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tie lis*TE'A TREIUSRE. mutiny, or do yaw call dieeleying my order.
so Provocation. Ill anima it to those who
have a right W nab, he till then, let me sed
the moa who den opal his gawk to me is
this ship." I promise yuo,' replied I.
"though you 'prune hen et present, your
power *hall have an end, end you shell he
called to aunount for you .oldest in this
day's work. This blued shall be required at
Jour hand. Aod lou shall ban to NII id
Billy Hurnet,i prom. yo..." This staggered
hem considerably. He stopped short before
me. and while his face pow Mack with sup -
premed wratb sad fury, whiuperrd,
(ro rl CONTI UID.)
• , Timedetk.e auras •tree•
Wht1.I stood eaamioiag the real (the
was masa bt) nun the par, two oiler*, w
seemed reembeg idly about, stopped and
gap to wows* ws* by nay We. " Hua the
Dart gut all Isss Mede, Torn," sale one "
•4e W 1.. .swan op for suiliug. They
stmeseald to tee lubberly Dutakmau now
what deur W lead her • Mimi out sod get
a•iheg peony fur • glut of grog." • N
no p bed cheer," replied the other, "maybe
1 dada t tell cot that 1 aids • trip in her to
MP ago, and • clasper or a livelier thing
hot os tete water. But there u a limb of t
dove w ken thin u ~met to cause her
air* M she bottom. 1t mu in uur voyage o
that M did for Bally Burnet, welt the pain
.eel's( rw,.4enuae he wuiveled • biy
w�.t bad)) i. jump w4su he wr old.
seek W set .k. turesuyal. 1t was hie 1
von" , sd las boy was mortal eked te ve
ten, bet the Captain swore be would mak
hey, pad is W wok kit • rap wi
We Trot net ••d hailed bion. When be sa
tetat he NA dose, he lifted and hove 4i
oreetbe side, ..d away • lung day the ate
wuellend west Isad beouons of little Billy, fo
theta was below at dinner, ad pone b
mgMf uw the foul murder. It was needless
furyr to domplai• and get him, evereaulrd
as there was no witnesses. 1 felt 'het aha
ed.births would be servo. before I bout
gate •alt him again. Knowing what lyra
dneene en are, to geu.ral, Lel how muc
thou peaeogers' comfort dereteL ,.n them,
wee Meew►a aurtled by We pew of eller
motion seepectisg they temper of the man
•M w sail with. But Deeming has uo law
Ti.. eircttmiWoes were much murepreseut
e and frust • simple act of dacipliue exogge
sett {o as act of *annul cruelty. But
that as it may, my a rs eery urgent. The
ouother vessel iu port bound for We
ar then to Canada. I determined to run
t ask of !meting a had C*pt...,w I sec
o My preparation were few am
tngisc. I was ou board the Dart just as s
wee unmoorine trout the quay. For lou
weeks we hail m quick and plera•ut voyage
The Dart did not belie her name for beim
Aewir•icao built, originally • privateer, Y
sailed Uncommonly fast, nothing at 144 ret
of twelve miles au boor. As 1 had .epee
Captain Mahone proved to be, in point of.,,
Tenements, not at all above the cos somro
ofstpipasestera He wast bau,lllty and over
beanng, and domineergd cver the crew with
high hind, io return for which he wee evident.
ly foam( end detested by Item all. He had
been many years in the West India*, part 04
which time be had ranged u commander of •
• pi vdmee, end bad, between the fervid sura
of gone high latitudes, and the copious use of
grog, become of • rich mahogany colour, or
w mstbieg between vermillion ad the ant of
a *sheen of capper. He was a middle-
sized mast, pane built, with • powerful will
roseulor fame. This aspect, naturally
harsh and f orbeidiag, war rnrderel more so
by she sinister expression of his lett eye,
wheel had bees .early forced oat by wine
•cc,dent. and the lineamene of hi. couute-
oa•es expre ted plainly that he was oaasiooate
sad furious us .n the eztreme. I kept nether
distant and aloof, and except et meal*, we
seldom exchanged mule than ordinary civili-
ties.. By our reekoui.,, our ship .o. neatly
one b•ndred miles from the Bermuda, when
oneeatttiug at sunset, the wind, which had
abets leen favorable, fell at once into •
deet lathe. The dei had been clear and
,bright het now hr;e lessees of dark and
cooecalehaped cluul.l began to hover over
each other m the -western horizon, which, 1
being tinged with the rays of the sun; die'.
played that turd cud Jeep brawny tint w well
kneel' to merger* ., tree to,en of an ap-
proaching steno. Toe oldest boys were went
unto hand and seed down the ruy:.l and top-
gallant smile, and strike the masts while the
topsails and stars were close reefed. These
preparations were beteg taken be, •use of the
appreeehin;y storm. 'leery werejst Guiahad,
when the wind shifted ad took us aback with
such violence u nearly a capsize the veaael.
The whip was pot round se soon as possible,
and brought to, till the gale should fall, while
a'I leads remained on geek 10 ease of se
emergeney. about ten, in the interval ofa
ago•Il,we beard a gun fired, u • signal of
distress. 7 he night war as bleak es pitch,
but the Bash showed us that the stranger ■a
cot far to the lee, so to avoid drifting n the
wreck during the darkness. the main -top sail
war beaded round en I filled, and the ship
hauled to windward. In the manner we kept
alternately beating and heaving to sod fro, u
the,gale rose or fell. till the mcruing broke
worn through the hese we perc,ived a small
vessel with her masts carried away. As the
wisd'bad lulled, the Captain had gone to bed,
so ed was the male's watch oo deck. The
steegman, pn old grey, headed seaman,named
Jam* ,Geon.&, proposed to beer down and
save the Iteople, ,tying he bard been twice
wrfcked himself, and knew whet it waste be
in pee a reenter!. As the Captain was b..
loot' the mate wan irresolute what to do,
beu�,aware that the success of the specula-
lloo-tn which the Captain war ee;(rged, de-
pended on their reaching the port st • car -
tai time. The helm wes at length pit Up,
and the skiff here king t, tb. wreck. As we
neared it, and wen standing by t0. misaea •
abrovd0 with our glasses, the Captain came up
trope IAA cabin. He looked up with astonish-
megl to the sails mid the direction of the
vela s head, and in a nice of suppressed
papier, said, as he tamed to the ate,
W)At u the meaning of this, Mr. Wyllie?
Who 1M dared to alter the ship's case*. with-
out my leave, when you knew very well that
we 'ball hardly be an brae for the markets,
nee, what expedition we may Y' The young
mai wee oogfused by this Unexpected e4s
len/feted wt•maarred out something &boot
{hpm 4vieg persuaded him. " ft wr I,
Aire ieterkesd s old senor, wwhing to avert
She storm bre. the sate, "I thought you
wove mot have the hart to leave the week
and thee, people to perish without leading
e�{M h Mod to tan therm. We should be
lid to
Noe *amen to amen
hiedaMaam-'''sllome you and tits *molt,
yo0 ' tared nem? do yox presnd to
pommel to me r tb..dered
the De ate; hie fury tinselag out, trhit smelt
es * diwb eiders, gi yi10 some -
thin; to Melt n1," teff 1.g s' repass
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.Nth ley weer him, MI heeled it W the steers
adv with all hie slight. Th. We w
*&seal, one sod of it *reek him sense tks
bed with awl. fermi r to sweep him is tug
WOW from by skeane. et the wind, ant
lois with *Mese* de lee
slam h• ley Werth% and IMAM -
"lobe' Mt hal M Ssamod I"
elait.ed the 0Rt.1, as he took ths 1.4*, fail
smog cot to the see, •eased by, .bats ad
'�,N4 hada lee lot g.." la • twiwbSag
}�r� weA.. round, and the Theft.
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THE STATE OF IRELAND.
Prom the Motile Express.
" The speech of Mr. William Ifeuebton
chairman of the Great Southern and Western
Railway, is emiseutly worthy of attention. -
Mr. Hwehtrw is a practical mao, intimately
acgaaiuted with the cu*ditiou of ibis country.
He hes an olasrving, reflecting, and diactim-
ie*ting mind, and h s nl,iuion upon am sub_
jest to which be gave hes attennoo would be
of great value. Added to this. experience
of the working of we of the main arteries of
our railway tr.fbc five. him opportunities of
judging alae the subject, which make him
one of the highest authorities to which we
could neer on vomiting connected with seeial
program. The railway*, it mrtbeadmitted,
afford a good index to the rete of prugreaa iu
the country through which they pay as they
are the mate channels of its traffic.
In reads. Mr. Haughton's speech, then,
we are confronted *4th the fact that during
let veer the traffic on the Gies' `Southern
and Westreo line declined to the extent of I r
per cent.; and it appears from mimes fur-
nished
ur
nished be Mr. Bianconi for 12 roads, uueon
fleeted with railways, on. which his cant run
the South and West, that the traffic tell off in
the same proportion. On tlw railway then
wan no diminution of *be receipts frees third-
class passengese, the excursion. trains to the
Currrgh making up ler lou in the regular
coarse of traffic. The fine -cleat p•ssengets
decreased during the year by 6,472, and the
second -eternal., 6,178, causing •use fu teensy
of nearly £7,000. There war also a serious
loan ender the head. of cervi*. es, hers -o, and
do{s. There was also* frhineeff in the mili-
t.ry traffic, or rather a total au 'tem. The
tutal dimiuution of the reveuue for the year
was £13,72e.
Haw is this se lou. diminution to be ac -
recanted
for/ Alter *teenier for the lues of
ibe military traffic, and fur the total throne.
of went traffic, -111 important item in pre.
vious years, -nod for the internati•,nal Exbi.
bilion, which caused so many people to *;.end
in England money *het they wou'd otherwise
have spent in !relived, there eel still be a
considerable decten.e to account for. Mr.
Hhuihton ascribes it in • great measure W a
succession of had season.. The claws who
lave suffered, be righty infers from the rail-
way st*tin es, are nut the lower classes, bot
the middle and upper -farmers, sh•.pkeep.ra,
and gentry. With thew moue-spramne
claret economy wee last year "the order of
the day."
Those who think that Ireland is ening fest
down the bill will probably avail themselves
of those railway etatuti,s to support then
doleful doge. But Mr. Bailee.' floes not
take this gloomy view of tits country's fa
tore. He says that it would be denyia4 the
goodness of l'aovtnzx, r to say that the de -
premium is more than temporary. He bastes
strongest confidence in the stability of the
Company and the security of their peonerty,
and, 0ouaequealy, in the resources of the
era;try. 'These rerar,.* are mainly Agri
cultural, But we are *sued that they are
rapidly diminishing. For examtdr, Mr. Jos-
eph Fsherstates that the estimated value of
the crops of Ireland in 1841 eves L50,000.000
sterling; r 1831 it eras reduced w £4:3.000,-
000 sterling; ad in 1861 it had further fal-
len to £:15,1100,000 aterlmg. Mr. Fahey
naturally nssark& upon the angular anomaly
of an agricultural country "unable to pro-
duce fwd enough for its own population; and
obligedto become at irporlOt of armee.'
We doubt very much the assertion that Ireland
e not able to produce cerealseetrwth for beg
own people. We I.elkve there .re fbllacies
*gnat ors this subject, and that, it we ?new
*be exact moaners exported from all tb:.
pore of Ireland to Great Britain, we would
n ot say that the lead did not •' prods: a eau b
to feed its own population."
But, be that an .t ay, we have no doubt
that by a proper Svstem of cultivetion the pre
dee. of the country might be. doubled. lir
Fisher himself pays it ought to be worth 76
million* sterling, issued of 35 mili,ws, us
present value. He thinks the country u
crashed under a turd of taxation, a:ml he
would hare two or three millions annually
snuck o0 We heartily wish nieces. to every
effort to abolish the income tax, sad to de-
miab the exorbitant spirit duties. But we
are afraid teat this would not arrest the down-
ward tendency which Mr. Fisher deplores. -
Mr. Disraeli once celled the Nitional Debt a
mere"Oearbite," and there is no denying
that England bas progressed u arvedlo• sly en-
der teat euonmous burden. Teas that press
opo* the spring* of industry and paralyse its
ctinn are as impolitic as tiny are Lieut -
But, unless it be the chaining busin.r, we
}l 'i♦*Mvh.k,, semi wee
one to b�
apes tetwti' ` key
rbMie ruMelohled hew be met. I
1St
eat:, et aN reaml4 *Zig bI. top. As
1Y > metpi
W bed. " fsimiles.
w taeli ed *MeatKeane' *Id � 1•J
know of no branch of native industry amneg
us that is thus *praised by taxation. The
local rates amend robe too tinny, but they
are impo ed, not by the imperial Ley/edema,
bot by the landowner and ratepayers *ban -
selves. They certainly are not so creamve
u to have broneht down the valets of lend in
the market. On Sate/day week a term of 80
acres, nun Relit., was sold by auction, and the
tenant's interest brought £835, or ten gotinea
an acre, thon,(h tbe tenure was only uien
years, or ore life.
a neem is a Certain tints of w.errcata jos(
r4 always resift to arca ad tease of
r.
ss somdPteg or sose6rdy,, awed they
oaf b tweeted a. sn tAar it fa thee nwr.
jraadl. nem.ro�fa sate are web tenpin*
blames (Aa bei! rids asd (Ae Padfasswaf -
Now they see. t desk flat Haase. itself
ham sand against ties, ••d they .tarts
Nair miefoneme upon too enemas. W.
thank Mr. Brig&*.
• ease to imipste fhb
to .ms's pentads
fa
g se deeinve
Ito manna
to M .Wired to
..se to tM O -lI q, Its if am are t..rw-
.ogb(y e�yo[e.sad that if this Mead wars to-
Wesel
ens higli th.er $ud.h, n SS.osel pro
teed tomemi
Pay doable the present &mo.ntne. land*..
The Irak is, oar Grmce4 an a gess, .a sot
idestrieue a ado", or thrifty, rod ..
Whoring peeplq as a etaor, .n ant base
enema dory week a hie deey''/s wimps. Thi.
re I0rt applies she as embassies *Mare em
paidWises ypoem week. We domed ham isr Mrs mat Imo nose, if swan s
seism id their work Wry •d Mesa
As a rwlrL err
ak
sad
b•
levet Ire week,
Me is trait a •h !jell • rt. Tea ease
Isla Lspr is a /slelitly asap
leM ad Iw N•/knrtg i. den• -tet 1
sad dmais�a••he•
••d,i• • ease.. M. pmt
i► ar irate*
sefwrk afl�
No
the
whims $.t .tm•.m
thee ehe weedier
�ism% seepmade" la wain
moil. mill4.. Mei all` w wip. is 1.
Oa
ef �S
dam
, .I�Mgthe seeep
fon the end of Ilgse.bse, 0144. the femme Lw heel
atI .meed bice mem their's mesad smell
toe mid of Oesebee dr' it t flown id4 t eta
►4 *wale MIS o N - met. mon twee
than t heir's ? Ie to �''`' t, deed
these rem sada, E- di
that hes leads
or COO so 4'74
.. g round .i%4out
petting H id`tas�E1ln ?
Mr. Dix Hutton, indeed, said that the nes-
tleman who he. his magnificent c
fees
• month beton his mit
amity of tenure. W
leans cheap the o.' d�'essmaSel gha
make the sue shine m ~groogly and eel.
staidly oa the farm ? Are thole not lots*
leases in may pane of (reload? Arm then
not eetaI. on .bleb the YMese }•ro never
been daturbed for many aenerutiore, and
would not be disturbed it they could doll%
the prodsee of their fuss? But what is to
ee done in order to have • good soda
well ripened, a mnoth earlier? Fi
the seed should he sown • month
to make land It for this, thorou,f{r�afnf•f.
and, in some ease., su soiling, a all that is
required. Now, for this proclim the tenant
would he manly repaid in tires years by dee
ab.ad•nce end excellence of he crops. But
if be doubts his landlord's honesty, is it sol
easy to obtain kip consent to *be improve -
may sod get an $4reemest that eke hereat
*h*11 he left to enjoythe benefit without an
lithesome of rent ? Hot the better wav is for
the landtorda themselev. to Lek atter this
cemented atter of drainage, we tented rare.
estiy second Mr. Hauehten's recomse•datioa
one Oho mea impprtaat satuect."
Btfalo and Lake Huron Railroad
Testae TA1311.$.
WINTER Ae4ANOtte(NT.
sweat. liar F.sprem. Mixed.
OODUIQH, 10.00..... 11.00a. ...
CLINTON10.41 '• 12.05e. n.
HARP(IRHEY10.02 " 12.45 "
SEAFORTH .. 11.07 " 1.10
uatya.
SEAFORTiI 5.22 " 2.45
HARPURHEY 6 26 " 3.00
t'LINTON5.48 3.45
GODBBICH 6.30 " 4.35
urn Signal.
GODERICH, C. W., MARCH 20, 1963.
VERY LATEST FROM QUEBEC!
Special Dispatch to tk. Siymal.
By Telegraph Last Night.
The Financial Committee bas been en-
gaged for some time in investigating the
Departmental system hitherto followed.
Hon. John Rose has been called upon to
give evidence ea a witness, and I under-
stand Mr. Galt is alno to be examined.
Tree iovestigatioo is proceeding so that
the Report may be ready to lay before
the House after the Easter Recess.
GROUNDLESS STATEMENTS.
The Leader's telegram tilt the Prem-
ier attempted to bully Reformers into sup-
porting him was unfounded in fact, and is
strongly denied by liberals here. Mr.
McDonald left them to take the course
they did without ioterference1 but, as a
matter of course, he felt desirous that dif-
ferences should be healed up and the party
consolidated. The Leader's announce-
ments should be received with due cau-
tion considenog its antecedents, and all iia
talk about '•Clear Grits and Copperheads"
amount to very lath. There 18 Do doubt
but if it saw a prospect of a clange of
Ministry, it eotld change ivy tone just as
rapidly.
PARLIAMENT 418E8
to -day, and members have by the night
train for the West. The House has ad-
journed until after Easter. and will rear
amebic on the 9th day of April.
PUBLIC AC000ntr.
The Public Accounts will be laid before
the House after mem. and Goverwment
measures will be prosecuted energet Bally.
THE SPEAKER WISHES A Rede.
The Speaker of the House of Amombly
was evidently tired of Iisteniog to the
constant stream of French and English
poured into his ear, for be seemed very
anxious that the motion of adjournment
should carry.
Menus. Cartier & Co. will also hare an
opportunity of pluming their rolled feath-
er, and gathering their scattered senses.
He will ndt mon forget the effects of the
etingosg abet of the witty eloquence of
Mr. Metes.
T$Y L ZZI0AMt WAB.
General Bs*44a hes hem •ppoimed
to a new eomesod, where, it u not stated.
Very btlisti* rumen relish urs with re-
gard to Viekbvrg. It is said see dozy
that it has been evmsated by t(t. Coe-
ademem, and the scot day's telegram
WI et sethingdelbwltebn been meertaited.
We believe the truth u that very tittle is
Lame *ism Viekaiweg er W aeeepeatti
ani the matt reel-- -'is eeWakra w
w arrive ea 1S that a boo el seen haws
W4. k ter the pops s of sraaiwim, >`•gdt
le tbs htpsedies atlenk ups Itchestsw
Tl►is visit 4 the Pallor' sad as .ant Ow
d the *rime ..p .. tint ellusgksidl
&ribs tls pmt sued. Frena lei Ials ie
asYL ; w can *arise, it w•eH'paP
este evil slletltj be swim cart Os
+R 1'1g r sIbitt rites
Well) Jatrq a.
ted Oen Mutual. yr
their
a few au
that km
led by the
ee0
Ills 1ppoat of the
was Iola
Assault to Qo.b.c.
e excitement was created in the
last eight on ncou*nt of an assault
1y the Hoo. M. Repand, of
ve Council, epee M. Lueig-
arrespoudeot of the St. Ily-
✓uanol. The assault was colo -
ie the lobby, end Was of rather a
•stere M. Reamed 14110,n} the
with a stick and badly +oo,tt00.
beating
Lao*4„vau did out resist Q ' Under the Congregational Stamp Act,
*leash; tat atcd through the .t cent* the reamers of the Late Nichol.*
door, hu a�it�nt oontiuuing to strike Lo"gwo.tb *4811 to panh..w a atanp to put
kmuntil hew taide. The oauee of o" hu will. tie, st lett, • Ciuciouatt papier
*reek was !*denss nude by decl*re.,
( je oon'eap*4,, • blase b 1L. St !� TM Dusnrille I.S'prwdenf .nes that
$yaalnthe p.pe Lelpl pmeeedi.tgs I th. Guv.nonhtp of the hearses.. colones
the " honorable " YA•dcaf to r. Macdonald alien 4.. w.s .r
bare beta talk; isa la but hr dmxhe ed ma o• the Around that
b. cooed *1411 4e rueful w Genal&.
Neu tell
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grand
Toros
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r Vi w,T -lit
aur.
St. Patrick's Dey,
took plass
were, of course, ell the
citing sights and sound*, but
the special delectation of our yowlers W.
reproduce from the Globe a specimen of
the apeakiag, which is all we at present
have room for :
Mr. M. Mearer,Pre.ident of the llibeenian
So.eie ty, then mounted the porch, ad wee
loudly cheered. 110441 they bad met that
dry to perpetuate the *..nary of Ire'mad's
Patron Saint, aid to show their feeling to -
wank their nation. (Loud cheers.) Tho
Society to which they belonged had prospered
red p:o.ressed favorably during the oma*
year, and they had assisted in enabeeh,ng
Hibernian Societies in many paves besides
Toronto. (Chien.) With the nL a assist•
mnce of the clergy, the H,bernM.a S,oiety had
been enabled to do something for the poor
Ireland during, the prat year, and he win gl
to my that the movement had been hath
snccwlul, (Chem.) It was rertain:y re
strange that (rrlend, the finest sad wealth
country in the world, was always a Ler,
and always asking for belp. , There must
something wrong in our Government, be
*bat the should .•c:ur ; an hes optu,ou the
must be something r.lically wrong in t
tyrannical rammer in which the Goren
wap administered io Ireland. (A Voice -
will always he the way while Britain hes t
{ower.) It seemed atranee that this shoo
he, while Irishmen occiteietl, in any i
na lees. the hiebest positions, and yet th
appeared to In ueaele t4,do anything 1
their nat.,e lad. They had news from Po
sad -that the peoide of that country had g,
o p to demand their freedom from one of 11
most powerful milita7 nations in the wort
They were determined to G•bt, and die,
their freedom. They had rone forward
do so, and he was sone that Irene d slot
still while the youth of leotard marched fe
w ard to gain their freedom. (Chee.s.) H
hoped soon to see the day when Ir.hme
would demand th-.t freedom to which the
native land wan entitled, (Load cries of • So
they will•') There were at penmen organ
mown* in Australia, California, New York
welch were delermi,ed to make one roan
effort for the free/loin of Ireland. (leo
cheer.) Ma.yof these orOonisationa were
he was glad to s 3, •
in proccsa of fo, mateet fit
141. purpose, an •oafd pet in conttrt with
the O 1)unughe in Ireland. He believed the
these orgnu,zetinn were • neer *re and the
were determined to demand their freedom
P1ae4
M. 111
if
Roads,
life-1oeg
Siberia 'The
inuendo ell file mein.
mon settee reasoning.
in mincing matters.
that they must take np -e
their hands by Britoil . w
seas of blood. --era at the
million of mem-to ightagai
and trample her into the d
one element in the British uati
thrown bask is its primitive
n., not have a seapirte renovat
ad some enthedat:repose that th
�� I tem of petty 'arisen and clan
est 'cloths, misNetfba, and all be re -int
gar The. proposal *mold be jut as co
be
t„ as the preaching of 3Ir. Murphy
re ; followers,
mint J Great *tree u laid upon the admi
11land respect telt for the institution
Canada, and well may such declai
admire a emery " within the laws "
IIRee.at
siah navy
ys seder maw
b' It is mid 1
Weed is bankrupt
been placed ever
Q3' Leet .oak
Mr. Jame. A
at three lambs.
,.Tb.Engliah poem** M ning • ne-
solution for the purehaa of the Hodson Bey
Comua,y'e charter. The cu spray
is
ea birth
•.„•elle who deserved w have t
r,w j • 6'
'snarl sppttg.-Lesoder.
lip e•
take tT -Tbp Ottawa C7.siun,
•ant Ml. this .cu 4 use present I O',mmentin
'� 0toe�,,k•: Whatever the
of, fide of thw Administration may be, their
00
, has been marked b good
dl lid , .. ve measures, and the full
4 der , 1 of their policy wiil probably
of i be ..tory, or et bast adapted to the
al interest in a oorreponding degree.
, They have demanded • fair trial, and the
Laugh t prit.cipie of awarding it hu beeu attended
aced in l` with consequences which, there is aro rea-
roagh Inn W believe, will .zine regret, and the
of a , courtesy shorn, if followed out legitimate-
"' be pnxluotive of the best effects on the
and. I morals of our political met.
11,if1
be A BURYING SPalio.-Mr. Ralph
by 1 Folder, of Mems*, writes that he has a
1 bunting spring. It ie situated on I.ut No.
239, on the South side of the Talbot Road,
h-,,near the village of Leamington, C. W.
The well is about Ave feet deep, and keeps
• boiling the whale time, and by applying a
t match to the water, the fire will dark over
it. Mr. Footer says he covered the well
over with .boards, and boring a hole
through, !astened on a common dinner
horn, covering the top of the well with
clay. When iit,a splendid Rmdight Will
prodocen,wh.c•s would burs always. Some
y it is from oil. For about two months
e erect, oil came to the top of the water. -
inter .lfrrnary.
h-
Id
D.
ey which they s1``permitted to bellow
�r treason. "Ulla& is trampled upon, he
t people are nottitl1d in high places," an
e why-? If three a ike those of Mr. Mur -
d. phy are to be disood into English earn, it
to would b comm;�ILollyto overlook them
el and perhaps those risen are too blind bisect'
re that they are takiegehe eery sups likely to
.. hinder England, as they would hinder any is
it Nation, from'ezteading greater pri*ilea a lid
to the Irish people than they at present his
enjoy. Great dumb our Parliament gets •boil
d for its Separate School Bills and its ad. Satu
d jouoments in bettor of St, Patrick I
r in writing as we have done on this sub- alolat
t jest, we have no dories to offend the re-
t ligious prejudices .f any than, and we ap-
peal to every ietil set latent Catholic
ewho may read this, lines to lend his ar
f eistanee in crying shame upon any man
whaoan utteree+Iust
istep upon the Lodi.
lotions of Canada'.ad bare treason against
the Sovereign temps in the same breath.
If there is no IOl .eo(oe raised rush
*idlers* patriotele3r, Murphy, backed
up by a Toronto piapap.t• will succeed in
embittering the
with us fullest
introduce into
most deplorable
evils-Rrligio.re
met now by a
tiagaoni,n.
and it will
alum, also Dern. - A terrible emi-
t, reselling in the death of Mr. Geo.
an en_ineet in the employment of
J. K. Lai. ett, oak place on Thursday
The unfortunate deceased had at
t •
.1 to emus a copper boiler containing
ter, Ilse lid of which was not secure-
, in doing this he stepped on the
he baler, which gave way beneath
and he was procipitated into the
'the poor fellow lingered until
dying in great agony. The
leaves a wife pad child. Arab
&mounting to nearly, seventy
as made op by the employees in
'es of Mr. Labatt and Meson.
hieh will be presented to the
ngu
ido*.-Loe Free Press,
even of at required the sac lice of hum.
blood. (Cher's.) 1f the time had cos
wheat it was necessa'77 Coate ifice s million o
lien to pain. the feedono of Ireland, they
would be willing to sacrifice them. (Gees
(heeling ) He hoped moon to see Ireland in
a prosp .roue state, but lie believed *lay would
go home to do what was needed if they were
required to contribute towards giving freedoms
tt their native land. He believed that three
tureen 'tribe irnh Roman Catholics on Ihii
continent *mill sacrifice their Hetet alit ism
nevessary to eatery freedom to their fellow.
cuunttymen. There was nothing to resist
oar Irak buynnet. (Loud and prolm.ged
cheerine.) He then went on to sae that ooly
where 1,200 or 1.600 Irishmen wen collected
together they made their meek. But with
the org&pis.urns he bed spoken of. a*hou-
sed men hen and a thousand men there,
when massed together, no person on earth
'timid dare to refuse them their freedom.
(Cheers) He had to tha.k the member of
the fli4eruae Society for the excellent man-
ner in which they h.4 oo,dected themsehes
thin day. The display had been highly
crediteole to them. (Cheery) Theta wen
men who did not approve of such dtamay*,and
there were others *h , .used the sprit of
nationality to die out, but he was glad that
the Hiben.ian Society were delerouued to
keep up the spirit of nationality, and by doing
so give freedom to their native teed. He
went with the 1aitjority, and that majority
romidered net was beneficial to keep op the
national spirit. and they Dever could be beat
down. (Loud cheers.) ''heir oppneene hal
stated that it wan their intention to carry the
Sacred Host through the streets of the city
in the pr.oeation that day, but then was no
troth in it He would, hyowever, an) that it
His Lordship the Bishop had thno;bt it'w-
cerer; t4at it should he done, it wood have
n
no
toom.do(Great se there was
They were , tie deter
permitted
to do anything within the laws of the wont?.
They sem 'stalled with the Gowenteent of
the country, and went frilling to &hi•de by t4..
Imre. (Closers.) As then were other speak -
ens, M would sow retire.
The antimeats labored by worthy Mr.
M. Yarphy are Merely r much bnmeoab,
of edea they meas *nwsediieg. If there is
•parade airs& u the itatem.•teof the
meter quoted, there is .w oegonisetbw in
Canada, the United Stater, Australia,
Re,, the objet 4 whish, illdedd d though
it he, is to brhlg &bolt a Revcletiae i•
tae British Supine, in o fares belted
is en integral pet .f it The asset ilf
the day, it it tree, doete ane onndeees.( b
the hntedrt., ete.n•pleee ta.k of era
renniag over the list of irelasd's *vier
aro.., fanned or rel. Hs time pot take
the trouble of ertmperleg 1be preseel with
the pet. That is es port of the Peso
grosses, sod we are aware that orators of
more ..rooms end M greeter elegem.
4w tort hie m man* le this tare.
h is trash mem to peeselbp..seeelt
tiller te aped b proles toe M laeekm
eeld4boded rases -yeah mein IZ Mad
theof Will siitit .oldie. abet elm
CEPmtlsedt to a laky Retied,,.
ksew bi. •4..nsu mei knew brew
tor' M .obs, b t, 4 eew'q, Watt
$p/ Ili .ides stare to kr .seek ted
Tai EDi,ntr
has arrived. It
and able articles
iud now at
Great Britain,
tigress :
Contents : I
io ; Diaries of F
fields and Gold
the life of Robles
Convict eyeless is
Vktor Hugos
Judaism ; Paddle
Leopard Stott
IWehave
neatly got op
tory of the City
the arisen ogee.
Bt • Ree are
McDonald and Mit,
ply of Perlia=
(From IA*
We Imre by
• Are heap oat
ROOM rif the Cooney
ewe it mold be
Serellas
was het elightly
sontatien shish die
the paw, *ors
ohlegoesuresset is
wish
01111111ed le laws,
as* ppm wale ell
prissewo ie the
Ire. The Wadi
briand to its fe
sad gore Pialsitt
of those who enjoy
tad protection, and
ul Province that
viedietive of all social
1. Let the evil be
of popular indigo:h-
am miss its 'mid
11•11111 fot January
elaborate
Subjects whirl, are
aueh attention in
interesting ea -
Lord Niihau. -
mu Omits , Gold-
Oadributiona to
of 1931,
and Ireland ,
, Modern
the b
Carlino
101A i
POLAKT
about 4,0
Romen or
foree throe
the cutlet -eat.
The teens At
in possession
country mope.
inhabitants of t
til the whole
Ur. H. Matthews uf Woodhouse,
by accideuudly placing hi. hoed teeter exe
while being wielded hy • fellow well...fe-
l:1e is expected to reeurer,
ter. Tbe Leadoe Times, in an article upon
collimy accidents in Great Britain, say. that
it terrible to skid' that upon an averege
neer!, tweet, lives ere lost ie the coal Anima
AT THE
EGG LR
OF A.*i
A eutIMMR See& W pared elle Imo kJ
worts .f dm awnings at ab. hems a a &need.
%iniag at Iowa occupied AMP how.
eeere Etward Benson, a workman et Mr.
Reed's nirnine shop, Leaden, while wing en
auAur which is mtde to rev AV(' by steam.
power. accidentally allowed tee tool to twee
neat three or few inches int,. he ittlfitinea.
He lies' in • very dmigeruus condition.
lir- F. 0, G. Smith has delivered a
...Lerch of three days letigth in the Maine
wealth and greatness a union ef )1aine
with the Cumulate uoder Britiah protection
and government. Ile looks forward to tbe
time when Maine can '• mount the whip
of hope and go back to the mother govern -
ter We leant from Out St. Marrs Argus.
which left *het village about Dix
LIIITIA ill 1.11Wee Mk-. wen of there.
etth a brokeii ratite the neck, which resoled
in • entash up of cars and freietit. The en-
gine god two nos pasted over the broken mit
se( ty. but tee thire end yield feliterine
ears were breken up and 'completely drone!.
erl. Fortunately no lives were bee The
train comprised twetitrewo cane Three of
the cars detitiqyed were eliden with throuels
freight fur Chicago, tbe ethers being empty.
about a animater tram • rural parish who
apuloeized to hie audience a few SabLates
preteens f bevel forgo:tett his text. ILD
eon, a wand, intellieent boy el' ten or terrine
yeers o!d, lo whom he bed privately commit
Matted his feet, upon the announcement being
made, quietly mooched up to the pulpit stood,
and pointed out, in the paves of an open
octet -Bible, the forgotten text, to the Other -
meet alike of pastor and people. The loaner
the. gave out Ms kelt, aud proceeded with
his sermhn.
they were taking their Arne
th. fulpooieg Kum took pleat:
kuska•i was .au.weetly sp*.5.j S
, *lira
our 4
egg
m wp. The bade t bd
wap M.wkMg the shell ea wh *ought
It�iseag .rel. 'Hew *usage it loath,' sold
she, eta pee you bleak your •8a et 14e earl
sd, my deer I No amu 01eo does hes and i1
hookas° odd.' 'Oh, I {bink n e geite a gond,
in feet better than bs.sbhog it at the largrt
cud, my love ; fur wkem you break the low
eud'thr egg row over t►s top.' replied the.
husband. 'Bat it woke eel ode whoa red-,
out clic tires so,' rej.tiawd the wife. '*0.4., e
oow,1 really du no* think it is • sire w•1 jetty
have gut of eating an egg. That
stripe of bread and butter eau egg
-isnot t.dy. Bet 1 do not ohjeci le
doing no you please, if you • rill Id am
my egg at the small sod,' retorted au tow
hand. •I am sure my wayis not qutasih hod ;
u e.ttieg Truett. with • ei4•, anyen d v iatlo
steed of using s fork ; and you alw.ye ass*
syrup, an if you were not *.stomal hr kora
such %Mega. Yee really do not see Mm wiry
and it leaks, or 1 am were you woes mid.
so,' added .Ire elle. ' fle syo.p ewe
be rate. ■,th the pe 1 we why
it away on the plow Y .eked the
•Nu wall -bird person titer clear their p4Nn
.e if they were Ytar,ed,' said the Mid. with I*
contemptuous cant of her heed. 'Weill, aura.
I am nota well -'.red prison,' replied the Isere
heed sag' ily. 'But you trust be, if we are u.
live ,,,,,rortaltly tees -there was the sharp •a
serer of the ( udtuw lady. 'Well, 1 m101'
break my age at the small end, w it dues a•
; and I must also eat lire syrup
'Thee I will out have either fruit -pia oreggt
at the table.' 'But 1 will b..e them,' petty
eptly exclaimed the hwhand. 'Thu. t wn.a '.,
I had not been married to you.' awl the
amtts,;wsfe,twainfinto tenor. 'Andes •o
1,' added the now 'Acetified b.shasd, se les
One mad walked out of the room. 1'h.
dernestic quarrel wan fettered by art►. -.e
equally 1i!lurg in their origin, oro) &**rear
fel ei their character, until the silly cos de
suede them..:tes wdis ereewbl• to sec ether'
that their home become unendurable, mei
they sep.:ated. -6a1. Mrporier`
Catwousa RI.Trrxcuraz'T.-.0 rumor pew
rails in old London, which, it u sad, l.*
caused considerable stir among the Com t
linen sod 1e. ladies, to the e4• • • th,t the
Princess
for ewwesp n reducuun of thera's iirricel is to be h0.e.»
aktrta BN outwit ug the ditrm.oi.w.e
uo wh;eh crinoline has awelkd of lam eras,
the F.no. e. *44 not bat easily put dere,
epi ,e••.n 9• a-aeveratinrw an bald to be ting,
in the Ligl er circler of the ewnforts of .,;set•
lice. and the d..termivat.on W prwaeave it. .1
fashionwhich has taken so strong a hod .,t'
the feminine word. rimy prove too etcuo. 1.. -
the young Danish Princes to uproot. If the
Empress el the Freoe'4 who i..trod.ced t1,.•
...noon, were to sha.deu sadln'iawuw4ave&.
it, the victory might pwibly .he wr.uii b..t
without wase auxiliary ad ait.ilen s newt*
to remain seeress ado Geld. .
eeer et • public dinner' in- Edinburgh the
other dwy there was intt educed a new dish. -
As the dinner was detwing to a, emiclu.sien.
tee waiters brought into the nxmi a very
a crimson cloth, and paced it io Inint of the
cbairman. •• Aid when the pie wits cenetted"
nut five and termer idudthirds" WPM, fAllid.
hid are youne- lions I The young princes
bad been brought for the purpose of hang
The population of Poland is fumed, which ereeleeey wee eceseee
le00, awe tenths of whom ase pleated. secomeanied by a literal libation ef
feitholics. The Russian port wineetheyevrere returned tu their anxious
nit the kingdom at the time of ma. •
fleeted to about I20,00e.-
fortified places ere centrally
the CAA ens while the view,
to he under the control ot the
ingerreetion began with the
dies end has extended un•
Awn- noble*. rnerehams,
Tbe Catholic printer eneouraee the abetment,
awl so unanimous, enthusiastic, &dilate -ate
have all the inhehionts become, that the war
must be 'eluded as Ma 'protest tuitional o
risme setenst opprelsioil hes occurred
the century. l'nfertunately. it is never like
Ivo lead to the indeoeideace of Poland.
OF TIT! ROYAL WEDDING.
The rrespontlent of the Maneheetert
Geo a says that it is finally settled
that Mt> rith is to paint tbe marriage
the Pri Wale°. 16 bay'
the hen
•ention of
marriage uted
aequiescei in Mr. Frith's w.
the arida and importance of
the year's work of en
etnployed on a commis -I,
tuna, for which he ie
and on which he does
employed Esseb, if at all,
The Rigs et
eft • very
Irs „A Manchester par
hosed frog. 004, -*Pa
li mu -reedy reported
diet th. auto of the eVrtreme
motel to have bee. *Wed 17
bieektidieg aquae" son
•IiIsa. I). It wins primevally Pal is Awes sf
4 flag amp seek. Fee, lealles flemiteat the
dee NW insane., aml bred LK
er' Otis disk woo afterward
ese new *re wee, hy the kelt
emr,sie Miaow and hy 'shaman,
skews of LIDO mei.; hat
0.11• edgiest bider. me tarp
eenewriags of the tee*, whelk
seed Ina not Usual, wee(
mew wow thassiseit for
apostatises. lied the need
IAN it a ssomated that ler
monad half wain awl*
of another roma hi art
Ink Beeurt asp
Meets& The
Ilarabostie rid OW
Morro ante Awe,
r• rat
Kelm
tbet
or Mr. J. A. Mcdonald has given
notice that he will move the following pro-
posed resolution to place a grant of land at
the diapered of the Imperial Government
for the relief of distressed operatives:-
" That an humble address be preset ted to
Ilia Ezcellency the Governor General,
praying that he may be graciously pleamed
to cause to be set apart not less than 5
000 acres oldie public lands of this ro-
vince fit for settlement, end pl st the
disposal of the Imperial Oor For
the free settleniest thereon the distres-
sed operatives of the contrtry, sod
that this House pledge to give effect
se any legisletion gamy be required
Ibr the purpotte of es mg opt this rem -
fat Sam or C
_1.1 01 lit AMERICAS
al of IrelioRI was
glop by the Lord
eivesiot, and
hie reply to hie
in any troy
rk saes.
brethees la
lie is
AN OLD MAN'S SPORT. --'t Wei So
pledge,' said an old man, 'at the ten tit ,
the gallows, shoo I saw • young uses .
said, 'If you have anything tal say, speak
over. C r you have only live minutes to •
lit., ' The young man burg into loars.
little brother ; he load beautiful blue eye* t
an.1 Glen hair, and I got drank, and,
coming home, found him gatheadog berries -
in the garlen, and become angry mahout
tonne, and killed him with ono bloa with
a rake. * * Whiskey hes done 11 -it
ruined me 1 I have but one more word to
can ietoxieate I'
An Item for loiantoeru
The Louden Free Frees rays the fol-
lowing lies of prises eurreet for accoutre- ,
meets, fumished in Esirlaud, is fur- ..
city, who oz tuned the lint front a friead
in Eamon TM articles spoeilkid ars
prised at retail ; therefore, as Coksel
Powell ha• gone to England for the pur-
pose of purchasing sworda, clothes, As,
wholesale -at the Inetance of tie Gomm.
us/vit.-the talkers of the various/ Volunteer
Companies in Canada may reuasalty
poet to obtain uniforms at eousidersisfy-
reduced priers .--Oncers' sword belts of
bootee loather, anti bronze furniture and
book, I la 6.1 to 13e starling ; do. do., with
phied fnmiture and cher, 15e tid ea
shoulder belts of dm ••11111 leather, with
dispatch boz, We to l..ta ; sward Mite
or Meek pelmet leather, with hawse feted -
tare, Ills tes 1 3a ; do. do., with plated he-
llions sod clasps, I fel to :Xt., shoulder
belt he do., 12a fel to 1 8i; ermined -a,
spiv flog saps, pouch, whietle and Olson,
ad 15e. Additional to
Assn' swords wat from 12 to 154ho
awgpsat's de. from 20e le
abyss prime are for goods ef the
To Pawners Forays*. rem
Wpopiag potatoes foe for yew!
teovek some
t tubers were
wish lud
VIIB
en
oloot or Mil
ti....moi OM Igo yea lathe
that Wows& led
kit • eill el
istorestisa
eel meal
watea, 0 bow the
ef eise et see 11.011. LOW. imeamee, 14
044 111411.141.111011r. te tap bold of tho
trIto yes *ivy is Or bog. rnoms of Iles
toe* hi ofokoisto Ms Mob *goo Ow throb«
fro. sit =7 peaty,. Re wee hived -
111110 ants wick' er.a. sea of the Plias
much hed wpm searti eat markt by the
Wrote. es. De is ma peognesitig es
whoa obsooraor of AU
Pumps, Sainversowe.-
pile is errtrie. ' to go 4011 ASA ow
blef pow. 11. (AA loco ease 11111.
• that lb oils ID Par. 0‘100r
f hot.
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