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GODERICI ONT., FRIDAY, MARCH xbr 1867.
THE HURON SIGNAL
Npp.aMlshed eery Friday Mearrsat1tal(�,, be�
ftrouuur Ham.. at their uface.ifeedist
aODZIUCU.ONTARIO,
FRIDAY. MARCHam MT.
Tag !fur defends John White, the
• •Illind Share" Doodler. Like Tures
tae.
Tile regret of rhe nlltny nieetine at
Wiesdeteek sill lie found ,n palm Y. 1t
Looks as if the ratlwxy teem was condos
this direction.
Woo it Out written -was 1t not stated
-that the T.'u.i.Iird would agnin a -epees
as tl.* /teat Conservative orltau at the
end of testify days from eleeti•.o day'
• Ta& Tureen, Mail is fast dr:Inlet w.ck
to its first love - the Tury patty. Its
n:akebelief attack.. on the Government
have entirely ceased, and the ''No-1'op
cry" cry is uou whist:td under its
brt.ath. The organ may now at any eine
tbruit off the c•oak .I.''independence:
and afros the bout of T. -ilium, as of
)oro.
Tnr Woodstock Te,ihael 1:.re-r thus
cendet:sen its upinion of the railway
'meeting beld in that lawn on Thursday
..1 last week : --"Atter,yesterday's meet-
ing it may be confidently predicted that
the eitenuan through Ewt,ro said St
Mary's to Lake Huron at Ged.rich or
some oustiguoes harbor) will speedily
f-sHew.
LIT NO GUILTY M. 4Y JE:C4PS.
Now that the pretest co.niuttee have
time to luck about them wis would like
to see them Sart themselves to 140
fullest possible oatest. There is work
for them to do. and they should 1101 falter
in the doing The retort,. .i. •uW },m
iu from the various polling subdivisions
inside of the stat weeks, and lo,
Mato nevoid be lust in patting the ma-
chinery of the law in full force.
Already numerous oases of hi leery of
the mint corrupt nature are u; the haunt.
of the Reform A•nociatioo .•f West Hu-
ms, say one of which would, beyond all
question, void the election, sal the
Commities should see t., it that three
oases come to cuurt.
There u another peon t•. which w.
would oell the attent,un of the cus•r;t
tee, end that is, the receas:'v that has
arisen for the prosecution of the gang of
bribers, abductors, intim; Won and per
jurors wbu dubauohed W. 11 iron to
the Tury iaterest dor.ng tee recent cam-
paign. Wo have beim e us &partial hat
of the rssosia who t,erjurud themaeltes
by swearing is bogus cotes in the in-
terest of Mr Porter, and we call up ei
the committee to let the Law take its
course so far as they are concerned. The
lawbreakers ehoeld sot be outside jail
walla, and the souuer they ars pia ted
where they solieht to be d. letter it
will be for the impectable portion of the
.etasun1ty.
Inst no guilty man 'soaps.
_ _ 11.41:1(1 \t; UP THE WI:t)NG TREE_
CuL Oss"t, M. P. ter Lead, will be
the neat Speaker ,d the H .use ..f Gee.
mons.
na-
mons. CoL Ouimet was oils of the first
t'lsu Bolters whu denounced the Gov-
ernment for haogug Louis Red ; he
subsequently swallowed himself on that
iaa,tton ; end now he is about to enter
tate bis reweei. The Deputy Speaker
will be the iutam. us P,ykert, of timber
i4ait fraud frame.
Jame• Mitcb.H, oft'.* Mer, (who is an
rider iu the church, has not yet apole-
ritnd for he wanton abuse of the Law.
rale, whom he has likened to "the scrap
gs . f muck hoops.` The fellow will
4.1 the m•.at I Ithy things against any-
. • .:r - wren acuuat his o..n brethren in
the church- fur party, and a few metal
in the way of boodle printing' and inter-
twine.
M. C. Carcr.os appears to have leen
a source of terror to the Tory (Lis -ern -
:tient. TLgd)ttawa caorresp.o•dent , f the
Toronto 11 ore', which ins n. w regarded
as a Conservative paper. says • -
"T..e Government will manifest its grate
• rde to Mr Porter for defeating Mr M. ( -
aseron in West Huron by rwlsertlsg him
to arose the address 1n reply to the Speech
time the Throne. lir Toner will be in Ottawa
temerew. There is talk of disponi,' his tier -
,lea. bus prated or ao protest be is solid for
M tennis( Insoles. Mr I'or.er is what sight
to styled a smart talker."
Tee
ker.-
Tut vitiate of Saltfurel, on the other
side of the Maitland river, is send for
Beer and the Bible. The section has
.lust cast out the Scripture fSelecttons
out of the school. Saltford is not re-
garded as the most Bible loving locality
in Huron. There is a Fines remnant
yet left in Saltford ; but rheas are per-
sons who ars canteoted to have Selec•
tions **Adorned by the clergy read iu the
**bowl,
sed who reed and *splaia the
Scriptures se a whole to their own fam-
tlis.
Tea new railway to G.derich, to be
balk by Govrument aid, is not without
`its opponents. The Toronto iV'oridd,
under the heading, "Another Subsidy
Wanted," has tie following interesting
cerement :
"A railway Y jgriketed from iake Hares
to the Ntarar& River by • route rot wtattea-
,•d, ssd of metes a Ooveraaseat subsidy Is
asked. there are slrsdy neves roses cou-
nsels/ laky Hewes meeertem directly with
Use Niagara hirer. Cas any ere give •gee1
recess for toeetses
e the Desolates' stringypr
to ea1N another i 111 se, 1M tae public have
There is of course no doubt that
certain Grits are quilt., a ready as they
always, bate hien to get up a rebellion
Hut the bet bus who tried that
favorite Grit dodi. was hawed, sod we
,tie a ,y,intrut that that homing will
hart- a tendency to dtaceurate ''another
revolt, under Tory rule." The Grit re
vnitrn of to day dont want tee die for
their party. -=1I.sR.iltun eectaior.
The last revolter, Loam Red, who
was hanged, was nut :•i int at any
period of lits extetenc.. Ile was a Tory
wlteu he murdered Thoc:as Scott ; be
was a Tory when Sir John Macdor.ald
gave low 51,000 to leave the country.
and another 53,000 t . tray away . be
was a Tory ellen 1.e was _,•mtnee for
Parliamentary honor a I'raysitcher in
187° ; be was a Tey ether, at the
suegestii n .f Sir .1.1.r. Msodunae!, be
resigned as n-.mittee L. darer cf Sir
George Cartier, -after that geat:rn.an
had been defeated in Moetreal West .
he was a Tory when :e c•nngaatulated
Sir John Macdonald 'upon the stcceaa-
ful return of Ssr Georje. for Pre -
wencher ; he was a Tory ehen he was
elected member of Pattumeint, he was a
Tory when he was invited to St Louis de
T •ry and had ;rut
he asked the Gov -
m $K4,000 to desist
treasures . and Le
he died epee the
Langecin ; he was a
Tory instincts when
eminent 10 pay hi
hem tevolutu.usry
was • Tory w hen
scaffold.
Aid Ambroe. Lapine. who was me-
ta
e -
o bs surged for the mortise of
Acott, bat was reprieved, is also Tory.
and worked in the Tory iatsrst la the
recent North-west elections.
And Jusph Royal, an et-co:j*saie of
Rids. nod an et rebel was Stec a de-
voted Tory.
And Daudet, and DOOMS, tad ioe:tvis.
Schmidt, and Isbister. who brow;ht
Riel from Montana to St 1n..:e ds Lan-
g,vin, were all Tories
There wasn't a Grit rebel or in molter
on the Rid River is 1870, or on the
Saskatchewan in IAA:,. The rebels
were all Tories- just as good and true
as the paragrapher ore the ..pent ire..
Tun einetieth anniversary of Kaiser
Wilhelm was celebrated on March 71st.
throughout the German empire. It is •
ea is6stion Mi know that tM Groan
emperor has readied • green old age,and 1
that oro own Impress of India and
Qaeen of artist Britain and Ireland will
this year eel•hrate her fiftieth annivr
eery .1 coronation, and that both are as
firmly as ever beloved in the hearts 4.1
their people. While they are thus en-
joying the goodwill of their en worker in
the imperial liminess, tb. Omar ni Rus-
sia, a kept ea the seer les escape the
(xoeaha of the Nihilists. if the Omar
were to mad his government after the
pattern of his neighbors he might pnss-
ibly have • happier lime and be able to
get a batter rate frost relish life semi -
a anew temporises.
GENERAL INTELLI&ENCE
Mcelifil ifi A YLt ft fN A liP of i IL as..
WHA N UP's GNTTING A CHARTER.1 YOUNG LIBERALS. I R. 1►. DELEGATION.
Tis That Aro riaarpeniug G.)derioa Gcing into the RaL'- The )!lock- Park:amen': e
s S'aceas-I A Triumphant Ptoot►t>laioa a!:
Around Tis way Business& f,_1 AF -m". Along the Linn.
alaa,.7, •'Tre,Llwlly Jnwira'• •a •Id- Ti. Mayer rails • Societal Meeting lb.
rinse Meebed/.t erratier !abide lea- Charter Read are •oprered MMI
proteterne• sod btswar• was samd sad areae.
Ts.e hew llNstre ei..a ilielbattaa Talent
The MppWet.s • e.pasess Mee -•a
treeing -Wide Lased roe: twiny.
-1 sen "Trutnlo 1...M4' (t) .4 Ne A few eagka ago the members of the
At the mail of the salol &p•eial meet•
s„g of the tows a/until was el Saturday
tad to comelier the ads isattlity of tak
Leg deletes eatson in the Osidetieh acid
Caged. Pacific J UP:Won t► It. scheme.
There were preavnt, the mayor, reeve
lIts•tev.!. nsoi t.. j ,.. the 1,. •- ret the •.oast d Yount Liberal Club formed • Muck
Parliameo t. w: th H 1. tat
rang as
suist "t. irons..' 'o•li•att 'hetc: Speaker. The ministry is composed of
ter uon "1.Jt»o At•u.es M:• cions•prayed the ful!ow:u heads of departments:--
• couple of weds .644.. He bean .e• ,n Interior tatia�preinierl M. 0. Cameron ;
the perpetuate.', • t the ,,o.vo',r..,.d Public Wort, Hos W. F Foot : Cus-
ha.fs neat fouls .til, t:, r ev.ousure. J"no•t..n deputy -reeve Cameron, and fume and luland Revenue, Hon. R. G.
cou,...!I••r. Geo Aoheww, B.ughsm, But- Iteyuolds ; Finance, Hoa. G. Savin ;
H,t tread at.d bust 'r .1. 1 -:,d• oji t ;' ,iborce, Jordan, Lee Siad Hem. Su:rotary of Mate, live.. J. Wilson , 'Ma
bac►Lig up ti,., l;, ren,.ori.t, sial Le's' err rine and Fisheries Hon D. C. t',erschen ;
bound to have tLr a meals • day, weeds- The Mater explained the object of JI:attce, Hos. George Carrot , ltataays
er his c•o•sc•etsce s'li• re •.r u..t. He this o i o. H. u,.dcrswd . :he special and Cassels, Hen. A Saunders.
committee Inter:tied to leave for Ottawa The speech eungretuiatad the members
seri help h:iu,ei 1, out iia. to back up and yloutrral early ra th. week, end he on tb• return of trwperlty, processed
any raeallte .be • •moles" want him t. &Osie reform, piwer w make our own
treaties, to alter the constitution, rrlei-
proeity with the (hated S:a:,,s end in-
dependence of parliament
The Premier at.d his supporters
took seats to the r:si.t of the speaker.
W. Pruudf. ot, the leader of Her Majes-
ty's loyal uppsitu•u along with his sup-
purten tool their sesta t., the left of the
speaker. The tndel.eodente sere ac-
commodated nn is e craw benches be
u.,u,it,t it .roll toot & sleeting of the
de. Fortunate'y steel este to tee i, fell u..uuctl .I,•.ul. he held w that a
kuo.es dui bte upt urea on all p•Iitial tnorou,ch mondertat.d:tag would be come
setters is hired thy the G.s.rause,.t aunt • as to be,more of procedure. Since
the feat :ueet.aY ..f the council a delete•
peed ter iia "pay " tven tee Turves de- tion fru.a (luderich bad been to Woud•
onset on railway affairs, but nothing
tangible had been arrived at.
CounutN„r Butler -I would like to
knew woes arrangement• have been
made f or the omen. away of the simnel
anamtttee, and hes aoytl.lag been hears low tl►e gangway.
true He VasHotr.e concerotng the time On the cj.entug night, neat speeches
and place for an tn'erv:uw between Lim write made by the prettier snal the lead-
Mad the eumWltt.te.
Tn. M.yur-Kr J,-hn►toa teas le ar-
rauge the details, and i understand he
has heard from Mr Venlf.orne who hsd
slain bite, and II 11 were not tL.t he
... vs lisp . b.ttanle, they would tong
anon: hare cast taxa of. Ha may be •
good encash choral r;•ier, but certainly
be .en neither cotauust a newspaper tet
glen advice v to bcw a journal Meted
be condoeted. i Leons d I Merited te
biro en edits fd like to amt one who
had a 'trouper spial oulmmn, whe was
more truthful and holiest. tem of •
Pharisee, and not a I iman:,t and a byword
amongst the brethren.
- My old friend Rev Dr Williams was
in town 8uudey, and 1 war. t to hear Lits
preseh. I theteght he might Kaes got
stiff and epptsa sines Lis brethren r!erat-
ed him to the pusitiob of }dishop --1 tee
pardnu, General S.:p•rintendeat--but he
hasn't. Le's the same plain, eararni.h-
e i , out ar.d-out, Loom*, fearless, 'roam-
er of the Opf.u.tll in (el. I'coi.df.a,t t.aud
the address 111 reply to tis speech from
the tbrene was 'nosed by Jas. Gamely
and .ec•lsd•d by Itubt. Reynolds. These
augmented that the com,a:uee work ,.n speeches vete loudly appl.t.drd.
the line u1 the charter 1,... c,tutetnplateti The Goretnmera promised that the
Tut clerk here suggested that he 11. r.. the Fiume:* Mobster would bring
w .o4141 go suit and Mr Johustou, and down bis Ludget at the nett meeting.
scqu .int nowt tu.t the cuuneol r ee to i Thu leader of the Opposition ,tare tto-
s,•.wu 1 tier that he would ask `or leave t: brier 1
The Mayor then prneee;ed t.- read the 1 in a bill on manhood sodrage,
rnpo.erf chsrter, rood at the .awe War The Hume then ad;uurned to meet en
the c:erk anti Mr Jehuat..t. presei.tes ) g• stn
aupr•stance. raving expressed a wish that they would
The ch. -ter was of the usual length ( tike to attend the ! lay st the Grand
red t.reeilth are. depth, and after bs (.►per••
worship had given his ominies as idea t Tee neat sitting of the House was
Tuesda• scenes. s..u.e o`. the meet
toed, solid lean as ewer, and a geed of its eq,otenu, the d'.ctltwon of the ! •lull, and nothing much in the way of
salary snel s re%thg camtaision hasn't ways mad nesse tor the special committee roe»me.1 WWI done. t!tbola;,th one or two i
shad:ani him a bit. int:i I as the way was ed." taicmr. era } br:Uimit speeches were made by In m
M l: t' sett i tO knr w w t ar bets from .the back townships. •
Ou Tuesday the Budget st.ee:h was
mads. Hon• Mr Steteu sae e:•.;uent,
*moldering hia dry subject, as d throw
.round hu figure ah atlsoepuere of hu-
nter as well as a line of hard a:gumect
He travels leaded fur bear
The Opposition was unprepared for s, •
masterly a preemRtation of facts, and ad
journed the dentate ou supply until they
can Lok ep the bine books mete closely.
They are net without hope, however, of
dafestiog the Gov.rament un tLe tariff
question.
An address to Her Majesty asking
that the British North America Aot be
b�•, [ d-, believe, b• is btveeiening a:.d °O infort•atigs ecoid b* hid chauged se as to allow Canada to make
Kr Johnston -Well, we hare too oto n• her own commercial treaties was thew
wnI.cin6 and beoosing tt anything more Ottawa at wry rate. and if we could see agreed te, by the House
t7.1ersr•: arid kindly as the years i t it- Mr 'far Horne we dight brink the claims Mr A. Morton acted a Speaker at the
[ Y .er w ...t
Ire talks. Hes not '1,•iy mouthed, xcd nagernsut nate been trade tr.wsrd ubtuu-
Ile doesn't mane. motets, be: natio, ,ret an nitervtew with Mr Vaal400e.
'right out 13 meetly.'. ' as the old Meth- Mr Jollies -i think--
odists wan to do when 1 was a boy. The Kr Bailer -We don't want any think-
decttr u cmct,der•ble of a Keths.lie, ,ng about it. If tsiscc•nmittee S•ea to
GH , but h• doesn't allow the four walls M eiti,el ora want to. elw t+. sae Mr
Vanllutrs w• t.. know itis not o0
of a ...lurch to c ,ntatn his re:i„ioce a- a wed goose chase We watt to are
pirstions. er any branch of th.oh, y t„ air Van Horne. and fed out if we are
right to tncurrtag the tapense ne.:eaaary
sanaele hes thoughts. as "Is was s ,,i pr: curet :e c! titer, and
bread, trlerar.t neig' borly moa. Mary 1 Nr Johnston -Mr Vanll••r' • would
a tima have he end I t'.•scuseed tee not tel you anything about it.
RFisc.pei, Arminian lied Ceiver tabs Mr dialler -Then what 14 the use of
deetr"es amicab'y and pes•efal like trending time and money t•. see hem, if
•n Fiii Haase-. to tea h, u 1ik. t•.•od of (inderiot before him. last two sittings.
en"- impeavisla as tie season adrsars, Kr. Jordan had seen Mr Vat. Horns.
u 1 believed that teotlrnian would tee
and gradually messing for the garner of favorable to the scheme contemplated
Time and isteratty Leg nay he con in the charter.
tepee to •dant the pakten: which he n•i. Mr Cuner,n wanted to know if the
1111 with an.:h emcees' to the eherc!: o! coet•attteet tntetcded ce
to proto Mon-
. w,lih•vtot pnvenMsled y srr•cged
hie Choice. end such **nay te himself. tre•for ar intrview with Kt Vasttorne.
-&, the railway special committee Mr Butter -Yes. flint's whet I tract
went t. Ottawa T asday euro and during' know
the remainder of the *ma wilt, rel Kt dil:noter.-Ito• ietentew haa been
steamed for yet, bet 1 have telegraphed
doubt, he neat/Ad by the peep', .f t:et , reg.rdtstt a.
aapitai. And tf:ey'r* goiat t• apply f.• t Mr Can:•r••s--What are y -u going to
• charter te parlisetert, and get deck• t sea hits ter
over!suled, and the harbor !ear dredged . i io K matio to h... to might
give a some
ands rens pod -..Alis, c111/14nt 110051'6e4 M- Butler .sated :e know what were
:ahead reven.wl office erected. junta./ we now throwing away 5300 to expenses
bet Godirich u gun# 1:0 blootu out towards uotblaft up • •chert• that might
life s fu peau , end the spacial onm^tt1 emcees yet f&i: of •eW. should await
ten is going to melte It bl« n. (/h, yes, dos re•oit o; the interview before incur -
tee
rine addttu.nal teepees*. it was no see
irdeedy. Atld tt •vetryth:nb dosan't Pau hoe the eomrntttes to ge a Winterise' d
out just ss the i'-ctor ordered. thee, ir.no arrangeiseet hod been rands for a
any event. the easecoyars vt Goderici I se
tntarview sith Mr Va,Hnrnc.
will have the preset privilege „t knowit,s Tit• Mayor -Th. gastinn Mtur• the
roans of the men wbu mase board .s, was tbia a suetebie charter a
that the ec
M Kr }lutist -W• went to know .hat
to Ottawa with glee to ert.d were !raid iafottnetton as to the trade, ate., of the
by the tat :sayers of the WWI) tows is in the hasde of trio oomntittee.
TMs iter finds fault with the Reform - -But i hear. the trip of the spec .41 ey sl.ouid sot go down without lav
protst in West Huron because the d, p,or.ittee w:" b, etteod••l lo *intros., mew necessary talon:ntor. with thew.
posit is mut being turtle-oilbythe tie- • The Ks or- .I have obtained data on
est ed R•fors candidate, bat is boons new ntlw•y heist tato Dar town --the
sublet ibsd t* by the Relorm,n of the Gad'ric!: aid Ceada !'sc:fia Jnnot,.n
tc interview Mr lfaefl r&., end get a
Riding. We would like to ask the Mar
how was the money for the futile TreyI R R I ihiaa Cu"' iot'itd w ail it [
protest rained in 1882 !
me •.f th.e yernta meetiontd.
Kr Butler sated if an/ cetnmuntc•-
ti,w had leen iLad with Mr VanHurne.
M: Hunter understood that Mr
Johnston had received osmmuaic•tioas.
Did Mr Purtartaus infoaned that •verythtrg a dor*Mr .'ohnstnn-Th, lattem
r i had fro
pay it out t his own pocket , And how that ear. toe dome toward eccc edulIy Mr Va iRors• was of • private statute.
Mr Sol.nstoa vas to ge on with the
wtfl the amine' for "Jiagwlifyiog' IMr eumplettne this rood incept applying for 1 t.. Kaynr-The times of the letter to
Cameron be raised when the counter the charter, getting the bonuses from charts.
protest is formulated t The Star-. as the a tanicip•ltttes, ,.htaintne else Gov,rn• t
usual, is making a "jolly uW as. of mewl subsidy, surv.ytnea; the route. toAll Asnosori. altos wind,:a the: lost par,
; t • data.
itself."- - baying the right • 1 w•J. gr•d.ng tks dry�ndedetri
ard eaed cthat the ease-
litst, Laying the fres ar,i tem., bsild1rg tar a road be •depted, anti that that the
Ma Ral.rosra, M P., for Month the b[idgtw pattin,t ort the 644444647 peo'1st. J►1 dirsetots be C. Seeger, J.
. Gamow, Heels Acheson. F Jordan,
P. Ka/wan, Horace H••rtnn, M C.
Camey n. C. Ylrsbb, F. Bir.gharn, W.
tense in the vane claw. and 1 s..npoee L,mS and J t4. Colborn..
when the "special communes- cocoas T5• meetii:e then adj. moat
back frim that- trio a- Ottawa mid Mon
treat thew woe': fail to straighten nut , Panrr0, 15%Tat►atrmtt Rhee has made
those kists in the sense 1 would hu btrlatwt ap sM. It was gait,
Ma the osphbori not to expect tea touch, his fo.rlpr efforts The emesiphs acid
=lesion half as well a the legal lee et Om beatitudes Sala , • Blamed'
brat►ren attewd t thein. somite, d M tela d yth f seleadrtorm nee each a little over three
Bases, is busy in the Ltgialatore eR-
putpsant, and *waging the employees
deavonne to make amendmeets to the with these taw watts the t;od,aieh and
libel laws. Ther) is a necessity foe Caw•Aa i'&C.a. ••• acctu.n nod SI a.m.tet
y as fat adored as any of re oumpett
imerovwnent in this respect. but we
gs•stioe if mach will be attained thea
seas Theirs are, however seven
joern stn sear+lgst the 5.1.1' 'S. mid
1 they look after the interests of their
A debate on cite leivtion of universal
suffrage a toes up on Monday, and both
aides have sent out urgent 'whips•" a a
division will likely ba reached on that
•vesica(.
PARI�OB OONCI*T•
• Lame to esMy at an. ewe M Mewd.y
s.e•taa The Feria•& .. he tie R1r
sum s. .. rw■�.
The parlor concert hold to the spa -
Mous taunts of Rev Dr. Uro s home on
Monday night wa a success. The au-
dience was large, and represented a0
denominations interested is the mission
e choed The Iasis outnumbered the
gentlemen five to ens. The seller mild
lection taken at the d000r ameuated to
$1r, 3:t.
In the •beeroe of Mr Jas Itoohanan,
the mak of introducing the members on
the program was •soegned to Nr The nisi
McOtlllceddy.
The opening piece vim • quartette,
"Rocked in the Oradle of the Deep," by
Mrs- Clarke, Mime Porter, and Messrs.
M. Mc i llirray and W Hyalite. Mr
Hyslop subsequently gave "Tie Tem•
D ebt,- a bee sole, wtth much aoeept-
ance. Mime Wenn snag 'Her Bright
Stade Haunts Me /till," and ''Bird of
Beauty," very sweetly, and by special
reque.t she sten gave ''Amnio Laurie, ' in
• charming manner. Mn Touts ries,
"Daddy," add "Whew, is Heaven l' were
sweetly rendered. and were fang with
etprasion and feeling. Kw Nettie
Crabb rare "Tyrol's L..eely Doti" in •
most pleases; roamer for owe so young
The duet "Lice's Fond Dream u 0 se."
by Nus Wsrtoe sad Mr Fieleber was nee
of the choicest easbere of tate ,vetting.
The Misses Donnell, in their interum.a-
eat deed, (violin and piano) took the
sachem* by stars, and went deservedly
eevneei. Thee played again by special
request later is the *vNln&- iCeadinregss.
were Riven by Messrs Tone Metislh-
tseddy mad Straws, in the seder named.
The elesisi g quartette, by Muses Wastes
sed timber, avid Miners Halle ad
(Aeteh.r •14401 g of Trust," was s pretty
thing, fattisgly rendered Muss (Ilene,
who .eelspaeied the solemn end the
major pertirwt of the part press, did her
work spl.sdt.11y.
The retire •ssesabiats joined in a
Ietrwine hymn. after whose Dr. Ues du -
mitred the gathering eat% the b.n.dje,
tire.
,,. 04. a ,*peel as Ir4a, r
the latter will have to learn s r.ett credo 111•110 fK as getteth but 1.'t.e, great sill stilenits. TM *arida* is 56141O,332
in the time to come. 6 W t iiteien ' J1: t z' L This to tis 1131:ren•e17 credetebie she Teta.
nay laden tow Maasarr tasHurar oa-e
Tibbs emceed la Metaw• Robert r.r-
ter, u.r.. pas. Me Moen la Ike aaad-.
From the Toronto Wort•$
A deputation from Gw'ea:ch compos•.'
of Mr Rub' Porter, M. 1'.,)4ayor !finger
Reeve F. 11'. J..htt,u, Couc•il,•rs 1t'
1.e. and John flatlet, owl au interview
Tuesday aftrtn�,on •t the tlueeo's Hot-
el with Vie,-Presidr,.t 1 -an Horne re-
lative to the ratans:.;. ,•f the l'an:Wise
Paeitic Railway frun. Vs tug!•am to Goa
erich. Ilse depute, ton r „ar.l Mr Vet..
dorm's reply e* fasoralete. The depot
.tion went to ()ttasa last night to ask
several favors from the Dv..iuion (10
ernuwl.t, the chief of which are the
building .1 s Cuetrvt House in their
teen as d the drtdgusg of the l;oderiil.
harbor."
Ottawa, March 21 The Coterich de-
eutation mentioned in t••day , Worb
reticled here thio merlin:t ala stroll;.
viz, R Porter, )I P (IT West Herron,
Mayor C Mager, Reeve F 11' Juhnato .
Counnller V, Lee. Councillor John
Butter and Mr M Hutchison. As the
swan who caused M C Cameron to be
left at home. Mr Porter saws the lion of
the day in the ('apitel, and made unsay
acgwaintanees. The deputation sane -
he -e to see the Minister of Politic 1� ork s
retable to hatb,•c and building improve-
ments IS Getdeii h. A bar hsa rumor;
across the entrance t.. the piers and ar
appropriation u wanted to here it
removed. Tie ptUUic buildings it
the town are ••1 the shabbiest kind.
and the people consider that the im-
purtancs ,of G. derich as a shipping an.
industrial rentor s. old warrant the Gov
ernment in Making a grant for the
erection of hui'dings which would ac-
commodate the Postofhce, Customs, In
land 1:evenJe and other departments
Thee facts were strongly presented by
the deputation tv Sir Hector, wh.
promised that the Cabinet would non
oder the matter. The deputati n Mil.
r•tarn to -morrow night.
The R sic .f sae t.aelpi Ja•cttan tatl-
w ay.
To the 1; -::'or et the Ilan-ury.
Sts, -1 belie%e the route of tile.
Guelph branch railway would be buil:
such cheaper 1 it was built to Camp
bellville. The coot of' the right of wav
would be very trifling compared with.
the route surveyed. Say start from
Preaant s mill and theom along the rivet
to Eden Mils. Tate treater part of the
land passed thrucgh by such a line a a1 -
most worthless, the public roads would
not lee obetracted and property damaged
If extended to (i.derich it could be
taken along the neer eats and away fro*
the thoroughfares of the city. Besides
material for building, such as stone end
tis, would be got touch cheaper and
would sake a esrirgt o1 twenty thoueesd
dollars. lours, dc.,
K*TLrlvLg.
Guelph, Minch H, 1857.
SHUTTING OUT CANADIANS.
•anted man. ceel,wesers rerusdd.• •.
tmpby •ay Mat C. a. t'Ittse•a.
During the lot session of Congress
Reprsentet,ve Tanney, of Michigan,
introduced the follesit.g
"Be It enacted,etc., that an all &dear-
timtnesta for the ereetiun err onsstrnctiea
of public work., or for materials to be
used in their erection, onnsaruction of
completion , sail for all supplies of every
description to lie furu,shed to or for the
use of any c f the Departments, and itt
all eontr.cta made under .r in persa-
aace of such advertisements, there shall
be inserted • condition *hat no cornet
or prison labor whatever, or the product
thereof. shall he •myl.yea or used upas
any public building or other public work.
or in the preparation of or manufacture
of any of the articles, materials or sup-
plies contracted to be furnished therefor
and there shall also be inserted in said
a,ntract the further enndiuon that no
person who is not a Anna ii•fr roeiden,
within the limits of the Failed Rtat...
and who has not declared his sntenti,.o
too berme • cotton thereof on the mat
tier provided Icy taw, shall be employed
in the erection, construction or comp',
toxo .1 any public building .r otht-i
public works
"dro. 2. That any wilful !wench .•f
any of said e'.nditions d, any cwetr&ctot
shall asses forfeiture .,1 the e.maescl,
and shall constitute • templets defense
in bar against any claim or actton resin:
Om United States fur the recovery .1
any sem or some under said centraet
and it shall 11e the duty .1 tb. officio
lenity/ say suck aintr•ct •p••n heist
advised that any contractor has know
nutty tiolateol the terms .f eueh contract
to declare the seen. forfeited.
The hill poised the Brow last July
and ih. Senate to day. It is aimed at
the emersders along the Northern_ teen
tier. whoempb•y a number of Caned
lass spm .h• river and harbor works
1t is thoog'st that the President .ill
sign it, a,s t that hereafter all Canadisen
whew desire employment uron peak
marks ..f the Pasted Antes will law t•
declare a':.giance to the Stars sad Strip
a5.
Tu. entice risk use I•orsly apswe tial
by yr•nrig Peet uI. app Settudf{/ *fi I(+ieow•