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d ere and provisions down turd: in- fish end .Wpst leelieusted .he hew .stodle by than -wealth, .better thing than life itself a
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Capt. -gays, Sere. Phillips. rind other ;
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rhyme and tie see the sanie trait exhibi- d • - t 1 t d h 1 if t ti • t liws. of freiababdats from ;Montreal to Ilali-
eaveetaade betecen Canada and drives ;eel tvet r- 1 -lie be- etiful t d "- d d cl th t-'11 - •
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lair four gentle aiel w216* qpent dirn-rs
a tulles uort 1 of this b faxa• The . . • • - - • - la in ney een I le, to
het% ceit tne !queen of pietism.): yreeur.ed also 'many pew fight for their country .and..their'Queent.,..•
ulty--of torturitigIthe 'language so that hie- and at nbon preseeted licr turd' ce aunger ..staere
we rneau tlie eating an rut ing.part7-,_.
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poetry and the mere fac-
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t the Niaietre c•tital..- the ErieeelMuld
. ties of ;Metal -eat :wad. Hali lea,' in a readatuffs idresses!and _seat( jeeelry.,- The inphey: was
c ova. culla meet be c nefly
No. children ihere hi a better thine -mica th)
- was Of.- up in Mr.. Hesker s beg style
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Goderiele April 33:e1,.1136.6,. „ , N ft A SII1R-U.A.INAL. • - • The!46- advantiL4es being. established; they etarigilla iSt Try of a.2 Woman of 1% pt for the E.4he G .? •
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. are sauecisave -at to leave no room- tor - • '
This project is now before.tion,rre..ss.- he troversy: Put -then-come twpaother-question8: . • .
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The noblest deeds %vhich have een does
file mania foe writteg doggerel- yews - -I bee' leave -td take this niethodeof • • ' • • ' • Men liebilit The New_Yol correepondena of the Ro on earth have not been done tor •
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• - New -• york eu-ine .ereeks _ago, le Sponger repeating as ree .
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c'offert for thetthisteleratioe. of -the stude.tit- retavniage thanks tO Jones. , - -censer uetion ,1.1ee' to et -Out of •-eutitaas the Enfield ? - i t Urrinti elat‘the felloWing : -- • , wet not foe. the .atek.e.of Vend Abet ire 11,.041
are to th.e eareeept -a Very: ',came flown- and diti7d,..: and the upOstlesmi-
eeedent'fine hub, in Peris,-,: oat and pisnelted the good lietts !tea
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-‘40DERINT. uf. Arilt44 --ofhtunan nature a meat inferesting theiee ter,- Of -the. Saugeen band Of Indians, f°1.' the. 7ezi. nal antleMa • hohoer. -of' New lroilie hee sated the siuhe meg and -agar. in the actual. ':“ eernies fi
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• • -- for specidafive• a iseusion.- licier are we va,ua ) e assiseance rendered totem by, hint, report,:d-o, tiiti to Congrees, from the Coni- business- of •a• carnpaiair ? For aiiswera to fast -awl not eery
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GEOECG-10-.S'• 'SOCIETY- - - - - • - - • the arrest of W-1- " ••••'- -1" d, euesaidee we must eo. IP / mei lean testi ._ ota .4; pther day by:a ledy , lands. -.The Spartans •looked for n -e
son :to ne, -e mare wit
' 'mit tee.-oit fa". eats Mid lanais 'in .1th:favour. these
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• • ' al• • 4 II' " • I - 4.‘ if • I I • I • • s ta 1 • r •hl• in mone I ' -they f writ. ai-d a
- to account for -the faatetevery .hrother - . - _
DIANEA - • "t " o Juts weic rtmeat- ,o war,_ nicety oat -ties, on 0 icia. aut Innis is 'At 1.111 ) low 1 tat 11101olin 16 0 WO1 ty en- y w ten o - _ a, at Thor
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-"tor will vouch *for its Moe a fact) that
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-the murder! of the ,ItichauaDoctot.. 1 ape: • •
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lIuk-h Johnston Pisti.i :Will; write:to the indiaif: was .ga-y -re.„ New_ yuier, and pay from liis'countrytheii, bat livid peoevie
. The -annual dinner id cotinection with people -.wile° have not rthe temotest idea- o the - Peetine. -ram high, eMontreitl Gazette, = • .
hi • Paris' bed eiani. eel- _late Miiiister .Mr. barefoot all his days also those wit
DePartment, and'I think. When ',the faets ate• 'runs highe attiolig the gemitiercial • and rail- '
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- the- State bagisiaturee both tor and iteanat it le teeagneette supeiwain built eespecte.- yeeetient. el. . . • . through n inopyta; ; wee soerates .-the .d
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the St. George's Society 0. this -WWII' was the grammatical constructiOn- er the Eng- represeteedeif the de,pOriteent . take: tha road men urNew On elle subject. • The- Ship Nits/ gat ion far the G Is 1 f --,. • -0..y I t treuhle by frequent' up-
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deeds, but not for gold. eitcoverersditi
held. at; the Maitiand-•Hotel last _port:N. •• - pireations ler peeteerary aid.: Changing - not go to make themselves witen-they
lish , eeerlastijw-ly writiip, }Yeller steese it will reltiiouritee persoile or man) Sources tlt,e'antagotiistie influences, • •••1
• that knul a;stst officers- in; arrestine ere it Buffalo and Oswege.. The, selieme • - : •
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ledgilege, shoe loited. in a burtetadrawee -of her sailed, but, erne alter another, into theAr'eari
23rd.. bum some cauae, chiefly - Ire wretched verses, upon every -Subject, from -
ma s, an. ig a ("real measure.erevetit crinie y. represented aby 13uffalo melt as a. project ie the .1‘11*--Finh-LY, ael•ent of.the Quebec -arid 1
_on- he, w residence to ilea sheres of stock high in frozeia seas • etor did the ladies whO w
ir not exclusively, 01.0swegvie tiTai thins .coneerned in or igineting tut -titer eaate., .She preleably lieew of the existence last year fo diudge in the hospitels'_eouft
. think 17 want cf. entepeise -idisposing- of sdnie great ig.tion exCitentent detail. -to. i mpressi fig :upon lids .unfortuitate- closs the 'interest chiefly,:
tiekets,"_ the attendance was not so large as ttie, death Of a oeio.hbor.s. b-aby.e; reey_eitiou• that it eennot be bonunitted with while the oth'reseplitee . their lairomei: epee Colenial line: Of steanie.rs adds to Atte infer- ere law in Parie iikaiug, it. a j•eral offence, Rae; making themselves pope Ana
-. eiepteley. The_ ilt8er.tiou ef this aiwiti „trowels.. • _ - • .mittunt before the pitblie, '•soine _further paaishable with neir'esone mit orehe galleys might be eieh ie noble weeks., And yam;
- former occaslona but, still very_ few of "bey Sleith-;. hi- Gni: (If his leettires lord eb.
A• 2 en-culated purred well assist the enids Aitlaw oseego_leee end thejr :sup ti.eu els, in a, time t it, a „ ax Ch,rontc/e. take? anything/ Aii.da not having -delivered inen, "too, whom you know, Children
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- the.. seats were empty. Besides the re.-.• Philosophy, mentions .the ddight• of a, Of justice and Oblige vourbitinble tenant.- 'poi tore wei•e able le ;get thoiteh -the 1 • - • It 20 1.tt-11 °Wile g 13C• dis- some ;of them in your own kin, did they sip
gular members. of the Society, we noticed ; batch_ of laborers wh-h one of -their mini-' ' New•Yortale:eishe (me it.erietetrs --that- -their ; Peesidesthe Hee or reeceq pae-engeis and] covered,. M es, , imseteetilouely negetiated
• - - 13.EIINARD TRAINER. to theinSelves: how much moneyabeu,eaeur.
• - fed . • • „. freielit steamers front uebee zo Shoditic and the -shares reali4ne • tWenty. th eland frames.
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, _ _ when they went-out:to war, leaatng wealth -
amongst thoSe .preserit Capt. Goodman, hers 'is lucky :enough to. „strike - upoti A° PaCkealtoths few etek, on a, proVise whirl renders. the feet Pl'eteni it is arPoes`:d that .thal'e shall he- a 'This suet supplied lice extravitgaut wants and eonifort, and e pleitsont hothe and a-
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' military crentlemen. The -dinner itself -t-- ted by tinr children almost dollSt: Bue - - .11 .f f a iteceoary eliniinary -to. an.....ythink.,. s . .
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I.0 .1.11t2 11112 mare, an , -
• 'el d d Indies _produce tip. As 'regards all these ala !accident aiscare •ed who hedatiegoliated the and that is to have done tioinetliing beam;
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"every artiele-of4theseaSen.bi.ieg famished,: lines eeds with. wo•ds More or less .rhyth, a fine son, ---early _in)„he afternoon one Of renew tree frelat ut „next seSsinn of the `ticks, _ end espee
faey sugar; It is or the ut- !shares; Ee deinueded -reimbursement.; the you die, for Which ITOOd men may boner yew -
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eta Served up" in exCellent St3le. The midal. is be reason Whypeo 1 -"el d 4-1.• d d • d 1- - I f h 6-=. and 'Clod your tether smile upon your -work,.
- • • - • • h • " f I -I 64 it ot:i re to ay nshipment and
• p t, lett. SO, the farnier,s cciWacalrea, hour or so Legislature, to secuiet remov t re_ ki np t is, . of, a ,
avoided establislmai 'tuition. Bra the fraed- was 0 d -he -
i y wee a ,now _ge o t e tran-
The teeth:8 thfs reau only bp
hest deserves great-pr-anie- for his exertions- .. •
I their elfusions to. tiM riearest newspaper later ono -flier had. ttr ealvns, 'arid st-iletien Irmn the•
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„pr le .0 Vas -Charles Klageley.
_,. • Melia throaeh da line, as water carrel.; uot !tried and senten ed- to St.- .:or six•
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d tl • - &sleeved by -(he 13ulfalo -parte n _
to render' his• guest's chniforta e so ar_i office. have, in our rejected that ti g it one so s. ewes roppe cc_
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- hie tlie coestrtiction of the le iteetea canal „enont S. • et ) air was ehaven,
jambs I _Beat this -who. eau. 7 - me e`f eat ilere,„-aron, liatifax te Monteeal. - _The mereleents•Eshe was put to lairdavotk, her delieate„ hands'
as an excellent tepas.t eolild Contribute to droierq more of such- stuff Ian would ttependent-upun the enlarge-
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deriaiely -slow --much - ehreiviblese, .13y--thet -on the..-Atlanlie • seaboatd -Ile _Provule ihaviti'r never before .coitilesce a to do `more
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- titat h.tppy,..resuit:-.'. . Af.fer_ din.ner. the :
. niake up a Volnine ii.slerge asthe eamplete _ - S 1.`-.A..N.114INI.'. -etunrot fai. to appremate the , impurtence, ellen flirt a fait.. .:Even iii the Coarsectoneicea=
aieimeenienirthe matter. ntaiels thus :----iif, the
the now 1.11:it• the Treaty -Of ReCiarticity is eibi•es= -dress and ugly eaiie her ,beauty was _ inedenie
Niagara .-arlhente. :lie ..earri el put,
enlargiameiti * Pr-, ,. the • .(31,11,3.7 cuma .*-ill:.g.:21e(1; . 2.21..4aving - flour laid- 'down withold ::able; and, set -6#.- •bey a Intilv:e.coquetrii-- blur:
have emea-jsedgeed ; if the enleeeen....,eitt Cerise" .gr:.;:..,-aii.iiirrPorni,lei.rtItiii.34811::),1%.,:,sa:*1111;dieleilstitliii4ant,:-Itil.pileiTile:rn.,.."fitrso-.11per);t1n-ints•iteigeieiillaii:imilazin;einotinuti,lizemla coifleiseilse,. '..,
the. hated ri val.: echeme : will - fie- ittrpoa,ible-;
ket teemed to theta ie'retore lur 1.11Sposing of nied to;Otiter eriSoiters„:".•- :Many Americaus in '
and; ragai.e. it:tie& eirlargeineut lie-a:fleet:ad, it
tee eote-er: taiair.yuriotta • imports, te te.p0h Ilia arrange-:" Peels --visited her".1frine earlosity-ivhdein lime:
is seoposed that: the riceesSitydfer
1....)...linicli: leRs-; ibat meats how: liehatinede •_in the WPst ledies ance aile, _SIM • •eried her time out, •:and le-
canal•will .tliareby- betiOare
ite tricede will fail -to conenand influelice an -al Brazil &lee lik(de to add 80 Inri;e1l: - - 'mew perhapa=ag, iii -eilaleveyeehearte. by 14
P'11AUrtii,g...11\,!':,1c1;'0"r-TrYt7sC.iButiiii-4:!,e'09iitlges:n1:.-ilal?7:,iigi.litni.„;If7:.1',;._;.iit.".t"eA.thl,ien:iisi::..rtirieje-gehettiohihieolVt%1Yieatirrio41:ilileCitieland°;' :ciprunzte3.r•c_elle„..bhie.j,ktu'iditis%il:4Aett.yed,:krOslisainrine9,S.:ir_; vStail:deais '
tehoataiNatilr;eiialit.t11.1•seliiT•iiiiteititintalititStvit)-litieldelbo,usatiiiii.:Citlijoili:.:4tOi...f' Itiltir_iitino.gr,,tblioeliCi u,gt•-•-piellf;Cliti,natisocau.ttol juilc,gli..itigi: jai4, ex.
life 3 eftereauth abe Jived m Ligiv- York, out-
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Ship •Ohia, tylieltashe-eesided..nitefit Of her .tharried
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usuil - routine- of loyal toasts was- gone! werks of Shaktispeare- and • -14_1 .
I - -rThe Steal Sorhig Show_ .at• Varna cattle
through With. „Each, as proposed by the its' conies, Until we are bored beyond - all ""
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Chairmar;-* Crtibbl Esq.,-- President elidurance. For iritt•ince, We reCeived, a
elect of the Society, being,recei%,,a with 1.day- or two ago, the folloyiug, which- is
theenclbuteuitable songs. In- proposing 1. gieee.etoire :.___. -
" The Day. we letter " the chair•nan ! :, When old Adam be fast -Weie/created
_ rose to .eloquence. He traced the bis.tory 1, lie was lord of the universe erownea,
Ilig baoluess wai not tAftupleted "' -
of E4land's tuteliir saint,' and showee until that_altelptueet be--tound. '
.. . s ., . ., 1 Tile .11.wise glean, 6 tentor , -
that whilele was aaoptea in that capacity 1 ..:. ' -
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. etone`t Lukill:ileriralZ tic -it ip.tiirt of his side
a -slumber -
by other countrie.s, he Was in a -peauliar 1 If 'Y
seTtnise the "Geicigge of: 3, lelrie England?: I r
_ t e in.-,rtat. won( cr.
AtIlleanli)(211227 n-lo:t. d-nran-g:
e speaker t en recounted the heroic.-
. ; 1,eelaylludg-a Or food that wasi.tVanting
(teal- •Or the 'Britis-h: peep -1e,-. how they "cv h '''' • ' '
„aces ue ton ten tc; our laves - - •
lie had liorsesand foxee tar I
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went on rcenque• rieg.aud. • to-comptr, anti Which some et..e...11 ;hurt: than Oren. u Ives "
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now EngItind's Mandate_ was listened te If aaythiiig. morc nonsensical than the-
. With ivte and „respect by natio.ks of ; ebeve could Le ceneeived we think the
t the world. :-. These seatitneuts were lontily t folleWitig-titpe the 'clithax, ' It- is by_tbd
, . .., I ,_ , .: 1 same • enthor, who Signs._ hiniself .",Live
. .. The VICO- chairman, Lieut.. Jelin Davi,: 1 Forever. -• • . , _ - -
son,. in.•n.pioposlitg- s.- The Land We left,". . .. come ail my loat ie. How- s
- That -wishes LO be free
m de a quiet but affective,. sensible speeoh : ,
Stoke -tip yor noble courage-
- lilting attained her high- position as a • . And entnr vuiunteers.. '
. tre k eniaus they are saying,
-warlike power, England's pii_ssion was now a hey- 1 pulaourcuura-ge down,
• We areehe hop: Oat fears 1:0 noise - _ .
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one of peacetbeadvancientent ofscience,
literature and_ ait, and the development of
dose vask commercial enterprises which
-tended to make her the. richest, as she
was the niest-pewerful nation of the earth-
Our- Guests" was; responded to in a
suitable Manner hy.!Jaines- SVfitson, Esq,
Capt. Goodman and 31r. W. T. Cox, all
ot-whom bore testimpny to the_ value of a
seciety the maid object of which was the-
' alleviation of the'sufferings and the sup -
When tne. thundering cannons roar.
7_ Like-he:arts of steel
- _Well make- them bleed, ..-..
Minty come _upon our shore‘
The loyal men ol Caaada= - ,
We'll never bit -put Omen
• Weal. right them tali te-otre '7:
eLike the batee of tht!i. Boyne -
hunt them bas -k to Yankeetown, .
'W here they Will cry oeh hone
The protesthias 01 Ireland
- Wile never yet .beat down "- s.
W.bile we_have receive& ancip
a few .exejlent -songs hased-n plan
.nian agitation, the quotation- just
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en is:
a fair sample of the pires of trash which
ray of the waifs Vpoor and `distressed
Lunt _ of hale .come -to hand only -to be -copsigeed
persons, not orilY1 EttgliA,
to the .,steve. The „worst we wish' this'
- British bubjects 'generally...* •
To The Land_of AdOPli011" last gontribUtor is that he mai/ liVe- until
'Yeomans made a very „kood,_ speech, in
which he set forth the -vast resources of
Canada, add -the high positioti she would
....ineritablj take in future yearsaniongst tha,
-nations of,the earth% -
Capt..Hays Also responded -in his usual
off .hand;happy style. - He ' said he was
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prOnd of the landof hisliii-th, and he be, -
limed it was tlie Grin determination of the rank, immediatzly ouqUitting the schools;
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Canidian people to maintiin their insti.-
he is able.to write better poetry, in c‘TI.ii.ch
- ease the_COunty of Aaron will have et-
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ga-Volunteer officers who- may- have
resigned thei; commissions for the pur-
f t the lkiirt 1 -
pose o en ering ary c oo may
rejoin their companies, -with their original
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Unions akt, 'hist whn „might wish to
trierthrow them- .
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°RAM- Wilt: of Canadian Yolun- •
trohn Hickso-e and fifteen otliers were
- teen' being : proposed, -Corperal J. J.
summcined .to. appear before Woiship
, *right was :gilled upon tO Make a speech
Peter Ramsay Esq.- J. P., on 1Thursday
• in response, which ‘he -did, lie lauded . .•
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t last, to answer the chirp ot assiulting w.
the spiriV that 'actuated tnit voluntecro
H. -Bullock alids BacIdy, on the evening
atandiktween-their beloved country an
of the 13t1i, destroying: property to the_
amount of 1105:00, and eticlea.vorina.. to
upset his Photograph Car. This•ca:se
- de hia ,daty, uniiinchinnly. For his
own pan he iould re;ret the time
'be spent in Rarniti„'and when he jook his
place araonpt others on, the banks optie
St, Clair, he noticed that eel.. 'Jarvis'
a threatened invasion, and expressed his
conviction ,that every mae was 'prerared Z5
face brightened with a smile aslie gazed
upOn his (the Forporars) gigantic: propor-
- Froily:' that Moment the Col.
seemed to think that the couutry was -per-
fectly safe. The very fact that the -Fe-
- nians elaiined to nuinber themselves by
the million,. while their oppcinents num-
bered only fifteen thouiand, and yet were
afraid to attailywas proof positive tha4,
ihey had but little Tro &wet of conquering
lire to dey, thee Ite` iietewerthy, as
seimeiling-uneSually itgaceahleethat the e;e4
Intents werea proeitious; so ehat-ive . gew .
betiet,..thitt/fne on-ce rit-htut we have had .
fiae dayaftir Shoee • et •
a. large ettend-enee. :the -,Favine'rs - the,
Towaship lend- :tteiglib-4arlated Who pound
to take. a,deep- hiterestin :the-. pa.ciceedatals•
the dev • rind' Mine and keen We're. the -
mei. passed epee the, aniurtleepehtleited.--
There . were eleven :ontire-horses upon -the
.'grOund; and four Bella': Fear:6011e Ilorsee
weee entered ea-, Heavy' :Draugh-tr!aethe
rest foaueuerel iterpoees.. -.TtieJud,ace crOrtt
Hathewc'Westiake end JelmaJohesten;Senie,
Esqrs., of Stanley, and. Hee ry .0 It es ney, .-E.- q. i -
of Tuckersmith., ,Theafirat -P.rize tot heavy
draughts ..must have heeni misily :decided;•it
-.Was awarthid io _i'llatchem" - oWn.e.d. by
George:CrptherS, 4 poWertelderk bey,"stantl-,
Mg °yea; 17 halide-high:L.- the largest .11iiree
I have.seee. in the Quaaty„of: garen.„ :The.
cry usedtu bp ainogeStahritteureof Studious
at the's? Shows that 7the. tkortea were a II 'aloe.
light, too lielia" but On• g'etifiig ,alatig side. of
- this monster m-en)"thook -their bends, cantina,
ously and said 4.. too big,--toabig"-7se hard iS
Ait Ito sittisfy heineel: Lettere.= The ' Second
trize wits 4 -warded to. -Soinareille'ta 'a7Prifice
of. Welea". a Hprse . well kitOWne and jus_ily_
'appreciated -ie 'these • parts, , " le-tir . gorier:el-
p urposes."i :the first .- Pt tie Was- -awarded -to
letite's.Pi ace. of Wales,. a fine,,lookine light.
ity.- Th -Seconde-Prize-'to.IL.- Orr's staRob
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geey., wit- any quantit•y 9f mtisele and oettv-
Itoy,".--...'atiplendid4 year olddark bay, raised
je • Matichein, I expecte good, stdelrafrom this
a nimel, If he. has -lora:. he isacP me of a. "good
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kind. .Considera le ; Interest 'was teken in
three Colts ." get " of tho'.. ' Bay_ I-Vella:ea"
which died:three .years.ago-eit is•.d.M.htful -
if ther will .COmenp tit' the. weight 'ottheir.
="( Sire !'. bet -114- are - ser viceidile leolcirea tali
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Mats. - It was -the gegerele .eXpreasion -thee
this ,was - 'altogether the liest show of lloescs
eaer seen -in StanleYe . 1,- -... - , " - , -
--There weee °lily frier' Bolls' showne-etStane
'ley :should turd Out. twitaeii.thatieunther at
-least), two ''' thpeoueli - breede," and two
e-Gradesa'-' '1'4e .. "-Grades'. 2- acrere• bat SC) so,
and. t he.leest saideibout them the better,' G..
Andereou'e :" Ventere" te.one year olrl Det -
.hatn of great beauty and promisaemid Devidittatep out --of their darhogatiou
• Yule's Galloway, e"..Placa .1)ouglass.1-' • Doug- .World dues mine Ihrwai•d, arid
.atleitst in. thechailleid ingenei•
lets .got -.the Pi ize ratid--_-_We . thought Us _we •
.
looked at him thakeur-GeveraMentaeouldemt deserlhed as ..vvolideiful. Pe,I;Itie. who _have .
do - bettet iti the-. wey. ef.. saying the North Made themseives-acquitinted 'ale the great.. •-- =
West question,. than' to drive. off the iluisanil cornetts. - -that ft:flower:1e ill fii•st. pretaili
.
ant military Ineasire and -it prOvides for c1-11)1 _fur -the- Pnr-Pi'se 0r *mad n°1 dciing even thelasteet denies, : and dazzling
_ . • , 2 • • - .
lica'advisai,le to toilet at any ether 'poiut, the many admirers. _
epecialeeppeopi•letion hy the Governmebi. •
ie to be -150 feet wide -on ihe aiirfece., 90-- iit great pbject. heing the:thrOugh traffic with / •
tee tee:teal, With 14 reee aqui et wiqor, -anq- the utmostsavink WO in. tithe end insurance. :eViceon.-. Heel°. ere Vietur Rego- eases, -
leeks reit lese 1.11:O1 teet--in'leegth and -46 rhere would be special exceptions, of:course, Wiiter end seamier, Witham sun: He lights.
caSes ,Wheeti large shipmeets off•red: for his lire-und 114kes -Coffee '3 then he;eriteaa
ite b real h. It is to be Fla& frOJII t oat ter -the-
.trapsaortatroti ntilifiul •stPr.a.si the- Mterreediate evloeh could reeda or composes untie eleveite, arid. during.
comenothaeq Me:the othei line." • , . that time no orieltreahles- him .- his _readj-,-
rities ortoll On .counnerciarvessels ere not "to
•
e •
-
exceed the rates 'eh:aged ou. the Weilend ; • - - tationt. . At eletien,..-.evhatever the tempera-
• ture inav De, be oes out on the terrace of -his
canal in. 1864, :fhe sum Of. '$6,000 000 is • - Itzlexleclie
_ •
to be -loaned lar„the 'Urine& Staws• to.. ilie - • - •• 7 -at • . house, wbich is o the Emile level as ins Rion),
- - 13y advice& farad the -city el Mexico. we avail - ekes ion inlet ons with c al water
-
Bruns PREFER VO Fltir ApAIIIST /Er
_Wilin.-_---gewever much 'it mey be in epposie-
tion -to received opotione, it Appears to me
that birds pr'efer to ,fly against tile wind, aid
to dive against the straarn: ' I am Well aware)
•dear reader; how - often you have -read in
--e--woi•es of authority" that the very reverie
of this is• the ewe 3 but I ask yoe just for ,
once to ta.y atideworks Of autherityl ahd
observe fen yourself. Avery spring We baye
a long, succession of biting winds frem-the'
notth•easa abd my experienee that Woo -
'Migrants select those .biting Windslor thee
passage f?ent the shore8 of' }ranee to the
shores of Englandeand fly izi the -very eye of
lite wind; when" -the -current is abaft the
wind or the water, It matters ,notwhich, :gets
under a bird% _feathers- ia the -Most as-gravid-
ine manger, and upsets hie-et:0413mM -and
eflanitnity-at the tame timea, -certainly
it Ihe ease with quails they abreast: inva
.WAJ, stitre on their pessege of the llediterra-
peate-withalead_wind, and if it chops round
end blowa ,fiesh 'from the south 'west, they
ere drowned by thouseuds, and- eheir dead
bodies Ma': -coshed ashore, for iteeks after,
.waids.---_Ptlfessor. Newman the Field;
- - - - -
ceineenv at the late ot -R-.00 000 for eeery tri g u •
afIreealaury'sammigration scheme. Then -eoliies the= ibreelefast " home. devoted -to ___Movemsarls. iliooes.-----The only' moves
4300.-06V aeinal i ex'ig'-:11"ded.;
IV ilee:lifilint!pla-ein a eoreplefe- swindliag opeeetion, taeley .ebet eud_le4eding newpapers and. nami ambegehe trobps•stationett, hereedurs
Cent Or the-reeei id:be-Pad arintiallyiotO
• - • •
thetreaserpof the Mated:Stet-ea -to *he ap-. enreiatits., nig at
wises of lendetiod. assi:
tilled .to the Proenr.to, of ilieeprincipal. .of th.e
- lures to eull t hem -and
o -
ordova, bud the pro-. Jettera. This en geperaily last fot 1111"heur
ance are- air_ merely '" and a -half; Itlie poet takes long
hey are -returning to waaks aceuss the', isand: Ile works. while
. the United Strifes. A re _ oceerred in the rwalkineer, and.oftla jays before the points
w•ir v. o v r. ex!. • 3 --
ea Mal Cif' MI the 2ard ,tw,hich doestrolyedc prho-. spaced -1y adtxprei. Ile not mucli given
„uutits; P911-3 -to. the. amount of e.,00.,0• 0. - n to militate • is table is•sirnply set, aud he is
- . tele the Imperialigts suffered zr defeat at the silwayt sailsfi d witt&the dishes-befute
•- - • " harids of the AI ',cleans on the 1st ult ; losieg Although he,h_ as- a d'ouel uppetitehejs .modere-
Shcield Our- Volume- ers be- arnied with. ' • •
. , .. .d1;pisOultkoi!_ledht.11-11,;,Itteerregoti.vie,,,,ireono. tiiii)ert_i•Ificesiladtme..i.i+-0; _4:06101a t
he .-least.,"ea--eess• ITY:i.dtor J-LIT2.1425 goes
_field be 'disaleced 1 -1:11..is its:" ,ivi•quastien ,-quite •.le .t;, 1.1'. e . r r +
W . . 1 I n to bed early eerier/illy - before ten e'clock
., i.Gvern , ea. imi ian S ()I, an. sta,es t -at aeout
as pertinent fur U8 .tt5 3,9r taewiamppeurita i.)1, .t.1.--. Imer-i_eams bad it•-:vaded .4.6•140rat 0-s,tptia.ihi-y in. re.ns„. irri anord.iet)ellit.i.„"r.i,42.7iiphibereo.dt-gonn isheeeptil te.e:
ment iu the way in Which it
6 pursuit et ihe Iiidiatit; bt tenothing positivejs nigh hight
, . . 2-• ' "
Makin, ill":01C, -11ceise of Commons, th
Icilown ai tothei r inteeti its. The Imperialist
other 1-4; -The Caitialian Clei,ernnient -have
, ti. f 31.'h . ua., on the. 27th of jsootins tdt.Qi:irlenst.th: %tvi: ,tuesgf;mrs .tthbe_at -dcarroks.sahuids ,milidici eds. _
in .feef._ pettily Misi•ered . it by, alist•rIbittnig ,
sonic ef these weapOnS among .:. , _ , .
breecaloadine Terienting and the En- . , - a . ate, and no one eatesaythat hehas seen .him
ti 6 volatile -pia • e ebruaryshot tbreo. ral chiefs whom 'he .hierocrivphies th • in the moil iii
had eeptured. -
in ou'r ; judeement-a.nd • hays. ',bestowed
• • - decipher, -
0
J
from time to time. careful' 8(1)4 1.1Pott-it--- AlexicTin news via Ilartina-states On11 Coro- . •
VSSi0_11 Of Sinah.ta minesa,and is coining oti . j et
stated ,-it, is one "of vital interest for tbe
nen) IS an act of nceeezansm or; the earl,. of
1 - I le- P '6 P .• • • I
o - • - -
the censideritton of the. cpteatieite as we have , ee_ . • .
•
za is heeiteriter alcizatlan tie has also pos-
•
The Tel -Onto :Mr etlg hav.0 ffirth Cinfor-
o. • •
ht, e one'
pop.. Ihe mon' important
his own_accomit. The centmeree Blazat- train hi. -V .
-people -of this. coutitel. . pessession of_
•-1 •
there is a 'point at Which no &dor cart stand
etetst, was in the bends 'of the Liberals:- 'TIM
he Irene:h. suPtalects have the keel -an& ' 01 e hui sd-.3i night gome or
for all netiens'as they. exi t tos
Clew cleduly erms. .8iall vistal question
day . . re bielaea urie - them • • • • • "
cased flop _Baetpprt to Inman Island
_ . I .
and set fire lo the ebstem House the,
nem subjected io tereed loans, and *hole
iteainst etiaerior arme are ye the - Ult;Mete
ana.aitd- steatite; a flag, comprise the who:,
Ordm of-J.:Cop-pia -.and hat ot -Isaliel- the - - 1.
Governments itre naturally low to make
a them are muvrite•to C•tlais an oth •
. EMperor has :given the prised Cross of the 1-1,111.minc el•t1-1-4 'S 1 (1°.
tesert tai dote -reline the .'statzs of nations.
at • Catliolie -Alrnonte, I of their•oporatioil
so _tar. Suaill,acteads of
aliangita which invole serieue ex ' weo as now -the niti
pense, .
•ne. Yet the: e , e. • _ d et towns
_ of 'the, Enipirea Th -ere it official evi-- • --
-milit try.. -oftieials: are prover ii-alie• • slow to. sn' tit
, his• on the 'Mile freintier. .. Miriam hi .61311 ha'.
aP•ne0 that bouis Kapoleoh- *a withdriA.i. i.ar,.
French - trooes", 'mid_ that' .Stitaimiliai s - ub. ',retreated to PortlaurItial- itis tautight not
. the progress. ; robableepat lie ' • Is f
it 1 stei e or New 'York.
e. I; reneh, . Aosteian _end Belgiau 9 . "Pt' -• •
- - - ' ti toine ' •••
y,.ertir onle be ..s • .
. . .. . where protestant mid .arme- are of a mu h
c
. _ .
Bay- Coinpany-purciletisea5,-fir 6000 cattle of
this Breed-esend them on to the Re.ct Itiver
and Saskatchewan Valltes to take the place
uf the Buffalo now' becoming seerceeeethey
would soon malse goble Puffalo. _
e‘peutitleit.• idde,seraipitsiodcstehr,L1-ino. ucoate t hiNoinbniadinead.n.-alit.
Diseilifeciauts.;
---- •
• Of freedom has t -as set produced any vety
- - -
.Revtantion, knew how Napoleon the first' Attentian has-been recently ..e4iNg . . greafeeeeatioti.
eondetivied rifiet forithe use -of t-oldims,.drcler- i f t t I • I I es% bee • s St a Meade is determ-ued to. Fete down,
sow e in pc me. w tic n ric e
. . , .
. .
with a- sttono hal et -any-. attempt. eci. distetb.
Lig- that the• mid trouble -o-t loadine
- • • . felly Used:hem.. A -perm), eneioed in empty- 0 .
them mbre then -counteepeisect. their superior
irecisimi end •greater ritOae,- had Teufle'red eflluvi. •edueilir the cot uts to the mere treeps. move compani• s -of
ing cesspools certifies at it
destroya ell the pPace... With this yaw, hellos palled for
r. s
• United tates soi iere aria) ed yesterday-_, and -
hem valueless for the actual business of wet.
- The_ euelpt for the --die- - ee •
of the_gfeat crew -bars; fern -aide- deemed so • „
'Then aeitin there Was- the enormous -weight
_ . iiteeta it is as ,i-ellow-er • etheii are - nii(-"w; While this is goiag en
"e h on -the AMerieatt (5ide the areiVal ot another
. . ;
Tilike.equal Weight ots-ful '
.1,-890 an res
_ effectiveln .the United Steles seevice: • Con_ I I() 2d• d h British man-o..•war unnouneed.
- -iu oth
unip ine, say , or • poun a. o eac ,
"Zurich" A•Cril'90th LSGG sideration ot such nnture kept tae.old's ° ace(); ding to the -size of the cesspool( dissolve - -
Th4 No; 2' Hay Branch A. A.1 _held ;heir bore amsket the betide_ of" EaorPeen. sn-1" them idaeparate Larrels Withboiling etette•ra.-.. • FIENDISII Robert Lewis of the-
ta this da here daYivas-favorable DAC disicovery el' the- exPenditie -bullet' did .1
first tpridg Ilthihrtinn . for Entire.Horseeaand diere up teetIM.tiene or the- Crimean- Wtli. -the lime to the eausisteney of white -wash- - Tilwnshig -efeel•Pni.lrufner Lot Ilumbei threei
d a I] f 6 in the third CoheeStion had ,one of his
•
aral tle;re wae-a goo:I.:attendance.; Theatani'- awe- • tl 11 • s tc." - t le So a s A nt e propcilt on o ati ut ewe._ _
'
. y e o eleitt , o re_ use, o ., • h • -
tatart of oiling teeter to.eaeli pound. When horses.• throaf'cut and 21 COW 21/31)ed llte the
• The •t e . • - .
hag the past week, has been -the return ofthe
•Goderich rides .to _their homes, en Metiday
last, accompanied by the,liatuburg jofa,,ntry _
Company, which is tole stationer! at klod-
eeich for a time test the Chicago fiilibusters -
should carry out their threat of sending ,a
squadron tO capture all the Lake Porte, -Gocl:
erich beingfirsf in the Ivey,. will be aptAo139
first attacked 3 Sarnia, mixt, we suppote,and
so op, . I'lie Goderieli Rifles, like. their
toWnsmen, the Artillery Compan,y, made_
many friendiduring their slay _amongst utt,
hiving behaved, :without exception, like
gentlemen; aed we are „glad to learn; by a
.correSpondent, tha,t they are well satisfied
-with the treatment thev received born Abe
citizens of-„S.trina.---Sarnitt Observer,.
-
a
elie• The Wa,shington Chroaicie
following as the list of Vetoes issued since the
formation of the 'American Governmeata---
By George Washingtop, 2.; by James Midi!
sere fre by James Xonroe, 1; by Andrew
Jaelison, 9; by John Tyler, 4; by James
K. Polk, S by James, Buchanan, 15: by
Aedrew 2.. -
0:5 -There is a.goed story of, att Vd lady
of unfortunately acquisitive habits, to the el -
feet -that the was on one OCC98i00 80 tiffeCted
by the preachnig of a- charity sermon, that
she borrowed a sovereign from her neighbor
• de * he thpee. '
Norman 11-eLood was before -00
presbytery of Glasgow in reference to the ,
_
ela▪ tes lie had expreased.in that Presbytery on
the Sabbath ileestiona). "l'here was a sort et
negative Ending,. which practically
charges him with _aa admonition to he, Pore
-gum-tied in future. e ;
beet card in -the eli'anee
game ofiMatrinionn sometimes -overcome
by diamonds and knavese often -weal tticke
aed occasionally, treated hi:shuffling, manner,
and thee Mee alto-I:Tiller- • •
• ,e
Ilow.ildiuld a ioet resent...a false ;charge
striking the/yrealiar'e eg course. -•
I •
.
her of •anima.ls •shoviga tetanot large; bat 'ail; .rifles by soldier.s, andthe Et -die -ad b-eileimeethe en -the elig .of fi,12 tit _hilt., -bycsornee
each is disselved, pour the sodttintei the lime
• 'TIN 3IARB.ETS. -
der:the eircurashincesait -was as good a -eoin kieg pf weappns.--- t bes npee r•• mixture stirrt no- them we,I_ :Weather. Then SUSpected villiany Wheb prohably teok thig -
mencement as could have beett eapected,- mies threw aside then. o,d =sects to adopT .6nipty • e
the mixtureinto the cessaeo' sprceid„ diabolical Meth° Of V 11 log hIS Spite aTrist
. . .
o
Inuit This will bait to be done quick Mr. Lewis. Th ecevi died after the W"c, d gpring. cfp, 0030. .
Six Horses and theeeBulleaput in an Upnear- it and it,' or rifles on its principle, wet the un
' GODEticii, April, 21, 1866,
anee There .a - iy - - -
wa on , eene.ctasei of Horses,
created great excitement in Seiforth, every •
aiz, fot Agriculture( pieposes. 'and . 3. priiei
personbeing anxious to hear thetrial, and -
. - 1; 4, and 2 dellats. Tile first prize went to
Inng before- its Coinmeneeme it anxious-. the "ranee of Wales ". Ileary.laina -owire
TuCkersmith e the ket'aild . eo ellobeA 0 ii.':.
crowds Might be se -n wending their way
ot Stauletel.- tied the third. io
towardt -Leyd's Hotel,. _where_ the: trial --'` g')1.1 lteh.."
another Prince ;Of :' Walet,• o;ened bir i le
was, to he held, - The defenclinta .being
entitle of Brecefield• .. - The "1.3"ulle3 James'
,all respeetably-eonneeted, hired Dr: Ore- • g°111.
mas' stately carriage to eoficey.thim" to aiiiviate:dtoonaEshe„ .otf, -HiJiy, • got -1st prize- fur
nuelalfitgoeodd-siee bad ehape,
court, on. beiog seated,Wm WeSt. ban dleT pereriaied Irataery
tbe amid's, .1117d.friend Porterkindly act; 2nti prize to --Wm-, Itieth/lgsnq cno1 1:-?..i.iy1174 the
from the stolek of'ilillar OfiAlearrka•
ed- as footman._ Fortunately They arrived GallatvaYi
ham. The Judges mere. Geo, Anderson ES% ,
safely at their destination-, and, found -his
John Blerein -Esq.. of &matey, and
. W-orship expounding the law to the Crowd 9f •Sta°1"'
47 *Laren Esq., of Ha -ye ,Nothing unutual
there assembled. . Boddy being Gilled -on 'took p4pe.deri4g. the.d,ay a' stranger might
stepped forward whilli w.es the signal for a beim thought that there was an:extraordinary"
cheer - for. him -cries in Court, q three amount pf -.beer, -drunk, ..(enetigh to - have
. cheers for Boddy " Which were eiven with -dr-owned a few) -but We who a.re irked to it,
• a will. 'Bullock ciuSed •ereat merriment think as little of meisteinng,. our litsidesi: at
_great-weapaa hi -the recent Anterican .Wer of__ „. - . - . • .
Jr es ,wnen Inc two logvedieeta are -mixed -r.a,bele. 4114a:tree d4red' .ponipletely • Useless, .Palf do - • 1-1
fiectilhis. -.BM in that .wittea netieafid _seven _they .nutyleiti over: • Th6- yee 'of this Mixture '1 Ina ectotint• bee orneete- us five'. reliable ,,oats • " " 01
times -merefOrriiidable weapon. beeauto ineke not merely destrayseipel smells, but prodtieeS Pere.en,:i 0.:•SaYs. 'that: the yagabood Who - -7 -7 7 - °:,-
its.appeaeance, -nod-by-its paetialPete ainone:
the etrederaleoldierai made the turning' paw.
Alrhich they arise' andrendets them - to book for his ia ulnae couduct.
- Fee '0-50 _ -
our 5:00 - a) .5:00
a-chchlieal• CI1Unee - the..,mateiaais aunitnitted theeeee vera shortly be broneht
6 - - . 0:40 ce), 0:fi0
Thie wa8 -t.he innoeuous. oleo red3cet the mass con
sinpeeneav:rrielre;nepatoirnt;nticifloen.-teeAtsi.
the beetle: crf After the eiti; :wiled:tee piece • Wit„ TT D‘ro' it' :t
. cee on its punone.-.
• . Sheep.--e.a:e • 4:00 - . 5.:•00
" '
Pot.k 20. (c4 . 0
Ithas'beentheebonSt.blehet
Chiceimaugrafer instance, the ineetaiespetate
delditliat w.. eniid carbonate of lime househo
" .;" with care as it will destro • all zu•ti les -of It laid its head u n 'the arm of - -
r.equ es to he ehendled row teere
i.,theauturneit74.repi ete:da.nerdoinchelie:cfrolitifipihlism..epsafp:otidonss;Orrs,••;_.
y neW,113 ton .-- 0:00 a :28:2500'
1110.
Shot:tittle:I coiiered up tighi for twe or three pf snow._ to the hed of disease; mid the 5:00 • 5000 -Ist..-Catridgea have to- be titken: out of the
can e oa
ineeket. Put lo6k at•the motions rerptirett : _
"deiesileifienegutiutt nintetritt cwliailm1-.6d4sfo_er uwnhie;o1;wimpulsee sod sitied h -
i hY i h h 111 •
at .stretc,hed forth'at thiem twin Elms 00;610 .00;80074..
bok. *timely the end -hit off aud dropt down in
. 0 - grate and ride. ' -hope, im_y Coed ? Raye
valour of theeprime of the Cohfederate s heti -„
ie -product of the -mixture is a_solution of . of peade and:-.;ertelarance.. It :went to the
itiffeter's cretin -13,9001e smileeethe emblem ll'cles-(e'reen) 4-50 -
tilers 3v -as utrathle to- withetahd . its
.deadly effects._ - e. -
rthe' haerebae2nde. The ranir d has . to be. li e - - -
.
A simplefe and wethin ' Detler;_ -disinfee- it. Reckon it on (reside. lireestle with it
drawn, and the catridg•e raratit d home, .arde
fftente is sulphate of iron, Commonly- 11110W, as ' that it may aot d part : it -may repay year
The 'ramrod- ha's to he tepla 9d.- - 4th. A
. - nd usedin the same ma ner. lt is not only shill lead thee aver its mountains, and sus -
cap basto-136 tahen out Pt a °eche and: put n cOpperas, imPorteclit for dying pierposes, . pains; •Lif'e fa_halideneugh at best, but nope
Canada. The:. "'Little - C'erporars” re- op -the nipple,before the peac ready t
cheap, and eaa he 'used, WithOut any datieer tale thee amid iate billows. Part with all
• • • •
marks wete Rs -totted to _attentively and he -Wine- as, usual " tight as- a brick ." by: 6re• Ail these Motions take tit% end! i.n a
but its *action in deodorising _is confinuous, beat !e, butlkeep tky ope..
that rate, as the softenieg eur outsides got - .
%dap. the Ane thender showe.e tve had re' the alter- very low temperetue in this. atentiy, they' For water CI " i
osets and deraint it ,is pa „ v y ef bein
• raUMAN -Lo er
- total! chcere-4.-. . • - - however he sworeto all the part-
tos
• 'b • II ' f • d I - theS -
noon. - 13y the wav We have had a few days -could not, e at e pet oeine en , , .
• a -- • resent assaulting -him and inodestLy - 2 nian* other' breacn.loata
vatuaole sweetening teem- at once -ftion-
••• •
- In rnsponsii,4o vo nuteer toasts speeches • - of ne erowine weather veeetation is makine cer, in common v., ith y treat Telegraph,.. - • loved "gives sir and comfort, an;
. were mada bYjudge Cooper, James Viet- t ell ma weapons the eateidge cont I I I
- - the damages at ,$10o.09. .At this stage a r pid'staert f•all "vi eat s eratmenter u
ameEstaa aiteofbeest: - ' • --- citeesticio the plaintiff; 'and quoted Black- commenced in this loeality..-.
. 9-
• "
, p ,
o the trial olie of the .defts wished to andtprine seedine may be fairl t h• , 1 7 --b II nd powder A -detonating - = '
.
. • no love alafee us '"all men. turn glances
-tr
. makes trust in od a real living feeling
e. e y sat o e c wee e a a Geology 01 No-rik America. .thEtt influences t daily life... lf theie
powder, carer:Lilly 'easedan a h satube made - •
_
Mr. Cox reaponcled "to fg.. The Press."
- Several capital songs. 7-riere given...by
Sergt. Phillipic T. Andrevis;-B. Trainer
and others, and_ during the -evening the
Glee Club -entertained thi company with
seine of their choicest 'vocal and insult: -
mental music.
.
Altogether the evening:'passed very`
• .
stone as his authority, bit his Worship -
overuled hini, and said he_did not caie for
he said Was law, and to his lavr they Must -tteIY a yeeag road called MeTarigitt pis may 60 taken in the hand= at oneee and - we bad a
thereby dere& fr 'tlis P • f "Ii -t h 1 ' d it -iffieul to rise at once wit lout -
-Blackstone or any other man; that what
'on the princirdeof cOmilion gun .caP. -7.111 .pree Aestesiz.ceines .to: the- conclusten • -
loa,dinpe the muizel is poitaa dewnwarde. and e. e
ilbberitsentens.t-
.FRANCIST.OVV.N. • hat tee` continent orth Anierica was : h
.Vitris grow hard' -awl
Marna:Ls
Oh *the 2Ist April cirrente at Goderich
W, by theaRev: Charles Fletcher, Mr, James
Purvis to MissjaneProudfoot) both of this _
17110.
• On the -16th of April mist, in the Township
of Goderich, Mr. William Walker a pages
of Latm,,th, Lanarkshire, Scotland, -aged 68
years,
,7
• fd 1 k - d 1 tl h
o e upon u,f, c ose an s
- a tube in the bat withdrawn.- Seveft catrid • • -
d th 'I P
once .covere ice- a,. e t m ness,
Ili, WI 10 C COC ..
•
' • I ra' • - oneLafter another .drOpt intt 'AIM hole -or other eminent geol6gicar;.writers coneernifig the aiil cif hunt= stefli, ahe're eartblY pain •
submit. The abOve decision caused' a ° "ed in the etee41.-savr all• e' 'having
asion to Ma S .some repairs on the belt 0
areat uproar which could net be suppress-- elution, he says that the slop,siot the A God • rill has a t udency to bee e k
ed until his -Worship threatened to react at au di ' They might. ell be dropped t once ifekept
by Ante means or other. w d
•
• it is teehni celled -- - • grANTFD
- the glacical period-. Iii. proof uf tins con- and desolation to oce •an con cote in
:g! m ea.znie,
' 1 d fid
- - 1 %YU' in paper -tubes. - The tube .ageme. inserted- ' . - - . • . . . ; . _ - _ .0ra ar
the Riot act, which "'settled their hash." Int efnur -Pond -and round, torn limb from -
Quiet beina. now- re to d 't
beha f ot Bu tack were called- upon, nd This isehe second. accident resel Ling in death
thei evidenc amounted to his t - ill Ci • la - ui • •
•
. limb, the life knock•ecrout of hitn in a Mi.-
•
s re ; neseea on ale„t_awl. „aa --.00,0 a:_hornd •
c e ., t a t s m . ice r sa s -r q .te caietu _
-they_knew none of- the clefts; saw' no as- handlieg-there is danger.. ., . ,
sank, and thatthe clamagei done' waft- the - . : ' - .1. - ' '-
., . Ch?loya News. ..
'breaking of \an empty :hottie and three -
-panes - ef glass 7 x 9. His -Worship ,ati i 17- w YORK-, Apri :7 --Dr; D,. a. Bissell,
once dismisSed the case, and--pobr Boddy - Dep tYllealth"Offi.eer, lugharge- of the hos.
.Wae mulcted for eoits, $9.00, and ordered .pita ship Falcoe; in the lower bay,has made
tie aemove the Oar off the street. Upoe !,,i• relx)rt• to.day from the lower • '
leaving court- B II k b .-
.• -
Ifietrolunteer- COrplt: wilich had not
_
completed" the natal , annual drilla, 'pre-
vious to being placed Berrice, will be
allowed te return for aim iny_the num-
. •
bet of drilla- actually performed before
that -day2,-- but no drills fot -the cturent
Ow wine allowed tole'. rtittirhed for
. by wiyearPs nei
formed- pp:Oil-Ms.* its:being placed On
.
Service -or on the redueed.duty of two
dayit tyal. -
mar Snvfial i;istapees have lately ,oe-e-
-otrrad on _gin, -10110„4
iiiitfers wart( laying :been itiL
jilted in conseqmi• nee_ of the men entering
thecae with their bayonet!! lied. The
Consmander-in-thief„ therefore, - directs
that in.futtire voltinteerS will mit he al -
knife! tnenter'ne- to rein,* in. the cars I
with, flied bayoneta.- I - a
1
qualantme.-;
f hel tospital ship Falcon came here yesterday-
, 11 00 , eleg asked what:
he thonght.of Seaforth law -replied, "Gad nly-iIngo,; anehored here, . mid . rex-plied the
Immediately boarded file- ihip
13oddy its What I calkone ey-ed-law." I -
sick to the 'hospitel.6•T in number. Five
" 7 - ; new cases -were received from the Vireinia
r •
rr A rot for $40. a- side tame bn this:morning. There .wete four deaths 41 the
Menday list Seaforth 'between Mewls_ hespital latani,ght ; 10 knit Liverpool were
b_uriaciyesterday. 6:3 cages _are bow in the
Forsyth and :W. Fo•wler's lust Nees a great
t f- '11 edb edie- h hosPital of the arrival of the steaniship
_an.10110 0 0)000Y 0 ane -e. en MI ' t 0 jar- 4. Dr. Bissell eays„“ ihe stearnship Eng
.
eventt_ we append the summery.. - • land, Capt, Grace, from -Liverpool_ by way of_
,t Match for $80, niile stretch catch weigItts -Halifax, arrived het?. to -day. he:rerports -a
--p. Ji. : - . _ - _crew of 122 men- with 16- cabin passengers
1st Mr, a. Forsyth's g. c2finial 0. lourke. Lind 1203 In the steeraee. • Tie number vrho
. 2nd &tr. W. F0WerS S. c. Voltig•eur. - died otethe passaere to lielifax fifty eat-tiali
_ _ , . e atey Twee o :mouetainsore gliteerevorn .-...itheee as it is-, d- • • h - :0 -rent, a Gria. t Mint nt' eitaation
a catch turned, and t e,„pi ce: is . oa e_. an
were•:abovelhe.level of thelev thatat ...Alaunt - Mill -bran isperier.ced Miller. -April to
the eery .tope eacept 1 • t ' h h . - . : ;- 7 • ' - --- ',
a ew poln 8 . W le - kindne --
, s_e keep otirt hearts (lien. Dear lov- .i. B.. ,40derjaha -p. tc. . - -
othea ;like 'a rerolVer 0861. .. 'The 'wh-ole _
ezipped for seven,,shotsi.to are one after the
Washinetog for-instaime - iScver .5000' feet - leg Pe°Ple 14';" 0 14!'witneSeS'er ti.° 19ife• -
. . . Gliderich, Aptil 23rd. Ifi66 W.13,4t!
g and the rough, enpielished .7 suiflice of ' auct , teetle-Feee,i.-., -," P./fled-are. big ange10: ' - ' - .
• • • 1 . e• ., , ,,
operation of _towline for the setiegsitete wiieel. ei eh, -
.net take More title then: drawieg and eepiate 'its. summit,' -cotered ivith lease fragmente Whoa1 he sends ihow us that he ,has not- , ,- .-
• -. • . WAL: - PAPER,
jag the ramrod ofthe-E, .1fieldif,.!. - It Could just- behave the level of which -glacier markt ; foreotted- ti. - ' .
he -performed, tool in the lowe
etatea iha • -Lady • .Uw,endoline H.. fiN TAMS OF, fr. om 2 fo 12 BOW"- -s---
- 'the Enelich '
!II lainPerstiire•-.eeme tO au end, tells that it liftedaits bead • -
.0f. keepin'g the' ' owder. ',dry- itnultaneously timiee
anow. In thia, regiontthein,tbe- thickness_ of Pilieii
this kind,' Moreor ,e, the:old ,_ !Irian maxim
aiii,.: II: y_ 0. id _loVely deughter.ef .the
cannot, heve been Much less thin . :Of the patternS, will he la
-Duke-Of Soinertete as just been -married to ..16.11 the:het
L -
alone above the desPlate, Waste of ice eta':
this "country.- "Ind with .rmullition of
MARRIAGE IN IF .
• •
oiet 3 for the 6_00() feet ; and this is ini keePing. _with- the
vvitli truet ice Goide ini .
piece mi dit he le ,t in water 11 and risme kind of evidenee in -other arts• of the . Sir J. Ratesden, thr pang Yorkshire baronet - at . •
conetr •, for Whe the niolatiteins1) are mueli ietvery_ ir13 jootat,
fired the same as if kept .q.ait dry,- in the who CI"'411ilaldcr .
Ottawa -with onatf these we. p_ons, thet risingio the t ale le untouched. haS
theieh • ft Th • le - -
„e„, save °neon u e 6 6 d. .8
offered fabulouis suits for the :property;
. -Your ehonte of a Thindre, d dilfr
Morning, fecte'We .are informed -by ,e below 6000 feet, the iee seems to . n
fell lett) the river -with . --rifl Just at the glacier, he ergnes, was God s great plough ; .Qaalier. and- on Sir ti ar„oijering to pur-- - erent
have
rrentleread-w.hii went -deer h nting up. the ed direx.ftly Ovet•-tiienb while the few peake 13 t • vain The iland belonoi to an o d .
i
1, ICE.
chase' iefrom him replied. ''',When strang--patterns at the:
mama of firing, 'get ala 'Vat ed, the water end .w.hen the. lee veinalied 'from the face ot k th Whaim the toWn of Iludders-
but of his guta'and,a'red witheuthe slightest tba land, it bet pi•ei•brad for the --hand of
'difference. There ie still a furt er impot•tant the husbairdninn. •Itie hard surfade of the GNAL 017'10
thee 'and me.'-!, The -batonet offered to give _
field-belongs,-tlioa I,eaust say it belengs te I •
- .
era as ee _
z
consideration:. The way in which the charge reeks was ground trepowdet',' the elements of
of powder is eeeuredinthe bratj tube. Secures fte soil Vie:e ni g:ed;in fair proportions and the owner as maffiasaYfrPigna ler the:land Ile BOOK -AND STATIONAR *-
would cover the prdperty, when the Quaker - - • -
its pe.efeet cembustion-undea th einost favora- granitewas berried into the lime teiions. arket Square, _-
thy is-rea ly used, till le th ball is made a produttive grettite districts, and a soil was - knAlfired: "Wilt thou:place theni edgewise' - 11
It -it -Ter aps, edless fo . to state th t • the BLACK it
h ne r US a , • -,. ....`,.. •
0-1114 assy0T14 AND'
ble barcurnsteneet, areithereitite a lefie gum s lime vies micgled with the more arid and tin: ,
' i it ' 0--- '
(ensues its perfect fitting -in the grboves, The There are evideaces all over --the _pcilar: re twonet declined eo place them edgewise, and 1-
,nd the owumethie eAthe towe•of Huddeni... ,' limes Wilson, -boot black, (natio fighting .
little larger than the bote afthe barrel, .w-,hieli prepared tor the agriculttiral mei -of man. 1. - DIA.IiE- EX SIMMS. - -
I STORE
neld IS therefore lie e ween u- b ) b t th t is preps to,
;" Won with the erestest euse by -ten tenths. fax one hundred and fifty ; lastlight-eone
e effect of aft this is, that while-theeutmoit Pre- gions te sbotv thatutotie period the' heat of I - • - - (1,g8 1311 a
Raeisden end ehe Qtea4ters - .po g
:The-protpeets of war hetween_Austria She white quarantined the. lower bay."' bullet ieispre-yeelled is.prodigienne Atte Wit-. led petiodiS euppoeed to be lone subsequent_ Bee NoSes,--We --inuet suppose that men style atereasonable ratronage
. Esti ents boots in the most approv-ea nay
- _ *me! - infant. The pessengeriand crew -e all well. ciasioa is secured, the force with 'which - the the tropics exterided•all Over:the globe. The
and Prussia were inereasiniv The crisis wav reipert etisinadelo Cy0s kips m tiened irt tlieHouse of:Crime:Ions 'a,'
_ to this, and next -to the ise•beter;e1110 advent. value red noses jullYina from the enien,re •fully _solicited.. :Blackleg and.bieslles -oft 0.
teneIlioat.
- •
dent -the tenarautine C.onniiission. rause Of 2,ctqo
"
' • .
. • . • ... . • • .
Pe- 12
of man.- -• • they are tate get theni. -
best, iegardless 01 expense.
•
•
-7, .
Pres
-sire inlitave-
- fey; ln:Aci ll. °-_ur eitial
IleportS ma
!Mee at
plIplieaUone
year, Meg
-T7aot:;;Ielaa itad.11:1
_ were tash
- Tbe folio
mseless in a st
"are, :00 the tO
k'B1• :85-8111:7:3a1170:
tions in Tenn
.._41Wpliatowis,sabetti_rast.04:
%Ivo hundred 51
arh:ato,t e 1 r
- for theifiiew
Brief ift:
When meg
-close of the A
Ante ofthe poi
I3y john Ada
xl„ght of Amer
jaceirt to thei
,did attiat
he would rath
ihanabendon
tordingly
right of the lel
to fish 4..i.Wheri
The Aluestio
'elusion Ofthe
- right eleifned
Aimiuttions`by
'October, 018
the commissuu
-.States, evhilkii
bays -and er
`curing their 6
alsorie ge
exercise withiti
theteasts, laaa
- This state ofij
years, butin
:_ made a *nee
AraOrican
thingreit was at
ed The treaty '13
inthe Bays of 1
the:straits Ci
proaincials, ths
Chaleurs Audi
_measures sixt.ye
'iiralt must be el
itself, hut firma
froth headlan
WA:Massed
to tome.- ro
e veliferall •eridt.
English Caaiwna
to make tt pert
read the teate;',
At last grew`ini
weissignedotA
has lateq expi
Treaty.' By
alaimed ended
liberty waggly
Seliethronahoui
O. ,
rovittees, avitti
'twice frote
-.4tubjects were
:on AftiericA
sixthsparaftel
reeiprocal
-opened the err
most initeoftani
__which; froin
. *heritage pent
J.Loodua:
Cesuers
there is a 1112113.1
t0 father:1
4111ittsffibaucultet 114weend
viellfiusedue ttomespiexis
eubseenently.le
with his father
• timed so until
the father, afte
A-eel/Gang to de
- -united in this o
- for the child to
proved their et
, • • ..,:iscoSifistil.n.wvri:neareac:doommitiniluturdon:i
crime in the lei
rsons Inne-t
itg Deer iit-f
• c'thfe-Deevictiltirns° aenels
inunder seems
Roma mad eat
lb be in a retail
011:3ey inGeetaiminual
Parliament for-
thei):leecansiT,hetiCii;
obape4anednotAimayet-agt
_
ON
THE
SAVINGS
The aboaM
aiati)
1PO
mom'
The ten of
muchlower
natures Theat
to-theAtca, that
the Lonna, with
interest or paym
advances ma
extending <neer
Tears. -
4,14. FOIL
G•odelreh;-?..Vi
' Agent and Val