Huron Signal, 1863-05-28, Page 2 e M el etllreig to the toad&
alq at iha limps of water, as befu.adios,
e,
fere ggsi ea .uid W do no till the whale
Oiejasj,
the water get very dirty
heists eosepl. dn
ieg the rout', 11 a be chug-
' ed. Gee w__hkddbassever tried the expel meat.
will probably he prpd.ed at she quantify
dirt which all be wombed from the blouse
into the water. A carlct can Iva oleaud
mattrefbetwaily in Ike way than it ata pos-
sibly he dons with• dry broom, es the pani-
eMe of dot adhere to the broom instead of
rising to fell bask ea the carpet. Thee ie eu
danger of injanug even a Isncy carpet. if aka
drou of water are thoroughly removed. from
Ike broom. Let uo one try who hes Bolus.
Ord patio nee.
Cees Smarting roc Ilsut..Cerlrginnrga
, nes equal to hair is conifer,, without satiety
one-third as math, and cork u mum derabte
Sham .my other 'materiel in use. 1l aepttnedes
all seceselif for "spring bottoms," thereby
n avies int ssether way more than its entre
ear, sad so far as efeanttnees and coat arc
clone .reed, its supermen over all other ase,
serials is mer, will be appreci,.ted at onee.-
We hare a lady patient who has sept on a
"cork bed" fur the last five years, and it is
mill as gool as new.-Js.rsa1 of Beryl*.
Rica Csece.-A a orvespondent of "Field
Note" gives the following :-a Wits visiting
the West ladies Wsads, 1 keesme very fond
of rice cooked after this fashio. i They boil
the rip is the usual .arer..d let it 000l,
them adds tittle water eI milk to it, soaking it
abort the c.rusiar.cy of oomnroe buckwheat
ambo. Add to this • little salt ands heedful
of lour, ad bake ou a griddle as you would
!tatter and buckwheat. An egg will hely
some by making them bake quicker. Try it,
housekeepers -1 think you wall 6.4 it an es
celigstdish. Any dyspeptic eau eat tar."
The cheapest end most nutritious veritable
used fur food u bears. Prof. Liebig e
that pork and bees form a compound of sit
steae.s peculiarly adopted to furnish .If that
is necessary to support life. A quart of
beams aod a halt pound of pork .ill teed a
.mall family fur • day .ithstrengthen.
isg food. Four quarts of beans ad two
pounds theorised beef, boiled to raga, is fifty
yqcarts of water, will furnish a good meal fur
fon, ms..
&HUSH POTATOES -This is a formula: -
Let each mess be of eqad sise. let the ws
ter boil before petting the potatoes is. Whoa
dose, pour off the water and matter three or
four tablespoonful of salt, oover the pot. with
a rouse cloth, arid return it to Use fire for a
• short time. Watery potatoes are male
mealy by this process.
Cices iron Ream Use -To 'hey quantity
of glee me common whiskey instesd of water.
Pet both together in a bottle, cork tight, atet
set it, sway for three or four days, whoa it
will be fit for use without the application of
twenty grains; balsam of fir and white wax,
each one ounce. Melt the balsam and wax,
and while cooling, add the acid. Stir until
an ointment is forrued Spread the ointment
on • piece of kid, and apply to the bunion. -
Change once or twice • day.
A good remedy for a felon is male ce com-
mie soft soap and air sleeked lime, stirred
till it is of the eesaisteney of a glazier's putty.
Make • leather thitabie, fill it with this com-
position, and insert the finger therein; sod,
oar informant says, a ewe is certain. This is
a domestic application that every housekeeper
ase apply promptly.
Teufel Seture in an Indian Court of
/ Jostles.
The Mises of Bengal sapplies the follow -
rig details of the trogedy briefly mentioned
iadate Inure Dews :-" On the 26th ult., a
horribly tragical occurrence took place at
Reepou, the partieslare of which are as fol-
lows: At 10 o clock is the forenoon of that
day, a powerfully made man of the Brinjaree
urine presented a petition to Lieutenant Fa-
ber, the assistant commissiouer, who direeted
hist to file hie plaint to court at four p. m. -
At the hour named the Min returned and
presented hie plaiut. in which be preferred •
charge nf assault, by which boosted he had
siestruned loss of character, and felt -himself
seriously aggrieved. Lieutenant Faber germ
an order that the case should be investigated
by the Teheeeldar of Droog, and retained Ins
petition; but the latter earnestly begged that
the case might be tried by Lieutsaant Faber
hi ceeelf, who, however, refused to do su, • hoe
the man declined to receive beck his petition.
Oa this the Mail Moven, or vernacular read.
er direcOrd the couple/mint to leave the
COart. Finding that entrcaties were of no
oho days
what M
.into
Um South
the
beet' sr
Mourry
rid et tit
ohm•
Y
,orueil aloud
himself lir • comp
.fief that be seas
gots, W deaden of course
teen of int patterer h-
meoM to P tie did go to steep
to be aseoasaded wheat he awoke with the sewn
that Gerwrrl Hooker had dewrmieed m re -
cruse the rivet. harems all the weeps sew
me d,rs save Gametal SPA km acted the policy
of at once atta:king the enemy, who at that
roorenl was moving to drive General Sedf-
w ekes corps *crow the river, Osumi Sickles
alone sropoa.d a retreat, and his cuuntir
prevailed of+awe all the other ,ceps eons
laaud.ra. The only escarp sur Hooker is
that he had discovered his utter ina4iday to
handle • large army, sad moreover .as, par.
haps, laboring under a fit of depresasoo, each
as often occur to people whose appetite for
stimulants are excerpt's.. This repurt,•wbash
is mmdouteefly tree, is creating much com-
ment bent. It is rumored, in conaeclion
with this salter, that Oeoerwl Sickles is to be
detached from the Army of the Potomac,
and .i11 shortly here leu les dq.wters u Near
York to attend to the enrolling of the cow
irilpts..'
DIaTleoetstisi yrsITOca
A oonespnwdeat of tem New York Times,
writarg fronttitoaemaa's Station on tem I'7th,
asye 1 -
Two lire lord', oieers in the Rntish mer
vitt, arrived at HeadquarteraZe terday. TMy
are Lieut. Crowder, from !re. Itnwrwick,
and Lieut. Cul. Lard Amb agar, of the Scotter.
Fua.lr-er Owrd', from Montreal. 'They were
dissect aid tined by General Hooker, in the
afternoon, sled are engaged in seein what
hied of material nor army is cospw d o1.-
Refote they leave they` will doubtless Ret.
more enlarged dea of American int nations,
resources, and enters rise than they have hero-
tofrre possessed. I em informed that they
made a good begin Bing, is this respect yes-
terday."
Sergeon General Hammond, of the Federal
service, has issurd the following order, which
we prim, as likely to prove interesting to the
medical profession. It is dated Washington,
"1. Frorn the reporta of Medical lupe"
tots and ths Sanitary reprots to this office, it
appears that the admioistration of calomel
Juts so frequeutly beett pelted to exesse by
military surgeons es to call for prompt stele
by ibis office to correct this'abose ; an abuse,
theViblericholy effects of which, as officially
reported, have exhibited theamelees not. ouly
in innumerable rases of profuse salivation,
bet in the not unfrequent oecurrence of mer-
curial gangrene. It 'egotist irnpnesible
any -other meaner to properly restrict the me
of this powerful agent, it is directed thast it be
struck kora the 'ripply table, turd that no
further requisitions for this medicine be at
proved by the Medical Director*. This r
done with the more cenfidence, as modern
pathology has preyed the impropriety of the
use of coercury in very many of those dreams
in which it was formerly unfailiugly adsuiaio
" II. The records of this office having
conclusively proved that disease. prevalent
in the army may be treated as efficiently
without tanar emetic as therewith, and the
factor its remaining upon the supply table
being • tacit InfitiltiOn to its use, tartar
emetic is also struck from the supuly table or
the army.
resulted from the misuse of both theme agents,
in the treatment of &setae, than benefit Irons
their proper admihistratiou."
•rettas AT FREDERICKS BURG.
A correspondent of the Richmond 'In parer'
writes from Frederickeburg on the 12111
l'he N.mbern horde has returned to its
feed opposite Fredericksburg, but how chang-
ed its circumstances I Defiled, Jeri' ited and
broken, its humiliated eoudition rannot be
eoneocled. Jaunty officers, on gaily caper
isoned reeds, are no longer seen careeling
over the Stafford Hills. The long lines of
regiments, milli glitteriug arms surd flyiuuting
colors, have van.shed, and the banging of
drums and clangor of trumpets which, before
the roust battles, filled the air morning aud
everiing, are hero! no more. Huddled be-
hind the hills. they tremblingly fear lest the
army of Northern Virginia shad, ir. its exul-
tation, make a descent upon their demoralised
cu Mints and complete the work of deetruc-
avai , t man left the Loud, but Bonn after- tMo happily c•mmeneed. Night before net
wards retunied, and, notwithstanding an inadent occurred which exhibited their
„f nem, rime po icemen nem, nerV0111111014. A party of M11014ipplafta
others, lie tuanaged, without being *mired, to
walk clon up to the klisl litrean, whom be
concealed about hia person. After this, he
made an attempt to stab Lieutenant Faber,
hat in doing no, fortunately missed his aim,
sad fell. He, however, soon recovered him.
self, and jumping up, floarished his dagger ie
a mut frantic manner. 'fire crowd of pet
seas at the time amembled iii the Court House
cleared oot as Trickly r they could, bet be -
fun they could get away he stabbed one of
tharm, who like himself came there with • pe
three Limn. Faber and Messrs. Wrotteehy
end De Lang followed him, ealliug out to the
reeml to disarm him ; bet all to no
se every rine wail panic sticken at tCrPrri!
ors eeedeet of the assassin. A Madras Sepoy
charged hien with his bayonet, bet the Brin-
jaree. warded off the blow with his dagger,
ad felled the Sepoy to the earth. We ol
the policemen hereupon struck him • blow on
the heed with a stick, Shen the fel/ow, after
rWiag opens the aide of another polimmaa.
w happened to costa in his way, stabbed
himmilf terries ia Has damsels. At AI jemm-
ies, orders were Seed to sham hint down,
md • ballet um out Ayoub Iris body villa'
wounded the err i this plated him ems
pisely gam tie ceates and oft Lima/nut
Fakeer asking him what had Weer him to
eet m Me mud he rid dose, he replied
:Me rapas from the opprieits parry to pre
ha.i.
rot leas* brig meted net to . ni.
yr Al that eoeW be elieited from hi ae he
lies *hes in • slaking mass, ad died within
e n boar di ' the fee& weed. The
polder erre is ripped epee 6 dm
O dd is he est a deager; bet the 1161
Mores rod the Wm mem whom lie seethe
me sere amenteite ereended. eed dying, if in
deed disy he set *ler* desd."
dais thm, wham • hey, be de one dey
thin seder 11611 Fader Oeseinement, and
wird tO In ores alma undue • liar
af lesee-peper ism the desk. /What are
=tart stid the old seereesen
sedelseed theeMetly Leger Alert,
this Wear te the threireiseet se dm
Irk dans wady vultannin idi he obis As
mud es& es inseam am the Am, et she
Amok to haul a seine in the riser Dear
Knox's Mill. The Yankees concluded that
the Rappahannock wart being crossed by the
Confederate tinny. end •t once the heavens
were illuminated with their rocketry, the picket
limes wete doubled, and then. whole crimp
Fallen Joe. Itueeeer. was permitted to peas
dm night unmolested by the seine haulers.
"Spealiing of Hooker reminds us that lir
fall is the beeriest of all the unfortunate
Generals of the army of the Potomac. None
bragged mom high than he, and a future
Plutarch will only find Isis perallel aed per-
fect prototype in Jolla Pope, his predeces.
" The conduet of the enemy i Fredericks-
burg, during their recent uccupation. deserves
a paragraph. It wee out marked by tne gen-
,•ral destruction is bich reared in December
last, but, nevertheless, there wen a thst
moo of vaadeliso *ad w saw
alined is this city. A of'
rivets hoed were
se lempitels
or their emended Arose Ma dotWallasellt
bar AAA that of your eorrenrosekaeg
condition in •hich he found it le a fithr Ries -
yahoo of the treatment which Altmajligifi.-
The rooms wore sacked fuss genet to cellar,
and everything dint could be eatee, drank or
carried off was ger. The secrete ef the
library were tore up and .usimpled seder foot,
sad the pictured, segments, ad ere the
perfreimeet hum their frames sad destroyed.
Ile &mime was all maned Ned diffeted,
tied read covered tkes wens ea* Wetted the
Seem Dying note ad deed seem lay its
eery rem, with here di there • pi6 of
amputated limbs. Fifteen or treaty bet from
die due, the men of four Camera and •
Major gem variety ta the Mailed landscape
aregemine of swift sad righteous rote Routine,
tleagli • bete and its garden bed boss ear
versed into a ehareethease salt graveyard.
" The metes deesintles el* theme Week
timer, heves ail ids int esah he
the anew ef a hoe .440.., sod the stritaz
sees op the sedellaillkoref ffstediadebobeegh's
noteformas. Am rg Mt priegairti ern stet
mad sem so Weehissi, was Mr. JAB. V.
aeon, whe volemsered te *is yrs saner
Ctleteseilet, le the thsasentesef the hut*
he inking stag ef the Mules sad
whim the seemay's Ina sr rare r atai.
alas Wart He ler moped op hem
ramioarmot teed essamitted te the IA/ Curet
piss, aad es hie dere
INIIL
pis* thee....Mis alba &dem* deem atheism is preemie' the austrese et these
teems trek the Massed Jells is ram
egoo. The Illsonnal illestsertps. of the Nth. IeZEI4-4 edam no 111* nisei will ha
hen hem rem 4, tense the pest few days hy
esey
•
S eserism
be MA belied
is sae saso►le feet
...Si.ereibirristael. Debi whit the
aNies
it.I-. teas per, TaMi...
L,egret, mums them is he
.grate of the r+eani espiesteeto
the md mob tion desigs
der seausi kids
P10tSCa an line Lia.
std*th,s heeding the Mew York Herald
WWateetey Inas eke tolr.ieg:-
yThe 7Ytb.me says lie's 'nay at the
tits Hard erred wipes him hour oady
gamed 50,0.1 seen. Tee 'Marva a.y.
Hooker's army at the eases time cumbered
165,000 men. 11 thus spouts that whit male
tee this, tide lee's say Hooker was es -
able to ebip him iu 410 Snit fight, aro unable
le do it with t.ice and. half his 'ember of
mea after he got Lu r,iufurcernenla. Ac-
e selleg to the Astremints of the 71vi„we and
?Ores Hooter s leases is killed ad eouwded,
in the several battle., amounted to only from
17 000 to I8,000, *tech. with the greener'
captured by the 'twiny, uunihrniug Ire ur six
lloaassd see, wood make she total fuel
Ones 29,000 m 21,000. Lem, it is stated by
the rete .mh.ritite, teat more than Hooker
&4 .e sheet 1.000 non --exceeding half his
original fere'. He eo.ld not have been repn
forted h, more than from 10,000 to 15,000
mem Thet word leave his whole fore* after
bis It.eee-iaclaeli.g the loos of General
Jackson, who was a host in himself -from
70.000 to 40,000 meet. Defers this small
force Hooker retreated with an army which,
&ter all bas lamer, sill numbered 136,000
seen i or shout four to am "f the ermy.-
So much for the .em{era• hip and fighting
qualities .f the eau lyeI0t.oe.'
Srlad. sad sake Aaron Railroad
snide Ts vein:.
OYomaa ameampassm4T.
001x0 xY?.
Dar F.a prerr.
(l Dxr 8,30 .. a.
CLINTO J ; ... " 9.06 '•
RARPURHI}Y" 9.10 to
SEAFORT1I a 9.36 "
CARR(jNRROOK....a" 9.55 "
MITCHELL eel 10.11 "
STRATPQZD '*uiI o.50 "
Gallia Wise.
sTRATFoRb
SEAFORTH
44
GODERICH Dar.
e.
4.15 "
fnanerta al Siraifortl with Greed Tniek Led
SI Pens walk Greet weiviere. Doty Stages Hont
(soden.* to all pro ot the unounhary_ ceenetry.
Poseengert. mach Puna en *Serums' by Vaolivery
and Morahan% mammas.
lfuton
GODEIIICII, C. W., MAY 26,1863.
TER NOMINATION.
According a Prociansation issued by the
Sheriff, the Nomination foe these Counties
next, at 12 o'clock, noon. Should a poll be
demanded, the election will comment* on the
18th ofJunit.
TO THE it
Independent Electors;
my esediel gsppert. I wit sweat 1
n ese epee the Gosr-Mmt std
Peediamset or this emery
.unity et sitting is w asawseltiaat
ady.ste Oureraiel Hulls* glens
asslus ealntt 'flake limes, abs am
Binh baa bun as dinasraas to lie
property Sam year to yes.
Contrib.ti.s go largely to the general rev-
enue of the Province, as they de, theiaka+
taste of theme United Counties're)aatly age
titled to receive iucrrared Harbour seeota-
sodatio., by which the value of their asci.
minuet products wouldbe greedy eobar
co the one hand, and the Boat et goods ree
gained for hums rummies preportioS
aWy lessened toe the other.
Owing to the great sue of the ao.+titu-
eaey, and the titne appointed for the elu-
tion being so near at hand, I sill out be
able to visit ell parte of the Counties,
but will endeavor to ace as eery of it
electors as ptamibk.
I remain, geotkemen,
Your obedient terTait,
JAMES DICKSON.,j
Trca.asui.e, May 25th, 1013.
Thew me ties 10.ff00 te 00,111 ke !>r Tr,
Collies wheel
r loo, eke per`
, Let the
le eke tatelk toy he nee
heel or M • serene emend este. if
.vN" Mirk .f IV t%ripna.-
amIgle 1 11 is demigod teat each Com.
'h limed eheeld 4r fully easiness to ens.
sig tsadidatp for mural pd seedferk to
be yablic Tait Mott t,.ebo,a! % .hes- the
nese T Who nes nasion of Cows Berl
lit way put n." it iy p finalist of fammiti..
00.04pars if dere Oradea* Coeedtl; and
perwlu pre apt,yy1 to eyes .mmearl4mtaime
Of Loepl Superieleu t et . hu arm wbolly emit
foe the place. 1 haw Anoint a percou ap-
ponied to teat ogles sod keit lar idler year
Or, who could net Waif gel third clams
smirker for tem ideople teas„' that be voted
risiLeazd tree r. any eiek .itrgle'e. Eb.
m miry eases are arbkraq and
eI* seii•y ed instead or gorily and
e OSUJy drying fres the candidate his moil
ileatiou they as the absurd attempt w
ellml. Members of the beard have mi-
llers
o-llers kind to do -it le their trines
them in accordance with the
ads out hos the Council of Pub-
trtons, and if thee aro not qualified
t them. The main difficulty with the
meals to be the enemata okiSmyth*
IQ ie in the shape of tenaciously
rmlaj to a system of iwtruotic• vklrlly
fgporad is our Grammar Stheels..d inert.
leg that candidates come up (or 1 should ea
dews) to their standard. hi this IM Council
Of Public Inys.itutioas are entirely to blame.-
leaeey'. Grammar only is ■u41.rird ; Kirk-
e . permitted, and you .ill scarcely see
r is a Grammar School, and much Ino In
loges. The text books usmi in the
and the text boor in the (:assess.
lad teachers emaaati.g fees them
sstlbreed a submit to smother (pit il,j.
maiyset ,e y eeenR The mut
gad views are entertained in the Colleges.
of So4oh I :amp
rep j' boob
-Ara here reel4. km .. ,
line Public atrasality, sod why should the Com
THE ADMIJISTRATION.1,
With reward to the filling rep of
cries in the Cabinet, the Globe d yeah..
day rye, they will be immediately >'
up by the appointment of the lion. L. 1'.
Drummond and a xeailers frogs flail
Eastern Townships, -we proems
the lion. J. S. Ssnborn,"o/Ar.'
too. All three are men dint -rate
and great strength will be added 10 tri
Administration by the amnion of nuf
two of them.
" The Cerraptionist Ore baa.
much eaereined by the delay is eotap3M.
pout( the M ioiaterixl arraogrw to in Lothar
Canada Certainly they have a seed
right to find fault in *hu matter they
have themselves been always so prontp3,
so scrupulous in filling epvacanctesi-
Do they think people hare forgotte. bow
lmug the Solicitor Generalship of Upper
Canada wit left vacant, from their iaeb
lity to find a mat with a .est in Pa, .
meat to accept it a their heeds? Ii0
they think peoplehave f oreotten the. .
We are almost daily in receipt of griev-
" Item complaint& with regard to irregularity
a the delivery of the Signal at various
'oat Offices throughout the equities
Some of these epistles are indited ift gen-
tlemanly terms, hat the great majority me
very unreasonable. We positively itagert,
woe for all, that both editions of the Sipa
re mailed at the Goderieh post oasis, an
regular as the respective hours at publics-
oe come round. and if the paper fails to
reach ite destination a.s regularly, it nuest
through the negligence or over-sigAtt of
he master of some iutermediate Acm-
e the name of reaaon, how can we be sa-
ted to see that the man at Clinton, et
lsewbere. mikes up hi. Northers mail
correctly, or whether he drops the selige
Signals amide for a day or two ? If the
head of the Govemtueut would just raise
e editor of the Signal to the lionorible
d lucrative position of Postmaster
eneral, the said editor would
put the screws on tho country
offices, aud See that everybody got their
papers at the proper time , but u such an
event is not likely to take plane, we will
be under the nixentity, as the nea best
thing, of reporting wine of the most flag-
rant caste to headqearters. The Pal
able revenue from the newspapers serried
over the 111TiOnll lines. and it is only just
and right that the officials in charge rf
even the smalless offices should attend to
their duties in a business like nmear.-
For our part we have stood the segligasse
complained of long etionet, ',and ill • setter
which en seriously affects our laborers, we
shall feel justified in taking dr Ire beet
calculated to erumre promptitude.
!fere is a specimen of the more mow
able complaints made The letter is fad
an esteemed friend in Teeswater.
TI.LeilrtTeR, May 214, 1963.
OF THE UNIf ED COUNTIES
or
HURON N D I,
In consequence of' the dissolution of
Parliament, you are again called upon to I be
exercise the elective fronchiee, in ehooeini t
a person to reprecent you in the Legi&la.
tie° Assembly of thia Province
I. pee
At the urgent requeet of the Central e
tion of many personal friends, I have been
induced agoin to offer myself as a
Committee of the Reform Association ofl
these United Countim, and at the solicita-
datefor your suffrages and support in the an
approaching contest.
During. the two sessions of the Parlia-
ment yust concluded, I have endeavoured
to pursue a straightforward and indepen-
dent course, and to fhlfil the pledges which
gave at the time of my election.
My views npoa the great questions be
fore the country are so well known te you,
having been frequently expressed on vari-
ous occasions, that I consider it unneceo
ry to allude to them at aujlength in
With rd to Representation by Po-
pulation, may state that, if re-elected, I
will, as heretofore, invariably, vote for
the adoptioc of that principle, whenever,
and by whomsoever introduced. I consider
that the carrying of this measure is the
most likely means of securing joatice to
Upper Canada, and, therefore, any Addle
nitration which will make thie • Cabinet
question shall receive my support.
am stroogly opposed to any further
iocrease of the Provincial debt, and will
Joss no opportunity of advocating the roost
rigid economy ia the public expenditure,
always, however, bearing in mind the ne-
enmity assail am outlay as may be requir-
ed for the develossent of the resouroes of
the eountry. I am decidedly averse to
the practice, so frequently resorted to by
former Administratiom, at spending hab-
il Matey without the peerless knowledge
sad senetion of Parliament
Firmly relying upon the loyalty and pat-
riotism et the people of this Provide, I
shall support any Arent and monessits
arneure white will tend to seeeserge the
Volunteer Movement, Ned which may be
es stake of defamer.
Believing that the property of this
Preens@ in, in • great measure, depeadent
upon the speedy settlemeet of the earantry,
I will advents the sate at the Crown
Land" to arreel muter, on may terms
I will silvers tie improvement, sod
asseadmess, time to tits et oar
DIM& Sll,-Our mails arrive Bum
Clinton oe Monday's Weasendsy's„ mad
Friday's, aad your weekly parr WIN
issued on Thursday, we receive it with Mall
latest nevi hy Fridait mail„ which is
appreciated here, and the met *MOS
would probsbly increase the semsber • or
your euleseribets in thie seeds. 1110
most of the time swing to Noe aria
management, they ire demist' ad leggthise
for several days. to the greet
those taking the &roil, asel T=1*
roar diaad sentare
We will particularise one mere, dim st
hes received but one numberth bar me*
sad seems inclined to thiak Wee If dim
retainer mi nur part ftheb, vre 0111116.
ia or the cm. The gegar le road
with the yard rersleekty, sad We "
it, bet it is dee than probe/de k
retained Ifir the priers panda et do"
wayside *tau* We gip* 1017
seat that meth irreynierity &NW ad*
amid
mweetnyel and t laws, sad
arleavor to get a sisseire paned far
epee serseated wild hieth, sod Ihr the
mem speedy eitimelien et sleareskient
lath
Wham, will lend tepees* the best
hams' et the Asvisellill* 06•11****.
g ied Mingthettiiss demi serve
Cp. fie Ammer wk. "so bag heen
dried seer, ow log lefarall
HafileillailSE in the adawateg tom"'
Air ithet feted se wee. -
Wittiest drive, awl
eil of by permitting but two works ou Grammar
Shish ftli• New moo is oisr Colleges The
siloy pukes* 'of Otionnon School literature
which affects our every day iutercourse with
the world --in 'the social circle at our firesides
aret-mmetr, the sorter re of langesper-
;Zion that is disgusting to cote of liberal
Crodidates under examination are
NW they must answer so and so it they expect
sei get a certificate twee, making automatons
Oft4m• erre probably the eadate, in many
dam woaW make the better examiners la
all the business that comes before the Coun-
ties' Commit 4/keels none equal in imporfance
to the apporting of Local Superintendents,
and the most careful consideratiou should be
gives to the subject by every member, irre-
sputios of locality, and know that the y
more then one township, unless his who:is
Owe is given to the subject and a circuit suffi-
cient to occupy tt. Tbia I think would re.alt
6 mach good to our Common School Syn.
(TO BE CoNTINUAD )
THE AMERMAN WAIL
REPORTED CONFEDERATE LOSSES-
VICKSBURG CAPTURED.
mat been received at the War Departure t -
liferests, May 23.-1 forward the follow-
ing, just reveived from Col. Jno. A. Ramillies.,
" Ririe or VICKSBURG, 3fay 20. -The army
of Tennessee Iseded at Pruliusboro on the
les of May. We fought the battle a Pre
Gen. Bowen, whose loss in killed, wouuded
sad prisoners was at least 1,500, and in arta- '
"On the 12th of May, at the battle of Ray. a
tom ti00.
mood, the Conkderutes were defeated with a I
"On the 14th instant we def-assel General i
with Wee to the eirmy .1 400, besides im- ,
muse stores and manufactures, and 17 pieces a
of &nailer..
• satsus; of the iidsitltti d
Rtes i waisaas M IHMIlribe * if bigi' t
ls
Ryas Jeeitlit.i- /reg
r' eider el Osrral Ripley, Colonel Al.
Aad i 6.tt, an w 11th, after the deportees
et the honeyed bet, emamrwd the week,
ad wp iW tem atmtem.r a :ha as
pmd.a.M Yr. La Cost., at weed by Adje-
taut Beyiede .ad a dsacreent of oma
fe.m Vero thea par ander dI ..,t lie es.
anu, lore effected the svieg of them fes
pieces of ordoaore with mach tremble. !.t.
early the Keokuk W been entirely submerged,
and in rouxh w.t.r. The turret bd to be
umbulled or enece.ed lied taken off b.fiire
the guns could be clung for removal. This
was au unpleasant job of game dificulty, the
labor being performed under tie water, wbeo
the mea ..s smooth, .ud in tie eight time
only. There engaged in tem undertaking.
going is the small boat of the fort, were
sometimes protected from *4.. rig by the
presence d oar geabasts i r other time.
.,t. Oe goo was raised last week, being
removed by the light hears boat. General
Ripley himself, .ig befoe last, .ems down
tosuperhard tie remoerr &tem mooed goo.
Enterprise, .rem with scant mrauei .an as-
eomplbh macb."
Latest fres Marengo.
bait 4.'e.11C1.Co, May) I9tk.-Tho sts.mer
Golden Age briar advices from the City tf
Mexico r the ltd of May, and Iron Puebla
to the 30th of April. Oea.Ortegi s dispatch
ec to Oen. Commoefon.tate that on the ni[gyht
of the 24th of April, the French expltodad a
mine on the block called Si. leimo, occupied
by Mexican tnap.. A somber of Mesie.w
were `brained itttke ruins, bet the balance re
flitted, the French all ■sgbt 6,thting desper-
ately. On the morning of the 25th both
psrue wee reinforced, and continued the
X6 let with the gre.Wt determauios and
ferocity, the Mexicana at the des holding
their original position. Dries the' coals
the French exploded anther mine in the
Santa Jena, another fight ensued te, kit-
ing seven hours, ten Me:ream remail hag
marten of the field, and eapiarittg 130 prime.
ere from the 1st Regiment of Freue4 Lueaees.
The N rench lett 400 dead oo the field. Since
thein tight. the French have kmMt up tem bum
berdoaeat of the city, though les. rigorously
than before.
On the 1st of May President Jaares left
the city of Mexico fur Cummoofort'a camp
near Puebla, for the purpose of urging im-
mediate of enaire operations against the
French.
.11
Sad Pate of Canadians.
torie haa received a letter front one of the
party who came down the Fraser late in the
'Posen, and had toe miefurtune to leave three
of their companions behind, with nothing but
cold and starvation before them. The letter
is dated Mouth of Quesnelle, February 9th.
it says :-We arrived here • few dap ago in
• desperate condition, after one of the very
roughest journeys that ever any poor morttls
had almost in this world. Poor Thomas is
starved and frown to death, and all that are
left of the party are Oilbent and I. We got
100 miles above. trort George, end we cauld
not get Of it tor three days and two nights,
and it snowed and Ooze taut desperately.
Thomas (the writer's brotbero Mr. Wright.
and Mr. Elston tied their feet stud bands
frozen, and we were despatched to Fort
George for provisions and assistance. The
snow was so deep and travelling through the
woards so difficult, that it took us twenty eight
cloys to accomplish the task. It e had only
ooe meal el provisions. I gut my feet bad
frozen, and for fifteen days we had nothing
eat -so that when we roaches.] the opposi
stde of the river, to the Fort, had to be ea
ried to the boat, I was so weak. We cou
get no one at toe rod to go to their are
same; aod I was so reduced by starvation tha
I could not walk. 1 hare no more trate
write you, .as the tuan is starting. You
Wm. Ketone ' The writer, and his brotli
omas, was one ot thou left behir
were formerly residents of London, C.
It Y wreell aepeerf tom* r edthesse
hmelsWaltr . .e ► ettheiete
ea Ilea seem itz
age erish r wwadivide
T lore t tpprute/Rha
wig res tearer ewetia
ttasey wM She pe1eei,Ma teat me to geide
them as isdvideala, end the eo•rsu they le -
Mrd to peter r • e iailtry. will be lard bare
e tem peblie gets. Ti m it nothis they
wish to hide, or ant ashamed of; aid wbea
tee prayer tIN errfesylheir emo aslkass will
hs r opse sad freak ea, we brier, they will
be ..e,ptet.le to the people of Conaria, East
ad West. In tem eneetime, w. mer mast
that nam of tem ,.mors 1. cireulatbs ate
rent eb b-w.4k iaveetioea of tb army.
-Qwibre Mertmry.
Rot -re Wesiwows.- lir. Itymal i again
befogs the elde :es ad ria atrsightfurward
goitre in the Hoar points hips out a the
best ..d atro.ge.t Ms that could he wheeled
by the Reform ps r j as their cssd.dess. The
easy hope of tem Coneptionista tisa i. the
poaible splittisg ap of est real. Let there
be lYsion end etetoq is mare. We oars
thus M r. tipoh. int seeking tem sdbses of she
elector e a Returner. Mr. Wi
Bribe* Y also Ilan ore the Rosea f
Them geedeere, if they penis in rewires,
excmt( f it to sse tial t y se doles efectual
service w the tames of corrupt govetmlreL-
Mr. Rymal has dorm nothing that .e ant
aware of to forfeit the ooafkle.ce of kis
friends ; on the tentrmry, his cores has nee
open, manly and ,oasisseat, ad his triumph -
oat return would he a samplings* which the
electors owe r ria.-Hasrilwa 710w&
Harsl.a e. -W. leen by spacial tele
gen from Caldonia that Mr. Hareoart was
thgpna.iesoes choice of the Reform eoaren-
tiod 404 n Cay.ga esterd y. The convw.
tion then adjourned AN 3smrdayt when it .ie
meet to be.r Mr. Harco.n's deusisw. If he
d climes amceptisg tem Mr. Ifavid
Thompirn of rndianti .,1l be choice d
tem aoorention.-Hamilice 7Tuse..
dtoeident at Qutnbeo-->arrore Leaps
of the Neater 1
We ;earn by special telegram from Q.,b. ,
that on Walneday mewing6 the Hos. Joke
Sand6elel Macdonald, and Yr. Sgammon, of
Chicago, ret era' a severe acrid..(, oohs
to the sp ethug of • tsleehe. i1.ee.. that,
r Mr. kl,Dgsdd ad Mr. Scammors (wb it
one of the relegates from Chicago on the
cad besiege) wee taringg neer Wood,'
where they had bene spendingg the evening
wish bis Exe lleacy, the driver of the hied
ealecbe in which tbey were, ort ler vehicle
over a hillock, 'potties it, and throwing the
pamengere to the ground with gnat violence.
Mr. Macdonald fell 'pen oo. of the wheels,
and thus hie fall was to some extemt broken i
but lir. Sesmmon appears to have falleor on
his heed with great force. The noise occu
ioeue by the accident .nicely brought aid,tb,
Governor (iteral aadhie family being fore.
most iu rendering every a:tivance is their
power. Mr. deameson, .ho was speethless,
was carried ism the Governor's re sdmoee, and
medical .id we,at ones summoned from
Quebec. Mr. Macdodd, not bang 'o much
hurt, returned bome. Mr. S saamo. wa.
considered at ore time to he is a preeari mit
eorditio., and still remains at Sprooar Wood,
ver 111. The Premier i ernsder.bly brined,
and i.oblig-d to area trice .h.le walking.
IIe expects, however, to lean for Montreal
on Fridy.--Pow Press.
loot. and Fantle..
Doctor's Motto -" Patients and loag suf-
tY. Heaven could erecute its porno*, jest as
easily without great men as without little
Id Many women think of notbing but dress.
1- To these the horisou is but the blue crinoline
t of creation.
t" Th• New Bedford Mercers says there is a
"h duck in Bristol. Mut., which ereemeseed :ay
er nag in f mit of' teat year, and for 84 days in
4 SUCOSISt011 laid two eggs ruich day.
nd it is presumed Messrs. Wiight and Einem
were also from the same locality. Unlees
some lollies would happen to cross their
path. we fear there isrhole hope a the poor
fellows so nobless'y abrandoned to the raiser-
idosfate awaited diens ever tumieg up
Irce. The, e were three brothers ol the Hen-
ie's in the party, two of whoa, William and
Mort, got gaiety to the Mouth of queninelle
" to the 17th of May te fought dm bloody
and decisive battle at Baker's Creek, w bleb
the entire force of Vieksiturjr, under Gerrend
Pen:theatre), wudefeated. with 1110 KAN of 21
pieces of artillery and 4,000 men.
On the 17th of May we defeated the same
force at the Dig Black River bridge, with the
loss of 2,000 men and 17 pieces of artillery.
" On the 18th May we invested Vicksburg
closely. To day Gen. Steele carried the pits
on the north of the city. The ri f the
THE SOUTH,
Our New Englaud farmers have 110 con-
ception of the mites of the Southern people.
Let me give you an instance nt the manner in
which money accumulates here. A jamas
gentleman. whom 1 know near Nsfehe re.
rtnn his father. and lourteen hundred acres
f wild (ores! land on ihe Mississippi. Ile
ook his hands there, and commenced clear
g. Thirty axes do vast devastation in a
word. As he c,eared he piled up the clot,'
timber into tiiewood length, and sold it to
prate/ steamers at 82.50 a cord Tbe first
ar he took ei 2,000 in cash tor wood alone.
bo second yeat'he raised 80 hales of comm.
hith he sold at $50 • bele, and he also bold
ood to the amount of $14.000 more. The
lid year he sold 150 bales of' cotton, and
eared by wood 510,000, which with OM 000
Ms cotton sold tor, brought hint an trireme
of 518,000. Out of this the expense for feed
ing and clothing his third slaves per annum
wee less than 51,800. The ynUng inan, not
yet twenty ntne„ is now • rich planter, with a
hundred slaves, and is noikinr 500 bake of
cotton st a crop. -Tile Sunny Sown.
army mu on the Missiesippi abUre Vicki- a
"P. S.--1 learn further that there are from in
15,000 to 20,000 men in Vicksburg and that
Gen. Peoiberton has lost nearly all his field
artillery, snd that the cautionadiag at Victim-
hurg closed about 2 p. in. on the 20th of re
May, Major Gen. Grant has captured nearly T
ASEINGTON, Stay 24. -Tho following off*.
cial dew!. of the battle of Black River lies "
bee. received el
Edgio Stantsm, Secretary of War. -The
following despatch has been received at three
headquartere, and is forwaeded as requested.
REAR or Vicesernew, thy 26, 6 A. M. --
tory over the C,onfedershis under Pemberton, ..
On the Jackson and Vieksburg road, at
Baker's Creek, on the 16th instant. Pere
beeline had • must foroiidable position On the the
Areal of • wooded hill, over wl.ich the mad
press losigitudinally. He hod about 25,000
men. The battle began st 11 a. m., and wee Ce
gained et p. m. brunt wir borne by q
Remy% division of Ifeelernand's corps, and aa
by Logan's end Otorear's division of kiloliter-
see's corps Hovey attacked the hill sad es
bad the greater part of it till 2 o'clock p. of
whets, having lost 1,600 men, he was succeed- Po,
-444199.9
YOUMg111111)01001" Mad the President.
" Agate." Washington cootopondent of
Cincinnati Gazette, wntes as follows
Since the report of the Committee on the
adduct of the Wu, Geu. MeClellas lied
pseud oat, of notice, ma a pmrann of
further accounts Dot there is • little story
Lout hies, aulhentrellArd by the best partible
thority, whieh happily illustrates the Mtn,*
the ernes to •hich for eighteen mouths we
roily submitted, sad 1 may be pardoned
bringing up the desd Geo. eosin to led ie.
repeat thst the revalue:mot the truth is math
no man will dare dwirme.
Liecoln was in the habit of loving fte-
at emesaltations with Gas. McClellan, in
min semi. to (mhos thane inesserioss
Mos. Instead of mediae a mesesager
writhed ts awe him, Mr. Leeman seed to go
wetly emir to Measles's hesimmetees. Ose
hit failed to see hies The Mawr or
"Vertter the President wee weit.
rah or of his sea--setieg
to re het. 'Tien him I me 91
the reaty.ktimay upstart aseteligatf:r.
sear y west of ethos swift
ed by Gemtral Hoomer's end Gamer Hold's for
mielliet was ended in that part of the field. az
Iburftatv brit 500 rams Logan operated on
treat, so that be was eoespelled to »Vaal by r
Ms *et Irak through the woods.
Logan last en la kilted and wounded. dm. P
We met sheet 2,1100 prisoner se the Mb,
air edemering to the is Black, we fierget „ •
Glas. Pemberton again at the bridge there, L.
EtaNI et &betas
eared 3,000 mom prisoners. He buis'i,
ht to nfie pies, premed by a dillealt
seeps. erred the rifle pots etageillesetly,
asmi took dr primed thee Aril ewe err id
Prabertion bided his bridge and
Vieksherg with say tide de
ase see If that he had Wien am, sad it
lhar bridges orer the Mg Meek
tied
thamenieg of the lath, sod sow heti le
Zsi by de awry sad erlasio llaa Oars "• 1
. These wee sharp Ilirri iris
Walk and lassaasys wpm airy egeSft
steartal=Yeallreas' sad herb tbe roper 41811V
Irani
owl gets vow beat dm , Ira
aims Was re. lb ear
liplizsarr on elm Imre dr
ova itr As *Si be artist reag
r. theeirmaery, rear* editor the
Viebeleargh Mfg, oath e good stets the
lesilleed et a heel et Rely ihriess,
vie a hege, hehisamble betel, and the
bathes, wee • pewee" etas, with • hese
=ritewest presided. yet the lesdierd
end et Mid Ake lessee. Primal
• sh• head et the alias se dieser, mrid
lewd mks mod forth, Set et arising ke
rhyesleg mt. 'Res% baled Ira awl mop
too jraltLicanasa mad mid has
and_ verb= eguasb.
use se eZint. NSW allertreeds
he mod g skied ghee
es she ethic ifs., et altil
seem mid se la I sees t
ass ebereeineed
i(disi sr
irk
dmiesSente
Mem
Hans. who is a judge of morals as well as
inoury, says that being tender to another
inan's wife is not • "legal tender." We ac-
cept his opinion- though we Wore no interest
in the lineation.
.At Ltristol, England, a tavern keeper, unit
Mg /Nantes' patriotism, hung out a Imo.
.• A sandwich *and • glass of beer for 3d.
Bless them both."
poem has appeared at Brussels, ander the title
" De schoonste Liederen van Robert Burns
aft het Schottisch veraalt drior Frans de
Coon," accompanied by a sk el eh f the poet's
Chloroform r recommended as ercellent
for scolding wives. .t husband silo has
tried it, Lays 'tio family should be without
'Is yoar Master op f' asked an early visitor
of • nobleman's valet. 'Yea, sir,' rejoined
the valet, with greet innocence; 'the but.
ler and I carrie biro up about three o'.
A yeses lady, litho affected a disinclination
towards matrimony, wrote on • pane uf genes
some verses expressive of' her determinatioe
rever to enter into th r holy state. A gentle
Man, Alto doubted the lad!'s resolve, wrote
underneath 7-
" The fair one hose vow these scratchy lines
Wrote them on glass-ahe knew they wouW
be bryiken."
People with long necks enjoy drinking. as
the liquor 6 tasted all the wiry delve.
'llushand,1 must have some change to -day.'
'Well, stay at hence, sod take ear* of the
children- that will be change enon/h.l
A false friend is like • shiedow on &dial. It
appears in c:ear weathersthd vanishes as soot,
11 • storm approaches.
You weed not talk much. One good re.
mark is better than twenty dull or eciasesee
What vertable man objectionable se
board • ship? A leek.
The Mei has esese room in it thee mast
people think, if they woeld bet famish the
r)- Teen Snobby insulted a Quither ley
Hash of • Shaker 'Nay. sot meth bet
I ear do • little is that wity.' So he sled
Burry by the MAW, sod smarty shook his
oat of his bora.
to the Timm stating that. • pair composed
of chalk, littered oil, sad 'Meese applied lo
barns and sestets has, dining a forty years'
test, peeved the hest ready. both m to NV
from pain end edlactieg speedy rd.
1,,Pairee Carre. -A red mu red 6
iresspes somdiar i• Deer Street Sag
wins 16. .16 ed.onad by ane ef a lett dense
sereallyireasert Wass tie -
Vet mem dews T
'Ten sere I hew Orr Ikea threiel
ilk yea T soil Ns sensisms.
'TY se t Mrs% yes emeget Ord the
sir Ira, bar as err stit ths .
'Wei she's piety mil. She sass se
es hashiss.'
albs dlit WIre Idol a bairn ape pus
ea
gem se get my ern es lest new,' oil
rialer lift le tlis 'Aar arse ma a
p.0 mamma he bat tioreaga.
glom bieseK *hew he gess* YAW his
innt&f
sr I. ee.sesse..e et the press M
.mbar natter, awl the bnseh reeds i. ere.
dam by the Wedgy, w Remi umeke a es
dinky of pospgsiss the eo.dtnian d the
article eo eneueed in oar Ort tail Friday
lythe 111 another columns win be foes4
Mr. Diekaos's Address M .41., eQa
Having had barely tints !be pt ' it to
this issue, we most reserve oar
for a future oeenieu. Meanwhile, it
speaks for itself.
stir Our towasmu,J. B. 8iaolair Mei
we aro glad to lea► paased the test ea.m
inatios previous to be sworn ht es a b.r.
riser, oo Monday last. He win be "eased^
towards tea clsm of the present, enm.
i* At Ire annual meeting .f the nus.
vocation ed t4 Udeeriity of Vittoria
Coiled+ e. t4 13th ins. the degree of
B. A. was'onferred upon J. C. Beier reed
Robe Shaw of Godcricli, those yemi/gen•
tbmea ivies passed the nre,ssary amain.
inatiou In a mast creditable manner.
Tea Wassatit is nagn1dest; *ad
from all parts of the Comas we ban
obeering accounts of splendid-lookhtg mope.
The bright warm days d tbie week 4n
beortgbt out the 4.1' ' s os the trait
trees, and oar greeds ppsle, a. thus.
dant crop. Altogether, then hat sot bast
another ach Spring for many years pact
Tus Flan Strietcauma TO Tits 810 -
NAL. - We have tie eatiehenlen this
week of plates au our subeeripties
the name of the first subscriber ist the
&ger, more than fifteen years ago. It
6 that of Chas Girvin, Esq., who wig
induced to stop the peper about • year
since oa dount of irregalarity of the de-
livery by post. We hope Mr. G. will not
have to complain of the post oars for die
next fitter years.
THE CILNERATION.
The Birthday of Her Majesty our be-
loved Queen iras commemorated yesterday
by the good people of Goderiela and the
neighborhood in 0 most hilarious style. -
The town was literally invaded, an 1111-
1111enie concourse of people haeing poured
in to enjoy the fun. The first rigid that
preseeteti itself to the addrieg crowd was
the Calithompie procession, which, at 8
a. te. deed from tome mysterious quarter,
and was of mune greeted with • bunt of
merriment that lasted for Revere] hours -
The e'er of " this magnificent body of
men " were thinuer than had been antiei
pated, bet, as it was, the whole thing was
inexpressibly absurd. First eame the
oommaeder-in-chief, decked out in sword
and oocked hat, -the latter being about
the sise of • lour -barrel, more or tre-
llis suite was composed of a lot of moat
original warriors, prominent amongst them
a nameless individual, decked out ia all
the horrible yeraphernalia of Pandemo-
nium, ears, forked tail and all. Thie uble
gentleman, by the way, Game near having
his seek broken, his steed, in the frantic
effort to part from such company, throw
ing him prone upon the hard ground. --
But why attempt to deecribo anything sce
ladierous? Let it suffice to say that the-
Calithutupians were followed through the.
streets by an immense number of admir-
ing people, and that the object evidently
aimed at by them, was attained, as the
roars of leughter fully proved.
At 10 a. m. the Volunteers fired & fry
de joie in good style, and then marched
doem to the flats for target practice. A
fen de joie was also to hare been fired at
three o'clock, but the members of the res-
pective corpe, as well as the csalithampians,
were too much oppressed with the hest
and dust of the day to attempt any further
ensioerted action. In the afternoon the
firemen turned out in full force, and with
their engines gaily decked with lags and
tvergreens, presented a very pleasing spec-
tacle, as they marched throtigh the streets
to the music of the band. .• The proemial
caned upon the Mayor, who invited them
to the Huron Hotel, where, together with
a number of vieitors from Saginaw, the
firemen were treated in a manner befitting
the oocasioa. At this scene a refresh-
ment, Mr. Cameron presided with 66 di-
al suavity, and in toasts and otherwise
succeeded in eliciting loyal empanels from
the Goderieb mem, while tbe jovial guests
from Saginaw were not forgotten. In a
loco and happy speech, Mr. Lewis, of the
East Saginaw Courier, respooded to the
toast a the President ef the Gaited
ject with admirable skill.
We should not forget to sate that an
excellent band freat Saginaw mired oar
owe In di/energies sweet muds darbeg the
day on da aquae mad through the preset-
* streets.
Of all tinsels then is an mei, mei the
hest, dust, excitement, degeonetnetian,
llirtation, and whiakeydriodery of the
friends betook tkieressives to the Seises
piss wished kis hoe, the soldiers and fir '
IMEM dried their amostrentents, sad the
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