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Waentesnroll, May 26. -The following was
received the moreing M the wavy depart-
ment :-
" Orr NswroaT News, II:20 a. 114 May.
14-/b the Mew. Gideon Welles, Secretary
of the Many -The steamer elude of liaise is
jest down from City Point with 100 officers,
melodies those of the Indianola.,
"Thelffiehmond Examiner of the UM
*87 the following •-
Moults, May 23.-A special despatch
to the Adeertiser and Meci.se from leek.
Km, yestaday, sera that beavy firing WY
beard in the direction of Viossbarg this
• 4ported, and believed in official
circles, that the essay Malted the works et
Viebstierg me Wednesday and were repulsed.
&Ids's sax has been •raentated.
"'The Courier reports tbet Yasoo city
was smeared by the Federal* acid the Davy
yard was berated by the Confedet ate troops.
't • Ass officer from Vintner' reports that
Great 60. 60.. whipped back.'
L•Tee The enemy had made three
depecate ....alts on Vicksburg and had been
vepulsed.'
" 'Some official ieformation has hue re -
ordeal ef the impure of Belau, Ark., by
Gest. Price.
"'A letter from deckson, dated May 19th,
e ars that Gen. Johnson this morning threw
from 10,000 to 12,000 men over the Big
Black River to Vcksburg.
• Arioncial despsich from Gen. Johnston:
dated May 23, says that an Ohm* who lett
Vicksburg oe 'Tuesday, reports that an assault
cm the Yazoo road near Pemberton's in-
treochment had been repulsed.'
"8. P. LEE, Act eitear-Ad."
The following has bees received at dee
he,dqsartets of the army here : -
• horrors, May 23, 1130 A. M. -7b
Major -Gen. H. W. ilnlieck, Weatiegteis-
The burainaq isjast from Vicksburg. There
an no official despatches. Ordnanee officer
Syford writes, under date of May 22, se fol-
lows; Our lash sot very heavy tor the peti-
tion we Imo gabled. The Confederseesiade
• fires resistance. I thinkwe shall take the
plus to morrow. We completely encircle
the toes, and oar men to night have their
colors planted on tha enemy's works, and are
lyilg ea the exterior slope.
The gee and mortar boats are is front
working away.
"Oar captures thus far are shout 6,000
=r• and 74 pieces of artillery, some of
ime dastriyed.
Goa- Great is in good spirits. It we
Wee Vieksberg se slue take 15,000 prison-
ers, with Gen. Pemberton sod .11 his stores,
sc.
"S. A. HURLBURT,
" Major Crenerel.'
The Confederates eressed the Cumberbod
river yeatersky at Fishing Creek and Hart.
bid, Ky., bat were driven limit by our forees
altet slight skirmishing.
New Tux, May 24- A letter from ..board
the flag ship Hanford, says Lien. Banks has
orgsaieed two regiments of native Louisiani-
ians.
The Hartford sent bbn 7 men who had
been hiding is swamps for six mouths.
May 26, -Tb. President,
Seeresery of War, AS11841111 Secretary the
Nary Geoeraltuchief of the army. and Gen.
Hooker, were in Council :several hours to -day
* at the Executive Manson.
It is understood that a, despatch received
to -day, states that another hue of defences
has been diaeoverea in the rear of Vicksburg,
ehich it week' be necessary to take by
atone -
It es reported, and believed, that Stuart bas
seat about 100 mon to reinforce Mosby to tbe
mid of entinuiag the latter's depredations
around our lines.
The impression prevails in the neighbor
hood of Rappahannock Station that Steen is
c000entrating • large hedv of Lis cavalry be-
tween Culpepper Court 'house and Brandy
Station.
Four Mousse, May 26. -The water bat-
teries of the tomes' exelianged the national
salute with the British resorts in the nods in
hour ageism Victoria's birthday.
CNICA00,11Lay 24.-Froas a private despatch
remind in this city to -day from an officer in
an Illiaos regiment, dated near Vicksburg
0 the 34t5 ins the inference is that the city
was not captured at that time. The despatch
YTS nothing ma to what was dorm on Sauer.
day. The working of the wires to -night be -
omen Memphis and Cairo is interrupted by a
s torm..
Fort Inures, May 27th.
The following items are takes from the
Richmond Whig of the 26th int :-
- Our Southern exchanges intimates a re -
/nor that General Johnstone has taken from
General Pemberton his ,word end placed him
reader anen
' The examen Maegano, Jeanie, and Kate,
animating Chedlestoa lest Wednesday from
Nemo, with valnabie *argue.
"Oes. Fenn an sbeir tinned at Shelby-
ville, T ead aie tele oessusesed ri( Van
Dines "
Tellidema, May 23.
A now ef the eaten of tern of OCT regi -
meets he fleet, with a nese nortillen, 1. 501
tree. Ind wrosied sad carve
• small pest ef soaks 44.,.. All quiet in
BOO.
Iflete Jukes. Appeet of dm 13th, says that
"Our Ism le theist they's eagegemeet, DOS,
=14111611111. The WIN of oaken is Raid to
way be MOW 100 kit hid, wounded,
:
be small."
Illabmeed papas ales scuds the follow -
'Aa .61•14mgmikA frees Johnetne,deeed
the Uni says 1-ka allar who lea Yvelrabore.
05 Tessilart =11= amealt on Gee.
IPlleneoceee's agar the You°
mad, had bus. repelled.
"It le mid, today, thm seethe, smash wee
mak ear the Jamison road, and wee also
0..1d.
us.
sisiblein his pinkie'. in sapremed,
nee is Gee. 1Pembertees
'
awl ban ase gives of final serame."
Atlanta, Ga-, May It
Pellesbess bie 15re seseths' saeplies
*meg set gmbe is781 "Is the
hen ingaseit slam their aim
eltes.
Nis Tlit.illiaapoore el Alen
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CLINTON ......... 9.08 "
HAKPURIIB V. " 9.30 41
SEAFORTIE . 9.36 "
CA BRUN BROOK ...... " 9.56 "
MITCHELL " 10.11 "
STRATFORD .aut. 10.50 "
Al . ........Dar. 12.36 r. e.
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MITCHELL_ ,...
CARRON BROOK " 3.63
SEAPORTS As 4.16 o
HARPUREIBY , " 4.21 "
CLINTON " 4.45 "
GOMM= • ASS. 6.30 "
CSOSecIS so Mnstford with Greed Trunk son
at Pens wee Orem Wooers. Lady Masa from
Gaterieli to all pasta m tha serreeediap coustry.
Pameneara meek Pens oe I5,.5. by Ya•Every
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urea Signal.
GODEltICH, C. W., NIT 49.1863.
TEE MST 01711!
We team by special t- elegraph that the
Prouder, Hoe. J. 8. McDouald, was elect-
ed yesterday by acclamatioe, for Corn-
wall. A good commenceneart.
XR. DICKSON'S ADDU/18.
It is, we suppose, generally known that
Mr. Dickson, who has so worthily repre-
sented this constituency during the stormy
aeasions just ooncluded, does not come for -
wad at the present moment of his own
accord. Although oertain of re election,
like had been left to corsult his own
private wishes he would have retired from
the noisy arena of public life to the pleas-
ant home hewn by his own hands oat of
the Canadian wilderness, and would gladly
have aatisfied himself with the quiet en-
joyments o(" his sin fireside." But it was
not to be so. The unanimous voiee of the
Reform Association, and of the Counties
generally, was that he should still enjoy
the honor of representing the Largest con-
stituency in tne Province, and he was
therefore urgently solicited to accept the
responsibility. Ili' response to this anan
imens call was that of a true patriot. He
wonld'bury his private wishes, leave his
farm and family, and to the best of his
ability, if re-elected, serve his country.
We cannot:help taking ourselves, aad the
question will occur to many others, flow
many of our public men, if sure of i seat
in Parliament, would be willing to forego
the honor, and above all, the as dollars a
day, attachiog to the position? Thia last
action on the part of James Dickson raises
him, if such a thing were possible, higher
in our estimation than he ever stood before.
It is the sentiment of a true lover of his
country, and well may the farmers of
Huron end Bruoe be proud of the best
representative they ever had I
Mr. Dickson's Address don not require
any lengthened comments from us. 11 1.
plain, pointed and frank, and is as free
from anything like equivocation as it is
direct in its appeal to every lover of good
government. A Reformer in priswiple,
Mr. D. by his past conduct and in the
present Address to the Electors gives all
to understand that he will never "go it
blind," as the vulgar phrase Mee, for the
sake of party alone , but that., on the con-
trary, he will continue to support what he
thinks is right 'did what he sincerely be-
lieves 10 60 for the best interests of the
country u a whole. Thie is the great
source of his strength, and this it is that
regarnmends him to the support of every
honest man. Hie pobition on the Repre-
sentation Question is as sound as emeaad
hie views regarding Militia Organization,
Municipal reform, emigration, and the
general development of the moans tithe
eonatry are beyond Gabble or reproaeh.
Up to the present moment, no opposi-
tion has been proposed, and it is now .ad-
mitted that Mr. Dickson will be elected
se *5. 4.; of nomination. But, in case
of opposition, hie nuiessone Minds
throughout the constituency are ready to
work for him witb swill, aad his return is
certain.
41.1100-1.--4111M..-
TEM POLITICAL SITUATION 01
CANADA
(0011101.1JOHD )
11 1. an opposition' saying Mat sow that
every true of hammy is fad* from our
Canadian pelitniaas, mad thei every in.
portent niaistsslial 'hemp is alibied by
• unpritioipind greed Ibr ft m ea -
ample which the premmt reemelemelthe
le MIMI This is either a ithashe er •
grc• fabrication" got .p hr the peepsomf
main politioal esniteL Bohm • alma
en be etervieted of &pia*, sash a
gnat lbw the semieameis Add poi
dm, it must le threw, Mak Ant he ia
etenie,ned seetiadly,thet in is eurprIllehiliad.
Haile teeth ef thee is me Mmen,and yea
ham the nay miintememes 4 enrimpaise
--the seal et mateimid vies. If the sesor-
appentiaa airline with roped te
rapid elegeserawy .1 the feliewers
r J Nehresald ere minecti, the sew
revisited hie he Cabinet snot be
mowed VI War- tthillithe
•
tileret se laden ig
smethe is See
mem
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" me Greatest Possible Good to the Orestest Possible Number."
OODERICH, C. W., THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1863.
&away the mom sepelooipled O sielleient gaarantee that they ea uaa tau. has no. arrived when they might give that the direct action of this Social had not
ever suffered soder. we is alffflY t° 15. weighty responsibility
restos" upon rurthir.eae‘mid "dennatreeteulartGrlort' of by
ttlle7winorkag " ihsa; sweelukCifolur :117 Tut th;relTaie
uLlrtagy ues 11%fladt"lasor het
to know this meth is tat the SYS, and that them pates la
ise d oneletdoe 8o
both
eran,ing appropriauou in (ICI shape of s leen. chinch rate abolition. 1 hear that the him.
premaaola talse. or in whatever obeys they obey deem proper 1 baronet hamlet( has written to the ...armoire
TES NAOAKLIES.
4.
trm piper a high---iy complimentary re. isedwataohereby thepriLanne. r be enabled to
BLACKWOOD for May is before us. The realise tis leseateb of this indepensible article
si
vire of • Cenadian Work : Prof. VI aeon's Yount, Le.
Prehistoric Man. Bir B. Lytton coo- rause 'foetuses.
entitled Cutoniana. My Investmeut in Sixth Ooderich, Feb. 21.1, 1863.
tinues his sprightly and interesting paper,
the Far West, is a eapitalAmerican storyt latest by 55
theaSeveralordIfnatbery i"ntehreerst.PaPeFrsor are
esale °art nit:it' the verililme"AuFax'a"Ms172171"411.'11°11°wing
0600.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY : Boston, Ticknor
Fields ; Goderich, T. J. Moorhouse.
Tina, in our opinion, by far the most
talented of .ktnerican monthlies, is on our
table for June. The emanate are : Weak
Lungs, and how to make them strong
Violet Planting , Paul Blacker ; The
Hancock House, and its Founder, Why
Thoutes was discharged ; Light and Dark
Wet Weather Werk; The Member from
Fozden ; Mountaius and their (trigin
far from Wise the offshoots of a derner- so mi 10 thy on impulse to din art of tile -mak. of the Society, saying that e„it a
ate political clique, the new members of
the Administration are devoid of the
primary elements of corruptiou-obey are
above sant, and qf known and tong -tried
integrity. Even taking the Cabinet as •
body, the whole of ita members, with
perhaps oue exceptioe,are men of wealth and
respeetabie standing in society. Mr. Per-
guaon Blair is poseeemed of a large proper-
ty in Scotland, and for purity of priociple
will oonipare favorably with any man in
Canada -indeed we have never heard a
whisper against him except what sense -
atm front oertain hireling scribblers ; Mr.
Mowat has realised a considerable fortune
from the practice of his protean)°, and is
respected and esteemed by men of all
parties ; Mr. Thibaudesu is one of the
most wealthy and respectod merchant. of
Quebec , Mr. St. Just is • gentleman of
landed fortune and admitted talent, and
Mr. Wallbridgo, beeidee being one of the
oldest is among the moat saccensful resi-
dents of the Province. These are lute
which cannot be gainsaid, and we ask the
candid reader, is it probable that gentle-
men or dam stamp, were prompted by
motives of cupidity and corruption
ia accepting seats in the Cabinet Is
it reasonable? And yet you will fiod
iadividuals who will sigh and groan about
the degeneracy of the "Grits," how they
are going on from bad to worse, and what
a bad business it is going to be if the
" Triumvirate " is not established on its
old throne, to soften down the ruffled
feathers of our dear brethren in Lower
Canada, and to manipulate the Provincial
safe keys in such a way that the threatened
tax -gatherer may be kept away from our,
doors! -Good, kind old Toryism, how
lordly you are !-how you always recognise
worth -if it is only found on your side of
the fence; but, unfortunately, your vision
is sometimes so seriously impaired that you
take the name for the quality itself.
In oontomplatiog the Political condition
of Canada in the light of "Measure., not
Men," it is really astoniahing to find bow
few are the points on which tory and lib-
eral differ in opinion, -how faint, as we
have before reuaarked, the line which
LAINUILIIS toemert , Spring at the Capital ; which
pagers throat!' the forest of Rogow.-
Horrors of San Domingo ; besides Reviews At that point DbMarian
Debate repulsed two
and I.iterary No*.ions.
eolumas The hero of the day was Father
Vackleenes„ who fell upon the Rosaism Bank
KR. DICISON with a compesy of seythemen, and owned the
im'e of victory. The Itessiane left forty
To the Eiluor of t -he /farce Signal
Birreg, May 25th, 1843.
In looking orer a late number of the divrtled tato four parts. One of these, led by
Clinton Courier I noticed a letter signed Fa r Mackheics, advanced as far nod.b.
II 80,000 nealic inie,zed .t.e, ward as Onikachts, driving out all the itemise
upon Mr. James Dickson, which reminded me court, of adminatratioe and expelling :be
of tbe lines of Shakespeare
" Be thou as chaste as iee,as pare is snow,
" Thou shalt uot eecape calentny."
The letter and the writer of it merit hat scent
and contempt nor would the thing be
worthy ot the eightest notice, only that it
serves to place Mr. Dicksou's character iu the
brightest position, when it is seen that no
charge MS he brought against bim, but soth
as the party ycleped tiyhintself "so,o00 souls -
urges. It the fellow haa a soul at all it most After tde engagement the Itessimo set • coon -
fie an extremely small mid mean one. I think try house on brts, consuming twelve of their
that 80,000 souls like his woe d easily rattle ern dead in the flames, in the hope taf coo -
1,' • nutshell. The mut of en many souls is ces'ing the extent of their loans.
evidetiOy • disappointed office -seeker, and The more the ioserrection inereases the
angry with Mr. ilicksou fur not getting him • rater are the outrages committed by the
situation fur which be WY 1111fiL (DOT of his Itioalan soldierly. Generals Lichamenelf mid
chief charges againat Mr. Dickaon is that lie Maiden, the Russian commander', make nu
reiused to contriouto to build • sidewa k to elms wh•www NT NrITC, Kut borrow sod
his own door, and the soul min felt it bald tltrociti" Omit' trooto commit. '111,Youndor
to b.• so often walking through the utud.wron Reshot officers can effbct nothing, ening to
be went to bete ot Mr. Dickson to ket him a • t" losoh"rdiohtioo thls loco* hod both
gov. appointment. How much mote cone officers and privates hare beets 'nerd to de-
Tfohrtaembl.ereheixylAdwigniabelikg:inbgimoni: curdmerawliik.. poiclar:tedthatt.,:ttti,retheieplirtttlaice: Mao( y;betheilrueim zip;
The American seam sloop -of ear Wyom-
ing struck on a rock in Swallow Uurbor sud,
sustained dinners to the extent of 'Inlay.
fist thoemed stollen.
The Insenuetien in Poland rontinues to in
• ine, and inquires daily fresh development
111 tathusie and Samagotta. In the latter
district it hee iummed en entirely religious
aspect. The population there is stiletto
Cdtholie, sad practically devoted to that faith,
w hich is euestandy threatened by the iteenen
government. Several volunteer corps us led
by country clergy.
Within Kee last fortnight thee" bands have
been victorious is several engarmeuta, the
sou noteworthy of which took place upon
the road between Wilmoker add PODOW
tolled and ao ammunition wagon upon the
...iA.fr .ite
field 4131,217, that of the Wes'eyan elinionary
Society .C141.638, the Propagation of the
. onary . mtety a income for the year u
*thew. "drgeoesandineeentvteht7 bbsurtaddredof sMtrolienig-Zs
its receipts will be over .£100,000, to say
Gospel S icat; £93,326, . and the Baptist
Missionary Society has not yet reported, but
notFing of the stores of smaller though out
I. earful agencies. 1 shall give .you a more
t5.5. chars* 06*5. Bill beeline( their course
of &eine. lie is disowned st finding the'
they really do uot with to get quit of the rate.
lest its Ices should be bertha to liberation, as
they call total disendowcoeut uf all meth
11•11
The antiserum, of the greet religious so -
entice are tersely eagagtug the tilos and at
tention of the Christian public. Exeter Hall
• crowded dsy by day with thousands of pious
men and women, eagerly hemming to th• re-
ports of their operatmus in all palm of die
world, and intent oa increasing their effici-
alley. The Wesleyan Missionary Society is
ansually aid* to report • considerable increase
in it. funds in a year of unexampled tint, and
the debeiency ia the thrown a other organi-
sations 0not so large as might well hare
been expected, The Church Miesiouery So-
ciety, indeed, Ikm to announce a IsIling of of
rime; Z8,000 is its subscription and lege-
ciao but is only employs oise missionary len
than it did before, and can number seven 01-
deitroal native agents. And the noble Bible
8raciety, foster pareut and helper of all the
item, rallies to its side, with increaaing enthu-
steam, the best men of every coisinunion.-
Hut the diatom" in Lancashire has caused a
falling off of over .89,000 in the year. The
total receipts of the Hill. Society for the
twelvemooth are L158,750. The slumber of
copies of the Seriptum circulated is 2,133,-
860. The total issues of the Society now
amount to 43,044,334 copra'. The Church
ample account of the meetings in my next or
subsequent letter.- London coy. Giobe.
Tree inhabitant. of Onikeehes, consisting
mains received Father ackiewics with inde-
chiefly of peasants a:cawing the crown do -
Grand Rebel Raid.
srnbable cadmium' as he entered the viltage
at the head of he troops, waving the Polish It is supposed by grime, that Jeff. Davis is
Bag and singing the sational hymn. arrau„ong fur •stertling enterprise, similar to
A lar," inerone volunteers has taken that 01 SIOPTI1111111 and Grietson, but on a
place in the district of- Ssakole,.near Prischk. target- scale. Bit object will be threefold -
3 very small division under Piaareki has to pleader northern stores of provisions,
gained considerable advantages over the Rim clOthin,r, etc , for the replenishing of his own
son reimport, commanded by Major Sinoinoffexhausted commissariat; to Strike terror into
the northern heart,' sod to give England an
example of southern prowess and euterprise
(bet shall set all the siily secession geese in
that euusitry into • vigorous gabble. The
New York Evening Poet think there
it something more than talk in thisand sets
forth the following reason,' for giving it cre-
dence
&dies, but heppily not many in Huron Mr- they will barn, plunder, destroy and slay et
parties, -and leaving Dickson's course in parliament nu been no plummy. Even DOW .11 classes areinferiat-
separetes the two
that his warmest friends could wish ; nor can el at the savage brutality of the Roestana, and
aside the question of the "In."a
an- ' any intelligent, candid opponent even point to it ti guile possible ',bat after the 13th of Mar
" Oute," it ia difficult to find anything owe single error in her Parliamentary earner_ the only comparatively secure play' in the
which should prevent . Upper Canadians has delivered not only "one," but many country will be the Punish camps.
important epeeches during the 16161011 that In tke governmeuts of Helen, Geode° and
from joining heartily in pushing forward Maul:, the scope of the insurrection increases
limpet closed,aud he has ever been energetic
the vital interests of the oountry.- at, u in promcting everything core4.1.
The thing can be done. The car of pro- inendeeeduel .wiinteeh tibeb.inctaemome 'sot Huron and liruce.
Marlon, soli of *5. Lithuanian historian, has
In the dtstriet of Lida the volenteer leader.
grecs is gradually moving ()award, and it I must say that we never
aeqhzinate,dmiwiiythf.11auhrio.ni pgrti.isay.
distinguished himself by his ac -
only reqaires the application of a few representative in Partiametit until Mr. Dick- 11"7
audit:ring.
earnest, manly shoulders to the wheel, to son went there. Since he wax that elected he The Paris patelegrams
pers pefilish from
ha* not kat an old friend and be has gained Bight& dated May 13, samouneing that fresh
aooelerate ita speed and sweep a"•9 every =any a new one. This will be seen at the d iterhiuces has brdtes ciet is Lebigne.-
fictions obstruction. Let there be leas polls. The idea of Tom Gorenlock as a can- The 'sins of the Trickish inhabitanta as the
lawyer legislation and a more combined didate to representiluron and Bruce in Par- emirs's nlihe town assembled in &nos, de -
Bement is almost too absurd for notice, and I in:siding the renege of the rioterswho were
settee on the part of all independent mem- ass sure M. Govenlock himself will agree am-sied daring the mown dieterbstces in
, o
beim iti carrying out really useful reeetesree with me in 'hie opinion. As Henry Fielding which the Greek-sehool wasdestroyed. The
-letdispersed by the regular troop*.
every representative be firmly pledged has said in "Tom Jones," there is • filmes in amicably sod
things." Mn. tlovenlock I ant* say 1. 511 The 8" (i5."t 1"el"" of the GT•st In'
to carry out a system of thorough retrench- right in his own proper sphere; but an.„,ly no dian l'eninee'm railway hee been sacomagmfly
meat, and true reform of long -Mending one who knows him would ever consider him °Pepe&
designed fora ' Parliament man." How-
abusee--let there be a concentration of
ever, there is no accounting for tastes, as the THAT MITITIA CLIIT1111/0.-The 'arrival of
energy in sustaining and developing the litt:e hoy said when he saw the old gentleman the Eaglult steamer, now hourly expected,
Volunteering System so happily aora_ eating rotten oysters, and I sball nut question mid enable thy offeets whose duty it in, to
mewed by the McDonald-Siootte M inia- the 88,000 man's tests in re rd to Mr. Gov- commence the distribution of the new cloth.
enlock. The electors of 1 mon and Braes tag to the volunieers St both sections of the
try, --let a firm front be presented against will form their own conelcoimis on 'hemming Province. It is to be regretted nos this
coald not be effected before the celebrationCanada, every attempt to assail the right& of Upper
Canada, while at the Paine time a desire
ill manifested to set justly and fairly by out ways in which be has well earned the sup -
election. Mr. Dickson is the man of their
choice eel Mr. Dickson they shall have. If e.ef firdere:jestyre un.;eavoidab1
me permitted Iight 'neasily pont out vari- the delay ale. Tke whole, when
beoirt.i.ehday ;ofbet2stb,0e0caoueestonies,of
ti
Lower Canada, and our country will yet port of the people of Huron and Ilniee. I 20.000 pairs of trowsem, and 20,01.A0 shakos.
plate it had well-nigh lost through extray. slanders circulated against him ellen be first rd.* and other places,
given the lie to the various ca'umnies sad manufeetuitel at Chambly, Alginate, sarvnva
could also easily paint out bow his seta ham The immen erre rriadeandin anicanean,of excellent rise above its diffieulties and resume the
agent legislation, and offet,d: but this not now necessary.- matey, appearance., and CAS, ; the tunica
In this neighborhood, although we do not and shakos bad to be imported from England,
in high places. The signs of the times apprehend any opposition we are determined ' both became they could scarcely have been
are hopeful I Upper Canada is at last to organise efficient committees to ensure his made at all in the Province. and be,„„aaa if
being mused out of her long Seep I The return. It .aaa well that the enemy should obtainable here, the price would bare bee
people are beginning to demand meagures
tabulated to besefit the mama, and most
of their representatives have thrown offthe
yoke of bondage. We may cite the ec-
hos a Mr. Buchanan u an example. -
Ara the Press too is beginning to throw
its vast infiaenoe into the right scale.-
Tles Loader goes into opposition, sad ia
themenced by the ablest of its old friends,
and meal papers as the Guelph Mercury,
whisk ham edvoneted toryian for many
years pem are dealing With questions of
the day in • member whieh pmves that they
have ems lam every feeling of pearl Aims.
The paper pertinabuiy alluded to above
(a supporter of the MeDcreald-Cartier
Government throughout) counesets as
follows au the new Cabinet :
know that we are prepared,-" with our lamps
trimmed and our lights burning.'
Yours, ho..
H.
On Tile Nanufaciture and Drainage.
- EDITOR Or T116 CANADIAN AORICTITTRIST.
Si, :-In your number for leathery 1863, you
call upon your subscribers to send nn their
contributions, to aid ia filling op the pages of
the Agriculturist I would solicit through
the medium of its columns, the Monti el of a
few suggestions, in reference to Tiledraining,
e nd the pretesting exigency for their orsanufac-
teem
1. 65. county of Heron where 1 reside, 5.-
1.g entirety • wheat peeing county, many
thomende °ranee tie quietly undisturbed in a
doable that actually paidurforftperiorthem.
to rthell.
tnwic71116b,htniejwillei ti for P mns vcr.:enhklictie,:d"on:Pee‘brt,theialft ordi:dieundrltandtisantaadiOnhe
Cant to AOSOAry be about tam dollars
per raan, for the whore outfit, • rate wonder-
efula.117 lo;rzensirliotbeirninggaltiesuqualfortitt fomf ithehe aruom-
me, consists of tunic, trousers, geoid with
pay,belimeha.!teomesncIntiatisone.dh, fwormuishdaierib escagion, iskotate
16:,,er".;56anye hetelfiffitheI daomiliamittirinelihitherto"..a bewoehilir
vilanteer officers for a similar oetfit smelter
rid in the country. Abeady the demand for
their clothing and *Accoutrements is eminence
"pattewsfn'inmtro'irh sepfhetTrilorl; t•IreV.ne"Probleinceand, and
=dew tte,nesreipem'rhipsire latal7eatoamellaype:=18nvn,,°Ibersiti seesawratt'he11 YntooltritrIse'almwt:webiyi:larraikintli
Se. theentaa"."4""mstPk'eeetba' 831
it may prod,* Soeh land when ones be eepwi.steht, liberality
iteneghly drained. l+ made prodeetin e,...„„o, The erten
tholdie 0 pm.
06 crops the meet ithundhant. The espies swur et the miasma of
manifested is this important branch of apri-150pmoe.re th.se necessary mtieles for our vol.
we were ta entire mend with the late
Government, and we therefore give up ao cohere is mirtaissly miseh to he deplored. I 0.tse:er..60..mr,,,,esho.ti.".tisitit...,..:tthl to.enteica.misteneyiegbenizendiffieueraulttlen:
Sons not in this count'. within the maze of
article of our retitled faith nor avow env eg son lbws D000lit to the sba .0 mime
bet it in?iLirey best that us bs had
either the eireanueseese. Cho all bee minothing to
priaceple we del not hold before when en
Immitions leases wed inneoesy it Mill be rlotteetaiiseiseverendia._quehe:Leci...i:
pay with a eantempurery Vat the
Ministry is on that email be Mgre•edt,
seemd be the sere ; am the "moral Wain
.165. Preview it will be liberal end el"
MOM ; 11111the greet malime/Meue it will
ha mimes of say ether that meld sow
beit=onljawwhee nairepared with •
Administration (the
ally ether posible at this senneet,)
windier am now& remesity et harem of
perpina, it in es light eimpared with ark -
sees;
•• With the excepthos 4 two question.,
my knowledge, of single ferns that does net
require drateseig, to an extent mere or lent -
In this locality, where the weeny is for dr
meet part Stand np. the line greed at ire
ward the dlenlopement of its arrieulterel ICA
610110.1111, 16 that of draining. Run the
natierni 54.4 6.. emb remote ie be,. suunt-
Nn tile works in this Urdu hen es yet
ben instituted ; end, from a Ito
annuals wens possimee of t Miring ell
erg, waner• re say sash enterprise. In
tiniesi to the farmer, it would prove en n-
utrias of unesshe demo p.o.es in
the ere *8 .5. pre/Oster af web 'theme it
o bey tippler • rather spomletise sad risky
altar. 1 an eonfidently donnas, that wen
on worn' te be seastructed, in, or amend the
nil Clistreathey week, ultimately roe.
hie* remmersitive I • leek of pasenage
the same might peedbly snap oet energtes,
hot esehlatity eeselimed with
word* model, mud% is positirimiseL7-*
Tleti goveremeet ir• ere well swam, tem
greeeth large sewn *wt). beadle/ elms&
midellesieglenet theend
brat ohm male Mend 1:1•44,4
the prommins 4 • Pee
ee I5ii, areensrmeenfe.4s5prelee.-
Mast Ommer tbe comewiseslee OMAR
that tbe his leciteene
, • itaienv helmet s it NNW ppeasepre-
meat inane fev the redone ef the " /61.7 "mi. it Itilt "I Pm"; •
"llereere unmistakable indications that
Darts is quietly withdrawing troops from the
outlying camps along the sea coasts to rein-
force Ise,which movement will be continued,
we think, uutil that General has a command
of from one huodred and fifty to two hundred
thousand men. Aa soon as it is ready Lee
will 'move, we conjeceire, nut in the direction
of Washington, Out of the Shenandoah Val-
ley, with a view to crossing the Potomac
somewhere beta... Martinsburg and Cumber-
land. 1 twill be easy for him, ahould be be
able to reach the Taller, to defend Ins Banks,
by occupying the gaps which are the only
wens to it, and to maintain also uninterrup'
led communications with Staunton and the
Central Virginia Railroad. The valley itself
is filled with rapidly ripening harvest., and,
once upon the neer, supplies inay be got from
Penney I vania. •
The Latest Trick In Shoplifting.
In Paris, one day not long since, says the
correspondent 01the London Spectator, an
an allurino.though modest looking fashionably
attired lady, sweeps in full crinoline into a
✓ ich usaganis, at dinner time, ahen a solitary
young cork sits miming behind the counter.
85.tells him, in most dulcet tones, smiling
and blushing all the while, that by SOTS un-
lucky accident she has lost leer garter, and
feels so uncomfortable; would be sot have
the kindness to give her • tiny little bit of
tape, as it would never do to appear on the
boulevards with her stockings hanging down
over her balmorals. The gallant youth offers
ber, of course, his finest silk bmid. Metals her
1010 511 'mercantile throne, and modestly kinks
away whilst the fair creature is busy with her
toilet. At last she leaves, but not without
rewarding the obliging adolescent with her
sweetest, most provoking smile. He fondly
folio.' her with his eyes from his shop door,
admiring her:mots and ber stockings, and
never sospecting,alas that his pretty tape has.
been made use of for tying a costly piece of
silk to an ample and costly piece of silk to an
ample and strong crinoline. Another time
he will east a "harrier look at the enticing
garter, 104-60.4 .11 gni wersty pease.
. . ••••
A Prophecy by Coleridge.
In Coleridge'a Table Talk ( I 014) there m.7
be found in the following opinion, suggested
by the nulification movement
Naturally, one would have thought that
there would hen been greater sympathy be-
tween the Northern and Northwesters States
of the Union and Englanif thee between
England .54 (5. tiouthern States. There is
ten times as much of English blood mid spirit
in New England ma in Virginia, the Carolinas,
Se. Neeerthelesa, such has been the force of
the interest of comments, that no., and for
aroma years past, the peopie 01 .60 North ham
Eagiend with incensed hiteenseas, while
among dome of the South, who are Jacobins,
the British connection has become remoter.
Can there be any thorough national fusion of
the Northern and Sombre States. 1515
not. 1. feet, tbe Union will be shaken al -
.051 10 dislocation whomever • Jerboa ewer
tion hetes... the States arises. The Ameri-
can Union has no sinter, and it is impossible
wow to make one. The more they extend
their borders i.tn the lechan's wad, the
weaker trill Ow limiest cohesion he. But 1
look upon the States es splendid onset, to
of bk, he mad, by sod by, in the composmon rif two
17.7. 4.14 besides ow throe great Geeerseneeta.
wait lee ham yet
160. 4. the warthog that is being renerd
. 457 the Prim generally, end Ware Mee -
nes ofthe sentry wM nay op to the pale
fat the "am spirit. we shth mine see
promo* Iffaistry straw ihme spy of ha
predominate be ems beak. The Ammo
Meer the aims ammpoilog the Weary lb
.`" 41‘04;artiRO4-
The Church -Rate
fa.rt..7en 0r000fiefon:741.4tzaeyrietsr..1.4drereelltieleee:Lama;i:,!...:ta:
iee nmerthec eb`rrt''''• * ewe seta*
sadderau., utonfesn.th.Alvelien.,..witterlk
5.1 5145 hill."" '4°0°4.. ,*If huge salow
No TOSIDT0111106 W MTV aha moo,
• of both prrershr miff asthma eon,
The Society for the liberarieti Of Witten free
gam pal, wit eentrel Ism ita 5*10554
fteresiehew i5;:sibsr•3:01. =Pti71,11.4 awe
ss
wroti'rtia sessuris Pid leenispeoe
ether artakinel/pellyier.dh., thbrbvsnakia
preninist ebwribrinnever"... lecasseeticli 46:
pate seal • asellso of et
S
0111111 TARIOIO AND Corroiro.- A
menher n Germans is South Carolina, who
opposed ib. ems/sr-Teo., were tented aad
solseeed! Southern journals thneght it •
rod thing, and denounced there se
hien"
last Moody little Bre, three mem end •
ban old, meet to eliereh fire the 1... time.
ilis amber gave biro a penny_ to pat ie the
emettibmiewbes, shwa he ditt, sat est resin
lior • fins etevaeata, and uses ~mil to koow
hece seas Me man 111111 routes •ith tee
eirdy.
Kr. Torii or Ter Kern cer PIIIIICIA.-
•tra* mess days peel• mays the Aysherg Gov
011100.. 'Wes Kiwi et Pr melei Mims os. is •
servimu Mows im bermes hereimil its the
Ilemios meanee, mid dame by • esselmise
essemig the 1061i016111 itenian eserare. We
Illiusem le always we me • sleek with
grn gettlititO•
GoDellICH MAREBT.-Tita Mashes
Fees for the current year hart been re -let
to Mr. Samuel Moen for the SULU of $905.
Owing to short crops, he., we believe Mr.
8. (mend the Market a losing speculation
Ms year.
ler Mr. Thomas Logue, the enterpris-
ing proprietor of the Goderich Woolen
Mills, advertises by poster that he LI pre-
pared to do carding at the low rale of 4ete
per pound. His establishment is deserv-
edly popular.
Tui 25TH AT BAYFILLD.-Our oor-
respondent writes that the day was cele-
brated in grand style at Bayaeld. Plage
were displayed, the excellent Brass Band
performed numerous piecee, and yle largo
assemblage paid great attention to the
various games and sporte, some of which
were of a high's amusing nature. During
the rums fix dinner a couple of men went
out to cool themselves by a Keine at fisti-
cuffs, but the ottler-lovitig migistrazy of
the place soon put a stop to that fun. -
With this exception everything paased off
well.
AT AINLItYVILLIC•lan the people went
in for enjoyment on a wale of unusual
gusto. A great crowd was gathered into
the place from all parts of the surrounding
country, and games, Sre., wore indulged in
until • late hour.
The 25th at Seaforth.
Mr. Eerrne,-Sir, The inhabitanth of Sem
-
•forth and surrounding county had a gala day
celebrating Iter M•ijesty's Birthday. The
morning was dark and cool, a refreshing
breeze blowing all the while a flag at Mr.
Downey's Hotel, with the Bag that braved n
thousand years alight be nen et • great dis-
tance, it being over 100 feet high. The J.
0. of Culithumpians, • motley crew, went in
procession from Seaforth to Egmondville,
thence to Harpurhey and back to Seaford',
provoking the greatest north imaginable by
their grotesque appearance. In fact, sir,
both old and young, grave and gay, you
would thiik would die with with laughter.
Mr. Wilson of Seaforth gate the
ground to which a large concourse anembled.
Mr. P. Pomsay called for three cheers for
our Queen, three for Canada, three for the
Calithummans, and the crowd g.re three for
himself.
Athletic games commenced with determi-
nation, George Ciromon, (Clinton) Italian-
tyne, Todd Pox -and O'Donovan carrying of
the p,1.... An exciting foot race took place
among a score of boys J then the greased
pole, greased pig, etc. But here's the traio,
and I must cut it short, leaving the horse
races, Ilitle Company to another time.
Joule in baste.
SEAFORTII.
Seaforth, 25th May.
ewee
To CORRESPONDINTEL-We Mist MY
ventrally decline the publication of
" Smoke' " letter. The person shown up
may be a mean man, and we don't think
him possessed of a very colossal soul, but
that is no reason why he ehtruld figure in
print. The best plan is to avoid such
customers in future, and if all who re-
ceive his 7ct duns for debts of 20ets act
in a like manner, he will soon come to his
senses.
II., Blythe, and V., Zurich -Thanks
for the subscribers' names Rent.
"
Lucy."--8orry to disappoint a fair
friend, but our drawer is already crammed
with verses of that kind. It is the maned.
thing in the world to string out rhymes o
" Trees and bees," " Bowers and bowers,"
"streams and gleam'," and ycr there may
not be in such effusions a .park of poetic
oonception.
A Gunman Paoutsa.-We have now
in our office half a dozen stalks of Fall
wheat, pulled on the 25th inst., on the
farm of Thom Govenloak, Esq., kleKillop,
measuring from two feet ten inches to
three feet each in length from the root to
the point ofthe leaf, being a fair sample
of • fifteen acre field. The other crops
in Ali metier are in a very promising con-
dition, and we have every resent to hope
for an abundant harvest. - Senforth
- -
WPIOLICSAI 1 RTATIIIITIM Or FINSItr.-011
the nights of Wedeln:lay and Thursday lam
Mr. Tit.. fremere, nf the township of C.
borne, 554 51. whole Sock of sheep,eoneintme
of eight, killed by dogs; and. on the night
following, Mr. Joseph 'nein had three move
killed. We Adak it time that the dog law
wee pet in foree.-/hiel.
4=11.
r WITH --Mr. MCFINIA11161 has been
unanimously seleeted by the 8is4ma,Cos-
TrA111/111 to run opium Daly. If ever
Ton had a hard teto lee it be this
time. Belida it amen )is is not quali-
fied to sh.
esiemerise
Dews ow nes Doom -Dense the bet mu
ins .8 15. Clinergia Legistesere, • hill ens
ielrodeeed " to get el miperinese dap,"
.51.11 5111 .as defseited. It weir esdnesell
that Mem .we. .e.1 KIM saperthemi demithat
would rouses, amyl meet is bed CHO
men,
.54 (5. wool that wet *00 5; their kil-
ling of temp .meld tenths &ASO peingite tb•
fret year. net reelteeng ie die eakelesiete
the las1. bresittsg. The Deems Legiele-
tem, beenemie, mmiosised the mita degm
to 'Idle, liberty, .54*60 permit ef" sheep!
- Delvele Pres Prete
IVOL. XVI. -NO. IS
A WALK A11011 TOWN.
Tower. at premed *Meg sigma
Improvement and Prairies le our base -
lira tows, a few of whale we may leo
warranted is panel* ant. This deity is
the more gratifying to ea se asetimat 4 the
dullness of the past yew er ape, Come
which time no eery sensible ahreasennit
Ms been made. 0( 65. buildings slued,
finished this spring then are emend weib
worthy of Dodos. The beautiful, speciosa,
and solidly oomfortable residers. 4 Jenard
Wawa Esq., in the earthen' part of the
town, with ha is slop* grenade, anal
elevated situation, is iamb admired by all
persona of taste, and It May bs doubted
whether it is surpassed by anything of the
kind in this part of Canada. Besides thas
addition 10 15.1 part of the town St. Pat.
rick's Ward has famished severed Geneva
of humbler but very comfortable dinner
sions. These buildings are all oampied,
but the great feature of proven' is in the
buildings now in course of erection, rang-
ing front the showy villa to the wooden
structure intended fbr the use of the
'mechanic. We cannot give the particulars
of all in detail, and will merely allude to
the more prominent Hugh Johnstrat
Esq. has commenced a fine brick residence,
which when completed according to the
plana will be an ornament to his highly
ornamental grounda, for it is well known
that Mr. J. has oise of the bast gardens le
Ooderich. The atuation is a charming
one, and the house, or rills, if that 1. 15.
proper term,will command an uniaterrupt-
ml view of" our own broad Lake." Com-
ing towards the Cestral School, past the
"Ambrosial shades " eueireliag the amain
of A. 111. Ross Esq., we see that the 1:
oopalians are erecting • substantial and
sightly Parsonage in the rear of the old
rectory. This is a much-oseded improve -
anent, and if the congregation would un-
dertake to build a suitable church Dear the
spot, there would be little left to &54m
with regard to the rectory grounds. We
notloe in coaling a little flusher towards
the square that Dr. McDougall has trans'
formed his dwelling into a pretty two-story
bnek, and improved ltimmerally. Them
are a few of the private residences.
The Square, towards Pafl,wiII be pretty
well filled up with structures of a more
public character. On the South side, Mr.
G. H. Parana has given oat aostraets for
the erection of a block which, what
oompleted according 10 15. plans of Mr.
Small', will comprise • large Hotel and
levered aorta Although it is only to be
two storeys in height, this block, we bus.
lion's, will effectually fill up an ugly gap
caused by fire some time Ego. On the
West side of the Square Mr. D. Me.tIlLe
ter is putting np neat brick bloeV cf
two storeys, inunded for • Boot and Shoe
Store, residence, ate. This will, to a gross
extent, fill up the place left vaunt 57 15.
fire last Winter. On the Corner a King -
mon 81, and the Square, Mr, Crabb hie
just about oompleted a eipleadid block of'
stores, and will soon have them ready fort
occupation. The new Concert Hall ea
the second fiat is pr000tineed by leeturers,
rte., to be the best in any town of this sine
in Canada. It is already becoming popu-
lar, and will soon be ased to the exclusion
of all others. The room is esleulated to
hold aa many people mean be stilarter' on
any public occasion for some years to contr.
We took cocuion to notioe, WINO weeks
ago, the new Bank of Montreal building.
11 1* very convenient and admirably adept -
ed for the purpose intended. The Bank
of Upper Canada will follow suit, and, we
are informed, is to be removed We the
place at present neoupied by Mr. Watson
as a store, which is to be fitted up in proper
style for the reoeption of that very desir-
able artielb-orsak. Mr. Watene will open
out his store further up the street, in a
beading to be prepared for that purpose.
In Manufactures and Trade, oar good
town ie not standing still. Al the wharf
Messrs. Vanbvery and Rumba are build-
ing vessals, loading vane* receiving yew
sela, he., with s mush briskness se ever.
Mr. Crabb is puking along read building
with his eastomary meow, end up town
haw has greeted • large *nag
factory, which will soon be is madames for
ashes operations. Mews. Renchasei
Co. an, busily eagagel in taming out
agrieskend implement• of all kinds emitr
able for the country trade.
'amnties
Wis eswith the Fens,,-
LeetFill not least we bodes tit. sem
eeks
dry of anus. Forsyth at Clegleem. We
visited the astalthdeaseet yestemies, Ned
were not a little tierprimed lad thee, ie
the .hat space of time eines nese a Wag
was aioned, the Mill was he siaseemdial
operatics and amwdod with mere emit
then could be very well got thringh with.
Tamen seams very wail pinged with the
quality of the week, end .5. 65. weaving
sad falling tesebittery 15.14. modem we
have so doubt the estehisheanst Al be
largely patronised, atheiehy by the Ithe.
pie in the earth ef en wile led is
an,.....issits to this to
p1 we* 01 6544
kind dew while le tees. This leaselh 4
Manufeetare was Melly wasted 5.s.4
we in appearing' with setilhatisal-•
It is in be hoped dist the seterernieg
miner" rseip • iish reward
Nese RIT -TM Emma "fit falth reotht eett,Plirsteet orionftheibm "kat aras,
woo... ...one Amp bad • 18.
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