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yam he
ea tednw
the twister
re Mel sldtaset
y Oshawa d Ns
ray c Mete yea to the
wooled roma. L d,
an outlet •4 sell-ptwrt-
he two j,dh',fesid ill gentle -
represent the exiatlay mt rtsb
• Harveyswird Joriew* ka.e sermeed-
•d tbeawlvr with such • -acrd.° vel tar
!!wash• clerks, eters casliieri, hsugktl'
Pnli'rpartners, and •tater hellpn.nl
erhaps so. At all events, you Bill 11d
it easter M. obtain an nnauthorue4 mkt- tare, where then are not .ufheirot &bade
view wtik-IL. Ckan:ell..r of the Kafir! -111W to protect farm stook from the burn-
er, say -than with we tea ch,ofs "1 Brio leg an and revere store of .ummer, and
*ay, Junes. & Co. !etch stables about the barn must be
taut, atth,nigh impregnable Mall fedi* sled ►e shall eS•xtuall prevent them
my much*, althae igh c:apehle ..( a tomes
y P
d . i ulatem, there was •caw *tog *luck
toe blaehurellte ba8-prier was nee ,n ►r
aural i e v
rut � No re,
g amorist w he (ell.
could haw expected that a little ties man,
wa/ring • conical white het, a brown-
er
row (.p•
er pater( ander hie sem; avid a V. doh
tweedy In ,k *men hint gewrrrlh, should
�wtaee stints hum the re hook, t.lte bus hy
- i6• arin. and sty W him : 'Genn,, greasy,
e.., ,Jake me hgMr Jones directly, in :1 MVO,:
Above/ante, the porter reetiinl(cd Mr.
iVestururn, 1114 correspneding clru1, who
repuke imbue IaOguagrs,e. to the las,-easing
..f gee may ; and he ascertained it was a •t
tar be ("rind iu any of the la,rgnages West
- omen ktsew, haslet.. his head, and said.
e -we - lee bit swewts•9.w•twme the taws- esti
of this world.
It was (hegemony of typed me. Mr.
war 'Waterman. To t`iiT after being with
th. bonne front her to men, th01 • little
6.ry-(aced chap, in • hat is never was
made in this world,Mr tt'esterman should
keseh hold of me by the ars., and call
n
• memo !I was that norst, that 1'J hes• •
u. IS e0) tiring be told hue "
'I'lurke to his nupettemser.dw'Ight,Owen
Nora fettled Meisel et (.000 in the sanc-
tum of Mr. Junes the hanker.
1I•, • (re.h-I.e.kutg, gray-haired, old
gentlemen, dared in a snort coloured
chancing- art and grey small -clothes, was
sitting to aware -chair by the fin, when
the apparition much heal strutted the por-
ter •end 1141 solely im awbdity, burst
is npon Hiss To the old gentlenun, sur-
*vyrng blue in Mtonisheueut thneugh •
d artily gold-nioinod eytiglasa, Owen spoke.
'1 mist apologise fir troubling you, Mr.
but , ()w r • d
Jnnra, n ray nemn ■ rn Da caw, o
I'm w seolicit.r from LI*naterndy, and 1
meat speak b you out a matter of great
futprr°ntee.'
Ah :' seed the old gentleman, trod used,
het nh•eed ; Usti it's lee. Om ••Lw-
•lon e w Grind sad Unlmble, n( Ahchurch
lone 1 eleu'tknew what the peeler was
ahont, tut ki stead you w the right per
e on.'
'Brit, 1Ir. Jones, 1 don't want to me
yonr leeyers. 1 tn meting for • omits of
eephsn citation', who's* apt gut a penny
Ah, if it's a matter of charity, lease en
to Mr. (trews : he looks after the chanties
of the home.'
'It iwitdewrity either, Mr. Jones All
1 suet is -information : eauwlerl�'. ',Ouch
1 Mfi ,'. yen can supply, but which, as it's
"et .4 the neon! course of Muiness, 1 shall
early oMAua from the fwittaub-head. 1 rely
.on your well- known intsgr•ityand ktndieso,
to I{ re me a hcanng to the matter' 1 anal.", sea avalry torch. A bloody
'def you pat u its that way, Mr -Davies,
struggle raged &lose the whole line tee
did tau say f-1 must listen, I suppose,
traogk rally esv time'- trireme 8arerbrucken and Ferbach, lasting
'F won't delay you flee minutes.' until night- J • brighte of bpiehren
llwea sat down hy the table, produced a were carried at the p.iut of the bayonet.
odic .d pipets, told the •tory of the Meanwhile our1e6thdivision had advanced
reek of the Nemesis and of the children from Vee Kkingen, taking 14weel aud
he snrvi•ed, in a few words. reaching Fro -leech et nightfall, when the
•par, from a memor.ndute belonging broken divisi.ns of the French were tinal-
thedeceeud Jobs Lloyd, we Ore on- ly driven upon that pomt. Hen Imager,
11C><* 148 ciyt°1d+ ti 1_iicc��,,,JJ•1 ��
` Id Marshall IoMtbe vies
MN Oros- 1 ttm• N
o milds b lbs: food to fall back from kis first Ije..--
Issittrilekt-
f�'--i..:,;.; 1 . •*-+•yrs .re,.,.
'k'i't an" having 1uId 3l p .: roti!' e k
yrtnk Ialtelt da ..e %thigh -ram
Irf to dTtll an"
i.'1:17iT:`„
1. th
L4A,.
of'"
-ee--10111lrrt,.• 1 oh Olt 1b t'taar. U°nYrl Proa
rule steer cannot be Seri* lune Meru a frit Ilioneult is still
no of y;rtaioty, u to wttecrtain.
sour, tis• breehn)r of it Meta, 6th, 11 a. m. -Corps of Uuneral
mwos,W be diseourago 1, h n.iwrd ie io rotrcat.
of feeds car other reasons
Burhn, 7-- Ktng Wdh*m sends the
k cannot be raised. In alfollowing despatch to the Q•Ieun, flood
news, • groat ywtnry has been won by
iv of gams grades are superior
tmtuovrueat upon, the so called
; and occasionally they are equal
even superior to their pure br••d
Nate ; but the uu.ertainty s so gnat
to moue' to pr•.bibitiuu with all those
wilt *old prod use oils tis host and ONO
saleable sonnet&
our Frederick. O.el be praised fur his
mercy, we eaptnred 49011 rlrlaern, 91)
gnus, two standrnls ant 6 Metralkua.
31anh,dl McMahon among the tight Mu
heaetly rwinf•exed from the main army,
the contest very severe rind Luted fr 11
a. m. till Yat night, our Loses aro hoary.
The European Won
News of tattle, lung delayed, now oohs
to w thick red (fist, slid Prussia S ad-
vancing victorimesly into French territory.
Ile (tattle of Weis•eniurg, in which the
Crown Priam d' Prussia drove Marshall
McMahon (the veteran,•1 the Crimea and
Algiers) before him, ul•1 tits retreat of
teen. Fr.iesard on the Seer, look threaten-
ing for France. The "diced Pntuiau revolt
Stock. Al! thew vicissitudes aLct them token credit for the capture of two eagl.1,
the SAWS as himself, eiapt perhaps js as witrailleure.u.d at least4000 prisoners.
!,!agree.
Napoleon, delaying the intelligence, is
Sheds should b• erected in every pa- wmpellwl at last to acknowledge the de-
feat and the interruption of totemon,eatium
Waren Aiwa and SlcyfirAon. The intelli-
gence
ntelli
gena coning to Ports, while the city was
rejoicing over a false report of victory for
the French 5r,i
u ham created M intense
feeing of duepp,intmert, aol the volatile
citizens gave vent to their mortification by
shouting "Down with the Bourse." Prince
Frederick William u announced to be
pushing hrw&rd on a ' bee line" for Paris,
and Napoleon ie boiled for the centre of
the gestation. We in sy therefore expect to
hoer of another tremeUdountreg;le taking
piece on the ground bet emu mete the pre rat
head-quarturs of the Emperor, and Nancy
on which Marshall McMahon was falling
back. If France is again defeated,thouhh
seine other ti-' i la u a . •. plus, the
owtest will rirtoally bi de,idia, i< other
1Ca of can powers are else enough to keep
e it oft ete'er. It to an ominous. fa t f. r
t s security of the Napwl•oniedvnastytl at
the French Garde Slebi'e, at Chinas I alt
way between the seat of •weed Paris, is
in • state of insubordination, and that the
extreme measure of shooting two of the
delinq*enw has Men takeu, by Mlersltall
Cusrobert. We cannot regret tba'. vic-
tory seems refusing to rest on the ban ten
of the man of December and tyrant of the
Tnnlluries. We trust the presents) neat:•
J power., while doing what flue cera to
ate.lirte for peace, will still keep neutral.
I)a. M,;Leati n SALT P . .-We are
glad to learn that this invention u egain
in full working order, making excellect
salt and effecting • great aviug in Inc!.
'Ph. patentee informs its that lie can turn
oat from 70th 80 Barrels of Salt per day
W 5 cords of Wood. Tho Dr. has sucaa-
rally overcame the encrustation of the
pips, which was alienist the only:d,fliculty
he had to codtlud wit!, ands • &repleved
to hear it : for such persevering energy as
he hes exhibited deserves to be rewarded.
He who would be t biesasf al stork
raiser, must not may have superior or
thorough -bred animals to breed Irom, but
be must be a tAoroujA bred tlw.w ujA
going sus 1 -opt forgcttiog fur eauomon%
that his horses, cattle, or sheep are no
soon animals than be u himself! That
if be is capable of suffering from extreme
kat or ould; from rain or snow, or wind,
( from a hard bed, from too of hood or
fri.ade, hoes hanger or thirst, so is hie
from the attacks of either w gnat ver
•
OREM*Teuoturef A hint attoar and last but mut d J therights aud fiber f taM
( haat as A 1 Sham first ranted that they 1 d !fiver �u le and the amdl. He say reek
•
a
sits
mast uulttediatel fain- ] ase t an prva.rrtng hburelf to ok
the !tad
et L P n1 M
We P .lure
u •unw. hu t r .. nP11
rule cnlh is deas0s.
t t
fah 1 elrsa
Mill with two sated Money emoted by the '
Oar L N1 pa►tiNlaaee the fsasb•rs rill• r> r�d nth IYanrin[[ Farmers N Faro, August, U. At tke Cam at ChM. p °plc n•geed kind with Into aud eds. W be abs W polish me oft neat week]
take from thieiosr,rwad sada
�+• xw _. sults - easENAL1 t1RJtlar ereIrSff, tiros .. - � lett It
� ..rbeelt�r+..-..th.. ...,a:.�:•z,•"ei'�--aM,;......,�a"+tv:•
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�>}iII is k• i bo begirt the M raw pruhesinn*1 bout-blaaks, wb•n h...011401'
. . . .. a . .ask
r+rM!'
t setas
wee
Orel; sere truly
mutt the stun v
�tAp crfel �pfrO;tRs- meet: s brut leap rltb joke while s g he affairs of the Provisin I °nommen' Y
I7'=')''fr�'I'�FttR'r1"�.vi7lij?I x ,t :�y'• 7't;;1 ('tyke n t ' r
ha..� et6Pt � ,
, •ral.tge,,,l!tjt!e�lty. Iar.ealla .'11tbaAl.?lRqit^nr.1. " t"._-i''4'a~rr,:
n lrii$'vilF+rylSiC'r"- ace. •,e�nroc4^,cc.-e.ar "•
jy„%d`--t+-:a+va+-s.
m Owr law anJ *arty tun of tiaarhruok"n There h M°° the shape wluoh existed
tgHst -
ilite+weTw�►•aady'Ai�• •ditll►ax�er
abi101f'
rT* Iat �7��: .t� t ki" 4 124M�, i„h" . , EI K
ovine for d g'Am � "'
duos ostltalea. ITe asiJ 'Ameba s 0. �^ h mifiwnt vow of Lake Heron
Swine made roomed, g�lupt 1
whu.h to utl draw tuck to the plaa.o. P IC ppe Aug.Bt1 ltl"U
,4 i r '� ,r9 ,157 k'•G'FY 'r (. l f['!<ta(.
»�•iioay -�"e•i Teeaeanitre to the J- -AS u
between ` aerbnlcken aud Saarinnu to elk 0enrrmenl thoroughly
put was not ane i['Tculli' ■tarts fr nn the vilhgu Iakuwar r serve the uwveueu a woo careen er
1' he [ assembliesf l b Thu f 1 tod� to any tura un
w
sceptre to
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ltut l e t,
t t w cite te the A1IOCIStmn Z 1 w ! 11, nuasunr h Id J t v
car n mUtulse were c with flu tuteuuon'of finding rid sand, eI •y Imre elm notBuit.11 Uuvrruwent.
teachers convened for the purpose oft wdl get drowned !car aarwiuty u aro each ,
receiving sod imparting lout action ia the twits OASIS unless in hie own depraved
art of teaching, beteg, in fent, Normal imagluatluu. As fur 'Truth' being afraid
trial neighbourhood. The oaten aro in lid eoodttion, {yT1' llFdr.NDU9RYT1lfK TABLR,
Paris, Aug- Peau. judges from P1
the uw5eunnw now made hy the enemy's and should D° un1or n Ol ecu m•tsnocs Lrrs deoMrkh aw IrdnNs i0•111•11•••7 sass. ler
tra)[s that flulgiau territory will to violet- iutervrne, the harvest
ill 1)r bouuttl'ul• tlrimirlolt perMee ay.1 Basest a
ed by Prussia. Mr lie tuatyueden isesthe taw peritg Tu..J.y
The Enywror has authorised EnglSh, of 11 es1rs. Fl melee ll, $.puha aud wordy I�
American and Austrian physidiana to outer' Dennis with the 11 via, and asye maty n 1s
military leopard service. I of the Indiana aro w gathered its the Sonde) r°
Thu Juun,ud da -Gioia has mason to be- ..nly nulaD.uo'
1' the Prussian plan of attack S to con. satlrmeol, living on he iuhabiuuw, who
win ear. tYMrsk ear wrtanit
W r.Mrlel pe.twu.y) a� a
r
7r
1
sl
as
Scheele !or the time Laing, although not
cordueted with so much system and
preparation. The ex. 'vises should con-
sist mainly of lemma gives by some ex
p:rieoeod teachers; ef mutual instruction
by the metyl.en ; of free diecussious; and
of 1 °tures , elivcrud by gentlemen who
t_k. an ialcrtli in the w uta! wawa of
the oommuuity. The objets wets to im-
part to the teacber a knowledge of the
philosophy of his Profrs-ion. Every W-
eber should tie alive test books ; iudeed,
en should be the !elft book himself, so
that when the test took• provided were in
fault, be should be able by proper ln.
sttue:ions to act them right; and the
principles as well as the minor's° of every
subjectthouldbe thoroughly died teed sod
understood. And • second object wu to
create and maintain a `ymppa•thy betw.:en
theteachere and people. (iIcar.) It would
therefore be the important duty of n:
Institute to deiunnetrate that the teacher
who attends ie alive to the interests of his
eallino, and that he is mastering the the-
ory o1 hie profession. The teacher and
parents 'should tuect together et these
meetings very . The third
object gained wa. that lyteachers were
brongbt into direct iutereouree with one
another, and are thus enabled to measure
themselveeintelleCtuallysnd professionally.
It would break down the barrier that fou
often exists among teachers. They would
gain intellvotually oleo. Another very
important feature not to he overlooked
was the opp.rtunity which Teachers' Ins-
titutes afford of introlucieg into the
practice of the profession such new im-
provemcnta as were made in the science
and en of teaching. In tine way, also,
the talents of the various teach:re would
beilad. Wti,lin,aod-those BLit w tbow
selves superior will thus be appointed to
p„eitiocs throughout the country where
their services are needed, sod whetctheO-
.id aecompluh the greatest good. (Hem)
The value of Teachers' Institutes arose
from the feet that -First, they supply a
system of trairing to thole who ca0uot be
r •s°het by Marotta in Colleges and
Normal Schools. 1t ems essentially neres-
cry to suce:u that a teacher be trained
in mime way. Meeting, as our teachers
did, for examination, a few days spent in
the art of applying thei• knowledge would
better prepare them tor the test required
for qualification, whilv.at the same time,
it would obviate a disoalty which now
••xists, that of memorising for the occaeioo.
They would have a tendency to intro -him
a system of training similar throughout
the country, and thus save much minable
time, •od consequently much matey, for
time is money. The fnquo .t change of
teachers in the schools was one of the
greatest evils in connection with oar
system. In this way much valuable time
was lo.t which lnee was sustained by these
least able to bear it. Teaehers;jostitutes
would supply the want now existing of
training oar young teuhen end the bet
ter preparing them for the arduous detire
Wht$AITees.-Many of nor friends are of the profesioo (liear.) Institutes are
Vithextedfffft!'Wg lire States of the neighbounnj republic an
with extras u we intended. Tbefanit S not the results art very beneficial. Last year
the large sum of 312,000 was expended
in New York State, and we might well
take • loaf from flair book and thus
benefit the Jooth e -i our Dominion.
(ile•r). •
In reply is Mr. Joulrso.+r (Cobouyg),-
Mr. MILLaa said he was certainly of
opinion that the Government should pro-
vide the meant to carry on thew In-
stitutes.
Mr. Jodrsnr thought that the Tea-
ohers' A.+ocittios could supply the want
which it was oontemplatcd to peovide by
the proposed institutes. Teachers did
not Weed there associations nearly en
t do X41:. -the • could,
tram the norms and wierds, end Noels of
wino, and so ventilakd a to afford a
kesltk, atmnephere. A sufficiency of dry,
soft ad ,dean bedding should always he
famished; and • quantity of Water of
.eh, of 1st, and of seems •Iways news 1-
ble,-Arnicas Stack Joarwi.
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Karen,.'. Lae 7. ie.
SEMI-WESLT S17BSCRLBEP8
Who have not yet pail up for the peat
yesir,are respectlnlly requcstel to do est at
once. Larger mus ase w, dtfiicnit of eel.
lection that we shall expect rev friends
(who would not mesa the small amount of
the sibucruphnn,J to rattle without furth-
er pressing. Each 11 114uel aunt is small,
but the aggregate u large end of groat im-
portance to us.
%tmi'(1. ltettip, I ileal
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30DERICH, ONT„ AUb;U 11,1570.
THE WAR.
VERY LATEST,
7 Celile to tlalfretfllrefitiltry
Perlin, Aug. 8th. -General Steinmetts
telegraphs the following particulars rat the
contest between Vad (/•01,10 And French
under (Ten Poniard o -The fight warn
opened on our side by 10th division,
which was aubee1uently reinforced by
I,e ea whatinforgsatios you ma about New York, 1th. - A special
despatch soya that the latest Information
[To h. (104...1.J confirms the news 01 every particular
01 Prussian victory. Premien, to -day
nocupy8wvolo,theelice where McMahon'+
forces were Located on hattlydsy. Marshall
•Mcllahon's corps is in full retreat toward
Emmy, thnngh he is endeavoring to form
a junction with the French force at Metz.
Gen. Frnssard w 'atom back Saar river
with MoMahon towards Nancy; his cups
suffered heavily.
Meta is beteg hurriedly n!. cal in a date
of definer. man in the place being
pressed into Service. Gen IhullIm•,re Lits
command of the fortificatiene at Metz.
Whole of Premien reserve commenced
moving yesterday, and Inc rapidly coaling
Op with advaues. Pnnoe Frederiek
William is advancing rapidly into very
heart of France, amid on a Ise hoe for
Para.
Paris, 7th Angnet.-Private despatches
here been received announcing corps of
Baden troops oroesetl the Rhin. above
Beach 11te following despatch received
from general headquarters :-
Mets Aug. 7th, 14.90 o wee --That we
t ouid hold our position hen it is neoes-
tery that Puns and Frena should consent
It, great off rte of patriotism- ee lose
neither our meaner nor oonldenas-bat
the trial is hard. MoMabnn after the
1 ate• nf,K i **Veen retired &idle vamet
covering the timed to Nancy with defences
Gimps ef Frnieaart which stiffened severely
are taking energetic manna fer deto_nrs.
SPEntAL aY CABLE.
Lwlden, 7th,-Fr.m eaglet news rgesiv- {.p,olera is aging in Havana
ed here--tlu#ittoatton.nme..d ape& follows:
(Amon 1'rf000 los ulnae° sub u►.'g army [i' Alex. Kierekntuki, M. P., for Saint
from Weisemb0rg,Isinterbtrgend W.rth, Hyacinthe, Lower Canada, is dead.
and protahly enrap.lied an evaesaes Bags- cp. Toronto was, the other day, visited
mu and St uhitrg, Victory of f/ee.Tal by • fearful storm of wind.
F?' Prince Arthur has c,ntribtted £20.
Sterling to the (;anafian Volunteer Fond.
Ile The last French regiment hos left
Rome
to wear his flue boots owing to the bad
mate of the streets, if ever he did own
such an °nutmeat to his extremities, he
may return thanks to the liberall,ty of his
cobbler. 1 would may to 'Truth' dou't tut
that poor puny shovelled atom called
your heart get disturbed about the prim -
purity of -Berne. The village will prosper
in defiance of all that you ^au may or do In
the matter, and do not in the future be so
ready to rash your sterile ides tutu print,
unless you can abstain frost falsehoods.
Nacos me Mr. Editor, from occupying w
much of your valuable space. I do not in-
tend to carry on the controversy. The
vtllag• u hero Mspuak for itself, if 'Truth'
cvusiders jt right to make a greater fool
and knave of himself let him du it, 1 can-
not be held responsible, Kill 1 could not
tamely submit to see such a malio,us and
uncalled for attack on an industrious sad
peaceful! villager go unanswered.
A VLLLAGER.
R*w*was.-" A Villager" is tench mis-
taken in supposing that w• do not "tate
about the put, peccant or future of
Burne." We are glad to hear of iw in-
creased ' present prosperity and trust it
may be sub More prwpero' a Au the !unit'.:
THE WAR.
LATEST.
ORLAT ,Arris RI11CTID 11/LAR $ATx:1t7,
THE BATTLE OF WEIS9E1 BURG !
ENTHUSIASM IN BERLIN.
TUR F11.19CH ADMIT A _ D1F1YT !�
UR$7IT 'E_
r._{By4ml.--7'isp1i4wr.r" -:
Moak Broodtait.
From the amortkt of capita{ Mooted le
'ire .took, and be *mount required for
aelenel oonaumptioo, the impar fano, of
reset understanding and appliaation of
ets Fibeiples of breediwg and reach/ it
1000011* ecru sptareot. That than is a
wary Fres difference in the remits of IL;
ri•.°e mals of breeding, fbo11nt sod
sing at.sa fs as emlltsetinnabte as
t there ate LiBerent ways M esti
ced .
d that there r • ht
and a wrong
rig
wee d-po lent anmawbat upon eir0gm-
r abbe engneetiooable.
Oworforro V cal of the first requi0ltiw
t
., sswp
0(1',flowering what ia wanted
will a�ptl� tad using soh ap jjaaous
Clem 1.f 1'at want.
wears* ebtA'on, if not i
at Masi to I put on of memo
seyro rf ri�,"Ry wand a toelesy must
s; while
11a,gvl0 ler mvmpathy, and
ma the enmfort of h41 ani -
wt ahsraergo,,,, .
HI,"firing ea tree new as
a`tRt ;an1ewelrude-semid
hke" w none the
1A1t.•rsuad that like -
hr ht the Wrod thesis
„It hawse be finds err
'r-tleed srfiM.le, which
to thole the•oegh.
11 on deo/Ow* ekes
°+ratio, by
hrwd-
it Ga, dr..+,
will tell," and their
1ik. ,1►eir
her row( their
Sae 111111,1 Sr
whghl d my
We met
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with us but with the Montreal Telegraph
Oniony, from whom, so far, we have
.one it impossible to get news sufficient -
Yin advance of the Toronto Dailies. -
The telegraph ageut here has done
hr hest for us, but without aerometer' yet.
our friends meat pardon ns for refusing
to take their money under the false pre-
tense of vs,oz them early intelligence.
Mrnrnt -Mr. J W. Ward, well-
known is tbie locality, for many years,
for leis inmteal abilities and gentlemanly
demeanour, is about to open a J urentle
Singing aloe He deserves to be patro-
nised.
ment of Itelem.n A Howell. W. busark
for them a hull share of en.kms1.
Twit CayTLL%c.onL.-By nggeat of
the Principal, we beg to inform throe in-
tereited that the Com in. on Schrwla w i l l ,.poen
on Tuesday nett, 16th Angst, when a
large attendance is requested.
Mels seila (Jannhop,-We woold
direct particular attention to tbu old
established businea, me advertised ;`u
Mane. f'•.., ; reg•iiring either new work
or repairs may depend on getting satis-
faction.
EZfTlnnOf °\ T115 LAIR. -Two more
of three very enjoyable trips nn the Lake
are (0he given by the City of on,v(ueky nn
Friday fine, 12th test. Three who con-
trol their 0011 time can go at 2 p. m. and
others, who have to stick to their work
throllghnnt the day, will have an equally
gond opportenit, at 7.30 1., m., vis then
.i11 be moonlight coating home. The
diverge of 75 cents fora lady and gentle-
man it very moderate and we hope many
of cue tatisenr will embrace the oocvion.
have
autrate at Maymwe, C .blanc, Darmstadt I tan 111 Tupper% them;
and Manhe. , and muck at enc° into Mr. liauuatyue is oil hie way to visit
France through Landau. l hi.,the Jona-sod l nmetlaud.
thinks, aspirins the attack uu Wetseen-
burg.
Le Pep prints the following official des-
patch, dated to -day: Marshal McMahon
has to;cnpied, with 10. army, • glue*/ psi- FROM PICKEREL LAKE.
Mon sear the place of yesterday's conduit.
He is in telegraphic amunuaicatiun with
all the corps of the antsy. The piece of
artillery taken by the enemy yesterday
was au ordinary cannon.
Paris, Aug. 6th, 9 a. m. -The Monttelrr
du Suirin au extra reports that a combat
took place to -day at the village of Nieder-
otterbach, nortbe junction of the !.anter
TIIE RED RIVER EXPNDITION.
std the !thine. No particulars are given. os Globe (urreapumderdt.!
three P A 5 -At one u'cloek eetetdav (flTekorapit Jr
afternuen the regltneuw of leen. cosy s
eta RIOT DETACSMtVT.
THE OTHER COMPANIES.
•
•- _$OMORE DELAY.
ON mama.
TO FAImama.
aro, ug. y 11 y P*C•g1.REL Lwii, July 21, )
division and a beiggode of light cavalry 1'iu COLL1e0iw0OD, Aug. 6. J
wing attacked al 1Veiasuberg by very The first dctsebment vl the Red River
considerable tsetse Df the euemny;- +b •hnaistia; of the FeaJyu•rters
had been mimed irpthea*,dwettest ',w' p° --t -
Lantor, river.. One ,troops resisted for ando eowpaoles of tbo 60th Htfies,
several hours the attacks of the enemy and with the Artillery and the.Eugineen, are
thou retired to the summit of Ygesnnier, now ororicg the Dem Riverportage.
au eminence alueh commands the line of
The afsond brigade, eensirlieg of the
Railway W Btetelle, Gen. Dom). was kill- coos! arirl of Captains Buller and Dumdu,
el. One piece of artillery, the horses hayare it pot -
ing been killed and the carnage- brukin1
tell into the hands of the Prussians.
McMahon a concentrating the rearCap... _ --._,tain Nnrtheys omelet'', with Col
forces under hS command at We,ssen- onel Ballon, is et French portage.
burg. Colonel Wolseley is will the advancedParis, Aug. 5,-A despatch from Con- parties.1 he expedition
awuttncple spurts that the new Frenck, ^
Minister S serially received by the Sultan,
who expressed strong sympathy with
France in the war.
The C.111./40i1a). that the Austrian Min-
isterial Director, JClaxekn.. aaw the Em-
'"pbr*Pirs.
e M! yeabrser, and an
that Austria rind Italy had formed an •'.lo-
s*o wl•e..L sm (aveamibls to France.
Paris, Aug. 5,,-'fifti cit). u greatly ex-
cited to -night, end much indlgnatn.n is
inmifeaterf at ILes repulse of the French
tramps at W ei.senburg. An attack was
made by the crowd mama the Unice cat a
Preened) stockbroker.
The police are parading the city in great c
force. Immense crowds of people have1.
le.'ted in public places aingiug the Man. eil-
laise.
Fourteen millions of francs in gold were
seised yesterday at the railway station.
Ths Pope has written a letter to the Ens.
perm in whicb he expresses dissatisfaction
m
at the removal of rho French trumps fro
Wane.
Prri.,Ang. 5.-Morudur, Aile-dc-Camp
o1 the Emperor of Kussia,hasarnred hen,
and it s muerte.' he is on a spacial monsters
Berlin. Aug. 5. -The fullowinq has been aunts and bombast that here aro neferet.0e
las the French Governnleut. I. the subject under discussion, viz: "Ad
the Diroctorn of the South Huron Agncul-
r•eccived here front Nieder Otterbach, a ;ural Societe agree to hold Si. a al trial
of Iiapiog aud Mowing *whines, or did
Y'
they not if Mr Lnztun as a director of
said tiooiete; and the editor of a public
paper thinks to shield Mr Lore from a
proper "expose" he hap taken falve ground.
I am happy to think there S caul a me-
dium through which the voice of truth
Ibverien. This force carried by enaauolt, „ay be heard. 1 think Mn Love's biome
tinder the eves of the Crowe Prince, the al reading hee been very I:ntlto-u , and his
fortress of Weissehnrg and the heights be- knwlelgeofmankind humid been ofbenefit.
teem Weiieeubnrg and Gersh .(
nr4• A torrent,alaeg,soch as mu ontaaned in
ORIAT BRITAIN AND THE WA/A.
lenndoAim
, Aug.Ang. 6. -The es this mon .
ing says that the plan of the Prussian Com-
mander -in -Chief, (General Mnitke,haa been
recently changed from a defeu,tve to an
offensive one. An advance iuto France S
threatened. It u posib le that Prince
Frederick Charles will push forward and
attack the Fr..et.ch.
It S said that a cavalry skirmish occur-
red near Lauterlmurg yesterday, in which
fifteen Fruuch defeated owl hundred and
6tty 1'ruu,ana.
London, Aug-ut 5.-A correspondent,
endorsed by the nouns as trustworthy and
neutral, gives the following itdcresting
cud ac -
ant of the brittle Saarhrucken :-
The French nude wme prieonern, bot cap -
weed no cannon. They loot forty killed
and aisty wounded. The French force in
tattle was estimated at 30,000 men, and
the k'rquiana at only 6,0(10. The artillery
won the fight. There was but little in-
fantry, and vie cavalry engage 1. It was
the 59th Prnsatan regiment, and not the
50th, as before reported, which was en-
gaged in the battle. Three companies of
the 4th held their ground against the
French until the fora Df the latter had
fully developed its strength. The small
force of Premien& then retired.
-at limn
brucken on Saturday lasted six hours, and
on both sides 600 men were placed lean de
romlar&
Judging from the French anentints, the
mttraillenrw hare already decided the war.
The French say that the I'ruaian u.0nlhe
gun recoils so badly that the marksmen
are sen compelled too fin kern the *Medd-
-eot. The French also say that the Premien
aawry rry the old hone pistols, while
the French have long range carbines, and
admitted to be of reel aim.
The French on Tuesday shelled Saar-
brichen station. The engines were saved.
London, August 5. --The German Com-
mittee of this city has already received h £'2
sebscriptiens . the amount of d,000
sterling for the wounded.
French agents are pnrclasinglarge gnan-
ttti.a of hay in Smitten.' u progressing aloo
EDITORLAL NHW3 SIJ MMARY
OOpe The most 5•nGmcntal nebbish of the
day is Napoleon's talk shoat the Peine
Imperial's "baptism of fire, 'Inhere the
sweet yeeth ream no do*bt comfortwhl.
under the shade and well protected from
all danger.
((oebr. at Searbreebes and Spalp
Aa advance front Rabnepg has deer,*
wgt
Gima Frdaea•d'e corps from Fol•bse1hat wstmetStook t
cwt r# M iOOO Thektahrob eaa.a .I10.a by
llia_Overium•Prhoorwortekrafteistito UMW
Pelmets* armies
otennetet ao.thgra parts cat -tads. at
Tnr'wuaq 6th. -The 6•iMwi are ant
toffetot iy,e l kai.554 vii
atlahlt � �»
bl& Jim Joi ..
tatiMplkrt It~il
stitutes, when, at 1110 same time, the es
isting mr110.1 of eommunicali, n and tw-
provemeet were not availed of. (Hear.)
Mr. blit LIR considered •that before a
pupil could obtain • certificate he should
be'rrgnired to attend one or two eeseions
of these Institute. This w111 ahe chief
thing which was required in order t9 uu-
taio pruftsi;:est aol;tty. ('leer )
BORNE,
11.utne move ASged.
DRAa Ste. -Answer thou a fool accord-
ing to his folly les
t he becomes
wise its r
his owe conceit, came into my mind
when reading a letter in your last week's
issue about the Village rf Berne, signed
by 'Truth.' 'Nor uafertinate creature he
must have siutained a nun stroke or some
other equally severe visitation when he
penned such a letter. Not nne po•somed
of a medium quantity of healthy brain
would sit down and string together arch a
t 5000 "t malicious falsehoods and glaring
misrepresentations and call upon the
people of Huron forsooth to listen to him,
miles' there was something wrong in the
upper story. 'Troth' tries to make the
people believe that he is a resident of the
village by repeating 'We We,' likean asth-
matic Jackdaw. Now, Mr. Editor, 1 do
not think that the people of Huron, or
yourself, arenmch *belt the pat, present,
or future of Borne. But when a agent
enemy through personal spite or some
other equally duhonomable reason rushee
into print with the foil intention of injur-
ing a place or its inhabitants, he ought to
oe checked in his infatuated career and
held rip to the scorn of all respectable
people. As 'Truth' says what is Berne
u it now mandrill Listen to my description
of the village and it any perem doubts me
let him vent the plate and jndge foe him•
self. I defy 'truth' or any other man to
say that 1 am wrong. Berne is situated on
the town line hetes*, 8tulev sad
i mile from Ki , n, 10
Teel , Milli"
fro g pond like
Th.stn
e
the route without delay of soy kind,
Mr. Dowson is up here, and says all the
volunteers have left Shebandow se.
There is every chem of the first d e
Mnn- Aja rowboat•
a week's time.
To tL• Editor of the SAE • ..-
fil0,-W'dl yon allow me, (through the
medium of your valuable uaner) te make
a few remarks in reply to Mr Love's hove -
winded effusion ,n the Huron £xpo.tor
of bet week; which in justice to myself
and others, demands some reply. The
editor of the Er;..'tor has ,irtoaUy de-
barred me form replying thn°gh its
[ages. First by culling portion of my
tut letter, that would have explained I11r.
Loves true posit ou in Cunectien with
the Kippen Iteapiug and Moiling Society.
Seeon.11y, by swung that he thinks the
discunion has been continued far em.ugh.
This I fansi,Ier neither just mor geode•
manly af,.:r allowing my correspondent to
fid a column and a half with misstate-
small village on the Otter river :.:ar Wins -
sen burg, dated six o'clock, Thursday even-
ing s -
'We have wen • brilliant bot bloody
victory. The left wing was the atteektng
body, and consisted of the fifth and elev-
enth Pyussian corps, with -the amend
weeemey
Monday
Arida,
Muud.y ...
Friday
- OOMMEROIILL•
OODERICU MON/EY 7QAASAT
Corest..I for the t ,geed 1•y - w r, r. Mewl trek
.r, w. -t sur..
Ooesaiew, Acuear 5, 1870.
•raa-1e1 aarra.ua .a nasaa4Caa
Rising .t W
1.111.0 et a l.'asa&Nab
001.15 1144
Orrtl.ek. melee. _... .1
Ur) lad............. . 71175
.mens
Dining at 4 diwvuut
bellies .t a
001.aa y eau or tiller. she et .510,1 tla omele-
ts.*
mel -
an... ort w wast
ast t eH 2.. teres. Th. n1eh..5
premium 6414 kr IOL., awl tar blikrt 05.0 pats ter
graruleavka.
If r P !SMART
Mehon's curls, ea •p en r y e Bale ,
heing,lriven frau its came. Gen. Deur
himself wee killed, five hundred pnr•uere
were taken, hut none .t them were wound-
ed. Many Turcca woe among the captor-
.
wl.
"The Prnaian Omura. Eirwhba.'o. was
.lightly wounded, The Royal If•••r.*t:iers
and .he fifth regiment of the tial, uL,-ed
heavy °see•."
Frankfort, Aogtfst 5, noon. -A train has
placed before t e p1 ie any cat 5r in-
dividMal. !f he ',ten making com-
parisons he .hr old give est something ids
more recent date, than the liter, of those
famous tailors, • ho ware first heard of in
the sieteenth century. I do not wash to
dumarage the useful calling of Mitering,
but were it not for the length of his preps,
he might benefit n.sukad more by h.nd-
Jimt a,talbon goose than a goose's glut!.
Had this worthy tri.livedinthe present
just arrived hen bringing 5(0 French pre- g •ueratine he might justly have damned
Doer. from Weisenhurg. They will be fraternity with them ; es he seem% to
sent to Northern Prnara. The 1„tal num- think he can set "all thine right f• "
her of pnrphera taken by the Prnsaians in He next pr cee.le t.. say " there ars two
the tight was 1100. including 18 officers. pevaelmg view which pervade ray het let-
lirest, Angnat L. -The Niienn*n ter," first, that he ignored my fonnerc•m-
lhne•n5aatedecho!ner Envier&, worthas captor- 1 muniratiom, e. emm�g from the secretary
and by w French N•11 -0( -war, and bnneght of a 5. -lett, treating nue to much pel.ll
to this port to
t.,-day.
T�'1'w^e'er'' abuse, sod n of olds that it wan • lieges
rrFYrr" fttt+s6wD + ° i ►w a' Iwa,r.: N-1 4kk ear
ST Od. Oeiy lard Kr. iMDFher. n tier.
4ereisedfemostinne Meir arl,tration vel
Visa 141 s rsaignation of Judge L).y of
Vseb•a Qsite right.
Tbs Ill
m
u a,
A despatch from Antwerp represente the
fate! effect of tho war l0 commerce u fully
felt there. Money S extremely scarce and
business ata stand.
Florence Nightingale, from a sick bed,
writes a letter giving directions and pts
scribing roles for Arany nurses.
The Urrolan barque r ero.t, flan Cork,
put into Silloth to escape the French cruis-
ers.
London, August 5 -The report that
Ssarinois was taken by the French proves
unfounded: The report came from t'ar's,
and is contradicted by o later dispatch.
which says there had been no fighting as
r .int.
faith t point.
yet
London, Angled 6. -it
is understood
that England has determined to make the
invasion o1 Beige= •osn/ebelli. The King
of the ltelgisns will summon the powers
who guaranteed her neutrality to her as
aiatance as ram as her territory is invaded,
and England will resp,ad.
Great efforts ha.• been made to obtain re-
cruits in England for the army, but they
meet with no e11oo115. 11 S m11 the Brut
Sh t overnment will conn take measures
for organizing the lush Militia Force.
London, Aug. 6. -The statement is reite-
rated that !tussle's relations tothe bellige-
rent powers depend on the action of Aus-
tria, If the latter maintains neutrality,
Rmmia will alraremain neutral. The only
event that could alter this situation would
bo the rising of the Poles.
Landon, Aug. 6. -The Sultan hu or-
dered • supple of Getting's American re-
robing aunon.
A Spanish fleet entered the Mediter-
ranean last night. It goes to the Boleanc
Islands.
London, Angnst Ik-The mieien of the
Duke Cadore to Copenhagen, to indyce
Denmark to form an alliance with France,
has failed. Hine* his arrival then, i).
mark has declared herneutraltt
pending wee.
Asposial Stoekhol
the `ing
r•ei1W»reeT.e'•nv,^.namIRer mrrellr eSolin✓s,1 7sr #IRS
UMW
DIED.
At the Rectory Owderich, raw the 7th inst.,
ELI.RB the beloved wife of the Rev.
1auen Elwood, aged tin imam
DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP
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.11,r ruts.! *0.5.51. Ail deAt. owing 1. th. vile
Iarta.r.liP an to be 0*, be WIl.uA 111.40 eVtd
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h.rearar runt .a br tow nay 04414 .egekfael•
it moan* a eras of IwMenp.
RtltaLNaeAN At 1ROWISIIM
Ood.rkb. Ara. ata. Isla tris -.
FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE,
A:ever. ..t.t.ntW frees liners4 moms, aJ
.. Ilore an h o, .. u -re ha .vie ped Men prosper.,
a,duald street viao rata lwwldery) k..( e.1
the maidens eef Mr .Kee. co. ran 11 1. r Mak.-
.111.4,11.1 o ire 4t ton nae e.
(41.1,0.4 An.at eh, .74 w S-11 - $
1I U.SION ON THE 1ACEI
The Kingg'■ despatch ai:no,n•ng the vin feel called upon to insert. .,erylnd*.dnal
tory at N'e,urubarn eau renal by ordor of of the doi t „i sa,d It. aud M. Societyof
the Queen. There was great enthuaa.m..eippsn.butfortae benefit of the public
The buildings w.n generally c^'.:,eei with would state that our 0pciety, which, he ave
bags. The
will f _e„ ttlaminattun t.-with
o- c,.nin,ttel suicide, is firing, and that the
a.
RED RIVER NEWS.
COL. trOLSELEY'3 PROCLAMA-
TION.
meridiem met July 1871), at Klippen, at
which meeting! was duly elected Secretary
for the current year. I del net elect my-
self to this or any other office ; nor has
my put coarse of action, won for me the
rapuwtinn of an Oboe -hunter. it will not
du fur Love W ignore all facts that have
nut cone M his km,wleigge or press to ! he
Fe. PAIIL, Mn., Art. 5 -Miners. willigivoeagreatdeal. Idesaysthstraoney,
Bnnnalyne, Lynn, Chapman and Dault of books and papers, were to he handed neer
Jolt'. T
he
y bring t
npi
es of hthe ''?e
wIetl the Ked River comae,
have reached this ett1e1 2iTthhoe
1f
Ptowirultthhe• rn eS
wthtt ftoAnobcSoc
dst,hkiebs oaPt.nuTpi whpeS trshis
e atnrerdeeaf
Nation" of Jely 23ni, which contains mhanecaretsrcesMakeandce
reftadapoguetrhn esbdie
t-
•cierrepieuousiy in its columns, a copy of the
ff'lowing proclamation which was printer
in circular form at the "New Notion"
Be.', in both English and French Ism
gueges by Woleelcy's representative, who
had arrived at Fort Garry.
"To Tan LOTAAI.IMUARIT*NTI 011M•011-
"7011A
FMARL-
"T01A
op when called on to do so. These, Mr
Editor, are 0.4 idle assertions, but truths
which an be substantiated by many wit-
nttwee At the linnets' meeting of our
Society in 1868, for the election of oflicere,
Mr. Lave refused to bane anything fur-
ther to do with in, because M du 1 not get
the office he desired ; how he has the hardi-
hood to state that he was one of the durec-
drtermin dMajesty's
apt o slat' lnittg some hronpe Mernfor
Charlet aMcLeol r is a mystery
(.o--per,
amon¢at you, (have been instructed by ant T. J. W ill,nn, were the directors
the Lieffit. (Irneral, tvlmmonuin in tenon. He towed it small and pitiable
R foal i have ch owed the grounds of attack
British North America, to proceed to
Fort Garry with the force under my
commend. Oar mission is one cf peace,
and the mole object of the es ,edition ie to
secure her Majesty's.overoign authority.
Courts of law, such an are enmmen to
every motion of her Me•eet 'a e,. in
will be duly rstablie
in,
11
,„...x"eq •..e.wyOyo--•re..M...traw 'maria ssintIrmle'Mwgrto..sawnw+via casco ;am.ar4-,,.ewr..mvq.-
SPLENDID STEAMER
ClTY OF SANDUSKY
Capt. G. W. McGregor.
WILL GIVE TWO EICURSION-i
choosing to fight the humble Secretary
rather than the mire substantial directors,
who o ompoa the beard of the 8. If. A.
Senility. He should not so readily have
warmed the position of their defender and
mast not comp)*in if the burden is heavy,
and not easy to se•T. I did not allude to
himself penumally, in my first cOrnmuni-
neither did we ask, or desire to
on the *object ; bot 1
hang on
ereeeeriesenee
LA A. IK 1F1
ON FRILAY AUG, 12th 1870,
FI557 Cwtanq l.t Reseed
In the after 's.. R.ed
xar.nW .4 IWfwrt ser., o.ho-k a tlw...e-
ine. !whet. f, !lair ad °.•,Nacos 75 meta.
6iagktlek.M te sent.. raw and Q..lru. Minds
.111 be In Sondem., ) erosion 1Irketa ram he
smeared of w, M n01 Sit t, , oil board the bast,
oedema Aerie Bib _111u .15.11
NOTICE,
IInnen *mein any party or reals nit 41 vied
•rah.rnrlit to err reit. HR7.•n Lnl7*ARn.a
.M 4 . left Int l.1 and board it wv abeam. whitest
Just .sur or sewer.
PUTTS LEONARD
Ood.nch. Ana_ nth, lar•. WOMN
THE OLDEST..
ESTABLISHED GIIA 0?
WEST OF TORONTO,
H0 l'NDER6191(ED 16 rItIroalo TO MAIM -
horns
RIFLES,
SHOTGUNS,'
PISTOLS, of all kinds,
avid •very tbs is hal line• e, the .hnrte.t
Repairs; oral] Slide dee. ein the snort./ gentles, 1.4
warranted
REMEMBER THE PLA OE
(in rear of F. Jordan's, 1)nlg Ston.)
J. ('a R.IIfTO11H•
ngr.t
to,. u7a
401,1 awl resales.
reseeded os
woad
sa0. 0,-1.eel•w Ilesat.,,ewtmia.aw,eww..er ve+" dalmawe awes r'atnt essysaiwas
••••••••41,.. ralthellren es -se ..seirrerresserressir