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OUZ OWN BROAD LAZE." •
kneepad le wintry glue'. a, drew,
When ..db.r eight our awed mold chew,
1''.,. retied w greet the apnug-ulo hours,
Whoa Memo bad Muslim retook the bow',.
To hear tem cheerful Mum Ley
bi bads WI mount the early .pray,
tar mart what golden gloms shake
Their redeem dee "sae owe keyed Lk..'
Te sal the genial w.ewa bream :
'e lie W bum damp" tweet
tree
the /aw'rw early birth,
haesAmebseossLm s twtakwes mink,
Nissl dimly held, seek verdant wear.
}.a. dhagliag emote' meets '1t1• eewee,
hlaN the vaned
it, Wiens es by 4141 4 .�kr."
1I weaves 1 tbe sue
Mar aparttsg sssala 1.r glorious throe•
be scary hand W groves remould,
Aad vs,Ml grandam Moses mould
Earth's pappus boom throbs u s,
Aad every sepbyr breaths panto•,
tibdoa gl.dsose lambs u tdd or brake,
epon gall by 0w "own broad Lala ."
Lot Hems nee from W intro rhes,
Wsapaly ea as shades agao 1
SW herd wav' . heeling char,
D•l'eht theme and Aaron the sr!
le tasseled tare m f bags green.
Wei light and abode mimeos sea scene;
Ad reaming munoure quaiouy wake,
Ib music by " uur uwe brood Lake."
Mork! when W woodman'. serous blow,
PW lariats cusbriou• Sweet low ;
The crackles' Impalas' tow'rieg Haze,
Ascending dime the auostide rays;
The ploug►maa. shorting, guides his team,
The lowing hell.. wades the omen);
Asd Art seg Induary awake,
Their kens wooed " our owe brow 1 Lake.••
" Heil, Huron t Queen of beauteous foots !
" Thy (Mile adds end echoing woods;
" 1a peace thy cities far arise,
" And whole-ea:led commerce o'er thee dies ;
" The beading keel -the d,pp.ag prow,
"Thy noble de..my avow;
e Ad future hank the theme shall take,
w And proudly...um, "Ota own brood Lake."
WILLIAM B.'NNATYNE.
Aibleld, May T►, NAi.
d the Siemer. The tole belongs to Mr. McQueen, late
e .
THROUGH SUFFERING
They were silting about tho library fire,
Margaret, Dr. Moortield, and Philip Du-
pl.iz, in silence,iud with only the ligl.t ofa
single jet burning low in its globe. The stir
in the halls without had diel away ; flowers
ware trailing from cornice and casement,
crowded .o tall vases, aid drooping from
baskets ; drawing -rooms and stsircam a glowed
like the Pavilion of 11 troun, flaming out ou
the night, through the dank intervening
shrubbery to the soddeu roads beyond. and
Maid old Rocky Crest. all day en delirium
over ata youn{ mtstresi a whim ul a arinter
• reception at her country era rather deo in
town, bad settled at I..st into that current
Mill.w and expectancy peculiar to bosses m
time of fete.
t1mN IW seen 'roamed hapset Moonl-
ess weft stew in a reeswd windy. looking
•p at hide wish a oaatlW glide, • thing of the
lips, in whish hk- eyes had n0 pait.
11. d et ROW eek.-iith • wo-
ern oe the haat the dare
of n
the fik'
and
why,►is liliesytcoo�j aud�untouched of leer
table; guessed, but kept admire of word rod
look, and, as a consequence, Margaret blur..
lend, es most girls do in mob matters -
fancied, because he bled.yenerth his armor.
that ber bine had failed lost promote of
mind, and did what she bad not intended -
offered him a met beside her.
Meanwhile the rootless music was throbbing.
and groaning about them like something lir
•
tag and in parr. Golden memories ofthepeat golden time came Beek with every
wailing chord. The 0 rue of bs power was
strong upuu her -the old subtle thrill of his
look tingling in every vein. i think then rod
there she must have repented, only now it
es. hie taro to bluuder.
" You will not wear any flowers 7' he said,
touching the fuschias.
Ou the instant she was triumphant. He
was root strung after all. She had hurt hits.
The stems are ao thick 1" she answered,
carelessly; '• and though lilies do vastly well
io romance, in real life they have such a
paiful teudeocy to break short in sae's
Bair I"
;That was your reams -your real rea-
son T"
"How you look l -as if you were grand
inquisitor at least. Pshall take advantage of
the law, however, 1 am not required to
convict myecl(."
Thu is trifling."
"Oa a gore subject -Lilies ee. Fui-
cbias. '
" Will you be serious for a moment ?'
"To -morrow. Lent commences then, mad
I dull lay aside all my foL,ie together."
"Oh, this is intolerable f'
'' It is indeed. The air is poeitirely) stifling;
but they are w ohstieate about tbo-4res I and
Mr. Dupleix has my fan. Wou'tyou ask him
for it ?" -
He rose as if to obey ; went toward the
eurtaia ; came Sack, resolutely,
"I will not go. There is some meaning
in all this lolly. What is it 7"
"Really ytu exact too much,"' abe re-
turned, scornfully. " Authors wide.m furnish
commentaries on their own works."
I will not receive that as an answer."
" You tool nal."
I tell/ not. A fair bearing, and the truth
are co ly my right. and 1 claim them. and will
have them, even front Margaret finderod..
Is there no sense of honor amen,; you women
that you will pledge look, manner, aiuon-
alp but words -and then *all it a jest 7 That
1 love you honestly and dearly you know ;
and you -let it round as it will if you are
worth, thought or mention, if you are any
thiud but n lair deceit -you love me. You
can nut deny it. Your very face convicts
]ou."
He might' her hands ea he spoke, thinking
her involuntary shrinki5g a movement to
escape, and holdinq Ler fist. looked steadily
lulu the face bend ,,, lower and lower before
him, hot with blushes of shame and indigna-
tion. Ikmonetrnnre, or .fiercer m.ger-
somethiug warner or never -she had ex
ported, but not this. She was positively
tingling with selfeontempt ; all the blond u
the outspoken 14v -dr -rodeo' round and burn
iog to punish the lie, even though it were her
own.
Her silence and 1:enbtim: deceived bit.
He thought her g•i•.ved (w u.e... she wee
-' GODERICH,� t• W,,,TIIUR8DAYe MAY 21, 1863.
tonal to give her in the stir piths
Int
and opened the topmost ow.
It ma from Fairchild and Littlejohn, he
lawyers. She reed a paragrcpb, stop
shot, rat on again aids a sort of ineredul
ty, @kismiet the dry legal details and reeve
in their examimanon for a cooler time
Their sem a child might understand. Ti
great lawsuit that she Lad inherited with he
estate bad been decided against bar. Lan 1
moneys, all were goo*. 'them was eft her
the Rrederode name and pride, Gail reeds,
apt to pierce those who lean on them. Put -
tine the letter in her bosom she went down
stain witb a somewhat enigmatical but ser•
taiuly Cala enough face. Philip Haslet*
looked at her earnestly, but she only Welted
and remained impenetrable. As fur Dr.
Moorefield he was gone, and without biddies
bee gool•ntgbt. Hs must hare been bitterly
enurgrtey, and I reso to ve, llyforgotten kis satuel helloes that she ifl ou�ht
more of that as she lay awake that night than
ot the crush of her fo tenni.
Her ayrangementa were simple and easily
made. Everything was dis,riesed, erery-
thimg sold. She had no relatives, and no
friendships. 1)r. Steadied cams to see her,
but she would not receive him. The gulf
between them wear wider now than ever.
Phi'ip Dupleix came elm, and was denied
like the vat, tbourh she was not a little as
lonishgd *t his coming. Stir had not expect.
ed it. Oyer Rocky (hest, se dear to finder
ode pride, she shed some tears, but she had
not tuuad w much pleaeure in her life of
eating, drinking, and dancing that she must
needs lament it with a very bitter outcry
indeed there was little time for de monnratiou
of 'Lit sort ; she was down now ; on foot
among everyday stragglers for life. and peo-
ple who go swiping their eye+ are sadly apt to
be trampled on. There wee • niche for her
somewhere in the world, end she get imnalf
to find it ; discovered it of a,lptatsn on the
globe in a Connecticut village, tutees se swig-
tocraey compeller) so far to allow vulgar
maeges as to send their children to school,
were determined to coeetse t0 more 10 tat
encroachii.g ooms.oa humanity. Peenastis
should have • picket -fence, and Helicon a
special drinking -cup, or, i1uorance forever !
In shoot, there was required ne teacher a lady
by birth a:,d education, who woold receive no
other 1' pt.a than those useigned her. The
terms were fair, M:irgani easily satisfied, sr.
behold her installed as tetieber of the S --
Select School, d,inS well with it -thanks to
her old habit of authority -and lending, a life
nutwar ,, monotonous, yet nct altogether
plc/using.
(CoWCtt'U.D o5 2 ,o reoe.)
e►eesag, seal he loot t• eweelsi•s a sent Par! L
r mi ear ma bidding
pr .. farmer telt 11 dein to eapngg
ad the Provimoe ms bei ded by AlluaIse
egiattt.eacies of
i- Providence to the selection nlaurntatrvos
whom judgment, fo
May enable them es=
The
my eRorts am. ____ _
r ereigu, end to
s, happietrse
PARLIAMENTARY .
TER PROROGATION OF PARLIA-
MENT.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.'
Quenite, Maj 142, 1863.
At three o eluck his Excellency y the Gov-
ernor General proceeded iu stat. (d for
Chamber of tee Legislative ' Cow.cil, iu Par
filament building. The member* of th Leg.
islattve Council being assembled, his-Eze,l•
kncy was ple.aed to command the attendance
of the Legislative Assembly, and that House
being prime', the following (tills were as-
. seated to in he. Meyeety'e came by his Excel
fancy the Goter.or Genera!, vat :-Au Act
to provide for the •p.pointmcut ofa Port
W.ir lee for the 1Ltrbur of Mmnteal ; to
iucorlorn.c the St. L:,wrenee Tow Boit Com-
pany ; to tetaherdi the boundary Isles of
ova tubi concessions. lus, and side lunes in the
towesbip of North Dorebe-ter; to amend the
law as inspects persons dying in any Prove,
cast Luoauc Asylum ;" W continue the incur•
potation of the Comity of Elgin in the man-
agement and control of that portion of t!
L.ndun and Port Stanley gravelled road
lying within th- limits of the town of St.
Thomas; toameod the consolidated Act
Upper Canada, intituled an /et respecting
derma andJuries; to legalize and confirm.
bylaw oftlte County Council of the County
ofLinco'u, changing the place ofibe County
Town; to enable E.ijah Powell End Thomas
Men ill ['.ince to be admitted to prattide
medicine, surgery, and midwifery ; to author
ize the trustees aid executors of James
Games to sell his real ...tete to pay his debts?,
to correct an error in the patent erecting the
Protestant )parishes of St. Thomas and St.
George, in the District of Bedford, end to
define the houudaries of the said patiahes ;
to enal. a Thomas Edward fielleede to under-
go an examination to practice medicine, sur-
gery, sad midwifery ; to authorize the Courts
of Queen's deice end Common Pleas for
Upper "aneda to admit Peter Taylor Pouset,is
m an Attorney ; to incorporate the Montreal
House of industry and Refuge ; to amend the
Acts of ilo urporauon of tt,e Provincial In-
sur..nce Company of Canada ; to authorize
the Corporation of the township of St. Vin-
cent to impose end collect certain tulle, and;
for other purposes ; funkier to amend the
Acta relating to the Nagara Distract Rank ;
teamed the Act 12 Vic., chap. 114, relating
to the Quebec Tnnity Hois.. n apectng
affidavits. declarations, and afhrmauone made
Or of this Province, for use therein ; to in•
eorperate the Peel General Manufacturing
Company ; to authorise the ministers of the
New Church signified by the New Jerusalem
in the Revelation, in Lower Canada, to sol-
emnise matoimoey, and for other purposes ;
to incorpdrete the Ascot Mining Cnspani ;
to ame.d chapter 45 of the Consolidated
Statutes for Upper Canada, respecting molts
gager and elates of personal faope, ty ; to
amend the laws of Upper Canada affecting
trade and commerce; to.mead Lower Cams
deConsolidated Municipal Aet and to etfret
the vitiate of Chicoutimi into a separate
manieeelity ; t, enable Pierre Auguste
Joseph Crevier to he adeited to practise as a
notar7 is Lowey Camels, upon his losing en
eassu,mtioe, and proving the requisite serve*
ander ankles • to enable the trustees of the
Si. Andrew's Lburch,in the village of Lanark,
iD censor -nen with the Church of Scotland,,
to WI a vers lot of land ; to Incorporate
the Girl's H and Public Nursery of the
citof Toren to amend an Act ia rektton
to ire irw Companies not incorporated
within the limits of this Proviace ; t" am.,.rf
the diameter of the ore flank : to amend
tie AM for emisolida ng the debt of the
town of Cobnnr
After which Hli. Eccellm the flrvernnr
General was pleased to elms the second
Seenen of the seventh Pmpinebl Parliament,
with he filbwing apeeeh :--
Hamoc. Gentlemen .f IAt lot"
C•.reed, Ge.fl see .f ,A. Legislative e
A.esmefr :-
TM ."eras d easel hes shows that it is
ese �
prsasibia to eeedeet, is a sensfe trey
problds beeleea..f the Pawkier
emir the•amiteur eediti.es el fhe Lerida.
We Mir.
It was getting late. Mrs. Raynor. whom 0
Margaret had constituted hostess for the m
evening, wee dressed already and waning in
stiff splendor, and ;et MaL8aret eat piayiuig th
with Fwna'a silky ears, and frowning over me
(bethought t of the jnat.ended diteuwion, or
rather dialogue ; for Dr. Mourleld sat •p• m
mating the subject coldly hy, till urged by
Duplex s sneers, she had hermit dragged the
evil spirit over her threshuid like Cbrtaabel,
and insisted unou an answer. 1t csme then,
curt, decisive, uwnswerable :
Thy desire shall be to thy husband, and
he shall rule over thee."
And Depkix had turned te her with a rmean
int smile, saying, "Sense maccola !" and
she Bushed redly, dropped the subject into a
silence stormier than word' ; for this was no
jest bat conviction. The man's whole earnest
natant was in his eyes as he spoke. F.ai
looks and true obedience would he exert
rigorously of the woman that be loved. He
woad cherish her indeed tenderly„generous
ly. He would be very patient with ber,
doubtless. He had been so with her, but be
woad not bate an iota of his prerogative. -
She mast be always in his thought iulerior,
at hest the pale reflection of hissself, treated
tenderly ext of very scorn of heating any
thing so weak, bat yieldiag to him b return
will and tko.gbt, as " too little payment of
so great • debt." Perhaps the was what he
winked of her ! Why, this was what see had
already done, and bank reeked Muting IDIOM
sns. of low -bot on., but over and again-.
she W been turned gem her most ateadfut
pltrree by • touch, a lowepoken word, a
Iw1 At the very thoagbt she bent oat,
angrily :
Sooner than that-" then stopped shat.
"Sooner that what'!" asked Dr. Yeordedd,
softly.
Margaret rose ea if she hal Dot heard him.
It a nine o'clock. Why did not some
one .sad stse op emirs an hear ago r
' Yru have time enough," answered Philip,
at whom she looked. "Do you paean to wear
that colorless, 61sy,flating thing, that 1 me
as I passed your door 7 Why, you will be a
veritable mow maiden-• thing of the mist
xfoam. Hive a dsh of color some -
to ware as that 50are of earth ;
soMbis
eF purple or scarlet-Nicht**, for
110111110110111110e.'
/. No, wear Bliss. I have a horror of feti-
chist."
ug-china"
Margaret looked from one to the other, bet
the time for di*eaasion .as goo* ; wheels
was at the door. The bell rang eat sharply.
At the ,nand she va.isted.
la her dresieg-room stood Victoria*, ber
paid, blsck eters - the "colorless, 61 my,
Wotan t meg,•' and two baskets on the table,
BDkiu* with* meek reproach,
/Which dowers did Mademoiselle pre-
derr
Tasman 1 Margaret stood •snood and
wdmeibl tefege breed? greedly carved lilies
171y(B ssl stages their Maas, ad flrsehus
mrmkec le mad aorta. ale W got
whimsw tet%and leg sp d east betwDn
weir velkemr and �rdes� het Dr.
11[oerleM end W #e kat eery
yet aw•fi Mai She less Wray aeon Mar,
uP • her We.. 11eialymwiegd a
s
Weise seam her.
• "Tea *s teal e. she said
The ends von ea Wow. Taro Midst
Deme item treaded, th. as Emir
e *Mei et he
D sk heed .miry the rel/amt. lie ha
.tees he Mee-
g,�•g/inllsg sky
g�w�lidi, MOM
ti.hig.«ham hiliw�11 glia ./ tallOr y.:
d•.e pew ee bet whits * ableru ken
w - beet W Alta lewd/ lair
et tae bNb wmB l.M her=
trim. wee•
betelate), and drew her toward him, mut-
urine, passionately,
'Oh I why will you sink.. me speak like
is when 1 love you .o well 7 Why not give
the right to !nee you always 1'
"Polite pa. lance. meetiny5(:oke yoerself
y serf; my hoed -slave for til.•. "
"1 see 1 ass mistaken. You do not love
r.'
' 1 do,' (heed erect and eyes flashing) ;
' put I love freedom more•
'• You have no trust in 'me."
"Oh yea ! f know that dr•enotism would
be sweet, and von pre so dear" (crimsoning
violently, lout bringing out the word resolute
leo)"that 1 sbou'ddouhtlees prove a enntent•
ed slave. But i will not sell my birth -right
even for you I"
Your birth -right 1 Should it not be •
meek and quiet spirit 7'
•' i am no divine."
"You are a woman, however, the dearest
one in the world to me. and should be amen
able to reason. Listen, Margaret ! I am no
tyrant. 1 should bare no wish to exercise
this authority of which you are en jealous,
except where you yourself would approve,
ea you not helle.e that ? You say you lose
tee. What kind of love is tbat that will put
no faith in its ohject 7"
Margaret rose with a wearied air.
"Sptre ear the discussion. it is quite
useless' Resides. here is Mr. Depleir.
When have you been ? I have wanted my
fas."
ft has done duty, 1 .none you ; bet
won't you dance 7 You promised me •
welts, and this is your favorite, the Lava
Strome.'
A touch nn her arm, felt principally by
intuition, and " Remember your promise to
me .!" mounded close in her ear.
Without turning, she took a spray of helio-
trope from the Indian vase.
e Will you fasten that, Mr. Dtipleix, in my
bar- to the right ?-thank yon."
"Now, will you come?"
"If you go with that man ! shall know
how
to understand land '
I o
voice.
pursued the low,
steady vo
Margaret palled off her gloves.
"They are soiled with these flowwre.
Keep them for toe, James. Now, Mr. Du
pkix, 1 am ready."
And with the waltz.1,eat beginning now 10
sound out of the wailing chaos, they whirled
away.
SAW
the
Dr. Monrfield stood quietly tMl) looking ager
them, pule and sad. bet with to wavering
about the e"mprescd pips, so relenting in Is
burning ryes. Margaret ow and read
aright ; felt that henceforth a great gulf was
fixed betim s° them, and she moat tare done
with him forever. 11 was only .het she had
wished, and the was glad, of course, only a
little startled and solitary in feeling habit is
so roams, tad this fools habit of trust
dependent* d. Mm was growth of ttoo
M�emn. Heart and bra were in • whi I.
eld neither dance or t.lk ; she most
think, but refuge there ws none velem it
Moak! be the roost Mf Mrs. Wilson the
housekeeper. Up the suite .he Bed like a
t, frond it empty, locked and bbtwsi the
r, est down, and drew a long tweak
As M shaeosd the had takes Mrs. Wile's
eesy.ehmi., avidestly hep joss Eft
muudhg Mess a little table. on Oath m
ipm bask sed the good minaret =it Msshmiawlly she glassed dews a tM aiit.
mf 1M and and : • Clod hese nembttd
tat_hir., mai Baish.d it. no. ties
la dm iatam*s and foend werttirag."
the hard that terrified the Rabylem
king waved W verde en the sal before her,
sea seald sowed, have telt • thrill d mese
w twrm. 1a her thembed .d heated seas
the maww and wposteo seamed limidy
siM_ d to her and midi k4. his •
etas asides lite kmtrry • p.shtug of Week the
deo taut that am Rias Mit it tt 4 eppo,.
to kat yew, tee gsstrk.a A
m dmie-
lettmtbhave kind awseem the milidesee
et the Legislative Am.btp; 1 150.), thele.
`em de mmieed this PsR•msstt,
wild it dew te he .s..
evils that 1 may ascertain. q
in. is hs spoil ow
eY eeleiri mmmgp the gar ef the people
epee the epresent Mete 01et tppsWle sane.
lionsTaw emeeetell wwa Ike redsem
+. a . of ariasq
the Preview., end'111 Ms lalseeal _ llivoyel
mats gad Mee., im.ds that ne Thee,
• It is geoersJlyeoaoeded that Mr.
he returned be &eel:uuatio..
It•S ecadUctsd himself in the Hume in
and a manner, and with ao
deuce withal, that be
and confidence, not
friend., but of many
bum M the last electiva.
poemble that oJ.ition
Mak moment, it lie.
the(7oua 'bo
. � in
S
o'e.
The Rome
doors.
Wben the d qq were
nem was being tipboesS4td with
of *haat, at ten s1oa1W past th
tleman Veber of the Meek Hod
pompom, (welch wag ja. tad
ZBse, ing), and aws.med the
Hit Excellency the Governor G
Chamber of the Legislative Council
the Royal .•sent was Area 10 see
and Parliament was prerecord.
a not dead yet, or
ngrificatiwt he ham
ho does the liar
Early this week
1rn'alo and Lake Huron Railroad
striate 'raltl.l:.
SUMMER AR*ANCEMENT.
' 00110 8.181.
DODRRICH, Ltiy Ekrren
rear X.30 Ai N.
IIASPHN..........r' 9.08
iEAHPUHHF.Y..•" 9.30 "
SEA FORTH _• r 93g
CARRONSHOOK " 9.55 0
MITCHELL " 10.11 "
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- . • use. 12.15 r. s.
sula0 1MIT.
rnteri ORL 41 . - . Asa. 2.74 ; . X.
0 3.33 41
MITCHELL
CARBON ilRtOOK " 3.52 .1
SEA FORTH " 4.15 "
HARP('RfIEY 4141" 4.21 "
CLINTl1N ....... i1 4.45 •a
OODERICH . pct. 5.30" "
consorts at Stretford with orad -freak sat
at Pans with Great Western, Holy Stages he,.
G.alerr h. ro .11 1.1111114 of the •utroundrug toust
Puesengere reach Purl on Y esEthe coast b • V 7
"Id Honl.il'a sI.amen. CCIy
juror
g
GODERICH, C. W., MAT 15, 1863.
THE POLITICAL SIT1TATIOH.-
otb* side.
t.ported that hooker had recrossed
�, tat he could mess the enemy fly
Oggthe hills, that his advanced
purl was prtetiq into Lee's rear, and
that the latter was making tracks fur
Richmond. The next going's news in-
stead or confirming the statement inferred
us quite cooly that nothing of the kind had
taken place --had not,in fact, been thought
off The situation is unchanged. Hooker
is recuperating, and his officers are tortur-
ing their imaginations to prove to a de-
monstration that a defeat is equally as
good, if not better than a victory. If the
telegraph has only lied about poor Jack-
son, we would be dispoeed to overlook
many of its worst sins of omission and
commtesios. .
Reported Death of " Stonewall"
Jackson.
It Is announced, with so much circum-
staatiality as to oarry conviction to tho
mild, that " Stonewall " Jackson -the
Christian hero, the idol of the South, the
respected and loved of all good men, has
;one to his last resting -place. The news
will bring unfeigned sorrow to millions
of hearts wherever the English language is
Ppoken, and in his death the South will
suffer an irreparable loss. Peaoe to the
ashes of the beloved American Have
and confusion to the wretch, if 'the
me to be found, whose mean soul ea
oiee at the fall of a noble and b
SI.roe the date of cur last ie o', import.
ant changes have taken place ie the politi-
cal affair, of Canada. The premier has -)
carried his point, much to the chagrin and
disappointment of his opponent, and His
Excellency has prorogued Parli:uueut with
a view L. an immediate dissolution. Thu
event bas bion hastened by the hijtldy
insulting manner in which the opposition
refused point -blas k to fiuioh the unopporcd
business of the seeaioo, and to give a vote
of credit for the supplies absolutely neces-
sary for carrying on the ordinary businctu 5
of the country until after the appeal to the
people was made. Talk about honor and 't
eortststencp, loyalty and purity of grin- f
ciple 1 _fever was there a more arbitrer_
measure adopted in the neighboring rc• b
public -never was there under British w
rule, short of Revolutionary times, in tat 1
Au disloyal and unconstitutional proceeding at
from a Legislative body, as that now cwt- ei
summated by M. Cartier and John A. el
McDonald. But what have they' rind m
by such savagery ? Have they forced( the P
premier to resign or to gine up a single bet
point? No, thanks to the impartial con- ri
duct of Lord Mouck, a repetition of the at
scenes of :;8 is impossible, and now they 1a
"forbearing" gentlemen will have the Ann
opportunity of hearing the voice of the pen •
plc as to whether they are 6t custodians of et
the public purse and the public do- bre
main fo
(heir heavy siege gems Mail h. Mase to
Bank's ford. This was seven avis above
when he started from. (Bank's Rud is the
place we tried to .ruse in January Ion, eader
Remade, but were prevented by the meed.)
1Lrn'bete was • formidable range of tortifr-
ealious. IIe took them through, but found
there was just suck another nurse directly in
the rear, and Arrying into execution the
plans of Csptaiu Sebald.* most fertile
imagination, he •• hook them too." But
here he saw still another ra.ge,but ala greater
distance. off. V ileery see pry he should bate
seen (deuce that his force wee tau small to
bring eta, into the epee field statue t sorb a
hoe/; but Set/prick's valor gut the better of
his discretion, and he wdveuteed tato the open
Plein. The result was. that the enemy pour-
ed upon his Mingle corps a furca nearll as
large as the army of the Potomac, sad aids•
wick fell bath. The rain commenced shortly
after this; and the streams bemuse swollen,
tendering it extremely dit6.ult fur oerlv,y W
advance.
After making • stand en the right, the 6ret
tliag Hooker did was to pitch hi• nut direct-
ly iu :root nor then plant a battery before it.
The firm shut told well, for it broke the truw
ions off a Iteuvy gun. killed mine of the gun-
ners end passed on to a caisson, which it ex-
ploded. The crimen killed w i
ber of horses and leveret emu. Whoa the
ewiaiuil w:,s 1,1104 with shells, or mere powder
cartridges, I can't tell, but ether would have
don- the work. The right advanced step by
step cuttheg d.owe trees, and making breast.
work, 01 them. Sometimes charging on the
enemy, and oftener beius charged upwn.-
'llte enemy always toeae a charge by closing
• division en mase. On the right we had
!sued u ten bun battery, and this the rebels
determtod to take. 1 saw them 'seeing out
of inn weeds. First, true entire brigade, at a
trout -facto, another brigade in their rear, and
another, 514111 the whole division vies formed
iu this lhape. We hexed distinctly, from an
oflirer on the right of the Division, therein.
mand • Forward? Double quick 1 March ! I I"
I{ow the Battery boys rubbed their hands as
they mw the big game coming directly up to
their gals. They waited until the came
pretty close, and then six guns blazed a
heavy rol!ey of gra e, making greet -broad
taps through every brigade in the division.
They staggered. They were coufused. Rut
they rallied, and charged again -sad with
lets succrs. Fifteen distinct charges they
made, when they gave up t.. despair, sod did
at a ltu!I Run rate to the woods. Not one.
fourth oaf that Dirigioo was left after their
fifteenth charge. . •
Anotberbattery of one( was charged upon,
and mattered greatly. and having but Glee!
force of infantry W support it, it was foru,d
necessity to give it up. But, before doing
so, the gentler loaded the best gun to the
curate with sand, horse-sboca, nails and env.
thing that would 611 up, 'all tightly renamed,
and left it. The rehrle saw him load it and
loci, , cone uued to turn it to some adva.tege.-
re is 1 Thep tamed it on oer retreating men, and
n re- fired. There walla most terrific explosion;
but instead of throwing anything after our
rare boys, it bunt into a thousand fragments, kill-
ing alt the rebels that were withiu sixty feet
of it.
Among the prisons rs the 21th took, was a
Lieuten:vert and his entire company, of a
Louisiana regimen*.. 115 was a little saris
ed at brink lecoguized by our boys as adeser-
ter room the Int Michigan.
All things considered i think this about the
hgreatest battle that has been fought, and if it
as not materially aided our aide, it Its cer
taiuly done much injury to the rebels. If it
was not a victory for us, it has had the street
of • great victory upon the spirita of the sol-
diers. I never saw them so .jubilant before.
They are all anxious to re-crrea and try their
bard again. Since the battle they almost
worship Hooker, say that a braver man cover
lined. I agree with than.
I don't know much shoat our leg* 'bat
some of the wounded of our regiment say that
there were far more wounded rebel. than
mon men iu the general Hospital. we
My health nod s, Kirit, are bettor than I tee be
mewtier tat being in tat any time be5,re, •he
JAMES. 31,
enemy.
A Gaderich Boy's Account of the re-
cent Battles.
'James F. Clegg, one of our old .N4/flat
boys, sends home accounts of the receut
Battled, in which he took part, and from
which hu came out urescathed. We pro-
pose giving only a few extracts from the
rrit better, dated May 5th and 8th.
Ci gg was in the fiat boat that preceded
he pontoons in crossing, and he was oue
o the first men of Hooker's army to
tip out the " sacred soil" on the South
ink of the Rappahannock. The crossing
US about 3 miles below Frederickpburg.
{is brigade then charged up a steep hill,
d drrve the confederates from their po-
tim with the bayonet, taking a number
-prisoners. They worked all the second
gbt in stre•gt ening their position, and
:xt morning witnessed the *cannonading
ween the b&tteries on either side of the
ver. While a New Jersey regiment was
prayer on the Northern pile a oonfede-
te 1!beil buret in its midst, putting
de cone/at 30 men. Ilia brigade,
ftcr .Dune severe fighting, was sent to the
taunt right near Falmouth, under a
piling sun, as the men though
t to rcin-
ree Sedgwick, but they there learned of
defeat, std that a retreat had been
•red. 8o they likewise fell back in
order. On regaining the Northern
bank, Clegg fogad • copy of the Sipa!
We are pleased to nee indications of such InslM
a recoructi00 as will !time a direct ten udc
deocy to unite all liberal and moderate
m
mon in Upper Canada on the sae plat-
form• and in support of the .erne pct of
principles, while it will secure the Tulle
ene, and hearty eo-oprration of the only
real liberal -minded men of Lower Canada. "Li
Such a course as this will be of incalculable het
value to the party,and cannot fail to make
is influence felt at the polls, because it is
especially tree at the present motneett that
political unity 1. p olitieal strrwgrt. What
000ld be expected from the efforta of a !a
party wanting those eobc*ivc element, mho
without which the platform kora, itp ef-• abT
fectivenetn, and the Prem its real forge f 1 7
Thom indications are not so apparent is ss i
any measures which bare been definitely 1„
promulgated at in the naw men to be ad- t,
milted into the Cabinet. Mr. Doriea, in 0.•,
Lower Canada, is a host in himself. A 'h
Man of [sterling integrity and high-minded then y
g G'R ' y
pstrintigpt, he is from the moral foree of es
hie character and his political associations from the rase oar pdtf). heed on•
rarer. oo tbe lett, �.w the
eminently fluid for the leadership of the centre, and the r... ea the
Kong.. and moderate men of Lower Cana-
da, and his business ahilitiee ere abiver-
atlly acknowledged to be ofa very high
order. Mr. foltcn, ea finance mitriiter.
must command the respect, and a Targe
mowers of the rapport of both sections of
the Previa*. The Ree. Oliver Mowat
and Mr. WaUbvidge are •ice grond melt and
iron, and if well a eambi•atbon of nsen
with seeh a Premier einem command the
hearty appal of a vast majority in the
two Provinces, that we shall be soon
[dead indeed.
waiting for hem, with news from 'Annie.
[We alta bore that Robert Gibbon.,
,they " bey .who weed his apprentice.
p in the Signal ogee, took part in these
II.", and etssuped injury.]
The fodbwi•g is a second letter from
aures Clew :
Naas WRITS OAK Chitin,
May 9, 18113.
et.s neot•za, 1 wrote yon yesterday,
l not feeling Slta
rt. S t 1 will ',ridge cruel, it was very
MAIM battle..e•ir•emvto all •little more
he great t9
bent*.' It a_e.R r: ink a r;
f .e wise bsll�j -"'� . side fit gluier
oleo il to
gad by the mseset . of if
received by
th"r patty, thou the
"t'ea'l muht i • m
mhie defeat- 'rhe pis. sa huh aides �
r moss--hard)t hes tj••
V::
sec aur ten fell, she INN ss,11e11t bet
to hundred*. to :.• wed
ei.rme pitted all •leaps ;_
sensed miles. To l
THE PE' '�' ' ' +TON THE
1t. ' A : A NNUCK.
(From Me Rinhweed lwywirer, Map 7.)
The tepee of Sunday is eo.sider•j one ot
the mo..t desperate reser re mglt, as the slaugh-
ter un bosh sides will attest. Daring the
enemy's retrest'o.r artillery had a fair sweep
of them whue cruseing • lord, rad added
greatly to their dtaasteds. Our enure tom is
estimated at from eight toter thosaad; tbat
of the euem7 from tweety-tire to tki,ty thou-
sand, including eight thousand prunuers
A train. with a number of our wounder)
from the battle et Chrncellorenlle, arrred
yesterday morning at the Fredsrickanurg
depot, ie this city. These woanded were
brought from Guinea's Station, twelve miles
this aide of Fredericksburg. 'bey cute that
the 64htiug on Saturday and Sunday last
was desperate. They atm state that D. H.
Hill's division (commanded by Iirigrdier
Generwl Rhodes, of .tlhbuma) ■tad Trimble's
division (the two divisions composed of Ala-
bama, Grove id, Vireiuia awl Maryla,d troupe.
under the comatrlud of General Jackwn,)
marched fourteen miles ou Saturday, sed
reached the enemy's rear ear Saturday after-
noon. Attacki..g the etremy in three lids
of their entrenchments, they captured three
laitenea, tuvetler with about bre tboused
priwnm
The Third, Filth, Sixth, Twe:fih and
Twenty-sixth Alabama, of lihodea' brigade,
'effete' severely, it is reported, in other/r-
are
tui,•d of whom wine either killed or
wounded -tire rOpue tion being ten wounded
meta h, one tilled.
Tee struggle on Marye'e Heights is also
relirewented as peeing deel.enrle. On Sunday
tIt enemy, by a think more.uent at Ma
lleigh's succeeds -el in captueine ax guns,
Iougilg to the First, Second, Third
Fourth companies of the l.ouiaiens W
Melon Artillery. The hifth i.uuisiane re
meet were hearty a71 tike, prisons ntoget
with teeny men belonging to the Si
Louinlan• regiment.
On Mendel) .our army flanked the ene
and retook Marye'e Heights. Il.yv' I.)
inn* brigade greatly distinguished Itself;
in" fourteen pieces of the enemy's artillery.
'1We lot in all fourteen pieces of at title
sed raptured filty-ttree. We d.o capes
nearly ten thousand prisoners, seven thous*
of whom are said to be at Guinea's !heti,
on their wry to echelons'. Our hue
skilled and wounded is estimated at six
seven thousand.
Tax 1.0T131.
OILIi tl into. melon from k'rede,icksbo
was received yesterday to the f dlowi
effect :-FIwoker left two corps dorms
uiderSedgwick, on the I(nppahannoek
Rapidan. Sedgwick's ivaructious were
cress the river and atteek Gen. Lee's rear
loon ns Hooker should engage them in fro.
Sedgwick, ler some reesou unknuwu, delay
his cro,•,n,g beynud Iha upp,iuted time, as
did net get over until Hooker was beaten, ba
vet is time to preveut (len. Lee (rum pus►pr
Itis victory. Hooker is at United Stag
Ford, fourteen miles below Frederick.bu
end six or save miles below the centime
of the liippahaunoek and the ltapid•n, hot
iog • strong position and strongly e
touched, receiving Leavy reiufurcemeets.
•- Tin 00011,! or 08518x1. JAL•kao5.
The Iiichmeud " Inquirer • of May 7, re.
marks :
Our tictory on the ILnpahannock has cost
us dear in the esvrre wumuie unfortueauly
received bythe. greet and good General
Jackson. Iu left arm her been amputated
above the elbow ; a bullet has passed ttroesh
his right hand. Hu medniou is wow, we
learn,_ as favorable es could possibly be expect-
ed; and he will doubticre reco\er, and is not.
trust, lust to active servile. 11'e could
tier sparse u brigade or a.livision. It would
grievous to Think then bis banner •
ver mote flush out upool the Yankee rear,
w them at it. nrsl gleam into headlong
root, with the sudden cry. "Jacksun,s cora-
ia1!"-tbat the stern eye of the hero will
nicer more lighten with a warrior's joy as Inc
tranches bri nolc after brigade upou the mob -
bore for, until the hated gag stomps, and the
columns reit. and break, and by, with the
ve.gcful Cenfedcrate cheer riugurg iu their
tan.
Our bait foe will .1,11 in the disaster to
Jacks.. ; yet the accursed bullet that brought
him duwa was .ever mou:ded by a Yankee.
Through a cruel mistake, in the confusion,
the heho received two bulls from some of his
own men who would all have died for him.
seamy Moe .. tlitmy of este is doge �; ."t!��
sserg AM, t see so mask ands=
oiew
[Th. addrau emeleine a ken lam Peak
441•1 Davis, expressing We appsesiadea d les
(dl'n.d) Ile B. LER.
Gew«a1 Cemseandrog.
Skeellaq •ad tat•► Aesadeat.
Another of dame hia
from the eareleas age *hash e.rt •
gloom over • mmmtlly, aw Bud'
rich strain oa Friday eight Mot. whew a
brother uofoMwa.ly shot two of hit darts,
one of whom is &heady dead, while the other
is not expected a remover
The followingare the freta of the t�.. ea
we have teem from • mightier of the
anforta.aie family :
The yang maw Grieve. 1 • eeresher e(
Copia* Wagstsd's Compere d ♦MataWoy
who meet for drill ow tlnwdeh *tragi, about
fourteen miles frau Wrier. Ow eke eves. -
ins is gwestiu. Own.* relented home from
dull, went the susessastion tented spas what
he led jest teemed. H. said he .osis ohm
them, end weenie the how for Magee te
go through the msaial ezernea, and rest
tato the yard. hie siemens stadLag le the dour
of the hegee and IoobI, oe. In the noires
of hie aerates be said M woad blew iM•m
how they dread, whim the gen went of,
leg some beek.bt in the gids of beg of hs
Moen, and shooting the other thews+ hulk
army me she stood salaams to him vlt Raided
arms. !k. Oasgraia wee immediately rem.
mooed, but aotwithaa.diug all his eat -Wore
one of the Miters, who was married, died •1
five o'clock un Soari.y afterwooa. The
other is sot 0:peeled to mover -
It seems that the gun which awed the
melancholy aerident had not been used fur
• eonaide,ebl. length of tis* for ma nth
ryv'. purpose than to exerci.• with, and su it had
he- been snapped many times beim, it was not
and considered to be loaded.
ash- The sehappy. aetbr of the mischief in to
hoe• • fearful state of mad at the rash of hie
r carelessness; sal the .antimely death of tbis
xth young woman adds &natter centime to tea
undreds already on record •geiasl leaving
my loaded firearms about the boos..
Ms- It may be proper to Mate here thee it was
tae- not bis Government rile that M ems essinll
• bat a fowling piece of his ow..-Eesra keg
ry,
Fii•ret. ACCIDaa?.-We regret to learn
,u, that, yesterday rooming, an accident ocean red
iu t the Meaner Protectionist, .1lek resulted
9e. in the death of the second meteor. When
the steamer was • little below Termite, on h e
upward tiip from Montreal to Hamiltay the
unfortunate man went into the mese-room to
rg oil the eerie*. By some means, his clothes
tog were caught; he was dragged in among the
machinery, and literally cut to pieces. Wbe,.
and take° out his body we in fragments, render.
to irg it impossible to recognise a single feature.
as His remains were placed in a barrel, and
It. brought to this city, where an instant will
ed probably be held. A more shocking spec.
d tacle than they presented is impossible to
t conceive. This s the fourth fetal accident
r;,, that bas occurred on the Mate already this
a season.-Batuilfas Times, Ilk.
sego
a
n -
W H E w !-The Buffalo Comntrrria/
pitches into Mr. Seebeck in the following
bitter ntyic. It u a pity that there should
be anything in our Canadian affairs upon
which to base such reaaoning:
A Titer ren itocacce.-Rascality in pats.
tic life flourishes with considerable luxuriance
among us; bet the Albany Joanal thirds we
Inuit? yield the palm to stir Canadian neigh
bots if ho.:( the stories we hear are true. A
cue u(01i:ial swindling of more than ordi-
nary magnitude, hasjnet come to li'ht. This
is nothing hese than the robbing of the Cul.
onitl freasury to the tune of one hawked
thoue:u,d dollorw for the benefit of the City of
Maltreat and the Grand. Trunk Railway
Company. And the robbery ig committed by
the custodians of the financial interests of the
(iovernrnent l The money -so the rumour
runs -was take. eat .f the cont by the Mei-
rntr7,rtnenled to debentures, the only security
for their payment abandoned, th•.amount
was charred to bankers who not only Meer
authorized the proceeding, but deny tLa�'Nsy
were ever spoken to w the set jertl
The newt time Sabah and his ere
moved by the spatit to declaim mai
"depreraty of the Americas."
select this little transaction for their te
HaateaVaRTuaa, ARNT 017110
Puvo110, May 12.
The Richmond pepereofyesteMayannounee
the death of -Stonewall Jarkwn, on Sunday
afternoon, from the effects of hi recent am-
patation, by pneumonia. Hie ?moist is fixed
ter today. The mi.itary bend bas been leer
(minute dirges the goeetrr partiou of the al-
Irrnouu. •
N.w Twat May 13.
!trig Gem Meagher
her W mewed We rung
Caton as &-sadamt d .het he nejeatty
iwprn se *be Irish tonged..
ender O.eetal
o..i�' Womb r-
emir-
•
leo w sem, AtPIatS et
et the hMN&
hide field, dMenlo sfseistimed se a
goist
tat low nuregee Ma �erstsl
te risk d ta. Akrsldmro
to he rgli.and hiseepeft[,
stadSE- ptersoeul 50rvias 1', 110 Oevee..,
pewis atrL�t4 Rtase limen in any othsv sigt•,y
i •a ilIwlmgAddeo* hes hem nerd d y
(les. 1.. to the army under kis eommiell.
Grimm Oaoea No. 59.
Animy el(Bisvthere V ie May 7,
Wits tMttthlt gratiMMaa tie (iten.ral
smpnrw M the army Memo,
There is a
pmpaiti.a before the
Parhemrnt to rerure to the United
fugitives from the draft who may foist their
cowardly person. opne Canada, his said
e, that the act 0,11 biome a law.-Rsflraio
, Commercial.
be
1
A ORTIR AL ELI IT°,
s Alone •1 head, awl in di probability the
Write will be est is a her Jaye With
regent in nerves and Prowl w. appreeend
More will be es dirt e•rowet of agnate
re crewed on the
ernes of Million'
draaeed tented a`[ets "r
7,aee'dee line elands. t_ the
rwsrFellr'e
Ford, to theeste+
toe C rellonilto. lg.
one perfect
riot we
.boat
AAsapp
/11404141,
W-
after kajery, sad helve lase pry
work, pet for eel. M ewe
lions.** olioMorelia ie
11p1yY�1 t►I*k
S.srdy
just ppreviously hese
nfutfr, o.a wird
dnrrder. Atwell
mob, were ter
this time. Oar
Ike ray to reial:wee
owe in eseh • harryj'
who ears is @Olt
to the niht. Thie
dirk week. the like
&ea geed( hr, by a fps
and eery (aught mill
took the heighs bank
alrmred n, the rime;
elver fornarnlinns
the a ht should
• olden ern On
Mimi had
Meet hem.
am lied in
lie seem,
*him emna. et
it le addl,ca
Met the memo
Milli where
Alletumd
be -
de
we
1 lv an
We rather gum not. No suet pmpn-
wtion has taken place, Reckon it was
invented by the manufacturer of telegraph-
ic lite.
NT POST ()rrtcs.-A new Poet
Oboe has been established ie Amabel, to
be known as Illsisore•--m name arb0ld,
we auppne, out nfnomplime.tto the Phis -
ems of Wald. The sail Iln it is to leave
Southampton, weekly, Thnreilay being
the day of departure. We believe that
the Hon. Mr. McNerich is entitled as
the thanks of the settlers there lbw this
first in*Wgaent of jnatike to them at the
handle of the Government. -Brom 1'ieeii
arMr.
Arrnrwvss:wt.-Mr. W. L Copeland wes
retarlay iteol ted as Pestie.Msr of Ude awn,
is, the veers of Mr. 1. P. Menet, resigned.
If long experience 1. the sib C'thmrlliss
p..t•oies he aperersise foe be Meta tem
agesteat
o m-
agemesA h the ream Mr. Oopesbrd has W
..east d is, fes he hes heed ever mem
mem enismeeed ewh M cies-M, Calks.
Mem /reel.
dyers by the Oars
sod ms.Mdrag i s le whIA they
wMaet ilbotryint /i-'-° - sof hest sod
mew* Yes folifeti tirembed is otswgly m-
ead
seism the valrw�, 16
e tri -
M es iresty fields,nees
ages le wk st hereof heof the him
' i
seek. While this glories' Omer, eathise
re to tae dm poise
ss e end
(agog .1 *. mem,
these b tpM aver d rime -7, ter t 66 mom d
dslivenps he bee t. t is, tlllgj,w
asetly reemmsgdidp t the Weeps mite
amday sect 4 esrlbieg a the Lerd ld
the globi tl mala Ms mem
tea ik.rsA, Is our reirk4 g. the
wit* haw Agme » 444.e of
weesU p514. wt'h.
WWI .N wail din lament the ll►••
we
Hoerne
hewn
Sok
Ahnemaker'i Mello -ie Now W lode le ,
mend.
---�erae
QOM Vtcrosia Aga TM Pttascw or
Wat.za.-Te followiag bit of mart gossip is
given by the Londo• oona.p.dset .f the
Birmingham 'Pest' :-'Of emcee the buret-
ing young Dane i. a Princess lave, let still
of a modest and ratively b.e•bk 1.s,e•
I am told that, likePenelope. she is mot .a•
cmlowed to embroidery, and that... is nolo
er proud, indeed, of her ekver.es with her
needle. There am many well-aathemurated
stories of the dmplicity of manners at our
pare and well -ordered Court, but what would
Mrs. Grandy my 11 .b. were sawed .n in-
dubitable authoritythat a certain young
Ninon" 5515.1ly is • playful meed,
to show • prof of her taste sad ueaLlnins
of tinier by seely trimming the hornet u( •
Qwe,. regnant? When, alter mut+ ruttity
and a great deal of laughing. the d..ited pepppasesesese.
maim hes been r'iren the ladies la wait
it .seas, matoke a that the pelisse whe•c
kte.�let hack is much lighter •.d nam
chgerit7 looking them before. Thar q.iok
eyes maw dierover toot it is*g bees dirated
of • peat 4 -al of craps. Perhaps a certain
roysi personae. m..de the ma dimmer, .
Perhaps the yos.g Pnnm.s stood Itsd and
trembling, woaderiug whether the loving hint
would be kindly taken. A little Dire Ma
whispered that after a mneseeury sigh she
received • hearty and affectiooste Um, and
that severs pairs of loving •yea, by • not
unnatural coi•eidruee, brimmed and tan over
at the saute moment."
Ma. Rstac.av Stools, see of the oontribe.
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of Internet relative to our principle costo
periodic'''. Mr. Mark Lemon, In aaeoriatioa
with Mr. Henry Mayhew founds d the publica-
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want of foods. Had it not been for 1[r. Le-
man having a farm of "The Silver Thimble."
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