per acre
Is d 140 :as l'"'°16°41.1
•vol just the same diderenee
Your roads in the Coots of Huron, Imir�•redbit sol ebe Nagth of the state where
Is i fret soil came,. blether; and
informed, coat you fully $3,200 per mile. IFra at he' the miasma this t diffrrcace, it
doubt, gr■eel roads cal be constrtrtedaJlnn be told lost sow word, Sloven 1
much cheaper rate than that, probublrisl By uphold' who rilesystem the vied eu-
oroot inita.cee about 12,400 doer mile. ('s►'er..wg of the people aredastmyad; the ilrliec
lies, aid
probate/ iiw •h trti, ne eofpB-.o,, rod 'tion of ks i 1,s ids faculties
ane not enitivaled-their only
a scarce in the Cu..ey of Bruce. and .aJ royal Wood, which u e writer lhaa durrboast ofdh lu
have to be hauled lung disu.uces. ti's heir asy
ible
t the roads.
in timid ;
r�scheme ou:il be onurue dl at Isisele! "IYhJT boast of their royal blood,
12 400 per mile. For tie- sake of pew; 5e' 1Vhic6 baa nursed throaeh soutdreb Diose
.test construction upon i,e scheme, eer,I ' the flood,''
ss' tsar days of f roe it
TM off Kentucky n°d Ohio
let us say $2,200 per u..v fur I l0 neer, Yet in the South there are so
me men that
8lltewti look with hoirnr upon their pet llutitutlo,s,
Amount Iiroproeed to Iso-opeoded I but what can they do, they dere not say it u
w inepronng the r aJ, about Zile wrong, it would hate c iet • man his life five denouncealaver7 iia the South for the Iaat five
$iena'years prior to the great rebellion. No one
Being in excess of the sum estimated-•ka}eould Ise elected to represent the people in
scheme, the nits little tete of $140,0% " tlseir state affan uuleaa br owaa a as -tail
cumber of vee y proposed
Now,
it i. orally 4• bad tar lri0r - groes, end the ru soured laws
Mat, .uthouch ,000,sWW gwatl.o�. Iorbudd•ogthe emancipation of slaves; and
such loose caleulad, s utterly deet the°then were forced to bull *'awes r ai.sm
confidence of the .,atepmy. is is uu - their will, because their numbers ever sew
na.a, s they were trampled under fuer.
But let as see Im' fur the amount r -d I advocate the Cuion cause for they are
in the scheme wool go, end what ' trying to beild up •nation on the rock of lib-
But
would moss ridable be et: eity; cutin theory as it has been b..t in priu- pec
with this sum ; .(Ijud re (sons the ; upas.. l;rcedom of q tech, free Iab•, and h' h h Emperor
cliv inns of the pmrro immediately c d liberty of the press o their foundation ;and
in the cone/elite : the selectee.)
my earnest wish u that they mac soccer 1. that aha d sign wi❑ I e ar]up.trd on all the
The Burbles lila may los ffirae P inciples have been earned out in the French toiot, and on "ter pee ae damps
...Ti
!North fur the est also
WOOD 1 WOOD 1
• Printers above all teen cannot work
In Wee odd, and we will be tbankfttl
if those who intend to pay their
a000unts in wood will take advan-
tage of the sleighing to bring it in.
Coma now, like gaud fellows, and
let's etc who will be first.
k the President lees de
fns Gen. McClellan to Ike
' of the mm7 a;uin.
U,peu ib. announceurvuut being sande is a
bort Cussed I. was a gnat lorry. -
y Closest ones titreatrasd to wigs,
edea the rs*s.ol w radical members of
Csbb•et. Fort and other reasons die
t has determined to make no ehaage
pessent.
luteol of Oen. Hooker b ebe
of the army of the Potomac is mere
�t erurtl) It was made again t ibe
of the Presidia' and even the Se -
«1M His soldierly qualities aro
Mt bus aMlity 4t band*, sorb au
the
n ot
imassrtN . y u seriously qu -sooued b
friends.
Nothing of importance i erected from
Vicksburg har at leasCphi data. It will
toile tb•* time to eeeplete a canal and to
oar fefscs ef►eclusll u bear against the
Coa tsaelsmjbold.
Sr. harts, Fels. 7.
was errestd at the
Vetted St..tes oleate'
.alive of leaving the
gob jaillin
He c
ab. river imn.4
Wider • tau
eum,narily
sur.
St Q1 eu*t ts.
air The Report of Mr. Nairn, and
several eome maicatiew we delayed, bat
will appear m our nest issue.
gir Subscribers to Chamber's Eacyclo.
podia will be supplied at 15e the part, by
leering their names at the Signal Oso•.
hoar The Town Treasurer would beg
to acknowledge the receipt 01'87 .00, on be-
half of the poor, from Professor Ferguaou,
y he being the proceeds of his late charity oon-
oertiu the Court house.
.o. Francis :Train
iantes' hotel by the
e, slid gireu the aller-
twe in half au hour, or
the former and crossed
tees'. Ile was advertised W
speech ti -night, but was
vented by the Provost Marshal.
u, Feb. 7.-A despatch from
sarow, Ky., 6th Ilene the Cuutielontes, un-
der Ferbuwu and !Jammu!, Inc serum the
river, and are main oareline utf citizen •ud
committing all sort. of depredations.
Pxu.anuwly Feb. S. -'the prize steamer
Princess fiord arrived et the navy yard to-
day from off Char5otal. Sha. brings • par
tial cen6omafion of the attack um tour block
•ding fleet et Charleston.
The Key Mone bale had 23 killed, and the
Mercedi:a 4 killed.
Our vessels were all driven off, but none
were sunk.
NEWS ITEMS.
e,} Cardinal Wisemau expresser his syes-
pathr with Lancashire, sod amide a postursl
to his people fur help.
ele The French Government has,it u said,
made curtrarys fur the supply of itr &rmice iu
Mexico fur two years. .
e} A dight shock ofearthgnake ismer] to
have been experienced at Kirby Stephen,
Westmoreland uu the 6th.
ej- The traffic across the river al Montreal
ie becoming very brisk, the ice being firm and
the road good.
e� A correspondent writes to a H•mil
paper sugpesung the erection of • montes
to the late Sir Allan McNab.
�-A portion of tore city buildin,rs at B
lo were destmynt by fire on Satunlay ear
rig last. Loss 83,000 to $3,000 -insured.
rae A young lady while skating fell into
the rover at M..htee:d'the mann dar, Dad was
gallantly rescued from drowning by a soldier
of the Grensdier(ivards.
f -The Inerrant! Chronicle says that a boy
warned Lyman Schofield, sun of henry !Sob
6r•bi,wua stabbed iu the breest by another bo
with whom he had quarrelled, named Chart
Eaom.
e - The French Mint is paring so
new copper mover on w i. the :m ror
represent. d surrounded by laurels. Il.. said
It, Lawrance Ice -Bridges.
During the lath severe heat 'event' ice-
bridgee were funned ou the river, but they
were all swept away yesterday.
REMQVAL.-The Bank of Montreal
wan removed today to the uew Building
on West -street, next door to Mr. Grace's
store. The new offices will be much wore
commodious than the old ones, and the in-
ternal fittings are both elegant and com-
plete. The building itself is a neat two-
story brick, with out stone facies., and is
a valuable addition to West street.
ai*- We omitted to notice the Concert
giveu by ,jkIr. Ferguson iu the Cuurt
IIo on the 28th ult. The house was
not quite so large as at the first perform-
ance, but those who attended expressed
theuaelves well pleased. Mr. F. handed
over for the poor of the town the pr000ede,
excepting, of course, the expenses. He is
now on a musical tour through the county,
and we recommend his concerts to all lovers
of good music.
MII'.IONAaYMaa Ir No. -The Mission-
aryaerviewe in connection with the New
Connexion Church of this town, took place
last evening. Owing to the sloppy state of
cea` I the streets the attendance was not so large
as it would otherwise have been. The
Buff
proceedings were very interesting. Rev.
Chas. Fletcher occupied the' chair, and
good speeches wete delivered by theRevds.
Messrs. lire, Cleaver, McKidd and Cars-
well. The latter gentleman, who was very
much esteemed during his brit of miois-
tratino here, was particularly happy iu his
0- remarks. The excellent choir give eons
choice pieces of music on the occasion. We
are glad to bear that the colltxtions were
as good.
n
e■ianated Nei "-es &boot twenty yeah, (beb,re the
rebellion) and the most sanguine ex; ectaticne eeje The London Times, in an article upo
40 miles. have been realized from the result. Every colliery accidents in Great Britain, says ilia
The Seugrett rd span in this Province Il'l's to lave hie own it u terrible to .hirik that u; on an average
Owen SJu fro opinion, arid be he .1.,, tniok •
jmt
Galveston Declared open to Trade.
After the bottle of Galveston Gen. Magni.
n der lamed the fallowing prdcl -10.1 on, and
at sent it out in a vessel wider a ni : sl register
to a 'menet port :-
•G1LyWTUS, Jan. 4, 11,63.- Whereas, the
undersigned has succeeded iu capturing and
des rnymg a pert of the enemy's.Seet, and iu
- driving the remainder out of the harbor of
Galveston and beyoud the neighboring waters,
aed the bloclade having been thin edictuaily
ruined, he therefore proclaims to all cue•
rented. that the harbor of Galveston is open
fx.trsdi• to all friendly nations• and their
urerchants are invited to resume their usual
culnmeacial intercourse with this post.
•• Done at .Gahutun, this, the 4th day of
January, 1863.
"J It. M.kGRCDE!t, Maj. Gen. Com."
" We had the stettfectiun," says the /toes
104 Tdrgmph of the 7th inst., of sending
n • number of curies of our lust paper contain-
'ing copious accounts of the bait s by the
same vessel, addressed b the principal joule
( nab of the. West Indies and Europe. We
thee have reason to hope that the true ac-
cent of the affair will "be published to the
outside world. The proclamation ought to
been the effect to invite trade end bring
careues of deeded merchandise to our allures.
Southam to i1 -
excellent aed talented Governor General is
decidedly Irish, Thos. D'Arcy McGee is
more than a man of talent, he poem -tees
genies of no courwen order. No, let Irish-
men here forget their fancied grievances,
let them vail themaelvex of the bemeficen�/
_ fits r the land and there can be
secs We do not
heier i tone a single
c. Why should
the press
Save free
to make it
t leastriagrec
tirhioh
do, I wou'd not like to ser Lim d. a god as 1 nenrl
cd into of the7 7 year.
tbt street and hun,j Dike ad dog, witi.uutjuJ e
or jury; yet scenes of this kind have been _ rm •'• lady residing at Cheltenham has re
enacted uvrr and over again in the South,and
it is the basis to day they wish to est:sb:ish
their Government upon.
The majority of the North says that this
equity shall exist no lunger; scenes of the
end shall be trier/tied uu more, and if the
cries of the North do not clue the efforts of
he (luverumeut, I feel sure of their final tri-
unph. -cession men may howl in despair
-cast dost upon their hearts, but it is of no
avail; the proclamation has gone forth -the
50•s of Africa ere free in the district of Co.lumbia, and a few more days they will be
free men all over the ('Hired Settee the same
LI in this Pruviuce,and all will hail the happy
day.
y tweet)J Ines are lean in the coal mines
kin ever .cel of eve
d' 82 miles,
At $2,200 I
lenses,
sas, kc.,
Pre'imin
coon
Being
braced
tion o
The
sod
ed. w
lif
tin
no0
µl amount of 1M ar:.,. tea.
tpra ntschenJill
rich sad Sae
..lora South of t
cher pro.
la us is as s
the
unebaritablene
intruducine
the object
rr eep0nderat in
icbi on the very
ception.
int -
Probable
forehtomen as Qestablished
t Me
trate* Agee, 1 (i uekanaiIt r not ire
with The amp,- aka my..,,,.ment f will or entreated
of this 1 p•irtaet
lte-ope b4�mall all compared
abolished, their advan-
tages been
of e•at-4i;iug theta. The Emigration with the cast
emigration hatery is likely to detect the Depart -
went
continent rse:t s ' to set t
the
ed that the nem
Bimini
atKirit
ty 1p Upper C ,.
�fa. sot addi
section k
delay to the
The Govern
Me nom
^ J win oda chi.
state
a morin in ,,,trop to to ad yew /the 24yb
twines
This count the a.lPaetagw of tar
to lees for the hard workingCountry
ae Pa; oro Will
succeed in their ebrtl•T1y`t"w•strrn
jos
tired. and if the lain an
he
men' are recon e%'rts e f I
t/ hope
Prom
wwater welt of�P'uepe iiyo o ituie�es to�hy those �tbir•
Maw ergow or
vis leo *ewe nit: Resew*
tee aiprov.
C-aig the
IA It duei
he
im-
Y0,1 of a
of ten ice
hew stands at presate m man-
, end its very want Leah in -
want ot Meths. Tie ran be
36
, suffering as Obey at Iron: tie -
the imposition or air i I n l'-
suffer -
.114. ia the fare -aid to e Well
ar
of 1059. as far Oa
0011913 has in store •
WIN t in the wwaistirse et
..,,,..r. see es fahowev-whe
sub: it oral idlle leading to
41 en eiree au these roods take.
Ng eiPie es heavy • load as 1 esse On
a gravel raid itb tbe seen en it -far, be
an ▪ em, mat is
Intelsat sull lenity l
ef oar ea:
101.8 fit
11/
mar till
worth
iew the matter, mid
generally Tutertuined.
*proved. We are ornifeeely
poor mow aeon a eimprelesedril,
eitable grit& teed abrupt, eta
Bee to the Oben Comity. jet sb
ever, what failletes mach dee and felememin
ly wealititieeellbee me*, have ,Let es
The
sookr cote ered ie the worst
O&M 311. .ts itegeovement, Po
be med. he teleetien eseie
woe Eelend no the., 110 Mee*
• gratbee $1100
eviiirro;gind oultionneT grid Woe
of admirably edam./ tre all
for Ile• years so coins. Time s the
he roue or hoth, may talked ne wide moo
rememable Aope. This ran he *indwell Ad ail
lore of 111100,110. I 00. VI* 17
were which elm les sm. by wee
and nessirier nn mimed sal& If
tractor* Or middlemen h. les,
width oar people e. n
4 for cram Seri e re
time -speedy Imo* is IAA
this rose to thorned. olio
tore way to tars lesfissrnal
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whom in se
Sirrator, 4th February, 1863.
To the Editor of the Huron Signal.
writing of Compomitium et my School, awl as
ea inducement for them !stated that I would
select, from the number predured, one whieh
I might consider better than the others, and
paper, and as I receive your paper sa Town-
ship Clerk I have selected it, if you would be
so kind as to give the composition a plus in
your columns.
I promised to make no corrections for him.
C. PROUTY.
GOVERNMENT OF TEMPER.
awe a a Jittpetition of the mind which,
wham properly cultivated, metes eminent
person% bet •hien tint properly cultivated is
sera the cause of it. posseesor's coming to a
fled end. Although it is a disiinsition to
whirh every creature ie subject. daily ex-
perience teaches us that a " answer
son of• weld temper do much harm, if mach a
person should unguardedly allow Isis temper
t rt the upper hand of him he could more
y subdue it than n penion of a rash tem
consequenty be would be more likely to
-tie eid of reason before acting. I
OSA • mikl temper the most evninsehle of all
this" bet oe the otber hand a bad temper is
a scandal to its r sod to all that join
with Isits ;. a temper has been the cause
of numerous evils. in youth the temper a
100 much negleeted by parents sato, instead
elfttaining the child in the wsy it smotigt
very apt, by injudicioes trestinees,
viabest they cultivate what
An to erndett. The tempers
grew ISO doh grnwth,
emengib, 'bey herniae •
sog days Other is wisest Of ea dee
a pest to socirty, and is prehabile
ke to me beet redowets 10 gab.
• nalicit'esie in pants.
PH WRITE, Stephen.
pert Royal miser of Jaguar, 244 Napo
y_ sot, _god seer Nee
The roaleatiht kern owed tberiegt
vire blodegling ship la Oseneem
lob the Illeitivelmirish lie is Ow =t0
. he dower emir and a bombe
the ernelems baltioklfistbefal (di
of usegmet sad tbat
move aes fest he 10
eety toe Qiieen, for an cid ruan of 107 yews
of age, named Williatn Punier, • native of
Relnuarley, but no. living in Cheltenham.
Crearary to the experience of
cossionice in general. the Metropolitan Gold
Cenieany at lialinix seems to be On
the herb way to riches. The Directors held •
meeting I.st week and deciared a dividend of
1 21 per cent fur the half yesr, or ;2.50 per
share of $20.
tree A man known by the name of Aare
Scott was rein over and killed by a train the Grand I; unk between Bath and
me, on the 14th ult. Ile was quite tie&
al del not hear the noise of the approaching
train. Some doubt exists nn to hi* identity,
hut a few days before the accident he was seen
to write Ibis name as above given.
C:Ire A d.sease known as purports hemorr-
hage has recently made its appearance at the
West. Deeth frequently ensues in two or
three days. The pattent breaks out in purple
blotches, which gives the mune by which the
ilinelLie is known. A number of cases have
occurred in Chieago lately, neatly terminating
&tally, arid we leant Inane the Cleveleind
Leader that several persons in that city have
recenty fallen victims to the terrible disease.
Little friends, put things right hack in their
proper places. Sever leave things all about,
you ose any artiele-hoe, shovel, rake, pith -
fork, az, hamniaraimeebouts or shoes,books,
slates pencils, writing apparatus pins, thim
hies, pin-cushions,needles,work-basketeekitch•
en furniture, every article ef bowiewitery or
husbandry, no matter what it is- the very
moment you have den. unite it, return it to
its preeer place. Order, oider,perfect order,
is the watchward- heaven's fiist How
meek previous ease Is saved (*side from rela-
tion) by observing order -systematic regular-
ity I And little folks should begin early to
preserve order in everything -form habits of
are formed in childhood, and habits once
formed cling for lif
Yount friend', begin early to keep things
straight in their. proper piece; study neatness
order, economy, sobriety-eurything just,
honest, lovely, and aimed report. •
Coarse Talk
Toone wonien of the workine clams are de
eidedly less delicate in their speleh and behn.
view than yrosag Indies. They will permit
from their nude friends comainiess of language
mid indelicate freedoirs'that in the other elms
would he spurned as insults. can se rol
nrilitOn for ibis; I 4, not *On Thy • Torking
woman sheald not be as put* and delimit in
speech and rondoet as any lady in the land.
It is easy to understand hew indeliesey
speech or seeneer by exerrepting the masd.may
rte+r the fall froze virtu aunt easy. Bet I
would urge open you to eeltimite parity in eon.
onernitat Igor merely on women of its 'demi-
ses to yams/Ivey bet also os acerreet of its
effect oc. ;meg men. Tour infiesse over
young mita le not whet it might to be. He
Imo le the upper Inaba, begrime, emerge
steed vetoers to my es imblioue wird be
fore a lady; earl the esommemose is that tb•
mot ere seestily nelloi mod perinea la 111449
emwelemise end earmseem Dom is we wow
*Is wity merldeg meg 01.11114 am be tbortoglt
sernirnitese. sobillinso albs word, it
ie wraith ear peahen seeleey that rest
worn them embitt mob? of boot sod sees*
end do errovery eliete less hem regard se
belisp °Owes. Ts Oh sow, *very
trorneg ray, sod ernbe is be, •
las% eed it your prowtese Se mete ht.:
trs'elleee414:71t7e porta. Gad gee* yernoleue, Ohm of se
oir sol boo /woo Ms Ow mernerneryeesgeOlsefrmaillobilab
The Escape of the Florida.'
A Mobile correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury gives the following account ot thc
delay in sailing of the Confederate States
eteamer Monde' from Met port and her final
escape. It appears that the aenonneement in
the Richmond papers some days ago that she
had sailed was premature. At that time no
effort had been made to run her out.
"Captein Maffei lingered bere so long after
his vessel was ready for eta u to call upon
himself much criticism and censure, and ap
plications from acme quarter went on to the
Secretary of tbe Navy requestiner he removal
from the irommand of his vessel. The leer. -
Vary at once unwed tbe order relieving hies
lama coinnsand. President Davis Wu then
absent from Richmond. and the Secretary
rimed on his own enansel in the matter ,• but
happily for Maffit, President Davis arrived at
Mobile almost sinieltaaeoesly with the order
of the Secretney. The facet of the delay
were explained to the Pre -dent, who at once
restored Maffat die vessel.
'I sew hint one night when he was bidding
adieus to his friends. lie said that the wepther
indic .ted a strong "north neater," for which
be bad been waiting so long aid Cast he would
be off in a few hours. But the iidication was
not fulfilled. The weather changed, and he
remained uotil lest Thursday, this 11th .11.,
when he escaped just before dray. ile ettempt.
ed it on the eight previous, but the block-
aders diseovent i hen and signalized, when he
withdrew. Thursday night wee eery dark.
There was • strong blow ised • 'Lail stone
during several hoar*. He ran out unobserved.
Bat shoot four hours after his tempo they
either discovered or suspected that he was
gone, and the swiftest steamer among them
went to sea. apparently in permit. She will
herdIr ceteh him. The Florida is • splendid
venri, in perfect running and fighsing tries,
and ran, probably, whip lel craft that she
Owinot out rue," ,
Poweee Ritttreuera.-C. F. los
jeat been serrating before the Allertalte
400graphleal Society his reset Arctic ere
patience while in mere! willetertoss of the
ezpeditioo. and took tie reneortsoi-
mass ecbese he twouit away ebb kirs-a
hardy bower, *be ba• here intone owed
brae Arm sod does nights motiesdeat e• the
lee be, Ole oat bele. Oartsie diem&
feed to 1-itor Um Ow ossoweang. Ills
bee barna them te de se rer mote. Re
beard Kea teeseeee is *tibia party ef' doses
=seal brown mere ileisod *them she
so • perk Oleo, end amid sot nw
elthemi mos Oir MOM end
we fir tiny days dewiest MOO Saila
amp mosembel w the panes et levee.
baMst7.7 volts mem
r. A. T. Gab We pm So lirolowill
POOL HT INDIPILIDENT.
tat disselltma WWI *Ma peamassm ernes
inallnknalloa-
The esaileartsite of Itartr below heeds
0904 lime tasygmestadhalit
inakeelleehedes,'" ,111111111 Ishornere dom..
'itsu. furor, we're mespeadeas.
Lai meliee, within Onerous
Ant "Ilan of
format sad .terwileg los.
nes sone meidotelisfill
leo el may ba tesamemem„...
abs' 'no., weal isomendus.
tresehery PUS
Let Native
W se mew ghee
may soso.4 Isst owl adds@ the Wed
THE SYMPATHIZING WOMAN.
judo for the probability gibs teeth
If we *ere called upon to describe het
women. Nobody was troubled within, oaf
ady she hadn't suffered. :She kaiser all Sloes
ti:::::thbolyib.7....fibouarturut...1,:iusbuili:4:47wandorpliela.yrbisabeartlionate. 04
th:sas.dw M.:0....Dval:isba.cb,u)duatzt saltooning ottheiyartmellp:
Hastily procuring a large bleinket. Se wisps
you" "gasoodked blaa Dobbs, es lila saw his
near by.
hitusemolf.up in it eadraethiteouwelkumeemLirsseer:
are
inv'a. Vest's las matter 7"
"Oh I • great many things! • rine ;ern
foremost, I've got • convenor. 01 the brae."
" That's dieadful," sighed Mis. Dobbs, "I
came pretty pear dying of it tea years costs
next sprine. What else 7'
Di opsy, agein groaned Bob.
" There I taut sympathise with yoe. I
se troubled with it, but linens got over
"Neuraligia," continued Bob.
" Nobody can iell, Mr. lamer, lidat
IlUfFereil front Neurillig.4. 11'11 aa awful mes-
" teen, again, meek disavowed ty
fammetion uf the bowels."
•• If you've got that I pity you," commeset
Mrs. Dobbs, " for three years steady I vas
afflicted with it, and I dont thisk 1 se fully
recovered yet."
" Rheumatism," added Bob.
s Yes, that's pretty likely to aloag via
neuraligia. It did with me."
"l'cotbackie," suggested Bob.
" There bare been times Mr. Tamer,•
said the sympathizing women, " whey Idea
I should have gime distracted with tke mode
" Them'," mid Bob, who Isavisg tempers/
ily run out of biz mock of medical was,
resorted to a scientific wine, • I'm very
uch afraid that Fre gut the leillpeams
•• 1 should'ot be at all surprised," mid tie
ever ready Mrs. Dobbs, " I tied it wars 1 ma
Tbough it was with great difficulty he
could ktep from toughies. Ltob continued:
an'ic•I;Ite" n yoa can sympathize with Ina, Mr.
Turner, 1 sprained mine as I wee cumin
But that isn't the worst of it."
" Whet is it ?" &died Mrs. Debits, with
•.1 wouldn't tell any one bet yoa, Kn.
Doblis,but the fact bees Bob groaned.
" I'm deed, and the doctor agrees eith
me, that my lesson is &feel/14; us short l'm
Mb took • long tenedgfeel
what Mr,. Oahe 'Odd lay tu dint.
it is. I frequently have &pelts abodes mad
my bend mpself."
Bub could stand it en leery; he beret
into • roar of leught..r, white Mrs. MASA
taking for a precursor of • paroxysm of in
sanity. she esa led to take • honied leave.
What Farmels_Boys should Lew.
According to the anneal Register fer
1863, every ferrner's boy Would kaowsoiseer
1. To dies& himeelf, black hie owa shoes,
button, mate a bed, end keep all has clotting
in perfect order, and neatly i•
2. To heroes a hone, grease • wawa,
awl drive • team.
3. To were, arid wait On table.
drew a quarter of mutton
5. To reckon money and keep sermon
accurately, •nd accordiag to good bog.
keeping rules.
6. To write a m -at, appropriate, briefly
a:pinged business letter, In a good beed,sad
fuld and superscribe it properly ; sad slier
con trace!.
7. To plow, *ow rein and erase seed,
8. To pat up a pecker*, bead a fire,
whitewash a wall, mend broken tools, and
regulate a clock.
I retnember a man in Staffordshire who
was drunk every day of his life. Every Ike
thing he earned went to the aholionse. Ow
evening he staistered home, and found. et a
late hour, hie wire sitting alone, and drowsed
in tears. Ile wet not • man deficient ia yew
nil affection ; be appeared to be smolt sweet
with the wretcheduess of the rouser end
with some earnestness asked Ism why she we
crsitig. " I do not like to toll you, Joss. '
she said, •' but if !must, I mast ; nu chilling*
have not tous:hed a morsel this booed day.
As foe ree, never nsied me ; I most les.. yea
to gems how it has fared wit/ me. Bet am
a morsel of food could I brg or bey toe thear
children that lie on the bed before yin i sad
I am sere, James, it S better far eall w's
should die, and in my sad I wish we were ell
deed." " Duel r. said James, ' sp
a. if a Ash of liehtnieg darted woo ' ;
la end. Gies me that Om silk i
waited your subsumes- the ewes of a
upon me. I am dnewieg seer to lin a
gave ,1 wit! astooistosest sod hew. I:
Isis tome, mode • meet Memo said
?rem tbot serneres se ths day ebb
drab se Itemsnioll Orem bet
himself eutineti se tse
ern. en saddle and
look* breams bernip, bite
Meek wpm clad, file wes
tummy uses die peer leas sod , IOC
teem is their era, lees reld iss thsit2.
and WWII the ircernag el the lib ef
M. Antler showe reetwaslem sot sheers me
the Ow b. 11.441 la Ye head ohm be
am beteg MO to emit Aisne ale, sod2
sod eider, aoll ftwomild limens be
soil rect imam &el WW1, Ye 1 e woo NW
de very veil Newel ses.
If roe lhavegeed esorlibirtst4sia bill
wog pow sorties, aim ow
boobs Ikea Os Itertoldre poet ;IOW
Yob
ernes Ishavevs ifs meow lois relkio-fliffse
Dela
412. Tbe Ilse. adage Onowtes litui
Wad la Mem* se a irlepee nine SHOO
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