HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1870-7-21, Page 2Aa Mr Amit*nalked away, he struck
with Ms hest a naauuh's wap which had
fallen (nolle, amu ..f OW h•.hes. It le,re
towed tta baud a minors, whwhL&J inured,
ed ou it, iu white letters, the striae of the
stip ; sad he tread thereon, 'The Nytttss•
las
ante. ilia oet,Erts,- jam, _musts
egslibsey.Wtratta 1 Ther are enema people
/•allfi 4i. }dirt..r, rrIN rffieTIIt1Pf !3y77tr A „
y hist onto, ind rimy persist that the
geuoal had erde,ed them to briug it here
- into this bou.e of moi.rrieg,'
I'll go and see what they mean. A
aietake, 1 "heels' think. 1'n you stay here,
tis, 4her,'
Soot after, 11'endlieen returned ; he
l i.,ketk agitated. Sir Arthur was with
bins.
'M dear Lady Wyd,' said the central,
'l'iu suiverely cowry tohr.e dulressed yod
botany way ; bot when I um roti that the
body which the meet here just iwought
Rete et that of my poor brother's edam(
MNt John, by a oi•wt marvellous dupunw•
Yn, wrecked mod drowned this Tory der,
emelt sue at once thee this hem° u the
mole proper renting -piece for the body of
Mo sixth haro.et of Tanyrallt; for iu.h
he was, though for only a few minutes.'
The general, minima to making so long
a speed,, here pai:sai for breath, and Lady
Ll.,ydmealy svlrehemeetly : 'Sir Arthur,
JohnLt.yi died twe-vel-twenty years
sago.: this is sonsirpest•ire.'
'Madan, sail ten genera! In a flame,
'did out i tell you it tram IM leafy of arty
nephew Joke, and you speak of inipa-
Aute !'
•Yes, imp:etna, Sir Arthnr ! Was it
not folly understood, when i married Ser
John, that hie eldesta,n-who, I em tnld
mss an abandoned aril disyracnfel youth --
was really and abadillele dead i Should
I have omwntod to such an alliance, had
there oven an heir surviving 1 Would my
money have been applied to clearing the
heavily .encemb,nd salmon of my late
Milhaud, kart it been [seeable that they
should go te any other than niy '.0
ebildren 1 Sr Arthur G, supers •I••lus
Lloyd not M I
have dii
r d Pears ro„ia
(stepped that there hu leen deceit and
pomturesoreehere ; and nether thin
to t1 se my dear husband lying
of English deheisite-Ah, see, mother ! to bouts' nest m, the poaaeseions of theirrof, tuella-
heeded 'Lwutiv PrIM•Utln,'
as miter pocket.' enemies, tn M'yune, had dwindled down pootimely staled by a writer in this mora-
y Lloyd looked neer her son* the grey crone Donau by the river, dud mg.s Ula to have .undergone ferrfnl sof•
shouler, ani read: •1 esrtify that I solves- and tering* it consequence of the se tai of
Weed marriage, according ti, the rites td d by son tical oaks, a few barren the Kovanotuent, Jur u many W irks
We Ali I nrrh oboe J.aa - Asses ef• uuustaul peaty[,[, '}yam
srriv •r_ _ r- .. lwtrht4'e. 4-..,. -. ......
Walea4LjjyraHaa Jona
Resolve a of
7_ it Sflxrt"fsvpTllrrfrfl,t'
"pis
'Mother said Wyndham interposing
'cru ,woe the boly,aud I've every reas•n
tuehisek that it L my brother John's. My
wale recognise* !tiro ; William., the
Pcttadmader, knows tum. :1'hatever poor -
Jobe...
(sante may have been, he has an.p-
atoneof for theist. His body sh&11 lie
tide by aide teeth my late father's --in fact,
Ibr.gi.en refect to tent effect.'
As he a(.oke the tramp el. fssspt
Jong purl ide r.
Wleg harder opened the door
use ente ek,losering the body on a bier,
/'snnrwnrnitett, the alis rpp ,inUiner
el lath shoeing through their tilde. As
they paced their l ouder o f h• l e band e
land the covering on the face of the
coos, those tan a Ion murmur from
u miak te mouth : 'Dear, dear, isn't its
soom.f ,l night 1 And So ruuch alikei.unly
the dittoed innita Lite younger.'
As bey left the noon, some of tile
• catttrtcden faces wet with teen, Wend -
ham cane forward and shook theist each
by the hand.
'Meeh thanks, friends,' said be in the
vernacnlu. It war all the Welsh he k new,
but it wreet his tarn. The (:bees .d the
men *Mean with deliyl.t; and when he
told the hailer to see that they had plenty
of g•.d ale, they were ready to lay doe n
their 1 ...1. the young lord.
'ty:yndlunt, are you mad 1' said his
m, tlocr, .ban they were one. more
al• nee
'No, mother : remarkably sane '
'Then why dui you reo'gnlse this im-
petnre r
'First, mother, it 1. ne lmplataro ; the
profs art lee.itimeg, 1')i,l he want any-
thing from mod would be another matter;
but, as it is, Ne pproof of his death will
come in very Lu lily,'
•Fo••h.h boy, thaekildrest
Y'bil•Ireemiether ; there can be none • ownbreasts, bee, h Id tribe mind f y 1 the monarchs
'Wyndwm,thank Uod-it.1(Mlin Lyng*,
Iegu '
[ deal
t
tits to the colleens, You don't deny
having the pcae cion of the body and its
b• longings 1'
'I deny and affirm nothin(. I'd only
have you know that I am the lord here,
and ern not amwerablo for my doings to
anybody.'
'Well, indeed, the sollectnr will have to
ace to this. Well, good. day. Sir Wynd•
ham.'
rr$' may o an asylum,
• cheap laborers of Europa sigh fur, bed
fly to when able, the breed rich field.
which hold out their generous arras fur
them to the Western World ehlt
WAR D*7LA ID
FI
awe Amours is iasaYtT
w seek pdv 9e, bin J 1 am to u That
"Is u- 8- r-:rillltm eau
glow gets male, •••s bands or 'y°wsewsaawt reutti - ' '' .. ' ,ice+
tart end days were b be !Pam unmet ee ltesrt of l
tlpi•.t't: riorritar craw.- i+ ^s,.y .,;rd- i r"ml' illeartl"+f r* tEYPwf"tt
Rt!nee •aux wS wM leanly ease - tabs
a L M PANTS. entbuetasl.o character. The Empere
.... sew "tiny use Pentane's'
-(Luotradiet an . ulla{eubt, hoe Meowing as •we do the gregari-
IIID hear
last nieht coming from Ems indeed of Inns Trebjepmsuu th..0 Sprwaarr
Berlin. He did oot reoniva bio passport, trsdwtor ,the sWst rep"utr I"'iy Natlw'
bre came to give the Emperor Terkel ex.
Deane of ruasuna is lo.wu ,., bra pwsF
.• hie iii» kis been the Nhttr. ^ A duan e u puhflaeed.lblan
‘14,177,71'1711,
to r . n i.
net
1► end iktetrtrta, It ie reported again first
Zfiggijaaatag4ficIAXy I 1lrrtbwMt
• r
``II Werther North dermas Munster men in readiness for
snit ayy yr
rVjAI•eylt►t , Te,' ;y , o swl,tl'tteP UR,I ,,oviv)wwty •, 7)yJ':irPJtlYTr)1/!Aa',ef8t;l , rt 1,pQfli ( ti.' + r i
yr y •. Sl _.yJlJtttta 8 to ail 111a1u
Y.v;rr 'M.1 ' . .
in Paris lo -day 1 Clued and
after000p fur ISnrlim. Thn
new" re i♦f► --' a ter a r
'f•►ts'Leedrr• eea.l raaeaa moved a-Trrpnhr erte'oi til ba Ea_
amore treacherous bogs ; sometimes °ua habit" of thew people, anddheir tee- ParauA AM11KtAD0
Y e For the reason only
'Cru ; 't Mono that mother; [ nu the turnpikerotten u t 1 I am directed a, 1 1
let
'matched
and th
' Dap•
but u
old wale the sptestion of !art raised in the acinus hold on the ideas held b their fore-
' Then the evidencen nor come- cors rurnny, by vending you without cum• lateen for thousands of
and she s ed the ear from her son's YeP ill -tide, wherever utero the particulars of the matter, hotbur probable that they will still regard
Annus, oti the pal hone. could lied hint foul -bold, or wheel The Sheriffs first nitificatiou to the usastheoutsideBarbariaustlinyharvalwaya
The
themam threw
and curled inhthe y,iuruight wwtlh -there, day or night. dried 41x1 1 bth i h believed us to be. On one psi art every
they looked, it nose in the distill. D e grey mare, gig, sed d t h upon ex u that nothigood man will
Tureen with
Mr. Mill. T. t
the
would
1 think i d bis held trustees co y
good.' Imre it tansy u our ender k t years, it n alto
u[ It. perish , times along the steep M
draught
quick dr of smoke and air,r. 11'yun.
peering u ed rep the uhumtet You w.,uiI out IN 1 D►ttsr, winch u ouly a I nw form of Slavery
ed peter, or y should be permitted Ideas already
moil gr, who uta[ I,oku„ lint within a radius of
lluvernweut of Captain E..rle's caw e
alenc t est,, reachedt o
spar meut on the 7th inst. and -
e manation of the papers, thecae* appear-
ing to be urgent, the oeoeaaar report.'auu
"'gestures were immediately ubtained,auel
e ieu enrol- uvernor a
signed and mailed the Me *am night
You &rest liberty to make what ueeyou
please of this communication.
I have the honour to be, Sir,
Your obedient tenant,
TIIOS, C. PATT'ESON,
Aasistuit-Saatary."
The above is satefactory in so far as that
the poor Captain will now be removed to
quarters where he will receive the benefit
of appropriate treatment. If the Govern-
ment, stirred up by the Globe and the Signal
has acted in Bantam with unusual promp-
titude, shat about the other lunatics con-
fined in Goderich gaol ?The Leader mays: -
"1t is tin n.ousssiy to say anything furth-
er in vindication of the conduct of -the
Government in regard to case" of this kind.
Its aasailauta appealed to a single cue in
. opport of their attacks, and that ap
has gone ►grist them. Will they h
the grace to acknowledge themselves in the
wrongWhen enoery e b ,
t en n e s nWm or -
P'
ar renes w "in the wrong" y p ng" we 'entire
W believe we shell have "grace" given u
to scknuwledge it not before. We humbly
think it will be necessary for the Lender to
say a good deal more before the Govent-
meut will be vindicated in any other eye.
but thereto( its "social parasite." Whale
only sneaking circumstantially of Capt.
Earle's case, in the article quoted by the
Globe, we previously mentioned two other
cease equally earl. One of the three, we
said, had been attempting to common$ q,
_li
JausS DICK committed to gaol, 7th June
Aa raspeotahlise neetedeeuad_1
in exemplary young man. Quiet when
admitted, he gradually grew worse and
worse, attempted W drown himself in the
cesspol, on several oceaaious, and has to
be constantly watched to prevent him from
knocking out his brains. Or 2204 Jeer
the Sheriff applied fur his remora! and, eve
Friday 1611t hist after his insanity war
n allowed to become chronic and probably
nburn
tem l
rg at
the
!toughing
'Interposition
e, old
u lively
Nuw f
u .rel«
The
i. torsi
fbths c
this ear
the ch
Teo Rood
Jones,
signed t'
r, lin
oar on
b,di
Wyntl wok at hu ,.
was steric the fireplace a bean introduced, and it teeming,
{ dao in blank dui- luudrod miler from the Wrekui, than the th L t U warrant eau wrong. There an points which w
may, end a threw himself back in Lis daughters of .yynu the doctor. The draw- weuul wilt;,,.. • t... ,,.. to o -o 1
chair, tau besruly_ in room at Br navcu, from which you - -- what
of Providence, eh, mot! , F y
sr 1 - Come, lady, deal sorry yuursel' had a g to In. of a reach of tie ricer be-
sb,at th ,ince of paper. TttM [wan the trees, and of the glittering sea
Mitch i I sill hold. Gard qui use beyond, war a 'dowel refuge from dul-
touelle.- or Jones the .toner,' nese and gloom. Any number of girl.
J•mea r was kicking his heels in from six to sietcen, tuerry, good-tempered,
tile hall. respect due to the crown and food of each other, even when no
b [bade ht nig *hi t nth olto thatthe toJunea gusts were pr;sent, made the house gay
w,u o e,' n of the Pandy,'sn•l tt'et a"'d bright with life. Hamlet and Mona,
t'.rre(•,rs ire, apartments of the hiww caught up auungat these fair girls, were
were fart for him. soon ought the words and ways of Anglo
'Well, what u it f Some warrant Celtic life.
to he sig' Pleaswit as are the Lill-si•los of wild
No, a gtfing your par len for dib Wales this brisk s nn tide, W the eye of
tie-beet
f rho M'ch day, but I hear that 91r Arthur 1 i.... sgview of I' ll M
brought
test
should
the
in ! tl
But,
as nu
end
,u
m
your
indeed,
on the show Gedaall
has been d here, and 1 called to r I from the anent bow -endow of his club is in-
mind you any property found bpm finitely pleasenter, He is dt•idine his
the body be Lauded over W the attention among his coffee, his Tiuwe ,
officers of crown.' and bit cutlet. All the shadows of the
'Doer u to crown hu a veryrtgilant sorrow and doubt abtch hid hese about
wrram. in a word, Jones, the hint in the weird mansion of Tanyaht
crown h righta on my lends. had vanished into thin air, diaeolved to
Flotsam jetsam, wreck and tree -
pure, aro one, Mr, Offer ; please the looks
frsunsinn of Pew paper When
to inform he louse upfrom his Wows
masters n r he u
t
that newspaper,
t eH
act.
r r' •
ear teed
b 1
'1 'r
fin the
1 11 P eyes of
his
I bent,
I
have 7
e to
report
I
who is .ending on the heap th-rug by the
fire, fired steadily upon him.
'Why, 1%yn, what brings o0 oat en
early ? Are you for the Bible Mociety'a
morning meeting at Enter Hall 7'
To In (uuti intpl
Windbags .EFEekim
etalrin reply ter t, ;:i ii" Int 11iT
find his way obi • Ike boss. es be
ontlel-
0Tomb thy elm or w.•
1,, n,al.ln.► hal ew lunch
A twittering of swallows -who does
not love the sound, telling of the grim
winter past, of tbe tender breath of spring!
Let them build under your eaves, the
graceful house -loving birds. Their homes the (thine frontier, and relearn that th
aro as dear to them as yours to you, 0 Emperor Napoleon a to take the field in
respectable ratepayer I person. The cause of the quarrel is re -
Spoiled year now hat, eh 7 Then carry riled b the civilized world as entirely
an old umbrella. Dirty your white step.? M - f
Int ilonn,h the housemaid, clean them
insufficient France
; it being perfectly evident
twill ,Its that fat damsel cod a little that Fiance eau only too glad to tako ad-
'twill
some outdoor exercise, vantage of the m
tale, p peed election n! 1'rin
The swallows had built for arra, under Leopold to the Spanish throne to declare
the mares ret Tapyrallt. In that warm 'war. Greet wan have 010 now been en-
tonk they lived and throve, and nursed bared into on the strength of very dim
their young brood all the eummr-t'Ironyh; ideuu, but we must any that in oar opinion
and as they gathered for their autumn the idea of I'rince Lenpold'a accession e
flight, they would flock round the old roof- one of the dimmest that could he god In
tree of Tanyrallt, twittering a plcatant order to bring a million of men into mortal
bl ening on its kindly lords. conflict. Hence it a that rho general feel -
They meetly Mold to their old homes in is in fwvor of France receiving a sound
these swallows ; and when a young ecu- II l;
pi. start in life, they must rear their own drubbing from the victors of gadowa.-
1111'011 Ault.
! $, 2ist, 1810.
RUBHING TO RLTTLS.
France hes thrown down the challenge
Present has taken it up and profanes her
self ready fur the contest. Thu armies
and fleets are in motion and any lour m
bring the tidings of the fine bloodshed. -
Troops are being massed on both side. o
•
Y
incurable an order for nis removal arrives.
It seem& strange that governutentener-
gy shoe Id becomeat intenae,sim ittanemuly
with the unpleasant notoriety which former
government n.•glect war acquiring
ce. And then there is dheeaae of SANDY PAP -
dwelling, hong it with dcwn from their The Emperor has no doubt made rep he
re oro the elders of the r' or victory, hat of al
tvvmlham, that •n,.ared -ewouf them- will give them the t' I ► od t' of Y h 1
'w
o, if thcro wen, ter would be drowned
cup w en w tan, .'trope a can ear d(il,
M1 Ale ibi. 111 '.n rgerP efertilteri fdels, , , @ it wall
u
/))‘!"3W140117 Ii;i no • ides of that.'
'l11 ndliarn sank into a chair, pale and a
breathless. b
Was it pri.sihle that his kingdom was to of
be wrostsii (rem bon -that kingdom to i
which he had poked forward almost from
earliest emotionless, And that gone,' t
what was thea left for him f I have said e
that, honking 0 him,you eig)It•inugi.s. t
hien a naked Briton, Intent on rail and pa
rapine, Bet It mu not this that he stood v
in hit own regents. PINS his clothes, yin Is
hare him thee- Lieateeagt and Captain 6
i.i Her Majesty's Feet Gna•ds ; diatingrnis
hod sportsman at Co,eraide in Leicester-
shire ; patron of two livings; future legis-
lator fer the empiet:ebiefof the equestrian
order e f the Iced Hand -vary far removed
from the naked (lett thenar fretnd. And
yet be the pn•lnet of our advanced civil -
beeline, choicest fait of rsongnisedsystems
of culture, did not clash much with the
Ideal l have ref'
aced pain were buy Wader tiie eaves, be a tromendgns struggle, and if the other
rd levying oontributinna on all "idea : greet powers become involved it would re-
i'e from the straw-) ard, moss from the quire the gift of prophecy to predict what
Id oaks in the avenue, unconsidered the re. alt will be,
ride/ from the gutters ; amnnget other
hinge, found with much gratulatory
haping. and carried carefally between THE INSANE IN OUR GAOL•
&Oaring pair, an old, tattered, yellow
per. Ti formed afamou,.1,4 to ter On"nrrcplytothe Letder',foolish &Iteom/
A
■nitine of' the swallows roof. Two hours' to justify the unnecessary detention of
boar war saved them by that fortunate lunatics in Goderich Gaol, the Globe of tut
red ; and that very night, they alrpt bene- remarks : -
alh their own roof -tree these young seal- " A few days age we celled attention
Inners -the south-west wind and the mar- the andeublvd fait that notoriously inure
mariag serge' singing their eh;thalitah- pergains are ootihued sometimes for week
um, and months in one common gaol, and de
But for the swallows, Tanyrallt ie el- mantled that Si end should be put in on
mod dererted, Teeing ,Cir Wyndham is way or other G, arch a fright/41 state e
with his regiment at Windsor, Lady ;wnbnr,•ofTi,n am hathe d latennrtC,, , in
Llo d is at he sen o r . Lpuas plonnt _,l _._. _- -..-- . ..-_
h The Jolly Dr. Briggs. . syen sthieinu with F
Can any one of nor Toronto contemner
eerie. inform ns when Dr. Briggs will be
'at home.' We should very much like te
Amer fnom him !--(hlt,4,nin Sachem.
We would very mach like to hear if Dr.
Briggs is ever to be found at hams
{I -gill.. o.t Triey raphe
We trust Use doetnr's neat 'at home'
. rim, committed IMM March Inst, notified
to G u vern men[ hljtho lheieff on 16.4 pril and
become of poor Samba., ate., Mut want of
space prevents. In conclusion, we aro fon
oed into, the conviction that if (leukaemia
are permitted to emigrate W Amerwa iltors
should be mune wholesome regl(;riction
provided for. What we want is
Norwegians, Swedes, Germain, and the
better class of laborer. from the British Isles.
Are we right or wrong 1
A Waam Wsiisale.-On Wednesday
evening last, 13th inst., a party of about
30 leaden and stewards of the Wesleyan
Church with their wives assembled in the
Parentage to welcome home, their esteem-
ed pastor. the Rev. W. S. Blackstock (w
Am' hitherto been residing w ith Mr. Go
Acheson) and his lady who arrived in
that day. Sapper war in waiting for the
a happy acid evening was spent, and
week's provision» left to commence house
keeping. The account of Mr. Black.t., rk's
\bihor whirrs reached (Indench in W
vance e( him, has
been fully
realized lap
his min' t
u ration
s meat with erre a , s
tion from he coo 1 t Wei
congregation. His. career
Goderich Sas begun auspiciously.
THs NAas,w Oacus,-We understand
the Engineer of the Toronto, Grey and
Bruce R,Inu completed the Surrey through
Wroxeter, Bluevale and Winghrmand ex-
presses himself highly satisfied with the
result,
Jus Ito
Dtty Prepuratione on are Extensive dealt.
THE WAR CLOUD DARKENING.
M. TRIERS OPPOSES THE GOVERN
ME N'r.
TEN Erra.Va Tv TAXI TKa FICL",
OVATION T•)THE KIND or PRUSSIA
MIUTART ENTIICtIAUW IN BOTH Ktnu
DOMa, bl.'
PROPOSALS FOR A PEACE CON
VEN'r1ON.
Tincts 1Ir'asytwo INA me Vi obi iaa,
RUMORS OF AN ENGAGEMENT, -
Awoeietel Frew Despatches.
Peeve, July 15. -The Paris (bnsfda-
tionale at noun says :--In consequence u.
the insult otfure! to tienehtti, Fans.'
amepts war, which Prussia offers. The
Cores !mg ialatif declared in favor iuf war.
Brume's, July 15. --Thu intervention of
Ito the great powers fur peace has been iuef-
fectnd.
' Napoleon will announce to -day the rcp-
Wrn inn of the relation. between France and
m' Preemie, and the declaration of war.
& The preparations at the differect naval r
stations are on a similarly large scala.
Pare, neon, July 15---Tbe Bourse is
d flat Crowd. of students and others pa-
raded the
streets and boulevards. diuutin
&- "Vise K or," •• flown with Pruasia," At. y
its The cmwd stoprteI at the Preexist' Em-
bassy, and shouted 'meltingly,
}t s asserted that the Prussian Ambas-
sador
mbas-
sador heaves Paris to -day, p
Austria protease. neutrality, unless a t
tbinl power Interfere..
Pars, 3 p. m. --The Corps Legialattf de-
clared war against Prussia at ten Meehan i
before one this afternoon- pe
Holland wt11 remain neutral in the atrug- it
gle. The belligerents have engaged to re- co
spect the neutrality of lietgtuin. Troops ars
aoaupidllystconcentrating
.M Antwerp and 17
Theipeta end bultnon in -the N&Tumid
t- Rank at Antwerp has been removed to the th
citadrL_ A..iesM. of
pounced, e
• The first dispatch trays the declaration nt
been doubled ; Viee admiral De Lr
tier is io command. Theis is a gre
at the war Department to -dr
large number of sealed orders bat
sent is various directiuua,
'1'1re Emperor a expected to bea
army in person, bad by a series of
movements, arrive at the ltt int
Prussia has completed her deiun es
heves RECALLED /Kell ALDER
The steamers of the Menageries
perisela bavo been despatched 10
to bring home the troaes now ope
against the rebels in that ouuutry.
Minister ot Marine has ordered a
eels uut useful in time ot war, eU
Imperial yachts, ho., to be dinrme
A PROPOSED RURDPLAN COMM'
Lord Lyons, the English Minot
still sndeavorir•g W get his ooll
hen to present a collective request
Coogrou of European Powers to
les question between Frau*" and Pr
I; unr• r
Inarus fur ten fiuW un 1Vednasdry.
eat aces A I•au un ux •incite.' 'I'reuury bonds
y. A ter live hundred millions fames, was taken
0 hoes iso art a fnw house The t'rndit f'onctsr
and the Ilauk UI Fraltoe Riad, aU s tet W
' tint wouoleolizu the entire arnouut.
Pens 10
rapid through the street. tonight w'thei• pwq
before G, the frontier. (Treat crowds grtherel on
the sidewalks and wildly cheered the sol -
IA. diem u they passed. Nu opp •Ilion to the
Int- war a manifested, and the Anes deoou.n;e
AI aria pin apeo It of M, Thiers.
t VATInN Te TU! 111000/ rat-asrh.
rating Berlin, July 16. -The King arrival hen
The late last evening fnnn Ens. His journey
II vee• was,a cnnplute ovation (nom the start. -
eh as Pausing at ''obleita, he was surn,undud
d• by an immense throng of his ouuntryinem,
who grontod him with cheers. The King
RN6. said :-" I am pleased with this serprise,
ter, u see wit, that you behave as bravely else-
eaguee where,".
for a verses or ala Pauli OIRMAN•.
settle The Government u in hourly receipt of
ussia, despatches fnnn all parts id Germany,
LIIIV AL OF PRINCE NAPOLEON
Prince Napoleon arrived in N
yesterday. He received • dispatch
Parte, and sill return i,entedtately.
au1t0Rer AN E'tlAUCMENT.
Paris, July 17, a. m. -There
armor that an engagement Dae
plaoo near Forbacb, resulting in a I
be Prussians of 3.001) killed
offering men, money, acus, hones, Cc., ire
aupport of the uamunrl crone, and aasert-
•
nrway mg that no sacrifice that cut be made, will
from be deemed too great for the cause of Ger-
The Governueut recommends
Brennen as a port of refuge fur German
shipping,
Is a LIMv,NeTRAT1oN AUAINaT /141,`i,
taken Florence, July 17. -(heat popular de-
w I W m-nertratiotu were male hate so -day against
The
France. Crowd, oellected in front d the
ForeignOffice ri (:
a d Germany Em' a
• Isar nil
As r to
sheeted aid duvet with ith h'r
liable as e. are[ halite
neutrality, avis Preside. _-
UROPSIN HURON.
•nate p
where (av A vAr,r•nru .voaataweLENT.)
and !laving tnvellet through a considerable
said
the portion of thea County, and having had s
mromo favourable opportunity of observing the
hical 'Tops or the several Townships in the
end `Southern part, i will proceed W give van
logs- a sketch of the crops of each Township as
QI>L•. I t alangr , , - :3 siih.tka 7 yip .
French lose is placed at 2,000 killed,
et this report can be traced to no re
source.
N. ROCHER'S ADDRESS.
After the &waioo yesterday, the S
rocomled tp a body to St. Cloud,
hey were received by the Emperor
:repress. M. Rocher, President,
be Senate thanked the Emperor for
rmission of expressing to the TI
■ patriotic sentiments. A monare
mbtnatinn, injurious to the prestige
eurity of France, had been carter
farorod by Yrwaeia, Q oar n sent
-4
✓ one of Spain. Spurt, who retires
taiendakip, geecwweed . a undidatar
ounding W us. 1Vithnut doubt t
ediate danger of the war was
voided; but our legitimate aim p{sin
ain•. Was it not evident that
reign power, to the prejudice of
ocr and interest, wished to disturb
lance of power in Europe ? Had
t the right to demand of that po
grantees against a possible recurre
such an attempt ? This is ref
d the dignity re, Fence insulted, Y
ajesty draws the sword and the coon
with you, eager for and proud of
caeioo. You have waited long ;
ring this time you base raised tc
tion the military'organiaationof Fra
y your oars France is prepared ;
thusiaam proves that, like your MI
she will not tolerate wrong, 1 e
gust Empress become again the de
of the Imperial power; the g
ice of the State surround her Maj
th their absolute devotion, the no
s faith in h. r s isdom and energy.
ur Majesty resume with noble eot fid
e command of the legions he led
agents and Solferino. If peril has co
hour of victory is near, and soo
tcful country will deer a beberchil
•
r;' Uletic 'u'tl'dikr
I be freed from the domination wh
pressed her, and peace will be restored
Europe throagb the glory of our a
ur Mojesty, who se recently recti
proof of the national goodwill, m
0 0000 more devote yourself to refer
realization of which ie only retard
me alone is needed to eonquer,- The
perm warmly thanked the Predd
the members of the timate.
TnAwlre.-Tb0 Principal of the
(estrel Scheel gratefully acknowledges
the peelpt et 80.00 in silver from the
to be applied
to the purchase of pria•y for the Chris
seas egaasingl
BALT AT SRaroarn,-The Village Coun
ell has retuned to exempt all salt -eel
from Taxes for 5 vena, The should no
deter parties intending W Imre, for, n
doubt. of at the end of the veer a wet
should be found nayieg no dividend, th
Dowsed woyldh flow the example o1 Gale
rich and remit the tines. We hear anoth.-
Company is organized by the Reeve an
Mr. Bayes which is to go to work immedia-
tely; a capital of 310,000 being alread
enbacribed.
t" , made by France a in. weds to the follow- a
t mug effect
France rejects the instill. offered her to
by Prussia, and declares war against that
e power-" 1 ho
1 The second dispatch Willa Prussia be
answer :-' Pni..0 accepts the decleraticrn no
d of wrr, and is ready for the emitter." gar
The momter, o1 this House applauded of
when the reading wee fitiehed. The Pre- an
r .idem has receired two (Akita dispatches, 11
Our taloRNR
eve ...a-ste„lig aorta in- This-'!"ownihfp-jNit re.
he into markably well, especially wheat, Marley.
Ten Palwca Atensw. serried here o
Sunday afternoon. -The boys are all i
excellent health and very indignant at th
exaggerated accounts of the Bruce Mines
pleasure trip. We understand the crew
were paid off the morning, and that it i
announcing that war has been declared be-
• 1ween France end Preens. s
nr
THE NRI'TR eL171'nP Zito -LAND.
• leivuo1, July 16. - The peutality of du
e England will be difficult and perhaps tin- fce
possible, and dishonorable incase Holland B
and Belgium should become invulred in en
a the war, ty
ReAL nnrcrT gip TUT *AR. au
The Tinos int.matea that the recovery for
of Alsace and Lorraine, enutaining the boa
ntndern provinces of Moselle, Mourthe.
Nteese, Verges, the 1'pper amt L'wer ai
Rhine, arethe teal object of the war on "e
the part of Prussia, and that she hu the ye
ay mpath iee o1 mankind. The T1 1. ►1st, th
Dina that Eng loth intervention is probable M
in case of l'ruuta losing strength.. clic
w1TKDRAWAL OF LROPOLZ. grs
ibos Data and pea.; the latterlro,kurghetter than
is a for some years put. Fall wheat a not so
ear g"'nl u last year, considerable of it having
been water killed. l'utatoes promise
we to be an excellent crop . Hay will also be
wen en average crop. Other not crops are not
nee far enoterh edy&ncel to give an adequate
used idea of what they will he. Owing to leo
rear gonial ehowcre lately then a uu doubt
try there will be a fine crop of all the different
the route as this is one of the finest Townships
bat in the t'otinty. As the fernier all or neer!.
Per' all tirstelase there is no doubt but that
os. there will be fiat -dos crops.
her 'TSPHrN,
Ms The craw in this Township Lok gone -
egasnontoJitnetnethemeofsere al Grand the intentiou to ,lay the vessel o a
Jury preacntmenia commended for removal P
puresen,. i
by two of 'thou Honors' who still, without
prospect of ameliorated circumstances, • UNITRDSTATI, GI•N..AT.-The R-i1Gam
is allowed drivel away with onl''such care Fitt Fesrtuirn, mmnmodod by Capt. Gil -
as the kind-hearted gao'er , in pity bort Knapp, arrival in the Barbet, from
dives him. if, as the Lend...asserts, 'What Port Huron, on Monday afternoon, and
the Government has been endeavouring left today (Tuesday) at noon- She is a tidy
zealously to do is to effect an improvement little vessel armed with two 24 Ib gens
in the mind of the kimono,' how le It that and one 30 lb rifle, and manned by 40 of a
1 1 r u pt.' r.napp. let
to linger helplessly on in gaol, when Dr. Lieut. A. G. Cary, 2 Lieut H. T. Black,
Workman has emphatically and frequently;ted Lieut, H. M. (!lark, and chief Engineer
stated that • short spell of each imprison- M H Plunkett- area lot of tank, manly
Pel prison- fellows, who were much t ghtel with the
went is calculated to render madness of appearance and hospitalities of thelerich,
even the mildest type hopeleee and incur- and left intending to return and lest•
able T We inion leo Lunden will have the, iheir•wives and families behind them to
reside among us for the summer months.
'grace to ackmwte oge itself in rho womb
and hereafter where humanity and gonern-
mential repetatom are in the balance to glee Several communications tuft over
throw in its 'feather -weight' for humanity. for want of room.
r aE CHINESE QUESTION.
to
e Every orator, writer, mechanic and
e laborer In the United Staten -from the
; dock al San Ferment° to New York har-
d bor, and from Buffalo to the Keys of
- Florida- -is, plat now all agoir on the gees -
thing. he inns.' his nghts ; careless of the gardener and hie wife. ere takingic Ira unfortunates f •t d e it • s I
g r en as selfish in his life ()flint house. William', the schoolmaster, -net hn""ing• *0 inP
of einolletild !Letitia'', as his prentyps in and his young rharge •re on the river happen -and ended by insinnating, that if
what might
"ei real *ern of bh ; Pe erne' IO hes fewe, every spare hour ; sometime' away ep tbe any .such awe .4 conlinoment of lunatics
btit to his friends, ah ! not so kind, fer be
of ok1 would emotions spare I he f of
Id beet sifi:17ttated ii,t vitcrld he found
county fir toen racists. The Goderich
new man weed he.* enld there to the water meet. Where they fished the lower see./ supplies tie with all that Is necessary
highest holder, did the Inei permit, Such weters they alwayeltdahed their day et in tbe way id reply, and a great deal more.
a. he is, this chieftain .1 onn, de yen the house of William W'ynn, 'the doctor.' • • • • • •
think be will resign hie kinginte without There wee alwaye ready a tankard of good Partizaeohip, let us whisper to the nr-
a 'draggle I Will Mastro 'than he holds ale for th• cehoolmaster ; gni there the gan, iii quite SA strikingly displayed in de -
4"r ell ht. t•l• ett *helmet 1"ve el lega- young Ririe of the house would tempt the (endear/ what is indefensible it44 in ignor-
of chew in ant!), blaming three who wad' to put down
ans Mt his, he said at length. wroag, and speak for those who cannot
which he was for bis age• wonderful pro-
' Wyndham, dern't deceive emend( • danalL ,
speak for theruseliee.
thee, children ere surely his---thet len: flees@ a strange thy ward lad,full of fire There kne been an improvement of late
pallor's, sal ,,,,,, nee leave recognised.' a nifwehemenee and again curlosely lethargic greet dee' nieFestill reeintree be doni ."
yams in the matter of the ineene, hut •
'Iliatrees ,' Raid a voice from the door ed. He learn el qnickly Englioh and Welsh. The Lender 4 the 18th devotes nearly •
14100.chAtulrer. 1,srly Lloyd *tenet!, He was very fond of hie gduardisa, bet eoloina 'random statements' in con-
werm hed sat by the bedside of the!topaitent of allonstm , en Imprinter P unction with the question of the confine -
dying chief ; she eh" win nnw adjoining '• young prince. 11is name, he said, was i•••
the het eel toilet id ho dead. 'Meitner.. Hemet i t of lunatics ie prisons throughout the
but good William+ theoght this
what shell 1 do with the clothes of the This relicts' phase of the sub -
Feting earthen.' a heathen name, and changed aim° Hem. Pmeilane.
let. ject we do not interfere with, as we did not
'Bring them here Owen,' said, Wylie- Bee ee leering Teetrallt, yenng Sir tali* it,o,nd the Globe is quite competent to
ham Mistily, strnek in a midden thonght.
tate hrenght them in a bundle, and laid dh
n am had told the echoolmaster Am deal with it ; only remerking that the
them in the non..
'Stop, Owen ; diol von find anYthirr is of these children, and ,had desired hint to prw,„were wet. m tem borne
hc ',tub) be answerable forthemlihterntaree work ingi if the sew ler in relation to insane
the prickehis say mneci, any p.m,. I. ens them the nreame of Wyndham. Ile the beneficent fruits charmed for it by the
the nld woman.
'pun *tie^ dim piper ; dies byd,' glee bed she histed William; that he be- ,..tala
'You're weleetne t'he aterney, if there of his brother ; bat he charged the school. at au early date, most abundantly prove.
She shoek her heed. Dine paper.'
thoo• birth, thinking that it would be el"eion Oats bec"ee 3Poci'
gent y locket leen," taking itp the bundle better their origin should be hit in my ally named by us (his °tote luting in Olit
was any ; het pia Ire, 0 wen, papers ?' sinter strongly not to reveal the secret The Lender appears to jump to the con-
Wrestles's) closed the doer after her
of clothes, held them eeit at arnt's length ;eery whey than they dingle! be known estimation At the time. the meet harrow -
in dement. as the effeprIng of a bale connection with ing one) he was the oaly lunatic in ennfine-
sine th.teghtful famines" of his chief,
Rho spread them out with gniell (left Mode Ipi,j, mind religinuely to observe.
Angers tee the floor, pruning her hand rs. Hamlet and his Mater Mona were now
agieri4Yere: en"14,1,re,,,i'lle'w,41a,,,P,,,,P.71",,,Whahial frequent vieit,ors,2a the' homer of Dr Wynn.
eihumtered • hard substance. sew hem Yoe mast nos .negine that thia
Wynn le
en the eine
dromind one- -• Reale hatter beek -- war aneirne prawn •Nadeg, and sae abler a
mean eilt leek.
ewe rennering tele the eneteMe4this 1.6,,Yrint• he inGks ern P.11/ al 15.1.
fatal easket, the old lairtivm, Cirifilthe, interlopers. Not dot he eve deny the
knordred at the deer. •ntilemy of then neg. bet hanger& there
'If you Meese, Air Wynelhrnit, yeeng es hewing loot eases by lehermarriagt with
, Amiss, 1114I .4keer, •iehas to speak with the Samerseeh. The Wynne, ineeed, had
Ten mt. te wait. Getointa_lusth.e.i.t sewer enndemended to marry the dseght
•
. , iee ewed, „it,. wwo, . 5.1 .thi. eateed wwww en of rich tradesmen. Truth ennoela
rs be the imply wiseitie ot our deed.: He me le ode the( of late 'Jars they had
t !III pad Id extent, swallowing up Utak
meat here. We did not smut that he
had Imes' three meathe in mud, conaiderine
wooly oar 'smoke neglect sertiment in-
humanity en the pert ef thou who mild
make a different disposal of him. The
Lender trethfelly remarks thet it lied no
penman knowledge' or carat Earle's owe
Then why rah' the blataet howl of parttime-
ship and seades•or to provost justice from
being done in a matter ahem which the
Laider bum nothing 1 Of entree we all
bee. GM die /ender is more devoted to
'Wervelletairtiont 'pip omit tee tris
play pkilenthrepy. led it should not
make na truckling propensities to very
ebviom. The helowing letter appears
from the
Tometni, Jut* 111, Di70.
ROL -The attestant. .4 the Preeineial
is the Geierich Geol, who, ea illyastrating
ter entritittleleme el eft article in 77.•
•
at half the usual wages. The qneation
*grave one, requiring in its consideration
the widest Chrietien charity for the Mon-
golian stranger, and the despeet sympathy
for the native or European laborer. One
thing is absolutely certain : The Chinese
aro onming to America by the ship -load,
hy way of San Frenetic., in which city
they actually swarm. Thence they have
spread rapidly Westward, building the
western 'motion of the groat racific Rail-
way in their progrese-as if to open • high-
wayglir the ilivasion of the labor merket
of the Eastern States. The immigrants
are almost exclusively men, who expect to
realize speedy fortunes On the enortnolis
salary of 30 eta per day. and then return
to the Flowery Lend to live 1.) the end of
the chapter, in Intriry, on a penny • day.
The hinartian can live where even a negro
would starve. Three eabliage stalks and a
spot -mewl of rice a day sufficea, a rat -pie is
megnificentand a good fat young dos is a
feint worthy at the gods. Ilence, no other
laborer ean work so cheaply. John*more-
over, industrious and faithful, knows
nnthing of strike', and caa learn anything
quickly freers the duties of • chamhermaid
kitchen girl to the elaborate intricacies
of the higher mechenies. Thus ii will be
seen vrhat a formidable aehnomiet he to
the American laborer and artisan, and
hence it is that hie coming haa creeted
such • storm threnghout the country. -
No doubt lie will come to Canada yet,end
r..Ilywclleapectallys1,ringcngs, Fall -wheat
post• whet remain, of it, Iona, very well but a
rest considerable amount i4 it w winter kill- .
esty ed ; peas promise to he an abundant crop,
lino hay will also be a fir :• crop. potatoes and
Let other re .1 crops promise fair to be a good
•nee crop.
at HAT.
me Spring crop in this Township also
n a
promote an abundant yield, shat hu been
d saved .1 fall wheat also leeks flnbrate,unt
sJ' hu ever been seat in this part .f the ---
generally credited, oil
RE.'RI'tTINO 1N Pal. -MIA, gip
Volintcering in Prnssia is extrannlin- W
ary. The entire male population & do- Yo
mending arms. a
H UNnA1tANNTMPATH• WITH rat,o-E, the
Advices from Berlin represent that the
Prince &,yah Frederick William will take 'Ti
command •1 the armies of the Stance of Em
South iiermany-
A telegram from P,•,th states that the and
chiefs of the different artless its //mixer,
ren
lett county. Putatoe. ales promise an *bend
ant)ield. Turnip. ar.d other nest crops hook
well bat n f
rms. are ■ t Ar enough advanced to
red say what they really Mar be, bet owing t
ay the late genial showers there is every
probability of an abundant crop. Hay es
t general Desk. well but the weather this
ed. some time back ham not beer (ayourabte
la uiag
ant NTANLRX.
had met there, and
to have al,ut live minute's private mover
Nation with hon.- London Brruhl ate
Ditto '.- Ibirm
'iron per owe Cervameeuleat.
ter hue ball clubbs are to have a friendly
genie in Blnevale.
WAIF.. --Crops in generel loelc well. -
Haying is very much impeded hy the had
. weather. Railway matters are still in the
at. For the Ind two weeks we
have rain in great abundance, but the
weather now looks more favorable, and
the farmers are in hope* they will yet se-
cure their hay from further damage.
Tint 12rn.--About 8 o'clock on Toes -
day the members of the Bluevale Orange
ledge met in this village, and although
the tain poured down in torrents they
started for Lembville, and after meeting
ar.d treating their brethern there, and
also exhibiting their 'malty by beating
deems and marching aft lit the streets they
returned home, with a few exceptions.
I We hnpe thole. writing to us will try to
mail their corr. so that it will reach here
not later than Monday evening.)
piat week, to notice the Importation hy Mr.
White Boar. Mr. Mullen informs es that
he purchased lns pigship from Mr. Boyer,
Pennsylvania, thet it is now two months
old and weighs over DO pounds. We con-
sider every tench perches. a step in the
ri 1Lit direction and long to esoo the time
we can well imagine the feelings of rims witifthe'el:thflemer
ter
worker' were fire bemired of theni mit
anttentior. nth: nusing of improved stock.
fteaforth, &c. The questinn very nature% paid him well, and we have no doubt thia
ly arise. ; la it right that Kwang Chong "ilia's°.
he allowed- nsmi herberiene as they are- -The Board ed the Maneheeter Chamber
to min a elms' of oar eitisens whn Aare of Commons. held a Append meeting yes -
bent work enmesh f,f A, lied knows. to terday, rehire • hire depetation i4
pen yid food, steams( sail komm f emorehants interested in the 'Intern trade
•n the Gambia whose object was te Renee
world iamer; " is not reeler Cheap Beanie settlement en the Gambia to the
lahot, slay ha a rim teen fwe French. It mu repheentated hy !bedews.
tenon that the prepneed osesinn, nn notimi
"erorkehop of the /milt the magni. 'given to the Colonial LegialaktnanreY,MWIUlt"nen
(teem streets of Pens, enrinhed little Bel. pigment to the settlers generally both
ilium, transformed the rutin of Germany French and English, snit would he prepoli.
info magnifiesent harvest fields; Mit, ale* it 'eel In "^t`'h hod*. The "'seed tol.P1ed
be Freres, and that • menterial to thereon*
he aditnreeed tattier Onlmairal Nein
.--allewarlert Daly time., 2.4
,W47 ground:40,n,
foreebil iernment mew. If e hemp label. le
e esitennal bleseing, hew re It thee
VI
ing that every victory for France would be
victory for Hungary.
IN FRANen.
Tbe war enthusiasm in Frame is yery
great. The people offer to pay double
tazes. The police are "lamed to protect
the remidence of M. M. Thiene and F'avro
, who made speeches against w
•
• Lnenoe, duty 17.--nw British War Of
fice hes not yet received official notice o
ion o war -between France an
Prussia. Italy and I/ennerk assure th
powers of their intention to preserve
neutral attitude. MacMithon, Retain
and Canrobert will cemmend the three
corp.. of the French army. The troops t.
Saxony are in motion. The French re.
,ierves here been eniered out ht protec
the frontiers. The North German Parlia-
ment meeta on the 2eth instant, to vote
the necesury credite for war expenses.
Premien assurances of neutrality and lin-
tnnnity of her urritery.
A despateh from Berlin states that the
South German State., reeponding to Prua
ails'a notice of the declaration of war, are
enthusiestic in their support 4'4 fatherlend.
Political differences hare heen nbliter-
Columns a Premien troops are moving
in the direction of the Rhine and of the
north east.
114'51111 IN TRW CORN! LROTRLATIF,
PA ma, July 1Rth.--In the Gape Login
pronounced against the declaration rif the
Governetert. He found after all that was
sled, that lemma heel received malefaction
from Prussia, end war shmild not be made
on her for a mere formality.
M. ()Iliyier reeponded to Thiers. He
laitt it mut impereible I or the Government
to do otherwise, then it had done. Thiele%
again took the floor. He nee:ailed Mexico
and riadowa, enel said Government had
mule a great blunder. The majority in-
terrupted the 'speaker, hie he contented
amidst great agitation. When silence was
restored, M. Gambetta demander' that all
correspondence thet had teken place with
Prussia be laid before the Corp. Legisla-
M.. Joie" Fevre seconded the motion in
net make a wee en the 'authority of tele-
graphic deepatehes.
The minister of F'oreign &Nairn replied
that it was neesieusry to make war, and to
do en immediately to give IN -Oasis nn time
tri arm. If any ether omelet was_ maimed
111111rntleStfig prejeets or the law were
tarried ita the Cerps leigislatif by 246 to
10 : Fleet, to call the Guarde Mobile in-
to active +erne° -, worm& to authorise
the milintment of geometers for the term
of war, and third, to hese a demand for a
loan of fifty milTion Priem in aid of the
army, &rad sixteen gannet in '61 of the
*ivy. The SWAN, 1•6•4411MIWOW.
period will eeenmpeny him to the field.
Coma▪ t Beabd.tta arrived in thin nit,
A wee feeling has taken entire eont
of the people yeaterday. The Duke
Grammont, after leaving the Chem
war greeted by the molds upon
streets with cheers and plaudits amou
made in front of the reoidentie or
niers to express dirnetiefaction at
co
O 110
de pretty much out 'Ohm'', nate also promise
her, an attendant vield, men are also an ex -
the eellent crop, potatoes holt as if they will
et. ne over an average yield. Thin heing an
-Ad settled and well cleared Township
r The crepe in. th T:411i4''ets'"4""11311".:Vie411"611111.tivueh ip as an ever.
r an
NTLITART )(where're.
fellowtng official reports :- nerces ha
been named creating a fourth battalion
f each regiment of infantry and "nth Aqua
e theatre, who eemmanded the Nation
a Guard of Parisi, has been appeinted Co
e mender-in•Chief of the Imperial Guar
The regiments in barracks at the Lon
Militairie have received ordern to Mare
t on Monday. The military poets in Peri
Yacht by the departure of troop, ha
been occupied by the Imperial Guar
All troop, in garrnon in the Central D
pertinent of Frame, hive received orde
to depart for the frontier. A Council
held at St. Cloud to -day. The ehambe
will probably dissolve at the en,d of th
present week after voting the budget.
• Stanley. This ix one a the finest Town -
for ehipa in the Connly, still there is room for
d. greet imprnvemente in the wily Of under -
raining, which were it brought into effect
nt on large part .4 the land which lies very
tiat, would repay the htiabseidman tenfold
Ind-. for his labour.
le flaying traeelled thmugh this Tent-
h ahip than the ethers r am not prepared to
s, give • minute description of the cordition
ye •d the crepe, Mit whet 1 have seen ef thent •
d, very Well but dt. not show signs ea
a. wed farming am the aforementioned Town-
,. shim, considerable of the land being cover-
-, ed with Canadian thistles and a great
er af amr nine: nn .nf mt,tant,a7ur.in the grain, whtch
as I &nuttier to be • sure indicatiou of bed
The tipple crnp thrnughreit thin pati .11
i the eonnty appear" tn be about an average.
n_ Cherries are an excellent crop, plirms will
ii. not be such • large crop owing tn a large
if taniount .4 them falling from the teem be -
fere Coming to maturity, 'vetches along the
• lake Shore look eery well but Inland they
lie amnia to be a (Aileen. Indeed, taking the
t southern part of this country as a whole
. there has never neen a better prospect for
the farmer provided we he blest with good
weather from this forward for the harvest.
The Northern part of the County of
" deed crepe over the country look better
1 than I have seen them he. several year,.
NEWS FROM ORNWARR.
Let Patrie says the News limn De
mark and the Duchies' is excellent. The
hatred Against Premien LI 00 greet, that
their Gevernment refuse to take pert i
the present eonflict, the people will ri
aninst them. In Hanover there is grea
agitation, and the Prussun General eom
mending has asked for reinforeemante.
FRIRSOLT RRLATIONS WITH SPAIN.
The Afeeiteur journal holds friend!
language termed' Spain. It intimat
that Franco would be willing to supper
the Father of the King of Portugal fen
the Speed' Throne. The Iffneitrur add
that it has pooitivo assuranee of the inten
tem of Spain to keep clear of sny compli
eat* in the impending struggle between
France and Preside.
The flevrtiment of Holland and hal
tenon France end Prussia. The Morethet
cerned for the welfare of Belgium.
Oen. Changarnier will be appointed to
Miry of embassy will start to -night for
seine
clarstion nf war. The Moniker opens a
list for • patterns! mehscrintion, to provide
tendril° aid the Government in prosecu-
ting the war.
I t night H. Boehm. mimetic...1 to the
Renate that the Doke Grammont hied
informer' him of the ineseien of French
Tideway by the Penetrants a force of the
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eleatmvirni the helmet!' at thee petit, het
had retired preeipitately.
The "denten' Official" 410.ftimtho ogee
event thin Penmen preemie hare metered
a respechtd• farmer living on the 8th con.
of But Weenie -eh & his eon Thomas went
y out on Friday evening hunting, each
armed wide • Rifle They eisperated from)
✓ oath ether emir • sheet distance, shortie
after theyming man heen1 his father'. rifle
go off, & on going np to where the father
wee, to his herrer (mind him lying &ern
quite dead ---the Rifle hall keying pene-
trated right thrseigh his head.
NA. thriee. nee met gnat* •
.nAtil nme• ;11as.miteenothi••••1. 1 merk". .1.'nfrtittanissompre:ione ea ,:,, ox 1,1.
an old settler here. A, tneviel a wit* sell haw
ef a farnily, some 4.1 them hiring quite
young (the yminraat not yet tart. year' of
floderich for a few days past.
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