Semi-Weekly Signal, 1866-01-23, Page 2,,- : * •
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tific gentlemen of:good standing -who have
travelled carer and seen. the gro_und, that
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• [from Godericlie.or so. me point 'near it to
. tiVgitjett-, O. W., Ian. .*314; 1866. Efamilton is -by far the most platisible atid
- --..-...... --,-..:,---_-..„ ‘-. , - , . *cheapest reute to carry.the canalthrough.
- -,., - ' .' AS it expects feedere -on' thia" route:Ile,
°L1114 -4a, °().11*-*" - ' ' - . lieve an abundant supitly ef Water cen be
; , ' obtained- from the -7 " Maitland," the
At the Present Neuron ot tne year the
" Thames " and the -" Grand Itiver,"- to
""hahia-14 °Dr l'Or'cle-En*nda-ihe."Timi-- ' keep the canal filled to its summit level,
temsideratkat of every -good man and we- end to pass the yequiredi,.fleeta - of the
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1.1111., ' Wt. lift in a laid where. every Eastern aid : It estent Ile ispheres tido'.
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' beliete however - are altogether inner-- Ctiunty.01 Baron A.. $.
THE SEM1-WEEKLY SIC“41.A14. .
ig*pal ire. asi 'am Credibly informed by scien- - - -
The meeting of me;nbers ot the above
-society for the election of Directors, &e., for
• the Current year, .tOok pike in Dark's•Hotel
yesterday, (18th.) The officers • appointed
are -as tollona :;=Robt; Gib -bons, preddent ;
Win. 'Young, lst Win: Piper, 2nd
V. P.; G. M. Truemau,' !secretary ; A. 31.-.
Roth, treasurer, in place of Mr. Doinigh,
Directtirs : -*r_p• carrot, Jute Renter,
Jai Torrance; J. bowie, _lino. Salkeld, jr.„.
D .Mellwan -, Hugh Johnstone - • •
The 1st Vise President:tot* the chiein
the absence of _Mr.___Gibbans; who wee ealled
shie.keikd aad industrials worker ;tap Its waters without delay • f all time to
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fairtf laPet ta 'Pia an. honest "iiibsistenee - "'the. - . - .
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su !mg - t le maps that in -adopting thi
on wi o serve s Jr; ditor y bon
Mid, *haw; there; is no country tinder - 1 1 's
the sin wheri there a. :mistier number course, the-'difficelties -nal- dangers of
alienate profession but- navigating. "Georgian Bay '' Collieg-,
**ay city' t fawn and township .tfinre. May wood *mild be Obviated, aed this :route
he skied a certain number -t4nSe tem . would be open-end free from ice barriees
reanned, onough osiotion !niftier. . fer at least , four Weeks longer than the
" Georgian Bay ir - route. . adepting
I1114- at- improvidence tor- the' itwfilt this/Vane for the canal there are flamer-- j
inneler eold.- While „MIS advantages vthieli- it would POsio ta,
tointshiP councils ana the Relief! among_whieh our magnificent Bay at the
-Committees of totes and eitiee are made Eastern terminus* would rank vastly euPel•
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riarauT aware or the abker,....e-eit_.0.1ea nor to her Toronto sisterin_thet respect.
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poetic": t C01111111111ityi . they are also • -4"1"----7.
painfully alive to the- inadecihaey of the THE_ C°, .7r ..!t ESS*.
!nem placed_ at their - disposal fee the *The ludicrous scene honored toe some
regerattlsose at, dePend4ntli'• uPO4 weeks past With telegriiphic notices under
diciT almeitf- A .96rd of wo°41 eanne 'the head of' " thelenian Congress;" has
long cheer the pbor home di large few:- eome to_an end for the preient.. Contrary
1104 a IMS•of caga •Sca lour 'ommt • to ell expectation Preaident -Mahoney has
low keep :the punt wOlf from- the: miser- been..ensthined„ althoegb a considerable
*hitt hovel. 'No doubt private charity minority. of,.-.• kt. us hope, as Our friend
4lise Meek. to'relieve iedividual eases, the Barney Brallittan hints, the most_ " sinsi-
ladwat eifoita of Beneva.ent hie" men, pereigt in regarding hint, ehe •
May more good, but stilt there-, is arrant hilmbeg indonbiedly
110elothing ValltingHlive leant fYsteinatie • thienced by_the-tone of the more Jespect7
144 mine means; whereby those in indt- abie portion of the American press, or
gent isirmunstances.may be phelteied -front perhaps byf more potent hints from the
the howling blast, ana skidded from that Government itself, the Brethren have
.00mplete ton -et Self:Ararat which is the _ehaneed base' in se far asto dissolve the
;Irene -sink thdugh not invar,iable, coneoin- Senate and estsiblisli in its place a " Oen-
, itant ofextreme penury. That means, we trel riouneil," which; of co irse, snuffs
Believe, is to be found in the eitablish- Ont the_ absurd farce Of an II ish Govern.
=eat of 0d:ilea of hiker, in each - mot within the United Stites. Althetigli
-County, throughout • the country. We _ the secrets of the hody are- not stipliosed
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know the horror with -which the poverty, to be 'natters gf public -discussion we are
,NetV DIRECTORS;
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1211fts-
: , .. LI 'nee" city. d.:.s. I Iwo. di eine. r:bigc rat vl ii.: thi 8. me. . orate. de
•cons itited'und- sentence , . e.
on the 21.d. • Stieelo‘devueyroribilliedeldbi.4:1:1.ale.11:.h.i.pee;ait:rfiss°:i.nanii:ee.mre...:nr..c.cateitanhrildee.... , 8: . uuh len hsg no ebl es 0:1 88 :,,,;. _au .4 .. f tthhee eiherartgidepe*;ihnt;, repreme: ibe ,lae3:railweaLft::Irr°41:0,3vefisiovtasui..an:dinutiorititiorypiar,34. i
their Ovia recottionances.,- tantlisb instincts revolt at moefirririsuitliiiits,o:avae_ dr:. -. : - - -• r ' .- '' . _ . 1
tke ad.vantages of ."4:popptog down" Abe ear.. -pa-rSeporero:41,iof,atom.mitttatiLii. proper „lost it
thin noffn ttnhnniisnv!ru.sinitosti:Inti,414entodil
Th in a t for satire, but : tailed a .meeti g ion - the .28th tit to ' .
a proteit again_st *web: filta-: . .., , , ,
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-The julp told; them -that; if they . left the. atie_ al.mbennffenn.-Zeovi8e'ddneto bleiatnelii.e iactie,.; of awnitat..ouuhr ti..3u.:;1;ipwpostesittozilnomare nowt
- '11:4111,:a-th:jrioi wwde::e ei.leerscl. t_ine.. ugh. the streets by
-- e:),,,.,..e...e- 1:liey wi.n.11..t_l__-not 'be:_ct_tiled for ..tr i,aL .•.goeien . ,_..tiv ..•.hii:-,h
. " r - . WPt la .4t- "111-14 . tit oiling" tbe Jam. iii -Ca' In' ci- ' . .I - •
- . ' iwilibPitrehaerild5istib)7Utt*Claari. a di e*141$1111:o .ineLy41:1gat 116.
.. 0.1fielat reier,,o for the: week- ending: -Dee- -eents forlisoW,n purposes.: The -fattest eu•-: bit „opponents. 140 was oecied witooist
.3.00, sh.04,. 4 larise, increase ta.n.esh eases of tool, '111 the • whole se Ject is required, by • se
. the cattle -disease --For the previous week the country,. and pronaised by: the Prime Mir. •
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opposifon on the tray of IT • -
Ake number WWI: 6,256, and in. the .:, hot -week • ister. .11. is impossihe :to predict -the Tem t , seti_i:Int, ..11:tioaina-tiaN•os.o20;tati -0:::.: ilicioi.rellsigoirsie.nollt. ir_. . a::
. of bee -ember -it -Wee 7„393.:- -the ountier-. in It may .he :that a :Goreranr 01 .fiiat oite epteibh..iairmea... ,ww:etuthaii:eolluecti,dwtedesuzifaderht.:cWo:Inbrd:nrfNeofiot-li7to2ra/i',Wihetigetita, ti:014,0ppl
- Yorkohire .tetis 1,456, and ia Semiarid, 49701aeler; ell his tidvieels the. memberer of both
li. 1 _ ."..!"14 palinerst0110.!1-. 7.-"Wy' 'ill. .-.. aUndulleiecarvefaP;Ierdilbali:eltothr,°).hainvde Ithbaenh-Jead a e
. ThePall Mall:Gazette:76f ..th 2ailt • uitilinc; 'PrMa. mday aelliba" gem
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. . pettate w -o esale .massacre in a don ai ly h
In.adiand hove:1i . - , . - ow_ -g
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il!iisal TI-Lhe* w:.ill of the, 4);alit, me- Henry -, John loon. bare been .e0411: :1),Y. the eunesaiiial; of -Was a greaf deal of eleetioncerin na -
- paeic.-It Mil also be that the seeds of eed . certainly be elected. In Ward -Ne. 3 lbws -1.'
Viscount palmersten; -K.'0-., G. C. B., • was aeligonisisat home, and that instea of °°"- - teen, kr. John"A, McEwea was .first ie tea
Proved,. in the. pnncipal Regattey of Her fiising thenuteleee to their tolerated
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r w6vk f field, bet* he mide-but little -progress 'la bit
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. . Majesty't Court ot-Probate on the .22nd. inst. Of propagating .'Citivinism, those emissaries!
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The executors appointed . see los relict, -the have -been embiimg.the minds of demisavagee - .eanstissalg• anti Snell, .irave up his run, ,e.
Right Hon. Entity .Mara Yaconetess Palmer- with.belief hostile to white supreinacl-- Jit - Corbett,' Esq., ,was next hi ibe lee,. I._
ston, :and -.her-second .. son, the -Right...Hon. y be. b ' . h b - ' g ' ' 4 l'h iii' . with .the assistance of hiS friend Win. Collier'
Williain FranceeCowper.f but the latter only seppliedstliese pentoes with .MOiley and do- •
bas proved the Will. -Power is .-resenred -to couragenient Ites been -involved in the'..cnps._- met' *erne ke*" kthar(iVhl.t •c"."Wa;
Ledy-Palmeanon tie* do SO:hereafter- 'This Nita, and -that riestead of Govarnor Eyi e • ,the whole Ward, but -several Of the rintepaa,
Willis•dated November 22n* 1864. , It. oc- aad his eta beieg tried as also loudly -menac, : ers brought put Mr. C. Proutor in opposite.
.cupala only tOur brief shee , ..The hip sheet ed, that • -investigation may be -appned In- ei , 30 Ilit..Porbvtt. On the day ap011ing there
bears•his Lordship's Sisnate e f Palmerston ' `a.ase of a sectarian smocititioa
. . . . n - -ill i'll-glai'd . Was nomioatid P.. Fowler C. Corbett, C.
in a Out- and • elat• hand.. The pe'ronatty Agai0,,i3 is possible Iltat, Gordon !may it v • s . . •
'Was sworn 'under' .Z120,00 . -au, Lords:lip. beena 'martyr„ or he May Os _.stated ii; As - Proct..or., At, about 3 t- -01 °n.!.be Ault- Ay
nfirms-to his wire all - bet ititOketi,- jewels,- missionary- in - the -Scotto:saw hativ been C. 'Wniteheade Bog., 'Mounted the platform -
and paraphernalia, aria all thingaeonstautiug- ,endeavoring to revolutionize tne island tied and inade is greet Meech, And *AM theft
--her . lndyship'S separate , property.. and -also ' liegrendize himself: But. we have no real quarters of an bout soma persons Wanted ta
--stores :at - Cambridge-honie I itnid- BroadIands. rested efforts of the section, and the.-loolish
and horses, and the .rwinee: nod • sonsumahle - ledAe England Will wait. •The not .disinte!. Returning Dffioer tieciared Tow poll mho&
.The deCeased• P-remietivis left tea lettere and clarnor of exalted- fanaticism., will bet 111deee 245 • •
leaves to herladyshipabiolately-hiseartiages aowledge on the sebject, and fOr real -alma'''. : vote, but, to the astaniiiph:otteweni ter of pall; laiete
:papers te Lady Palmersten,*; Wliieb her lady- ' the people to •inejtidge -the case ; and itis Oot • _ n
re, g elli se d er ned to eleet -
°tit: teliTnr-lirtlilligee;_livit. 06in;e1 .
split iopp ei er et o:41r e itsa 111.) or d% hd i.ept i 11 e• anyi t.li: t-ottlis isshber9tthhieni.kss.
'end • hely tanvassedfor 'Corbett, and -attually laid
_ to be the credit of a portion of the.press taut coikett ifrin lia Tower, as the had 'rile
in-law, . the Right Hon. 7 ;Jerome -Sullivan
. . • . . . jetedueePeeeretaa fir utith-iitedillintrelinPrtTen'ci'Be'litiOl* a -Wager that .Cerbeit would he elected. V*
fariiiet A6digrrawl ar.,:is,%nfii;:teme.:.BErc,i. twa laesn,oas.nidr.tooells.... public ia n9t to be humbugged :by cant of :Iltd Council ihonid try and put in good, hose*
avf.e)! bY pi.eiodice.. P:1:inek ch-itine the IV It .ineu lor Beturniag. -Officer& I think Mr.
Bowles -legacies. ot 4105 sea, and -to :shill.
eelleraeustgintr:ttiZeRAVICehilsah °Sn'litZ" CVO'
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.patihtiae.tsrliti.a,b:: 1:08pret.iheev:Pirer: : eanneddnuoxtekaepieibienrederwasabunsobeopposil ine"tionthisienIn iightsail
Editor, such oOndutt Ought to be publidsed,
--queaths. to. Lady Pal Ineestein . :for lite, when ineSo-f tee buds of Bashan-7- Panda, . . . -,: - , *ithoot .opposaum, 1 tbiok. ibis ii gm..
.(with the -exception of eight eh Aires. in i the - -
may- aP:plaint and dispose or- shethinks prop _- ..
eil it is to revert -to her son
to LedY Palmerston: 'a life hear -est in all bis - ,°f.. aTingtOe. 141.. •
p. . h: her _Ladyshie
iteheeas4igahlts'ofileeefi ..-•,---T... e frilkiwittz is related of .,1
ttlp°4Wnr;r_. The •:„IpaiPa9ogners.70.egfLtYtteititreihneesx-reS i 1) - t 0 be Bermes on eeee,,,.
.Au. Eillelewg Mayor.
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ayor,}407,.. the /fish.) -_-)ee...avoo.buini•Milueteedr.7 altildoia-Mtrh. Sir;
' *elactd.p::y. fle tat' flibatiinenitkrrithr Se. staelteclatb;iget idlest
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_ Ljiandv .eulthihiereearbothat_ Mbeer.-n,Br. gar awans ‘hompposibetrionelet-
reeidue ot... his ;personalty !his Lordehip .te Wine itsjudicial attitude, •despite the bellort -
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iNo. 4-; 114 Alfred AirOW11 Well "duly eleeted
lyetand ' • Sdme months since a man -was -arrested and • iiiingeten were
real and leasebolt; estates ae-wells- in .. . -
..solute•y, sad the testetor ex jeesseshis earnest .
decease they- are devised to. ier-said
ati in Great Britian, and, en,: her .Ladyship'a hrmkeit-
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: . . -au"' a4; - .aT4weeeMk4tIllbr chap watt again :arrested -Mr the .-
e•fitrldbhirin atdr wIreintitige-nhis, .hvialtreini*Isvollwelannigi:.t:IPP:;01:1::::11:7:04417:1:-Idlahit'-*Nyfatenwrju-nmilbolvegileyflouPir-ithier:
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(tilted, Ille, 11113$8t011 'Wei elected with* a
the devisee) that. the -t•iglit hon. gentlemen
ivish‘44-ii.ttuout impos•ng .iti lohigataili-:on -aanut offence -Phis time his -Honor ierrisOn--
ed him, aindefter ;serving but h18 time, he '
was eletted Reeve - sad Kr.
the tilst :meeting of the - new council. ; Xi. -
.went home and -,?gain •abused, his_ betier..-balt. white_head -
:Will, iininediately 44-eomine : late posiession.
of the estates, apely foe _her' Majesty's_ liceose and noewithstending "the Mayor -fined and i1-11- - 8rewn DelnitY ReTa. Ilia Cassell 111estas
have leech. diffienity in ,itlecidini how the
and atithority to him and his- -decendeets to : Phoned -the fent)* for 'each offence. he,:- *to ' .
• • • . :- __, 1 ! . presiet: in - his . Vile beemeeate The ITIOIrY ii; 10 br -IOW out in the Towaship.
• I ,thine tliet the downatup would have more
take and mie hiasurnanie .of Tasiiele either ' would
in su3stitiztion--roe, or in .auLti ben AO, - that o.
r hityOr sitter tryst) - for.moistlis to reform him : .
lus of-Teinple be
final , au -well-nigh given op the task, unlit one ,..itistive -09ne if -the wards rwire abolished. -
Cowper, but -so. that Temple be the
morning this hero of ii•hundred fights' _twith a I . * - - ; * -
name and:that -the'fain i I v:a fieZr. A nova wa,y oftrestiegan :Orem* ill
- ': :. his wifeywas arrogned on :the old charge.. reported by a Sussex (beg -lead) piper. ..11. '
aaartered with these. of Coripet..'" -
. , . - Well; said his honor, I .suppose yen thick
To which thelEuropean Il$Euen,.adds : inau west ound poaching On Ilse estate Of
lit. -4 $iteltinnue, of AC1780 Palk Rye. -thy.,
ing been token to, the mansion and deprived
.of ads beg of g-ame. be was invited los toutia.
ful repast provided for tim.bv Abe owner of
• 1 expect sor wm the a swer: -
I:ehall_ do nexther, said the 'Mayor, I dyea the eetete.
mide tor t Wo natural Boni - f lord :Palmere • When he had done hiebeet. to •
ston; who were a few years ago„ -and --they_be show his liking for Jude kindness be was
still in. ihe foreign office, hat ..PrehjAY their charge..Yon .*- - - • : . - - warded not to tresPals Mains *edema ahoet
- The fellews-coutenatice began to -brighten Ls besisam.., .. . : _
well-being has "been conaidered 1 - witliont ref-
_ „I when het Honor adjourned the Court, and
erence to this testamentary doeument:"- ' . P_.-atcootant Wire -7A few dm slam A '
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• - - .* - ; after limping to- the. door, invited hint out-
. 4 hit% reaged aribin was tent by a trieiesesait
a, • *Ilesniarkable - atettiletti, Am. side• . - . - " ' - :1- ' - '. . to ask fin avian :bal. He -131,10, * tke
1.0.wdosi4 . - ' ' Xcnv Yee Mean leamP, Tele I'lerNir°1011 ' Meal way, bia becoming mom and mete Ia.
. _ T have fined and itisprisened ycit until I am 'volume it length the ientivesitipadence
- - The • prefOrinances of --n e tired °fit,- and yet you .presist i4 ilbareating -: -- ',mini .eral'austed, is, mod" la- Immo. -... Tom ,
ew.aterobat are'
made to "the . al -ready-. longTet .srtatilfd::•e".ii.t:'er'llit. 'in:- Y:buiPr' P::!/-wilifhei: art.:*ChrteonilT:ou'erlt4lilte7 e'/701.-wair. s'-_ 19 iffead‘owea,lr.se"-1,. pose- yea amsr age. the to/
thus noted bythe London .11 _thet Wo . , ,, Med not dun "Me AO sharply; Ism :mit semi;
bear of ouibtisinn _
• A most tingelar additien - . j - . •
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ments at tl 0 Castel Palace.. 'Shortly' **.after eravel•-
Moved by Mr. Malloy seconded by, Mr.
Young, That Samuel Halt be collector.-
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• • Carried. •• . . ..4
Moved by Mr. Rhynies, That Mark Morrie
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be Inspecter of Taverns. - ,
MOvectin amentlineet hyllr..Malloy 'Seconded
-hy Mr. Young„:That I'in: Ciews he InsPector
Of Taierns.--Carried.- - - • - .
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- Therfollowie, officers were appointed -for
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- ihe carimit, year.- ' .:: - 7-.: .- - -.. -- ...
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For _wilt:a rto. t Shristapher Shannon,
No. 2 Peter Fisher, No -..,.3 Peter -1totertsme
NO. 4 James - Sy-mew:on and Anthony Allen,
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No 5 James Liiikiater -Satunel-aMorris, and
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I- • - FENCE VIEWERS. - ' . -
Foe -Wird No. 1 Arehihald •Siinde.„ Yo. 2.
J.;hu Fisher, No; 3....John Stephens, No: .4
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JormPati...non,. No. •5 -.Andrew -Green and
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amain Melee. --
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PATHMASTEDS. .
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- For Ward ..No. 1 Thos.-,LiceY, Wm.* Van
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!eon, Henry Gledhill, Samuel Fishee, -Stimnel
l'iper and Christopher Shannon. . --g...-- . . .,
For Ward. Ne. 2 Wm. Good,-PeterFiaber,
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Jacob. Wilson, * Dtinaid McMurchy, Win,
• Brargowi.Jemes Kernighare• and Jelin -Snider.
'P'sir. Ward Noe 3 gichard - je Well •Satnuel
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Mitchell,- liobt: Bissett, -Alex. Reid, WILLIAM .
Witte -and John Kirk patriek. :. . ,.
. 1Far Ward No.:4 X: II; Old, Jaines Spiting -
eat!, Theis: Hamilton, Gordon.- Young, ROW.
-Young, -Patrick Bogen, Patrick Carroll; Wei:
Rebertsoel.A.iitheny Allen, and Joeeple ger-
rile - - . • *. . . .
• For Ward No, fijohn 'McGaility, Pon!ean
McPhee; Gee... Sheepard, - Wm. Millityre,
rhos.. Sal I oWei, , Win. Given, Jaines Stewart
(1.0th ean ), Hillary- Hinton, Thoi. Qhristlaw,
4, E7 Wilsen, James Cassidy, Joseph Hether-
ington, Mark .Morris, And Sohn Catitelon,
Moved liy, Mr;. Speoce seconded by Mr.
Rhytins, That the inettaes ot -each 'Meeting
of the Township Council •be printed in the
Huron- &gnat; Carried. .. ' • ' --
The Offer Of Contraet to place -new Mikes
in the Cemetery.byalatne_s Barker, te be. teia.
saier ti ari meetik_of Council.. _ -
• Ilava-by Mr._ Speece sego:Fled by Mr•
- Rhynete, That the next -meeting-of Connell be
held at C. .Shantion's Tavern„ alaitiandville,
'On Saturday the 10th day of Feb. next at the
' hour of one o'clock. -e -Carried. ,- . :. .,
'- 7 --_-_- , :, sr .4c13_1.1L§ TEOLSY. _
l'e weiship glesir.
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away by the accident te Lis son. An
cation-fromn large number of perions in Hay
askieg for the establiihment a bona _fide
Hai .B.A.S; was presented by .Messrs. Love
end Brown, and the matter ordered *to be
litid before the Minister of Agricalture„. to-
gether With applications frem Waveenteth and.
foakiiew. The tone of self-importance es -
Suited by One of the branch Societies. in its
report -created much mectiment, The repots
ef branch soeietintegenerally. were eery
tctory- and showed e twee increase manem-
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2 es
bership over former years.
A vote -of thankti WM -tendered to Mr.
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Dark, for his *lift= kindness during_ the
time the Directors held their meeting at his
House.
Moved by Mr. Hunter, seconded by Mr.
-aalkield, That:the plece ef meeting, in. se-
cordatice; Wit general .eustom be remeved
from Mr.:- Dark'a Hotel to:"..Me. Wright's
Hotel for "the current year. . _
amendment -it *as moved- that the place
or meetiti-, be at Dark's as tereteifore.
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Motion earned. - , - .
.The reports. trete the 'follo_wing--- different
Branch .Societies were-. passed :-Hay, Ash
field. and Wawenosh, Stanley, Exeter, ..11ae-
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prirhey, Aieleyeille, Clinton.
The fellowing were not in secerdance with.
the- Statute and therefore ordered fo be. re
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stricken in ether countriet reghrd the :given to undertaand that the idea of the
Work House audits Beard of Guardians, j invasion of Canada, if it wag ever seriotts-
Nallatutted " fmeiblY t..he last great .entertainedi has been abandoned, and
work ofait eminent British novolistr ana that the grand objece OW is to ,establish
1* an „Agricultural cou,ntry„-stieh as - an leish :Reikklie upon Irisk soil. and
Mang it ii 'not at all necessary.: ihat We thus- beard, " the bloated English lion "
should follow' out the systeuiferecd upon in his den. Of -all the wild schenieti.that
tbeivatheritieest home. WeDeed net t et Lot over engaged the sympathies end depleted
&poor rate, as suchfiecausie kis undoni:1- the purses of si set ef fanatics ibis is the
_ idly possible. to render an Industrial wade:It:and most enprobiising, 'and le old
Mese and farm; nearly if not (Oita it'll- England has no greater_danger fear,
matainins, anctif yon NO once thew the
poor that they ire to be properly eared
' fie miirally pliyaicallr la a place
*left their owik eliertions are turned - to
do heat accounts. you remove the Work -
bona sting, and 'estnblish- iomething
waists kat a direct tendene* . elevate
-and parif-Y to a. very eonsiderabk ettent
n most unfortunate ilia otheiirise
peratively het -pleat inns of- htimanity.-
Now Oppose die municipal authorities of
the County ef Huron- Wer0 to: putihatie
it. pima of bind, say _three hundred
serer, and erect a suitable -
jag 'or buildings for the reeeptiOn of
.
tittlemat present depeadint Piiblio
gieleity., on it be doebted that it is'pogii-
ble Ilidee proper management to apply,tha
labor - which. Wait fatherly tnisdirected-
theta& 'reit/acting s, very Terri proper-
. atthe Necessaries 'and -comfort& of
'llatfrom Am mil T Toti taker iway
almusetwaist of labor ioofteitiomplain-•
41404 end by utilising such -great *idea
MeIcay, Roneiman, Canieron,,Kay, Mc-
--misrgy:yosi add materially:le the wealth
Intosh, Hays, Parsons and Cot-.
of the union. ...There are difficulties - in
The special committee for drafting
*sway, so The -ungrateful might - - . r
standing committees tor current r
tam& a bogie at Masons when their
was skit desikwble,'and inanymight . Perteti** es felle/t-s *
Finance.e-Tte - Mayoe„ Reeve; Kay
letkeatettety name- tti break ap their old - • -•
C.1131111•011 and Runeiman..
allifithet hibita to estee upon. a life oft
Roads Buncie
conefeet parasite& by labor,. thusleiving
- Man, Cliffard, Parsons, McKay'nud the
* k of practicallyteeting the scheme Reeve.. .
to those whose Cirenmetanomi forb;de eon -
a -
Revision; By Laws and AsSessMent.-
Meares Cameron; Hortoii;. kuneinian,
the Reeve._
Kay,-Ilays„ Clif..
ford, Parsons ind Seeinuller.
DepartmentClifford, McKay,.
gays; .11feIntoeh and- Ii.arsons. -
- -„Raliefe..-The Meyer, :11ortni, Plifford,
turned to - be corrected : roaetee and.
Belmeree
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The following gentlemen were noMinated
by the director§ in pkice of the retiring-
ineintiers of the Board otAkrictilture:-Ilon.
C...Ryckert, F. W. -Stone, John-41114ton
(ounnyside) and bee Snell. •
. An application from Hay (Zurich)-- was •
handed in by Messrs. Brown* (Reeve) and European - News.,
Love, asking fur a branch society to he .
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her Empire must flourish for many along,
yeat yet. -
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OIL STBITUK NEAllt 14611TDON.
The people ef London are - coneiderably
excited over the intriortent aneouncement
that oil has been struck. in the townehiei
of Deleware, near that city, at a dcpth -.Of
170 feeL The effect of the strike wa.s
electrical, . The other. companies, of
whieliihere are seven in. the township,
went to work with dou.bled energy; the
-shires of the ---fortunate cornpany rose. im-
mensely in value, and, in shortythe
community received a kevare shock of oil
0 the.brain. We confidently - expect to
see as great an excitement .canse -here, ere
long, by. such another strike.
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OWN.: cOUNellf.i. •
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. FRIDAY -EV°, Jan, 19, 1806.
Presentthe-Mayorin the ohairless .
Gibbons, Horten, Clifford, Seegmiller,
tinted W. ty should .
gait weer az LogiOatire action. - . Soelet7
- hada tiglit to relict itself, and to do,se
'' isi ask iniiiise it should consider !aims-
aY arigi!iggyil" °P-Elon " a Ph" h -P.1°:
!tided foe the empleyntent of those who,
imam solitiagoirouisstances, have seine
-
-0114'r sitenrue far Tagranq and'idk- , Cox and MeIntesh. ' -
says •Tbi• mdjecti Ais *haSs- reSs°121° . Market Cetniiittee:MMisrs. Heye,
,
Ur** win ariss at. , _ithe. eiiiiii,g '-'""1""" Cliffork McIntosh, Cot and Seeginiller,
Or riehasuats. mid twe is little doubt" -
Harbor. --;-The Maier, Cameron; Hot-
tort,..Kay, IllsiKay•Report adopted.
Seierel entall relief acContits, and Re -
_Mining -Mara' aceounte, weie-read and
ordered to be paid: . -
• By..Lifw,lo. I, for appointing officers;
wee read -And, the : blanks .filled up Ohl-
' lows ::-.1annia Thomsen, Clerk, eatery
. $270 ; Rev. Phu. Ii'letchei; treasurer,
.1.writer is the Husiltat Times %kw ashler $140 ; If-. B. O'cofintir, -assessor,'
yips sabiene wee hu ettre.ets . wile stikry 0160 .; Angus MoKaY -collector;
losestitat hem. iiiietz,the emetreetnnt salary $160 i' lours Smaillotreet inspec-.
lir a ship caw twist its teraijoi. ai... tot,k4f., Way $200 ;- Tao. llneod, bell-
.
if...a..... ami amariikik., The wri.ter 1 ringer, salarr $190.; It. Trainer, inspee-
;;;;i70oorn....77"--, ., _ - - tot of -weights and measures, salary fi 2.
“Ne desks Kr: sailer, oat Toronto Elijah Illoore, thief-enginter fire brigade;
emenneoorire ma radical. fey they are Mark Whitely,. wood inspector*. salary
, canal ia. a aka* maadadr . . The Clerk -w 11 ed $30 tor the use I
* isait..011 111.0114- CiDegi.01111 when paid infect; .1,licholisDoyle,poundkeeper.
is kr themselves) wilt say that.- : .By -Law read and ndopted. - - - • ' ' .--
* --and that • - all a a-ar 4'
_ ,lialFapbiaal isOlitiOn it Such that °f hia-"f0- . _ - - - j.-. -
Topmelm-inest be the eastern terminus of- * mi. small:woo dirooted- to have_ tba
It** mark *WA**, matte" of eminte;. leige !tali ia- reedinem for tile,sieit of the
filmy Oak ere keg. hen **tedium chief suPerintendent . of education, : OD
thilir Wok several Millions of ,-.,1..,..;,i 2 - --- • . • . , -
ilaPPloon or Paving' Saturday next After which the Council-
tielhoo Ant wili nessepirily be spelt in . Irmur''''' - ,- ' ' : .
lahiguat. object.. ' Thalia- - ,-- - - _ . - , , - -
saw nay bet aa4-20 ' potwas AT Lettirtrow.---4.- soiree *Wilt
ead IjOyeT &Tear low. . bigitren under.the liusPiMe Of the NOW =
hiliammt, hi tbeir_sistiina- flonnetion. Church at Luoknow Wed
.r . . . . on -
b *et "ale legible at.'s modaYs- she aist last. The attractions: f
* ' . : .
Colaik AIM Sat rat' itsaa ma br - ore :-.--it good tea, a .ininiber of speakers
sheeff$1.11**** OgeoPP, tho al* cholon I '
. . _, bylgempoebetk, TheircTiowe ethe non .i argl 4 atie0elieir fro* Csixterich.k r
. I . 1. 4 ‘
i
,
bet Nein 'ittessare such as we have been
simskingatwill become law. If so,. an
maim beopenedfor the alleviation of
naeemitteiwaat eisilrretehednese- which.
a- pit ream, dusk God, Are in a
rabies- te
difosintatot Bair Vaasa** -
located there, in addition -to the one already
established; called ttie Hay Branch Society ,
also a .similar petition wus handed in from
Waiyanosh, Ashfield, -1(iiiloss and Culross, to
he called the Union Branch; and to be located
at Lucknow or St. Helens. They were. both
referred to the Bureau' of Agriculture, The
meeting was then ndjourned.
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In our notice of Mr: Waffle's temper
ance lecture we stated that a Mr. " James
Dickson of Goderich " made a few remarks.
Mr. Dickson's name, we have since been in,
formed, is not James but William
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COOTTIES, CO UN CIL .
Finn MEETING FOIL 1866 --NIR GIBBONTS
. RE-ILECTEti WAttDiN.
'The Cotinties' Couneil met • et the
C01111 House at 3 o'clock this (Tuesday)
Afternoon.- , - ' . -
: The Clerk took the Chair, and on the
roll being called the followiug gentlertien
handed in their aertificates AD representa-
tives of thevarious municieslities :- -
Aslitield.:-Win: Malloegh, M. Dalton
, ;
deputy, - - . . - ---____,_ -
Clinton.17.Toseph Whitehead.
Colborne. --..Thos. Hussey. .-. .
Goderich town.r-Robt. Gibbons, 13.. Hor.
ton, deputy, .. __ . . - - .. '-
Godeneb township. -Henri -Ford, David
Patton, clepety - ; , . - -
-.--Grey.-;--A. McDonald, JIM. Leale,Clepety.
. Hay. -R• Biowp, Jas. amine, deputy. .
Hultett.-Thos. McMichael, - 11, . - bnell,-
deputy.- - . , - .
-:IlowitiL7--Y.:Gibson, jes:Petk!nes dePt-4-' =
McKiliopi-aieseph Enna, -James •tlays,
*deputy: • . - -
. ,Morrm.-C. Whitehead, 4. Brown.
-Stanley.-T. Simpson,. Dr." Woods.:-
. --Steplien-k. Sweet, John:Pane:ins. - , -
Tuekersmith-G. Sprerat, John Doig..
Turn -rry-John Messer.. --. --.
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` tithe e -A. Bishop, R. Creary..
Waw nosn-R Currie, II:Helps.
Amabel and. Albeinarle-- Mr Kribs. not
down yet, . . -
`Arran, -.1.11. Lemsden, P Campbell.
-- Brant -Jas 13roce.bank, T Wilson.
Bruce e;:1) hfcLellan,.1) McKinnon. •
Carrick -e -M Fischer, las Rawion.
Cuiross-Alex McIntyre, Jno Riter•, ,
- Elderilie-Jno Citifies, Jas Dobbin. .-
• • Greenocke-Robt *Pinkerton.: .
Huron -R Johnuon,_ R Martin: -
Kincardine t'lle---Wm Millar, J P Meletyre
" ' riff•-Waillastell.
-.Kinlees-Robt--Purvis.
: Sangeen-Jno ;Walfac.e.
Southampton-. Tilos Adair. ..
Moved by -Mr. Whiteheed," sec'd hy Me
Rastall, Tnat *Robt. Gibbons Esq. -be Warden
of the Ueited Counties of Hoot) and Brace for
the current yeare-Cerried uniaimously and
applause.- „.. .. -
Mr. Gibbons thanked the irentleinen pres-
ent for the high honor done birn, and prots-
ised to discharge the duties of his .office to
the bee. of his ability. The 'Warden , was
duly SW0111 in and took -his seat: •
Ax Extznive Henan Taanc.-An'enter-
-Prising American speculator has been in
Quebec . for some time buying up all the
mow serviceable' horses he nan fink We
la* impe of bis purchases yesterday-desid.
edly creditable leoking speciments of, horse
Beaks Fortunately for the trader, hcrses
havelieeteexpected from the_recent measure
prohibiting theeimportation of cattle into the
United States.-Quebee Chronicle.
.„,
-coratonart.
The first meeting of the Municipal Coun6l
of the Township of- Colborne; waileld at
James McDonough Tavern, Smith's Hill, on
Monday the 15th dap otaTanuary 1866. -
Present, Henry Spence for Week* No. -q ;
Alexander Malley for Ward__No. 21- Thomas
hl: Hussey for Ward No. 3 ; William Young
for Wird, No. --4 ; and Jamas- Rhynas for
Ward No.5. •
After reading the minutes of the Couneil,'
it wits propoiedby Mr. Wm. Toting -seconded
bY Mr. Jamas Ithyrnme-,Thatrhos...M. Hume,
he Reeve. -Carried. .-- •
The Reeye eimoints Thos. Anderson as
auditor, the Council appointi Peter Robert!
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8011 1111 their Auditor._
. Portland, Jan: 19. -The steamthip ".Nova
Seotian, left Liverpool -at 12.30 p.m.
oe the 4th- hist., and Greencastle.on the ilth;
arrived at this port at 6 this eiening. The
recent frightful gales on the coast orleeiand
came& the folioning disasters to, American
ahipping steamer Si Andrew; *hich
left'LiverpPol on the 30th tilt. for New York,
.
-put back to Eonishaven Light, near London.
dory, mid landed the crew of the Ship
Pleiades, from Richehucto-fer Belfast,- which
was abaedoned: . The ship S. P.'1,Yheeet
from New York for:the Clyde,Iiut into Ohan
ol the 3ist ult., leaking. She hal lost her
,sails 4114 bulwarks and waS inech _damaged,.
and her creiv iveie clisabled_on the 30th, *off
the Mull of Galloway spoke ship Guy Man
tiering. whieb refused to remain by tier and
take •off her mew, bat she- was lost :sight _of
during the night.-- The slim- Harvest Queen,
!iota LiVerpool Nate York, put into -•Bet
,fast en the 3rdavith bulwarks, &e., damaged.
The shia Emerald, Iron) Liverpool. to -N(4
Yerk, put back oe the 3.-d, noting sprung a
leak, lost he- sage:tad had herrudder sprena
She Must diseharge _her targe.. • The brig
Otter, from ;Philadelphia' for 'Havre, was
Mushy wrecked ia Clew Bay neat Westport,
-Partof her earko, it was -expected, would be
eared, - The ship New-:Werld, from Liver -
'poet for York, put baek on the lst, haying
lost her Sails and hecome leaky. The ship
itodman Pratt, from Livereool for Baltimore,
Was, in Ballieekillige dietnasted.--The captain
telegriphed for a tug: If the_ weather -
moderated she -might hold .Out. The- crew i
were landed. '1 heathip Leander; frinn New
York for •Liverpool, ran ashore near --Crook
Haien- the.31-st ult.; 'hitt got offiati the 3rd
insf.-uandavaS eot makitig mech water---l'he
ship Meridian, from -New York for London, t
was- abandoned riff Cape Qear oe the 1st
inst, The- mew was* saved.. The. Swatiley, I
from XeW",iYOrk for Queen town; put into
Barmen"? en the 10th :alt. The cargo* Wes
shifted- and the foremast Sprung, The ere*. t
.aaseithausted; and heads lwere employed to
The ehip John Fyfe receieed tonsid
erable damage in the Clyde t
and get to harbor. , • s
• Me Bright,- M. 13 , had. made aother great
speech on the Reform question at . Rochdale.
Ele eXpressed his ballet that Earl Miami' had c
tekee..:Up the aqiiestion of Reform with the -i
energy pf 30 years ago; The mePting adopt a
ed a •themoriaete Paniament praying for an
extenkien of the franchise 'and_ voting by h
ballet. The Lundoti Times remarks that for at
the first time in his. political life,* Mr Bright h
Speaks as* men consgious of iespansibility
for what te says.. He recognises the exiiet• b
,enceof persons who differ from himself, He w
'apelike et consideeing not ;what would be w
abstractly best, out what -cabinet reasonably f
. may be expected fa.. prepose,.. - The Herald- c
seys , his "speech i8 the least offetsivo which t
Mr Bright. has yet delivered outside ol Par c
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-Welsh Slate Company, whi
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a I he. willsOf great peoplc.do, not always dgunnieng40,tOmfiinsethyeoucti7ip,rit.
Provide for, thoee who her the strongest,
naturalelaim Kam theM, - a this will, fee PerhaPs you -imagine that I will finprieen
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histance; no provision anae s. to have -been yow cootamed -the MuTor-
.: ''..- iseratchso, his - head t ,...." beim mastirisjami
four o!clock yesterday Signor Etliardo. listen- The Mayor lies .:neeer heard from the fel- -. h ta-Th - - is - .
Joh he -visitors- of the builditia by a eymn• low since- P. ' • -. - • ,
..- a ... . . ... 7 man . e motteyi.
The ship- Pere is,- f m • - mad
. ro Leghorn
astic or crobetic: feat, Whiph 48 iS. said 10' - - ..- - . '.* - ' . : : - . . ' '
Irtriftward PiNytilig- lilttemordlinsm : Gibraltar, hes been detained off New rock
ine- .r.ane time &ace -with- greet
- . • - „ztry. . for Mitigation and ventilation, •
haeepeefe A
t
succees at"- iorence, befo ':: Kinig Vietor ---,t- - . - -
Entaimel, end which emit ex itOthe supprise . : :--- . ' .. - - , •-• -i
..mr,..ital lioh., J -4,o. is. . At the "gist meeting of -the Ottaviii 4Tpty
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of every perion by wheme it ay7be witness- Council it- was iesolved **That ibis wataitip •
Consideiable -excitement prevaile here ta
ed.: . Some'prepamtion was ieriu;red for the: • be requesit4 to weer, ellen presicTing. at ,the
'exhibitton.- A strew, .pole some fol ty oi fifty billiard circles, in Consequence of the ,unpre -
boaid on nil ftiblie otesioes, the ineiguis
feeehigh wae erected in the front portion ot. endowed:run how ,being made by .Mr. Koval
the Handel Orchestra, and round this,' was ' 11"
%Y.-- Tirombl .. At two p. m. yeeterday kr; -aPPe*taining to his -office." Bial womb" Us
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-consequently assunied *be geld Cloak" pee.
rim a :Oita' col -nein,' coniapeted, with 'the Twombly commenced playtag_caroms eigeinst
aided tor the maypr'forstate 4:M040118. .
R. -B. T. readwill ; the lull gem; on n eize :
grauna peneath :by a long tiptir,rhavin4 an A
ticket of about thirty -degree*. This _spur. podiet Bruitswiek table. On -the ith game" ' r• -n
.1)11T-1114 Itrairit..e..44The great *tile- so. .
Mr.- TWombly, when 'he bad twenty-three • Medi) -have How ',beets in Vase 01111W twenty
end the windtng line in Whill it terininated. 1
eonsisted Nevi -ye( a atout-b arding, perfect- 'points to make, took the. white nod - red halln '-: yew's, hence it.tannat be:mid that .tliey sca
neat. the middle ot the_left,hina pocket, and ,
iy flat,. not Mere than twelvelincbec brotid, '_,,,..„,,, .,.
ad-fastened-Mita-upper:pp tion_7ofaheicen-'"S-nele-el-Teg-thenushion„.:finally_411Ce , atad-penoteented-X- on the authority of alma
'on 'del.:. They Itava been 'thought tried,
cal -main or liole by slialit li OU.airderii. - At seeded in lowing -them its the left band upper whole,livesend Beall]) they have ...1 .--,-• i.1)
. . . . , pocket.: ' e closed the play fast .night at to :be it sere, harmless and-ateinently -Wee -
One ride of tae plait:law W lying. it -.round
ightcoloted globe, shout tat? and a 'half feet half -past -ten, having. run -up a;a00poitits, anti fare preparation, sed if taken in imam will
or -three i feet in diametei;.,- iatior.'Eth.irdo. resealed. tbe game this inoroeig.. Up to this joy...endear cum coids, congam; - tose titroat
made his* appearance at* the appliinted liout iti p:.7m.) be has made it: totel acme-- of . and all Broichial at&ctions. One -fife trial
hour (5 _
he -speegled costenne. of, the :Sprite ----at ft t 8,000 pants, 'and is stall playing, -. - . will. convirce the most stepticel- Sold 14
pantominte, and,' - stepping' _on Able ..ball. • ,-. . . - ;
THE -PUB:LIU RIEyENlills; ' - • a.li medieiee 4luelere' at*: 25ete. Iter Ibter. - •
walked or danced 'vett it the whole Way'up- ..
ae column,: end,deseended tgilio the entire. ' • . -""--- -' - * ' ' '
pace in ihe same ordinary. , Sefton. It' was It will be seen by. the- telegram of our : any otherexhibition. we believe it', sight .
"8-4)414 Grata EasteneSteemehip' Unlike
seecial c.orreapendent:.at Ottawa, that -the this Hoble messed Itait'aiven good amid
t mote mimes Lind bewilde ing exploit. II-
- - !revenue of :the- Province hit .the Ulf- year ; to the.gtousands.of poem* Who traveled te-
a tree that he yea able . ea t or or- three oce
ending .31st Deeember ;feet, - foots up very , Quebeeto rew lei, and well repaid aim fee
asions 10' obtain a momenta, y .rest hf loan- •
satisfacterily. The Mlle:mite; is a ,statement . theie. outlay.; and.ieis jute so With the It Cats-
na on the girders whickbi d.-„teaethee, the
Of the-reyenueiand expenditure 1-- .- sidian riot) Delitroler,” Aber. senor weemw- •
lender ereetioni-- btit 'he net! r employed -this
' - Rovenue,Customs:.;;-..,:-... S3 476 243 66. .thleg th" gave each setisfitetioe. it roiSevie
resource for the purpose- ot proitiusion.. ' In
is descent he had to deem el , fOr a motive Excise.. -...., ... - 694,202,48 Pantillm°t inettettle 'Isil is siss tim`t *UZI
I I. f
ower solely en -the strength- nnd agiJty of • - .Preit 'Office ...: . i _246,274,29 in the world foe rhenmatime, Isearelaia,
.
is tett,. which were, Of eciume,, at .the-:-Mtlnit .Vtliwit Lands.,:. ". 461,491,50 :-.
pities in the stomach, lc. 05 metes -Swill bag
hie, meat husily employe !iit. -.Maintaining Bei.stampa...,. - 43,890.74 a Bottle of it. Sold by all ilurmiaa Dailase:
is shifting bilauce. ...In the decent .thebill'
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Total- revenne , - . . . • ... -., .---. 7 .. .$451585,891366 vicing ore the lee from the opposite alias:
Miscellaneous, .. - • 663,795,99' est:
tea -T- he -volunteer. **utensil' et :11aeiwiale
a3 of oecesaity Only top mp tO resh- downa. • - • ' a l'ew days since,- saw :a number of men oda
Ards.. and it *as Only by t e neat _wonder'
ul skill and. mire ',that -its moVement . was .EePenditure: - - - a -,-a :,-`,-e., - 41387s672,23' -When *estrange', awe within beltiter lase -
he „narrow:and, winding li e tire whtch its.
heelred..and-ita direetion.-w .guided: along - . .
:Surplee......, 1. , .....,et:,....,11,198,226,43 , ielityl the softies gay* an Alarm by *riot -;
- . 7!!-_------7--7,--_ tance they were challeagedi bet mattes se
oeite : was ;restricted, Th -'...Eingulatity • of - The eirtibit foe :the half ye‘ar ending- 31st their pieces m the air. - Time:" aaefal*. 'OM '
he:scene . was here increased by the eircean- Deceinhef„ 1864, yea as,followa.:-.- . :- . - retreated - speedily. ;The next they soma
Mums that the forMer had onnske his •Way 'Revenue for 'half year. . ...,. .... 45,706 957 4:merle= 'soirsars from -Fort war* "alktilfl-
i
itekwards„ the., whole ivei ht :ler tits body Expenditure -- do * ........:. .. 5,595,117 PPPosite Ado ' - of the *el, I CM- .
eing thrown- as far is Ojai le l*..inthe (Wee-- . . 5.--,....-4..--- , sed veer to Sandwich and mode i'Dtleiliee a‘
ion oppesed to that *Mali his unsteady sup- -." •
ort. wae tendnig: . We• bleva that -many Surplus....,..........,„.. -.........-$.111 240 In who tried to shoot thou the itigitt beefiest.
Large as is the revenue ‘frOM the Customs 1"-;_:-e,".r.„; re_ae"•.°R.e. a.. -"*"4...,„..",„.....4 whea....,-Its faete."111
§ A ....„ a
people havemlready run abo te and -teem pas. -during the -past *ix Months, u is net so large: e.,..."-",slr. '5"'".e.....":.7',.../s....r=r ........"Iiirl.."7„„ A-
ged along,: slight -elevetione leader the same -
"fa'. It conditiona .' but Signer Ethardo u us .ihst during': thitt. ,cerreaponding • period of -4-„":_su,L* s'w"1,..„---417.......- ,,,'""---" r,,,-,- I
1864, wheteit Was $3,589,200, Tbe !OVOID*: b....._,-- *111"P 4: lilt__ -511V-. "C.7 141.11110P16 /43- , : .A__,Pill . •
fer tis we are Aware, the 'Snit. Man sih-0
eer attempted to Wind his leaf. upon ..so.
.. . . from 'excise during the. year 1865 .nitie been' .-1/1/"T‘Tmei,_____Inst thST wa,eT _,_; , 'ww,wers t
consideiebly larger than everbefore. Mr..- l'ungmr-Irmn th_e..-Pekr are?* Isl"' ' . _________' 41.7
perilous it leconiotivit.un and down .a narrow Mk tbe Met _six months ie was S795.351) 11Psw,12_141,'"ht_01 en otelibc*, :ProP,....,. ,
nd-dizzy eminence. 7 Ais feat iWis certainly
mostremarkable.une, and Ment to entitle I _ , . , r , Alf , i . .retniced • -
during the 'lest. $694 202 48 o alto ether au" "Tctaritg -mscrsamas sae ' - Part as
lee in his own line, 10 alai- t as eaceptionel. $1,490,152,48.a-rOlobe." - 7 ' Tamer thew atePs to -Wm fert.--
piece au that of Blondie bimealf in 'the Ameba Resatny.e•-•The -Cognises*. a*French "a' William ft*** detecta a liatill 48"
. .
robatic ivorld. * 2- •
jeareal, state, thatlhe cultivetion -of vi *_. . centhint of Shakespeare"' siater i 71I 'L.
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•All the other morning papers have t
leading -articles OD the speech. • s
The fire at St Katherines dock, London; 1'
was one of theniost disestrous for yeats. An h
official estimate Of- the damage has not yet t
been made;•but the latest unofficial estimate p
runs is high as 440d,000 sterling., There is
little doubt but that it -was an incendiary fire.
Crowe Hill the residence of .icird Crow • d
and one of the finest Elizabethian buildinge as
In England, W88 destroyed by tire. The loss .e
was estimated at X120,000 sterling:- The
London Star says the Colonial office leaves a
the Jamaica inquiry corninissioners quite free. a
to condnet the inquiry in their . own way. - h
The London Times, fn. a leading irticle, a
urges acceleration in the rate of the repay-. ac
ment of the national debt; which, at Abe pre
sent rate, will -not be extinguished -till. the .
year 2270. It qaotes the propitiations made
for the speedy -repayment- of the .American
debt- a* an incentive. - The Berlin ftaats re
Anzeiger, in its nonofficial- portion,. contains a
an "thole on the United States, in which it a
characterizes the President's message as emi-
conservative, tied lays stress upon the t
continued thendly relations between Prussia, e
and the -U. States. The article tiejnes out ti
the suceem of American institutions; acd de lo
nounces the precipitate and unjust opinions w
which have "been expressed by.SOMe PreiaSiell d
journal'', friendly to, but improperly regarded, su
as goveinnient organs. e
,The,Madeid Correspondencia seysithe 401, -
eminent known oft the reiolutionitry project w
of those who mistake forbearance for weak at
ness; and ioany ease is 'certain of defeeting ae
-them. m
The Transylvanian digt hu Iieen. officially las
notified tbat the representutives of "Trans3.1- w
Again Mr. Puna, in ill ieterest .Of the
spectable portion af the c nitt,nity, protests
gaited the way in which . Bright's organ
nd Mr. Ilrighin permutes re treating the
emaicit business. That i - 'sech crafters
he question should heprejud :ed1in the vulgar:
st manner, andthat at tore t.mmgled sane-
,
wonions and slangy ah'' thould be let
me upon the *bite popai tioe of Jamaica
as ss much in accordance We the ante.ce
eats of theaccusent that it Mild excite little
rpriee: That Mies' Eyre's spirited and mist
rly appeat on behalf -of an biiebt and distin-
uished brother should 14 small" type,
bile the letters of excited d rampant fan-
ics, andlbeir ridiculous v r should be
corded all the honors of io ineuce, Wed
erely so much More provi ci int *And bad
tel. and that the sister sho ad- dismissed
ith a sneer proved yer ne !eget, that
Yana will shortly betummoned to the diet
t Peeth. - •
TraaeadwitptuS dtirlsseRtli!easleitrTugrt ejtaeadn: yttco--f-
en quiet and steady; tea firm; nee steady;
How firm at 48s ad; spina! __of -turpentine
iner at,46s 41s. ' •
The' Fenian trials were concluded at Cork c
Moved by Mr. .fanies ghynas seeonded by a
lir. Alex'. Thai Jeans Tewaley be
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Treasurer. -Carried.
_ f
Maud by Me. W. Young seconded by ltfr,
Spence, That- Win. Stitt. ba assessor.e.Car- fp•
f°r l'trand, dilliner°1 use,- but -thlerifuled in .11agene*...tRxil.A..at stRiarathimutf°1111)11killiiinana
France in SI remediable degree, . in co . •"--re°-'ssiTihs. by--; t -he boy' e- -oem.--- ilite Int .
seems* of ths gradual decline in the price of pears for Amt.
Cognac brandy and the increme in the value.
of other prodnee. In the Grand Champagne.' Ail the dallY me -, 0 !
of Cognac. lied ot the first quality* has not Make large soma of salosicl. Niw irl Pil
been worth more than Z250 the hectare (24 Ms efthe Herald, &met tile Past it
acres) for the hst.ten years.- while meadow ' said; will react 04400 i tiwire aim '' -
-land him risen to 4440.-- New' -brandy .1rail lame $170.000 ; of the Times$11000,14
tpTwhrieceriesarehstnaihnb°.eascedlibitsiZerienie:taesinethrotenibert5wysne7wdratlihniilficifiviteufintiljiinileinurkl8Sfei:sEnfriheent7ggizzP:21presill",":01:101.11tialieactooi:*74.4".54"1.10.114111- alliarodecdmitil. ' ‘
downs4 preeent at twenty five per cent. . - •
tatting a trip to Ireland. One of lik -.friends s--mTweet" '''''' /a ite‘14°..1.11 ''‘‘P"..4"4'
&IA 1 :-Tt .:. - ' - ....La Insolvent -Act
- AilTsmerrr -.....x.--...rown .. a in.........
anan now:- A few days sinee to -thought at „ , a ii_x_. 44,.......P...umesti
wyoe:ki: .:RG002;tne!t itsos taltoyeigyeo:.oweasifearew.i,th.. ..Tiewattheeranets att,:buidef ereiltrate. ogeradsdas of no -
i
meeting him in the street- jean:ire& . s. welt , United Counties of - the United Coesticsof
Brown, my boy., when are anti der it Neat, Huron and Brace. norm sad Break
the -Morning Star is not the apresentative of Inneuntametrx.-The proprietor of a
the English gentleman.. go Inuit seri- cotton -mill put Ail notice on his factory Late TElergediundenigtors tonahisimatichareerilla twael".144)11 "
usly -state that the new ton w ich thesfitar " No cigars ersood
Its taken -11P is too offensive t?e -tolerated In en ezplanntion helessaildia-i:ne!The4domnietigdwic thette3°Iiiiiiclaitie t-heMayareilid,ConallEtt ft: ellillsoellsiba.
is being "funny" -011 the xe n e set a One a -going among my cottons, and don thereof.
a miss of the t'other among the gets. won't admit such JOHN liAtLICA/f, .
1141ritille an dangerous things mossy establishment. The by his attorney etellitnes; W.F. FINDLAY-
halted, in a ecimic strain, h wanting to isk is -too great." • - • Hamilton, 17 January, INS. w52Tp2m,
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