Semi-Weekly Signal, 1866-02-09, Page 2-
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say that we have seldom witnessed a finer
epread than that of Tuesday eveninge-
About seventy gentlemen, embracing
many. of the meet respeitable settlers of
Wo ftel). 91b, 1866. Morris, and visitors from other -parte of
.thelscounte, were present on theoccasion,
amoer whom we noticed:Mr. Dickum,
a-heckie, depity Reeve of Grey, D. B.
McKinnon, Dr. Thompson, Dr. Mellool
W, Kerr township clerk of Morris,
TIM Iticifirocity Treaty:
The following important announcement
vrascommanioated tot, the Toionto press
- (s) the Plea of rile -7* 'Mat' :- •- • J. S . Sinclair ' I. F. Toms -mid W. -T. Cox
" We are authorised to state the Pro- ' ` ' ' '* - - -
..- of Goderieh Mr - Strew, of S aforth R.
" vinee delegates havi deelined the pro, , , , 1- ' ,.0,. -- 1
a position _of the eonnuitteee oe ways. mid ti. rteict of Clinton!. •1 a „la. Squire, Jet).
- " means.' The reciprocity ' mei°, tiatiOns Richnaond treasurer Morris, Mr. Craig,
" are thertfore- at an end I 'The. .delfe I I'.. Kelly, Mr. Gellman, T. Laidlaw, J.
It gatesieave't inerr".7 '- - ,- ' Igoe, Dr- .dirrey T. Sheridan . Dr."
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. ane; W. Mellaffie; J. -S. McKinnon,-
. Aie this its 'considered authentic. tie isio
• think it may he considered ._ certain - that /wm..:.-e
awnings, of Wingham, W; liar-
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the ReeiPmeitY•Treaty will be dAnitelY ria, Jno. Kay of Ainleyville Jas Irvin
abrogated on the .17th of next menth. Wm. Armstrong, R. illannoad, T. woe
*We •exPect fuller particular" in -a few . ker; T. Kenn jos orr, 0. mecielleo, H.
dayie
Helpe, jno. SparroW, .04. -Quinn, j. S.
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-Scott,. lie., Its;
OVR li'lLITKS.- - - ' '
. Mr, John 'McRae,* Wrs called to -the
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*NO, 4. _ . chair„'anl Mi. Scott a -etc& as vice:chair,
Having previously pointed 011K boW the man: Thq guez4- of the eyening occupied
action of the Dank tif .England, by raisinst th.e seat or honor, of coarse, at the chui.e.
... ieterest; effected- us unfevorably: ',we te• Mants,right..-_.
,, vert to. the attbjeekv.for i the Inititose , -of After ample Justice haa -been lione- tliP.
showing how it.iiiiglit .be potaible Pi ihutt . viends„ the :Clielt Was remeved, nnd the
., _ imection and eoefine' it sitaply ta Ike_ cf- ' chairman Cennioenced . the real husilless
fect prOdneed by a high rate of:interest, of: the evening. by . reeding a , letter_ from
wittOnt. the addition 'of a heavy drale of Oen D.: MODonall,-. expreising hie- tegret
capital. . . ' , - - , 4 - , ..: .. itlat a businesi: engagement - prevented hie
As: befere observed; enrteeks ate limit:' being present. _ The' Usual. loyal toasts
ea in the amount of interest,- they can havini been given and respended to in a
. charge,. it requires no greae * segacit,e . te--; trnly loyal 'manner, : the chairman,- in..*
peredive that if Money is worth. le Eng- .11ighly complimentary ipeech, whiCh. did
_ Iand ten per cent, it is ttot emning-to ample Jestiee 'to. Mr.:. Whitehead, aa -..a
Canada tii- find employment. -at -eVen- i pritate man and a Municipal __officer; ' pro -
therefore, as soon As it shall b_ecotne the _ posed the toilet - 'of -the : eveairg„ ajiiiiir
_ interest 'al EngliOli eaPitaiis .s - to raise ; gu4*.t." - The announcement -Of the toast
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their rate to -eight or . ten ;'per nt, .so cer- - was received with- cheers and a rattling
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-- ' in will -tie- the- zedingf indTtheamults or-round7oupplatise. ... - ..
-'titi-Bitik of Englandi -no Matter from mit.: .0.. tit.;
. . .t.tioetixan, in- rising . to
'obaceatise drainiel„ Whether • it, hi fon._
.eirei epeeekton in grainy orm cotton, -silk resPond, said he could not . sufficiently
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thank those present for the coniphment
Or: any othei.1 a_rtielc, will 80911 fe4 the oak biz 01 this oceasion. . lie was great-
- . r - Puobucz Comma, lat.-7-_,..We are glad tO
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-; intateStFeSealie; MHIMOficy *Inas sure- .. . _
• ly surprised When he heaed, Oat It wee see- that, tarnlerno.9, taking...or adviCe hi
ly Ilcut back te them si the sea returpOo• the inteution. Of his friends bi• 'glee him e hring iii their peodece as fait es poseible„
the .change or the tide. ., New' it :allnest eempliweetary . druner,-. .-as . he . wee not It is a long tune since miLlitieets Were so
-always happens that this - state ! of atiare that he. had - dew. serthing • wiott crowded with tea -ins Or- ivhen ragrleqlttl-,
' . alb's takes -gaol at - a time 'when eier to. merit 'such an honer beyolur what riSts !laid. received. such- excellent: Ptices.
ttwi outlying parts. of. the .t
emnnle..reial: Was his &e'en a • repreientatite of thne 'Th
wella are meat in Want of MeneY• and. the - Who bia. reposed minfidence in hint. • r _Ile sad the -•bighVrieen liaVe .had- ...a :. marked
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tudtUn "Page daranOS everrbing'' ..vias yet young in inunicipil -Matters, nnil tifeet= upon tra‘le generally.:
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.1111heugY " adiniters-6e't-h6 lnanner in:- therivrere inanfonen there Who deserved
- which (Mr:Thanks hare heali:lasMiged, and More than himself such an ovation as that,.
_ coosidering as We do thif that manage- But Still; is he had,endeivored ...faithtully
°lent hee' eete4 c'n 448 e-nunt4 tneat in- tar discharge the' duties develving. uPon.
. intionaiT i our !Sink or 049E406o is I'm him, itt was mase.geaticeiag to see suclf a
t"4 l'easen fer °";quietlY settling deWn iargei respectable - and .intelligeet - assem;
- 'tinder two evils --it. in quite.had enough to .hiage of gentlemen, representiog , the- bone
*lifer- from our "n, kank . man.agembpt and sinew, Of.MorriS, aS well as those whe
NitiliecttliOuort..thhuiv:11447K itaulieP44,,,,rind4k .9r, traregitaolta&I in : hail come from. a distance. -•-. (ApPlanse..).
When he entered:the COuncil in -:18fil he
it$ attentel ta-Pmrerk Itself,. '1ula :the : found the affaini ef the towieslaipin- a bad
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ra°aiea interest orthef*Ot gentre Of the eondition; : He did dot --wish to. Cast re-:
' world.- As n Temedi. for •tib 1#t".e .evil l=flettions -uponloriner reeves or. collectors,
we Form that our LoKislatPre 4API* hut the Very fact that Moths- was -behind
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an act hy which: our banks shall' be tattler,
ize4 withoist reducing -their rate within -
' in her. COunty. rates -iras a Sufficient preof
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that there was soniething- wrong: 'Now,
- llavelt.' Per emir *bolt te be One per cent • - - . - • . . - .
fa advaaca ar the . rate -.abjure' .by the ,.howeceri: things . were different the
- Hoek of Engtaed; thu valuation to be io, connty rate, was paid uN .the ,.-finaneial
Situated to the pablic through theflazette : affairs ofthei toweshikWere in -a healthl
- awl the pape!s of all •plicea where bank - state,_ and ite representatives at the Conntl
. nelmiet exist' al4-4 j"--h-i% new 'rite shaulA -Board; hid 1 the :satisfaction of inoWieg
Coettutte a fertnigh.t atjaftetral'itel.bavieuekhWall . twit th.e.I., orii.4, et* *o& up 144 for- .0-e
- • _received:front England.
reduced its intivest_below a:even-per cent. interests of -tbe people represented. - In
We treald not propose placing the !power , affecting stick a desirable result as this; it
in the handt of our baok-Managetneut $o was only- right- that .a larze share
- do - aot think their action toward.t the - - - • . - . ' , • - . - -' -
or the
raise or depress interest at..f pleasure, ire . praise shOald be attributed' to such men-
' public of thin orinnny desetvea that con . el'. the ehairillans-Itil-bad- been uneenning
ideuee--wot fear we should .never see. in theit.e.fforts topromOte good Municipal
money much; if any *thing, belove ten- or govetaenent... (Applause) : Whileit had
eves tweiveper fent ;, we however believe ' been his; (Ur: irs.) pbject to lOok..eloselY
lin Protecting ontarthea, and` iri think 'it . after th'O interests- of. Morris, he ,Idid not
"44 ber faun(' 6°14Tc:tills plan 4414" bel- ieve tit' the._ elog-iii-tha-Manget pnlieY- so -
el we -should net sofe.t rIy. as Much
.aa we do.by the Rank a Ragland _it -, rais.-, -ofteti.and so:Selfishly exhibtedi '• It shoald
ing its_ iutereat. , It is to-- be borne ira ever he rcnienibered that -there. were late
A Letttr: Oil IF enianinne
soma -that there are u -diversity of inter, enteral iutereati.te he 'considered, and in
Satit acting on thO mew& --or -N. neena; all order 'to. secure- adVantage -. to- ieparate A letter' has lately.- &kit -Um ea in the eOlumns
which have to be neeefully .wittohne.--by - %. - . • . • -I - - - ' of the New Yorb=.Werld addressed,' -to the
tile manetent of the.Bank; to us tho re. :townships, It wail . aye) etely necessary to
Fenian Brotherhood by John Cempbelir an
. allII ii very much -the tame, whatever the . act, at thus; in meenlargerLepirit for t Irishmen of Vhillirielphia. 'The Initeent evi
cause proftniogie; ., . -__ .. .... : - . __:. .. . beeefit of *County as a *hole.Vheers) dently Hot at all friendly to the Btilsh: &li-
la' eur Pre -v16" nt*bereit lis been -rine We° hie °bleats' Ilea be Weelit t4 >1° PFlereeLtaietamPPepassisriet. b:1".1."semedsadiy. 4:fifowiehnattilnh-t.
out tedea.vor to, point out to the public eerry nut the principle :while he ... had
the injurious manner it *hick our bank- • - - ' -' Boa ' .- - . • vit : commie "tense, He aehs thein . it they
scat at the CountY rd-- . Benue have examined. then:sources:ant tremendous
tag.' Inatattataana- beive *Grime the Priri- - - power of GM B • -
at retain,. and gates Isetore
' !ogee coeferrecI upon them; -end the effect again thanked them for the- great-&-humr itiem the follewing statement,,:-.-. ' --r-. -
:tootkeitir ouraituorimahosnagembiutoe:tth;wiocoottircya.fflitt -4cif,tantei_atubiniiii, to.- Marni.--a_67orhaitehuead: :resumed his 1' .,i•The- itibjecta of E I '
. =milk, ana rtilmosi make ti4 si. Law_ _ .p.i.:3:en..1.hei vai.;ive__,_, _;:;_r _:_..roppiekson_u_s_ei,..,:._ -__L__ :_ ._ __ -__. _th_aliont isr It - ng -and a Qtleen anienet
• isitt.vatll that withOue hand We- oonstruet . ro - te . maw then proposed:, _" OUr eitole;,' I e: ibi c:.u: 1:67rde-c.ti th::','„ -'i:neetis
_ot endred and twenty Millions of
(Chegerrseent) ibae six - hi a - tram- 1: of . bearing
wu curter loatitutionesach as oar tuba; ,_:-.. '.--. teheed. ; be-, as a =Maher of the ankle* to keep -another-DP Other'.
:. . --.a.. -.eel .uses -one perttrte-oioofanshianr
- inns -
Terme the cheapest and the Meg- dipedi.- m
__. mksoi -.said -..-it gave him - ' '-' - 'his Ca' I 1?11 e '
'1144 rotite to, the oeitut-if with theother r. _ . _ it_ worthy friend, i, .... et.
ure to- do honotte ids . . ix;r.uervar -of thirti:.•sit '.milliens - of gbl
'...tbatlike, ow torpid snake of the ratk) wwneinp untied and: a Cure. had served saehje.ctien ; end she Usei one nicer; nqeer-
placed in tbotosonr of .-thengrieotarist tli_e TOwnship Of Mortis .so ably audiwell. . lerher7none i More --_-sci thin Irish 8
_ .1, a nal . He Emr D.J. had a ways. holdeall the keys that Com' an d the Sea all
whew Brined tarns retied -mid sting him. (A
deep interest . he - . -
* - lye Ow ahnoat tempted to believe Old fel
__ Dv oilunoil. . in t -workingi Or the omen &brine:Ma . In -the Meditetranean,
t .. ;.ife believed. theiv was she' owns -the strongly fortified Island'of Mal.
Gros* to havi beim a clairvoyitit us well notlevi 80 etsto-OSatavre_11:as the . Rock -of T-Giberaltee, that
ilea lattheri init. deal- is hia fable aboie , 0. Y: lu b..PP!r -Moeda -where nds the efitrance into:the same sea
ranted to be thriliailowed oar' benka and meek MeneY. wile rus'd .. . ' Aden, one hundred mileet.a*.aa-t
- k St -ANNUM.:
otaragriciltuaista. . . .
*tablet zpaort of eh:Irene: freliwias: heal:shall iin_.n, oStfhatithlie-Streit of Itabeet Mendel, or - G
thus einitroleathe ilea g'ea: wolf
it.- True, iMcGillivray ara per lel' and
RifirlfTliar tBiddultitt liaLnot taken. twit as much -of liblu G614 Fr:em-tilield"dian °"an and Per -
B debiess -y-Shoild have done, end man, and fiat* tbe-imal?useb ta:-Cla Utesirin:
these of ttie Ganges she holoAtruPthew.iltdor out
.t, rune td got off too- easy, considerine•
tit: gaetti advantageAerived br Many Of otinUel4dhred.undmredinitohnsougsofleclal.nd sricoencwe.reTitoh
r sway 11 0611dpi:tient
wha _ . . Of -that county from the rail. the west of Funjaub he ' -
. yt_bs_wat spit t_hii_people of Huron :- hid ciocitArofrialitatatdaeintianneed l
-the= -seed their gravel *lids,. _which i of farther Induesuildeall
, plittemi J. 4i.rilen_." hpc,ipi:1000tusheinirsoarkf :,,. f[thitt:pi.patria. 9:2_dttiewiteri:etar:q. ha.cijt. .iliBinrtiroatirhis:.'i.iiidrdeliSmalait:latismaitlaiy belt illormoderom Mum esGatornatf
,, least 'nets. '
bleed of Ceeln. on theinsi;e titylrailtwhitt bountiful
Crotati giv'Trrt.,41.0.. or's. ar figure' 111rdi in a unrthegegerli direatidni-li a18°
B ova _ . al _ _ _ govonimeat _ tat -the.English peovipce of Arnica. ....I'arprinvee
warm, mir1.10DieZonanSpapeloceedect ta of iri !hies course -southerly, We by- tib-
ia, :news , hrieily with reword . to a _ii. te.rritory, 'Tennaieriu and liATIVO set
politica stato _Gnat country. ..As 6 tatral: _. :ta• On the •weit coast eLthe
, reciprocity; he admitted tut dui, te .?!..!. . rureer*.zustesoh6:mitsegialacot Col '
ony,
t abrotea. rul m
L.bai "iagainatthe tatter& of this section' Ltediniieeltssiin:ft:IthS:'it,nliagate• "I''&11(177nsi;theb: restIrrarsulgialitYhedf:!°4-ielhate:.
-son. or the. Treaty woul' di, for a thite
tht. Chinese. -Sea.; Sha -owns the
be Would never consent ; that we' Isle ot H g
r.ncito6ittileonned, etc° much to thollabeiinana. Went blt:Itadt?-ngidT tortn•Citte.-isSaihoteheashe'iheuti
River, and e ut at any mo-
istinirattati.* ;jilt uitrune7,4-1Paliaad4°nErnileethienia -uteP".grelt .graiP-wi Chi'
rt.ziete.itintliette:fa;osif iie'nbee.141-iii-ebee-reasholinsweithcit hfeorr
. ng to Crown Land talinefle--- her empire •Trittit _ . continent of An*
Inure aggrandisinent -of
in endeavoringto defend the tights- erPoer. Tottel;culle. tisteL-al:/' sod, . I III' P,i-etv . Guienai a.tut Vat!
_... 1 s e ha, edabliahed !ler '
- bets elected' thorit the mat isle of Borneo. She owns testimony' fit-1.4ft ;MS recorde oat -this -to Surrender sulpher and. faggots were
lators. (Chem-) He had g _
in 1861 by, a large majerity, and, sioinut the Iste, 01 AIICenBIOn. eel, waters her owe et!
n St. 'filen& The Mauritius, west of; Ride I
his expresied Wishes, by acclamationl gascar falters. -From the -Cape of Good I
-1863- He had eerved them to the best /lope sail along the western coast• almost _to 118$ inqmred into it w.as no n
country subscribed n9 leis th n1500,000
to George- 111, The country A, rited peace)
but until the death of a member of this House
Ito talk of
•edress; and
as an einpty
ach ace
of his ability ; but he vtished to tria; that
if th
upon
Br°
the
aPP1
in g
.res.pended te.by Mr. James .6;dg, and
Mr..Squire responded enthuniastically to
The Commerdial Interests of Canada,"
He felt that the interests. of Canada id
this resPect were nothieg to those of
Myth, and -stated instances -of merchants
having alre_ady retired upon *ample for-
tune& •
reFpoiditig-lo the " Bar," Mi. Sin-
clair paid a high complon.ent to` the gueat
of the eveninig; MF. TOMS *ISO respond-
ed.
" The Press," was responded to by. xi.
cos of the Signal.- •
Drs. ThoMpson,- McCool and. Sloane
spoke on behalf of the " Medical pro-
fession."
Mr. Kerr delivered an eloquent address
on the subject of Eineaticin, hut carapace
will -not admit Of its publication. '
_Messrs. Toms and p. B: McKinnon
responded to the " Ladies',"
" Oar viators " brought.- oet Mr. man, whatever his race or creed. As to .the
Lee
rem
•
whi
ed.
and
his
it w
the River Senegal, Ind We find her eolonies peace. His death demanded
e neit election was to be carried on of Gambia, Sierra Leone and Fernando -Po i till thfn the preirehipe• of peace -
the old battle ground of Hdron and indeed for a thousand miles along this coist word ; tor the mat who now p
oe it was his -intention to retire from the natives dreadher power. Alone the east-
_ . ,.. and concord had been the men ho ha vice
field, 'Mr. 'D; .reatuned• his seat mow erncOaat the English influence ie paramount. lated it. The honorable gende en wenul)
atm. . - She owns British Gulane, On the north Pact -sod lengthy addieseed the Hues . •
.
eTiiheerpAl agiirdiit. 3,1itoarrraiii IiitnteliesarttsieuoraCr,r wada:
about three hundred miler! from Cape Horn. in presecuting the enquiry, %vas eventually
fic.-elca°nlidntrY'Stwhe°.ftonwdnaishathite trarklaasnd.lharlgeee nroniii.ng every assimtance to -the -Governer
. ,"After much eicited.discussion an address
,
Honduras furnishes her with hir ornanientAl adopted by sixteen to 6/ht." .. ,
woods.. Finally _she Owns the -BahamaAls-- , . es. Pelee isee.--.
lauds. and Jimmies: Such is a brief sketth of Ppeecla ist the . lEmPer x*01 tbe
_ . ,
French. "
PARISI.,•Tall.' 22.:
The session of the French Legislature was
army, her navy, her civil .service, and r the . opened at I o'cleck to -day by the Emperer,
interest of her national debt- Ile.r nov9 cm' who delivered the folkoving speeCh : - .
sists of nearly it -thousand -ships, and the peace
i, Messieurs les Senatetes and Messieurs les
Festablishinent of her army is at least hair ii - .D..,..,;,..: . ,
'nation of men.'-' Mr. tlamptiell -then - pro- ,.,, `f"'"" :- -
eeeds to trace the histery_ of the dominant Ibe opening of the Leeislative sesaion per-
saraezeawas,hethhee. psaaywseraoref thfaelesenllypireenbelleidogAaringolost-4 mita of a Periodic exposition of the situation
of tbe Empire, and the expressirin fp you_ of
entirely wielded by men of Norman extrac. mY.ciews-as in: Preceding; You's-, X. will 'ex.
tion; descendants ot the terrible vikings, one amine with you the pi incipat qui stion which
oinf Nwhoonnmannadniv.eind- Rtho:leoaropytapianrted aoi.-oltetje.voilientht. interests our * country shroud. Petiee seems
assured everywhere, ;tor. everywhere . the
gciegontinfiriyea. ntilisa itil:np: op woieartsoofutFhionvrianlittalr. ly: alue__, means are'sought for -of amicably setilneedif-
ficalties. in niece ot ending them With the
-asermowead_peteratitantohof thaeearn!ehdpet ,ohiptette!iagr L.Atitoeddi_sword. The meeting bf_ the - Eitilisli and
French -fleets in the sante • ports his shown
on the side of law and order -the clergy of that- the relations ferMed on the battle field
every denomination, every soldier•and pelice: .
the extent ef the fofeign dominions of Great
Let us look at her strength-- froin
another stand. point.' She 'spends three hun-
dred millions of dotlarii 'a year to pay her
have not been weakened -time
mented_the agreeitent of the two
- In regard to Germany, my in
as only ce-
countries.
ention is to
kie,v who made a lbw veil sensible',
a
arks, - ' Feinting obtaining aid from the 'Frei ch Fm,
- - p M pb I ' • 16 IST • h• - continue to observe fit polic); o .neutrality,
sane mind can suppose such a thing probable.
tr. Sinclair proposed the health of the which, without preventing,: of3 at tunes: rout
. - _ • LOUill Napoleon is a mere satrap of En„,ivland i eeing displeased or setished, leavea es never -
he must do • her behest. He carried- her .1haessr. strangers to' 'questions. in which our
irman and ACC bearepi Of Monis,.
po...r..m.m's staff' in Ererland i 1848 c••• interests are nct directly engaged • Italy Fe"
ch compliment waeduly ieknewledg, I:
c•-• . e, n 1 . an? . ' r
: , - press attabortive ohartist outbreak. Hehas . d by I El h p ' f F ' ,
leek to imperil his throne,by coming t6 16.;- hit: strengthenellas unity by inatigunning its
Ir. Whitehead propose& " Oiir Host been a beZ4ar, a wanderer , an . outcast, too
gerheads welt England. He knows that she POpital , in the eeutre of -the Peninsula. We
- Hostess," •Mor Illr. Shane _expressed
thanks tor the- heartiness with which . may Count upon the scrupulous eXtielltiOn of
as received. - - ' _ would lei loose the red republicans of Europe- the treat/
_ of the 15th,Septemberii and on the
upon him and topple his throne over -in- less indispensable 'maintenance of t e power of
Fenian hrmv csf 100 000 men to Irel 'nd Would' the lloly Father. • . . - ,
than a month." To convey the American
. ; 4 . The bonds which attach us_tt Spain and
take at least 100 transports and 20 armed Porte.ga . re st II mo tren-,t.. n - by my
1 a i re s h ed - '
steamers to escort them. - The writer admits int° interviewe With the sovereiigns. of tt.ose
that the men such aS they are, might be col- two Iiing(1°rna• - ' ' '
leeted from thehaek slums of Yankee cities . You have shared with me the general in7
; The assembly broke up in good 'order
shortly after midnight, all present being
satisfied that the _affair had been -a deeid-
ed success.
The Ote Wxu..--After amok, labor
Mr._Platthas succeeded in -getting_ _most
of the., imPlements out of the Maitlandville
aqd it is: probable that operations
b.erecommenced :n a. few days.
but be asks where lathe inoney to -equip add' digestion I, . I t ' '
-loth', e by he assassination of
sustain them.- ---- -I i -Baron, --gunehansenn President;f LAincoln ,• aad;-reaentli,-- the _death
seheme " Baia he ti -or the wildest dream --of °f the King -°f-the Belgians hes eissed -linen'
; ;
the Arabian Nialts -falls short Of suCh imOs reflreu• . ' ' •
ertooan ima-giningsai . - - •.'. _ In Mexico, the Government fia'unded upon
0 f
: ' 411 . the will ot-the people iii being -eprisolidated.
The Hallisait Boy Territory. The Opposition; qnelled and dispersed, bave
.. . - .. . -..------- ----,. - - -• - - no longer A chief. The nationattroopt hive
. A pamphlet, by a !shareholder of the - Had- displayed valor,. and the country has tonna
son Bay Coinpany,• entitled-- '..‘ A - Million-, 1 guarantees ot order and nenrity,-which hate
Shan We Take It 71' discusses the -expediency developed its resoerces and railed its Cone
of Consenting_to "a side of the territory for r meree with France alone time 21,:to $2-710-00.•
the Million sterline ivInele it is thciueht the 000. 'As I expressed the hope Ink year that
Cunadi to Government, with the aid -. of en our expectatiou Was epproaehingots tenpins -
:Imperial guarantee, are about te offer for it. lion, l am corning to an utiderstiadinv with
e immense quantity.of siuff coniini, in 1 he wrster is stronely against the transaction*.
sod brings forward a series of facts to prove
that the piefiosed sum Would be altogether
t i nadeitust a Unless his aeguments however
produce a sufficientimpression on the.. --.'s invest-
ing public to carry the market price of the
129.sharee trout 16 t6Something above par,
-there pan be no, doubt the shareholdes will
disrega;i1 t em, since the offered millienwith
the tangle". remaining Hose* would ap
perty to th t point. The writer , meptious A
parenq 'Ise tbevalue of ihe company's pro --
belief that: a combination ot Ainefrie-an cap-
italists -could be found to Offer mueh for it,
and is of opieion that the sharehoideri -ard
entitled to ,look tor the highest biddet, wheth-
er British, 'Canadian, -Ame•ican . or Russian.
In thee_ un er certain_ obvioat reseivations, he
is -correct, Patriotism, like philanthropy in
brisineas is rarely anything more -than a pre-
tenee, and is nearly. nlwa'ys a - mistake. It
the Atnerieanscan tere the territory to bet-
ter account than our own ropleior the great
use of mankind, it is:desirable they shoeld be
permitted tO do "so ; and, in any ease, it. is
certin th! all. politiCal attemets to prevent
Abe count from being eettled bit those irlici
are best adapted for tbe 'work mese,* •ene
gendering ! perpetual irtitation Trove wet -se
than Wile. - •
thrown 4n. first WhO caineout was the.
ethereal of - then the We& coned
'Correa, and two of bid faithful followers,
Darden° ited.Trapasso Brought imatediittely.
tp trial, one hundred sedfiffeimerinies many
'of them assaseinettois, Were imputed to
them. Correa and Trapasso 'Were condemn/
.ed toaleath, -end were shot on the 14th amid
-the great rejoicings of the' population. The
woman ivall cofhleined -to twenty yeitis Mud
labor. • '
. .
- The Chinese tiainsels Califareia have
_adopted waterfalls. •
_Mexico*
- New York Jan. Weridle Waste.
angton telegram say.s :--,11t is St-tted. that the
government his arrived et •utitterstanding
with the'Fiencb Governnwin, and diet the
difficulty bele-wit them is Settled. The
French are about to evactuite Mexico, and
the United States Government lee' no inten7
don to enforce the Monroe Beetling., Them
will propably be no recognition of Mexico,
,,but there is e pledge expressed "or implied
that the United- States will take no covert
meani. to deposie Maximilian, and. put Juarez
or any °be else lif hIS place. _Ili hile eot
likely that formal -diplomatic relations will be
fvened -with the Empire; a quasi recognition
will retell t from the preeent uuderstanding ;
thaf is, Collin% will lie appointed and em-
ployed in their prper functions otprotecting
American trade in Mexico. 'It is not likely
that ihe French will leave Blexiio before the
close of the year, and while -they are going
their place .will be supplied by Austrians Bel-
gians, and such Mexicans is accept the Em..
_
-
Ottawai-eRale of Ordnance Leads!.
The auction sale of Ordnance lauds took place
le the Temperance Halt, Elgin street, , Ot-
lawn. on Ihuraday afternoon, .comineueing
at 12 o'cleck. "The attendance of buyers
was:very good; and the bidding keen. The
Sale was conducted hy Mr. IL McLean atic_
tioneer. Coffin, Ordnance Lands
Agent, was present to watch the interests ef
the' Goveininent. Mr. elide, oldie Ordnance
• Lands Department, Acted as eeshier, assisted
by Mr. J. B, Forsyth, of the same -office.
Mr. McLean opened the salehy . declaring
theterins, stating that there, was no' upset
price, and that all the - hoe woeld be sold
without reserve. The ainceints at. which the
se' nal lots were ;sold were, in all CASeS,
_Nine lots on the north side ofRideau street
realited-$6,040. One lot en the _smith side
of Murrak street was sold for $400. One on
the north -side of -St. Esthetic street $615.
One on tbe south side of eherch street $690
One onthe north side Of St. Andrew street
$380, Three lots on the north side of
Bolton street' $1,240. Or.e on the east side
, of King street, $550. Four lots 'On the east
side of Gloucester street, 11,240. The sale
DOD thscOntinued at 2 o'clock.- te be. resumed
on Friday, at I2 o'clock. The number of
lots sold were 23, realising $12,025 the first
payment on which, ,10 per eent. on 'the whole
the Emperor Illiszimilisin to fix the epoch for was $1402 50. -Ottawa Pest.• . .
1
the -recall of our troops before their return ie - --•-••••-•-----,- - - -
iffeeted without compromising !the Frend The London Times has repeatealT of late
interests; find which it.e have bee* defending drawn attention to the inereasing,diffieulty of
in that remote country. North America, ie. providing troops for all die colonies and de -
suing victoriously*from a formida le struggas, '
has reostablishect the union a -Boleyn I,
proclaimed the abelition of slave jr, _ - -
France, which forgets 110 HO ie page of
her history, oilers up sincere wiiihes for the
proaperity of the American natio and for the
amicable teletions which will so u lave had not -find &mg soldiers for all- the iZuty to
1
a century's duration. The emoti n eroiluced be done., if we choose to have colonies and
in tbe .United States by the pre nce of our dependencies all over the world,and tolunert
troops on the Mexican soil wiil be pacified by a p.olitieal influenee over more than half of
the . frankness of on* decla tons.' The Aasinme,riacas ,wneloltastetshopetaokf AoffnEeseurohauelf, ow_feN:rutsht
.
accommodate ourselves, not to our posi
tion, but to our owe magnificent pretentious.:
We must do SS other empires havealone, mid
use one nation to assist us iu eontrolliter
anolher.'s . . ,. 0
411,,1110.
- gar We would direct attention 'to _ the
ad. in another column of a Parliamentary'
Agency established in Ottawa.- The
Messre Pennock are highly, recommended,
anct will, no doubt, endeavor to give satis-
faction to those wishinw their service's. ":
GODERIO,21 '110114:5111P.
,The frame barn and outbuilding" of Mr
Wm- Splan, on the 5th 'coneessien, were
btirned tO the. grOund on Wednesday. last,
.7th :inst. The • fire is eupposed-to hate
been the. work Of an inceediary.. The
buildings were insured, we believe:
To the Ehtor ot the, 11ritos
bilieee in giving honor to wham
honour is due. .• I See hy the GuelPli Herald
ot the 6th Feb.; that one Kelly,. who appears
be their chief constable, got .fgreat credi
arresting' that notorious- robber Grunt
jai Sinith5 in fact he ityie.ahlin Sherman
.-2 in 0:making operations, mid ie drivinee_
e prisoners to Guelph in a: cutter. Now
facts atc thatdohit McColl+ constabla. of
neardine Very cleierli traded and Arrested
IleaMp WO days before Kelly left Guelph,
d after takiag tke prisoner hefore the
gistnwes brought . te Godetich gcial;
that this Shernien No. I stragetie move
eit was to have him handed over handcuffed
d put.On the cars: - to Mexico to prepare for the evacuation.
to
fot
of
-No
th
the
Ki
the
ma
So
ine
en
Allexteo.
- A despatch from -Washington to the_ New
York Tribuue says there is abundance of
docetnentary prom to- 'show that -Napoleon
has determined upon withdraiving- the French
troopa train MexicO with9et any ItIrthei as-
sueance from the United States. Government
than that Of continued -neutrality. The de
spat* Confirms a report .previouslyeiade thet
extraoidinary CODItniSd011ei has been se-rit
By (riving this a, corner in. your valuable
jeu
ge
foal you will °blip the Conitables in - _
.
neral. ., - • -, , - Imp3riant from Jantarea.
I remain your oh't.'servt.
. B. TRAINER, NEW, §SSS. ION OF TUE LEGI'SLATIIRE-,-THE
-
High constable li. a B. SPEECH or SIR HENRY SToftss, --EN.
. CITED DEBATE IN . THE /13USE.
eamma•ma:
COlik.IMITATAltr DINNIJI TO MAIM*
WHITNIMAD, ESQ.
According to sorouseement, a public
&neer wag' gives by a number of -the
ratepayers- or Morrie, to Chas %Mitcham!,
Esq., who hat ably repreaented that
townibip aa Rem for several yea* -ms
the ono* Tienday the 6th int*. As
Xr; Whitehead halt done sali is doing
NM& kr Blytit„ by the -establishment of
mitiosivet millet the dinner was giver
isa Asti or cows& lt it as decided
*Mee esserktee of management that the
jot of Bantling the hist shoidd
art mr, sbumr, meat three- hotel
• learn pr the place, and as Mr& Shene
ix a- member ot the se/Dkuowit Rotten-
bury.family,„_ itt is almost seedleis to any
that everything *a* got ip fit first rate
et,yle. We have seat many dinners, -
rod, bad and letifferent7but we mu:4;nm and- poor Widows against, the speeu-
.
^Advices have been received from -Jamaica
t3 the 18th alit. ;Air Henry Storks arrived
out on the 8th. accompanied by -his eeiretary
Mr. C.: 8. Bounden and on- thti
dap took the -oath of office in 'presence of all
the heads of departments. civil and military.
The rebel prisoners detained at Morant Bay
had been sent for, and.Mr. Gorden Bilberry
Ramsay,- inspector of polite and acting pro
voit-elarshal Thontas-in the-Bapt dur-
in& the outbreak who had been 'suspended
. 0 9 -
until his cenduct led _ been inquired iqto.
Mr. 1. S.. Williale- a member of the &don;
ial bit, had been retained asenenset for Gov:-
ernor Eyre. - - - -
MEETING OF THIf IL,EGISLATDRE.
ThO Jamaica Journel of the 18th saya-;---
"Yesterday Old 'St. Jagede la 'rep was
unusually enlivened by the meeting of the'
Legislature - for the . 'despatch of business.'
It is not within the recollection of the oldest
juhabifent that• an.extreordinary -session has
been so brilliantly attended.- - • -
"Precisely at three o'clock his RecelleneY
entered the Audience' Chamber,' folloied by
a lar e. retinue of military mid naval officers.
His ''xcellency Sir. Henry Kitjght-etorks, _wintery serene. They _are the sante men
K.' C. 'B. 31: G4 seated himself at the head irbodttneed about the 'Soldier when be _enlist..
of the table. On His right were his Excel.- ed and left hie home to fig
leney' Sir 4111111,11 'Hope mid the Right, Rev,
Bishop Courtney; -on' his- left was Major
General -O'Connor. with ' their several staffs:
'seiczeu or sta -UC1VRT atoms.
4' I have requested your attentiont here to-
day in an extrisordinery:ses ion, and f ain
atraidat sonie inconvenience to yourselves,
for the purpose ofsubmitting.to you *bill to grievous the burden of taxation may he, no
provide certain statutory rowers which will good eitizenivnIr star a moment contemplate
enable. Boyar Commanionent to compel it violation of laW, and ha duty as a citizen,
the attendance of witnemei and -to, examine therefore, to discontinuities arid frowo dowe
them .on oath nude, a Roza - Commission
about to heissued hy.Her Majesty the. Queen
or an inquiry into 'the. orign, . nature and
circumstencea of tlitelate disturbance in this
island, and .with resiiect to the measures
adopted tor tlie suppressioe of the sante.
The bill _will be placed -before you without
delay, and I Coafidently treat in -your Wisdom
mid prudence *give the Royal C.onunission.
ers such powers u will facillite the inquiry
ordered hy her Majesty. -
Omit Ix Tee ireersk.---
"Mr. DeCorloya-submitted an,address in
answer to the -opening. qua:
" Mr Nathan arose and addreseed the
Honeein livery energetic "speed. Ile sat
if he spoke warmly it was . because of the
absence of one of the best-, members of the
Roue. Where, he asked, was- he ? Why
mai his place meant? _He instanced that
Jamaica was one ot tbe beet possessions of of meakeby from 'beneath Tale*
pendencies of the empire. In a recent ar-
ticle it speaks still more strongly than before
upon- the subject, r.sing-ttatics 0 rather -
unusual thing with it) to eMpASITAI its mean-
ing :-
14 There is no mincing the matter ; ran -
BOW Onnoyitig it must be to a teetotal.
kr to have a -bottle rose 1
" never. saw such stirring times," as
'the spoon said to the saucepan..
Why lathe toothache like an uniaswer.
able argument ? Because it maims_ peo.,
ple hold theirjw.
A empiatte is a rose from wlaieli evray
lover plucks a leaf; the thorns are
ed fot her husband.'
It is funny to see it young lady mt. b
Both hanas in sort dough, and a mosioka
on the eud of her nose.
No man is rich Whose expenditure ex-
ceed! his means; and so man •
irtose incomings exceeds his ou
- Every plain girl has one
thGugh net a pretty young lad
if she lives, be a pretty old one.
Mr. White, the large and -moorage
member for Btighton _when be sat roc
Plymouth, went by die. name of "By -
mouth Sound!"
ltun notafter blessings; only walk in
the commandments of God; and
shill run after you, pursue and ere
you.
" You don't love me; I know _yen
don't," said a yen -6g lady to her InisbealL
" give you credit my des,r, /or it keels •
penetration, ' was his consoling reply.
Jennie June says that in almoet *my
instanee where -a man marries a senstithr
woman, it is after he has met with a
severe diuppointm-ent sot marrying a
fool.
Money and time. said Dr. Johnnie,.
are the heaviest burdens of life, and the
unhappiest of:all mortals are those who
'have more ot either than they kaow bow
•
AO ttse.
"Poor old General Debility 1" exclaim-
ed Alis Partington; " it is surprising how
long he lives, and what excitemeat he
creates; the papers are. ridi of remedies
far hun." •
A.. IfOrrible Record 01 Crime*
THREE MPRDERS IN FIVE HO -
On Thursday of fast_ weelcithreeshockim -
tragedies were cemmitted in the city of *Uri-
Indiahte; all vrithm five boom of -
each other. A man of the name -of Buchan
an, violent in temeer and disaipated in * -
habits, has for some tame past been noted for
his barbarous treatment -43f his wife, -to whoa
he haa been married shoal eleven years. He
had repemedly threatened to take the Ander- -
tunate woman's life; and on it4e 15th of Dee .
-cember last he hid been arrested and booed
ever le keep the peace. They thee reelereill.
16- the house of her brother where she imp --
posed -she would be safe. .0'n Thuraav week
4- .
111101111111111 became verbally intuit:only
bought a veir of pistols, and sweating Sit
he would -kill tis wife. They were, however,
taken away -from him after which he weal°
the resident* of Mr. Liddy. and entered:the
room bkwhich his infe was sewing.. Mrs. t
o was in the -back room, heard -
them talking a short time, when Beams*
went out. burin a few tnonsentsfretunted
Almost itimediately atter his return, X111. L..
hestd a wale in -the front room, followed by
a fall On the floor and -the shriek of a ir011ialt..
Opening the doer she saw Mrs. B. promote
on the floor while the fiend Trim :deeding witle
his foot ori her Wily and striking her alma
the bead -and meek with an axe. Bachman
told her zot to come near or he would kill
her too, upon which she TOD ODI end alarmed
the neighborhOod with her shrieks.. After
hacking the insensible bodi of his victim, sa-
tit he was II 4ISfied, Buchatuau deliberately -
walked out ot ihe heuse threw shit Needy
weapon to one aide, al'id was welkitig off
when he was taken into custody,
About seven -o'clock the same eyenini 3
prisoneni in the jell made an attack upon a.
maa loomed Williams -another pnsoaer. He
clefeitded himself 'Xi well u he vould,with
stick, hut hie assitilanuf indicted seat 'terrible
wounds upon him with a. keit, that he ors
in slew -hours. Alma ties hours Ian MI
inelrentuve citizen was shot dead In -the meat
by a isototitios ruffian =rued Loigneekee.
American people will comprehe
expedition, to which we invite
not opposed to their iieterests.
Teo natioes, equally jealous o
pendence,- ought to avoid every
might effect their dignity or thei
_ is in the midst_of populatiOns'
cenfiding, that our lustitutionap
tunctions. Their' municipal ' el
coeducted with the greatest
most entire liberty. The laws n
Which gave tise to some apprehe
been carried mit with strict int
the part of those interested. 1'
. _
class, . intelligent, as a is, has e
that the more facility that is accorded to it.
to -discuss its iiiierests, tbe more if is- bound
to respect the liberty of each and the security
or all. .. , -
- The inquiry into the co operative societies
has come to demonstrate how just were •the
basis of the law which has been laid before
you cif this important subject. ihis. law will --
permit the estaelishment of numierous "ner-
vations to the benefit of 'labor add providen-
.ces. In order to favor the development of
hi
them, I have decided that aut ormation to
Meet tOoether shall beaccordei to. all those
who, outs:de 'of ponties, may dec del° d -
. 0 . _ ,.. _ . 2
. . . .
erate respecting their mdustsial and coin -
gist interests. This Jiberiy Will be limited,
eicept by the guarantees which public order -
regimes. : - * - ---------
Tim equilibrium of the budg
13y a surplus of revenue. In o
-this result it was necessary -to e
in- the -_-greater part of the ou
among others the War, departni
d that our
them was
.
their iude-
step 7hich
'honor. it
tisfied and
dorm their
ions are
r and the
a coalition,
'ons, hate
distil on
e working
rehended
a•
I I
1
.1 •
t is secured
er to attain
et economy'
lic services,
Threatened,' RebelliOn Lel
- Indiana.
.
Theie is now orgenizing in t !'s comity a
hotly of men - wl,ci o, ealy declere .,it to be
,tlieir intention tit resist by force the collec-
tion --of the lei levied (o toy ., the soldiers'
bounties . they ate daily and ;rightly holding
;Meetings, at which they are. p ing resolu-
ta"; including Gov; Morton,* th Legistatite
tons denouaceing evei ybody w . favors this
and the supreme -court, and . delaring their
*determation to resist the colleetion of • titx
by.fores ofannsiti theint. 'The -Movement
at conffeed solely to metebers of that God-
auct-Morality party, who: a few mouths ago, -
were crying out for:the last man and 'the Ism
dollar:and who thought it a good thifig-iwhen
any of their .copperheads were drafted ar.d.
comFelled to pay several -hundred dirflaris for
substiutes, _ or to go .themselies • into 'the
country, 'promising - him sole
care ot hie funny and supply t
and who, when that soldier w
his family to starve, and -now tit
overt; turn their backs upon the
eran and become rebels themselv
`lug a law -made for his benefit,
t for tbeir
nitv to tithe
ir, -wants t
gone, left
t the srar
returned vet
es by resist -
However
this attempt to inaugurate it
midst. Depend upon it, that
infamy will forever attach to th
with it. -From the t.lovin,ton (
el, Another Neapolitan D
Naples letter -writer- says:, C
hon in onr
grace and
contiected
d.) Friend.
gands
detads
reach ss from -the Calabria" as tttethe daring
character of brigandage, arid *sympathy
which it receives 'from the yogi try ;people.'
"41aintilte beginning orate llienth
.Wel received 111111 It portion of
conettelet in a hoist amir Cabin
master of the house, a maa Extyttught yearn
of -age, denied.- the tact, and too incident
would 'have- foil had_not danghter-
been. oblerved to remmiefizedlyiner a, rbok
close to the door. This awakened suspicion,.
and thegirl being -Compelled to ilemove, the
done underneath upliftedi aid 11 -discharge
the -solds
information
brand was
ro; bathe
Soldier; li-i-eady to hlarch.----A
special dispatch front Cincinnati to the
Caicago Republican, and dated the 1st:inst.,
is to the following etfeerl-Meesra. Roberta
aul-Sweeny left for Louisville this evening,
They Imre - succeeded itt getting *elm.
mense Fenian exciteweet -in Chic -hunt',
and one thousand ' unifonned soldiers with
bayonets- sre enrolled for. the' invasion ef
Canada. Ceneral Sweeney has ordered then
to be in readiress for immediate 'marching
orate.
the British Crown, and in point of loyalty iery. The 'firiag. was returned,
second to nonei which Watery would bare • was found impossible to induce
, •
nd when it
e brigands
Kr The IT. S. steamer s,Nareissusi-was
lost during one ot the recent storms, at the
entrance of Tampa Bay Flcuido, and *bolo
thirty pennies 411 on boerd perished.
On Friday evening a cunous azetient
happened to i man named Donahue, a moul-
der isea foundry. He had his ladle filled
with molten iron, and carlessly prieredsome
of -it OD snow, when the hot metal flew in all
directions burning him viry- severely. Al
RAYAELDe
At a Meeting lield in Mayfield on Bender
4th of Feb., for the emirs, of ereeting m
Catholic Church, the following resolution.
were unanimously adopted
Mt. John Gallagher in the chair.
let Resolution -Proposed ay Valentino
Ilomanx seconded 13y James Evans, That it
la the opinion of this Meetitg that a Catholic
last accounts. he was in a very lei condition. Church is mach needed in Bayfield, and that
weiraverOiniatmbede nifyteuirn.o yono_unogf ii.Suundatyrozelasntiao itroctede"rY efitrtiniedn:tatid-be, Bride -t0 n"
death in afield belonging- to John Warnock,
iBeverly. Deceased had been 111 Gait
dunnk -Sunday, and -was evidently on_his way
home' by a short -path through tbe held;
'rhea overcome hy the extreme cold. Par=
te's of groceries, shoes, -ie., vier* found be,-
sidehins. .An inquest was held on the body
and n verdict found accoidance with the-
aheee fates. ..kle Ware's a irica and a line
behiud him. -Elora Observer.
_
(*.A Woe, speaking of the cniiti treat-
ment 'of a -child by its mother: says,. .14 The -
child certainly should have the careful atten-
tion of some one, or it will be -prematurely
added to -the kingdom ot heitiete_tiad thus,
perhare.permanently separated from its kin-.
dred? •
azis There is in the land of the living *it
strata of immorality, on rebate (maks the
Rowers of virtue will bloom and snide in
evelitisting verdure. But, then, mistake
nut it is only • religion, heaven.born
that Arlace of nue-that Edell of isamurtal
-
re The vridew celebmted 1111311161/1
bad inscribed upon hie • monumene:-tt He
has gone where his male can -Only be excel
led." The widow of pyroteihnist !LW tins
and had inscribed upon Imhof -band% tomb :
has gone Wkere- fireweirlui can only
he excelled." -
'1111.:lirs, patine/A says that the east
porters may ;my what *bey like dont retie-
othassitraeldhiberet banottracelisk stiosks,uggiatin hveo;rootoiginnsioo,
theighta as the railroad tracks; -
Ilousewtvei will be `glad to learn that*
machins hi. been inventedforrotalsingioors.
Some of them take asavage delight in mak-
erder to Innit- their husbands te "-manna"
in tbe JINNI 'pi:edible on unduag -day, in
and cold mutton,. aud those ow of comae
excepted:. • _ .
21r. Mims Procter, of Eiunia, unsible
farmer, - who.. keepi accounts- sone to knew
what he doing, aajailtit last year. AL* cash
roceede of ths product Of seven( cows in
er, -was $415, the hotAbeing
ealenleted at the rattier lbw rate Of teopeice
pveivr zoorundiumTmettior. covoiliad. no eSt4. faCit
The locomotives of the Greet Western and
Greed Trunk railways at Sarnia are kept con-
stantly fired np, in order that on the finite*
ot.dengee the sualgsa if) Iwo tato
thelatener. he spare oats ;upon the gronnd
ars blowing maned some distance crow the
station for the same ,purpor.e.-.. Guards, *re
allow alktietted _Slug _Thrioas Portinea
frontier above, nod bew the - towc,
to giVe the alarm on- the approech of the
Fenianst
2nd Reardetion-c&ereed by- liatifess-
ban, seconded by ' Gorman, That it is
incumbent on every member of the Coupe.
pliant() nee his best exertions to emend
subscription Lift in order that the -
may be proceeded with wittont delay.
ard Resofetion-Proposed by Themes
Homer, seconded by Rainuel_Boete„ nit a
committee ef four persons be ;
Val Homan 'Ditvid Hellman, Joke
and F. L. ipu to purchase st lot is aa
eible position foe the purpose ef baUding
Charch„ :ad that all subseribere are hew*.
vespecitully requeeted to pay of their sli•
senptions immediately tor that lomese,
4tis Resolarboot-Peoposed by F; L. Took
seconded by Joseph Wyld, That lbs.. blew-
ing venom be apotriated to collect abaft
lions as follows, vest
'Mr Patti* Monahan, liable Lim
411 Dant Gorman, Brownies
" John- Willy. raoshen "
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Pat Cronin, Goderich and Itillett
/Ups. _
5tis Resolution---ktoposedtvVal
acceded by David Veltman, tin
Egan appointed Secretary tied
to receive subscriptions and
Anoint -of all Recespisand
6th Resolutioss-Proposed
seconded. by W. Illieenehen, Tait
going reiolistione be printed la die
Signal newspaper.
{Signed} -Z. rritulivamilk
411111am0.
On the net lYy the
the residence of the bride, Mr Matthew
bard, of Ashfield, to Mrs May Red,
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Hon. 3.S. XaeDeasid.
J. ILOarnar, ALP,.
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