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lir hr/y,
ae tk f,
Tie ted t reeks time see manes high.
top eased eat se the sugar ale!
7•b pestle Wader ter baby s.,
Lane by kale wing sedate taste s
Tall the $eeseeer aureate gayly eels
'ee re beds sed limners of the coral des
s. Link by IWe re eel a i oug*tfw hey,
- Memos N araiswt.l'M wsM .up*o7,
!remise a laad. every 1.r.
Ase rut .po.Jing an any tune to play.
Red err the rale is ml mad shall dwell -
'Whomever I de, t well do it well'
Mite by little, ase neer* to *sew
'Re treasured wakes of twee ago t
Awl ewe tethers dee. perhaps we'll are
:int she weal well bet►s rear for tee,"
Aad do yes we Was eat ibir Seer plus
Made him s woos ad e,a1Y1 r.s 1
Tit MITE'S TREIGSRE.
TraaeeribSd tw 5. ager Sr". samosa.
(COWIllciID )
Watch till the brunch sad sum unit-, and
form ouy one lire of shade, mark ata ertremi-
17, for !Dere, ter feet below the *ureter, the Isabella, •• give me the game hire and 1'u elenr
cue coatataaeg the gold is hinted. 1-brt tie war myself." He then made as if he
gogold,father,
..r, vas sinfulld any gut, but fasts and met to approach her, .hen 4 hmiily tt..pped
lureard, and liftinz up the da,r u: toe cum-
p..umon way. la..hella in an instant darted ne-
Ise. •• Tine lady is nut a til suhket for
either wit or emelt nc .'said I, abunina the
dior, "and he is lee than a roan who would
insult en unprotected female.' For a wii!e
hestaid 'mine ane, as if hesitating whether
he should resent my interference ur remain
poetise.; at length he turned sloelr *trey, as
he said, - You .ill ruffle and crow 'tithe brisk
mute, my lad.•'
(TO as CosTI*1gD.)
fir
se
sake ket eep
the crew erre.
the ueero,b a,ing his
e 1 by L.a comrades, was agsia sdvaiein4,
when the hoarse voice al the bomsw.tu• ea he
ran to the scene 01 set ion, arrested his pro-
gress. " hello yue there, whet'* the srluall
fur. Avast avast. Mlogo, of hands is fair
play ; abip that blade of yours or 1'44 mod
my fist throng* your ribs, and make da light
shite them is a misete.•' 1 related the be-
haviour of the negro, rad mu ',goodies him
to order the leave forward, when I wu cut
short with, "Them .re no shares here, young
man ; we are all alike fns. in • Britian ship.
But d -n his eyes lur►n insolent son of a-,
be pretended to loos a pretty girl, PA let
him know ah,• belongs to his letter*. The
black wench is ger d enough for him any day.
Curve, my dear," he coutieueu, turning t.
be
1, ite...e,
.sad 1 expected
lobe" tar mists
true m.rema4
W 4 -fared .,-
I+,ei "Ate
Fur *wren'*
ar eethonty over
he the truth ; for
ode, andseppott
a
•
u one, masses without
eembey'bsee heed said, and I trust that the
bVirgin hasi.iteroakd for the forgive.
.em of . 1 great wickedoer. I hare now
duce, !feel flint, dying. Oh let me clan,
my ebild once more to my heart before_ ,. '
$pre the met et the sentence baeame Mee,
aigi.t, from the death rattle in his thrust. 1
leaped oft my et and sprang upthe hutch
ode, and bad mks ton the lop f the eorm-
pnbioa•ladder, when pien:iaz shriek from
below, making me (pelma my steps, I mired
asp hold, and %II ire ovine person teatime -if os
the outside of the cubic door. The person,
Without naming •stogie word, row and
amended the steps; but as he emerged into
the taint light which stilt li•igered in the
ber'moo. i landed *het I could disuegouh him
to be the Captain. On my entering I found
the Spaniard dead, and his daughter lying in
$ star of insensibility by hie aide, white the
female alai. esu &pekoe and leering her
heir like ow in a pbreaay. The priest trot
teatintly absorbed
in
his u
with-
er bin; lifted the atlady and bore
bar to the state -room. The greater part of
the night was pared in tryie; to remote bar
tel seiistioe. Fit after fit fcn.rwed each other
, Micah (pock etiCC,..ao,n that I be; in bap
prebend the worst ; bat at length the taws
sew to ber mien, tilde became somewhat
composed, when I lett her id charge ut her
attendant. The next dry was spent in taking
out the remsade'r of the Felucca', cargo.
There seemed sow so anxiety on the Go-
tare's part to proceed on his voyage; he
appeared to have forgot the necessity of
being in port at • limited tire The wine
and spirits of the Span) hod's were lavishly
served out to the whole ahip'a company, with
whom he mixed woe, and b. i_ had that
baaghtieess u(be.riegg which had marked his
'Deduct hitherto. Io'hhe evening the body
of Dom Diego was brought upon deck, where
Lis crew, under the superintendence of the
priest, prepared it fur the deep. The corpse
was, es mita', in. such cases, wrapped up in
the blankets and sheets in which he had Isis,
sed a white napkin was tied over the face and
heal i in his right hand. which was covered
over the breast, wan placed a gold doubloon.
its left b1d h small bag containing a book, a
hammer, and a candle. while ou the bosom
was laid the tittle crucifix, worn by the de
ceased. It was next eoveloped in a hammock
with a couple of eight pound shots and agog
of battiest at the feet to sink it, the hammock
was then carefully and closely sewed up, mid
the wieder operation finished by bearing the
sail needle thrust through the nose. At mid-
night the veswl was hove to, and all the ship'.
company einem led at lbs :,, n;;way. The
Spa.iarda and Nr_roes bore encu a horning
torch in her hand, the blase of which, as they
field them adenoid above their heads, cut a
acreage and fearful light through the deep
dtrknees, and iUamioated the wean far and
wide with • eupernatarel eftegeucy. When
all was ready, the priest, accoiopaaied b1
Isabella, cams up lrim the cabin, mod the
Spaniards lifted up the body. carried it fur -
weed to the waist.•- 4*. a one of, the ship's
gratings had been put projecting over the
side, and on this the corpse was laid with its
met to the water. Around this the torch-
bearers Coned • circle, and the priest, maul -
ie; at the bead, begsn the funeral rewiree fur
the teed u see. The wind had how subsided
mom a pintas breeze, and nothing disturbed
the pr 'mindjtlana of the emir during ansa,
save the .digit aplashieg of the waves agsiun
the windward lade of the ship and the deep
«..skimt sobs of the you young lady Mas
Mi•Lsssdatd, the priest solemnly chanted
the fira.st astir.. Hs sprinkled the body
with hely water a • he said : - It With pleased
God to We the sae' of ear dear brother here
departed, unto himself ; we therefore remit
bis body to the deep, in the sure tied Certsio
hope ed • jnyfsl resurrection oo deeds, when
the ss..hdl give up ite dead- Lrt him rest
is pease.' /'be Spaniards responded. Ames.
The priest mod. the sago of the crony and tie
bogen, which bed been loaded fes the o .
etdslb 6'i4 , the and of the grating wee
/tattiserered,ead the eurpse heavily played
ia(a sea. The waves paned, teems W
bas'IJ*wewd the body, as it dtaeppem.j
wires N «r !New end uttonisomertt, N be-
held it the seat minute slowly return to the
whoaiese, d ±ved of tie mean covering in
h itdived
sewed I T6a dead ease
=the
.e tp a fMlltt hal goes down, m n v..*' je
luck tad tenting a Berle tient ASA
r the Weld i bet the mien Mahe
llis
wale sward
r low rood Tintugs, Wept
was
eimsr hmh lb*-: spout, and .. to,
a them Gem
mere
Yee leaf
thee
teems '`"' h, es. nest 't
.se-.7,. '- the aef areelltio,
1a suint is '_gene had sidle
seise he body saeg
d
ie.seself
Miss ems of it- - Mr a11-7
atm a ked
leg a soil y
to carer the few hitters
to secure the aerviess of • de
rill *all at various pla.M es
coast of Lake Superior, and
vebpa the mining, flaking, and
reties region. Mr. Ward's boat w
do this. It will make a single trip
the lake to Fort tT illiam,and omit
tbe,busiaw of Thunder Bay. 'We
baldly say .thas it is not desirable oar
floveriseot should spedaN7 oas.nregtt
Aphorising to enter into trade with Nr
shores, iu preferenoo to Canadians. B
de not object to fair competition, be
the Government is payiegmouey to
w for carrying mails, we should he
to ecu them Csnadiau .red est
BI'&IIttl Awns.
a nth selootle /Wa
.I ,a•the QO m JAI "'-g
l+Wd.i4J.6 goNgy,
Num le a very rase; sea, app.t
0 t1 _abah 21 :11.1,44111."4441 tw
vsd. a superior education. H e
leeks very little like a man sub would he
°h.rged with the communion
of Ranh a
BLACKWOODa MAO-IiL1rtot Mesh
before us, and, as usual, is ltemtily cd.
come. Its hest browu covet dearth
minds us that like a ripe nut it is saw le
contain many a good kernel. Sir B.Lyt
ton's sparkling papers are continued. -
Mrs Clifford's Marriage, a new story, is
commenced. English Village -in
French, is a' le. The Frank in
Scotland iseeery blz, Ynd the opening
of the Seeds ie ly tory, which is
the only drawback b the number. Leon-
ard Scott & Co., N. Y., sold at this
office.
THE BRUCE GRAVEL ROADS.
BY-LAW ADOPTED.
TIIE WORK TO BE PROSECUTED.
A special meeting of the County Conn -
'tie, sad lake Haron Railroad ell was held in the Court House on Tura
TIMM TAIOLIC. day last, for the purpose of considering
WINTSR AR A. NOIMINT.
ase.*y. Use E.pima Viand the Bruce Reeves were present, with the
GODEBICH, 10.00..$. Ilene.-$, exception of Mr. Ruby.
cLINTON.. 10.42 '• 17.051.$. The following is the vote on the By-
HARPi7,Rgl Y 10.09 " 12.45 ••
SEAFOg$IfNN . • 11.07 a 1.10 '•
Liar vs.
SEAFORTH 5.25 " 2.45 •'
H.iRPURIIEY 526 " 3.00 i,
CLiNTON5.48 3.45 s
GODEBIGH 6.30 " - 4.35 "
the Gravel Road Scheme fur Bruce. All
Juten Qign4!.
CODERICII, C W., APRIL 7, 1863.
WAR NEWS.
It it now conceded on all hands that the
Federal expeditions on the Yazoo and
Mississippi have all failed. Several ves-
sels in attempting to run past Vicksburg
have been knocked to pieces, and every
indication is that the Northern forces will
.withdraw and leave it alone in its glory.
Beyond a few skirmishes. there has not
been a tingle movement of importance, and
our readers will thank us for not inflicting
upon them several columns of dispatches.
the last of which contradict all that went
Ie ore.
THE " IRIRE CABADId
We are extremely sorry to
contemporary has set himself ! w
special apologist of Mr. Murpbylew
rabid, rank disloyal speech we res" ip
few days ago. The " Canadi'pop
outburst of indignation heap. 1
Scotch editor of the SigMi1 a n
very uncomplimentary epithets, .
thing should Dot be forgotten,::
supported in oar ricers by a gree
of the n
eluding
Our
of Latin
ramie of
Lino, to
that ops
p
as s The Council met at 6 and adjourned
again until 8l o'clock p. m. The Clerk
then announced that the misting return
had not arrived.
Mr. McLay's motion was then put in
again.
Moved in etnenc mens by Mr. Parsell
seconded by Mr. Gillis, That the final
ity tyote be not tale,n until the Juno meeting for
pre of Upper Oaiada, hg. oonsequeneo of the non -arrival of the of
1 of th. most infiutiatid - return from a ward of Greenock. M
-A loag dipston then arose, several of the
members arguing that it would he only just
to .ant until full returns should be received:
and when preying fun a declaim one.
taken and then voted - a t*,
Beers.
Sinclair Fisher, cLe,-
Law, according to the returns sent in.
TOR AnADnaT
Amabel and Albemarle. 17 24 !
(07 108
256
i22
1t0
41
186
14
88
137 s
000
129
150
21
Arran
Brant .,
Brno.
Carrick
68
_..127
Culross 17
145
Elderslie 26
Greenock * 95
Huron n23
Kincardinetp .216
Kincardiue village •280
Kinloss I..0
Sangeen 41
Southampton 33
......._._ ... loll.._
au
'Feedlot for plaintiff, $400.00 damages.
stantbut at Let be owned that it wit khs' C. Cameral foe plaintiff.
a.
rieoocr ung erect head and wedim,TA, Q iem ~ I Sprung. Forgery,
look .asf by the bili, in whkh the third count. Verdict (by ooa.ent) Not
tioaa of lite brain could be distinctly Giller. Discharged.
I( ) I The Queen Ds. Matthew Dnhy-Utter-
To Mr. Harrison: There was bush oming forged money. Pleaded Not Guilty.
both sides of the road. When the 1‘011 Aranr Swoa---I was a toll -gate keeper
was bred the man who was with Cashes in the township of Hullett, on ther2l
th of
bran away .in the direction from which we Deoempxw Use Primmer and air
ad coneI had hold of Casheo'r ttollar ciao drove up to the gate on that da
at the time. 1 didn't see the pistol until, one of them (pained S a6aelou) band
I saw it in his hand when he fell." I do wife a bin oo the
ing width
Bebe
sr. I
was that in
Pounder is be feH,lawkd Powell. Iwo" aping, mr. Gore
I Wild ;if igialkethid now is that he did not re -
of Ile
of hint and me P ,„.. Melee as an iMpOrt•01 011110
io his right.
er thornlike 7n1 b. The plee
pocket, of it down.
Whik wee putting them on,
did and put them on.- lew"
handcuffs out of
he 811baorti, aod mointain him while there.
threw pistol away several yards. I Thie Wilk we believe, fully disproied.
be said, " it was not me that sLot
John,
time the
of Guilty d
7.
an gpoa
, sentenced
moat is w
whit* very
her bee gust
Sire:tromd,
ability of
only
the 20th
DRaslw.-Thu
eireatwNaooee of
portion,
op
al
clef lied whiter it j.I I had Moe
1a BeWyf bins eel H. tree pat
awafor re or ass Mr. Omni. I ea eel
sins is the Ratter
with Jaen, setimia doctor.
Ids, ieWRnon.-Did yea telt the Rev.
Mr. 'Obese whet wee the tset wj
Witness. -Met What is It 1 toil
t [Laughter.]
Colewsun.-I lies in Ssaforth. I
knew Ws. Rt•ao ; Nteaded his in Janu-
ary, 1061. Het his ea be road with
two sew wppurtieg his ; be was bleed -
front the stns s .f s blow ; examined
ie Mr. Downey'. beans. It was a
wound, on tbs IsA dds of the
Put ms Roger lab it and fila the
of the skill. Ia Marek %rllowinsgg
was talking to Mr Carrel, whoa be told
d . sok,Rva.. We were speak-
s *ss
t w aetaalL My serving'rig
1 did sot mak. say Dote of my
; visited him three or four tibia.
thew he hu unsalted se Ibe dimi-
tteM,'melancholy, &c., which I treated aim
be. He admitted to a that M was Nib -
jest to 8permatorhea, but I de eat think
that is the casae of the nervous symptoms.
I think my ahsrge against Ryan is aborti
1150.00
John Dbrsie.-I know Ryan about 15
years. I brought him up. When grown
up he was a very fine chopper. He has
sever been the same since his injury in
1861. He is about 28 years of age.
This closed the case for the ptoseou-
Dr. SAMer of Stratford wan Balled for
the deface.. He stated *dearly, and plain-
ly, that Ryan had been under his treat-
ment for a disease which he acknowledged
had been brought about by a eertaia kind
of aelfabuie * * * * * * * *
He [Ryan] was suffering from softening of
the brain, induced, the Dr. said, by the
practice to which he had alluded, and .me
in hls opinion, through the effects of a
blow upon the bead, 1Ie believed if Ryan
did not soon die be would certainly be-
come i.aaoe. The evidence of Dr. Shaver
had the effect of convincing, we think,
every person io Court that he knew what
be was taking about, and that he was
rigid.
WM. W ALLACI CA/MCL.-I am a son
to deo. Carnal. He kept an Inn in 136
I remember Ryan Doming in and aekin
my father to treat ; asked him also
wrestle with him and acted very rough.
other He commenced sparring across the coup -
y and I ter. My father told him to behave him -
ed 07 !self or he would make him , he swore and
ane- !struck my father, who look m a n and
it to I made a blow at him, which broke the gun
rah a on the counter. lie then went around the
Gong counter and Ryan took off his coat and
they hat. My father told him to gn, away, but
with he would mot, and my father struck him
with the gun which glanced off hi
and struck him on the bead. Ryan
went off.
LIN FITguz$ALD.-I lived in Mr
I's about I 1 months, and was then
when the quarrel took place between Mr -
an swearing
that and calling Mr. Carrol a liar. I did not
aNiai eaew
Ir ahly adeppdsaw aoe0" 'b ;shunk=
Of the lealliweisea N Ifir. A. 11. Wilt &
tassbw eau salsa lam
persead beseledget kit*" had salsas is
ones..is ad o.ntseet gas the eiselllnwres
.front his tear eM'bleb irks blot Oarowagi.m w
et
ttrarsarrMBt`hH
woh a. evolvable ase ebitise le *lire Tenths
lege. w. teagraWw 1M swim of T.
retls ea the asl0b ish.sei d whir vend Will
ee.soehissl bMiws seised i• sbs4 miaei,eed
reeomsaeed them to wowed been a gesnss
support. We are satisfied that the resales
achieved by the College is this sky, that the
neem upon which it I. bard is she most
thorough, practical and eaprdiiiose that has
yet been devised for imp. tie. to the Poen a
general sed sued beniasse ed.setioe. It a eve
tem circumscribed by so astiead hairs.
Catblie as knowledge and es broad as the
Mssseity for instruction; ewe that .ill he
found equally beneficial is all civilised com-
metrlUes.
elev AerA tr
Liths bamo.
dud r Mew York. will JNg AY.eteie.d Ea" mos* Ns a
teeth ewe the Y.e.r•ms r
Hso,■
rsy a w /gem*
w
kIL
/ all
be M elle•. ?t.it C. '
seeaw whether eel . Tr Owe*
WA he tem as
preperey 4 fer6stlsi x kW hem
hued ed Aapiewalt of the A.,ssh,e.,
Reiss
7Lylsr whim the Norther. !Ark left Ash,
wangle the 20th. It te &Web!
peseyrre wilt kis allowed to cress Nit
se. TM .hove sews Y sossw►y &
The "Outline s's Magazine" of 1731 etillh
Uwe one Willem Peters, .ho was ou.mied
to pease le Ir :a.d, bowleg hue rued eilm
e.. oe • jsurney three days atter he had hall
hung forhorse-stealing. Wiliam Dull,
is-
sued at Tyburn Is 1740, four the rats of
fence, tame to life .be the sergsome were
about to direct him. A ells. pee •
re corded i. "Stew's atrocities e( leg.
TARGET PRACTICE
O. the sAer.00e of Fraley, the !rd int.
theOoderich Foot Ant/tory Companyeearched
to the river Flats, on ter :forth of the Town,
for Target Practice. That was the first turn
out of tau Company for Bell Practice, and
.hes that r considered, together with the
eery anfrvorable state of the weather -the
ivied being high and cold, the more u indeed
very creditable. The Company fired 5 rounds
at a range of 150 yards -tae armee Score
being 5.6. The following are the names of
those who made more than the seemge :-
Private Canoed 1
" Sm$th.... 1
' J. Walker 1
" 7'bompsoo... 1
Hart 1
Caftaio Buss
Private Aming
Dixon
` Platt
` Hick
" Compbell
Robertaou
" Andrews 8
Corporal Ferguson 7
Ptirata McPherson 6
" Robinson g
Craig 6
A ue resulting between private Comma,
Hogg and Sauth was abut off, again resulting
is a tie between Custeed and Hogg -each
soaking a centre to `Smith's outer. Cestasd
and Hogg again shot, the former makteg a
Bull's eye, the latter a centre i private Cel-
l.
iel-
I . teed, therefore. ■lauds as the best shot in the
g Commie,.
to _
not thank thyro was anaccident about the sant of Western t.
7 - da. I told my wife when she showed
shouting. Remember geeing Peter Nevin me in the hou.3e, that it was not wo
that night Didn't tell him or Mr. St copper. I took it back and told the y
John that he didn't intend to shoot peen if {hey had say moreeach bills
Inc. had better take carewhat they did
Thomas Posltder.-I am a constable them. They asked me about the
in the County of Perth, and lire near Car- mereial Bank and I said it was all
roobrook. Baker came to me et assist They handed me a bill on that -Bank
him in "catching a rat," afterwards ex- I told my wife to take the change o
plaining that it was John Cohen, who had it. She suspected it too was bad,
escaped from him. We seircbtd 6 or 7 found it was the ca ,. I rot their horse
miles for him, but did not heir anything. back and shut the gate, telling the
We beard that he was at Ryan's. We would have them up. I demanded
carted for that plat••, and met two per- they should go with me to Clinton.
sons, who were near before we naw them. tried to get lie on the buggy but I wo
When we came up Baker tool- hold of not get lute it. At last they leaped
Cashen while I looked at the other chap. and dem mdcd the bill. Prisoner
I then saw a flute and heard the report ofa Shannon to show his pistol ; he ma
pistol. Bak,r told me to stick in. I took motion as if doing so. They both leaped
Cashen by the back of the neck and catch- into the buggy and started towards Cho-
ing the pistol thrust it while he held it ton. Prisoner was arrested on Sunday
down to the ground and to hiaown breast I evening following. I did not know Duffy
then got the handcuffs, and while potting before.
them on he threw the pistol away. - Cash- i Asn Ewox. -Corroborated the evidence
en, while we were atruggliiug with aim, ' of her husband. When I found the bill
called out for young Carrel, who had been was a bad one I told him to do his duty
with him. es a constable. He didn't seem to mind,
Cross-Ex.mtned.-I wav about Weal and I ran out an ? held the horse, after
feet distant from prisoner when be fired. °uiog the g'te, L I my husband got on
Edward Ilornbrroik.-I am a Burroslou cloth«- he was about starting I
and physician. Saw Baker en the asked him if he had his pistol, intending
of Thursday the Saw
ak r en the
well to frighten -tae young men, an we had none
He was Nthe1 19th
ofme, Carron in the house. Witness showed by ber
I found a ou11 punctured wound on the dos..evideD ffyathat it would rake at least Ralf a
left side of tire head. Probed and head dawn Du13yt to fool her.
that a ball had paned through the outer' mss' Co acre amd ■ prisoner
inWar-
table of the skull and partly through ebe rant cm. I 1st offd pDecen bey ander War -
internal one, there lodgin_. I enlargedrant cm the t2 nut nno it Walker's
tavern, Clinton. I found no bills on him,
the opening and extracted the ball.-
internal
skull it considerable thicker than bat found some in a pocket book lying
that of ordinary men. I think it was a our the house where I found him. (The
wound that nli;,rht have casted death• was produced by witness ; it com-
Dr. Daniel f'rrnii. - I am a medical a miscellaneous collection of mis-
practitiuoer living at Carronbrook, and When
counterfeitstwith
and bills n bad bank
concur entirely with the testimonyof Uel' When I went with Mr.d Knox to rar
e
witness preontr we had some difficulty is retog
Dr. Sharer. -I am a b .ician d3arat 'using him with his overcoat off.
P Se J. M. Flsilipa.-Teller in the Bank
rd. Koos that the signature on the fee. Montreal, Goderich, testified that the $3
the Warrant is in the htedwgitig et bill offered at the toll -gate and shown him,
r. Jarvis, Mayor of'tratferd. had been altered from a Ito a 65 The
figure " 5 '• seemed to be clipped from
various " Western Canadian " Bill sir_
kr to that shown. There was no au
Beak as that of " Western Canada."
Thu cloned the case for the crown.
fr. Harrison defended Duffy with'his
areal .$gaoity-
Verdict, Guilty. Sentenced to four
years in the Penitentiary at hard labor.
Daring the delivery of his aentence,Daffy,
who has resided and been known mn Gttde-
riot from childhood, seemed much affect-
ed. It is to be hoped that, when he was
put in iia period of confinement he will
endeavor to become a better and wiser
member of Society.
Friday.
On recount of this being Good Ftiday,
Hu Lordship decided to delay the .pee-
ing of the court till half -put i p. m., so
that all who wished to attend Church
sight do so.
RYAN AND CAtROL AGAIN.
own- blow
right. arm
and then
sat of EL
and I j Cerro
11.
f As we write, ea the 714 of April, the
ground is covered with snow. The I... sprirg
u telliog *evenly against the farmers, aims,
of whom are entirely destitute of fodder.
Near' CRowDED OUT :-Our Lengthy,
and, we hope, interesting report of the
a Assizes, has crowded out a letter from our
a Quebec correspondent, an editorial on the,
Harbor Question, and the Schedule of
Convictions, all of which will be attended
• to in our next issue.
1526 1484
Majority for the By -Law, 42.
The By -Law wire r',_n read, when
Moved by Mr. 11cLay seconded by Mr.
Sutton, That the BJ -Law now read be
adopted,and that the Debentures be signed
and prepared for sale.
Mored in amendment by Mr. Brockle-
bank, esentied y Mr. Pinkerton, That
the Coitatl do now ski art until 8 o'clock
to see if the Kincardine mail should bring
the missing return from the 4th Ward of
Greenock.
The vote was taken and the amendment
was carried. -
a
of
One
hlw
m 1 i Carrol and Ryan Heard Ry
Tb d I see much of the fightin
Ttt NIwIN.-I keep an Ion a►
nbrook. Hare known Ryan some
years. Ile admitted that he wan
to blame himself for the affair with
Mr. Robinson addresed the jury on
heifof the defendant, his speech be
clear, pointed and conclusive, at kaat
very large majority of the spectators.
Mr. Harrison for Plaintiff.
Ilia Lordship having charged the jo
they retired, and in a few minutes brow
in a Verdict for Defendant. This
probably the last we will ever hear of
Ryan vs. Carrel, or vice versa.
u Pt
out!Cerro
told
de al.even
much
Carrel.
Cover or CuA.ret.T.-We are re-
quested to state that His Lordship the
Chancellor will open the sittings of this
Court in the Court House, at ten o'clock,
a. m., on Monday the 28th of the present
month.
Mir Mr. Dickson left for Quebec this
bo- morning, and the•Slembers generally are
log on their way down, as the House meets on
to a the 9th.
Tans° ro Gtr Orr. -Hawkey the
res forger made an effort to pick the kick of his
gat cell yesterday morning, but was discovered
is in the act.
raatlxr$cxv.
The Grand Jurors of ,sur Lady the Qu
on their oath present, That in accordan
with the usual custom they haw" exami
the jail, aid 'nave found it clean aid in a co
Portable state, the prtsorers ■11 well pleased
with their treatment, and the jail Governor
satisfied with the improvements that ha
been made for the safekeeping and comfo
oldie prisoners. .
They are pleased 'In hear that there is
present a bill before the LeFislatore to p
vide for the payment of Criminal eider's.
a.) They are dissatisfied t hear that the
tor Jack McLennan, this ugh the ex-
ertions of Mr Harrison on his behalf, has
sen been released. He has grown quite fat
ea and sleek in his free boarding house.
tied
r° Me' The Rev. Robert Burnet, of Ham-
ilton, will deliver a Lecture on the late
re R*-nvah in Hamilton and Montreal, in
ri St. Andrew's Church tomorrow evening,
.t Wednesday 8th int., et 7 p. m.
so-
Sir The Fruit Grower's Asaoeiation
rent ehonties of Godericb allow Reamed trains has issued a pamphlet filled with interest-
- to trate! on the Sabbath d.,, to the great ing matter to those interested
annoyance of the Ministers of Religion and
the communityin general, sell contrary to all
Law, and recoea nd thA the ChM( Magi.- a- The Illustrated Weekly Balladist
trate take the matter up and put a stop to it u the title of a new paper printed at Ham-
tf possible.
ilto0. It ooptains some good
WILLIAM SNEYD, Fo
. huts.
may strive; by the me
oto' by
d oomposi-
of his
he vote was
Or tea' i Tamendtaent s
t SW= can, Parti' a' niearB
For the
v
oom puree.
When •
ignoran e
ing Li.
home, sad
• good t
truth ..
'et
r Vy
• * 0 tyre, Walker,
Pinkerton, Hater,-.
applause.
'WAIST dah.1e the le -
was' strork for the
tits seed -me- Semen,
k, Meladdatt,
adjoerwsd ata late Lea.
beard fres.
Tie
the
his Mho ego MIN
kook, oad wig
grab. Wks datell ery Asa
days Boltsasimiles‘ 144 hut es *moll ; fie
bop ins alemi, or bell ask se.
am hod maggen no peek mesa as ese
woo he shendsge sus to the
emie head las ems
armada* yowl lart es
eby. eel ere ogieldysime
do Sall anal • poi
forilikaly owe mi. she Oven
ssiteugic
07b crania
s die. rtepel eupfgei
Ithe Its be s litho here earefsl feta
halms ie satel a verbal ha *NM
De should eel renters 4funrAer cosi et
tee het so *orb* rapiortse
Wa repeat that hieeprila ems
asti led he eillased
esebeente against Mae el he " Case -
dines ewe ramerralie Govetsamme he
neeMeillismi have had the imperbasky of
teseinstiee la same egarlishesesedesesem
LAX/ 111/1011210a NALLS.
The Ilallowiee hem the Olhe maws env
hem weedy. h timid lime hese mesh
lifter W the sestreat hod haes_simp 10
wish • atm se este bled cir irsartiefeell
N SW is vas BOOT Linz.
kip elf this pleec lies how* es
if Ids imertion, we
n paths in whisk it ditirs ram
plas we, 1st, elisidedie ; bed, it*
Ppir *lei Wieser sad Pall wear It seams
4111011110y blepest The bandies lite he
woe Ihrosol sad give Mr. O. • Wiliam
Bremer Abeseest or vespewirry or
asset. .-% gel* est Nadia el the rime.
Wasemeef *eh ensile. caleme. The
Caney of thread, Mae bed meet eepertesiee
In she besisma We asessemeed he made.
bash asset. who it tees, ea the et
bah* et the
W. D. lIorriaea.-I am high c,nstabie
of Perth. Pounder gave se this pislsi as
the night of the 'Kith of February. )Naw
of the barrels were loaded m l ore empty.
(The moved balls, as weal as the pisiol,
raluced.)
Thornnr Ryrnt.-Prisaoer was at my
house on the afternoon that Baker was
shot. I heard a shot. I have eels the
pistol produced before. It was In aha
hands of a stranger in my house en that
day. It was given to the planner. Then
seemed to be one or two 01 the barrels re-
loaded at that time. I told the rinser
he should not cal ry a pistol became it sae
dangerous. He mid if he was stiesdy
hosted he would shoot at Baker se N 10
scare him. He said he had bees.,,. aA.
He told me that he had rep away NAP
pas a stranger came. I adroed Casi6t 66
pistol.
To Mr. Ramie*.-foliea told rs be
was gulag to Stratford to give Ilb1112W
ape •ef
axe's to ase Cashen. I heard deal yang
Cease. Carrel * *tot
eg went oat sad tried Ifire it.
the. too& st the lock lhosi it,
prisoner (Oahe) sat
This deed the sae
lir, tibiae held that RAW* Torrent
wee when he q tted tea beesseery
of thil sty of Penh and ink=
hes, he hod no legal nzhi in take
in the County ef Heron Oveerwisd by
Hie Lordship.
Peer Mete era exiled for this Maim&
Mg sated hat Rake lad him es tot:
Ones Any that he did tint fhb&
isiesded hem he, ie • 11111114111111•1
- St John mid Oat ne he Now,
Ay ham,* dee nem' fay os es
shooting took pilot Riker and Ombra
ly gas ament of hit had
were together Chan onsse= Muer
end It
hie time Bebe awl ba did NW Wes*
Orem ietemdrd to iiihres;.
lb. Harries., he Jam
mismsd sr the bide.% mods es
reman
a Good Friday, April 3rd, 1863.
ch
Ryas se. Carrot -Atteatilt and Battery.
(It will be remembered that Rya. was
eget tojail lest fall dor a brutal essenit on
John Candi Esq., Reeve of Hibbert
Ryan WM inducted to bring this action to
roomer damages for an affair which ne-
@erred in 1861.)
Douai" Downey -Kn.* the partite to
this settee. knew Wm. Ryon since he
was • child. Knew him to be injured on
the 2801 ofleausry, 1881. He wse
workiog for see at that time. Is tie at
bream ef that day he was lireeeld is my
elms bieedisg, frog. • wetted is the boa
Dr. CAMINO attended him aed Ihe lay is
sity home fee sight or tom days. I think
be image what he was with regard to health,
Ned is Not likely be be. I had talk WWI
Clerrell her or lee days aherwarch Bo
hiked me about the boy, and stud he ma
awry he what led isappeset
Dr. Omega is illibbers We aro
Orem Ike is MoKillera,ntels
reeperbee enteilaipu Ryer nee is
assierieh ow I lest, het 1 Wok he
be gem hem s wee Iyiga br
esehe shre the swab Re barbed
MI hens* tar Mr. Carrel fie spans
Spring Exhibition of County of Huron
Agricultural Society.
This Shaw tnnk**---place on Tuesday last,
There tau • good deal of interest roanifented
in the proem -ditty. The abow of Horses was
poor, but that of Bulls was ex:.ellent. four
fine animals bei shown. The Grain shown
was of first-rate putlity, and considerable
quantities. were brought in. Tbe Judges
were, for Hones end Balla, George Oaks and
William Jenkins, Gorkieh, and Wm. Tido
of Colborne; for Grain Mews. Ferguson, A.
Armand and Mitchell, grocer'.
The prises given were u fellows
Horses -F. Fowler, 2nd Wm Robson.
Belle -George Anderson, 2nd John Balk-
Wheesf-p. Cerro!, 2nd Jas. F.Ilintt, 3rd
J. Torrance.
Oate-W. I. Hayden, 2nd John Harter,
34 David McBee/fr.
34 Am. Young.
Barley -John Holmes, lid Joh% er,
Poste--Charen Blake, 1•2011
71'nefhp &a J. WilltIliett.
We andentrand thst all the grain taking
premiums was sold I I samples of w
were shown. Tbe osta *hong by Mr. Ra
denier, very superior, as also Yr. Blithe
Lou ta Toaciare.-ttre take ski ?Movie,
Wow frow the DoSsi• Crones, elute dues
eh wore ties *ties to the parties twoosne
ed: -Tile meant 'dominoes" espaineet made
ler to hue a the beabere Stabs beta whieb
he* serene hair essiehle him as pettily
lieselseten and Meesees, hes, we ere Memel
to laste, pawed sesseelld beyead the mem
meesimi istmebeies. now age bomb
ever drty poses is stemsdesse at he em
ddeems the hem sed see Am
Oellegs, • San easeeregise heilimposeen
•
mem emni se dm Me ehhe lb** is.
Ammo this ef do Mee base hems
marmot Tie reshientrtimipsl, ar. James
a. lhip, frisemby Ikea iftedlees, C. W.) h,
War The Canadian Illustrated Newg
has changed hands. The lest number re-
tains pretty portraits of the Prince sad
Princess of Wales. For side at Butler's.
rp. in Toronto, a day or two ago, two
wonirn found that one of them had only ow
husband between them, whereupon one of the
ladies pu,led out a revolver and fired fire or
six shots at her rival, but without effete The
affair is being iovestigated.
without any person in it was eaptord the other
d ty while on itio way for Mre. lei Dane. It
is going to he handed over to Mrs. President
Lincoln. Alweech are the stidden'yrahiftieg
moieties; brought about by the erases Wu 1
l'e)e Common Canadian Wiest brings fill
50 in New York The European Markets
are unsteady.
sr
fele Mr. CODI1Of been sleeted our
Col. Rankin by • small majority.
tk' Tim doellieg home K Mr. feeble
all imeoatenueonsemet1 sir fine on the mora-
les &the I 7th.
4:)e The wire of Me. John MrIntnek. ted
ethethen of Reach, kong hermit in her hes
baggiblern, en Mooday lest No ream for
11:". AMON Dryden name to his asallt
the 24th rt.. him wses Rueitthe gad Naha,
by • fel tithe his weion. It is seeposed
wm istetheased at the dine of the eseidesa
11.1rss Alleges rill, %A Chat
iptuemearidied• by lige es Thersday. Them was •
13. What Mr. Sea Chnewes, ef Owes
Shed, me Waugh he greeds. et • lelt
babes ge lfampsit .eseisf the bp Sol sees
ten Imalgenee hes the river Plebe, is
beeh Arawitm hes teen imelved to he et
be *Ms ArgemW easehmehe.
ettehmligisi:tris garde el webisse.
es Pereilla. The rem
Bees Masuan.-8ese all the thews yam
can ley hold of. Wheal yea get • gushy to-
gether, pet them into • kettle, sad cover with
; if die water is cold warm oteatiosally
for • few days. Them look. Yoe will find
all your hard bores • soft _pelpy emus. Beni
you Ims• pi eerie stuff. Dilate this, ead you
will have • liquid 'manure that trill proifts
growth that is Melon mirecelooe Add as
teeny buckets of ester to lee of lye. bed the
sat mutes of bous as yoe ass, lin we saw
ts. las labor, or mix it with much, the mask
will be manure. By all means save yen
bones. If no other way, and you ere dem.
rained to be careless,plow thew sour. Tem
is a wealth of mews cd the beet quality le
boots and carcasea.... rages Peruser.
Tains viers Etssern.-The eislento COI.
dial/ heretofore existing between lir. Bar-
num and Oen. Tom Thumb seems to have
been broken. Thumb, who has hien doing
eery well in Boston, haa set up shop for him-
self and •ife at Irving Hall, advertisisg that
hes no connection with other bushier.
concerns. To this Mr. Barnum hes replied
in proclamation of a column in length, in
•hich he iiitimates a breach of faith os the
pert ot Thumh, and announces that be will
continue to exhibit Com. Nutt and Mee Min-
nie Warren, who together are aot as lazge as
the general alone. 8o it goes. How it will
end, who tensed
respowdest of the London Star sap :-Gari-
haldi bee moulted seeeral physicians vox
the condition of Lis healtb-afier Irving re.
eeived some iofonsatim by a courier meet
expressly lessee Poland. 1 beliee the face
are that the chiefs of the insurrection hove
pledged themselves to keep the movemeet
mere for three months to cense by avoiding
densiee engagements. The physiciens he
consults liawe assured Oaribeldi that is six
weeks 'we be able to mount sod manor*
a bone; and Garibaldi kas vowed that the
next Mee be unsbeathee • meord it shall be oe
the whored soil of Poland.
A eorooer reasoned out a verdict after the
following :-It appears that a man, eonceie-
ing that • hue powder thrown upon some
green wood would facilitate its beeping, dir
burning pile; bet not powering a hand suffic-
iently quick ut this off at the desirable
moment. he wu blown to peer. The fol-
lowing was the verdict given with great grav-
ity by the official :-" Can't be called suicide,
beta. se he del aot mean to kill himself ; it
gruel •eisitstiue of God,' because he wasn't
struck bv lightning ; he didn't die for want of
breath, for be hadn't anything left to breathe
with. It's plain be didn't knos what be was
about ; so I shall bring in-'Ihed for waat of
common ruse.'"
BATS Or GRACI ACCIITTANCL/L-
The Hon. Mr. Allan has introduced into
the Legislative Council • bill to aboliah
the present three days grace on acceptan-
ces. We think that this is an example of
miechierous meddling. Whether there
shall be three days grace allowed or not
can be a matter of no possible ituportaece
in itself , but it la of very great i9''or-
tanoe to 'mold introducing confusion into
transactions' so numerous u those ter:b-
leated daily by sem ptaneen. Every the
understands the three days of grace, which
are not only the rule here, but also in
England. Why meddle with them !-
Along/vat Herald.
W•irrEn.-An editnr who, according to him
corespondents, is not always reedy to MOW
the injured and oppress d, and use his "pow-
erful intimate to suppress every real and
poodent whe does not want a "corner" for
he effusions. or who does not apologise foe
intruding en the valuable apace. -A gentis
man who in proposing • toast, does not wish
tbe same bad fallen into better or sbler heeds.
- A clergymen who does not diride hie ser-
mon into three parts.;- A policeman who
who is • teetotaller -A temperance man whe
does not like brandy sauce.L-A nanievaaht
who is not fond of soldiers. -A cabman who
dues not inwear and has got ehange.-A hair-
dresser who will mit your hair in silesee, and
without relling you Ws getting thin, or that
it's dry And scurfy, and that his pomade eat
pet it an right -Prick.
A Southern Court.
The Rev. John H. Sughey, a Presbyterian
Minister trent central Miesiesippi, who was a
firm friend of tle Union, bee pabliebed a nar-
rative of his prason experienee. He -etre
e.
amongst of his tria/ before a Sowt here vigilance
srommittee, and daring the interview with tie
dignitaries of this zommitme the following
'Yoe are known to be 143 adept in Phono-
graphy. and yoe are reported to be • re-
sedeneead the memo of Phonography,
jawed, bet the mai eeeliese polities.'
Author of the eontanUes is-
hirratsd gee.
PhY
by means Oa placated* alphabet,
of the...wise geometria sieve ht
ressuir is mak se repeesret mod brariably
the same sment'
Rim you Wit Peneyegrephy mid trilege
does them fonts livo the, tate it'
Ftr...smibieyose Ida speak the Wigwag, live l•
In the Destriet ?'
'No, air, in the pnetieal eolemItia.'
I wee nest interrogated by another 'niftier
tee r
ms, dr, Phonography, theireetly eons
preeselle *bee side else, genitioe,
aeLp.rainft mentel, waft, ph
;WA. yes seek to
highelimint 011111••••
er yea loth te see ems
label semismed 7-1.110 hemp me
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