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8.ly, ntenclx out la marked coutrast to not d
v ill
Something Interesting -Wm. Robertson
Licenced Auctioneer -A: -Hunter, Grey.
Farm tor Sale -Alfred Stonehouse.
Dent el Notice -Dr. J. -G. Bull.
Just Received -R. Lumaden. '•
Tenders Wanted -W-.
tRilL
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Spring doods-W. pampbell- • .
Seeds, Seeds----Streng & Pairley, •
.Ainleyville Land Agency:He. R. Cooper,
Young Man Wanted -LW, Malconi
Caution -John. Colwell. •
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FRIDAY, nlAROle 22, 1872.
_ A Good Feature. s
Vire have recently. • received- the
prospectus of the Toronto Paily
jourma shortly to be issiied
in Toronto by the /Wait -Printing and
Pitttlishing Company, under the
manauement Of Mr: Thpmas ' C.
jPattesen: This Compeny to 'skirt
• with a subscribed capital .of 4250,-
000, and is composed of Iran;
of the most wealthy and influential
• business men and Politicians of the
• counti:y. it is intended that the
first number of this Paper bo.
issued about the beginning ef April
that of aie representative ta, _Smits
, the
: • when
his •pledges to his constituents would
lItiron, on every eccasion
not iaertnit, of his .giving till ari.verse
1
vote to the Ow irnmente found it
co n vellum t. to ,be regztling himself
in the smoking -to m or lobbies. .
The many wain persooal, as well
-
as political friend.s of , Me A Refer-.
lane will,fearre, Wi, h regret his inten-
tion of retiring fr m Parliamentary
life. We trust: . he Reformers of-
Per-th.will be ahl to secure a suc-
.
ceseor who,w111.seree diem as core
-sistently' and i-e0eiti 1)0 iiledges to '
the'm• as ',faithfull as their present
and retiring repre entative has done:
The Star Medal.
It appetu•S ft a letter published 1
lately in the Glo over t sagoa-
turd of Mr. J. Morris, mem-
ber of thei senate of the Toronto
Uaiyersity, that ! certain fund, bo-
a ' • „
queetbed by the late Dr. Starr, for
the. endowment 'of o annital medals;
to, be competed for by medical gradu-
ates of the Unieersityelfas Leen di-
verted from the purpose for whieh•
the testator intended it, ;rid a ppl ied
to the ,purchaSes of •medals for' the
ge`6it ral students of the University.
Thiis certainly what woold,
railw
next.- There is one telliire set f e`xPe.'et IxidY
like the` Sedate,
•
• in the prospecttis, VATinin'if . of the University, and we .doubt
• whether the medical ellen of Ontario
• erly carried out, will Wa new, fea-
• tiire in Canadian joinlialiSin,--iind
• one Which will be duly,appreciated
by the general public:, :On the sub-
' jecteof Parliamentary reporting, the
pi oipeptus promises as fjllows
• “-eParliamentary Reporting will ,be at-
, tempted on fairer principles than ,-lieve
characierized the performances .of Some -
newspapers, which have for many years
bad representatives in thb galleries at
Ottsw# and. Torento. Thiele/vier writers
of the paper will Make'iKetheir business
to advocate one set of opaiions exprbssed
' in perference to anetheteset ;.ebtit0
in
stractions will be given to the eeviters
to fearlessly emulate the IMparti4lity of
the leading journals at home. The • ex -
igenciee of space milder liteperfectieporte
are occasional necessity, but a gaited ree:
port, it is. hoped; will never find its way.
into The Mail."
' It is to be Loped that the above
• promises may be faithfully Odd fear-,
•
lesaly carried out. - The menper in
1which perliamentarY repot ting. is
now conducted by the city journal's,
is simplydisgracefule In rending
r. a report of the samespeeeh- in •tbe
Globe and Telegraph, it is alrnos ine-
pcasible to 'discern any resertiblOce• . I
Each seems,to make it a poini, to .
curtail, change, and doctor their re-
ports, so as to suit their particular
side in polities. '19,listeper to. the
debates in the Hutise eould scarcely
recognize them afterwaeds, as repOrt-
ed in the daily papers. This ie
just to the reader; and dishonestebut
such is the 'manner in which p.rlia-
gleamy reporting is 'emaducted,
Any man who:founds hie politica;
opinion e from the reported aarlite
ineotary depletes, has but a: very fin -
perfect fonndation .te build upon
If, therefore, the Mai/ remedies thit
eviland fives a fair and honest- re,
port of narliamen tary denates,:.uie
pective .cf political • consideration
• it will acdomplish a general goot
-which will entitle it to public thankn
- • • ,
will quietly submit to have an hon.
orable .distinctimi, like .thisr Starr
medal; et' them and appropri
ated fir this cool manner by partics
who have no right whatever to it.
We trust; now that Mr. Morris has
• exposed 'tlie cheat, that it will be
followed up, .and • the clearly-ex-
preesed wishes of the fonder of the
-Medals honeetl,,, carried out. Any
• medical graduate of the - University
• ivoiildewe think,' be able to sustain
an action, in 'Chancery against the
•Senate fee this misappropriation.
The Grand Trunk Railway.
Interested in, and dependent up-
on the- Grand Trunk, as the 'people
of this section,of the country are, it
cannot but'be interesting and grati-
fying to them to hear of its continu-
• ed and increasing prosperity.• Al-
though this great enterprise has, in
the pas, beea newt with many. dif-
ficulties, tinu• hard to contend With
many and great disadvaetages, it
would neW seem by the following
stateMene which we copy from a
Moetr.eal contemporary, that its days
• of greatest adversity are past, arid
oubt, will be found fully equal to
reat demands mule upon it, and
comp= _favorably with the best
tys of Ainerica."
• NEWSO OP THE WEEK
.A demonstration in honor of the
memory Of Joseph- Mazzini, took
phtce in Rept:, on Sunday, and was
O meat suctess. .An, immense pro-
cession; comprising all the werking-
rden's societies, with banners, flags,
and (mods Of music, carried the bust
of the deceased patriot through the
pit cipal s' reets- the Capitol,
wh re it was 'depbsited with impos-
ing ceremorey and eulogies.
An elevator, belonging to the
Erie Railway, was burped in Buf-
fide, on Saturday uier,ht, ith 53,000
bushels 6f initin, which was stored
in it. ,The loss exceeds $200,000.
Elevator property seems to ue 'very
unf rtunate in Buffalo ; aoout
n first -chess elevators have been
ed in that city -within the last
or sevenyears, •
dvices from Washington say
the hhe new tariff` bill will not be
prel-ented till the end of this month.
our professors in the University
of ono, have been exCommunicated
by the Archbishop of Cologne be-
cause .of their rejection of the dogma
of apal
:here was: a smashInpon the
train on Satin -day betvieen •Spring-
fiel and Boston. Some fifteen per-
son were more or less injured, but,
with perhaps one exception, none
,
doz
bur
•
The MeXican Government troops
have been subcessful in Several re-
cerit encounters with the revolu-
tionists. • !•
A grand- mass meeting was held
sa4 Lake city. on Moaday even-
ing last, for the purpose of, protest-
ing te Congrese against the aclutis-
si4 of tbe territory' into, the :Union
as in State. .
It is thought that an effort will
be !made to secure the aljournment
.
of he United States Corgress on or
ab ut. the 19th of May.
uSiness in the Province of Nova
Se tia, is becomingl sta4lant, from
th qoantity 'of snow, the absence of
nr ils, and non-arrieal of vessels long
du;. • Trains haiiing *lion kicking
fas with snow on seveed of the
ralways for eight days, old all at
-
tel ipts to •reinove them lave ea yet
pr Yen futile. •• ,
pens:on of £1200C has been
gr nted to Lady' Mayo, •and X20,-
900 have been settledeireher child-
ren by the British (kiiearnent• .
N.ir• J.dit. MoylanPoonnion
.Einigration Agent. in . reland, and
• editor of the 'Toionto P-W;3iiiiciaz, was
that an •era,of progiess and prospeia- entertained complimentary
ty its effars is now begin:Mpg to
. . dinner at Dublin previons to his
dawn. 'This increased prosperity es- eetieine for Canada. -
no doubte in the main, • to the 14. T. Stewart, of New York,. has
subscribed five thousand dollars
toWards a- church to be „built fcr
Rev. Mr. Hepworth. on Fifth. A v
entre in that city. The mai amount
'subseribed foots' up to $110,000.
has been introduced into
issouri- Legislature whiell'providei
at it shall be left to the jury in
to $6,360,868; in 1871 they reached the eloh
case to decide whether a crimin-
• -increasing prosperity of the section
of country through. which it tea-
versee; aod as the country continues
to improve4 it is natural that the
• prospects' of the road will gradnally
grow brighter and brighter. The
• follOwing is the article referred to :
"In. 1867 the gross receipts amounted ti:
generous
•- South Perth.
an answee, and one would be pre-
pared and sent to tbe American
Minister not later than Thursday of
the present week. Earl Granville
Made . similar Statement in the
House of ;fiords. •
A man, named John Macdonald,
from Toronto'waS:crusbed to death,
„, •
on Wednesday, ia Chicago, by the
falling of a tree.
Eon. Win. Schley,- orie, of the
mem bers- for Bid t ere'in* 'the U. S.
Senate,.died on ThtirsdaY morning,
of small pox, in his 73rd year.
The train which left Fonda, N.
Y., Wednesday month% at 9.35, on
the Fantle, Johnstown and Glovers-
ville' Railroad, with three engines,
is Still fast in a snow, bank a mile
long, and from six to ten feet deep,
near Glovereville.
.A full lind detailed report of the
pork packing in the West - bas been
published at Cincinnati. The total
number of bogs. packed was 4,868,-
4,18, against 3,695,251 last year,
The averege weight of the hoes was
227-R- lbs.; yield of 11 kiode of laid
per hog, 391 lb.s.; inceease in crep is
30.4-9 p.c., and inercas'a in lard28,11
per cent.
After a debate of t'wo weeks on
Mr.. Willis' motioa of want of con-
fidence in the New BrunswickeGev-
ernthent, a. vote was reachedeonVed-
nesday evening, and. the Govern -
mem sustained by a majority of six.
The school question MO the quee-
tion at issue. • •
......eneemesenalesea
• sum of $8,31e,014, an increase of 30 per
.cent. Their increase in 1871 over the
preceding year was no less than•
27:3, or 1,4: per cent. in one year. .
The financial position of the Company
has improVed; as is evident from the
facts that the merket value of all its
securifies has -dulling the last 18 months
. - [-risen in England 15 to 20 per cut, and
•. • ment boads were, during the last few
gatea appointed by the Reformeta r
. 0! weeks, disposed of at par, While the
.1-
' South Perth was held at- miieeen, price obtainedfor the first half; two. or
convicted of a ecapital offeuce
be hanged or imprisoned fur
The mining returns of Nova Sco-
. • , . , ,
tia slow an increase Ian year m tne
product of the'ceal mines of 38,000
tons Over the previousyear, and a
A Convention. composad of dela that the balance. of its eeeond equip- sr gut decrease in the gild products.
' The work of conslracting the
mammoth building for the world's
on Friday last. The cbject of the 'rhe tra
' three years ago, WaS only 85. peace jnbilee commenod at Boston,
ck has been improved by the tun and her allies by the Russian
Ur the 18th inet, Tilt. proposition
• The Washington Treaty.
• Debate in the Imperial Parliament—Mr.
• Gladstont's Explaaations.
In the House of Commons on
Thursday, Mr. Horsman, in ac?ord-
ance with his before expre'ssedin-
tention, again asked. Her Majesty's
Covernment that assure ,Parliament
that in case fresh negotiations rela-
tive to the Alabama claims 'were
entered upon with the American
Government, no proposals wobld be
filially accepted until they had re-
ceived the sanction - of Parliament.
Mr.• Gladstone, in reply to'Mr.
Horeman's question, said he..inform-
ed the hon. gentleman, last night
that he had been unablto consult
with his colleagues on the subject.,
He added he was yet without the
opportunity to do so, and conse-
queutly was not able to give the as-
surance asked for. He would state,
however, that Parliament would be
informed at all times of the spirit,
aim, direction And policy of- Gov-
einmenie on all important questions
• As far as the Alabama Claims were
concerned, he odlieved the speech of
Her Majesty at the °puling of the
session'gaVe all the necessary infor-
mation. Mr. Gladstone rn conclu-
• sion said it would be inipoisible for
Government to delegate to Parlia-
ment the power of making treaties.
Mr. -Horsman -in reply to the last
portion of Gledstones remarks cited
the fact that the American Senate
has power to ratify or l'eject any
treaty which their Goveinment
may negotiate. Mr. Gladstone IT-
peated his assertion that itavould be
impossible to allow Parliament the
treaty -making power, but at the
same time stated that it was the
duty of Government to keep Parlia-
ment informed of any alteration in
the Government's policy:
.6•40.
oBulnaceks Stiei ea. final
A Rttierszila_aliii: tahnen
termination of the neutrality of the
Black Sea which was supposed to be
one of the main objects of .the costly
sacrifices, entailed upon Great But
_ • ,• .-4-N Awai -;*
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MARCH 22, 1872,
Black Sea, and was formerly the seat
of Government of the Province,
which, however, on account of the
frequent earthvakes in that region,
t7taBs.t.t.1.11:11111_,3ofenrTi.....Hie' aCI:iosiii)tia*t_ie-inSYeeatt.rs "Itgli°e,
inhabitants of Schemacha are nearly
•
all Armenians.
Dominion. Legeslature--Private
Legislation.
• S a tat rd aiy% Gazette contains the
fo1iowi4g notices of applications for
private acts, additional to those
eriblished last week : By W. II.
Howland, W m. MeDougali. Donald
McDonald V., . • Alexander, . James
Miebie and Josh AlcKay, to incor-
porate the Pemuma and Saskatche-
wan 'Railway from the international
boundary, near Pembina, to some
Point on the M. N. branch of the Sas-
lateiiewau, west of Fait 'CarletoM
po
By nald A. Smith anti James
Mc: ay, to incorporate the Mani-
toba Insurance Compaoy 3. to incor-
pore e the Bank of Manitoba; to
mai: le the Grand Trunk Railway
to 4aise the necessary capital to
avai themselves of the aets e&npow-
ermn4 them to Purchase the Mont-
real nd Chemplain Railway, and to
crea c a third mortgage for no more
that $500,000 at seven per eent
Not ce of anplication for letters pat-
ent or the East Zorra. and Bland-
ford Cheesevitnufacturiog Coms
.
Ilan n
an is also b
Convention was to select a candi- sullstitutien of '110 miles of steel rails ade Air. Ginmee while je war. An Imperial Iluksian.clecree,
• during the yeale in place of iron rails, II 7 •
- date to contest the 'Riding in tbe in- whieh have proved a failure. During Fiegland7 to itivite -Quien Victoria it is stated, re -opened Sebastapol as
terest of the- party at the empiric/. the present year., 200 miles of steel rail the festival his been well receiv- a commercial and military harbor,
ivith the -ft- !ications -restored.
• Will be laid down, and ------------ the 1oy influential person:. The Prince
election.: The following gentlenteni whole main line will •be laid with steel 0 Tow:trds the close of 1870, Russia,
were nominated : lieu. Ale.xanderi and all the iron -removed. This im- it. will be recollected, taking. ail van t
Mackenzie, R. Alliefaelane, Esq., the prove thE speed and security of Ehe pass- age apparently 'if the disturbed state
prevenient of thetreck will largely im-
Weles Sir Edward Cardwell, and
illiam Ininen will le among the
c ty s invited guests. • •
The assassin of Ed Mayo ha3 oi Europe, put forward a claim to
violate the stipulations of the Treaty
h ..,pn executed. He nade con•
•ssimedeclariog that :he death of of Paris (1856) so far as the Black
t 'Viceroy W+48 not de result of 'a Sea \% 1S comet ned, on the ground
c nspiracy, Its he -aline designed Unit Turkey had alre:tdy broken her
d carried out the harder. He part in that solemn ,engagernens and
so said that? he intaided to kill that other territorial changes, had
eneral- Stewart, who accompanied altered the relations of the contract-
ed Mayo on hie timid inspection 'nig powel.s.
present - represeonl, and J. ,1-1„ el4ger train service. .1 .
1
/ Gould, Esq., 'of Ste arys. After a grreet increase of freight traffic has
vote. beiog teklern Mr. Macfarlanei '$kling h.ccommodatien,
. ' called. for a corresponding increase of
was found to have considerably the. and Arraage-
meats ere completed for !fleeting this
largest number in his favor. The felt want during the present year. The
nomination of Mr. Macfarlane was. rolling stook' has been impreved by the
• addition of itwen ty-tw o new first-class
afterward made utlanimo'las. That '
. cars of the Most approved construction.
gentleman, _however, declined the ithin the past two years; seventeen
honor, stating that he had ni., desire more will be cempleted during the cur-
' or intention to continue in public rent leer, besteles a considerable addi-
tion of second-class and baggage cars.
Twenty Millman cars are new completed
ancl four more will be ready for use by
• life longer than the present, term. •
This annotincemente of course, put a.,
da.mper on the proceedings of the the•lst of June. ' Last year twenty.new
Convention and,•they accordingly ad-
, engines were ordered, and thisyear or -
the eaef ders -haveteen given for thirty -more to
journed to leasserabie at u - .
• be delivered by the first' of December
the President. : •next. Of freight cars, 1,000 change -
For many reascme, it is to • be re- , able guage .cars for the through line.
supplied in 1870.; 300 bok and 200 plat -
l'
grated that 31r.' Macfarlane could' have/ -been addek; 500 box 'ears were_
' 114 see his way clear to Accept the •
- . v n -ma for 500 more tube delirere 1
Hai he done so, he would, undoubt- in all an addition of 2,500 car
edlv have been easily re-elected. years to the freight -carrying opacity of
There are few ine-n occupyine seats
, the .06mpany.' .
in the present - Parliament ef Can- b .1 • 1 ,
.
- form: ears in 1871 ; .and orders
•
limb-I:nation of , the Con -e
are elven-
•
bis year;
three
A ne‘v iron ferry -boat to ie used at
Ana, n paasenger rams \i11
ada more •generally popular' ilet be carried to andfrom the American
only in the House, but with hiS con- side.without dieturbiug pass ngers. has
been procured and will he reedy for use
• stituer_sts. Generous, kind, free and
it May. The bridge at Buffa o wiil be
open-bearted, be cannot but make op' ailed for traffic by the 1st f Deeena
- friends wherever he goes. As a bele and will enable fine railvvt y to carry
politician, his course has been. manly passengers and freight bass ecu New.
and streightforward,and even his op- YPrk a4d. Chicago by Et, route equal to
ponents cannot but speak well of
him.' • He has never been.,irnown to
evade or shirk his duty in the
• House, no matter how arduousthat
duty might be, or how great the
temptation to evade it • Indeed,
his conduct in this respect, especial-
• ! A
a
any existing.
in these and other imnrevements the
Fs
large stun of £331,000 . over and above
the ordinary working expenses of the
line, will be expended'. • When this wise
policy of improvement, inaeigurated and
carried on -under the able and judicious
management of Mr. Brydges, has been
-completed, the and Trunk, we can-
a
of music, Although there was
much excitement, no ditender
currede-and the police force, ftehiele
had lalea largely inmeased for the
day, found no occasion to interfere.
.A.UOTION SALES.
Saturday, March 23, on Lot 5, Third
Concession, Meliillop, Cattle, Imple-
ments, Furniture,. &c. John Carlin, pro-
prietor .; P. Brine. ametioneer.
Tuesday, „March 26, on Lot 14, Fifth.
Concessien; Merris, Farm Stock, _ample-
Ments and Household
211.113_ re,
Clam-. proprietor; P. Brine, elec-
tioneer-
Wednesdhy, March 27th, Lot 8,
Eigh th Concession, ullett, Farm :Stock,
implements and Houeeletild Furniture,
David DoNon, proprietor J. P. Bzine,
aectioneen
_Monday, April 1, Farm; Stock and
implements, Lot 3, Eleventh Coneession,
Tuckersmith. Mrs. Stark, peeprietress;
5, P. Brine, auctioneer.
- Monday, April 1, on Lot 29. Wagner'e'
Corners Hay -Farm Stock Implemente
$
and. Household Furniture. John I'faff,
proprietor e E. Bosseubury, auctioneer.
Tuesday, April 2, on Lot al, Sewell
Concession, Usborne, 'Farm Stock and.
Implementee, • John Lowe, proprietor;
A Bishop,. auctioneer.
Tuesday, April 2, on Lot 17„. Thir-
teenth. - Ciencession, McKillop, Farm
Stock and Implements. Duman Mc-
Dowell, proprietor ; P. Brine, auc-
tioneer.
Wednesday April 3, at the Village of
q
Kmbarie Farm Stock, and liaplements„
Thompson (Is Stanley, proprietors ; J. P.
• Brine, auctioneer.
A ow im the British House of
Commons,
reinavkable scene occurred in
the ritisle House of Commaas on
Tue day night last, on the occasion
of fl e introduction of a motion by
Sir hailes Dilke to investigate the
exp lases counected with the Crown.
Thi motion being called by the
Spe. ker in its regular order, Vis -
corn t Bury asked if it was consist-
ent vith the dignity of the House
to Mow Sir Charles, an avoaed
Rei &elicit% to proceed until he re-
trac ed, seeing that all the members
had taken the oath of allegiance to
the Crown. The Speaker said he
saw no reason to interfere, and Sir
Cho -les proceeded to read his mo
don, amid groans and cries and great
con usion. The motion • asked for
den iled information respecting all
the expenses of the CV -own. Auber-
on erbert seconded the motion, and
rec. wed no better bearing from the
He se than dtd the mover. Mr.
Gla stone pointedly denied some of
the statemelits made by Sir Charles,
and took him sharply to „task' for his
mis statements and misrepresenta-
s. He asked •the House to re-
ject the motion. Mr. Herbert again
att mpted to speak, but the groans
and cries which greeted his rising
pre •ented his being heard. The up-
rott continuipg, and Mr. Herbert
pet isting in his attempts to speak,
y of the members left the House.
Herbert continned, and express -
ns for a republican
• of Governmeute Finally the
was taken, and the motion se-
d the votes of only the mover
seconder, the division being 2
for and 274 against.
tw
bei ig 'vigorously carried on. The
irol on the Ainerican Side is being
lai as fast as the weather will ad -
mi . Capt Meyers, of New York,
ha S been employed to superintend
the works cf the coffer dam, and,
we understaud, be bas a thoronglt
knowledge cf works of that descrip-
tion, and a man of great energy
of cheracter. Mr. AllFeriane is
pu. hint, oe his work with that
en rgy.for which he is characteiistic.
H has a large ntimber of men emJl
-
ma
hIr
.ed
• for
vot
• C111.
an
a
ti Port Blair, and wasonly prevent -
e 1 froni fully executincallis purpose
by the prOmptness,of I's at rest after
attacking the Viceroy.
. A report has reacled Paris -that
the Carlists of Spain lye attempting '
to 'seceretly import runts, with the ,
view of rebellieg aganst the 'Gov- '
ei-nment. Like maw other cou- i-
spirators, however, ttesy ,tre weak-.
ened- by internal _disstnsions; and it
is thought:this fact wil rdialer them-,
harmless. - '-
In the English Ibuse of Com--
. . .
moes on...Tuesday, 'Xr. GhtdStone
stated that the Goveriment had re-
ceived the American :-eply- to Earl
Granvilie% note on Thursday' of
Fiat Week-. It *as, .he was glad to
s y, couched in courteous• and
f iendly terms, and while it would
not be in the interest of the public
esiness to make putlie the corres-
ndence at the prenent time, he
as at liberty to state that the views
of the- PritisliGoverninent were it
adopted,. and thereforean answer
ould b necessary. He added that
tlheAmn.vjcaat note seemed to invite
The proposals to disregard or de-
part ,from the terms of the Treaty,
-
International Bridge.
he works of the International
Th.dge over the Niagara river, la. -
en Fort Erie and Bnfialo, ere
yed, and lumber is piled up in all
dir ctions in • preparing for the
su mer's work, and be has men of
gr at experience to superintend the
work and carry tint his projects. e
ST. Patrick's Day in Cork.
The celebration of St Patrick's
Dy at Cork was one of nt111S‘lal
pr portions. A mass ineebiog was
he d in the City Park, at, which it
is estimated that nearly 15,000
'sons were present. Mr. Romagne
withont the assent of the signatories pe
,sided, and on takine the chair
generally, was resisted in Great
britain. At the same time the sub -
samba' justice of the Russian case
was not absolutely denied. Ulti-
mately a conference was held in
London, and we assunte that the
step now announced is one of the.
consequences of the modifications of
-the Treaty of Parie .then determined
upon.
_
A City of .-25,000. Inhabitants
Destroyed. -• •
Au earthquake li edestroyed the
city of Scheinacha, in Russia. Ac-
cerding to the official report, 118.
peesone were killed. and 44 wound-
ed, but all the inhabitants were
left without shelter. Schemecha
or rather was, a city of 25,000 in-
habitants, and lie&'. on the xoad ee-
twon TulIis arterBaltu;-*Itt the foot
of -the' Caueasia Mountain,, about
75 miles distant from the lattereity.-
Schemacha is 2,316 feet above: the
Oitepiarts and 2,230 feet above' the'
ar de a powerful speech. He said
th most despotic • government in
Et rope would not have allowed
• st Ai an occasion as the Royal
TI 2n1,-.s.giving to piss without signal-
iz" ng an amnesty to political prizolie
er.. The: Queen of Bagland ehould
re nemher that her dyttesty owed
it existence to the gleatest perjurer
of modeen times, the Duke • of
A arlborodgb. _Providence seemed
to interpose to remind her of that,
foe in the same carriage with , the
geeen, whea O'Connor presented
his pistol and petition, sat 3 lady of
honor, who was a descendent of
Churchill's. En -eland had never
franted Iretand anything rom
motives of justice, Concessions had
al ways been wetmg from her through
fear. The speaker's bold- denuncia-
tions were receiVed with frequent
azd prolonged cheering. The vari-
ous organizations marched to arid
from the park, with flags and bands
BIRTHS.
SeafOrth, OR the 12th
inst., the wife of Mr. AugusteStueleing,
cooper, of a son.
isicCu-ara.-At the 3lanse,t'linton, on
Tuesday,. the 19th inst., the- wile :of
• Rev. 1?. IleCuaig, of twin eons -
MARRIAGES.
CARRUTHERS-- RUTLEDGE. —At Harris -
ton, County Wellington, on. the 12th
inst., by Rev, J. W. Dochstader, Mr.
lingh Carruthers, to Miss Eliza
• Rutledge, all of the township of
Howick-
LATMOR.E.:-RCTLED G E.- Harriston,
County Wellington, on the 12th inst.,
by Rev. J. W. Dochstader, Mr.
Thomas Latimore, to Miss' lsabella
, Rutledge, both of the townileip of
Howielt.
THE MARKETS.
SEAPOP.T11, Mareli 21, 1872.
' Deliveries very small, Foreign Mar-
kets have declined in wheat,, and ours
has followed. We-qpote :
12 to 115
Spring Wheat. 12 t� 1 15 Bar1ey-. , •••.4 53 to 0 55
Oats . 0.64 to 084
Butter. 015 to 0 15
Eggs, •- 14, to 014
noux • 9.00 to 0 IX)
Potatoes — 0 40 to 050
Rar„ -110 00 to 18 00
fifa.;„• 6 00 to 750
Sheep Skins.
0 50 to 260
LarubSkins... . — . • — 1 00 to 900
Calf Skins, per 0 08 to 0 10
Woo.(i,per cot 200 to 295
Salt tretail) per barrel.. .. ...— 1 00 to 0 00
Beef ............. . . 0 04.1to 0 05
Mitten 04 to 4)05
Pork, per 100 lbs. . .. . 4 50 to 5 00
Stave Bolts, per cora • 2 25 to 4) 4)0
Clover Seed, per bushd, • 5 50 -to 6 00
Thnothy Seed, per bushel, 6 50 to 4 50
CLINTON, March 21, 1872.
Fall Wheat...... — ..f$1 15 (fil 1 20
• Spring Wheat................ . . 1 10 0,4 1 12-1
. .... -0 62 kca 0 84
Barley— ......050 8.4 052
-Peas, . 0 58 tel 4)69
Butter . . . . . — 0 12 ee 15
Eggs... 0 00 (i_e; 0 121
Pork per i00 lbs 5 00 d. 500
Hay, per ton, . .. 11 00 {/4 15 00
Clover1 5 50 j 00
See , per us e
LIVE.RPOOL,
In 44. o' - 0 )
1 - 1 - r - 4 ”
,
oe..z
c., . .. 't9
la 1, INti S.
e• e., e e
V,•V" 'A
S. D. •S. D. S. D. S. D.
•, Flonr..'
. , .... 28 0, 26 028 0 26 0
'
)11...d Wheat — — . 10 11 10 11 10 11 10 11
Bea 'Winter. .. ... 11 6 11 4 11., 4 11 4
WIZ!: ........„ 11 8 11 -6 211 • 66 2117 68
27 6 27 6Barley . • 38 6 8 3 9 8 8
(1)'teLt: 7; 1 g 7 3,1 7
ft 8 3 8
-
•
•
-
4
• Pork .. — . — .. . . 54 0 54 0 54 9 54 9 ,
ar 41 0 41 9 41 0 410 11'
i
4.
MONTREAL, March 21.
• FLonn---Receipts 500, barrels ; market
• quiet, and business' in Sniall compass •
sales restricted to small lots for local,
trade, at generally unchanged rates. ,
NVise.er -.No reported transactions;
prices nominally unchanged.
P EAS—lnacti ve and nominal.
t- BOTTER-1)1.111 and nominal.
Pon
inne-ent-S;alalqounoltyatfioornts•o.nsumptive re-
piASH ES—Pots dull and droving;
pearls nominal.
---e ---
Toetoeero, March 21, 1872.
The English nraeket was again report-
ed withone change. Wheat in INea-
Yol'-k was firmer, holders asking 2c to 30
adeance. The west WAS also the turn
higher fer wheat ; -Montreal was dull
and nominal • for flour, with nothing do-
ing in grain. This market was Withont
quotable change in wheat or flour-: the
latter was inquired for, but holders terms
were still above the views of buyers.
Porn). 1 superfine in small Jots 85 20 to
$5. 25 would prolrably be paid, for fancy
$5 45; and. for extra $5 50 to $5 55,
No sales, however. were reported.
W EAT. -Was einactive. and nominal-
ly unchanged. The steadier feeline111
: Liverpool, with the slight improvement
noted in the Ameriesa market to -day,
• imparted. some degree of confident° to
holders, so that -yesterday's priecs would
not so readily be accepted, still buyers
would not advance on their late offers,
•We quote No. 2 spring -at sl 16 in store.
$N
lTreadwell would lei -telly fetch 1o:24 insthre.
N)Ariitielsrotile
ie
the street market -64c to -65c was paid.
• PEAS. --None offering and. no inquiry;
iricetso7no0.mcinally imchanged ; street prices
Gise
OATS.-- Buyers at 41c for car lea& on
the track, but no sales reported; 44e to
45c was paid on the street market.
Snetea -Clover sold on the street to-
day at .$5 40 to $5 50, but round lots are
iusiiheleiladngeatd.s3atto$5:$375-25t.o $5 80. Tinaothy
ply
aay
,-tultearid haTtlitgredeWpwe
ricreci.in moderate sup-
4-
22.
'MARC:
•
AL0 L'
e.
48'S) tiotan: dardaaiyyY. • 7
627
4,
246
Saterday........ 41
L.t.Tstotwal;:e.k.
Monday — 3s1
Last week
CAT1
. The market open
lvith prices le bett
The run, as iiulicat
was 66 eaTS 3Dexcese
previous week-
aetive at le advanci
-o01113.t$ for the goo
Ille6re:351thisnporiin;air:goealos:f(!seszoinriseI
7tcioraati,:
week Tuesday of l,_,;
Sales reported ;
•-S-Ochlelerrit'off, 1:11. 'steeslris
•:13riggs, do do.
.31onaglian,_ 111 steer.
-8;r1.17,2:oot,hdota.s.:....
Th.e week opens
the receipts thus
16 cars less than
Prices, are tirxn,
week has not fai"
tk'efdaelait7we itohrallegales
p-erilsosseet
:$9 for sheep, agai
Tneedasof 1,110
SSaialensre
Mo 50 toBla-
'2;v81a0m3'e t't9t'e. -Canton
°t1119tler to mBishop
'
•
Same em
3*to s ' e
at $8 20. '-
Brown to Ke -null
• The week eo
S2,, at $8.
supply of hogs on
with the last
some 9.6 ears -offer
sequently the ad
(i)lef.th,re hbibuybigers,
hestan
*Ithuls7tafr intthe
tIre
less than for the si
Mr. Weston pni4
terday for the Bur
Sales coMprise 1
This$
41374oi asgaaitinl to b
st se
Bua.i!
ff-410 to that
-.11-clay
- of Salesi, 567 rheeziir taet4
not be the lad. '!
146
50 -
75
230
NEW YORE.
• Tree'.
i •
rhe 111;
under_ review h
and depressed
weathe'r whieh p
siderable part :of:
to avoid Itfar
exposure/brougl
ria..ge and road if
:still; and rest:tic!
liorses to the cul
;stage and city rl
improved' soolel
.of rine -weather
week,. It will,
&mana to aim'.
4:mu-m1sted stool
Bi011 in prices. ?'
The sales at
•'were as•
the gclrral in
ftutureaipeiting
York lluctua,tet
:
THE max wa
please everyho
eom..-ts the near
business'. Scott
N active !won
himself gettel!
Seaforth, 'Mara
FAR
WARM of 3.13Za
good lam). and
Clintou dna sfrf
224
• Vi,TAXT:n1
Y the Wa:gonT,
one that has alre,1
221
T4E Public
• C( 1-0 Saly:
• My 'written twat
• Jsponsible for an.
Tuttkersinith,::
-TENDERS
DITION to,
School 13311141134
he receivet1 nu
Mints ana •
after the Pinot}
ing the 1-ost.().
The (loz.ntai:
the lowebi ,or
Mitebell
TO the h.lia
(ten/At-Y. •
through bicknt
for some titile
flounting tt; t
Viii.enke he
roans fonuel
McDougall's 8
Immanently t
bis ati. patron.
41,k_a. with cal
• bag to the Ititt'
a.v 171 found 4:
neeee