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GEO. COX & ABRAHAM
$1.00 V11111. ANN 1NT A
$4.00 .1..w MN.", 010 IC 11
Proprietors.
. W. G. WILSON
Issucr 01 Minima :Licenses,
insurance &Real Estate Agent
cli115:1:eil212./t IM 11. .
DEEDS. MORTGAGES, &c..
1,..Aws Asa azaccialk
. MONEY TO LOAN AT 8 pee cent.
t 1111.1 alr ly 11. (nit.
iv 30 -vv•
Waggon ard Carriage
ACTORY•
BATES dc ELLIOTT
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----MART IN A M ANN
Tit I c Eon M 14(0 01.11 cuterodEits
• lien he a tt,, atilt ae.I foe cash, at lbe
oni al rate*,
ILL: KINDS 411.•
stra..r-.4. on Eimmloe Street, omen* the
Hume lloderem. thee kna tienh.
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1-11.A.INrril:NiCA-
BRALIEN AND CLUCAS•
House, Sign & Ornimental Painters,
I(S( Pal
co Ica III Et X trZ,
.tgetits fur Jeeknoti's universal 'M ip and
• Wringer ' •
pp,ore nat. 17. Moe! •
alrg 1710 1..70 Irw:11
Lazarus. florrisk-T-0.
MONEY TO LEND ,
greatly roduce4 Imes of Lutenist.
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Oslo •. ,.e..everoesreset slew 0,-4
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y HORACE HORTON
heasslier tor she casiada Per.
*teem Mundt's' ik Santiago
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INSLRANCE CARD
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Sat 1172. •2•11.
SIGN OF THE DIG
•
POLICE COURT-
• LANTZ* km 1548(1 1818'..
ASSAULT AN D BATTERY.
Ihe adjourned trial. of Messrs 4 "eorge
tiordonand James Doyle, al thecomplaint-
of W. 11 Bain' Esq, Kolicitoy0 _takelf_sewrit
for assault and battery alleged to hare
„been con llll itted on Itint,by the .lefignelante,
in his own office was resumed heiore
Christ...miter Crab'. F:8.1,1. P. 1.11 Weeities-
dah,lbtli mai, at 9 a. J. S. Sineleir Esq.
for defendarat.
•EDWARli ARTIII'lt, sworn. W(01 prevent .
Fridsy, 11 th Illet., when lir and
Doyle came itito Mr. Ilain's effice.
collette Ntr. Bain etandiau al a 11..*Ii
ing at a paper, ctth a pen 111 his hand.
(elide my band* were occupied in doing
diet tholon struck eltVeret hloW11 111 81/017.011-
..1.41, the blow' producing wounds 011 the
ore ied no p ie 0-a n or the
. .
ti
aasault either by word or deed nor did 1
,
' reteliate. The defundent Doyle ReC0111-
I ponied tlordini,omi pr went throughout.
j After the blima *ere struck Ntr. Doti,
1 spoke approvingly of it. It was immediately
1 totter. Mr Doyle mid : He deserve@ all .
1 he mit and had tintigot half emitigleir words ;
to that effect. From the 111110 they Oltr11111 j
rig./ the office they acted iti a vielent Well- .
ner.. Everything wag done on ma. part to
avoid ill bh eel and ant thine nitneetoli. -
Cline: Ex'n. --Dot le came tirst alone,
ink leg for the assignottent ief the articles.
Witness asked him if he was ready to
comply on behalf of Mr, Gordon with a'
letter written to witness; he Mr. Gordon.
Mr. Bain does nue remember eihmle a an-
swer:- air Bain thinkg he has that letter
home. Doyle replied th tt lie (Doyle) had
not the 10Am to give. He mid Ito Windt'
go and brine Gordon. Doyle did not
threaten to strike him at that time. Ifle
manner, hevrever,was net nmpeciftil lie
appetaredelicited. ile inede to use of itu-
preper language, called him no imines,nud,
made lel throats and menace:1. Did not
aparehend any one Wollitt dare tii @trace.
IIf Mr. Sinclair lied celled 110 Might 11.1,0
been afraid of him. The time When Doyle
emote in w ith I lorel.m. he 'Inv, not remelt'.
her what lie said. Ile did no t ieleut act.
Remembers hen joining in the commen-
t...it concerning the assignitteut. Mr.
Doyle placed himself in no bodily menac-
ing attitude. Anticipated no violence from
either until Mr. Ilurihon struck „him
they WM tlisidgyfAl hilltIlleen of tone Mid
violence of meows,. Illetisoikelloylylielind
his hen& tip but not to strike. When Mr.
Gordon put his arm runnel witness be
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esameat.4.11 ; I 4
thirtidl-V: Did igilLoffer, to reeirt. Mr.
(Inedon never tallifnitted stelae thing be-
fore. Tlfty went away immediately after
it feeetirred.. When he shook himself free
Itil turned round and spoke te them Intl
thenslowly witlkeilititeltis 11.4,) room. The
first blow print/toed 1.1. COL. le . ill struck
could id defend hinmel Witness did
iseveraltdows but they seer o rapid he
net tear the assignment. as it led here.
- Ilad execute.' the aseignment
but nottheligamil it. II.: ituproperlyappend•
ed his name to the articles and gavethem
to Sir Doyle, lint they had to let c ,rrect-
Id, Jle hal taken the athilavit Of execii-
ni before Mr. Elliot a commissioner, hut
g. on was inuo vory
111
("ordon Ciallte up, Im keel over Sir. Kant, all not got It here. .Thu affidavit is not
eltoubler and grabbed hold of the paper fit witiom's race. Presentee it pw-t- or it
Mr. Bain was looking at, and threw his i" "eke. IS W40 ""4.842Y snake Ile'
1 45, 1 ) 1,t juin...". The 110,„ thing affidavit itilletriler to render tlie amienmetit
effective as he undereo d Thinks the
ItTELODEONS,
IIOUSE-ORGANS.
ClitIR..il ORGANS,
PiitiO Stools. &c,. &c,
Iht• th, forobvete4 Eine •r1
I S.,. WILLIAMS & I.., -Tiattiorro.
• r:X Uxeld Olt 1 Ilan e Inalere lat. notating*.
'rite L., 'ewes's that he him teen
ngteistol atierl-ser imeerien eel tee eerneowl ne
ev.tany .4 1.t a'ame.p.tty rehAlato emend a pr
1,g...I I, art1-1e. Mime at
YI NICE ICTERER'a
' 110ANIEL GORDON.
codcrich, Aug 15, Ih7S- .30
. -
MONEY TO LEND
ON EAgt TIMIS _
Opticians and CCIIiiSIS,
210ECaZTTIA.1:141..T...,
avs. WMI A r To -NPR? Tlir IN-
jleRVAKED demand for th. rel.brat/01 reflected
412Y•odea r ..01111.0%. rhoulat and I
nanninit, fbeterieh, flue theo• See
• ho Thgy I, • rn. 'Wien mire to f1811
nee/felt...1,s alsrl 1148. e.oldvsey in the when!
oe the. Apr,. to it, re7porettly... of all rushee,.
An oppornviity win be guy rd•cl hi pro...0..0 al
soar. Pperi•e'es. notequAlrel tov an{ 114 1114 8 •11r81011.
1.11$41 8,41 r••••••Irrf frre• 04 5.
the nottont, !he,. .• a be,
41.41,1, daersoraa. or nth. two .a•ant
ormolu.% on It. e.,1 bnry, Goan the peg,. 0-10s ..
• cwt.. 04' 11. Lebo..., they gore anot1.114 50.1.1..1.11111.
eaws•Its(• Peeing 4.014 ea C.A. want, and webs ". g
• tlear•-4 them, nom., m ilre .1.tral
sight Thevallernie only lirpreSsettl 0101
PRESERVE AS WE1.IAS ASIIST THE
WON .
7' t • 71 I eg•y y . ms they are the obese.. owe ben. al vi -blit km tog
In4.0 • • ••• wohdry, elon.•gr being Inte-es.rv. •
Imhoff- -ERiE 4J-3bl ewe.), no P• oleo
F. .1101tDAN.
& LOAN SOCIET.Y. 114 (co, Aien' wit
C A 1'1 rAL, • . . • • •700,0,0.
/101111 Wil.IETI AIWA:VA LEI AltiNST On SE' b.
I r .1 14••1 1...tat•, awl 1/11 Irrina srry fatorahle
NOLA w ERS' COSTS' A RE CII.1 IVIED.
, .
paw Pa Solirltorla .7ar rum of
ryia.y. from 0,710 "Me. hi lent I r unntioer of
08. lirnter OA be 014/004 41
•••nlit,h 1.. he 1001
The fel! a/ • .10 •/.8 41. 1,11 14 atbenewet Ableiethe•
beibg fn• -h 1, • ...m.o...." .•bbegeg iya
efien *PI .....Yete.i.ae hit tie root 01 • low11` ,te
etlier Aerie, e...e tut i• sleets The linerbwer yen
repay ht1 loan hy voly, hair yearly, monthly pay-
ment* The't..-rlg,Iteat ...raiment, barbel.. bii,..mte4
laterv•V, • .ittatarom fge erinenat. 1,1 thor 010
41, 1141 id, pat 10eM the tield„.0., , It tot•
tonanaly.1 anti the alortiyair /tech. -get .4.0111 er
1110 11,11. abenlate4
1"; '31 ,at Nlillvt,TC • t ni.t•ine ONO for
Meson- h. tan. Selt re Ie• hi year. en4 at tile '114 .1
thy fig. Ire Mort/rule ig. 1.1,1 .4 Par rapidly 1.1,-
rnea.reg hocitra.....7 IA1 me, ktv the heat 141.01
of tr. 14,0 Itls rerun ..•eir.r.ked 1.1 thy Novena
etiotoontity, it,. ;ft.latOt Arrlilliferlohler
the awn, ,110.1.yodoes, 4.1 len.Innt tett.r tineen
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StJESTITUTE
R
VEIt
ilaernverl
TO TUE WallItinvi: bAso •••.• bno mewei
foraolo.., •••••• at home, tb•
01-0 •.1th.• •••• wk., 11 ....m.o....
Peeoeivoheroaieeely..n,f4
':ert :,14;trg" n. mid ct•iist
ha the ...Om
emen .11 •aoeyo4
se mem
• it • sm. To.. •
11 *
1 . 111
:Pgala
affelatiti attached to what he heves et-
hic tl.e amigientent id Mr. Gotdon's
The•tverd November is in wittiese's hand-
writing. The article. were not altened by
him from the time when they ...ere deli, ered
back by Mr. Gerelon tit him, till the
time nice they were destroyed in the row
with Genieti.There wimp. •Iteration made
by hinolitringthetimeot making theaffidav-
it. Did net remember of making any al
teration lief t (ter making the affidavit
he thonglit Crete their condoet he should
eilaruine them earefully bath re gi vine them
nix._ lie made the affidavit After thelper 1-
▪ m w ten stem le assignment and
be handeTit back to him 'Melted.
.1. S. Sinclair Eel. adireesed they Court
on behalf of the defendmit Jatnes Doyle
&eking his digniiasel. Mr. Doyle wast din -
mimed accordingly, his Worship giving •
written judgment. .
Jamen Their, -*wont, went with Mr.
Goriliin to Ilain's office on dee of tosaillt.
Iltul no premeditated intention to tumult,
Mr. Bain. Mit Gordon expresses no etch
intention. The eliject in, going to the
idllee wag to get the effidae it et exeelition
O 1 mitornment. Mr. Bain had Naar ene-
cured the aesignment previcuely. It had
been returned ti. NI?. Vein hy Mr. florden
only for the purpose getting atIbiavit et
elecrithat made. lie made no ...hjection
except that I.e *tented the e:. Oh referred
to. W en* pai hini the P5.00. 'tale
aramIderdora strike several times. RAW
injury done and Wood and marks ow Mr.
Itain's face, from the effect of the blows
(rem Gorden. Doyle was present at .the
time tlite took plate. .11e was simply 'tend-
ing looking on Doyle, Cattle in with Gor-
don and appeared o be in Minim pany and
Doyle pined in t e conversation
Closet EXAMISEn.--Janies Doyle was
there before Mr. Gordon, tusking Mr.
Bien for ansignment of articles. Never
lel the Articles. Didn't hear Doyle aak
'Mr. Bain fornnet 1..14 ktr, Dein refused
to give the articles until Mr. Gordon coni -
let lat Omit
,FERCHION
HAS • OPEN ID OUT
1111LEGO)DS
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THE WEST STYLES
THE CHOICEST PT MIMS
THE BEST QU_LITIES
AT
THE LOWEST 'RICES
erellbit imam ta the relent prow Iheers tit ins
(‘ni 41`.. stet bey..4 all eereparlem 1110 ',Ty V. ft
aril& nett to at•rilna *Myer that tam le 1o11.1..)•.1 ••
nob either no billy ornament/111r. a. SO VA:111140
10.8eau it he dfstowesivbei (rum real .11.er
--011)18 )1...oryitre timlea.It
A ampler. set inarronteryl.rf fat quality ler tonal
and -
-
• ' 11.141em Bea,' thread
.1.1 4110.1- pattern pattern ;lite,.
pettet • -
It ete. ore. seta. • et...!
------0110 1,0i0 12.o4
oo 00..12 f10
it mit pay you
TO DRIVE 20 M1114
TO VUR01111.SE
For Chespnce. .1„11,y 0,),1
is 1. le quailed.
.11, en.1 e..11 ei• 18.8.10. 70114 701, hie loon. thee 11 lessert spoons. 00 it 50 250 .. *XX
mei . prporff
arovtira 110 relt ..re•ant, hie property. 'tenon Ineetela 12?., teprama 400 II 50 due -654
Itipp.» • .11,1 1,, pr,t,,,,pal lal la .1,1,, • lame woe et 21804 sin li...1‘ 24(1 . • • • 2"
I
2*0.154
thy rn4 of til,.,,,,. 11. .........ny there, pa) 01 1,), 1' Men, Le.11,4 200 ,. , . 218) . ,. 2411 .... 2 60
8 60 . . 240
110.0 11114 *n1, on be nettle brine tethieh ran to net. 2 enovy flpenn 2") . • • • • 2 20
t le." at arty ...near usect.tt,t he the Iltreelnrs. en Una Palk 'oft howls SO ...... 00 ..... 1 00 . 1 00
ilriploell ,n ..171. borrow rs,) •to1 Intro,. at *It per I '.41.1.r') '• " 40 r . . • "
1 °towhee. 280 11 71 ....... See -----440)
6 tinior Spona 50 66 60 .. 65
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-
.11 60 411011 1.2.141 59 25
uree... ...um ale be allo•val on 1/411111011115 111 .1-
15114.
111.11 parth 'dare and leen table wit be ••tltalhisl at
the 5.1.10. 00,, 901.0, eft, 1.7.11,51, atI.Irrowel In
the 'wintery, 0,'from any of the theiety's e•Inetors
1111 1.1.11111 )l(. Val, ator at Goderlrh
'I' 1 IA
IMET GROCERY
-111 FAMOUS FOR ITS
CONVENIENT SIIIJATION
RELIABLE biroes
moDER ATE PRICES AND CONSTANT
CIViLITY.
The La-ge Business done by
tho firth secures a supply
OP
GROCERIES ALWAYS
FRESH.
A MA.GNIIPIC;kiT
Avrocuc.
OF QII.00KERY.
, 1,,,,„/...0 Gi......., on hand of all pat-
`''----ternr,ittytrerenti-prieeee-ifive
tatted/ iiiir,tomw,5 to choose
;
V VIP JALEUSS
4iLass, STONZ*ZAILTHEN-
4.
mos II bre
, 1. Paden Isken In Exchange for
pods at Cub Value.
SUY THE 921 WASHING
MACHINE.
areal AND TNT IIS
.ii011111e, NA HOWELL.
011014117- 1101012 -
A..08 the 01100 artli Lee ti be Wel singly at Bane
golf 1* •
N. 11. -MK nEtrr QU *MT ONLY '21' Otero kap
hy Foy•It Wexler Ano.1. entnely te. hole! Proll•
oaael on the r. Aly men. y prtn,110. rot or..111
ONE PRIMP. ONLY
TERMS CASU
IfInderich, MM. If., 18710". M'4""wtr?"0"..
PHOTOGRATTIS
$1.00 Per Dozen.
OF GOT -ON
BEsT QuArny
AT MILL PRICEs
B03T3 AND SHOES
HE
CANNOT BE ll))1PETED Sg
HIS GROCERIES
Are equnl in nil r9,te to thew whidt
have gained tl.e repautios
THE MOS r RELIABLE Stoves!
FAMILY GROCERY 3
cii-cw_utt len
- •
puRE .•'
To CALL POIT" 're
ON HAMILTON STREET
0
ID
CO
V
an r 1. ort
returned. ale Gordon .reke first aud ask -
cd him for the amignment article., Mr.
Bain said he emit.' give them if he gore
him t5.00. At fino Mr flerilen refused to
gioo the 00. Doen not know cause et
retied. S1LW 41 8111.411 Doyle give Mr. Bain
411. 18.5 for Mr. Gordon. • Mr Rain took the
15 and saw Mr. 'lain with the articlee in
Ins hand Mr. Bale had 11100 in Ittil hand.
Ile was thi n in the outer office having
come ;tut of his room clogely folleived
Mr Gordon- -to a high deek.beside the
wall, Witness was sitting down end
cent' net me el at wall being done on -the
desk. SAW Mr. Ilain pet the ilocninents
on the dente and stand no looking., at them.
Mr Gordon atom' alongride the deale Saw
Mr Gordon take holil et the lintel...lb and
arnt around Itis neck. Does not
el .hon Mr. I 1ord. ni put hie arm round
won'. neik, he wanted to teke the at hetes
from him. Dol ma see the ertieles again
nettl lie lett/ part of them lying
on fly. floor. The torn assignment
lay till Deyle came in
again,he wile' lie had -lost $5.00 awl picked
▪ port 44 the artutlee lying on the thror.
Wi nem piekial up one part and put it on
Mr, Itatit's table Has not melt it since.
r Doyle del not get the 15.410 back. Mr.
Itam got the- 0;i -0h ,--Wat present when -rt
...iseallealieem-ageteril
fer 65.1m. Saw Mr, Beth's Sign/Vitro on
the mnigninetil. Mr. Bain had 111. 1011 in
his Inand, put the articles en the. deak but
did not rove thew to Mr. Gordon. lien
Mr. Gerilon pet his arm round Mr. Bain a
neck tograb the trticlen, Mr. Bain said
nothing and he did not see him attempt to
defend himself. Mr. f ;onion elteplaVed a
belligerent disposition when he ceme,
Mr. Bain was quiet m a Iamb. From the
place *here the si,mature wag tallied to
the high dem...spoken of *an juet mimes
the room. DOell not know hese Gorden
*truck Beim Sew the marks of • blow osi
the aide of his face.
Itt-Ereo ST MR. TIAIN. -Did not see
find blow. Sew G ord. t w ni arett11.1
Bahl a meek -and neat thing he saw was the
tie e pc
end seemed about tedo,soniethirg -11
asked him what ho trav going to do, He
lett ter a eeeend and third dent( an.I made
a dasth a it his pen aa if striking something
mit. Believes he attempted to intik',
e'ntething Gorden took dioved the
hand off W II 01 11 11 hail the ,on, Ilain
lecked up the art ielmand tore them in two.
Then Gordon struck hem ND, lien re-
tAilled 11110 of the piecen. lie mid wittess
he wanted and was tedethake it Sway.' r.
tnnhtit need alt reasonable Miqituf t
•"•••• -et
after he tore the papers. Gordon could
not have got the papermileas lieltad etruck
him. Rain held it tight.
themes-tamales:1i hy Mr. Bain -..-When
witness took away the ertielen stetted, NI,
Hem spoke ahem, some date* in the (affid-
avit which weretwiftetwanis altered. 'Tlie
enly alteration in the examinee/it was_ the
insertien of clause by Mr. Bate that he -
111101111.1 nOt hare to pay Mr Gordon salary
they 'Air. Ilain's name Wan appended
when they were rewrite/I to Mredierdon.
F
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Aug. 2rith, 1870.
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addreee.
Ing old Ambrotypes.
For either large er •nsall photographs. The
subscriber in returning thank• lee the liheral
patronage heretofore extended to him,
would jest any Ited ke Merle soeh Im-
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S3/71005.4
Irt A Great Redaction as
r,
outing
the ear with the hathion, himtrrn Mot up ea
tim Lutet, end opened at with a kuite.•-D.
pulled away ler•ge shrema from it, and et
JAMES YOUNG, Ed itcr
and it was stopped. The Belgian hail nor
laud it shrank and fell t'ountry people,
to 'he greet needier .1 2'.10 then emue up,
Nr()1,. XXIII 0 44
imtvesmemerewemeeemww•MMajmnarge t treatteneel Inni with summary punish-
huweyer, gut the end of.his troubles. The
peasants mistook Mtn for PlalikaillyllItal
e Mar ment. "Do Melt nee whetever you like,"
•
he said, " ktit help, Om. Ora instance;
- to save the dispatches %Ilia I bring from
Brenta •8(1) TUE 'IlkLatre OF '56. Paris Cut, dogtrot the ballnon, but told
on by the ear, which avettaius important
mem," The.' Po., de Were Spot:en in X
tome. 1.1.-.30 a. in., II Iliseourt mole Ms a. -
Ile aided the traveler, and
helped him secure his valuable canna-,
Soon after MI Imfaiere came,up, he haeitig
followed at no very great. eliatanee. It woe
led known as yet bow Bernie: kad Wed..;
but in a short tone • peasant came rum'
Ring up, who be/tight the newer that lid
diction front its waters ed any vemele had been satedaandet that very tittle ine
war ttelonsing to the •Pnwary, posseming los blimpa were nein/ atteaded ti at a
its coast, 'lir Any-- other reverter. Thin farm house at wens distance. Throe-m.3x,
declaration ott the part of Ittieti;* has beim ters of an hour afterward alt the titres
•ininiteneott•Ii. made in I, .11.1.11, mid by the tray...lent *ere dining still NI lirtereiri,
Cabinets at Constantinople.. I; tonne and and they were able to reach CeilibritY thriP•
Berlin as he:WOW' here to indicate Itutista's hours later and convey to the post-ottioe
the five en .rustara bap of klitipatches
which they to -might from Parish weighieg
about 40) kilogrammes, The piney at -
which this hellion 04111.6 t111/ 0,1111.1 0.6a.
Avmues, eight ktletuetres how Cauibray.
It is confirmed that Reseda had aske,
fit • rev lame ef the treaty of Iliad. 'Irto
prey:semi . this treaty forted the Item. in
fleets entering the Dardanelles and It.4.
phorus from the Black Sea, and limit the
Ithacan fieet in the Black See to a stuall
Bleating:1r. They alai. prohibit Buena and
Turkey mai iit einingon the Week Sea west
any military or marine arsenalcand gener-
ally neutralise the Bleck See by the inter -
readiness tit'illeist on the recoguitem ol
her 0141.1115 ley fol've
111. offiet el journal at Conetnntinople
sate the Sublime Porte is now aide to re -
snit anv et teek ; that he hats 69 1,111.h.) IlOSO
met 12 armoured frigates.
litiLL ADVANCING!.
Iyonilmn, I p. in. Nov. 113.-.1 deepatch
frotn Wreathes, dated .ve•thig, Mates
th d th • Pruesian ariuy of the north hen
occepio.1 (Nastier), in the depirtin int or
Aigne, from that pint they threaten
Cambrai, Paley la Fere and other forti-
fied placer in that neighbarhool
PRENC11 51.1.1Tatti NOVEYIENTS.
London, Nee. iti-The th1..
afternoon has aevi rat ti !-gra um from
I1e8.1.0 date-] ta.dey aided' coot mi the
following intelligenee : -The French
m wetnent toward Chartres is apparently
intrude! as prelituieary to an Muck on
the wade en ink of tha asitty
00 illtealing Paris.
1....ndon, Nov. Ili -Oen. Garibaldi is
nhandonintr the line of the Vieges.
l'EUF,•1:1J3 hap, ceusequently usivatica1 to
Dole.
ADVICKS FROM TOURS.
-Tours, Noe. I 6.-Advieen from Or-
leans state that among the prismiers cap
tured near there 011 till Uth, were the
hephew of the Pruarian command. r Iran
Ihr Tau , mei a Geneial of the Prus-
sians, who was governor of Orleaus during
theIr Lite °Cent. itton el that city.
T113 ci y of Chattrer, capital or the
licreirtuant of the Hunt et Loire, lies
agent been occupied by the Prineh.
Dri :WI. Nov. The Prato' ins now
in V, sting Patis are forcing Fiend' p; an- Itemia mks nothing 11 11reaa. distils, nothing
anti into their service. The lettanare 'Inenteerld en/offing conmde. It is
le„pesa__Icou.a_mbi asetaltahaeirtaawastsieloatituyee.nrwiata,,,,
egg:zone to wort on the Pruesi to der ne. n, b"et.shtfonit'd1 Wit hyttio.l111,-.1uleri. -
under fire of the forts at Patio. Dreux 1-11401 Vi
Rusalit's Note, Orontes 0.3nete.-na-
Ron among. the Powers
Loadon Nov. l5. -Th. niti,s' cornea.
imlident telegraphs held- V101111, to-day,-
tEat thirtschalio:fe note causes greattmette
mem in pelitical circles. Ceeint Von Beust
will take immenlinte and serious diplomatic
steps. An alliance between Eugland,
Austria, Italy and Turkey, is seriougle
contemplated by Count N on Boast aud
Couut A ndgrassey.
hew 'York, Nov IG. -A special despatch
from Leaden to the Tergoe. ha)* : - ,
"Gr.lersehate been despatched for the
recall of vessels of ear (nen every station
except sucb ae are needed in foreign wa-
ters. A large enteentratiou of ships at
Portemouth is already apparent, and the
greatest activity prevails In all the nairai
departineitn of the kingdom. A potrerfol
Here will he immediately deetid- rat le
the Me.literanean. In the beat informed
eireles it is re-lnrileil that in the prefect
pretenta..n. Russia a general Earepean
gar is ineviiable. A rept/ire between
Englitiei and Itunnia is looked upon sa
cettetu and imminent. It is also believed
that Pranela ia in close ;alienate with Rum.
air ligation the rest of Europe."
'New Volk, Noe. 16.-A special to tho
ivorrr elated London. Nor 16, err :-
"Ytttir correstiondent to -day hsd a con.
%creation with member of the govern-
ment 17. nu:mating the intent tent i,t the nil -
ministration in reamed to the demand 1,1
!tastes 10*11.1 matter of the Paris treaty.
This gentleman said tir point ef feet Butt
le • to thwart her, itieelve 4 mrickaa in 1
hall been occupied by the French foreee. /11.7.ent;-., it ronliet I However, notwith-
Lyons. Nov. I 5,-Dij,m him been standing thahltusaisevidently counts osi
reoccupied lay the Prossiatte io heavy theatectiliar sititation of Europe At thin
force. moment as 'mitring her' a singlehanded
Montargic like. 15. -The l'esiiiis. ash. •ith Toritry,it is by no meanscertain
have turned the railorey tuition and 11,4t, 1"chke';fini,t ".'"14 re•olt in &II" -
seri rat other _buildings ate Nentours,111 siren triumph. Turkey 10not soak: her..
railways have been •constructed with ll•
the Dapartnicet of the Sean et Alarm:.
vlel to elefenee and they add greatly to
_ice iii.,.„01r./1 L_NUTI10:.LTtroe,....11)..
enter large -capable-of nxtraordinary doodle of **acme
. tier etrategetie advantages Her army ia
L „,,_,-41"11'....41° Er"° -,.1111..._1 40 ;slid', .411111 onduraisce. Her fleet although not so
y tac 'die -d-e l'erre.-------------------- -met.erona is more poem -fill than that of
• !timing, The army 44 Silesia to -day mini-
• . A ,17NCTIOri CONTZMPL.%T1D.
hers font- hundred and twenty -fire theme
Fite •'%Vorld'a" correopondentat Tourn
and in, 01,1* paper. They are poorly armed
under date of yeaterday mends the lel- nna i,„p„.f„..,,i, 01„ii,pei. ji„..ia is n„i.,
Ipwing : -The government here is in ready for eat, nor will she be for two,
poesemion of the informa" ion that •Prinec years.' .
Frederick Chat leis army is 'demi:mg le NeW Tertt, Nov. Iti ......A isorretpond-
reinfercc thetir.teta.Dake of Nacklonberg, ent of the ir.a.t writing from Brussels
Seliwerin who is now in comma:dolma saes :-
'1'eura. The Prince cannot pumiibly reach ''A 'eller 'firth) ;Firms dated the 8th,
there until the 23rd. ii5y8 that the res-rvea of the Itassian
PRUSSIAN MOT TNIIII T.. arm y fur some little past, hat': been.
A eventl correspondent telegraph,' seemly :eilie I in. The command wan
froiu Brasmia on die I Iola that the Mat not givsn in the well °Len manner, but
firma., under Gen. Menteeiffel, motet) in secretly to the chief. of dintricta. The.
two columns- one proceeding along the riot for br,al-sti.fft in twice 80
army ennt
lielginn ft -Dreier and ie now •t It toroy, 1Irge for 1 h7 I as fir last year. Thc
1.177
we). chtnn.y, alt) a Ivancing to 11,1
Fere, '5.fry miles south-west el Rocroy
The streegth of troth culuumn is 611,000
men.
VoN Moi.TN: E'er ft rAtmr.
A report in current' here that Vim
Moltke in ecrieualy ill.
WAR le RA Polk; Iron TRANCE.
The Freitch aterendop bargette ie
expected to leave...this pert in day, having
tomekets from die Troy moo ;ry and is
large ipiantity of iimirtention and flII[4.
consigned to D. Herbert Kane A
Co., Havre.
London, Nav. -The etramehip
Etna, limn Now York, touolbd Velma -
sten this mernit g.
-
A BALLOON VOYA0112
. -
a 4:4 II, Caitlin -ay, glees an account
Its-Itiaateeit - After Mr. Minton him* of the arrival at that piece of the bell. am
..•geeel M. I k....-streemed-welevnee-latelmet-e-w•etmegmor -amet--mf--taiwiettioniy
hi• signed it that he 'Mould nid have to pat aerennuta from Paris. The Washingtoti
Stoves ! c,lkctn'l by Mr.
_:inirdorithwhen- 6°Yrasvure 1
and Mr. Golden pee ft 11.6C1111t in Mr.
Bain a name. When Mr. (lordon was
Asked for the 11.1.00 hy wittreart lie said lie
would not give it up. %then Mr. Bain
agked hint for It he would not give it up.
Mr. Bain initiated that before lie shoillei
get the assignment he restore the
money to hunots be had to give it to Mr.
. , -
CROW/ ETR7IrreltD.-11f r °onion said to
wanes' Mr. Hain owed hint miens. Mr.
Gordon never denied haying thee/. The
money wan remired quite a while ago.
Mr. . Itnin heard of the money the game
der. Mr Gordon stayeil in the office
n ometinte Rhone/mile. 1)oes not know
thee Mr. Gordon left Mr •Ilain's °thee be-
cause he .coutil not get his wages. Dose
not know if Mt. Bain charged him with the
ISA) I in bin hooke. Heard Mr Gorden
plrhusale tp.
• would see hind.,again." Mr. Minion was
Q ts the office a* before, but did not 110 any
so, 'ark. Lhd not hoar Mr Bien aek him to
pe. &may work which 11014100 114.1•Od tO
,0 1 . sworn. On Friday_,
twit, in the afternoon, Doyle and Gmfdan
• -71 111,
hrb,r.. • .otnidebr • •-••11,1elnen.
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COA.t OIL,
WHOld‘SALE AND RETAIL.
Mir Enid he. he. 014 haft
our air, ,f sit barge Coal Oil Bernd ten n.„n iettgg la A gn, denim in gni., ite the rope. *WA hai,:,.g/..t_tantli_nn.nd,...Ake 116.elothine ern e. net" Wee fend ev 41,
Ire ! Tpe iteratmet
wee aught in Am fold. young 111 In An 0100 r.r•ao y Gyms -
,
1 . & ATORY, , for a moment. I rawn back • step painfill death from cholera morhns.
'0 incr.
roepn,. ohm' melees. mel ghee, Nal
taker in 010ticilv.
le;nte- converse ihn a n earagnmen
article*, had the said assesmest, in my
hand, ray fon being Inroad to the wall
and Mandl*" at an ',pried desk my hood
Mr 4 lordott any salary. Mr Gordon mid
to witness that Mr Bien owed him 081 0,464
salary . •
M r Sinelnir contended diet melee the
ciretimeteneem the amend wa• jitattlialdo,
that the amignment Inel becit v en evite
ed, that it wen the property of (Ir
111, 10111 ea Mr Run attempted to mutilate
the articles, alr.ilordon Wail justified in
mending the at'enipt."
His Worship lent the cane ageingt Mr.
GeorgneGordon to the Sessions, Mr (8.1,1
00 enter into reemeniaances fer 109
and two solmatt enema** for 160 each.
A CORIIIINP0111PeNT Or late /...e•fort nmets,
writing from Inntmlia, given ati account of
the traffic on the Seen (Anat. Ile came
through it Oil board the Nearer, • steenter
310 feet lonam•and of 1,414 toes burden,
and drawing 19i feet. This vexed made
the pareoige in -14 holies, snit the shelter/e-
mit part pallier' over Waka 'A feet. Th.
•h„i.o...t a passing this dei nitles wen
4700. Am:, .h.
conl.1 make the voyage from Shangkakto
London In two menthe. in Mailer to poly
interest and maintain the worka, aims!* ea
n;ake the necoesary ieniiros entente en the
Canal, an inaime • million nterong 1111,
be This wouto reieitre the 4.1184
left Perin at. 7 11 CIMIC on the merning of
the 121.. It wag under the care of the
rseroment Bertent, and Winn ineriert M.
Lefitivre, All eneoy, with denatchea to
Vienna, and M. Van Romebitette, Belo -
:in. whose speciality ie to rear and mammy
;Amer pigeons. When the balloon asmitd-
ed at Perla it stopped at heti metres. Al
One elevatien there was danger from the
Prussian infirm, and real, indeed, Millet*
whietling past the eels of the trevel-
lees. Some even lodged in the hallmin,
%Inch, calming it to sink loner, 117 111
means dimunithed the danger. It was
neresaery to lime recirime te ettretne
ineasuren. All the eackr ef ballast were
thrmn mit, and the rar rapidly rote (tont
1,200 to 1,500 metree. It then yet et de•
Minim the ballets, which f.h1 elert of it.
Bet it wu not yet lila ronch nt the hall*
gent after it. The wind rem and all danger
menet.' Mend. 81 .41 net s Imwever,
for half an hoer afterward,. th • be loon
and the fleet is ly-ing constantly exam
in the use of new edition at Cronetadt:
Mr. 0 lo Rumen 111 is informal Lnrd
Grauville that Bienarchaays Prassia has,
not been a• d gill tie be a pray to the
!direr mon of the treaty of '56 by Norris;
that liertechalon circular took Iiismarek
by surprises; and no nacret tin lerstauding
exists hetwein Prutnia lel Russia. Bile
marck'e protestations arc received wtth
in
ler
ii.aw Cat Quaker's Ida -n waa Cared
of Butting.
An ',nee Qeaker farmer in Bell/shire •
comity, Nlatienchugettm laad raised a Inc
largo mastiff w hien lie tallied highly. One,
Jae Tanbark (dint was (ha rioXii name)
unfortunately got itiTo company, and
enitaged in • itheep-killing expedition.
Having thin inquired h taste for the excit-
ing sport, and for the freed/ mutton ohtain-
ed temerity, the dog. like ell his rme, diet
self-deniet
tivirollel good whipping prevent', het in-
.1111,4itiu in it oceasionally. Th. ()taker
04111 gnatIt grieved for be dated to diedroy
the aniuuti..._Freasutly . hired man.,
angrestinf an ingenious pinit of
110.: 1110 41.2 !.1 hintheep-killing ereper.eitiet
whieti the tender-hearted Quikerjoyfelly
Adopted. We will let Mr. duties tell the
rent of the story.
" There ..,.n the farm a powerfel
rani, rennewhat famous for betting, and 1.
hart tried in vein to break him off his tea
'veldt. I en telthlod if I ohm np the tw • to-
gether -Tanbark and the rain -one or the
other would surely hale to give in, agni
either the dog wettld ger Inch ef sheep,
k./ling, or the rem of hutting ; and I was
right. I ahnt them up over night in Um
0. staid., and when I went out in the
ineining, I loom' poor Tanitnrk effeetnally
cured. The rain had ikvetteed the murder
of hie hrethPian by hematite evert hem in
the b ay of the otthappy deg. Awl en elder -
fully uplifted wan the plignacions animal
•Attlt again. 11 halite over town Mutiny , hill 1110441 slumitt,
ocritried by the enemy for three-querterg 'by the at., 1 had hoped, his heteinee
et eel turnir, 44,11.1 iva* XI irmed *0* 1•4411411514 r• 1 tr•-1..
MIA heard miailleirv. S11.111, hOW08,01% * LORI" Illtnh'rahl. i h• ... "We 11`. Pit011
high wind from the 'meth rose, snd the intn whomsoever whetsomer went week
balloon, whir:m.4'11,mA in a grilil manner, ti6i-Iinr.thl,,,:stin, ii,:htemeexehilmit:intheiseeen ameecneststanst. 1
o au earrle.1 far out of reaeh of the weeny. anneyantes that I looked altont for • mew
It mule at lull to is it lion retch ef the plan to wire him. Sticking an ire* tonoto
ililiqeltifitW4 erarr4tin
. I, ....
/
termed. fhis wan neer the rail ahetion
ereas. • iteoftaiimittrgir.
- 0 a • mnineril
foefins the shercholdem to throw me ie grepplimpiron, *Oh its
can apMtit of the undertaking ai a mimics. 4011 metren if enble. The wind wma high
&Au.. W66 11,4 6 mement Span.
The man eho shot and killed • bey in
his melon patch, when &Mil to moment
for the deed, said he did it in mercy ti me
he, lo.ther there • Sava is it st Nes
11.c rm., ehmilil the Mtn f ?11IU Ma* '
et it ten tiott:"•nit betas • good issolusaii
blp.d.own and looking at the leper, Gent ss hile • high gale wee blowing he unwinam from tent privdid*, the hew brAllo ta Wit-.
on came at nly boyk throw his arm ronnd rapidly the rei . The grappling•iron Wall tWeinft htll Mina and mine ent tinder hip
my throat gator me 6 very homy blow In about to retch the enema, and had it done' lath . .
4.• temple, *efficient to tertiellv etnn me boy, who otherwise might have died a ao the jgellneyr iwould AN Vie ended. KM
1
105 001 '0040 , mmionte 14.41-f My tuns and 1-103tt. Dwriswa-vinfiso
IITInt1P11 TW -11 .1 Mt • e .
' his ileeth se ed orAelti, but ht an la
°oiled'', etas 1,c, 1$.76 •• I push it off to prevent my face striking it, filo/street, to the extent of fle,000. ,
le.S•11, •
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