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ging ad. .tela ,Hew
i I seg fad. wider
Iib elope' pe.th.r r I._I I ire tut 1
yOralpladollars Gar tis prvile0m et lemea.w
*seLdrr• rax 0legueue and sa etheeteserMel
Tea salla s udy I Milieu ; thank yes, Bir
A mitt under as awekemeg rammer gears roc
fifteen hollers! Beal icer uie/ is..naa tram the
lips of tbieregifted minister 1 Cele.ti•1, SOW
grill Only Shaun 1 Nobody Lid wee/
Tweet,: tissue: you. Sime. 1)...d' Hermes
only t.00ty denies 1 Oahe of Gated, war.
rained pare, ;,..,ng rt teeslyl At tweedy se-
ine, lieu many • v .nth sod maiden, perwbiog
ere their prima. k'towe,suipped*tole they're
scar: • um iei the bud. totes at 1wer.ty 4ul-
lara
Sueh is life -even at the •Utleg soder
• peeve/tut ts.n,rtar 1 lana*,( st tweet?, such
is the herr traustory atiantic,.I thong, gie
its t -gone!' Tee foregoing cu,jpesu,il es-
a.spie of pulpit *story may money sees
faint idea rat the lane. tyre which the It. -v. Mr.
Bee.:her mai be bear•Nsed to buil ta
xi
MN we-
ll ns of kaoe
ny dews ratings on the pe pit
w
Mr. O..
wok 01 a h
t'r'ue child
Ion ted 1010 a
Or lour meeees
every naivete
ben., aured up
lnywrCy moved (a
trod this
the
abed
three
Ib
had
The
stroke hr -
1 0o her , daring pre nnney
to, ebrer lour menthe of whieb period she
had fed ayserg per; the beauty of wham tail
she cmesesdly admired. Mr. Hoes, by the
'lipier desire o11M mother, removed it by a
li:sruer gssdu*By ti.; binned fon f week. The
e hsld lir..J (hot Bever walked eithout the aid
of crutche-) for nine years, when the diel
i.
eaahiuw, orad,»l tau ►u 'deform. if than i•
• hlmnpt,er. T w patient would nut allow
as examwern,a. The tree was plec•ed in the
1
dbeteu;wn he wields the hammer.-
the el
amei
eu wheuee tie bob& forth •tad weweetul Guy's hospital. -Lance.
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',Sire, one word,' .aid • soldier. one day to
Darmg Attempt fit highway Robbery jr'retlese. the Great, when previewing to Inas
in Toronto.
PLUCKY COWDCCT or a aa1r:0r atetNTT.
On Friday a fanner in the tit -laity of Guelph
named 1Ls'pb Hines, paid, visit to Toronto
for ,he purpose of as'aag arrangements
ahem 11e pan -hale of some proi.erty, and the
payment ue the purvey for it, am meting to
a request for dr h,rret of lieutenant. •lf you
my ten;' .oswered the kind, •1 well have roe
hanged.' 'Sian,' replied Ilse aeda•r. the
Lo,r a .red, • butlyd, end segued. - kited: rs
and Juku.
Cuaaora-An banks., who was of the
celebrated Dull Rue bailie, w.,. u,u.eehat
stane d wh •u the bead of his ima,m...ten un
over $A00. Fail .; that the transfer of the the sett was takes of by a catmint' ball. A
deed hal not been p•elwr.:d.ho merle arrao ee. few minima after, twee., L repro.' boll broke
meets to return h•,me by the Grand Trunk the &o.•er of his eneemee on•the mine ark.
train in the evenin;. Ha went to the eepul The latter threw down he gun and huwkd
about six in the ,renin;, and k..nlln,( that with pain, when Lilt. h,} ,war roiled ups,u
the train would not depart .foe an h•.ur, he him. rxokirint, •Yo* oeld women. 'they
hired John itch nnld'a cub and Ind him to e,ytr'l You ore anokmg,ewe no.. *host 1,
drive him round for city a .hoot Jiei. er.- (him the man wltu has lust his head.
After diving ultent a *hurt time the cab drew
up in from of Mr. Curer' tavern, York sneer, ( 'Don't put too much con6Jener• in a borer's
and here it seems Mr. Hines t-euteJ tbedrncr Yue'sad si.,he.' sriJ Mrs. I'orti.gt•.0 to her
and won. I.en.md whn Mere in the t.criu to teem. eel him teal you that you bare life
• glue of ;iquur. When_ he haft the tavern like etrowbersi.n and o.eam, eh.,ks like a ter-
med Kesel entered the cab,* roue; man named tat,un, and an rye like an asterisk ; but such
Alexae.d"r Sim•luir, •eft known to the Polite, thing• ohne' conic riots • trader heal titan •
g 1outhebeewiththedii.er. The cab teen • tattier tem, t'- kiddies Old Jokes.
drure u9' anJ armor toed petrel; tb-ou;;h the
streets until the roc,';er iosiie thou,!lit it ''Torestan Axxci.oTa" er C.anIN.t
Wad time to be at the deem. He aveurdiarly yf•rei uT.-Tile l41.911"3" that his vier our
shouted ti the drie-r, eh.) $newered him 'it
WAS *11 right,but Mr. Iiutes being of s defer.
eat opinion, tried to open tee rah door bus
form it fast outside. After driving about an
hour the rah soddenly stopped, and the door
oiwne 1, stellar Hinge was told o *tight. Tu
►n set rniehme•t he rutted he was outrule the
city, near Celorel Wuil's bill. sod far away
Gots any deeleag. he remw,Wsad with
Ile driver of the cab-•ypang lad -far btiet-
in; him to such a:A :Are, alien Sinclair carne
forward and attack him a violent blow in the
lace. Mr. Hine,, who is beteeen sixty and
eevente yews of age, quickly etsred it, J nay, Bilf, Jim's caged for steeling •
ko ueking bis opponent down. The ab drove horse!' *Serve him right ! Why oietet he s
oR S..cbrrkwho te * etweeeraiitfellow,obuui buy one and not pay for it, like any other
day *s':.d him for 90M, money t r buy neees-
.•.y linen for • mar who was in greet oeees
ally sad hal nobody to care tor hon. 1 he
money ase given, and 'be cardinal found 1.11-
a-doaen new alerts ou hie table. Ile asked
by they .ms there. The sake booming fa-
ineants, replied, '0h! Mmisigueur, pry lor-
gise me -you are the poor man that teamed
the money ler; you give cvrrytbing away sed
never think of ycurerlf, and i could not bear
to sero the ragged: *tate of your sl.iets any
longer.'
ltea•re Vett r
z e} ta r'•rn.Ai L noby rusealed i0
145 ei •by pmsi,syd t. lbsm 'Mk
• MOM o7 tblhea►*em,
1w ipieble
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to„tial by
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1gHAL
GODv C!!, W. MARCH 12. 1863.
ser I . welcome meg of"Sweet Rob-
in Redb " was heard this morning in
thossiburis of Goderieh.
VERY LATEST FROM QUEBEC 1,
Spacial Dispatch to lbs Signal.
BY IELEGIIAI'll LAST NiGHT.
This Report of the - Comnn..io.ar of
Public 1Vorks for 1862 says that
abolition of tells on the Canals, now triad
for three years, has failed to divert trade
from tJte-Erie Canal, which has increased
its trade while the St. Lawreoee has Pellet
off. And it will now be a matter for coo -
sideration whether in the prseut state of
our fioaneee tolls should not be reimposed
and inland transport trade made produc-
tive, which in a few years would furnish
means to deepen the ehannel of the St.
Lawrence In ten aid a -half feet and en-
large the lucks, the estimated cost of which
is • 1,028,001.
The Committee no the Essex election
protest has ordered a new election. Ran
kin and O'Conuur will again contest the
county.
PUBLIC EXECtUTIONS.
Oe Fri l,y list the Bill introduced by
Mr. Lan;tevin to prevent the public exe-
cution of the sentence of death was read a
seeo nd time, and elicited considerable
debate Itis to the credit f Lt
of in
able, or
if as;
Of
Sae et
elemiled
tlm.r
tars.
would ' have
.although W
something
Mal things as
endeavored w
amber rose the
little mux for
otos oonottied theft
physical (or ma
ease is self-evident
little to see
manly stand.
Nem
et tie "Aruba."
ILura; Har.► i.
"'Arabia," from leverpeol
red ben. this moraine.
lh. blahq •'tion was the leading melon
j}ema.' had int • despatch to Berlin, ex•
,g great dimatisfsction with Me int.. -
u -7 Ponds iu the stairs of Pulaad.
tidebate in the British House of I.nrds,
11 d.uuu,eeed ibe cua,.. of (tussis.
as English steamer arrived
' , writes f '*en : -On the Mob
I believe, 1 poured the "190"
• ally rat. • suspicious
lib.ier. She w steeriug South
1 beard reports, sod saw the
'f .gam I aim mow the bunting of
writhed, • contest between
two +i 1»t Mw the dashes of Imo
P. M., and from 10 to 1 l.3e P. M.
•m the exchange
As 1 .ot see the vea *s
farther information.
*tele am implsiag demon.tration at
*15 A.felfteatee. Liverpool on the 19th
alt., M._5ane-r t of the emsinpstiou prods -
art Me ee ilealOeat 140e01a.
H. . of Comm. on the 19th,
eel • re.oIItion
pruv.ion for the ('finer of Widene-
d*
that the Pti.ee's income from
N. Duchy of(brneall, be.,Was £60,000,...d
was perused to rare this so £100.000,
with an a1 ,ti0bsl £!0,000 fur the Princess
of Wales. 1'b propuaitiuu' pared tomtit.
snugly.
Earl Arleen coodemtsed the Rusian con-
seekpw/4 as moat unjust and imprudent.
lad ea the dip be mese set at prima blots" et the 4•••••010 'osis psiwos>r, 1rM
.tray u r•ero d nes, we ats.wy. is 11111*•,
W awe* the melt of the 'manes impost.
•.Lolde anda mark ble 00480 et
As (ngewt wee'We 11/'ttesbrende,r, MSF
o. We*Ar,
r iW i+t May ►
s{Ifi)laegvJ man, tise harper of • bs.,ho.ait,
.oto warn luemi bangics Ni the by -let: adjure•
iajl the Loam, ruder rather resusebab(e cir-
plaMaawa. 1* moos that Wy was ware•
attuned to d'us.keuueaa, and, .u1 the ,zr.Pr
tion of terra eights, hid pee to bed dau.!t
each night for the pmt Arrtaight. U. T huts -
day manning be rase es and told Am
wire that he em •sial ea W Kddu•
'.raster. ile demi a gest daYse. sad obs
lett the ki'cben. Bet..ea Ise aid eleven u'-
e!o , es we •u iutbsHeard
.umakktLiu:the Irl* wits
bayhl*,g1sadsn,sl.s ru,bbuu!y
led her to go into tis stable, Ret on to the
manger, sod so to look *to the loft. t36e
then saw her buabaud hanging by his neck
from • halter tied round a beam. bastes*
ut eivieg a, alarm, husever, ah* .eat tat,
the !louse, put on Isar bunuet mud shawl, and
went w her sun, a lad of fifteen, elm wet
working with • borne .ud cart at • drawee of
nearly tee miles. She turd him to make
baste borne, as she did not know whether bar
lather had hungi himself, or was attempting
to du w. hie had returned with his horse snail
tan Siong tee turnpike road, while lb somata -
retraced her *tele serums the fields. They
both arrived about twelve o'clock, when the
son asked his mother it she would go sal
look first. The woman said she could not,
and that the sun had better fetch some one or
are. 114 had, however, bad a peep into *be
loft, and, seeing that bar father was dead, raw
for the pariah constable, who, wheel he arrived,
the p'r'one', and that when be war entrust-
ed with moneyhe eootinued dao cold. The rife ofgthe deceased mos further
°P0° (1 sated that, while to feteb her son, •he
every farthing until it wail eahouated, and sant 5.0.01 prawns oar theroad, bot'did not
What he was entrusted with goods for sale say anything, feariopj it would •seek a nor
he appropriated the moray to his own use. ration in the parish. 8he said herhusbead
The prisoner had robbed huth
father haw moos a eery niokte
nt man. that he had atmpt-
dred times. The prisoner said be had d t" bassg hiotself un two eviuse oecwiow,
11011,0, to urge in his defence, sad did bot to4sictiiti►e,faid inut Ich bire hetet
eetIs. r aredy int , and
ercomfort-
sere. The magistrate, after oberrviig sblr. Toe jury considered her condact is
that the prisoner was the most incorrigible obs mune, vera storage, and they roosted
%illian he had ever met with, committed • ..,duct that " flee deceased destroyed him -
him for triaL i self by hanging, while in an 'esound suite of
mind caused by druokeenes."
frost SIM .iron w be an indestrimis
and 1iiLhtwMd mss, pwM.d him with
• eosi mod isms massy b pay like • Mdd.tl.
Oar tits smansight he Woks into
er'. 1...s ..4 robbed it Fur Ave night'
le alts itabW.,n-
we need
11ge tis tame tidy dowse
tact tithe *1511(07
of abl arm already
h..dre the5.afd
army p all osmolar,
ability u a11 the
long before neat
may be, it n not
has decided to catl
thousand new sen,
calculated to moue
It " office estimates
tib tis. um '' loyal States,
✓ between timejft 0 20 and ti; will number
two sillier (brae hundred thousand, and
Mr. lforris' ea aeeoant d Ilbd rd Mem one mSlioo fire hundred thou
ill -health having been the Hoo. sea ant datl• his thought that upon
I' in &boat owe et three or your will
Mr. Fw):tlsom Blair b d pay the in feud a'na'l service. le
the oica, and war i. oa Saturdty tbau1rw, thee r.ndred t►asaod troops
last. The mote
that Mr. Blair aho.Y'b k.i, h April or Mry, into the
Mid, it would give the Government a fund of
is eminentlyfit cPost-
7
t thin millions w
ted (our
to ►Ie► icould its
y
t be used
beauties fur the purpose of inducing the n1d
it was last night
soldiers .14.11 1111''01 of senir r 0bout to
CoiwlaT.-Cr d expire to eeolist lobe Secretary of War
.There war an opal- eencen green, rte- tea offer eseb ao dier the sum of 9300• club
o our 'goo- s(stirlg apparently seteral hmidro is of Iwldoso•e, a5d it s believed the wch an
lators that there is a growing desire W do of5r will rear* them„jrat' of tie troops
away with the horrible scenes pprincipal
at laetruments. Tel,itusic must bare born .bo will M enritlyd to Ieare its the summer
of the " Partonsl persuasion, for there mom Is. - Jt is also expected that melee cer-
puLGc executions. The principal acv- tai* peotLioa, ol'the slat'* Dill, at leottitty
n were splendid in,;tt"ns of t:ow-bellr, 0x- I
rnenta,ia favor utthe proposed change are I tbomm•sil1 el to t sill voluntarily br iovulun-
horne, kc. IS ht tl,e performano of I tarilr etas w tlr army.
that these public exhibitions draw togeth-
er
Mr. Bull all to f ieuta. The question '
crowds of the vicious, idle, and brutal- r
ins, what on ear+duce it all mean • James Gordon B nnett'. Account of
iso* plortimft of the *immunity. But it the Alaailts on him as Editor.
m
IIORRIBLS (IMATC.-They had shot1'be New Turk Ile: add had scarcely been
of wow the ver day at Boston, sod even established it year when its edit sr rearmed the
first of these huroewhippinga to which, during
hie Mamie! career, be has taken noltw ger.
Having pwbiiebed certain 'tektite tits touching
the ebastetrr of Mr. ttrrhb, bis former
Why that rust account for the fact that *anew' in tie Cowrie' ted /.Saha', that
ge0tl.atm aro..d Itenrwu ii, W,Il Street
50 many our friends and brethren " oedsy,snd.af,er knocking him down Mat him
the Am.eans are crowding to the wore heartily with his rune. "1 hire et *polo -
my, t be put in a still stronger light- Not
only does the ghastly sight draw to it the
dregs of society, but mingled with every
uch crowd are to be found great numbers in Waehl,gtnit is cold enough to chill
tse:Ily-t au years (Atter, setae come forward, gentleman?'
►ad meior Aro blows were eccbaueed, when
the parties aelesclied' sal fell. Mr. Hien
roan x'.d to get on top' of his adversary, and
drew a e!asp knife from his pocket. He then
urde'od Sinclair to got up from the ground,and Point him by the collar witb his left
band, thu knife (ewe opened in hi. riebt, he
ennveyed tum • priam.er to Smith's tavern, on
Bathumt street, s dla'ar.cq of three quarters
ofa mile from the spot where the encounter
took place. As he could get no eseistanee to
to take his prisoner to the Queen street Po-
lice Simi tar, be reluctgRtt'y let him go, and
took un his gum te:s at Smith's fur the night.
On Saturday Cameron be called at the CayHail Polite Station, mid gave the particulate
of the assault and robbery, furniahin • the io-
liee authorities a: the same time 001 a des-
erieelot of the esinnan arrf Sinclair. Ser-
geant Major McDrwelt and Detective Crow
were pat In ,egression of the is"ts, and the
Serers .t•M.Or at once suspected Sinclair its
bete; one of the peert:es implicated. A visit
was paid to Smith's t:,vem by the officers, and
:1
they h.their .c-s;.i i,ns confirmed. About
two hours after their return to the city, they
appeehrnded Sinclair whi e be was walking
down York steal. Mcl) 'mild was apprehen-
ded oa the cee-stand npeewite the softie
Reuse, and lime men conveyed to the Cit,
Hall pe ice stati in. where they were instantly
idr•.tilir•d by Mr. Iliae.. When brought up
at the Pelee ('vurt on Monday, both McBee-
ald ad Sinclair were convicted fur trial at
the As. zes.-&lobe.
Sue through a Lsroscope.
Leowenhneek tells of animated insects seen
with the microscope. of which twenty seem
million" would be only equal to a mite. In
sects of v trims kind. se observed in the
c-.vities of a coalmen grain net send. Mould
is a forest ofbeauitful trees, with the britches,
leaven, rowers and fruit, fully discernible.
Butterflies are fully fathered. Hain are hol-
low tuhee. The surface of our bodies is
covered with scales like a fish ; a single greet
of sand would cover one bw:dred and fifty of
these scales, and each sale covers fe bun -
deed Fiorito -yet through these narrow open-
ings the penteiantion exalts like wafer throe: h
a s,eve-hoe minute must be ata particles!
The mire mates five hundred stele in a sec
ond! E.ch drop of st.gnant teeter conte. s
• world of animated brings, swini,1ine with
u mach liberty as shales in the gra. Fetch
leaf lir a enlo.y uf insects goring on it like
ac ox in • meadow.
Criticisms, or 5J.sar.-A dulingeished
lamer wee emmseltd anon an important sed
dib lull cask whish he stedi,d for several
dry. erre •4*heea sere. Bid wife thee sa'R
WWI eine M mbar ;rt, and goto • desk in the
down 501 wale • 1.
erefull peered in rhe
in de
11 -Wed fight fight at Elora -
The Guelph fferdld says: -0n Saturday
eveuine Imo 1 board Lysidbt, • nun uf about
20 yeah ofa:w, who war at one *1110 a
0•ate in the 100ih liegiment, and has recently 1
been working rotted in the rreigbborkted os
OsElora, went into t tar room of Beat',. Curd.
mercies l Howl, so that village. Sten slier,
I,ysieht. oho ems partially iutu:ieated& had
dispute with Mrs. Bain, who was Meet- theliar, about the theft of some money. Mean-
time, Jules Bain, junior, sad. other parties,
bating come into the b*r•ruem from a, inner
apartment, young Bain turned maa nen A110ems dank and making a distolattice, and
subsequently bad .oris with Lysi4h, who he
threatened ,o .erre in the same me
annr. The
I
dispute inch in a fight teeen th'i's, punier,
and LTsigl.t, in which Vein,senior, time part.
Lyej;6t wee put out of the bar -room, an! the
0„ht continued, father .o:d son and laymen
striking and tuinblii; ever one another
the street losi,bt eventual y fell oil
back and almost immediately expired. An
'tepeewitsheld by Ur. Finlayson on Sunday
Afternoon, and by adjoarum.nt on Mondet
forenoonr( martens, a pied examination little
deceased 01 the deceas.har,ne in the sreantime
made been maby 1/:. Middleton and Or.
Paget. The medical eveleece is . the elect
that death resulted from lieu twined in
the 6iLL hr. Middleton` .r.. that i
was blood effused on 'theme
and that the right yen •t c
blood' . nion ac‘''
ems quite • dr
death. After • {e
external inju
presented sigh
n.rived in
states rhea
after death
much swo.11
peaeoce of le
much ducol
He adds, the
occasion such
is the verdict a
esuminrd the
h.•atd the e-,'
fames Ly.ght,
effect of brows
by John Ilei
and near fbe
of E tea, on
Februarym
tomilted-
Aa
•t
of uncontaminated youths and virtuous the military dor of most men. {{hat
women. It ie parsing strange, but it is
rue that gentle roars, brought .up in a
respectable sphere of life are drawn into
the stream of morbid curiosity. And all
the benefit supposed to be conferred upon
society by publicly taking away • wretched
criminal's life, is that it arta u a warning
to others, who, the present law supposes,
are engaged in practices very likely to
teiehinale in the same formal manner. Of
mune it matters little to the coodemned
whether he is put to death within the
priron wal1d, or hung up in view ofa holi-
day
lard,
tion
f.eli
rowd ; and yet we think Society at
has a right to demand the discon-
ce ofa practice so revolting to every
of huulanity. It is well-known
a . spectacle brings a greater con. :pensive and that is all that can be said
of spectators together than the in ata facer.
hanging of a man. From all pa
onantry pour in the g j wjja - E D I T O R I :11 S 1' 11 )1 .\ 11 Y.
ns of depravity, and when we re-
ber that lacy . nm of more re -
person,.
person,. ere present, on *trim
hich we may suppose the "We> y
mouth of the make, it is evident
of ugh an assedlation mast
but i.rneficial. If the idle
Be were witnesees of much
ht not be eo pre -
t. There is
it
an "outrag•n"" climate down there!-
vial et•os here of Canada. gime," writes the assaulted editor, alluding to
lie p the fracas in hu text day's puh.ic.tion--' 1
have to aeologise to my kind readers for the
want of my usual life trr.day." He then L,IM.
Bart COCNTT TOWN. -The i'cxeda
, with respect 110 his esilant, that he, eh;
Que*kib is sol settled we believe le some going rap behind me, est a slash is my brad
peopltmagined. At the late ni worn_ in about un a a -half inches in length, and
Wakrton, the whole *fair moa. knocked .br.wgh the integ.ritentsof his skull. ,The
fellow, n. d,.ub, wanted tolet out the sever
a god deal higher than " a kite." The failing seppl! of ,told -burner and wit which
gmeemen of Bruce have a wonderful have created sacb a reputation for the Herald.
Sul appropnate the e,nenIts 10 supply oho
hark of changing their minds between enspti..res of hts own thick shall. Hedd nut
om meeting and the next rine It i+ re- emceed, bowever,in ridding me of my ekes.
m -red that an M
effort will ba made to dire My rdsr'
.0.,; a •fen d*n, will 0uw ns freshly
ant he wilt, laid it so, tm hue 0 01 ..
sive the Pro. Council entirely. and we Ewer months sfter.trds Bennett 0us again
Link it would he a very ental idea. It is asmelted by Webs. near to the mune spot
where tee parties had enc• enterer a*ch other
getore. As twl,'Bennett gee,,, an account
o! the afar in his paper. We quote the
f flowing eharacteri.J.c extract:-'• As I was
leiretely parseinz my business yestetduy. in
Wall Street, velectin: the inf,rnation which
is daily plisseminated in the Herold, Jomes
: atsoe Webb came up to me on the Nerr,-
.raside of the stmt, sled something which i
meld not hear distinetly, then pushed me
OMR the store steps lends; to one of the
brokers olffcrs, and cnmeoenced frg$hring with
iY
Weems of brutal and demoniac desperaion
characteristic ofa fury. My damage ora
seratrb, about three-quarters of an inch in
length, on the third finger alba left bend,
wbichearceived Irons fbe iron paling I was
forced *,moat; and t'.ree hutting torn from
ray vest, w1iefs any tailor will reinstate for a
sixpence. His lose iia rent from top tubot-
tom et • very beautiful black coat, w hieh east
the ruffian forty dollars, and a blow in the
fate, which may have knockod dawn his
threat some of bri fofermal teeth, for anything
%Levsteam framer' fi...,stce in raj favor, 3e.95 do:.
.10-010110-41
Ilam. Malcolm Camemn is to be
reoommended for appointment as (lei erur
d British Columbia.
/Sir A branch of the (1. W. Railway
is h be e,gtended to Oil Springs.
sir Defeat of the Ministry in South
Oxford ! says the Stratford Erfminer in
black letter, referring to the el..etion of
Mr. Brown. Pretty good -try again
•e' In answer to a games put by
nger, Mr. Foley nail it was not
1 ',
•
1e is the
, silently, bat
the stroke of
pun the being an -
mild it hats no effect upon
would sot that dread toys -
shin to the heart of crime
tly as ie the other lase f.
id, and we therefore hope
1 A''rbnS
dial g ►.1ra
SBTBBB•T.
Ie-
ragard/
awe in
it ii; Bank -
et p.t oet
pro
Iawre rem
y tfMw-
thaw
for the abolition of postage.
The Globe says young sea le
considerable numbers are already sheik
addling to Canada, fnehtrned at the
coming conscription.
pr 'set
dead Aet i, re.
meal shier this
M Marta
with
maderef A
Jti
ht made
say ars•
ing is Sires
es-
ye*5the
w seaey'a
Mot awes
is I e
Ado
illar51I i.
Horrible Altair.
Der°niT,Marre 'ih. 10 p.m.
A negroe who had committed an outrage
sport • young white girl was Seine taken from
dee Court room to gaol, under escort d she
miliary. this ...mine, •n bemire to rem"
hire eras male by m gang of w.Jies.
crowd eras fired upon, and rine man killed did
Nvemsl wounded. Ficin; (tied in the WerieMeg
tw geipr,.sennion 0f the negro, the mob per-
petrated the most Nampa Nampupea_del
,planed ((.eeie residing in the vicinity 011ie
Stall. Houses we-.igetted bel beta., Hs
inmates maltreated. and In pan
killed. 10 or 15 limn harm slj
and as sassy brows hunted. A
•tempt is sow berate nwde to quell the 4 .
PatrioTs.-Every nee Prem Ibeilpe4
saes Bride, ears the Hosanna,
Mhgs nasb.n of Brother Johnathan's
e ns ehi Brea, wise ewe to think
air of ttia ee*etry it meet more
their eo5etitetion, than them of t
Thai -aft aver theme pneerfel.
conseepnrm *u IH all
*;a del ettbir fin's' er,d, and pat
tummies towards Caere, kaowt.g
the are sets.
Ons h•ndred ►„d rorty .vee
*Mime sailed fnr Qereara.d In
,1*ra trots lirerp,el ow the 1
. q. Feeds *rut heist mord to
ibommed opersimes. Heide
Zealand le se emitntiet {old
mrl.ke the comet 15tete Beek
otszettazelf the
semi
The Chanute flew tan w
of the bsaeks heyvn is the
hoe this sessile paid rat he
reams sato ter the its
mor Y lbs fersew Oleo,
o,
.Meet ie beak kis. Tie lanai
ro a etwheat at Dote t
Ins lMea
As to intimidat!eg mo, cnntinors B.•nnct,
•'or changing my course, the thing cannot
be done. Neither Webb nor any ether iron
shall, or ear, intimid,te me. i tell the honest
truth in my paper, and leave the consequence
to Oodt i may be attacked, 1 may be as.
riled, i maybe killed, i may he murdered ;
but I will never succumb. 1 never will abate
doe the cause of truth, morals, and virtue."-
ltatpls Bar.
The Wonders of Stack Yodiomos.
'• Which it's wuadeeful, Sir," exclaimed
Mrs. t'., one moaning, ".hat them pilla and
bur s10me, 1 oar duce for oke ',emetic of boor:
n•tur. 1'w sure, there was my Sairey Js,» s
fat cousin, which he were nut eased), •
journeymen bricklayer. Sir, but sue ch •
you Iermin"ts a jobbing bricklayer, as jobb.
.lout off and on at pietewovk ; be (.11 off
from a acalfe in the Boris' (toad, and lay
eery dangerous et et. Thome' Oespittle, and
nothiuk its the world would bare prevented a
camera obscure from a woman' in (es he told
me with hes own lips. a.a) eaid 1. .ouId mak'
his affidevey of it any dry art tbe week, 'reeling
utthe Sabbath. which Le wets religious, al-
thou;;h o bricklayer). but that their bleared
ointment -or he might bare gone about on
wooden legs to his dying day. And u fur
the pills, 5.., there's e aunt of mine down in
Linclua'sinshire, .h., hadn't so much as an
bounce of liverIrft, and used to go of its fits
in a harm -chair, ural fancy that Nana Sahib
was a-tickliue of the Bolts eff her beet to in•
douse her to marry him, which Leeway it
would have been, Sir, in 1M eyes of justice,
being ber'useands lorefu1 irate, let roue the
disgrace of euro,{ to ekurcb with sucb a wags-
boue ; and after a !sax of them pills, which, as
the advertisement says, is for ecrofuly pulite
et the Durk. dislike to society, chilblain,, and
attestant try blushing is a certain remedy, she
righted he:se!f quite curage -scent a ruu may
Ray, Sir, and sent a tetimooium to the pro.
f h 1 ed b
.r
Ile Latest Skedaddle to Canada.
The Detroit Free Press of the Sob, gen
of Msfeilovring:-The pmsa;n of the con
warps. net war aha si;n•I for the weond
minas is of fbe tide of Canadian immigra-
te**. Se peeping an art bat .'sr mel very
peal who mood .pre eomptsrrevely strong
•nisi b.lr.. Kneels which bora up nsronply
Ulmer d.msoeipetirrn and wages egiuIity,
glee enmistoko•blr evident. of weakrwu at
t pr.pset or &ling garde. in the field.
Tileehgreeg vdl.gS amiss the river i b.-
wmidg es popish' a piece of resort u a
fimtjssmbie srsiide town dories the water-
... wa.I4 ja44* from 4 arwel
r that Wirndsor was enjoying a
glLpaj irilde,, sod that ill rhe people
m.M.- alje5t with nothing to do. M
"akar d sdiploddiers 611 tiss hotels and
hag 5ediee and trees erieens bare In.
tab: door. The eight et
tbsir r ate, ff it inerrs..s will Hon
bee/pal to the teem hereof Aags• net
whim a proems gaud had to he emteeipnrised
and .t gtiomd *pen the doeb and in the
ores,. water tery tan mobs wsiks abroad
with s attplei•m• Seeking vatic. The
re u.lyeeseet " epee Cards is tits
tl nut ,soetined to white ams the
A .111 *. of /thinks descent•'
.fie ly
wpm thea M s be so rsppert0.tey
Fs *lb N *but Asir ythhitg q.Wtlos, awe
nail Is thas they awe meld*( ameba from
trkb rami sbmem lye dlgr'IH.1
ddb. oft tjaatl tally she RR nbh
d ant, lot/ Moen* 5540..44
for FubSr« alt• tail=
OM ebbe 01.5
y wkbtvet ,bot a ihma.n lir
^>lstramavt. lart M tet
~ a wares ea tad tthe snug
..._
was Sims sealed, eta poise-
man,
oll.►
man, and "-'i tI brA.s Mr. Oesb, at this
court, on Thswitp, the ISH ia.l. Mr.
Omsk said Ib. } bene wN 4 be amore,
ted for trial *505 4•ry and robbery, sad
rrmaaded him for a week for the e.alli►
turn of the depositions. His father, with
wetakeu, but kind-hearted, lenity, dib not
■ppear tin Thursday, and his prodigal atm
was duruhar ed. On the saute night he
again committal • burglary on his father's
house. Ile effected an entraeoe by break-
ing down the shutter of the kitchen win
duw, and opening the window. He sea
oeeded its carrying uff two coats belangiug
to his tither, and a oust, hat, nap and
other articled belonging to James M'Cabe,
a young man, his brother. Last uight,the
prisoner had the audacity to again attempt
to enter his father's premises. Ile war
detected by a police constable, named Wil-
liam Hall, !4o. 425 K., who found upon
him one of the ousta he had stolen on
Thursday night. He admitted that he
had plundered his father, and said he had
as much right to take things u his broth-
er. It war proved that the brother war an
induatriuus, sober man. He appeared u
the prosecutor in this came, and said his
father had endeavoured in vain w retain
A Rand Romance- Double Elopement. ,
- 1 A Mas S.i.t.mm DT ata BaoTe .-tx-Law aT
CANTLIB.IR, :Mauer.-Thcsmall vil-, Btaiexoeai.-Oo Sundae night last! Jas. 3,
lage of Ron, situated about three or four soother dreadful *fair occurred .t lsirwiiog•
miles from this town, on the road to Bal- hum. ie • home in New Canal Street, Joh.
line, 050 oa Haturda night tiro' " into a Kfllaghan tired with bar mite and t.o ebd
y n *ren, and two lod"ers, Mk'h.el Lundy (Imo
rather interesting stateof ezcilement by wife's brother), anti John O'Donnell. At tea
the ■nnonocement that tau of its feu'hose- o'clock on Sun,lay night Killugban wu in bed
oiselin, had quitted their respective psrcn- .,upsteiro with hie wife, and O'Donnell war sil-
ted roofs, and fled with two gay Lotharioe, tux in the town' room dosing brfute the fire.
representing the scholastic and tev s.ichor- Lunde. *h., bud been ow drinking, caroe tad
can interests -the one being a National kicked a the door, sod u 11 war sol ■1 non
echrolmaster and the other travelling dine- °Hoed fur him, he tried to bran: it opeo.-
in liter. The fair ladies, who were K'llagba,, who had been aroused by the
Stu mew, nose duwo stairs, but seeing that
cousins, effected their e.cape in the ate O'Denncll war unlocking the door, be return-
sence of their parents, who were, on the ed to bed. As soon as Lundy gut into the
day of their departure, attending the mar- house, he began smelling the furniture, and
ket of this town. I believe they did not Kllegban •gum came down stain. navies
go empty-handed but, alas for the short- vainly remonstrated with the drankeo man,
Wy Killcghan struck him, snd s drugple'ensued.
sightedness of rowan wisdom, which tan- in which Kivashau was stabbed tour rima im
net properly tree succeeding events, the the side. As soon u be saw what be bad ,
worthy quarto did not, till it was too late, done, Lundy ran of, and bas not yet been
take the necessary steps to place them- hoard of. Kfltehan was conveyed to be
selvie beyond detection. Having 'aro general Molina!, •bore be died within half
settled route to take, they were, perforce, au hour after be was admitted.
obliged to stay in town till, as they thought,
they could start bythis morning's train ; Ino*n Ct.n,i s ".3acofa Iluasa " AT ria
. ALiu.-Csmpl.elfs charger, twice woioded
but their sires having given, notice to the already, but hitherto trot much hurt. waa`how
'sera't at see minted war my rano eye* m " polis " a deputation from al civic body etroey k h a shot in the heart. Wimbout a
the flerk'y Register, which it's a must re- that
spectate. joerna. Sir, and took in by mat „II waited on the swains and their fair part- ,tumrs
,tumble ur • plunge, the hoe sank down
the nobility and gentry o1 account of its! neem, and after a few preliminary remarks gently to the earth, and was dead. Campbell
moral ;one. And whet 1 say is, Sir, that i m I from the sergeants in charge, they were took his aide-de-cump'i charger: but he had
sure .14 .ntrale on gots' time.I beg you to walked over to the police barrack, when 001 been long in Shad well's saddle when up
excuse and not to mention of it -what 1 sty i the young ladies were allowed to go home rase Sir Culin's groom with big second hone.
is that it's a sin and • *kerne t.: male knights I a •sin, a„d the nod were each kept till The man, perhaps nater sotto farther tsecont
and bar. ,knights of iudye addle* nowo days e P had been used t, be eh*
r¢ed with the • second
morning, when, as there war no chane horse" in 1!.e eahtiur•ield. At all events,
for coat you *ymo to thenotaweik, and which Pro- ,, nst them, the were allowed to departhere be was, and if Sir Colin was angered
fresco lisll0wty out of the pxnpl.', which in I .bel y hoe by
the peerage be ou;hr to De for all the gond i In peace, poking sad and depretnred, but the apparition. be could not deny that it was
he's done in the nteddicie line, or my name's
not Betty Crolmr."-Apartments to Lai, in
.. London Society .MJaga:ire.
ENHLDND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.
tRS (TALE -THE 1.048 OP THE PER.
EiA FLOOD. -
laaloflL arrrcRmNue Or Tn. CAPTAIN.
LtvsapooL, PetleAe.-On Thursday
was announced the foundering of the •
above vessel, at , with the exception of night, wit a poker, he mortally wounded nt}tt I onutie .
his wife, Jane Munro or Skirving, causing AV di gig 9i•
the captain, the lose of every soul on board. her death immedi:.tely or mown after.- s
Skirving went home in a:tate of intoxien- Ten Mitchell &Amer has beam de -
'tion, and demonded some money from his
wife. She, who was also, it is surmised, voting his leisure hours to classical att.dies.
the worse of liquor, refused to comply with The Hun its E:rprras te'ponded Int week
his request, and thereupon, it wreild ap to some kind of an attack, and the Re -
pear, a severe ,.ruffle ensued. Weak criee Amer who is probably unwilling to leave
VC Police !" are if cowing from a woman, off in the middle of the hold says : " That
were bean) by some neighbours. but they
were not sufficiently loud or Inns-crw.tinued
son r jai h.pnso*k, the }fedicine man of
to cause any alarm, and no attention war the Express, has been giving us more of
therefore paid to them. Skirving went to his insolence. H'oo't he catch it next
the house ofa neighbor, and told the per- week. Outer' he will !" If the ebore is
son whom he found there (s caiman's mode) a Rpecimen of what the f,'rpreu may ex -
that he thought his wife was dead. On poet, we world advise it tohave •tab off
her husband arming hoe shortly alter,
he accompanied the prisoner home, art R clean snap and water ready. We did
found the deceased lying in her bed, on think,the Reformer a respectable paper
which there was a large quantity of blood, but certainly it bar used language lately
quite cold and lifeless. The cabman re- which et, to say the least, rather st reap.
marked to Skirving that he would be
hanged forthe act. Ile only replied that • 11
Flood. Captain Andersom, after berg he would like a glees of whiskey before! Baker, the constable who was allot
knocked about for some time, succeeded that. The cabman then to
in getting hold of a piece of the poop as a 14.d go lately at Carrewbrwk, will recover, it u,
support, in the (rope that he could keep i for rune whiskey, and when he was out believed
informed the police, who forthwith appre
hended Skirving. The wounds of the Since writing the above we learn that
victim were very Severe, and are supposed Baker has died.
to have been indicted with • poker or some
other heavy weapon. Iter lege and arias
were badly braised, and there was • large
wound nn her head. So far as eau be
for me tees thirty years, d Laps in A oder - learned, there was no other person than
and a piece of wreck, did hfaptain Ander- ( the man and his wife in the house at the
eon etroggk for life. But no friendly sial lime. The two, it u said, had frequent
hove in sight; and, just as hope war fad- and riolmt quarrel°.
ing away, with the strength which had for
so many perilous hours supported him, the
sm mut him no awe in the neighborhood Terrible Merger m Leteesteraltire.
of Carnarvon. After regaining a little Tb..o ne of the traacrly was in the ham- to about 30) a 37 ices each, ora dollar for •
strs.lgth the captain made his moa) to bows of Mr. P1•,.l, .t Mhby Fo1nlla; and filaily. 111 mor *o1 adittle ansseing akiaga
where h. ossa .ranee mea, who r.erived Aim it appears that arra • Sunday afterwnon tae ('.4 5.71 vis. from the g•Ile'y of the ..es -
kindly and gave him some refreshment - eb.fe of the household, web the eaeptio. 1'17 while they were engaged in mowing away
Axadm as be was sufficiently recovered be of Thowue Bamnell, fbe w•gga.ee ab is 111 g things provided fur the °ceriort.-
pr ted to Tymawr, whet, lie now lies .cent of thearae'. .04 mortars Skeane, 111 bran kt upthe s of the carpetbag
ni s awe fel" sate, and ender asdiml the carman, toendrd eherek Ti k 'toted g tory
__- ; __tit, _ conse-
quence
aha, denno the srenee of the tensity, the afresh to met itis gosntities disposed of he
deepest, Harvey, sat down o wane a seller pose Iorhek.-other peeps seemed row -
to his sweetheart, for whom ltomwrll is rid joy themselves be the fullest extent said male
to beer a liking, and an alternation, it is al. it the oaes•io. foe aortal romsawaias, ova
leged, having taken place *et.eem the two dewing sad derelnpingelt the stied ahem*
.en, Bmwwell took up a gun which eras in a mare M the present. Social g•shewiage of
corner of the mom, end deliberately bred it this kid sees to seem amt'mouth the mesh
close o toe ear of Harvey, his head falline corners atomism seven es seem of n.c*aaary
on his arm. whieh eras on the table, in which preparatory o teal dotage Owr muerte mem
position be 0w -towed on the retool of the undergo before we ems "eerie, a tele deed o
fimfy from chnreh, the letter that he was in •n eternal Marmon .hie it at tie mons Hasa
the act of writing heing mill before him. On licence. the object ;or which h we deigeed.
the diseotery orf the dreadful 4eed..epicion Ta being over that part we closed by,e.a,( sp..e..-
immednstely fell open Haswell, .ho was prams thanks Awing wheeled. The ''admen
found to be miming letorrmtion was at of the Sewing Society went then sear,emwd of
0neo 10411 $0 Mr. On047er, the chiefcortable fres the nand, the sales altogether mow*
for tee roomy. a leieeet.r, end meow tttg le sheet 460.00 Ab*t 9 o'el.ek M
mwores were Wren for the sppnebensMs of apeshi..g ememewed, Rev. Ifo. Callow Ilei
Haswell, wM war treed o Gekwater, sad m; the mut. Haring psi some Mensa .dslt-
on Monday wormer he mos. raptured by Mg a dyikt Meeh h as...4 dlie.R the him
Poiret Mergrsst Agar, of the borough„ who to beteg Wu IS.1.10 la sisal the prwfebll►
bad tee.ived a okeerip roe of the arbors', Aaie'agf of the ssessiw. He ,n-'AaaA Iia
and .w aim .h.. going et dotty promo/dies
r••serba p ladp.11y M the AM tks :AZ
as* *1 -eros &rut, Jokester. 19e win abndd be imosalm.st eAh He Ream In
see4yai le the petite sMtfos elet.s by, tad *bleb obey were amt. The asst speMN'
seAyepeady gives loth the emendy of the (lb►. Ore. Lowell) bogs very plmsu+F
=that
Tie rimer tut ewe, est by brae pleased .M► Hs peeps, the plim
ate tie tl l 4 «dbet sell bet Whir Mgthew blm, at t sed ars a,ii4 0 but lu He miler
e ttrwsm
be me est mew •th thepamyna wits He mora nedmil mom' alai hasty bere GM at mol Its s Re sleeasid 10 Ibe Sm
0'F . MI dor b mos j lie 'Ishi.emie, 00 be la tames b obs ayes saw ht s tap Hely ss. sr
a ..alb's impingement and Mrd lobo, l! beer pledged a wseh u Leieemee, the prep. 0n4, and this sad bail iwu+tssd o buried
evidently profiting by their little escapade. opportune. The man touched is cap, and
-Cor. of Fnen,zn's ✓onrna(. centre himself for being whe•e he was. In
the dry, terse way of those Englishmen wise
-- - - ' are much accustomed to bore r, he explained
The Murder of a Woman in Bow that, towade the rear, the halls had been
Street, Edinburgh. dropping very tiick. and that, fearing some
harm might enme to his master's "road
At the Police Court b- efore Bailie Boyd, , horse, he hal thought it better to bring bins
Thomas Skirving, a chimney .weeper, re- upp to the front-K,.glaks's Isvasras of
siding in Rose Street, wan brought rap and IAe Criarea•
remitted to a higher Court on a charge of
murder, in all tar as in hie house on Friday
Today we have been favored with the pe-
rusal of a ktter, written by a gentleman
residing at Tymawr, Carnarvonahire, at
which place` the captain now lies in the
mast precarious cmdition, in cousequenee
of the dreadful sufferings he underwent
from the time the vessel foundered until he
regained the land. The writer states that
the unfortunate vessel, under the command
of Captain Anderson, left Queenstown for
Liverpool on the 19th instant, with a fav-
orable wind. On the afternoon of the
1015, the wind blew a perfect hurricane,
and the ship became leaky ■nd disabled.
Towards dark, the oxmdition of the ship
beesme very serinaf, and the water war
gaining rapidly. Everything was being
prepared to leave the ship, when a tremen-
dous sea 'swept over and engulfed her,
washing everything moveable overboard.
This war the last seen of the Permclis
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afloat until he w.ta rescued. hen the
yawl foundered she was bearing E. S. E.,
twelve miles off Holyhead. This was on
the 20th yet for twenty long and dread-
ful howl, dunng the height of the storm
which has not been equalled in inteneity
up by
HOWICK.
Notwithetauding the h- ard year, the various
Mesionary meetings sad tea meetines, the
Wesleyan Tea Meeting and Hamar came off
is llowiek village on Holiday the 2nd iset.
with asoriebing recess. Tb• Bazaar or.
cepied the attention of the people during the
afternoon, tea being served about 6 o'clock
len, and he weaselly at& to dictate few
items of se paistel a narrative as is to be
found in tia sneak ot the am The eargn
0 the Permelis Flood comprised 400 tons
of cotton seedcake, about 200 toes of
hides, 30 beige of mitten, and 6,000 stares.
--Cee of Naseheseer Goseediast.
• Sell Unbar tut Father a Hendren
Tama
At He Thaws.. Polio. Onset, London,
Bartholomew M 'Oohs, aged 26, • morose,
dirty, swd diralpled riles sad thief cm
charged erfet burglary mad robbery in his
ewe haber's hems, et No. II, Devonprt
Straw% Oseemanial Ea* Bailiff The
prilg hos hese Rupee* Herd at
this Oeurt with lobbing sod assemlehig his
oft truism as amnia sad seal merahriat.
"MIN lie wee el via hie ildkiir
frocreally
Arse
mi ill do ilhesiltf
higa dumpy, was
lemaistelni, sad mosey -
Wien hews,