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If mite -John Fair.
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-G. Trueman.
• Illseated Stora -Crofts Johnston.
Presinekal Zaddbition-H. C.Orhoasson.
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MutPawed.
The Commissioners_ M Washington
bare 'tenni/neatly disallowed the olaim
made by the United States against
Great, Britain arising ont of the St. Al -
ban's and Johnson Island raids. We
are sure the people of Canada will re-
joice at this result.
The 24711,Commission.
Judge Day of Montreal,•J edge Gowan
of Barrie and Judge Polette of •
Rivera have been appointed az Tel
Commission to take the evidence In the
Pacific Railway Case.
GODERICH, Aug. ste. twfs,
Tin Sitnation.
The 13di of August has come and
gone. The people of Canada know the
events of thst daT, which will ever mark
aa era in Ste history of our constitu-
tional struggles. The Governor Genw
ral seems to.' base become a willing in-
strument in the hands of Sir John A.
MacdouaLl, and, while we are not wil-
ling too severely to blame Lord Defferin
for aeceptine the advice of his Ministry,
we cannot nefraia from expressing our
earns and Trat f.A his steternent of the
reasons w bit led him to act as
he has d.file. Although we think Lord
thifferin has forever lost the high place
• ha at one tire seemed likely W take in
the cenfidetsce end affections of the
'people of 'Coals, we will still ever treat
kiln with lidless! the silent respect dne
ti the repAnnitative of the Sovereign.
We trust hei will Act more wisely in his
future course in this matter, his past
set is at beet a blunder, to centinue in
the same coarse would be a (rime.
-It is witthe ministry, however, that
we have mainly to do. ray have made
common clew with Sir John en the
Pacific Scandal, find are a nnit on the
• constitutional qnestion and must now
stead or tpill together. No sane man
will for moment admit the plea that
• "the inferior members" of the Govern-,
ment do hot know the plans of their
chief.
The event* of the 13th of August have
confirmed all the suspictono of the
country in regent to the gnilt of the
mintstry ta the naatter of Pacific
Scandal. A is in vain to reason further
in the qdestion."-• The ministry are
afrtid of Parliamentary ineestieation,
and the prorogation is but another move
in thvi desperate game of fence to which
the unuistrY are driven in their crime.
It may giver them all the. advantage of
time, nlociirsents and other evidence
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&oils Lerrsts.-A week ago on
Sunday the Toronto Poet OSA was
robbed of w large number of registered
lettens. By direction of the Post Master
General a list of the addresses of the
stolen letters, together with the nem°
of the post office where mailed, have
been published. We observe that three
letters from Goderich arenamong the
missing. They erste addressed to the
Globe Printing Co., Mra. McDougall
and Peach & Goulding.
Christianoplo, on Kalman Sound,
Swedea, been entirely destroyed by
fire.
&desperate riot occur:II in the MR;
ragh Camp, Kildare, list week, between
two Irish regimests. &mai of the
participa,tors in the riot were killed and
many seierely injured.
The Rev. Newman Hail is seeking a
divorce- frOm his wife in the Londoa
Diverce Court, on the ground a marital
infidelity. The rev. gentleman's mar-
ried life began in romance, Mrs. 11;11
haring become attached to him when he
washer tutor.
A report front Beyonne says a British
stearner has landed 2,043 rifles, 53 owt
of ammunition, and 40 horse!' for the
Carlists. The st Maier wasmutesegnently
captured by a Spanish man of wer.
The excursion shimmer Favorite, with
150 persons on board, Wok fire in Boe
ton harbour on Wednesday. A penio
ensued, but the fire waa extingaishei
without materal damage. The passen-
gers were taken off by a schooner which
cam° along aldo.
A very heavy rain storm prevailed
over the Northern and Middle States on
Thursday night hat by which neich
damage was done.
A terrible -railway aceident occured on
Saturday, nieht, near Lamont, on the
Chicago and Alton Railroad, .,by which
'eleven persons were instantly 'killed and
33 others seriensly injured. The cars
caught fire and many were badly brtra-
ndomd several badly scalded by water
from the locomotive. '
The. ihip elleenso front Moutreal to
Glargoehas been weecked by coming io
contact with the steamer ..f/o'i inte zt
sea. The veinal total - wreck and
only three Metro! the craw mono soved.
LOO4L VS
?is Witeonaci Aevateca in to 'be the
awn" of the new Couservative paper et
Winghaiu.
II LLD ov za„-W.) aro oblieed to lield
over a number of reports of Toirenship
Councilsahd other local niatters w itch are
in type. They trill appeet next eek.
may be destroyed, witnesses may he
• TH4 MIndg. W understa the
corrupted, s coueiniesion may be tarn-
midee has attacked.the epring whe it in
pored withi a white waahing report 'pity some places but tt ss hoped tnot too soil
be pnedneed by the commission, hut all an extent as to do any great hum.
this will steely make more exacting the reset. Nee -s.' --Subscribe for the
domande fur justice Phigh the country Sloe to. It eclipses all other papers.
e• the extent and yaniety of its local
can and will obtain.
news. Fifty cents will pay!for it till the
end of the year.
Poortes tn.- The rettun cricket
match between Goderich and Seaforth
did not come ter on Settirday as was at
one time expected. It, appeers to be
indefinitely postponed. e • "
TILE BENToN. -0 ring: .1411 eccide,nt
te her wheel the peopeller Vonfea Mas
deleyed a day on•her last np trip. She
net long distant, •when jutice shall did net arrive hero till Monday fere-
triumph over trickery. But a question Elc"'11.
Till: 1;11Velt ITER to hand
whese importance fee orershadows the
this week 'printed from now type and
Pacific Samba has been forced as an
issue between the ministry and the pee-
'. ple of Ceasda. That is the usurpation
by the minietry ol the power of perlia-
meld. In. vain diies tho minIsterial
press excWm the Governor' General has
appointed a cernmieeion to reeort to the
House, it it a commission of c.ampetent•
end bononrablo men. The country re-
plies, eel; &Ling hays the right in t
circannstences to appoint a cornmission,
and no mom on earth should uonip the
thdpowar lwhich the constitution and
the peop14 hare put in the halide of
parliameate The people thoroughly un- gust nnmber of Rao maivatine is to
derstandale true issue and no attempt. hand. It coistains a po7trait of the
Shoh of Persia and a number of good
to blind Oxim in regard to it can be sac-
erieinal and selecteol sarticlea. John
iSp man can hare read the Dongall & Son, Publishersi Montrea.
tateranceplcrf tho reliable part of the Subscription el.f..0 ;ler annuni.
press, er-heard the opinion of Idly best euerteetottetee_e, win ee_ „„ hy
men of all parties, without seeing that marriage notice in another column.
Junior Jedge Toms, ha" been and gone
this Ls really the issue which the coun-
try Nees lir even iorceu upon it by the 71r sge agr-migr-this
e e. , en unto luinselljurass. Weekeg
. te ge
miniatry4 The press of the' country phicuseccasion and trnst he me), long bo
ham head with romerkable colninees, spared no enjoy any imonnt crf connubial
Wigs and felicity.
people speak ef it without that fierce- •
nese which Offen. marks men in parte DT.NIAL.—Mr. Farrneedenies that he
" DOMINION PARLIAMENT.
THE PROROGATION.
(from the Gioae.)
-Orrawa, Aare 13. -The city all day
has been in is state ef bustle and excite -
meat previously unknown. Great tn.
tartlet mid anxiety was felt as to the
course the Governor-General would
adopt in answer to the deputation of the
members, but general ignoranc) upon
the subject prevailed. About one o'clock
it became known that the Guardt were
ordered out. It. was then certain that
the Heusi would be prorogued, and the
conjecture was confirmed when, about
half -past two o'clock, several members of
the suite of His Excellency took posses-
sion of the door by which he was to en-
ter the building. About two o'clock the
galleries of the Senate phambor were
crowded, the principal occupants being
laCes. On the floor of tbe Chamber
several ladies occupied prominent seats
Some six or eight Benet+ put in an &p-
rance, and waited with becoming
of the Gower -
ter 3 u clock,
by his suite;
Bleak Rod wag
faithful Com -
the Governor.
General required the attendance ima
modiately. Some half sin hour els
however, before this ebsequiods unca
tionary rviturned, and then only fol-
lowed by the members of the Govern;
ment and a few of theirlfollowors. The
miters present
ons chamber.
the following
RIDUCED FARBIL-The Grand Trunk
Railway issues reture tickets at a fare
and a tbird to delestatea attending con-
ventions of temperance and other public
bodies. The annual meeting of the
Most Worthy Lodge of British Templar'
will be held, at Charlottetown P. E.
Island on the 30th inst. Tickets to
Portland will be issued at sleeve rates
and delegates may proceed thence by
steamer.
FATALITY AMONG HORSES.-Within
the list week • number of horses; have
died town. A. M. Polley kas Wet his
roan trotter after an illness of four days.
kitown "bob tail" fell dead
near the jail on Sunday while being
drieen by a stranger whn had hired it
for the day. Johnny Bell also 'had the
misfortune Ao lose one of his horses and
his other had narriw escape. Ho
attributes it to having fed them on corn
which he was to me instead of
oats as the latter cannot be had at pre-
sent.
CLOSED VoR Twa DAYS. Monws.
Crofts & Johnston, late Johnston &
Bro., are about to move into new and
commodious premises now'being erected
for them by F. Jordan. They inteud
to have a grand clearing sale of their
simmer 'tack Which will be marked
down so as to insure its being cleared
not. their store will be closed on
Tuesday and Wednesday next for the
purpose of marking down the goods and
on Thursday, 28th inst., the great sale
will commence and last for thirty days.
This is a genuine clearing sok and bar-
gains will be given. See their large ad-
vertisement.
GRAND Jury.-The following aro the
name" of the Grand Jurors empenneled
for the Fall 'Assizes, -Thos. Anderson.
Ashfield ; Ralph Brown, Hay ; P. Car-
roll. Colborne; Thos. Stanbury, Clinton;
Robt. Ferguson, Hay • H. J. Nott,
Colborne ; John Keys, Bayfield ; James
Hyslop, Grey; Jas. HazlewOod, Howick;
John McMullen, .Ashfield; Wm. Thomp-
son, Turnberry ; W. O. Fowler, Tucker-
sinith; Samuel Johnson, Seaforth; Alex. -
Simpson, McKillop ; Jas. Forrest, Mor-
ris; John Bowman, Morris; Wm. Young,
Colborne ; D. B. Hodge. Goderich ;
Thos. Kidd, Seaforth ; Thos. Kelly,
Morris • Chas. Dornyn, Wawanosh ;
John Reid, ; John Cox, Goder-
ich ; Robt. Creery, Usborne.
The evidence fortunately is beyond
the power Of destruction at the hands
of the usitypers,iand will at the proper
time come Iiirth for the confasiou and
condemnation of those who have en-
deat oured to hallo jastice by the power
at the prerogative. Silently,
firmly thif re;entry waits for the hour,
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lue'oing trim and neat. We are girl to
(amerce such eyidence Of enterprree in
the preas of the country. -
MitiTeRY.--Lientenant Coleinel Ser-
vice, grieved° Major. owl Lient.-Col.
Fiench, Dominion Inspector of Artil-
lery, were in teen yesterday; and last
night inspected Cept. Thoinson's
Garrison Artillery Company.
THE MAEKETi. -The markets are
uU, very little new grain coining in as
yet. There are no clianges werth re-
perting. Fall wheat is worth from
$1 le to $1.1:1 ia Chiderich and 'Spring
wheat $1.10.
New Douisile ".•! elle. -The Aul
struggles. All reflecting men feel that ht ang intentien cf hie seat
this is not question for parties or ert )rtrhe nliirnoni0 ithis vojteh
pairsions4 tont for firm and unyielding through. i11.fter next electIon bolr,nFarAl
action, ail althotieh it hes fallen to tile row will not have the opportunity of
71:plop,. Nothing but the Pecific
lot of thelteforet party to lead in the
resietance !of the country to the miiiie- alee),:reely bribery fund gate it to him
try, they, aro sustained not by Ref inn-
ers aloud, but by all high minded Con-
servatives; arid can count on the active
eupport thee large large and taunt -
THE SETIlorlt./--- Tlie; propeller Wok
Seymour was laid nest of last_ week
undergoing repairs to her ' boiler and
mechinery. • Sh,o left f,,r Southampton
on Fnday and was to go to Sarnia on
tie! claas part who do not take in any 1 Saturday. but the lake was so h that
mere party struggle. The people of she could not venture out. Sits will
Caned, are determined that no trickery make two trips to Sarnia this week een
Wednesday and on Friday.
shall beide them, and no tyrrany tram-
,
Tit ARK ESTATI Stat.—The hour
ple uponeight. Let not the minis -
at which the Sale of the Clarke estate
t,srs moaupderetoad tho signs of the will take place on the 3rd of September
times. No edsPeld "ill be l'aid te the has been changed from 12 to 2 o'clock
Royal Comminuting. Parliament must as being more convenient for all parties.
Mr. Trueman will officiate as Auctioneer
and shall annalists ita own preroptive
stud the tights 'et the people.)
:ntligiation Meeting.
h Immediately after the prorogation of
Parliamaint an Wednesday last a meet-
ing of tkeee opposed to the course pur- open and trielic will be interrupted for
sued by the Governor General was held for stoma a week. A large number td
cars are now being changed from bead
and stisring speeches delivered by a
number of leading members from both t0.1niairyru. '1 "%neun"°-
snyiaasetereErNTeEltntrerttlaNT ,
silos of the Howe. The Meeting then etnr 1
ltio :4TR-et r.zi
adjournedl till evening when there was at Wright's Hotel on Friday evening
a large attendance of the general public last at which were present the guests -of
te withal the proceedings. A number ft thieen hottel t and a number of invited
. if resoletions were passed condemnine (tete, s werr cliw ilnlyinsest.Tiinme-ilvand . sliterti
i the goventment and the course they i ranch lenehter. After the close of the
have parked. There is a clear major- perform:ince the votariea of Terpsichore
ity ef may pessiie house opposed to I "tripped tho light fantastic" td1 mid -
the government policy ansl their over- night- - . i
throw eassnot be far off. Though the : BreEltr•in tArNi, TRII lagyeereek-The
action °tithe Governor is condom ned 1 to a full hoon'slrein Crailr'seuntertainment
all on Mon -
ter taking the adtice of bis ministers , daw „ning last.
A number 'of scenes
VIIIIIM tiler circumstances, no person con- I in Ireland, with ene or two on the.At-
ealanntivasselmd, anidntitnRhe leanntaeywt.iernempreesennt wtased eon!
staiNi halacitdaimeteannconstiatgautiiontsitallhyi,s a,nicl-
, "' fteened by songs and music, We hare
thin hiatesdf.
say that the troppe sestained their repo-
se! space to particularize, bnt can only
,
+ intelligent Ternr-
who were present.
tation and revs satisfaction to those
.! " .. • , that • competent person Se. Gaeaces CRI4C11 BAZAAR The
ur lo.A...‘
will mot* the sipointment, if such can /lamer in aid nf the Imilding
Wenn. in their ranks." St Geerge's Church lass week proved
fund of
0 (1, say* the pros. organ of this riery successful. As a number of Arti-
e es remained nnflispoeed of on Wcd-
town insgeaking of the vacant Shrieral- nesday the bazaar k -
..41.4. t was ept open on
tr. VoliqAing in As wake of the aris- Thereday eveni,o,
t:tonttwhat reiained
1 toeratic idea it claims that all the were diaposen o bwy
lieve the total amount realised eafbte'r.
Iiononr, sill the respectability, all the
all expensea etre unts to about
i hisatieen4 of the country are to be Z).,..7,;')g
found in Ile Ivory ranks "We are the
anCsiavivezrtyotinar.- A a will be seen by
people aad witaom shall die with tui"
semt cot leaanother column, as
is llte burflesiref their song. We thnik wan- as pr.
T wide! next, 26th
- it Item 'to the fine point, quintal much Aueuat, has bee
Wagons, and respectability
*Among Merformere u the
te theatirdies. and nen-
The diaereses is this
and the Sale will take place at hie Ano -
tion Rooms.
CHANC.E OF GrA01.- The Gth of Octo-
ber is the day fixed upon for coroqienc-
ing the change of guage on the Grand
Trunk Railway between Stratford and
Montreal. During the change tbe God-
erich line will Ito used for shunting cars
Tim Meerrose.--A correspondent; of
the London Fag Po es. says ;
the last tap of the steamer Menitala to
Duluth, ihe had to ley • to for twelve
hours -near the mouth of the Nipignn
River, owing to a heavy fog. On the
reliving of the fog.the rfttneel SweiSs was
discovered about!three mites off, and Won. Gentlemen and Ge
nearly on a line with the Manitoba.
Tnis afforded a splendid opportunity of
proving which was tho swiftest, and the
Captains availed themselves of it. For
3 1 .ng way up the boats wore neck and
neekeaati the pessengers on eaoh were
idering to bet their beat wiu.
After en exeitine run the 'Manitoba
initde the !Aniline abotit two and a half
miles ahead of her rival, ehownig that ceed with the engeiry
she iS the festest, autl _else the boat sea and to trapernit their re
beat of. the twie" • Speekere of the Senate ft
Lectorow.-At -the last meeting of mons we to merit- I
the Connty Conecil of Huron arid Bruce cella of the report I
meet to Sttlineletilttl (
busiuess, to give you an
ot teeing rush report i
meanwhile I bid yuu fen,
In this chaeber no de
ine took place. All, w
derly as could possibly b
sten of the speeoh, Ili
suite withdrew. aiiil the s
the chamber.
ignity for the app
nor -General. Shortly
Lord Dufferin, attend
entered the Chamber.
et once despatched te t
monawith a message th
mace, Mr. Speaker left the chair, the
elerks fell into line itt the netted order..
followed by the members of the Admin-
istrationeand a very few others, and
made their way to the Senate Chamber
"mid the loud and longematinned groans
end hisses of those who remained.
These were ever one hundred in num-
iber; not one of those disienting left the
floor ef the house.
great majority of the
remained in the Com
ilin'Excelliincy then
SPEZC _
Geettensfin of th Senate and Gni
tit men of the Mose of PIPSOMX
In relieving you fru further atten-
dance in Parham ent, I leave to:eon.
vey to you my best thanks for the
gence with which your Wive applied
yourselves to the peer es of your
public) duties. fAnien. the ineasnree
you have adopted are ws of groat im-
portance to the well- int of the Do-
minion. The interests of trade will be
promoted by the Act ting to the in
epection of the atable icles of Cann-
dian produce, as well by the statutii
regnlating weights and assures.
The several Acts, re ting our met, -
'haat shipping will ly tend to that
success and developm t 'of that gee
breech of our national duatry and this
protection of the lives seaman'
By the Act relating the trial et con-
troverted electiona of embers of the
House of COMMOUS, y have adopted
the system which is n w in anocessful
operation hi She Mot er Country. 1
sineerely congratulate on on the ad-
mission of the colon uf Prince Ed-
ward Island as Provi e of the Dentin -
ion.
Gentlemen of the House
111 Iler Majesty's na
foe the supplies you ha
granted. They will en
MEETING OF THE OPPOSITION.
annoatac Te THE OOTMENOR-EINERAT..
settsenixo Mir LIES A 0ONSPIRACT.
THE SPEAKER'S Meg T ) CEMENT DISCETA-
Mohr.
f Commons:
e I thank you
e so cheeifully
Ire the vigorous
prosecution of the great public works so
imperatively called for hy the wanta of
this growing country.
I have thoueht it ex
Sewn:
ient in the inter-
est of good overnmen to order that e
Commission shoujd be Issued to emend,
into -certain inatteis c fleeted with the
Canndian l'acific Haile y, to which the
public attentioa hes en directed, and
that the evidence' &Attu before such Cane
misaion should be teke oeth. Ten
Commissioners shall be ustructed to Inn-
th all dilirence,
t as well to t
d Ileum oICo
mediate!), on
all cause l'arli
the despatch
rly cpportuniny
coosideratio4;
ell.
nitration ot fe
as peat andp
At the cone!
Excelleucy
cotters else I
hy-laws were passed to incorporate the
YIlla4e ol Luck now . • Ae the village is
' Intuited partly in Huren and p-trtly in
Bnce there is a dispuWns ti. which
Coonty it should be attached. The Leek -
•now pevitile prefer to connect themnelves
with Huron on account of thq lighter
team they would have to pay, became
they would prefer to come to Coderieh
rather then Welkerton to trans. coun-
rt
tyusinevist and partly for petit cal rea-
sons. Tho Bruce people th nk they
'demi(' refiutin with them because the
greater phrt of the .aress of the villaee
and the principed buildings are on the
Brnco side of the line and because the
Lucknow. pedple hams helped to incur
liabilities foe railways &c. whicioehey
shouldthelio to pay. The greater per -
of the his..ory ot our cou try, and the e
tion- of the po.pulation of the present
village live in Huron. Tho tyre War- traorilinary eircinustau under which
dins met here lust week and had a con- arc caltednogittlier, 1 th k --(interrupt
ference but failed to agree. We melee by the Spielker, and loud oca of "Go on
.
I lel( it incumbe
'whet inutiva
THE C9M
;
The Siveater tin.k the ir at 3-25 p
and eutne,liately on Itic /mg so
Mr. .31:ackeuzie reset and said :-
seeaker, I propose to. a Iresa you and t
Huse on a very (sneak gunk)
(I lear.'hear.) le the p env* ph
slant' that in such .C3.90 the Lieut. Ilov- '4•1 ' • •
tinier in Council deseivles the teiestion 'Au lo Piece uu
•and issoes a proclanution "Wine te Y"ur 11""'-14.
which comity the cooperation seall be
attached. • i... tonneau', propose tiv teditu 1,0 itiolkto.
11r. Mackeitoie an1.10•1614 it UpOn
Lullumnoi4 s
toe the teem t
ry, by a clown t -
hi grave ebarg
grautiog tif t
construeti
'Lich if true, set -
homier mei isi-
s constitution 1
es and indepe •
Lo Rue is also an actor of vcry duce of l'arlianteut; tilt the investigati
ereat reputation, and deservedly go. thus ordered has 1) far not been proceed
His bare -back hutdle riding, was really
into, owing to eireuirill DAMS not anti
marvellous, and hie performance with pated when the enquiry se ordered, s
that it is the imperative. uty of this Horns
at the earli;st ruoraent tri take such step
u will insure a full Perleunentary enquiry:
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110 it does the Ito .
THE POMINION :CIECC3.-Cw10 ' a
question uf etisileee.
C' Neil's Dominion Circus, which, since I /be hioti„.:
its appearance, has entered upon a ca- i '..ehet ioe ir„„.,,c e
reer of popularity, will perform here on mete mitered al eact,
Thursday 28th August. The St. Calle tee ut its own, jet() cert
Millen Daily Tintel says that on their ie eermeeee„ eme ii,
recent exhibiten the tent V12.3 crowded,
an4 that the show is really charter aud contract fur
every respect. The performire%'-claaiire Plibli 1 ousUf iihye mfrPairecitliUf hiLd4ilowllAiYeia'
eters of the first megnitude. Frank
Pastor, as a somersault rider, Las no te:rity of Ili. Hecate)
advioers anl the privil
iterrible Mutter anti inlaid* nem
Ileeterth.
A 1101111AWD RILLS HIE WIVE AND THEY
OUTS lila Owe Tneoet.
(From, the Globe)
OTTAWA Aug. 13, noon.
Acaucus attendedi:y nearly 90 mem-
bers of the House of Commons and
several Senators asisembled in the Rail-
way Committee's rooms to delilaerate on
the °mine to be taken, to prevent, if
possible, the threatened prorogation of
Parliament without allowing the House
of Commons an opportunity of provid-
ing for carrying on the enqniry into the
charges made against the Administra-
tion.
Hon. A. Mackenzie presided.
The following memorial was unani-
mously adopted amid loud cheeri ng
"That although the House has ap-
pointed a Commission to enquire into
tko said charges, the proceedings of this
Committee hare, on various grounds,
been postponed, and the enquiry has not
taken plaee; that the honor of the coun-
try imperatively requires that no fur-
ther delay should take place in -the in-
vestigation of charees of so grave a
eh:tractor, which it is the duty and un-
doubted right and privilege of the Com-
m°'n'Tliht4e uPnredveiranignt. ed am deeply impress
ed with tbe conviction that any attempt
to postpone the enquiry, or to remove
it from the jurisdiction of the Com-
mons, will create the most intense dis-
satisfaction, and therefore pray your
Excellency not to prorogue Parliament
till the House of Commons shall hare
had an opportunity of taking such steps
as it may deem neoessary and expedieet
with reference to this important mat-
ter."
The following names are append-
ed to the memorial to the Governor-
Geireriamilr:s,- Archibald, Bergin.
wane, Bodwell, Bourassa, Bowman,
Boyer, Breese, Buell, Burpee (St. J oho),
name* (Sunbury), Cameron (Huron),
Cartwright, Casey, Casgrain, Cauchon,
CCihosfl'irall,on,CCohonkre, h'CCu°rIkibngunlliam( u sekuottr):
Delorme,DeSt. George Dorion (Drum -
tumid and Athabaska), 'Durkin (Napier.
cied), Eager, Ferris, Findlay, Fleet.
Fletning, Forbes, Founiier, GaIhraith,
(.; oidlrion, Gibson, Gillies,C.lass, (Intige,
Hagar, Harvey, fliginbotham 1101ton,
Horton, Huntington, Jette,
Latederk in, Bic Punald (Glenmixry).
M c Dinah* I verneas), Mackenzie, Mer-
cier, _Metcalf, Mills, Pereiet, Peterson,
reillAier,Pickard, Pour, Prevost, Ray,
Righsirds ( Megantic). Richards, Rees
(Durham), Roes (Aliddlesex). Rees
(Prieto Ed ward) Roes ( Well ingf
ton),I lie mil, Schultz, Sctiver, eShibley,
Sinith (l'eel), Smith (Selkirk), Smith
(Wastes orelans1), Snider,- Stirt?ne Tax-
chereate Thomsen Olehltmande
Thompein (Welland), Wilkes„' Wood,
Young (Montreal Waif), Yeung t Water-
1‘“The following were appeinted • dele-
gation to welt on His Ex.celleuce and
othnetamri,e,in; ocrhiaulre:--11,3Nfe7yrea.se,Cert.tia-;
Chetinnuitaigrhpaeat*,ohflwatianboluoap; ,Pelsonsvet,orQunase:
his two little boys was the wonder
'of all. - The three Livingston brother;
as tinubler4and gymnasteotre very suite-
rioreetors, and were receiveti with that cousetutional usage requires that
great applanse._ Madame Sebartine and charges of corruption levant:it Ministers of
her beautiftil little daughter are fully
emnpotent to establish the reputation
of tine concerri for female equestrian -
ship. The combination comprises some
of the best and finest horses in the
"ring." Mr. Rivers, the clown, per-
petrated a vast number of jokes and
local hit; which kept the audience in
capital humor. Some of the jokes were
nite new and took well. Taken alto-
gether, this new Canadian institution,
owned by two live Canalliens, has made
a first-class impreasiou, and will no
doubt be well patronised thougheut the
cpnntry.
01/11t011•
W. M. PA asoN an E. -The Wesleyan'
have purchased tho new brick residenee
of Mr. Wm. Grigg for a parsonage for
$1800. There is quarter of an acre of
ground attached.
Axoruse Hi/rec.-Mr. Wm. Rotten -
bury intends to erect a now hotel imme-
diately adjoining his billiard rooms.
Clint -on will surely be well suppliefl with
public houses. We have a fair share of
them already.
L. II. A; B. Retewee Srerwe.-An
effort is being made to have tee station
ef the London, Huron and Bruce Rail
way located near Whithead's mill. ir
successful it will he a great advantage as
the two etations will then be in close
proxiniity.
• RUNAWAY AcCIDENT. -On Saturday
afternoon a • horse belonging to Mr. T.
Chatnpion of the. London Reed, 'with a
buggy attached, Containing hie wife and
son, ran away in this village. Mrs.
Charnpion was thrown out against a
tree box and hal her head tut and her
body bruised considerably. The buggy
afterwards came in contact with a pile
of lumber when the boy was thrown ont•
and the buggy left behind. The horse
was captured without sustaining any in-
larY•
• Cone 110LIPAY.--Ifondsy last was
observed as a civic holiday and all busi-
ness was suspended. The citizens me
jolted themselyes M various ways, by
pio-nics, &c. &c.
Disseeecrivs Fres.-On Friday morn-
ing last about half past three o'clock, a
fire broke oct in the Nara Mr. Chas.
Cruickshank's boot awl shoe store, which
spread rapidly in both directions untit
the whole block was oonsnmed. T he
block orlesisted of Mr. Glass' dwelling
house, 0, Cntickshank's boot and shoe
store and dwelling. Mr. Fewler's watch
and clock shop and dwelling, Mr. W. H.
Sielpeon's nullinery store and dvrelling,
Mr. James Smith's tailor ahop, Mr. J.
II. Ciente'. drug store and a dwelling
house owned by Isaac Rattenbury. A
largo framebarn was also destroyed .
The fire engine swns soon on har.d, bet
owing to something going wrong with
the hem it was unfitfor me for a short
time, bat after a few minutes was all
right and at work.' The men work
k hi -h
mad R civic hard tome* the ne - wirching.
holiday by the Mayor, at the reqnest of t'id, bat it 1144_,as Pretifi VW -atm -at $8,00
a nunther of citizens, Other to vt a and The leis in a nn,000.
village. are having their holiday and • .1(1,0001
why 'hand rot. we, We are not aw e •
preparattotra are being made for The Odd-rellowl.sk. - of a Sew
al. Leaden, Onto
44) no lay sa mach t4lebrating the day, but understznd the haw consm0111""" m1111—lie Ink"'
. %Fellows intend basing a large pic- Jim Mad lik"
^rt..= of E. Bingluns
•
the Crown should be investigated by Par-
liament, and that the assumption of that
duty by any tribanal cresited hy the Exe-
cutive, would be a flavant eielation of the
privileges of this House, anil that this
House will regard as highly reprehensible
any person who may presume to s.dvie
His Excellency to prorogue Parliameet,
before it shall nave bad an opportuntity
take action in tbe premises, inasmuch es
such prorogation would render! abortibe
all tits steps taken up t
would inflict an unprec
Parliament, and prednes
tion !nth' country."
I think this House wi'
ty reprehensible that a (lettere rnent against
which each charges nave been made,
should he allowed to advise Ilts Excellen-
cy to proroeue Parliamept before it shill
have had the opportunity of taking action
in the premises. (Great cheering.)
At this point Mr. Spiaker agaiu inter-
posed, and neither Mo. Mackenzie's re
marks nor Mr. Speukerht were aelible
the gallery.
After some time quiet was restored, and
Mr. speaker proceeded ea say that he rust
request the bon, gentleman to allow a mes-
sage- from fits Extiellency to be reed,
which the Sergeant-at-Arnes had conveyed
from the hand of the tither ot the Black
Rod.
This announcement Was received with
groans and lessee, end ou i cries of '',go
the present tinsel,
teed indignity so
great dissatistac-
,
regard it as hieis-
on.
Mr. Mackeasie-No
terrupt me in the discha
eesenger shall to-
e of my duty., I
stand here as the repro ntative of onti of
the counties of this i Province, (hied
cheers), and I have reason te believe that
I also represent the opinions of a majority
of the people of this reentry .(treinend-
°us cheering, cries of ender, and another
attempt on the part of the Speaker trent_
terries.), followed by retewed groans and
hewn) I proper° to cell the attention of
independence of l'a iament ',cheers),
the House to eircumstalecs that affect the
and Sir, I have received a letter inforru-
ing me that it is the intention of the
Governor General tri prorogue this
House without it havieg hal an oppor-
tunity of discussing what shall be dene
under the circumstances.
Mr. Speaker again interposed, amid
cries of "privilege, prieilege, and "or.
der," and the Sergeent-at-Arms pro-
ceeded to lift the mu, from the table,
which he again, however, returned to its
place.
Mr. Mackenzie continuing, said, it is
my purpose to address,. and 1 shall ad-
dress, this House on a metter that
affectsits independence, (Cheers.) There
ts nothing in the present circumstances
thatjustilies this Parliament being turn
ed out of doors, and I therefore proceed
to the discussion of a 'matter to which
our attention has been called oil pre-
vions occasions. (Hear, bear.)
endure again interposed,
-"" terrible.
in hie efforts
was cheered to
is 'eon/eaten
41,Pneed to
ney, gen
ef fhe
ible in
'in
Sett
the
the
the
Tns Dago DISCOVERED 1st THE CRIES OF
THEIR Cr ILD.
.A.V01.:' 17.- A man named
Secitt, a 'wheel teacher, who has been
t Aiding at Detroit for seine time past,
returned here on Friday by the night
trent, and went te hill father's hoofer about
five miles from Seaforthpin the townsliip qf
Hellen, where he met h* wife and his
youngest child, nisi months old.. They
left there about ten &clerk on Seturday
moriiing to g040 Mr. Joh. McMullaun,
Ifte.Seott's father. To alo this they had
to cress afield mei pass throneh a piece of
woods, Not arriving at McMullan's it
was supposed they had taken advantege of
a chance conveyamen to go to Seaterth.
This morning, a man missing throe:ill the
woods was attracted by 'the trying of the
child which he found in tho eat,' of the
woods; Ind on searching little ha found
the bodies of Mr. ricott and his wife with
their throats cut. Mrs Seett's body was
partially bidden by a. log, which during
the afterneen her father passed close by as
hit went to Mr. Scott's house to enquire
about them. having heard that they had
left for his else° in the mornmg. M s.
Scotes head *muslin: en the folded emit
of her husband, and his body was lying
etyma beside his wife s. No motive for
this horrible deed can be assigned. An
inquest will be held to -morrow morning.
A subsequent report humour own
carreipondent states that thie:tiry at the -
inquest returned a verdict 'ehat Mrs.
Scott was killed by her husband and
that he then comniitted suicide, both
deeds beibg done- under the influence•of
insanity. .
wick.
Mr. Wallste, Albert. New Brunswick,
arrived to -day, mei Mr. Chulton, Noto
tolk, and appended their names to the
memorial to the (Inventor General.
Mr. Chapman also „signed, thin meking
VG -signatures in an, comprehending a
clear majority of any posaible House.
Something very like a conspiracy ap-
peared at the tinie .1 the opening of the
House this afternoon. The Speaker, it
is undentood, ftfhl not leave his cham-
bers until his His Excellency had taken
his seat in the Senate, and the Usher
'had placed. himself at the r the
Cionmons. The arrannement, bouteil
of as being a yerv clevv•reiring, was that
the movententeet-the lleyernor awl the
Speaker 'tumid lei sit tinted as to allow
no opportunity of &bete in the House.
As to His Excellency having any part in
such an attempt to eirentulvent Parlia-
ment, no one will believe it isoanible;
hilt it is unnecessary to say that both the
Premier and Sivetker wo11(11 be quite
equal to the concept ion of a trick of that
kind. - •
the expresahei it very freely made
thet Lordl Dufferin, in entering into a
conflict with Parliament, hes made w
great mistake, ono that sill ilivolve,hilo
in raster tninhlo than to have come into
cellision with his, hlinisters. It is
thought &meet eniverally the' he has
lost an opportunity (I securing the con-
fidence of the whole people by weakly
yielding to inculpated and impeached
advisers.
The attonduce of strangers in the
Mono wee quite unprecedented in the
history 'of prorneations. there was a.
largo number of persons present from
Montreal and the• river counties, while
both Sarnia and Gloecester, N: 11., had
their representelives in the galleries.
Some absurd rumors iif a possible dis-
turbance, cattiest by the -direction of the
Speaker, to have an extra force of police
andotherguardians of erder, were attest,
but except that under the influence of
the prevailing excitement there was some
cheering and clapping, no one showed
the slightest deeire to violate parliiimene
ary proprieties.
'rho following **Said to be an approxi-
mately corrnct classification of the ad-
herents of the variotus oburthes @Along
English speaking people : Protestant
ErAmmir,500,000 Bia ; enlists, 10;500,000 ;-
ham', 12,500,0J0 ; Presbyter-
atnugresca, 15,tooeifinal,000ilta: 'firma'? ktMheorita°,
10,000,000-45,000,000 of Preteetanta
against 10,000,00ffionitornan Catholics.
ilmArelMneM"`•
MITE
_ _ _
In Clinton on the 12th inst., the wife of
Mr......aDiehl, of aeon.
sew Itbucrtistmtnts.
FM V 11011L EiffigmON
OF T.IIE
AKticultural&krts Associktion
OF ONTARIO,
TO BE HELD AT LONDoN.
ON
The 22nd to 26th SEPTEMBER, 1873.
,Persorts intending to exhibit will
please take notice •that the Entries of
articles in the respective cloases mut be
made with the Secretary, at Toronto, on
or before the undermenttoned dates, -
vist-
Horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry,
agricultural implisinepts, on or Mere
Saturday, August T3rd.
Grain, field roota, and other farm
products, machioery and manufactures
g aaaaa Ily, on er betore Saturday, Au-
gust 30th.
tfortisultural products, ladies` o„rh,
the fine arta, eto.,on er before Saturday,
September 13th.
Priv, yat and blauk forms for making
tile entries upon, can be obtained .rf the
Secretaries of all Agricultural Societies
and mochwi,,,. Institutes throughout
the Provinoe.
HUGH C.. THOMSON,
ec'y Agricultural anil A rts A ss mixt ion.
T onto, August 11, 1873.
1383e
the Township of Goderieh, on die
• 8th of August, 1873, Joseph 'Lawmen,
at the advanced age of 83 years. De-
ceased *erred a* a milttis.yolunteer
during the war • et 1872, and was
wetinded at the betels) of Feet Erie.
At Eve:on-dons, on Au:. 12, he Rev.
Mr.Clemens Pralick, of
Grey, to bliss Clara Jane Johnston,
of Turuberry, daughter of 3kr. Wm.
Johnson, formerly of Egmoodville.
"At Toronto, on the Ilth liy the
Rev. A. ti. Mune), haw F. Toms,
Esq., of Goderiele Ont., Junior Judge
of the County of Iluren, to Georgina
Charlotte,. only (laughter of the late
e John G. Rosoustein, M.D., of Mon-
treal. . -
-:At St. Steoheies Cletreh, Herm Road,
on the 1Stli inst. by the Der. Canon
tnireel, risteieloy the Rev. C. 14.
',Matthew , 0. bledicken, of Win-
nipeg, 3 'litotes-terms:de uf Guar
rieh, t Ellen, yetiegest diniehter tof
the tete Oefirge Brown, of ' Stirling.,
Gaderich.
DZAT1111.
'Suddenly, Ea.st NVawatiosh, on the
7th iust., Agnes, wifeef Mr. Win. Rob-
iuson, aged fin years.,
Inixlerich township, eta the 12th
James Hicks, aged 11 years,
New lb utrtistmcnts:
WAN rE D M
A youth posses:sing n geed Euglish
r•• education as au appreniice to the
busintan. One whp has had
some experience SA the MSS preferred.
Apply at the Office. •
tlesieridh, ith August le173, 1381
*5
.mo:izY co LnAN, 7
flittratte N In annul 04300
awl operant,' on the eolnii.y of Real
estate. No detention, et.nd valuatpin Nearby
°deed and e•nainstion .4 Ta e. If s.todsothry
money obaneed 1.aon , .1.4V 11
. Apply to 0. is 1 in eat 'S. .
Ttld ttoi t t-,. •u.t •tpl nem Co.
' of Canada. •
lbri`.1m• . ' tioderigh,
-$ •-1
A CA:::D,
• i E Laelion of the Ceinnitttett ihe
a Itazaar recently holit in ail of tho
funds of St. George's Chunk, tender
their thanks fir the very hstrty suppert
met with, not only from the *lumbers of
their own- .Churele but from the mein-
bers"of other con;;reestions and from
.inany of the strangi!ts now visaini this
town; and beg to state thati they have
--been enabled to realize the hendsozne
sine of ($457) six liendred alul sixty
seven dollars.
Goderich, Aug. 19th, 1873. 1333a
- •-
Ckf,allf A D A .
Lake Huron is 2"o3 miles ling, 100
miles ,roadend its greatest depth is statn
ed to bo 750 feet.
Mr. Adolphus Eeener, of Hamilton in'
playing,.a pine of billierds made the ex-
traordinary ram of 493 points,
Mr. E. Davis, of Guelph township re-
cently took from his pea field. one stalk
en which were 114 pride, which yielded -
570 peas from the single plant.
Gordon, of kidnapping notorioty hae
disappeared from Manitoba, aed in re-
ported to hare gene to the Rocky
Mcubtains.
The extension of the grand Trunk
Railway, from Berlin to Galt is now
completed, and inworking order. Traf-
fic will not be regularly carried on, how-
ever, until the page on the maul line is
altered, which will be iu October.
The Manitoba Free Preseannotinces
the arrival at Winnipeg orkfr. MeWhin-
nie, of the County of Huron, with two.
team. af horses and one cow, all in geed
condition. This is, the same authority
says, the first importation of stock by
the Dawson route.
An English exchange says that the
Archbishop bits approyed of the ninnies -
tion of the Venerable Archdeason Mc-
Lean, D.D., to the bishopric of tho new
diocese, which embraces the most feetile
portion of the valley of the River Saftat-
chewan.
Information has been received by letter
from Mr. Pease, Mr. Barnum's agent,
stating that Barnum's show will be ex-
hibited in the Dominion as follows, Lon-
dou, September 8; Brantford , 9; Hamil-
ton, 10; Toronto, 11 and 12, and St.
Catherines,I3.
Some time ago 52,000 were stolen
from the agent of the American Expreas
Co. at St. Catharines, and much sym-
pathy was felt for the agent, who would
have to mado good the amount until the
money was recovered. This, however,
was fortunately accomplished laat Thurs-
day by Detective Oswald, who arrested
the expresa messenger, a man timed
John Kimball, and recovered nearly the
whole amount of the money stolen.
His Honor the Lieut. Governor of
Manitoba, lute been experimenting a lit -
f le in cereals at Silver Heights, and the
results so far says the Manitoba Free
Pr
&Ult.
grain p
Honor no
feet in high
six feet in hug
producing portion
ter ts fully twenty-twol
And these weals are of
developed yet.
are eminently flattering to his
as an agriculi itraliat, and to the
using qualities of the soil. His
has Indian corn over nine
and comnson white oats
while the head or coed
astern of the lat-
hes in length.
not fully
CIVIO HOLID471.
;
<674 4
I N accordance With a retesiaiti in from ;
• portion of the inhabitants Of the Town
of Goderich praying to have a public
holiday, I do h oveby appoint
TUESDAY, 26T;IINSTANT,
as a Pnblic the Tinsel ot God-
erich and !wettest all innzid eitizene,fartners
and others having business in 1 own to
govern themselves ecronlinely,
HORACE HORTON,
Mayor.
Mayor's Office, Goderich,
August 19th.1873. 1383*
INSOLVENT ACT OF, 1869.
Canada. In --the County
Province of Ontario. Court. of the
County of Huron.
In tho matter of VALENTINE BOR -
MAN, an Inselvent.
rrHE undersigned ffas filed in this
a Court a deed of . composition, and
discharge executed by Ins Creditomend
on tho TWELFTH flay of SEPTEM-
BER next, he will apply to the Judge
of the'hahl Court fur it confirmation of
the discharge thereby effected.
VALENTINE 116IIMAN.
Goderich, 7th. day )
of August, A. D.1873. f 1383111
Steam Saw Mill for Sale.
(INE of n'aterouS & Co's. Clipper
Mills with Limber Edger and also
a good Shingle machine attached. Tho
mill is situated en let 24, 7 con. ol Wa-
wanosh, in splendid locality for doing
• largo custom business. There is plenty
of pine and hemlock convenient keop
it running for several yearn.
Also a lot in the Town of Godsrich,
No. 1153 on Gibbene Street which con-
tains one fifth of an wore and is fenced
in with a good fence. For terms and
further particulars, Address
JOHN CRAIG,
Westfield P. 0.
1382.2ni*
MUSIC.
1%1 ISS SKIMMINGS will resume her
"A tuition in Mush, for Pianoforte•and
Organ. on Monday 18th August, after
the Midsummer Vacntion.
Terms Six Dollers per quarter (12
weeks)4rietly in advance.
Goderich, 13th Aug. 1873. 13821
' STE AAP HORSE,
2 MentroM Oth Aug., 1873, 13831)
‘2 -RAYED, from the Comnions, Bay. 4 -
CI 'field Road, about the 224 of July, a
BY-LAW NO.---
te
la
ty
Ao
Is
•
ink
to
of
ly
th
th
BY -L 1.W to old awl sestet the London, Rum.
nd Bruce Railway ComIpanyi by diving ten
sand dollars to tile said Cuinpany by war of
e , and to Wu debentures therefor, and to
arise the Moyle; of • special rat* for the_pay-
tlierf RthEekdse,bebynt.nresuatnndi ttrefostith ...ion nf
Legislature Of the ProeltiCe of Ontailo, lamed
e Thirty-fonrUt year of the reign of Her Males-
ntitled "An Act te Incorporate the London,
ti: tahn,d,...,Ntor.uesendit:loltsrab.y.ceitnniraw,panyt,;.' ganinduaninetinp,41-
tutioue la the Prosiness Of Ontario, poster Is
n to any portion of a witinielpality to grant •
tie to the said Campany fur the nurpose of 'id-
iot whereas, a Petittort stinthd 1,7 00ef oft,' P.c.
In the constructies of their *aid railway.
who are resident freeholders, rated en ths
asseeernent roll of the rownslalpiot Tucker.
dh and qualified voters ander the said Mimic,
act in that portiou et the said Muniolpality of
Tortnehip of Tuakeremith decent:0d ma follows:
onetwing at the outer!, eidto of the L0101.di
, at tee southwesterly wails ef the said
nahly, thea northerly, along said eastsrly side
mid toad to the limit between the mild town.1,1 p
the Village ot Clinton, thence, along that limit
ho southerly limit iif the Herrn Road, then,.
enstnouterly direction along the said souther -
lice uutheily along the Inuit to the lima 1,...
1:unttisn: rthe...t. ft.:it:1.7:7 c:no,t.I.,:iinli,iii. ad litebt,..e.e.:11
mild township mid the Village of genforth,
nahip from the Huron Besid, Iliseice ..0.1.1-17
ig that limit to the limit between. Lids 1 lend 12.
ncesontlierly along that lituit to the limit b. 1 rr. e.,
'Thirit and Fourth Coneeeeines fro,. too Ilium,
.1, opines easterly along the, hoot to the limit
w..n duta it and 10, Studien northerly aloes' lbet
it to the 'mitt erly limit of the Room Rued,
ue. easterly along inlet limit to thelimit between
th ..T....J.,,ern4still.i,peayosf juitrIttehr:in.i4ithmaztliollnl.dtib,-17,..11..40
th sontedirest cornet of the ownship of Rihhert
sforeesid. an.1 thenell aloug e limit hetwece the
101rothips of Taeherineith suet Ushorne, to th.
p ace of Iseginning. has been preeented to the
Council°, do, sAul Muotripality of the T.,. ...hi y
noryTaewksgrer,..i.iitita4pr:yik.ing theiensaf 15.11C0.00,"ontifi.l.r bt,j';‘,•:,
t. hh,"I ....,..ni 1, :f II oft. ..r.1 odrn,' :ail in dri ur ..... d.:B1 rhoee is" :ft: 7? RI laiiiyi !ent- i. up.. rtallii .01: et "oil ta 11 tittLen i
abase deserthed to nine the said memo of tel.
thbosend dollars In UN manner heretuafter men-
uth04100n.-drit :nil' ro,laa 1, 11:.ir soil n4eh To:T:44s, fpt oi •f nTe.ee,.ts.arr.y.f:iir
nd Irld. . it Irall .recrill, the eum of one
th csand one huadred dollars to be raised &naiad.
1 xlisnsl liaison the whole rateable propi-rtv of
said portion of tile said teitriaship above de -
14.1, fir posing the said debt of ten thviieu4
lore 104 inierest en the flelonturee to be 111814
mror, WI hr1.411.4ner mentioned.
n 1. herr:0, the amount of the whole rateable
perty in ihtt portion or toe awe Yesubie of
•lier.mith •bove described, irrespective of any
titer in.:ruse et the name and also irrrepecti V* of
a Inorseu to be derived from the temporary in-
c.st nient of the •ioking runt liereinaflet noir:bon, d.
ur any itert there4 le, aili•ording io the last resimel
satesemont mil of the moil tosoolop being for the.
yesr of loor Lord en* thonsand eight hundred and
seveiity‘three the 50 m nfeeven hundred and t went,-
thouitatel sera, lauuttreil and twenty do:lare ;
end whereas, there us no debt eziemno agai,d the
sold municipality, or Hist portion alssall Assethibud
either for principal or 'merest 3
Anil whereas for paying the interest and ereating
an equadyearly sinking fund, (Or paying the toe
one tf LA thousand dollars, a• hereinefer men -
loffled..it will require an wield annual ste .111 ral•
of one mill and eleven twentieths of • mIli in the
dollar in addition to ail other rates, 4. be levied le
cub yetrupon all' the rateable property in that
.7...ratriiob.in of. the said Township ot TuckersmIth above
1.. Ile it therefore enotel•ell by the Municipal
Connell of the'town•hip of Tuckersoitth that it stall
and ',my b• lawful f 'ir , Mod potties or,1 the mod
Torroahio of Tutkersmith ele.a. described, te alit
awl seeeitit the aMd London, Hume and Brut,. Rail -
trey Ceu,pany in tbe ironstrnotion of said tlellwav,
by le, ini thersto die sum oftien lbw/sand doliarli
by way of bonus .
X. That for the purpose aforesaid the Reeve of
t said Township of Tackersmith shall nau0 asy
rie
n reber to debenture, of the said Township of
akeramith te he made for suchen:us ef mon, y es
niiy be required fur the said purpose, not less limn
w dr tlie sum nf 0 t thousand dollars, 1511011 ..4.1
• hoodoo' dollars eae1i and not exceadinn In the
detertf tires shall be sealed with the seal of the eaht
Titimiewn,...!,:li,ni ......it„rme,rriri,tsuoit..ittlit.,
IVA Theresu'irnerse'ri t"11:.1,!f'0,
..r4,,e1d,ei 4.4,..,,i.ebn(..id iti,,,r• .1..lirt,i,,,T.•Ltutniet gold.. bl'ir:•:, ,,,itit,lyt,
1114411}it.the said dvbenlnree shall be mart° pli.•
stile within twenty yeors Inuit tho day liereirmll,
e itintion•1 fir thle BV -111W to take effn,t, At the.
010,* of thu Ro)al Canadian Bank, in the Vililse nf
34Iterbf...-rdt 't'Zi them roupons for the payment of ',derma
end shall has, at-
ae the r.tt• mid lu thv stsuser hereinafter men-
tioned- ,
ti. That the ialil debenture!! shall bear lowest
amid eft. r the mite of siz per eent. per 1111,11111
frora thei4,1ate thereof, .hich interest saaa n. pay-
able half Tee/Ir.*, the trirty•first day of D40E41.
lir snit the thIrcisth day of June In earth year, at
Ole stiff offtee_of abe Hoye' Canutlan Bank, fu
sentets'rrthee.t. For the rim.. of forming a stoking
ran4rer the psymeot of the said debentures sad
rho:Interest thereon. at ihe rate aforesaid, all Mina!
special nem of one mill and eleven twentieths of a
11 in the dollar shall, hi addoion to all Ober
, or, he ratted. levied awl (inflected In each year
n „n all the -.rateable propeny In tbat pert of the
Township of Tockerainttli hereloba•re end
ve mentioned ILIkt deserihod, darts( Oa coa-
ti mines of nth fold debootures or mill they arti
.1
it.
Notice.
--
rliffE object having been semassialished
1- for which the irtnereitip of Hervey
& Rom was fornie I this day withdrew
from said partnership.
GEORGE HARVEY.
Goderich, July 31st, 1873. 1481d
H01783 AND LOT FOR SALL
LIKING Lot No. 5, Maitland
"'Street, Smith side of the
Railway, containing a quarter
of an acre of land on whisk
are &frame house and steble.
JOHN WHITLOCK.
Goderich, 4th August, 1873. 1381-3•1
BUILDING LOTS
FOB. SA LE IN GUDERICH.
—. IF
Np. 93 Light Honse Point A 24o.
i
1 ' 10:i4 Harbour Flats Appl to
(mow:A MACDONA D,
Goderich ' thosein
28th July, 1873. 1380-tnall
LADY DI1AMATIST W Al'iTE D.
PHE Subscriber is anxious to meet
a with a sensible Lady without en-
cumbrance who is willing to join him
in a Dramatic tour to the West Indies,
California, Australis), and China, and;
home Ey the way of Isdia, Russia, Tur-
key, Italy, France and England. She
must be possessed of some histrionic
talent, good looking, and a good figure,
and educated. No profeasional need
apply. Address
Z. H. MARLTON,
1384 God • , Ont.
'him t• i 1 e T r u a t e e s a omp ort. i.hnpit..na. .. ,h0b1 ,fitulu,rte ahn,..dyi rne. rm., opa:t h.terii 1,,,, ., s at,: a I, .,i id.0i yr: r n.c.•oet. .:1-r
elf the Rooth ROM, of the l'iitirdy of Huron, to Ifs
held by him as Custcsdsn. and te 14 11.1j.,444.11
.orttni.:11.n.n.bisim.ilt Pt hele.,k:maki.adft.ds'.rli:trh.q't.alet.t.H.nuer".7,Rine•huh1.0,,,i..ch.Ohig,..yt..1tralltre;:ii1,..bh:*,t,ih,.,,Id.R.igissi."1:11t,:ny -t.eztat.dynmwt h.
incorporatin4 tho salt Company, so soon as the
&Rimini *orchid mis are complied witt :
VeriT‘..4.'1:77,141.*No,riiin:,111.tolit.',Iitliwre.rnItilanly..t.iPtii..,:.°C.:11.1.1iiiiyttitistiu,o,..'wi:iriwit',,',Ilit:lintlititi.:1,,1•:);nrsrsi'°:ftt.; ntbtoe
hag 't'faUt.‘aktiollr',Ulatrit; ere•lo 1 on the line of said
Railway at or near the Ni14,1.;e0 .,1 IL orelleld and
lilli.PeT hn.a t the arrh.satt:eill'i,:itleornit i ,R,:ii.larn.etefmnuiran.n:
Fhall hare agroc,1 to mio,p. w•rl. sal Illitilititill the
It • ToiroshIp of Tnekeraniith, ond they shall then
ciillin,t71::ian.t"..1.111asener: n: r .1T, ri* nih isi I 4. f. . i r.hli.iitiert,...st.:hcefethi:ilsailnldha4yen
seemed rior to the completion erne rued to
1. That th• Railway is eallipiot..1111.1 ill ripintng
ins fr r Interest to theCulincil ol theMmaicipality of
Ilion ths sal"rifialerrirDiter-
. With the CV tt.•
t chat from said debentures by Ole said Jame.
1 ickeon,anddelicered to the Treasurer of the gala
allTiehtetPaitithri; ity-law shalt take effect and e e
4s animation on, from and after the tenth day of
Ittio.belrbs'AtIlso"ve8te73t of tbe electors nf that portion
tho said 'Town,illip nt Tnekersonith, &bore des.
iluel-anit Aortae& Khali ho taken on this 117-1.0
the followhig places, that la 1,0 say :
'For DiTilliOn Pio. 1, 5J the School House la Har-
i
S- °;F:nu'riCt:Dili.:7i*Isl'inonarNI"Irill"., v1:1 . the School flatlet iti hoe-
' Pbr revision wo. 4, atotthes,olodlia0:1:,zilto, sAse. Din.
1:111:1/iiiii.s''Ion fin. X, at the Rghool 110.1.11110 In tter.
For Dieldinn :tn. 2, at the School Rowse in See-
11171°9"n11.31101,5.1.,t1wiirnint.thhe dhanyure of trine o'clock in the
morning And flan o'cleektalun.ththe.maftiderzn. 5o1f tt hi :
same day,and that the teltewiu persons aka v,
atr.r.,11;pe:t117:0:i.ii,ycnii:iiponprongia,N0j7:1.071110,re.,,mt
Voir illOvvii'llirotn' Nti.O.23, Mr. William 0. Poster
dices., this date or which publication is the Ellth
IFor Division No 4. Ite John Toting. '
For DiviSion ho. IS, Mr. James Murray.
4.. —_____
low4l*:TfAr;P°Irtht:"einnNigh116111)743:1 pablleation hereof to the Ilv
::.E10,..fe. etTuwtlaosuctirteehmni el., 1 141
insnon, the date of which publieatiet is the 22nd,
day of Ausust, A. D. lett, a:114inttobwealinic,ip.noLlta,.
ay of August, & 11 111711. sad that the votes ofthe
fivee'elock in tbe afternoon, at tha asvoral places
esor.ethiribef tanhadt d70eftrtino1011,°(witIle be taken thereon on
atennftaithenftardeaoYf'nf in". Po'leclrerk In' athe. DMoriti:aubi
ifa'n• navt•de Daanit ,Tteiterernith, this 1
i day of A. D. 11113. t lath
.
NSOLVENT ACT OF 1:46::
heft:vt.niorirtA3daereme within Jnoe umNontrhi IR,
In the mat te r of H uhciii:fnrsohiGealyeyttatee,het &ion tr bti. wr"ig. r cenni ti ear rt n sac, dp
a:TcdittaalyEAregiasigonufdnuide8mvneieteddrsoeunignaitnniailitedo: , John Fair,
f. rich, as copartners tnieling under hhe
! name and firna of II. Gardiner &
• Gzonea Hoorn, of the Town of Gede-
96St. Francois Xavier Street.
Black Pony, aged 9 yearn a racket. Any
'nformation of its wherebouts 'will he
'thankfully received aud its recovery re-
warded.
• JOIIK M. YULE
Goderieh, 12th Aun. 1873. 1382
FOR SALE.
LOT TA) Cambria Road, Goilerich.
Apply to
• J. GOOKZ, Kincardin ,
August 5th,
Or JiiiiLLIAbid, Go:elide
1381 tf
•
F A N
Day Styles of New Fans
JUST OPEN,ED
AT MOOREHOIJSE'S.
4
JEWELRY,
A (reel stock of
tRACELLTS,BROOCHES,
Solitaries, Studs 8to,
IN GOLD AND PiniTED,
s
Offered 23 per cent belnw regular prima
MOORHOUSt'S,
J ;15th 1873.
T HE MOST
POPULAR BUSINESS
OF THE DAY,
MORIN
THE MOST roeu:-ie MOVEMENT.
CLOTHING !
Mit1INti 01:7("P
A. SMITH & cos.).
Merchant Tailoring
ESTA IlLIS1131ENT.
jeST received by the subset Peru oblige atUek
SPRINS TWEhDS,
BROADCLOTHS,
FANCY
VESTINGS, &c.,
weer! determined to sell at Meal post goods,
1110
A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED,
t.R NO SALE.
A LARGE STOCK QF
lahln-BAD2 al VOUBa
principally home manufacture. Jusi /received the
peewit thiugs in
GENTS' FURNISHING ClOODS,
A TS, SH I RTS,
COLLARS, AIND TIES,
all nf which will be moll u Inw as limeade. flome
say that oppositioa is the life of trait, Others say
his is the p'acc g. -t
Cto3d Clothes Made.
weave boanti by strict attention to loudness. with
Our fiteilitieg RIO experience in trade to throw all
interlopers in th. shale. "Cutting done fres of
ranree.e a3- warit...ttwollrstrclass workmen tor
«Idol, the highest wage!, will Le paid. rt-
me„„„„1,,,,,„1. ,,t door te J. Bond's Drug
Store, on the [—)
ABRAHAM WITH toe.
ry- Nee I. emir time to 1.ny a I rat-rles. %erring
machine. The new, improved " ()shorn " is the Lest
family -Machine made In 01114,14 A brain's' Width,
Agent
uode 'HI. April, 15.1STS.
CHARADE'.
--
My drat you will find is the end of the rig,
111 next you'll discover la deeming a Jig,
My thin! open Bile a'fayortte form
My next is Ole end of the Marquis of [Arne.
tfth fLolfite so busy and free. ,
Ity next yen will see lejltat MO". 11;
My I...seeable always Um elide( a Ball ;
Of my next you will Sallijast two in 11 CA:i.
My next yourill find it's here all ainne
A" article ts ot may 1411, "nun.
My tenth ',the Illind reel pleas ,tre would give
My next is my sixthlos ears se Ilve,
MI twelfth tile Maybe funny nn donht,
My len ts Dioramas IR please find me out,
For Choibti Groceries
Ai I
FAIR prifs_
Seeds ! Seeds
/cout &COS
DOEMON CIRCUS.
• AND
EQUESCURRICULUM,
propriotor..••.. ....... Co.
"ITr ..W. Rue Treas.o.S. Cele.
V. Stretrig, Geueral Ageut.
The World's Wonders !
Trans -Atlantic Feverites, and °ley
LI RUE FAMILY,
BQI7ZSTRIANS & ACROBAT/3.
FRANK PASTOR,
CHAMPION. SOMERSAULT RIDER
OF ALL NATIONS
Patronized by Her Majesty Queen
victoria, the Prince Consort before his
demise, and the Royal Family, at Ast-
tey's during his splendid engagement of
the last 15 years; also by Napoleon aud
Eugenie, and the crewned heads of the
ditferent nations of the civilized and un -
cis thud world.
SENORA SEBASTINE,
From Rentz Cirque, Vienna Maitre
de Boole and School Femme d'e
trienne. Wearer of 18 medals, 11,gold
4 bronze and 3 silver.
S MORITA JOSEPHINt,
With her highly trained steed Dun vlose,
in her spleudidly fiuithed acts of poesy
end grace,withuut saddle,bridle cr pads.
The Livingstone Bros.
A TH LE ES, TUMBLERS, LEAPER
AND EQUEST RI &NS. ,
Their Iloriziontal Bar, 'Brothers Act, and
Coveie Stilts are universally -conceded
beyond rivalry.
MR. JOHNNY RIVERS.
England's Favorite Clown.'
SIGNOR COLUMBUS,
THE CONTORTIONIST,
Without Bones -The Simko W ender -
the Plestic and India Rubber Phenom-
enon.
The Infant Prodigies
M4STERS JEAN A WILLIE,
The Baby Acrobats.
1HE COMIC BROTHERs.
Pref. Rivers' Elfin Tampa of
EDUCATED FRENCH POODLES
AND CCNNING MON EYS
In conjunction with the e named
artists will appear a comple troupe of
Leapers, Tumblers, Henkel Bar aud
Trapeze Artists, Hops and Wire Dan
cers, Jugglers and Acrobats in general.
— •
Our Elegant Street Procession will
take place daily at 10 o'clock a. m., led
by PROF. PETERS' 1311A -EP, CUR,
NET BAND, of Fifteen iMusicians, ar-
rayed in French Uniform, who will
play the most popular airs as the Grand
Cavalcade motes through the petered
"trona. 4
ADXISSION, 50 .Cents,
CHILDREN ILALF-PILICE.
GODERICII, THURSulY 28 AUG.
•••••
NOTICE.
A LL parties indebted to Pr 31 Al
DOUGALL haveiseen already nee-
fied to pay up and unless utile., tit tie
made before the FIRST of SEll EA!
11ER 1873, they will be sued.
.
SINCLAIR & SEAGER.
Goderich, llth Aug. 1873. 1382-c
willethelneleak.
•
INSOLVENT ACT Of 1872.
NOTIOE ! NOTICEI
A LL parties that have LIONEST
LA claims against W. le Leouent cut
have 40 eta on the Dollar for thehame
providing they will give me a discharge
from the Court, where I was plased e
out. my knowledge or consent.
W. E. LEONAR
14•••
LI•
N. B.- All parting that leer* aiwoni
falsely will be prosecuted with the ut-
most rigor of the Law. W. E. L. ja net
dead yet. 1381
Seed Potatoes,
Carrot Seed,
Turnip Seed,
BRUCE'S SELECTED EAST
LOTHIAN PURPLE TOP.
This variety has beeu carefully selected
and improved, no as to secure a globular
shaped root, free from the least tenden-
cy to coarseness; it is very solid and
heavy, and the flesh good ill quality ; it
ih particularly adapted to the ncher
d=on of soil; and for long keeping
can't be surpassed.
Veer Vormd tal5 ce,ritgo.
Also a General Stock of
GAILDEN it FLOWER
1413.11-4_1131)0.
AT „
". rifer i Marine Ogee, erich,
MD. IiiaJI17, 184. 1380-d
JUST ARRIVEI)
AT THE
A
'
,
-
I a
I al
r,
LION STioRE.
100 SUMMER COATS,
100 SUMMER PANTS& VESTS,
. 20n SUMMER HATS.
A large Stock of LUSTRE:4 in Colour
and Black. •
BOOTS & SHOES
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARDWARE
risms,' LOCKS, MINCES, FORKS,
nog*, SHOVELS, ke.
Wanted 1000 Cords liard Wopd.
GEO
doderich, May 200, 1873. 1::70
Sheriff'S s Sale of Lan ds."1-
cpuoty el Huron—, / laity iirtue of a
• Te Wit f ." Venditione-
00alloponeart af isQsuttedeeasoutyre(facill,eraaMdajtoostlyt:as
directed against the Land and ',,Tetne.
melds of Thoansutli'oonttertheatDollifeepadanuitto,if
"11whiTraow,oualedntne:takeNri:nieu:elinnandb0teiin.ir sselwaisintate:r°p:inon'titakeseIlishiutanriaeten
linansegaliddaleloc°1:adinhesiteasiYouillu;a,tabiorli:ieneuitot:itenteanadet:ceintaertaaagarieraidPareebTrtgageosti,ICT,
and being in ita
.olasoCibeestrifinAPecesseersio,ornifn:°)retiosta. :ipenabmiees:111134)°Blfgvilgewleohrcienjohcnurefigto°P,hria.efielmmonsaltaifNu:niG3Lag.itilielim0:1,10ohuyYd0;
tuMArdSealll°Yierti?iffhlofLtill't. rue):