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THE HIJI9LEXPOSItO
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Cat 41 4• the butc!rery, that the Mitrailleuse
has rem -called into service to shoot
down the anforttTate prisoners, the
All Offlqial Notices - Published
FRIDAY, JITIN-Fi 9, 1871.
ordinary means• o execution having
Bonn pare
each their
other coup
ge Gf Gov -
any tinie,.
proved insufficient. The
and the. Bourbons have
agents at work, and a
• -et The Reform Leaders- on the 1 d'etat, with i.riotlipr cha
Washington Treaty. tetntheflt, may (recur at
and would occasion no isme.
In another column will be found sir
ismssammatm.
the views of the Reform leaders on
that portion of the- 'Washington
Treaty which more nisinediately ef
foots _Canada, as set forth by them
et a Reform Demonstration held at
Railway Meeting na Uebornb.
A large and enthusiastic meeting
of the Ratepayerl of IT -borne was
I
'held in the Villag of Elimville on
Sato. day *last fo the. pm•Pose of
Strathroye on. Monday last. We • • •
taku g into; cons deratisin the pro
are glad to notice that -the leaders piety of submitting a .byt•laai grantcf the Reform Party have decided iug a bonus tothe Lon on, Huron
to resiet with all their mitglit the ac- en d Bruce Rtulway Th chair was
ceit•ince cf the Treaty by our- Par_ °mitred by Archibald Tirshop, Esq.,
liaruent. We would Hew like to Reeve of the Township. Messrs
hear aa decided an expression nf Chur ler and J oh ison cf 'London,
the .opinieus of the leadere of the were present and add essed the
Conservative -Party on this .nreeting in behalf of thel Director's
portant queetion. It is now high of the road. ; The elairn an opened
time that they were giving _an ex- the ireeting.by explainin, the object
preesion, of the course they intend for which it had be
to pursue, It is over two weeks dailed-n-Pdn
since Sit= aolin A. tlactlanald re- Mr- Clurdher,
n ca11el, and then
Secret
y of the
turned from Washington, and still Board of Direetor„ to: ai lress the
not a word has been said nOr a7liint . rneethg7 .Mr. Churcher explained
thrown 'out as to the conrse he in- at considerable length. the present
tends to instruct his Goverfunent to position and futarel•pioepelets Of the
take. In delaying, he is not onlv coin peny, and show d the advantages
plecing himself in is worse position, of a narrow ...guag over a broacl.
but is trifling with the feelings of Mr. Churcher was followed by
the people of this country.
Mr. Johnson, of London,: who -
Bad at d reckless as we consider referred principally ..to th excellent
_ the ttovernment at Ottam'a to be, Prices offered ibis Pro" e ef all
we can scarcely bring ourselves to kinds in the London lin rkett and
think that they are so lost to all
sense of honot -and petriotism as to
endeavor to force 'Parliament to
ratify this. %iniquitous treaty. If
they do, we firmly believe that, ha-
ndl iat in g defeat awaits them. 'We
the facilities_they there ha
ping produce to pa
world'. Healso shbv6ed- t
which the conseructlion of •
would be to the town
strong y urged the rate -la
bonus..
ea were also det
ishop Duncan,
iufatior of the
Alees''s Topp;
'er two
itting
att thal
r, to be
road, if
'benefit
Some of
gra sw-
an dr, who
Wit hitt
scercely chink that their fo'dowerse sent
a
i to vote for the
subservient as they are, will sauci Excellent address
tion an attempt to btrter the best livered by Messrs
e
interests of the contry, and bring Hunter, and others
down upon- their heads the wra,trl road. Dr. Stubbs
and contumely of their constituents, „06rnis h Icirk, and one
simply to retain their leaders in dthers spoke agaln§t §"
power for a short season. - by -lair' for so large a sum
There never was a public ques- asked. It seemed, howev
tiop in the condemnation of which the general that the
the peotle of Canada were more built, would be a genera,
-united. They are determined to re- ,to the whole township, but
eit the encroachments upon their those who live in the Ea.
rielits whieh this treaty proposes un- tien. remete from the road,
til the last, and we ere proud to see now enjoy % railway acilitie
Alessrs. :Mackenzie and Blake 00me easy retich‘of them, consideled it -un-
_ for ward so _pioneptly and manfully:, fair thet they :should be c mpelled
and range themselves on. the side 0g to pay as much, for the roe( as those
the peopt of right and ofjoeticeliving immediately 'long t1e roete.
Theresis I tle douot but that if e've This ditlicultY can, how ker, be
concede what is now asked of us, easily ramoved
1 fer sir ip-
as of the
re benefit
this road
hip, and
iers pre -
as those N
frear demands and pavtirg the way have' their PlIdPertY : rate
, . : ,
for fresh concessions. If 'We eon. than thOse Whci live 'remote
- cefte this one point, we will hae vno
. and wit consequentivibe c
ereet futa enoroah-
, r-ounda to ere 1 re „c
t- • topaya target. slier.° of tb
' -1
merits, and wel have, to cep tin ne The meeting dispers .d .wit
lib live
we Will be but opening the door meet und
for near the road bted ly
higher
ftom it,
in pelted
onus.
. . out an
granting until we are completely expressi.un of Opinion' being aken.
sliern of ali the rights and privileges At tee Close of . the meeting the
wirieli we -bold and cherish -a as a Cee doencil met, and pa sect a resolution
the ratepayer's
$25,000. We
people. It therefore -bchooes every- to eubnii t a By -Law t
true Citizen': to s&tad it in defence 1 to grant a bonus of
et one common rights, and net to may here say that We trust he ac-
eod One single iota, /lilies§ :we ra, tion of the Council will be sustained
uitanie i.)37‘ the r rtepayers at the p411slf
the peoples:3f LTsborne want a rout
e.e a satisfactory .arid s
eg trivalent.
With regard, however, to the
remedy- \v.-lilt:1i Mr. Blake iirofiosee,
we cannot see that it would prove
. effecnve. If Englanttis determine(
to treat us unjustly as a dependency
any eepresentatiou we might receiv
well:. we to enter into closer allianc
tvithslreit wonld not- have eufficien
weight -to detet her frorn continuing
t aet uniestly. So that the ''pecu
aiiary sate:it-ices" we would be cern-
pel '..ed to make would not oe reward
ed substantiel gait, awl come
qaeutly We, would 'plave ourSelves
• ,
thee, hat enow an opportuaity which
the,y' May\ nevdT ha -e aga n and
we firmly beileve ' that I they
i allow it to pass! unimPvro( they
, _will, yet live to regret i . he
e Council ld re deserving of the b -hest
e praise for the manly stand the have
0
t taken in the 1 matter. 'By 1 their
course on Saturday lest, the 1.show
that they are not ifiaid to feuli ,,-
. ieesely
perform their dr- ty, aid if the result
. should erove n. nfav table 1.') the-
_ scheme, then tee, fa lit must. rest
.with the peopl , DOG with. theme'
eir course entitles them to the
inks not only of the n
r costituents,
t to every friend a d welliwisher
. the spheme thioughout the°
a. position ia whitih we would have 11111
t 1 share. her respoueibilities and OD
but thous witheut bet:el:11;g our (ran b•u
touditioa in the s;ightest„ It might of
gesisiit- a few pelititiens to have the county.
pleesure of an affii (cal trip tO Eng- ---
mud at the poblic expeese, but we 11°77 we A
lenge woulcl not meet the. re-
meata of the country, nor re-
eeive the approhation of- the icopl
e.
lf,n.s M.r. _Make Fia2=7, "indepen-
‘11,.‘ is a myth." oorr position is: a
erhieil one. AVe have but one
(-hetet :We 'oust submit to such
titetauent eae En
nglad seea fit to
a _
ease out to us, ---ea other words,
. ,
\V' eau nave to allow our intereets
to he sacritieell who -navel- they come
into collision with here, as. a price
of the -‘• boon of British conneetion,"
-a-41r we lutist unite (stir fortunes
au saes(' or our Re -publican
,
eeleenors. It will rest with the
pesp`e 0011.S1.(101* and dt.cute-wInen
„ .
conr,,e fw.111 provetlIQ Most. prOfitable '
;tint beneticiel to them. Presenrap-
.
Indtrate that there are in
atore foe us stir rine tin.ee, involving,
p -rhapa eerittitecieutti chenges, the
eettleinent of whieh will try to the
utamet the integrity t'unt ability of -
0e1 best Rtatesme0.
re B?,eked.
The chord struck by the Lxtosa •
.' In
-;
TOR ill d I " G I 'in:
JUNE 9,
1871,
don, ii; was unanimously reso ved t�
, ask the 'Council of that Town hip to
sutnnit a By-law to the people grant-
ing a bonus of $10,000 to th Lon-
don, Huron, and _Bruce :Railway.
TI is is good fol. the Town bilatif
L ndon.
1 HE lN0OMPETENCY Of jure
s bee
be ome notorious, in fact, lmost
pi verbial. The following s the
re ord of the examination .0'f one
of the jurors in the recenti trial
of Foster for the min-Jer o
Pt taw). in New York,. width we
qtite from a New York paper :
eeinsnys„e1—` Do you ever read th news-
pal:.)uror—" No,"
ounsel—" Can you write ?"
uror—` • No." '
ounsel—" Can you read ?"-
uror—."No.,"
ouusel—" What do you know
an thing ?"
iror—" Nothing"
3 40-7 'That'll c.lo sir; take yo r seat
in t e jury box.
wow Alm
OUNTY
COUNCIL.
about
eri
en t
ton
ton,
Ha
,
he County Council met at
h On Monday last. -
he following members were
-Viz : Messrs. Armstrong, Dal -
Young, Horton,. Sheppard Pat -
Leckie, ibson, Moon, Snell,
s, Kelle Simpson, 0 tette,
Greenway, Cresswell, Dallas, Ales-
ser,1 Cornyn, Bishop, Willis, Give_
II
yin, Gann. :
Tie minute4 of last regular grad
special meetings were read and con-
firmed. '
The Warden addressed the Coun-
cil Upon the following subjects, viz :
Equal izing th o Aesesssment .Rol is,
the Municipal Loin. Fund Indebted-
ness, appoint. eCourity School In
spectors and xaminers, Comity
Pri ting, &c. -
e 3 oved by Mr. Simpson, seconded
by r. Moon, that sealed tenders
be r ceived up to Thursday ne t at
2 o'elock, p. ., for the Co inty
1 for
God-
to be appointed upon
examiners for the Cou
and referred: -to the se
tee. An application of
of Clinton, for 'lie posi
ty Inspector, tras also r
school coremittee.
the. board of
nty, was read
hoot commit -
Mr. Malloch,
tion of Conn-
eferred to the
' A petition from the ratepayers of
the township of Morris asking that ,
a certain deaf arid diimb' child in
that township be sent to the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum was referred to
be finance committee.
Moved by Mr. Shan on, seconded
y Mr. Brown, that tie Clerk be
i istructed to draft a B elaw author-
ising the removal of obstructions
from the County roads and bridges.
Moved bv. Mr. Lecl ie, secoaded
by Mr. Bishop, that the motion of
3 esterday, appointing additional
rrembers to the school ommittee be
sanded.
The Warden ruled the motiori
out of order, when a lo rg discussion
e sued, some being in favor of the
•ommittee remaining as enlarged,
and others being desi •ous ,,to test
the Warden's ruling by a vote.
C( ?eluded t week.
NEWS OF EEK.
pres- 1
prm ing requirrd by this Counc
the urrent year. . Carried.
31)
C uncil adjo irned.
TUES AY, June 6, 187
TI e Council met pursuant to
jour ment. The minutes of prey
meet ng read and approved. App
tiOns for the offiee of School Insp
were received 1.•oin Messri.'D
and-ifiller. .0ertificates of qu
cation of Mr. Hall of Usborne,
Mr. Kay of Goderich, as Exami
alt th
te Sc
M
br A
rient
to th
reeeit
.tOrs
under
-ceede
port
•
ad-
ous
icas
ctor
war
lifi-
nd.
ers
County Board, were referred
—
ool Corninit tee.
ved by Mr. Leckie, secon
r. Bishop, that five additi
ers be bat:toted for and hd
present School Committe
e the applications of Ins
rid : Exarriinera provided
the new School' act, exert
'tills arid:testimonials and
t re qouncil, and also re"
as to .theadivieion. of the County
.the ptkPo'se- of 1 Sehool Inspecti
Upon1 -a ballot ,.eing taken Mes.
0,•eAstvell, Patton, Bishop,
0
It-
Of
te
--
tet
tugl
e Se
Ac
the
d re
ey, Leckie, were adde
hoot Corninittee.
m u niCation' from the pi
Township of Mint° was k
erred to the- Finance Coin
A c mar unication from the: Re
r 0 nem.% accemptinied by a 1
ter from the -Clerk of the Pea
ed
nal
ed
)06'7
for
ine
re -
ort
for
1.5.
c.
to
rk
ad
it -
15-
it-•
e,
co nph iningeef the insufficient mc n
ner which the registration o
births, deaths, and rnarriages
attended to by many of the re is
trirs, and recommending the Coin
ty Cou-ncil to take some steps wher e
by the remuneration of the registrr r
m ght ee made eutimently large t
in( uoe them to attend to their dut e
per y.- Comm auications-referr d
the Finance Committee.
A. n unber of communications at (
atm s were read and referred o
spective committees.
d by Mr. Horton1. second al
Dallas, that the Engineer re
sal to examine the hill tea 1-
g to the Maitland bridge, with n
Montreal claims a p
170,000.
The revenue of the
May was $1,723,173.6
England has now dire t telegraph-
ic commuldeation with hina.
!The whe it harvest hts begun in
S uthern Illinois with an abundant
y•eld.
Most of the Paris papers support
T ders and a Republic, incl demand
th transfer of the ssembly to
'P ris.
Provisions are beco ling scarce
a d dear in Manitoba, and the
✓ lunteers have to get a eir supplies
fr D1 the States.
1 he naiad summer emigration
fr m the United States to Europe
ha set in. Eight passe ger steam-
er left New 1York las Saturday
ni• ht. '
a •
. le Reform demon., tration at
St athroy on Monday, wigs a grand
su cess, surpassing even the sanguine
expectations entertain° as to the
nunabers present.
A special general thee mg of the
shareholders of the To onto, Grey
an Bruce Railway was held on
,/,
Al nday, in Toronto, and a further
isst e of bonds to the value of 4240,-
000 was duly authorized A state -
1
ment was read showir that the
pulation of,
()minion for
•
•
total expenditore of the ompany to
date has been 4932,431.
New Orleans is floo ed to an
extent of several square miles, and
gteat, and the suffe:in of the
1
to a depth of wo or thr e feet, by
an overflow of 1 the Missi sippi. The
destruction of property has been
people, especially the po rer classes
is excessive. .
he streets of Paris ba 't) been re-
ope ied to traffic. The barricades
haw all disappeared; the pavements
hay been been repaired, and there
re pa-fect order everyw ere. The
polibe are still arresting 11 suspect-
ed ersons.
t a meeting of the sh
of e Ontario Bank, BON
on Monday, the -annual re
ed that the Bank had be
successful /last year, and re
ed an increase of ! $500,0
capital stock, which was
There is anethert revo
Venezuela, and I no, pros'
_ com'ng to an end.
- Ei rl de Grey, One Of the
- ton Commissioners, 'appert
s House of Lords on Mtn
0 received the oonkratulatio
ds.
e Northern Pacific
ly being constructe
being employed betw
i
son and Brainard in. balla
track and putting it i
..
condition. - The track is
to 25 miles west of ?ira,i_itard, be-
./
twee -I which place and ttertail
Juneion„ -1,500 men are daily' at
work, and this portion of the line
e ready for the iron by the lst
ugust; and about 800 men are
yed between the Junction and
•River.
that Mire existing laws were ample
:Mi. Gladstone stated in the
How t)f Commons, on Monday,
enough to enable the Golernment
to fulfil the Treety of Wa iington.
-
Ordors have heels given deliver
to the North Western 1elegraph
Com' any the. 500 miles of wire
neceJary in order to connect Mani -
tole t ath the outer world. It is ex-
pecte4 that there, will le direct
e
telegepli ic coin in nn ieation between
Ott*a and Fort Gerry by tt ptember
next. .
to
ac
th(ir
Afov
up. 1! Mr,
: i as tru c
8 frien
TI
rapic
men
nc v the to''n of Goclerich, for the pi
amine n
advising ewith the town a
as to the best mode of -er
the slips on the hill sid
rences 1or ap. and to Liable the Engineer to form
Lim eatit at ) of the coet of puttin
proval, and-woydS of e wow- 'gement
•cal etanegement' efts n.echo pose of
in nearly -every towr
bete thoritie
Ridings 'We lave: I con- veutin
found
ship
veceive
gratulatioas, and Altai
web °Wei s
()it show-
n highly
onunend-
0 in the
agreed to.
ution in
ect of it
Washing -
ed
day, and
is of his
lroad is
3,500
en Thom -
•ting the
to good
riapleted
11
-
will
t
_ of e•
empl
Red
said rok d in iepairt
from the staunchest and tru(st Re • -
fo u ere in the Coun ty. The-
: Mg is an extract front - one
numerous letters we have re
' on thesubjeh :
" Enclosed fined. 82 for suhseril
.?yo.ur paper. A no,ii wh4 sho WS' 1.11) the
1110 we tt The auncil. then adjourned ti
fttho eteno'cl eta .Wednesdity morning,
eived order t give the several.Committ
an 6ppo -tunity of 'attending to the
tdonto several hales,
WEDNESDAY, June 7.
mused met pursuant to a
n te
ition was•presenterl from
of the. rate- J»iyers of Hullet
referrin to.a certain stream ita tha
towbsiii ) was tead and referred t
the road and oridge.committee.
A pecitiou aqui .reitd from th
tens ees of school :section No. 8
Stanley, asking the Council to ap
point a committee to make sac)
arranger rents as would facilitat
the- anis gamation of certain sehoo
stations 11 that 'township. A coun
ter • peti ion to this was also pr
sented the trusteet. of echos' see
tion NO.1 3: Both petitions wer
refeered.to the achool committee
wire palling of a (4t dollen clique._ 'o -i• -the
• last lwenty years respet to election
jotii,ntn
Matters ought to bd eneat raged."
The
WE F.A [IN that Air.
Brown, of Raini4on, has beer men-
. tiened as the ehir dile Con. ee eitive
Candidate ,for thel Doiniuion arlit -
merit at the aieroaching e•tiou
for Nora Hurn. 11/ r. 0 w n
; would, MI don btestly, trake a -ere-
strong candidate in tire .orth
T IE CONI)11:NE is at an end in •
Perla but the condition of afrairs m . formers will now bestir them. et Vt-S
pe
datn rm
Ruling.. We trust that -dr Ve-
That ; it y is Still far &Una satisfact.ory. ' it make e era ngeinen w ill
Tee Teittes G. ererineent aee treating -secure. for them a Ina n ere (gent
.6h0st af the cowl) ti tA who wet., . cross swords with Ad 13roWri.
so 'unfortunate el to fall into their •
1/108 / Or0418 sever- ittaaeer NIEETING Of tile Ap.
aliplication of Mr. Turnbull,
ity, and exeoutions arefeatfully nuratepayers of the Township of Lon- gra trituascbv1 teuber, (ilinton
\‘,
tn
1
morxwompwimemim.
TITE REAL C0140RADo.—lbere- is
Trite difference , between the or-
dinary potato bug"'and the imported
eet 'known as the Coloralo beg.
The latter are six tinre,s the size of
the forme -r, awl have ten daik lines
running along the back, converging
to a point. 111e former, or ordinary
bug., is about the size of the " lady
bug," eimilar in color to Its big and
ferocious brother, but ornamented
with three stripes only. Beth kinds
nye now to he found iu eJost every
, potato tertcla
•
MACKENZIE ANLI' BLAKE SPEAK OUT
Strathroy Reform Demon -
last *onday, the Reform
lessrsJ Blake and Mac-
ok occasion t advert to
treat. The following is
At the
stretion,
leaders,
kenzie t
the recen
the pith
MR.
Our fi
f
i
ACREaZIE'S REARKS :
-heries, belong to,, ifs as
much as our I farms, and the
loss and wrong are equal wheth-
er our fish are stolen. -on sea or our
crop on land. It was a degradation
to sell our territorial rights for
money. i Yen the diet, half-rott
State of tirkevi Iwould resist th
- i .
We were o givelup our magnifice
fisheries, nd to :be alio+ -ed to cat
every ki d of 1fish in Americ
waters (-s Le Pays pri it) exce
such ars are there. (Drug iter.) A
Mackenzi showed that nuler COI:
of landin to dref nets a d jute Es
according Ito this Treat a op'
landing f Fenians at one futu
F
tunity ni ght be .affor ed for t
time. Mr Mackenzie then touch
on the n- vigation of th t. La
rence ; a d the singular y 1trroga,
claim of o ir neighbors t at? becau
the river ashed a parti n of the
territory ear its head, ihey ehon
have herAgirt to navigat our wate
to the sea in perpetuity. It was
serious ma terthas to gi e. way ti
soveroignt of the St. Te- wrenc
The Pplic of the 17nitel States t
ward Cal ada has been singular
aggiessive , while in a m4st ever
treaty and convention vith Gett
Britain, t le. cowardice nd truca
ency of E iglish diplom- ts lute r-
elated in the loss of Biti h sove
eignity and territory. 1 et Brun
wick and Or on were exanaples
truth of th statemen • but th
great exempt is the -ir aty
Washingto A gentlt
e -ma in th
'crowd asks What will be the resu
of therejertion of this Titeaty I 'I)
right, if th heavens fall. Do righ
let the co equenceA be -what the
may. Le us parstte a light, bold
and manly policy. We are boun
to reject th Treaty.
MR. 13 E'S PATENT EMEDY.
Referrin to the Tr atye Mr
-Blake clai ed for the •arliamen
of Canada the fattest ri ht to pr
nounce as i chose on the atters t
be submit d. . He mit rely repu
diated ' the doctrine., the thong
nominally ee we are rea ty bound
He oalted or a judgmen on tiros
who had be rayed our in. rests. A
change of 3 inistry was no doubt an
inadequate satisfaction or sover
eignity sho •n, as in the matter o
the matter f the navigat in of the
St. Lawren e; but at a events,
furtherop mischie
e given.
away na-
gatives is
SMASH UP ON THE WESTERN.
1
Collapote of the Firidge over 82tatthl*
Creelt----A. Freight Train Plungem in-
to the Chasm.
One of the most serious accidents
that has occurred on the Great
Western Railway for many years,
haSeried about 7 o'clock cn Mon-
day evening, which, though pro -vii -
den ially involving no loss of life,
will entail considerable expense on
the Company, and cauee much incon-
venience by the detention offl eight,
as id is hardly possible for a through
en traffic to be resumed for at least
thigilppdais.eznt trs that as a freight tratn
ch of twenty-five car's was crossing the
an bridge over Smith's Creek, about
pt one mile west of Pari e Station, the
tie foondation of -the centre abutment
er sank so much as to leave all the
h, strain on, the girdera and the weight
0r_ of the heavily laden trein parted
he them, the engine and tender passed
re safely to the east end of the bridge, t
ed and the conduetor's car remained on
w_ the ivestern end, but the lest of the
nt cars went down with the bridge.
se Tire iengine driver, McAdams,
mired uninjured, his Beeman, Noah
id Evans, only receiving some trifling
rs contueions which will not preterit
a him fiom resuming Lis occupation
le in a few days, and on Of the bakes -
e. Men, John Hart,- being slightly int.
0_ j tired. None of the other employees
wewereharmed, they beinf, tIse
7 time of the accident in the caboose,
it at the rear mid of the train, which
1_ was left standing on the track
e_ Fortunate, even in disaster, the
r. Great Western have no loss of life
s_ to deplore in connection with this
0t serious accident, althongh the as-
e cape was a narrow one, for the Ac -
0t commodation going west had passed
• over the bridge a short time before+,
it and the night maiLtrain, containing
O four Pullman cars well fired, and
t, three first-class paeSenger cars, also
y full, was the next due. Hadthrs
bridge given way under either of
d these a terrible destruction of life
would have been the resat.
Nearly all the cars are fearfully
smashed up, and the conten
t. ts, princi-
pally :flour and molasses, frm owater
ct and breakage will probably be al-
e most a total loss.
_ The giving way of the pier is said
h to have been caused by the gradtuil
slipping away of quicksand upon
e which it partly rested_ The pier
must therefore Ireve -been in a critic, -
al position for Sometime, and it is
strangeh tat its comlition should have
f escaped the watchful ,eyes of this
Bridge Inspector. The bridge itself
was comparatively new, one of the
f strongest and best built, apparently,
on the road, and there does not ma
pear to have been the least suspicion
of its eoundness,
iortunities for
and treason must not
(Hear.) To light.y ,give
tional privi eges or prer r,
in dip1oinacr both a blunder and a
crime. IN e are on the ve of the
most seriou crisis in our xistence.
if the -Trea y is ratified, it will be,
not the end, but tne beginning of
the end. It would not be many
years before new demands would be
made on out shorn soverei
we -cede th's Treaty, our
absorption. We must pn
down firmly
reorganiztiti
dian iudePe
can't stand,
stand alone.
annexation
application
to the Elul'
difficulty . a
but nothing insuperable stands in
the way. It vould be more asy and
speedy for Canadian to attend a
meeting of 0 e Imperial Parliament,
re union
nembers
nty. If
uture is
our foot
We must loek to the
n of the Cana-
dence is a myth. 1f we
vith England, we can't
The choice is between
nd b
reorganization. The
f the federati-Ye system
4
e may be attth
enned wi
d peconiary 'sacrifice)
than it was
of England a
of Irish. cons
permit publ
to drift hith
endeavorine•
t the time of t
id Ireland for
itu6ncii
es° W cannot Prunella Boots of every description, go
c opinion n igland to T. Coventry's.
Affairs in Paris..
Peace and quiteness have been
finally! testored to Paris. Belleville
and the " Red districts are pa-
trolled day and night, but. there is
no attempt at rekindling the in-
surrection. Arrests are frequent—
b
among •others, Felix Pyat, who,
with aroussette, headed the Come
mune. The Assembly on Monday
decided to adjourn the debate until
Thursday of the question of the abro-
gation of the exile -of the Orleans
Princes, and the deputies from the
departments occupied by the Get -
mans , were desirons of having it
adjournedeuntil the war indemnity
is paid and France free. The peopte
in the provinces have so far recovered
from the effects of the war as to be
able to address the Pope and vow
vengeance against Victor Emanuel.
• ,Nonumpownimm,
For ehea.p ladies', gents' and children's
r and thither without
, igorously to g iide and
oUCCESS OP WEAL', ri,ANTATIONS.
inform it. ragland eauld not live
many years i she wes sever d from
.her colonies. That would be the
commenceme t of her decl ne and
fall.
- THE POST L CARD.—n
Postal Card hich has late
issued by th Pott Office
ment, has on ts face a devi
ed 'elute a nid- which th
lines appear, ipoa whicleth
of the pereo to whom the
sent is to be written.On
verse side the rd is -blank, o
as many as twelve lines
easily w riteen The purch
postage of th card amount
cent:
The latest st
of all kinds olte
les of Boots an
p at T. Uoventr
WAGON.—A
mon roads is
A STP.Alt
wagon for con
being 1)ractica
e new
v been
bepart-
e print-
ee fine
address
card is
the re -
which
can be
se • and
to one
Shoes
a.
steam
a.boat
ly tested at T oy, N. -
Y. In18G5, Sir.James A Klemm
constructed a vehicle of 11 is des-
cription, weig e tents,
which, when fifeeeti
passengers, w over a
rough and un speed
les an
re past
success, brit tile Troy
ing nearly thy
loaded with
s propelled
von road at a
avelaging tenj to fifteen m
hour. All the attempts of t
• have failed of
gentlenetri 14-1'
all difficulties
wee he has mrstered
The larieste chatpest and best selected
will 44441% er t e p01.1)94e 14 (Jaded. At cayotry'g,
—A gteat nnneber of Southern
white men. impoverished by the ware
and unable to keep up the old
plantation system of working large
tracts of land with ga:igs of negioes
managed by overseer's, have been:
conipilled to try the plim of farming
on a_small ecale, and have been agree-
ably surprieed at the results, It is
found that the small planter, with
one or two faithful hands and the
labour of himself and his boys, if he
has any, threwn in, makes as mach
cotton as he formerly did with three
times as many hands and an over-
seer, while the expense and trouble
are materially decreased.
____egston_astesstssum.
POP o LATION OP LONDON. —London
has re-aeserted its title to be the
capital of the world by the showing
of population which she makes
through the decennial census just
completed. Her inhabitants number
no less than three and a quarter
millions This is an increase of
about 10 per cent. over the enumest
ation of 1861—a rate of progress
fully np tocities,
a
at of several large
id considerably
greater than the average increase -
latent of European cities.
mad that his PM* Stock iots an I , ',hoes nt Seafexthi
33IRTH.S.
Stiafortb,
thewifeof J 11 Bensi
rister, of a dangliter.
Se4fortb.
#)th hist, th;) wife
ClutIrso.— In 'ettfrt1,
lane, the wile of
-Oardno of a soil.
Swann, In Sf4erth,
n3t1i nit, the utife of 31
1.4 a SOIL
IJABRIA
Nnox—GADAii.- -At I..
14It brides fatl*
441;., 31i J 11 Beau
to :Miss M.1).
Morris. "
SEAFOIITH,
V-Thixtt, (Fall) 49 1.9111-,heit,
NVhcat (.'3p1iug) V bas;14
)3a.rie.y.43 1)11s1w1, •
Oza.t.$
1'e t?
Butk&r,i,-4 lb.
ategt,
33144
S'aekp Skins,
liay, per ton,-
FIAR1r, )ier WO lbs.
Potatoes,.
Wokil, per 111.,
,ipeeial attention; t,)
noor.s aiHi shoes, her
at J. Duncan &
° ULINT41N, June i
By Telegnlith ,,t4) the
Wheat, per hushei,
.1‘prin4 fnushel.
(tats, per bushel,
per )ushel,
31a/icy, per husha,
33utt.or, per per, 11,,
.241.1gvo(14:4,
Ar.3.12'S haTtl-nia(ie:Kip
.at (L. Duncan z;-_ kn. s,SA.,afort
12) EIZR.11, Jinx!
IFaU Wheat
Spring Wheat
'<kits
Pe.o.s
134NrIti
hatte
'Eggs
_Wool I) 2
-- --
A 8tock -of all sorts of
Shoest, in Leather, at, J. 1 hmeai
3LAR.11S J111144 ;S,
;Fan IN heat, per 'bushel, 1:1Z
Noing Wheat, per 1)1414
Oats, ler bushel, I
Peas, ler bushel,
...Barley per bushel,
Batter per lb., 0:).k)
duz, 0:11
Cone and get your I -choice of
'of 1'i -un llo Boots. at Duman 11
Whitte
)•:.'pr 'lig •
Barley
()fats
l'oas
)1n.tters
Eggs,
AV00.1
LONDON, June
Vinter AVheat f,51
3 32
48
Ci
O 75
Iwgs, 0 111
O 10
;10
A large assortment -of Prom iI
Ladieli‘
Duneal, - -,enforth.
-Wheat,
Wheat,
3'440Y,
-0Atts;
II ay,
Peas,
Wool,
TO.111.LX1'0, June.: z4,
pring, tzl 23
Souks, ' 1 -)5
4155
41;
1000
0 7:5
0 31
IONTE.EAL, e
Floar„, xtra) per bar43, 0:-10
Sno. fine .N:e 1:Cana4la -W.15
..No j Western Whim , 5:45
No 5:40
2:50
1Vbeat1 (Canada. _
Spring
Western 3
'Oats, (per 32 Th.) 44:44
Barley, (per 48 Th.) 0:04
fltitter, -(D-airy) 0..141
.(store paeke 0:13
Ashels, (Pots) 6:)11
Pearls, 7:1:4
Pork, (mess) 141:1)
0,74-
ST{4tIL,
Thursday,:, June 8,
The arrivals of cattle this um.
-396 cars against 434 for tlivi
tine last- week.; 128 cztrs behig tit
-collaignments. The mark;et is lopt
&los were mostly to butehens.
,yeste,rday Were 38 UMW's: U h
Ohio, average 1,222, at 50; 24
avera4.,e 1,340, at ; 17 ix
avezage 17.:37-0, at -:35 80 10.6041
average 1,125, at ; 17 h
average 1,312, at 83 75; 10in
average 1,1 I0, ::7•13 53 .; 31;be
average 1,453, on privoU teaMS.
The mirket is at a small Ag
Males yesterday were as follows :
bead Ohio, ave) age 80, at -$1 75,
I0414, avera*. 1)3, at $5 18.
BOGS.
The market is quiet with but lit
/nand. Sales yesterday 0.)e rein)
fallouts 113 head, average 2
$.4 '1; 81.,-avelage 252, at .;$4
average 220, at
ROSTON LIVE NTOCK,
BE.E-05:;.—IZeceipts of beef cattle'
3413 halal_ s()iferings generally good
-
the {Yrades of prices havi!again falleon
.831t(7:s of choice at Z.$.,10 25, extra at
to 810 00 s; first qualify ;$79 00 to
Iseeond do. at $.3 00 to 5t 313, tkis
At 84; .00 to $7 50.
NillslitY
head. The prices remain abo
43411TC 2..5 last week, sales in
.4457i to :St; 50 each L.:)7tra $1; 7
att) en,
(-45aarts.--Veal .calves at 5 to 12e.-
-CIIICAGO LIVE •NTt)(
CaVri'LE:n
.--ull and declined 10 t) 1
gales at S, 50. •
/..rva Hoos--Dull and declined
e, 4.W--sa3ij $3 95,
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