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olio, The
ted, is not,
in the East
se rt. iutorests us not olian-
as England's position may or Fmolt
ootiou
y not be oue of peace. 111r. Glad- 'ata nautsly
ono, ill a seeeeit delivered at Tann- 11umi„g . It
too on Saturday, husieted in England's I lute beau sitar men I, I IES 1I, 1
respuneitility with regi: d to the Tats -1 of tear bat,ve F ilia lzaa = the fernier, who, 1 was alleged, nate GL! L1) *
t bot of Sou Francisco. kith d by a M Ci. W. B. It ; rttiu.
tern question, that responsibility hay- r Tlh ee vessels T __-._ _ "'. , - , had
r h r isITs
IQrutett Late Imperial squadron station- - c;'----^ that
.,v” ceased a waaaugc.t . —^ ,
izhg been adoptttti under such circuits,- ed os) this 1lmoor and lQ the @)lthutslc at $1° t1040 nota at to full-gaate, and but at FALAI. :1,11.11:17:cTnEn lill "P (tri.tilrrL.lj,
statzzt es tPzatt ro trio-heartutl English. Sea,and wero z.ot exposed to; ar�y tlau- fews.eutstretefuttatcloftIllspersura #3(?US tliCii;:t,lean could1 disown it. Ilo also !ger of attack from a superior Turkish subsequenttothe accident. The eh D LOT OF Ill+ l i)
!alluded to the Bulgarian atrocities, tine saaaval force{. The armed ships of Eu- t,zuoor baasv fiat" Itnc n leave aualtleial,y c hp MADE C Lai £Ill:* t;, 10 }=i
ro tehzaat overs stationed in t'1lizra soil td+e apprteacdz of the locomotive. and CENT CIIL.t,P1:lt Tit-'
truth of which Le sew. had bt.eu ehen- 1 p the btuly ol:iy bore ivaatl:s fiortl a bluh.t LAST
SEA
St)1.
J.or,rt,3e extort# ares haulurr,hlu, ererg
J 4lauily colalirhned. and to the absence ;far di:#.izht fiortl tits coasks of Sibe ' me nilnu.atA Au mg froze the 43 za,
likaliAPI x, 187
the ttcii,vu duties of tl•o ministry. 1 .'' arsons ,
M A project is under consideration for
Association to fho•Winlbleten Rifle
Association of a ht►utb ozlle trophy fur' stores aro crowded full of new'
competition to coot some $750, tho ex-
pease tempt being met ley subiezit>- 1 0tsc�8
tions from the P'rosiuciaal Aseotiletiun. �t''"v"'S.
Grano suapicioua are entertained
I'P'A=�=BELS,
that foul play has been practiced upon DIIEI'm3 't'OC'vS•
Walker's -
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eitin ne l ou the part of Turkey of either the ca- ' ' •' - emu-
.ngst the! rtteity or the dire for reform. Miohat
daily with rheshaa's atteuipis to c,a„:la: d peace with
s. At the Servile and Loutenisero appears likely
the Couuty Connell I to move productive of the best re.
oats were presented to that body salts, in so far at lewd, as the f;sruler.
;a their inflnez ee iu the matter.-- t,riueil►ality iscauecru ed. :iotoul •has
o action of moment svgs ttalteu. Ilo.z. Prince Milani expressed a desire for the
, Crooks wialhee to:have the trill eoaiareei,cetnezat .of :leeatiatious, but the
amtesa.lcd- Ile prol+oses not to alter C'zaar is said to have thrown the wei& t
the Iuinoiele tf the preeeut laws, but.uf his iuflueuco into the scala, and to
to extee d their operation. County: have urged the Prime to 'mope learn
Model eclaoo a;' are to be ostaialieltetl, from wiheterer quarter it us) bt be of
users c;tttdidetes for2nd anti :IA e'as /erect. In cousoquence of this fuvour-
certillea fes ui;Ly learn the art ,f teac]t-
rt
able Stato of affairs, mud in accordance
hag, and atleo to tett'' travelling expen- I with the friendly mime of France and
ses 41441 entail swims per week for twoAustria, tho Porte has requested the
months, to candidates ;for itut1 class 1 gayerztwouts of the iusurgeet pruvihh-
certificattls, who would at:cud the Nor- l ce:t to send delegates gates to Constantinople
turd ccaoole, New machinery Is to be t to matt arraugeruquta fora comps u,
provided for the forui.itien of tuWUship' ire. -Prince Gortschakoff i$ said to
Boards, leasing it, however, pennies have resigned, and suothtsr rumour slime flatlet meld flintier' and some
siva ; 441 bi chl� ify the fa�rivati��hz of Cu' ,tatos that be is not expected to lino °f tho s)1 piitants declAra thRV tltoy
ion et eliuua, tta.d to provide Situ leHill a,°t aubznit to A connection that
p u loazg, aud that he will be succeeded has bo far proved injurious instead of
rnaclhtl:ery by which supporters °f' either by Count Orli it or by Couzht
Puha,: and teepee ate eche wotdd beg schen; velem
distnguislh.tt Item oue ;smother. All 1 It is reported that the ltusasian pro-
these metiers may teutl greatly to ex. 'poealt; for the interposition of the pow.
ore in the affairs of Turkey have every-
where boon rejooted, and that tea
quo:;tion of disarming the troops re-
cently rnobolized ie under considers•
tion by the Council of Ministers, which
has met under the presidency of the
Czar. The latter attempt does not,
Ilcswever, appuaa to be born° out by
blued English and Freucii flerot at-
tempted iu 1854 to capture PPtropaul-
ovsl;t. and wero (rivou off with revere
loss, ft its to account for the Rusei:w
4etliterrttneau salutidrou retiring before
the prorcuoo of an overwhelming hos-
We force stud booking a frieutilybarbez
in Oliosapettke Bay; but the reudez.
yottat it iaan 1'1.4ucisco mutt be taken
to itnmy au apprelbcusiou ut danger
from other quarters theta that of the
Ottoman Empire. The dispatch o
troops to Etiquiumult and the recentre-
iuforeomout of the English fleet in the
Pacific by, two powerful iron -clads ate
foots of peculiar significance. It is
truo and tho people of Vancouver Ie-
laud have Irately rinanifeated touch ilia.
saatisfttetiou at what they euusider un-
fair troatuteut by the Iaoutiaiun Gov -
velment iit
ov-velmentitt failitzg to build the Pacific
.R tread, which w*; one of ilio sou•
ditione of joining the Confederation.—
Lord ' I)uiferin's visit a few mouths
tend 4,4 troll t.f education, and assist
materially in the ttdvancetsieut of the
ologiea. but we are inclined to, imagine
that tau trlil^.h tuaa.cy may be enema -
td rah even this eery necessary acquire.
merit, to unit tie minds stud pocl:t•te of
thole alto have to ray it. We 410 not
wielh it to be inferred that no would
condemn the exicutliture of memos eubsoquout despatches, inasmuch ar;
for the advat.ee>, tent of educatiuu, but
also Itttssi:tn Government is represent-
ed as being engaged hi ceilingu out the
third division of the reserves including
alt the able-todied urea, and in malt-
ing arr+tngemeuts for the transporta-
tion of troops Ila*railway. Turkey and
Service are also busy timing for a
conflict, anti troops are being massed
on the .Danube, tho Timor:; and the
1 hravaa. As a dewier rczvrt, Russia is
szdd to bo about ao issue a memorall-
deul declaring 'hut the ueoupartiou of
i3usuia, Bulgaria, and Ilerzegovina by
Russian and Austrian troops, and of
the Bosphorus by the English and
there should be some limit to „tlsest
thiegb—eurats mediticati nt. If amend -
merits, ate to he haute, let them be
such, au the strict eenee or the word,
and nut merely the additions to the
prebuilt Lass, sslziol: are epokeu uf.-
Sure!) those iaa'. bo some eau.e fur
comisi.tiut is the VrOZ.ZeUt tytitirai scben
from eu many tl't;trtees Cthutes tree cry
of eult. It Cannot be that ad111ini.-
traturs Wish to b:li;d, up etnabhuua
pike of law, that they• may he tinder -
stand only by those who frame them,
and by theta in t..auy cases only par-
tially, if at all, yet we Sew the people's Iftei ch fleets, is the only true solution
wises disregarded and a si?teliho el of of the dzliict,lty.
to greater amount than bef..,re tta to laid _ •
out eu our eehool system If the ad-
ditions .poker. of are really necessary
would it not he a reasunablo part .Der -
e s, formed by our ls.ielators tis, so amend
the Bill that the expenses would be
little, if auy. greater: than lierut,.fore.
There is yet another uaneudineut spok-
en of, and shied ]las been introduced
into the Iluuse by 'Ir. Roes, of West
Huron. It provides for holding trus-
tee and municipal elections 11 eon-
juactiun with each other, holding them
at the saute tt.ne and Mace. ,This may
be the meatus of saving much tiuie
and may work aatisf,.oturi]y, yet there
aro reaasor,e sshythe 'two should be
separate. The qualifications fur vot-
ers fur trustees shall be the saute its
dor collneill.-rs. Tu distinguish be-
tween the bupporters of separate
-scheolr, the Dill makes it .imperative
.au the i,leh k ui the mnuicipality to
,plaesul,poeite the uanheta of voters on
.the roll delivered to the rstueniug offi
.ser wh., auph,,rt eepar•ste seao,tls, the
lettere '- S.:3. a," .4:11 Ws returning
officer is .uot to deliver .to ady,
voter Whube testae is eu marked, a nal
lot paper • fur. nshoul trasteue. 'Phis
last .iauau sill ba fuuud to be au ex-.
t;elleut our, and- will he the means of
preveatieg ,touch utifau. voting. In
St, 'Alai) , at arse of the Lind alluded
to Cultic.. uLctet' our ., utjee. In utioof
the wee: v tLe:1e the esei:eineiit t•ci.a
high, iced a: uuuatler of.eipanate bchoul
sul,porttire pulled their " ewe wsitilotet
do 1,o11'thltetk, 1.nuein _(.hat ;they had
no theist to vote. T'roublt: may ensue
thert:artviu, ehiclr, under the lroposed
attune, wouitl have been peevented.
TUE OrangeIicorporation Bills deem
to rneo. with tittle favour at the hands
of the :iovernment. A few days ago,
the Private Bills Committee threw
tllelu out by a vote of 18 to 12. They
will not be so easily thrown out of the
13oitse. notwithstauding the machina-
tions of the clique.
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IiridishlTroops for C,rnaaa.
Among tho changes iii the stations
of the English army recentiy ordered
ie iu.:luded the transfer of several regi-
ments to Nova Scotia, and it is stated
that detachments more or lass strong
are to tale post at Euguimalt, Vancou-
ver Island, and at other points is) Brit
ish Clu'nlbia. It svill be rehnecnbered
thee immediately after rho Dominion
Confederation was foaled, all regular
:tultlier,s were ssithdrWwxi except from
Halifax, where a considerable force has
beeu maitltaiued The garrison at
that place ut prescltt consists of the
60th Rifles (Royal Line rieauReglment),
beneficial to them. However, the ides,
of coercion, or any occasion arising far
the u o of it, is not cutertaiued in any
quarter. The colonists will bo pleasod
to find the soldiers stationed among
thew. It may probably turn out that
it is fur other purposes that they go to
British Columbia; that it is autieipa-
tiea of foreign and not domestic
troubles that has led• to the traefar of
troops to Canada.
Hotel houses in Mitchell tlhia yamr
will bo $100, and. shops $125.
A rat was caught roc'eutdy at Port
er's Hilt, wlhich monaural' twenty in-
ches from tip to tip.
The County Council of Perth have
agreed to introduce gall into the court
house, registry office and gaol.
Mr. Alex. Coutts, M. P. P. for West
Kent, has given za mail tel for competi-
tion by the curlers of that ridin ;.
We hear of the first lamb of the
season on the farm of Wm. Johnston,
of tho River Front, Malden, lastweek.
Wolves are plentiful srcuudp Win-
nipeg.
Lucknow curlers boat Kincardine a
few days since, by a largo scare,
A sad occident betel a son of Mr.
David Thompson, farmer, Adelaide.
tt seems lays four-year-old boy was en-
gaged playing near a pail of boiling
water, ana by some misfortune be got
overbalaucea and fell into it. Death
was almost instal taneous.
In twonty-four consecutive hours
last week, 250 cars of live stock and
150 of other freight passed over the
Canada Southern railway at St.
Thomas.
Mr. Robert Crawford, of the Gold-
smith Hall, Guelph, shipped a ease of
watebos, of his own manufacture, to
Glasgow. on Wednesday, the 24th inst.
Title is the second shipment matin, the
first having turned out very satisfac-
tory alas induced Mrs Crawford to
zial,•e another.
The Strathroy Age says, Mr. John
Buttery, express agent, rarieived last
week about 100 live quni]s from the
"sunny south." They'are toe be kept
through the winter, and then turned
out to populate the country.
The Bank clerks of Montreal, are
complaining bitterly of the action of
the Guarantee Company, who, in View
of the recent glaring embezzlements,
have increased thtir watcbfulneess, and
have Flared spies to match billiard:parr-
lors acct saloons. Theyeitate that this
the 87tH .ki.ey it Irish 1 usileers, and watchfuluess extends so far that the
tklt, head-quar•t'ers and four batteries of
the 7th brigade ccf field artillery.. • The.
20th foot and the 07th foot are unw
under orders awl l robsuly on their
Journey to Nova Suolia. 'The most ex-
pudit.iuue and convenient. rotete for the
troops inti uded for service in Puget
Suited to'reach 'their deatiration is. by
make up of their noonday lunch, the
number of cigars smoked, and games
of billiards played, . are reported. A
bauk teller was founct.in ai fashionable
saloon by.e, spy, and. found to his as-
tonishnaent that the Guarantee Com-
pauy was aware of it.
Ata meeting of 'the'ccngregat•ion of
wayof•Nt a'• York and she Pacific Bail liriox Church'. Stratford, held•the other
load. It is nuclersteed that en tpi,li- days, it was unanimously agreedt to
eaatiun has been maria .:to the United
;itatee Guveruntent for p^ermissiou • to
use titin iawaits ' of triteepuh•ttttion, which
would spare the men a very l•uug ,teal
graiet their respected pastor a retiring
allowance . of .$500 a year. •Rov. Mr.
llliotihersou a administration's- have. ex
tented river to per ed of forty,=one yei ere
uuratnsing iliarcli over the eeuuti•y, es- .during 27.. cif which he Les beth the,
teudiag fr„w Lake: Superior to Freese able and faait'hful. pastor of, ilia present
River, or'the great iu"c,ouweinieliee and 'Charge, rvud.it lirenut.iiurpriaiug that Ise
delte of yroedcding by wee' of the inti. should .now desire to be reliercd from
Mr. Jetties steadorsozl, of I'uatliattalt,
rect•ntty stripped sumo ap ,les to Eng.
.
laud, AO oil Aiazadaay zuorni:tc, Jan.
22, be reocived an a wiee theft they
Itad been reetived and were very high-
ly prized, the (polity caking, consid.
trrablo suhltrise to those who had sees)
theta that such ft tilt a uld„ be raised
in Canada. Mr..%udersom will prob.
ably ship some wore at tsone ftttttte
tine. aud odic, fruit -growers Iuigltt
make the :expnriwQut.
Much excitem1out has leen created'
by the publication of it hltauc1au w t ie.
sued by the Itishap of llitnt•nekii in
eaus,:quettcas at the judgment of three
judges of the Court of tlueeu'e Ileueu,
Quebec, who ate Catinolics, unseating
mud diequ tlifying 51r. Landry, M. P.
P., on the greuedof undueit:filuniceozn
tato
part of the priests. `rite utau-
d;atu. atoys: —We macaw as fase anti
tkmtrary to alta teachiegs of the church
each of the folluwiug prgoeitious :-•-
1. Parliament is enum tetet,t. ar d
etynrtet:lit to enact any low wliatevia
though opposed to the exorcise of re-
li iuu ; 2. The liberty of elections
should be eabst'lute ;. 8 it is fur the
Civil Courts to correct the abuses
that may slip into preachfngt', and the
rear ltl of the eacraulcnts ; 4.. the
threat to refuse the aacrennet •
in con-
nection with electious by the pester ib
nudiie iuflueneo, ,tied a frttuduleut
proceeding which the Civil Courts have
to enquire into ; 5. ae.n unrighteous
oath must be kept. We declare to he
unworthy of this sacrament thew) who
ellen salt Lain these proposatlons ; ov
auy of them, nail they hese recanted.
Au appeal against the return of lion.
11. I.t. Laugoviu, brother of the Bishop
Jf 11imo mki, an M. P. for Charlevoix,
on the grounds of clerical iellnonce,
at present being heard in the Supreme
Court of Canada, and the Mania 014 t
H3 'oohed upon as a warning to the two
Catholic Ju ages of t ,is (. ,ur.t that tb y
trust decide agtainst tho law at the
peril of their future salvtdiou. It is
cotlahte,1 a fulmination agaiitbt Cath-
ode members of the jutliui;try, and
Cansile intense fooliugs among Protes-
tants.
Advices from Manitoba state that
the small pox has sjreed thirty mike,
further north than 1ireviously reported.
On the west aide of Lake Manitoba
three thousand Icelanders and Indians
have died of the disease, and on the
east side a burial party is at work inter
ring the bodies of the Indian victims.
Mr. J. 11. Gould, on Saturday sold
hie farm aft McIntyre's Corners, con-
sisting of 186 acres, for the handsome
urs a peciality.
TEAS 15 per cent. cheaper
than ev t:r offered before.
Be out, and give us'e cell Ault satis
fy yourselves., READY
for C'. ell
or2iPA.
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and C1tEDITV ,
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SUM of $11,000, crieh dun, retainin cz
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posession until April 1:;t, 1878. The ei n '' o
purchaser isa Mr. Johnston Stewart, c) G W `d
of Monroeville, Penn.
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In Seymour, Councillor Dunk, and '-d de `c clo
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to Rope. Councillor Gordon, both diet o t-' 0 n
since their olectiou, on the tat day of 0 ��, , °
January. ee ar r
A West Tilbury farmer sold a loader -Neere re0 se et
of pork in Chatham for $148, laid �°
down for a nap in Campbell's Hotel,
autt woke up rnina, his money.
A maple tree was rec.ntly chopped
by John Robinson and W. Atkinson,
on the farm of Mr. J. ',Vatsou, 8rd
Line, B1ansiard, which made 10 cords
of three -loot stood.
A man ntuned John McLean, of the
11th concession of Bruce, droppeddead
on Monday last, while keeling a
sleigh with fence rails.
Messrs. r. Todd & Co., of Walkertoli
have shipped over 20 tons of cured ba-
con to Glasgow and Liverpoe1 since
the beginning of this winter. • •
Pr.ES111NTATION.---Mr L1lward Rosser,
organist of the Baptist Church, Ailsa
Craig, was agreeably Surprised the oth-
er evening by a Lunber,of the cengre-
gation flocking'into his house and pre-
senting Lim with a donation, accom-
panying which was an address thank-
ing, him for his very efficient, services
as treanist (tlering the last four years.
l!Iarrlett.
Irma; -Gas s 4woort—,it tale residence of She
biido's father, by the Rev. H. Ghacey,,oh the'
24th ult., Mr. Jacob. Diehl, of S‘anie', to
Cairi'e:'el deat'daughter of Mr. Phi3avG.regn•
wood,Luna1ay,township of Usberne.
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infant ser of ilr.Thomas Ittme, raged G"mos,
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