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IODEECE!, C. L. DEC. 18. 1863.
T. DAVID'S WARD.
Tea starrtreo ON TUltaLlAY !Tient°.
On Tuesday evening - last • very large
awned gathered at the Huron Hotel to
bier speeches on that all -absorbing topic-
:httwForalty. The hall was filled to
Besides electors and
nonsleetors of the town, we noticed that
nearly all the members di the County
Oesscil were present. No doubt our
Worthy reeves were anxious to hear a little
" ally " eloquence, and, we are happy to
say, they were not diaappointed.
Mayor Cameron was milled to the chair.
He explained that the meeting had been
ealled for the purpose of giving one of the
candidates an opportunity of defining his
position, and rebuttiag charges brought
against him. He was sorry to see only
mu of the candidates present, as, in his
opinion, there was nothing better calculat-
ed to elicit truth than to hear both sides
of a question. Mr. Watson had lived in
Godevieh for twenty yeas, led, as they
were aware, had acquired a snail' kind of
sputatiou in the town. Mr. Dedor had
not been here so long, but his residence in
the place was long enough to enable the
skates to judge of his knees for the posi-
tion to which he aspired, and it war for
them to say whether his course had been
each as to entitle bitn to be Mayor of
Gederich. (Applause.) Withost, ia so
easery words, saying whieh was the best
sisa, he would state that he had assiated
with Mr. Deals for five years in varies
capacities, and he had always seen him
sines a desire to "deluxe the interests of
the town of Goderich. ( Applanse.) After
Miring hun it was for the electors to say
whether they would give him their suf-
frages.
Mr. Dods then came forward and de-
livered a lengthy address, which we do not
consider it pummel to give in full, at it
weir ettbstantially the same es that of
Thursday evening hat, published in our
columns. We will only say that, on this
occasion, the speech was listens to atten-
tively, and that it evidently produced a
favorable impression.
When Mr. Dells had resutued his seat
there were loud cries of '' ‘Vataon ! Me-
mos 1 Wawa 1"
Mr. Watson, it appeared, was not pres-
ent.
Mr. Crabb was then called for and
ea me forward. He said Mr. Dells had
defivered what he would call a good moral
sennoo. He should have taken for his
text • pasaage in the Old Teetameut-
[oonfusion and cries of " shame,"1-the
text be alluded to was " Render ueto
Cesar the things that are Caesar's due.'
[A voice, " that's in the New Testament,"
great laughter.]
He expected Mr. Dedor would have
Itzpithied kis conduct during the past year,
bat thatead of thatthey had lietened to a
good moral sermon. But., said the speak-
er, gentlemen, you don't want to hear
moral sermons when you wish to know
how much taxes you will have to pay next
year. Neither sermons nor morality will
advance the isterests of this town (1)
[Hires and great confueion.] I defy any
man to say, "Crabb, you are sn immoral
namsa 1" [Continued hissing.] Sermons
ought to be kept in their place and politics
In their plain. [Couftuion.]
The chairman interfered mid ordered
those who were making a disturbance to
keep quiet. After the tumult had sub-
sided
Mr. Crabb proceeded. I will just allude
to the 75ot. a day charge against Mr.
Defier. I am rodeos the man who beard
the statement from Mr. Detior.s own lips.
[bond mite of " Produce bit.? produce
him 11 1 eta, myself, vouch for the
correctness of the charge second -handed -
[laughter] -but as the man himself hes
Isflt tles couatry--[Flieses.) If Mr.
Dotter had pawed the matter over quietly
I amid not have maid a word about it. -
Wise a uses ease Imre sad seeks so
meth shoot morally Feu pot no daps -
dens is hies Ile gem en refuting chases
of partiality in the discharge of him duties
as a magistrate that have ewer been
brought agaimat him. If them slurps
luid seer been made, till any gestienten
piss% ever heard them 7 ["jus," those
several siege] When • man tuns to
trefirte a thin &foes it has bsen made these
samit be some foundation for it. I have
aillreptdemed It as, sad I MS as eld sel
beeltellenese easela or 11., Warn m mat
deg ssers, lima Mr. Deis [Laughter,
esA emm of '' That's en 11 I bane
Ms. *mon is the best maa, &Waugh we
NM nog* best of friends. When he hed
• aildwal saner to ream hem the piss
smi s smspler wilderness, mut be helped
to Wan ths hiss He !weight sews
stews err en other man in town
• leg it it. Bach are Nets. Mt
Dein evoke of die great ships and ors -
SON & Gerd Melted% out tit& this.
• 0410.-farstaritk.4.0t what has
*alp lb is olds %Mit? I sea will
1443trisrsemilit the
1
dalla% 810 41141640410/41411111/i4 Me.
D1144441dir IOW 14 tbst awn 4
not a lessi Me at the Besmell Board. I
has the homer to sit at that Board -
[langhter, " oh 1 oh 11--aud I don't
cossider myna( an learners! mu. [Imo
lases merriment,2 Mr. Wankel, by his
economy and perseverance, has acquired
kis present politico in the town. He is
the most pable postmaster we ever had.
Mi. HtlettaLl..-But you were getting
up a peti*.ion to have him turned out of
the post office I [Cheers.]
Ma. Casell.-I deny that such Was
the came, and I defy any man in the room
to prove it I I wait, for • reopens I
Ma. HrMeALL.-I positively use
that you .poke to rne one day about the
desirability of having • change in the
postinastership, as you didn't think Mr.
Watson • fit person for the position. -
Whether it was (rem political motive* or
otherwise I am not prepared to say. [Sen.
satioe.]
Ma. Cassia. -I did say so -[immense
cheering, laughter, applause, Ste.) -1 said
Mr. Watson should not be postmaster and
merchant at the same time, as he might
sometimes know the eciatenta dour letters
as well as we do ounolves-( renewed
cheering and laughter)-thae is, I mean
with regard to protests. When asked by
parties betow as to .the standing of mer-
chants in town, he would be iu • position
to injure them. (Some one in the crowd,
" bah !") Now, gentlemen, I can tell you
a little thing. It is well known that (lode -
rich is 'the oldest settled phoe in the coun-
ty, and if there was any indulgence shown
it should be to Goderich-(hear, hear, )-
and no other place ahotild have advantages
over it. For some reaeon Got:tench has
not reaped the advantagoi it ought to have
done. There is one little ease iu my
memory. I allude to the small town of
Wingham. Prior to Mr. Deets assuming
the office of deputy reeve, there was a
move to build a bridge over the Maitland,
but, through die influence of Mr. Wallace,
who was then is the council, Ii was kept
back. Mr Dells voted the supplies for
that bridge over Wingbam-(inerriment)
-over the Maitland at Wingliuu, I moan,
and ocw the traffic goes to Clinton instead
of coming to Goderich. (Applause.) I
have lost myself throsgh that operation to
the extent of $2,000 if I speak the truth.
(Roars oflaugtiler.) I believe my t.r-r-
(ben) Mr. Wens is just an moral a man
as Mr. Detlor and has a stronger claim upon
the electors. (Exeunt Mr. Cribb amidst
immense cheering from the opposition
benches, and roars of laughter from the
"ministerial " side, as he would call the
Detlor men.)
Mr. Gibbons said this was the emend
Ward Meeting he had attended, and he
was sorry not to see the opposition candi-
date on either occasion, Were he running
he would feel that they had %right to hear
au expressis of his views dinch an occa-
sion. He wondered that Mr. Watson,
being a Seotchman like himself, did not
hoist the thistle and come out.. Ile thought
such remarks u Mr. Crabb's sadly out of
place. Ile (Mr. G.) would speak of the
municipal eoaduct of both men. He had
sat in the Couped with both for about the
same length of time, and he had decided
to take the one who had done his ditty. -
(Applause.) Ile had sat with Mr. Detlor
at both boards, and had never known him
to !serve from his duty. (Cheers.) With
regaid to Mr. Crabb's remarks about the
Wingharn bridge, that gentleman might
not be aware that the gravel road to Clin_
ton wee built before the bridge was requir-
ed at all. And besides, he could not ap-
preeiate‘Mr. Crabb's logic. Ilere were
six or sets hundred people who wished
to cross the river, and for all be (Mr.
Crabb) eared they might swim it, if they
did not prefer coming to Goderich.-
(Cheers.) Mr. Detlor, as he before re-
marked, had been faithful in the disharge
of his iintiee, while Mr. Watson, during
the last two years he was in the Council,
left them io the lurch. He did not blame
Mr. Watson for attending to his private
buinems, but he considered that the fact
he had mentioned militated against him in
the prevent contest. He, (Mr. G.) had
given his reuse for supporting Mr. Het-
lor, and he wan prepared to stick to him
to the and, (Cheers and A plans. )
p\ii
Mr. Wm. Wallace eame ferward and
tatered into some implanatiott about Mr.
Giblese's disks to him, bus am th• point
st ass wee of no earthly importance one
way or moodier, we will not trouble oar
raiders with the dimension as to wheelsr
he wee or was not Reeve or deputy in a
particular yesr.
Three restsiag Assn for the Oyes
terminated the proesalinte
Not.
CIODERICH, C. W., THURSDAY, DEC. 22, 1863.
VOL xvi.--No. 47
cosign:sr 0011/10IL.
As mated in oar lest, sis United Cosa -
ties' Covell Eau os Tuesday Mat, the
Wszdesi in the chair
The following geatlemen WPM present :
Messrs. Mallough, Dutton, Whitehead,
lluosey, Dedur, Piper, Churchill, 51e1)0n-
ald, Mitchell, Knell, Cue, Morrow, Mor-
gan, Gibson, Strong, Downey, Wilson,
Brown, Adamson, Anderson, Gidley,
Yearly, Chesney, From, Mosier, Bishop,
11. Hunter, Mathes, Cook, Howe,
Lamaden, Karr, Brockelbank, Walker,
McLellan, McKean. Irietter, Persil!, A.
McIntyre, Gillis Piokertos, J110. Hunter,
McLay, Millar, J. P. McIntyre, Sutton,
Parris, Ruby, Conaway.
Parsill, limiter, Fisher, Iirockelbauk, (abilities to bear epos the Foreigu Socre-
Pinkortoo, Purvis, Chilies, Kerr, Meted- ' tary. Measures of' retaliatioe for what
is, hick:yrs.-12. has been termed the " °De -aided pentrali.
Report of the Gaol Committee was re- " ty - of Knighted suggest themselves to
the.Southearol:to eo
resithdent.; but he does not
peirtel, read and adopted.
O ref" buryness on Thursday. It carries • conical
Repuirt of School Committee do. do, I viftrewre
,
Moved by Mr. Mitchell, seconded by ... pretei.joi„,, • ii,,,sa ,,
• undeniable nght toythes, exwereta pse:fy thalleig . cpm,..,(6,,eora.,1.01:11,4,e‘teat .1 ordt.,,ry,„,...iiivructieonio
d' h" h • " `'‘ " "
Mr. Downey, That the &ens of the Ip 1 •• er, worthier of us asil our cause than to seei,fhing 600 pounds and :amble of contain•
of Grey be allowed to speed • part or " revoke our adherence to principles that oiofgpoawbduerstr. tug Tchh:ircgis.roofe
nuoscles°,d oil": T'114u0nidalbs;'
the whole of their County Road monies on ,.„..T.e.' wetawpiperodirie.,;he conNuableitioautotef ratzereamwoosof a „tit .hut cm 70 lbs., with .611 60 lb.. By
side lines 25 and 26 of said township, the time immything was ready the interest of
is bal. The. currency has been mere**
the ;mouton had reached the highest pitch t•
leading out to Carronbrook Station, us it much beyond the beano* requirements of the
and it tees amid exclamations of surprise and
is impossible to open the town -line betwecu Conf,deraey. The usual result is to be seeu
wouder (tom even veteran artillerists that the
Grey aud Elute, the Goverianeut having -Pri`ete eFeeelatime and the hemPering of men Sertio4 11. gun put tutu it and rammed
the Government. Mr. Doyle recommends •
home liret the powder, looking like • toler-
abandoned the nam, -Carried.
Sundry steps wet ken towards incur_ out,,utit requited by the buena* of the Coon -
compulsory reduction ur the earreney to the
bollowbeaded Ora, measuring trearly thirty
able bolster, an i Ilvit the eunical cast iron
tug an Agency of the auk of 5lootreal strhy.,liatihth.ta.millt:,oluguet thbesteu.ndeeeder iedio ci: rtes.damthetatuices..
Mehra in length, hy 14.31u. in diameter. The
she is filet placed in a enithe and lilted to the
in the Co. of Brace. petition of seat taxation as '' shall distribute
- the burthen aniformly and impartiollf oo mouth of the gun by means uf moveable sheer
$120 was granted to waist in the erec- legs provided with blocks and pullers. The
'• the whole property of the people.' The
tion of a drill -shed in Kincardine. oilay ii believed to be,in all reyects. in better nettle binges un to a coupleof hoof., on the
mouth ot the piece. and hold* the ponderous
Moved, by Mr. Gillis, secomied by Mr ronditi b than at any previous period of the
in , shot the proper positioo for being rammed
Brocelbank, That the bridge across the g.r, andsuggestiotto are ma,de by which it ta
home. TLe goo was given one degree of
hoped "the ranks of the army will be no
elevation, and the word pasted that all was
river Saugeen, oo the town -line betweea - strengt*.ted for tile missing campaign as
ready. 'The lust burle call au sounded, and
Brant and Elderslie was likely to have -l. to rut st detainee the utntoriCetforts ef the
the great guu w is fired for the first time. The
been lost on account of ite being uutlennin- " enewr. ' To the ‘• barbarous policy " ut
ponderous shut heist from the mouth of the
the FeTerals is attributed the non exchange
mece with a teinhc rush and roar, striking
ed bylhe water. He it therefore neolved, or 'Maniere. The Southern navy is being
the sand at about 700 yards from the aLore,
That the sunt of $200 be refundedto larAely incremed. The President cooelsadeend
leaping mid daehing onward. recochetting five
Brant and Elderslie, for repairing it, the .164 MtInguaira'hilh io'i,wp,.."lbic.:117e'sh ibuii ;hen ",i40, or as times, and finally bury's, itself nesr
same to be charged to the funds of Bruce. of Scutheri; re°81:tance. It is an able State the 40U0 yet da target. After nine rounds had
been tited with the solid idiot three rounds
-Referred Finance Com. paper, and contrzste strangely with The
were fired with blind shell, and the range
Mitred by Mr. Sproat, seconded by Mr. Tfaialdl."'t,iiiiiii:.ifrotedwilli:lab'mpli'' worded1211170 tee
Cook, That the Treasurer be and is here- Southern President hy a few days -Leader. obtaiiied was the first shot 1.800 yards, and
tha second 1,1490 yards, thetteliavation being
five degrees. The steel shells which are to
by authorised to pay to Mr. II. II. O'Con- be employed for the gun, and which will
nor whatever balance ho finds unpaid upon pastas penetrating power superior to onli•
New Yunc.-rA rebel Secretary of the nary solid shot, will contain 15 tbs. of powdcr,
an order given to Michael 'Westrope for Tremurrk report says the entire debt of the or about eptal to the charge of powder for a
the SUM Of £103 I 4s. Id. Intl dated Confederacy, in round *whets, $1,000,000,• 68 -pounder. This monster gun will be able
000, ot which dat10,000,000 are treasary
3Ist Dec., upon Mr. O'Connor furuiahing
notes. and $71M,In10,1100, of them notoi are to *end tine of ttehie steel shells a distance ot
Westrope's receipt. -Carried. in circulation. The Secretaey .SYS that the 1,800 yarda, and. on striking an ohjeet, its
effeeu will, it is said, be equal to that of plao.
A motion to grant 1200 from Bruce amount nenieJ to earry on the nifeleracy in the muzzle of • 68 -pounder chase to or
to the 30:11 of June, 1861, 475,000,000
through &ship.* lade or fort and firing into it
funds for the erection of a bridge at Sin-
elates mina was referred to finance own- %elides the amount withdrawn appropriation with the futl service charge. Notwithstanding
of the last Congreas, which reaches 5476.
mittee.
do do for 8100 for making a road from :Lao: to'; hi:Iiiid.:ret.1:rehe 'lret ;70o0f 01464,ahticit that th-ac men were new to the gun, it was
worked with compirative facility, and. alter
the first two or three roundo,tbe time required
000,000 : uad if the estionatm are exteuded
a bridge now being built at Southampton says tie hopeful seerete;y, emirs° 'is for* for loading and tiring was ten minutes. Twen-
ty men were sufficient to move, wesh, lusd
-Referred to finance nom. ally called ou to pnivide. And so it the lege ..ed ere the piece. The rec,„it rs„gt.g free,
The Finiume Committee Reported, re- out' Itt:t.'00:iifeodrezynleuart To861u1 hong, it will tete* Vit. to 9ft. 6 in. The resuit-ot the trial was
commending payment of seconnte. he.- dein of $2,500,04,003. kr. Mommenger conaidet ed eatiefactury in tht highest degree.
Taking into account the weight of the gun,
The Council went iota Geom. of the Whole, 1 razes that the reduction of. the currency sill and of the projectile, the comparatively small
Mr. Defier in the chair. In reference te tredhesi.70,7-fe:beincuarri:::„.;". ,...-=„ce,711.4,, iLtZed charge of powder, the range and accuracy
the petition from the inhabitants of so of 5500,000,000, as he proprees, Gov- attuired, the War Detail mem have full rem..
wi:Ihnve just that much _less to pro- W tai wished with the gun. The GOO -pound -
Hetrick with record to tolls, it was re- "*""'"'"t er'e u'tiniate range with higher dexter, of
SIR WILLI.k Si ARMSTRONG'S 600.
FtrUNDEkt GUN.
Thi moister gen-ehich weighs ahoet 22
mar la 15ft. long over Mt, and hoe • bore a
131 incline -was submitted to • trial at Shoe -
The Warden addremed the Council
shortly, explaining that at the present
meeting the moat important burliness
would be the winding up of the year'.
affairs.
A petition from Mr. Nairn was read
and referred to the School Committee, u
were also a nuuaber of Reports from local
superintendeuts throughout the Counties.
A memorial from John Galt, Esq., ask-
ing Err the use of the room at present oc-
cupied by the County Attorney, along
with that at present used as Registry Of-
fice, was referred to • committee.
Letter trout the County Treantrer, the
most important portion of which will la
published in Tueseay's
Petition from the Executors of the Es-
tate of the late John Hawkins, was read
and ordered to be fyled.
The County Engineer was instructed
to advertise the male of Toll -gates in the
Moved by Mr. Gibes, seconded by Mr.
Messer, That a oommittee of five be ap-
pointed to take into consideration the
subject 01 noo-resident taxes on unpatent-
ed lands. --Carried.
The Committee was decided to consist
of Messrs. Gibson, Conaway, Achuneon,
Whitehead and Mathers.
Mr, Robert Kerr was allowed to take
his seat as Deputy Reeve of the township
mean:4 that stare tickets be granted
of Arran.
to persons going over the Co. Roads, to
Four petitions from the inhabitants of
last tor two days only.
the township of Howiek, wita referees to
Moved in amendment bY Mr. Adamson,
the alleged harship suffered by them in
That the tolls be let same as last year an
FaYiag fuli "in going and returning from that no reduction be made. -Carried. For
market, whereas Pernnig nearer mirk" the Report :-Messrs. Case, Strong. Gib -
could go and come in a single day.
son, 3lessar, 3lcDonald, Cook, Morgan,
ferred to the Finance Coin.
Wilson, Mitchell, Brown. 10. For the
teassas well es speak the various bieguagese
the keowledge ut • Mee iittetnalloowl tattAW
course -a•wayll increasing- ie becoming as
absolute tecemisy.
4111•11, 0 -
The Death ot Lord Elva.
The lam steamer from Europe briags intel-
ligence that . telegram hawil bora received al
the Lithe House, in London, anuounciag that
on the 1415 u'l. Lord Elgin's ltle had been
despaired of. With the remain ettergy which
marked his whole °dieter canser.he is reported
to have taken • a jcurney tares the mountain.
its %bespeak's of the year moat unt turel tor
travelling. end thue liestened his Math ny a
heart complaint, Irma whit h be MIS log
been au& lug.
Moved by Mr. Adamson, seconded by
Mr. Knell, That the Treasurer be request-
ed to furnish to the Council at his earliest
convenience a list of all the monies the
respective municipalities have received
upon the credit of the non-resident Deben-
Pretreat' ol the Coal War.
tures, and what amount each or any muni- Special to the Trtbase.-Washin;ton,
Splay may be indebted to the United Dec, 15. -Gen. Schofield te on the Way to
Counties on account of the noo-resident
Washington, and is expected to arrive to.
ight or to -morrow. There is no nein that
debentures. Referred to Com. cite be published from the army of the Po -
A motion to appoint Rev. Mr. Simms lomat. There is no present prospect of a
rhatage of commanders. That the army will
Lanai SnFerintendent of' School. instead sigma start fot Richmond this Till is highly
of Dr. Pritchard was carried. impropahle. A letter reeeivtd here from a
The Report of the County Engineer Walt ab ri°1
s'.e.607r b
.N:t:te.""hetb.tfi'theg'Ionrnrbedialse°,, of 1:
read and referred to committees. mutiny are gathet Int fast among, the sailors
Moved by Mr. Adamson, 'wooded by °film men-of-war in that harbor. It seems
Mr. Anderson, That this Council take in- Lh7tonliegreat madnyof these sailors enlisted
to consideration the neceesity finishing the parin theirntbeing hpasre.e.:sire,r, mbeunt
the Bayleld Harbor, Or grant a certain was obliged -to time an order that no milors
sum for this purpose, as it is apparent that be,..reall°,7cediremde°Teathi on.' if the.h. dt'mbe
the township of Stanley is unable to esam- others. clis order it asi'd wtoen-tio* mfellt -vet;
plata this harbor, suppose we have now ex- Setrdly by a Porli'm or our sailors, and the
pended the Rum of $28,000, and as it is a nice,,,ri,;n°,...yrobeie jefetha uemit (rare that
an important cheek on the Railway, it im Special to the Irorl&-Washitigtnn. 15th.
of the utmost importance to nearly the your correspoodeot telegraphs from the
whole of the Co. of Huron that it should ler tethrsatintheitgarenPrey btu, 001i:rovennindto Prebawinter
be oompleted. We would move that a it will not do so. °1117. tieri.and
are very
err
oommittee of five be sppointed to consider 1 tr°114koome-
The statement recently published by a
the matter. --Carried. coutempomry, that large numbers of desert
committes_..)terses. Gibson, White. ere from liee's army were availing themselves
of the President's amnesty, is • fict,on.-
head, Adamson, Morrow, Mailers.
There are few desertms from Lee's army
now
Moved by Mr. Case, seconded by Mr. than .me before owing to the strict wateh
madam, That , gy4aw be panda at this kept cm the disaffected ; no* but malignant
meeting of Council to prevent and punish troops ars placed% oo picket
amendment, 18.
The Report was otherwise amended and
finally 'pulsed.
gilelde 1111411144
1.Sideodis, Ism we* oe Marty INS
seed Joseph Hall esseedthed vein& by
&earning. The Conmer's key Ism& thet he
ecanakeed tie set sew do Yams. ci
laity. wes • Wire 04 1,.
and mended mar Potashes' nabs
retativleg to Masan. Bo wee a men la
somewhat entafortable etroswataness, sod
well reepeeted by hie erriglabors mad, with
the sceeputo fiessimes tete...leg trouble
Itie IOW ahem relive= isattma wee the
led lams people ...kr hare aippood likely
to he delves te laity. Ts • muss et
risseit visemed, sad the ea-
fertioase are wrainsal lis owe db. -
Ire ban set best NSW bs ase Ian a
faselly.
$
12r As hasikirsissl sew
Oar Ye bass hr will is
feses.
vide fur inc imtmence of the depreciation in elevatiom, and with 75 lbs. et powder, may,
i" Pe". Theeell'eme ProPcwed .1•6111”6" says the Aloraing Port, be safely set down
, ea ielthic .hort by two or
the present rebel curreney indiscriminately. at 10,00e re„1,,,
Ile treasury notes now in circulation have Ili, lie„thea yer,L, 0„1, a six mil,,,.
..hia, states that they are receive-
aaticer°t'o'illuti ic Mies. This scheme iznotes
llerentirely: AS! WM bit used fiu nothing
-
bet intestm'n"" the 1°1" Amd ArtAr the 144 The agitatani in Germany in regard to
eludes m follows :-." The continuanee of the claim of the Pritiee of Augustenburg -to
the notes as • circulating medium to their the Dukedom of' Holstiew appears to be or.
present extent involves the ruin of public and the increase. Austria and Prussia are said
private. credit. mid will deprive the Govern- to have raised objections to the claims of
and pniperty of its citizens. If the currency (Prince's claim were being held in Hamburg,
F10 -t.
.kPiortrunce.6,ifisalet,etings in favor of the
went 'of the means of defending the lives
remains in its present expanded state, no t Hanover, Le., almost
measure of relief can be made effectual.- daily and the foimation of voluuteer corps
Prices must advance,aud the means of the w..us Openly advocated. h Ls said that the
Government to pay tbese pricer mint daily t ian governmtnt, had agreed to send
lom effiCiettcy .and laacome worthies; by pe into Hotatien immediately, whae the
✓ iont of depreciation of the money, two great German l'uwets are to place •
anny.can neither be paid, clothed nor 2.17 8. upporting army corps in motion at once. -
arms and monitions of war could no longer The London 71mes admits the possaidity of
be supplied irdlicers of the Government can- • a ful itinsurrection in Holatien ; but
n ot longer lie saitpurted, and :he country it calls on the great Powers to demand that
Inuit succumb."
The Germano -Danish Question.
41.
The following is an extract of • letter of
Oen. Meade toe friend in Newark, New iler.
sey, wittiest juin 'rehire the teat movement of
the Army uf the Pumoiarte
1 fulty *me' of the anxiety in do
pub:ic mind that something should *done.
I aui recept of many letters, mime from pee
eons ia high positiota. telling me that had
better bare my army destroyed and the coun
try filled up with the bodies of the so'diers
than remain Mactive. Whilst 1 do nut cuff
myself to be influenced by such communica-
tions, lam and have been mom anxious to
effect *emitting Malmo detertubted, at every
hazard, not to attempt anything unless my
judotieet Molinaro • probability of aceoni.
plishitig some object etimatensurate with the
destruction of Ide *creamily ineolved.
wou'd rather a thousaitd times, be relived.
charged with tardiness or ineorupenmey, than
have my cooacience burdened with • watittin
slaughter, useiessly, of brave men, or with
having jeopardized -the groat cause hy doitig
what !thought wrong.
ot April next, not for that- The report eon -
Sulking of the Iro_n-Clad Weehawk3n.
Ily the arrivit: of the steamer Fulton from
Port Royal, we have Ric ititelltgence of the
Ims ot the monitor iron clad Weehawken,
which aunt at her anchor inside of Charlemon
bar. on tbe afternoon of Sunday last. Four
of her *sewers and twenty-six of her mew
were drowned. A furious gale prevailed at
the tine. hilt no &mare was sustained by the
rest of Admiral IGhlgrena fleet. An account
°I,,,IShrel drituy ttchre"‘\a'ee' Itawkea labored *mil;
in the ase, which kept her decks constantly
sultmergtal, and which frequently swept in Matters and Things In Ireland.
Imp roeste iito her forward hatch. To-
erards noon tbe grew commenced in pay nut The trade of the gre-at town of Belfast -
chain to tame. ini,, hut. arcumoroed as they the caoitel of Ulster, front which I write -is
were in every ;;111.e to the thipping of such in e condition of prosperity elm.* unparlil-
mas, 513 believed thet they hod grown confi. Idled. The linen trade -which at the begin -
dent snd careless of danger, and paid ao bled .aing uf the American war, and long after.
to the cocroacitior waters mail tit was too wards. litigulithed sadly -is now brisk inii
thriving. Linens, fespecinily the brown lin•
flastieTortoiyarestili.t.th;A::isno:.
no per Oil' the *Yee had ens,a, ars in eager demand at even advancing
all tie them. Then, when priers, and the linen merchants of Ulster are
it was knovii for • ceratinty that the *mei mo•e and more concentrating their houses ol
was to he het, • panic of fright and fear be businese in Belfast. Tho ainouitt of money
numbed them, and the terrorstricker crew turned over every month is a *tithing, *or
-
below bed little power to help themselves.- mule A rneriean buyers, together with foreirn•
There were men in irons between decks, and era, are constantly m the market. 1 an. in
the sergeant-atarms rushed frantically away the office of • frieud this morning, .a Phila.
aoY ParaY or Pill" who may Plaoa oh- datinerartannestern, .D'ise"r8. lea.oyrke :111 ci•idn' they all weut delphta merchant, (tot Ins agent,) just
strut:dims' upon the C,ounty Ro.dn, by say for • certainty that tbe reports sent Notth d:::31,4w"nt..4.,aaat.,,T1.4erhemiare:kwieltre;:: i:nutrra:111:iodas:inietnhet sibiackibst..y,. achrria.e.ved, and about to maOe extensive pur
piling oordwood or any other material._ by the New York correspondents on Folly
Gilead to me effeet that Admiral Dehlgren ord, who never retunied. There were fire- l'he flax crop hos been a boon to the North
Carried. bus nearly decided Dot to operate frith the men at the furnaces, to whom vain shrieks a Ireland. ot priceless value. It hat saved
Moved by Mr.:Lumeden, sesonded by in:70We erns to Charlenton Harbor, but for a helping hand et the 'lumps were trade. the humere from ruin ; a !tarnishes the hum
A few of the confident were rushing to their mills erith yarn ; end instead of 1141)4,14 /IOW
Mr. Gillies, That two fairs be beld anon- twail,walndf /lea' 87°,6.61h;rrihr*rs. to MAYe'f. e‘
rtuarts11 to save their effects, jostling the valued it/ it was some two an.,ntl. tince. nt
ally at Starks Corners, Co. of Bruce, on • real sy.„,,,..sot. ...gni tai,e1,.,,P7.1,7,ek"ntworl
timid on their .ay to the deck to save them- .13,000,000. the estimate apertmehes et,000,
the Isst Tuesdays it April and September mot leas this Department until the old fiag nelTen. It ws• in the mid't or i'v"e• Feu 006. The trade of flat a confined to Ulster.
illt each year, and the smnetion of this "e•Adainiore,i0 Dtwkaives orr Char.tzt in or its ruins. them that the Weehawken sent down.
I believe that none of the officers petinhed :elevates' alufitgene'tehratthione b,iesactitheeia4theerlxiGeontc.htsai7
C0000d ia harehl Oren f°• dot aotahliah- The rebel ram, still nitnain'aunider tw'hee.pro- save the four assistant engineers, who were Kaglith colonizathet of Ulster, the linen trade
%Mktg, roam fans Of Vort JOhnStOn and overtaken by the flood before they eoraW has been the staple employment of a large
ment of said fairei-Curnsd.
Moved by Mr. Sutton, seconded by Mr.make am effort to tezape. Coontuander parte,. 0( sire poptilatUri, including the
&hove the barb* ohetroctions, so that our
illionitims cannot get at there. Sumter is Duncan had only taken command ot the weave.", with their %mall Mona. •11 over lhe
Conaway, That • "'mil" a a" stem still saltjeeted to • heavy fire -shot and shell Weehawken on Satuday. havtug been de. c,,,try aisoicie. 1,, Gamer times every
ben be appointed to &insider the advise- are Oddly flying through its rains. Our gees imbed from the Paul JOnei to reran. CNOl. t.trmn,'s h atse of the better e'n-A. had • now-
h ere fall possession of the harbol, and not mender Calhien. Th': olficerM clothit.g, this It.. of Insh spinning wheel*: the tanner's
bility of aiding in the repair of the har.
a vessel or host is seas moving show ; in papossier's Nada, and the papers oldie aluip daughtero spun the yore, and. ot greater or
that said oommitese consist ef Means. eon 6/91.6 leo"lOtai ea II oalite nt Hearne- The yeoman mei broaght, alire on board ihasia'agrii7g607.:...th17s knot "lb", iie"smiti.dotht:48""par-
boll a Knalardine and S'uthamPtnai lad feet it ie deserted. Is the Sy at eight dude lank with her.
',unmade, Ildnesibenk, (kumwdy, Nadu, Pr& do duvet lamPa aro not lightcd, oe the flagship, but died in spasms • few minutes lor. 1 has the in*/ worn* of. the fated,
light, either are allowed in 'Ira heess after afterieard. Various personi were tl.ted ap were able to pro. irk themselves sith dress.
Mlowids au& by sit Osesreesaas Gael nibs:ltenils lag: le
resol
il theyam
rarigdhotasetha, manasdaibtrani r taken
wt0asthemu'ad: tit'. wtheiria.eiromfortev:3 or *tit: f,,,,,T.14 ;r7. "'Tan.' nidnibli,Y,,htoer,tiheening.walseel
and the nover.--Carrisd.
reeking but the rOwr of tuna sad the expire reSt.ration. Those of the cm. who were Ma slit disappeared. ani tro'inama n't it 55^
Inepeetor, in the visitor's book df the Gaol,
n on of olo.mo`r ahona. Nothing Int farms, saved are noc scattered in small spuds asly he sewn in Mus..owtli. Or an the room set
empowered te awry out the Gaol Teems tbe eity.
Whitehead. That the (len Coalmine, be awed. All riser or MOW= IWO Owed in imit.17 aWndert.ht7k....tetn:.b.ly:iiirgo....dignhfisveourf:ststillermattaort.;:i. alimPaeeme.,minilx"";,,..,,,Lta.k.sel,...1",,,,mnr‘ripiLien:web„...ir:hli.csarenindlyedt.htth:
wow by mt. Nam, elowded by air, Iniereviametesia" to:7 . aree1111.0Elnilitta07thaPnwPrmiiitary"k. teehmare atIlTireseat tht:'t g"Ithe *meal' I.o'intr.°1°Ihosebwillsolaw"me rim.sit onferseaof-th"eiin'eaohirlai'tdy n ' ,71 gentry. Steam
were read, when it arse
leaden Charleston would mem be serrem Ion.
Men eaggestione no they think pessary. broeght up, no one can tell wills certsisty mid ..earefretnts esport„g to the United States,
P112811511" DAY" 1.4 Milumtge is 'hi shaInasit 7.1r.for the apperently took is' ate the r.1,1111",...' isNeathmin7ranralr nt,Pse,re uchlwesnry
thebe-Canisdnetsikasikinii():. iimitheiyinejimmryistippondimisiointiol.: ...koreeassieron: m.........,.....11:1....tomiirms."1 dionasaie; .1.2_,...,...rwreetkleg,. ult....,,,_....":::adde:_....77huiet b.ns: :vete:" aresit.eit..:pii_...1,:it rthe hi.:reine:eitafinionir themdamolfiliskeedimidsi:haseitg:tkoz. tharle.„4.164..m.n.r. 41.4.4:rg.47..taimisf.4.4..oldfa:Twtlineet:piii,..in.,:twieniiy.i.wintr„..Ohfie..11•,...:do.0.14LineW;
11.1.111111, resomeseding that Mee IletiOW epooks the teeth honestly, points 001 prmr, do he, mein toot. IRWI 11,01 pampa h' tat net whfieesse imbue annual eal over the WWII
Harbin at Kinfordine and Soeshassossa, sa„.
•11°Pi ths RV" "18 "116111/14. ea "" *Mire OW, Cnadiallartel It lawof bia iireily that the dem erlao,ti 00"1 Waver love will neWtre a r”rdial welcome to their
Ibilmrias soli :
Afh• • ilseelki aio•••10*. 6 moliim I° 66.a..fmtm-i". A larr-o 9°Illieen di' 1. e"'".° which Ma compartments ems Ilia& wimenk apk„it i ii..,, .. 4.0.00. tn.v.irera, .b..
AL- en ""' """"nall '" al". ."'aanda G""munant ueht been in their Pl"Ir Pl6teli lt 44 trite hisaket WM, etaideeted through their storks,
- Flatiwal jowroola ha" ovorrod• lit management of those on board, tbet us ass th.,,A. of the eons, or the Leon, with their
sal fk'0' reforlsetiols, bat ja 'rite 161061._,I "f. /1"sion,harhalt%athia: besithan"all'",tetalai ad the hen WW1 a eilitow, or* mow ef treat ern717 aad Pshh10
amillensed that Bart RerimIrs treenlemey (woo -red.
al, at °fit sa•Pm•aollt• aa through the inatvntian, neglett, sal bed encemeere ikon Oa hitach.atida al"'`if aa*
Maim Selby. Ossasary, Sunia, Is the North Ur Int us, ers, sA useeb. tattles. Them gentles* Elm their 901141
J. P. 1.414•yra, Wits', Hoes end lie ity is No Iv* opeol Mr I} The composer of the heeetifel Irish ....410g ohms* three who me intended fee
a ememenr ettneatiort, and WWI. We
isdastry, ingissadartiMeekany erior4.1
154 jaowled si„." Kathwlenoilh Mcaov.oereemer.denit.; ,ssis tassupeimiss haelemes„,meme earris."4„,....,sis Omuta vithethiconmayiierthe islitsi goes.to
-4. Dula else
all sbe
Nar-illess. ltelstyra, Lassike.
PARAGIUPSIST'll WONT.
Kle The Pert Hops Ceimatiii6herperes the
dieseeto ef gold is the vicinity el Nee
A Boseox lior ta inc Fittsc•
Tt•le BoltY,-The New York Dinars says :-
Among the new members of the Freeth
leisure Corp., whose election WO/ contested,
is Mr. Saaittel Welles de Lavalette. He wail
horn in Boston in 1834. /Ls father after-
wards moved to France, where he died after
amassing a forums in the banking ens, cone
miasma tiuiiess. jiti widow monied the
Marquis de lanartte, a leading French dip-
lomatiat, who, under the ptheent dysasty, has
represented his government at Cousteaummis
at Vienna and Rome. The sun of Kr. Weller;
has been adopted by his step-fatl er,. under
the title of the Comet Wel* de L tva'ette,
and it is wider this title that he has been
eleeted to the Chamber by one of tba country
districts. His .lection was contested on the
ground of some infortualitae, which brought
up the questiva of his beiug a forei;pver. Ile
estab.islietl his right to hisses., ho•ever.
Lam
1ea hes formed ko the rime at Quells%
amd the korribt. mace tarry has agate Messes
a partial seceseity.
eye Oa Tuesday 'Inoue bat a led elms
15 years of ems wen drowned ia the easel as
Edwardebergh. 11. 4.4 hese at • deem end
had draak seaskierabie liquor.
el- The Nee York imielivendest,Beeelosee
religious" miper,devoses aim pages weekly
to dm admittieensent of quack otedisinee el
the filthiest kind.
"Piro te •NOMteet
yeas ago there vitiated • rowdy sod thieving
orpniz.iii,o, in It.ltiionte Called the ', Plug.
ugliea," which %PSI gIllity of all sorts uf
mimes upon dm reaidents of that city. Tbe
murderous band earl finally broken, and some
of its members have found thcir way to Nort-
her!. 11,e elrgroph Pays Several
noted member% 01 the gang may be **easily
loafing about vestibules, mid entrances to
places ot 'Public resort. Whether their mis-
sion is one of- robbery, murder or kidnapping
we do not know, but from the emptily they
keep with lending Federal& and Federal am-
prithinets it is probable they are in a project
to abduct lime enemy of the Federal govern-
ment. We are glad to learn that the same -
nun of the police has already been attracted
to thee men, and thet thoir movements are
carefully watched. It is hardly as possoble
tor • second kiduappitig to be as successful as
the first. as foreign relugees tem know their
there shell be no Prussia', or fedena 111•111141, rights; but tbre may 001 know thst in ems
on. The latest:despatch from London, dat of an attempt to capture or restrain theta 0
ed the 26th uf November. says :-The Hol- their liberty without the warrant of a Canadi.
Mien question creates considerable uneasi an Court, they will be justified itt ktIling the
nem. It ts rumored that Russia desires to paely en slumming if the killing appears
intervene. It is etittod, Nor, 26, in the na pecessory to pnletvt,or to regime their liberty
val intelligetice of the L iedou 'Times, that while on Canadian
the Channel fleet will shortly sad from Sim -
head to Copenhagen to do honor to his Ma-
jesty Christian IX., King of DetiMark, ea
occusiou of the coronation. The Lon-
don .Vetnr. sods ti is reported that a 'timber
of ehipe ore to * all at once brought forwatd
for funegn service, including four or Inc
frigates, besidm the User and Duecan line
of battle ships.
4:". Tile annual reran et General nay nil
abeake4r1 protaiemey 01 15. Bensit argil
shows • satialamory improvemeet. la • be
regiments a failing off in skill is shown.
°leek man named Warddiving ..as Benda,
has been naming some September san A
bottle of whiskey wee the lam toompaalom mast
with him.
e- The Hamilton name says that Assn.
vent of mese aud effect is that eiry bas
nimarked that since the sausege memos
commeneed dogs are muskies' somerme then
formerly.
11:). Mr. Dunbar E. Rosa, seMef D.
Roes, Q. C., of Quebec, died it; Weekieglea
on the 27th ult., from wooed, received ha the
Federal serene, in which he bed nolahly
enlisted.
fri• We learn from the Landes Prefolgye
that • house of Refuge is about beteg emelt
lehed in that city. As the ladies hare takes
the affair la hoed, the project will uadoented.
iy seemed.
Ooe hundred and nineteen diamond mil
frame ham arrived at New York wince Janie -
ary leet. The number who arrived dherg
tile rase period Ina year was forty ese demo
aped.
There am TOO life Inanneinee Camparine
its the Cloned Kingdom. Lint yes, 1451. 5.0
bonne automated to 466,11115,440 mommli
and the amount paid for °Win/ WWI Mons
.0 11,000.000.
• Scheoectady lady vas remedy relieved
of • taps -worm, which messend *bum
feet nine inches. The monster wie expelled
47 14. use 01a very simple remedy, neasely-
pumpkin weds.
Eleven ugly and *levee handsome men
played a cricket, match at Tunbridge Wells
the other day. We soder whether they
classified themselves se am? The handeerell
oats woo the match.
A loaf of bread at
diapers ia Now York WY IAMB int hag,
tea iuthes thick, mutes* isitheenide.eed
required a •hele barrel of Sam fer its saw
struction. It wait needed.
Great peak 1. 14. New reek Agnew* of
Mask, Theron, ingin-asee reefrieg,wasesst
fanning, and 'Madre° seresanieg-ell beimam
them wan an alarm of AA proosaruir foe a
neighbonng bakeseop.
g- It is said that Mr. Lorna Duress 01
St, Francois, Yamaska,diseuened a rick eels
of eopper, lest week, on a lot of mead as r
Wartelle's mill, sod that he Ira already
taken out several hundred pose el Le
ore. ,„ re
try• A man is Meesghan, littelmed,„ Mete a
can .04 .55 sesame& to to.. sure bemires
meat. His wits appealed to the Lewd Limo.
for • mitigatios of itt. pitaidueest as tie
rased daub. bed lied three Sikhs at •
birth.
Haag eel Onset'. -TUG Detroit Frei
Press has the folitmitig t-•• Ryan, the im-
mortal aelober prophet, has arum opeord his
mouth for the instruction of the people. He
communicates to us the lot:lowing anti regard
to the weather for the coming winter :-
•Southwest and northeast ate the contending
points of the wind till the 1st of March neat
Southwest, will prevaiL Some west, north-
west, then odd, inalthit change., doing sod
undoing is the order for the winter. If we
hove smith or southwest wind us the 715 and
Sth of January, we will hate no good 'acerb.
Ing for that month, but if we Dave northwest
wind, cold, or snowing on throe sl tilt, we WCI
hare eleightoe. Ths• 4th or 5th of February
is the last chance for sleighing this winter,
and these are the day* for the hebruary Ir -e'10
ma. Water coulees should be put in order
for throe days. We are going to hare rather
• mild winter.
Boantiti,, ENT Or SUMTER.- Sinee the
commenretoent o: the bombardment of Fret
Satnt.r (on the 17t11 of Aerial) up to Thurs.
dny, 1215 Nor., 15,5413 ohms have bees tired
at Sod' whit h 12,302 it k. Of the garrison
27 have been kilted and 69 wounded_ The
flag chain; the same time has been cot down
thitty-tonr tin es. The averste weight of
ohm hieing 200 tbs., the weight of iron .as
1,116,60011... or 113,43 • lbe. ofiron to each
matt killed, 30,370 lbs. otiron to each casual-
ty. If the ehargell uf porrder averaged 15
.e h:ive 2.13.74.; lbs. of powder as*, or
11,457110. of powder to each man killed. and
2,437 lbs. a powder to emelt aesualty. Sem
ter in ruins leughe at tier euenty, who still
feats to miss her boomed walls. Cnarlenton
will hare • raluahle iron mine in the ruins a
smatter, and even now, when ins 0 scarce
and sells high, industry, at very little risk,
might make • fortune.
Great Crises.
1. To be • niereheat who ham raised bier
elf to • position of ernes' saie 47415 OWII ex
onions. Esample :-Mr. A. M. Smith.
1. In the eyes of the Opposable"' itemise
a great crime to lees faith- le ciefee party, and
take refers is mother. lir. O'Res is •
culprit, but Mr. Cockburn is • nu.
a. To be • toe& preacher is the Methodist'
denonsisation is also • great crime; sad al-
though Mr. W Hyena°, a regular preacher,
became as Y. P. P., it was wished irs Mr.
John Macdonald, • layman to fellow 41ee-
4. To be • ileottineso ems of the saes%
therreat otheses. Iretampler-Gee. Perews.
5. To he tall, thie, and is &Mile health,
is also • erne. (meeptiag Ili the moo
of John 4. klandoeaWl.) Kiample:-Joite
Seodfield Macdonald.
6. To be an Irishman who waives to Where
te ths opinion' 04 18. party with whieh he
has eeted. We geol. as an example 111r.
Foley, ma 8.. Methre.
7. To accept an office of hemmer sad ne
sponsibility under Her Majesty. became prof -
feted by polities! 'Troupes!. Flagmen 's-
ample Biretta.- trreselifer.
Jenny Lind Coldeehesidt, wee se ran
Paglend to I/1w satire hied, as • pima et
reairienevi. 1.0117 and is eamery, sad e/ -
ways plesseetly mid agreeabiy, the people
are ni the seemast heish ef hearse kar
toying Itweltilf and giving Omens. as ell
h.r. Wes mid bit heabendt
Orddechnsidt, hare lime midst( a praniasss
part in • \arrest *wire', Mid M
Musette's, in Nenhememehlies Altar the
seemen. Gekbefissidt teeth his mat .5*45
cop" 11116115 Heddlar haat, mentheg by 41.
meg a hereon %yule *gm • beet el
and easels sneesped bp M. Geldasimik.
1,,emoiee says the Phitadelphta Age, emi-
tters the barbarities still remised la wee te
spite nf o.r eriviumed eimheauee, ewe th,
f,„„„ani, p,peart,, of Albeit beker, who, aftee
th• death of Mohammed. inverted Syria to
entiv•rt the people who heel fallen mar ital.
airy to the worehtp the tree tied. OS
starting be addressed tes troop, all foil
-"Warriors of Islam, attorel a moires'. lia41
lid*, in the meter*, which I me Ascot Se
promote* to yoe foe *haw .04.5. 1. time ef
oar. Fight 'rah limier, and Inyelly,-
Never ton artifice or seddy sewn year
enemies I do wet mutilate the &Dee em
stay the aged *or dialers& ser the Irons I
do not hunt the crot s ; do riot eat 11.1 freli
tripes ; do not slaughter the animals, *veep*
what will he eseseary tor yoeir eirarleltetnet,
yos will finiLdoes leer mita mem NM ift is
a tlitede, in meditation, in the etteeml n 54
Oak do there ao inkier --give dem so .1-
Aare re/VIAL-1i hill, 17118 • mei Itt
were being ie 41ci,Riterwel, abe hed lama
married eighty owe yearn, the 411.54 Wag
let and the Oh WI mere of age. At the
Clierth rat so. CassetTheas, Itra • re
use ot eighty dye we/ ssarrail 05 bu dab
bosun'.
Row re Mars 6 Ileissea ale tier. -
Tim tombeed el • leash elk ere
Ileghted. 41nog b kitie aill
au
54 4. denims 01*4. part*
se Of \i/ Emily sea, Sere 8. Owe. Tie
Orerreierw 11We* Ire ••••••• er
bee spowe's 1114 messerrn tad ben lior pew,
neer maa hey' greefas se4 greedeq. 1650
egala sea dim all At MON" mid 1 lig
eiikesid Ors 141 ma a lam pler• of rpe 45
the Aso's% sad se 1*, it ems a time 6104
tad a am tight se 1 'AM geese.41
Om I siuspel 41mei el& my ahorie miS
few% ass, our Smes le mei anbtilt
Communise 51111 qiebea.--ailp is C40.
ories • "Ouse asylesawszeparit. fit err
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