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AsSir Arthur walked away, he struck of Englieh deposits -Ah, me, mother in hours' h
estates t e possessions of their
" Leader. headed 'Lunatic Prisoners,' is cheap latvorera el Europe sigh fon aid- WAR DECLARED
with his foot a nearrian's cnta which had an inner pocket.'
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Lady Lloyd look I positively stated by a Writer iu this mopo fly to .when able; the broad -rich fields
enemies, thisiTynns, bad dwindled' down
fallen from oues of the bodies. It bore
f
ship ; mud he ratti thereon, erhe :Vastest the Anglican Church,. b tw I
e een in, son acres ot mountain pasture. The doctortal action upon the Sheriff's application for Stuart
tit t w ? aloe Avenges an Insult?
et over her -son's
to the gray stone house by the rixer, shad • ,
round its band a ribbon, which had inserib shouler, and read: certify that I solem- ilia's Globe to have undergone fearful suf-
. . held out their gerieroua arms fot
g o er tea or • .
. ea by ancestral oaks,. ferengs in consequence of the neglect at e, .
e governme for a mente,peet, te tenet eaem ea ern . Or ...
and a few barren th et x "ha -
dear Wyndham,' cried Lady Lloyde wee, yff n s
allw,...0.17a &Aye. ts AMES DOWSE,
sayo, per. contra, teat- Prttentot .1,ticepts the Sltualit0111.
tal on it, in white letters, the name ef the ! tined taaelea-,
en secordia t th
were to be met, sometime:: e COMES THE TUG OF VP' AR
ofJohu Lloyd hark -of Taurean North practice, however. was his best eases. For his removal to an asylum. ' even if the . Chinese do return horao
some twenty miles on each side of him ins' I am to say that any remer m P they will bear Wit them inte
e,rditiory ontrnge ! There are some people night and day, pass unnoticed, but for the =tended oit
It was but a scrap of paper, the torn Sy-
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her aont, was snit on guartl-ht most extra- on the conduet of the Government 4'401
heart of China rich ideas of Western civi- INTERVENTION OF THE GREAT
Chaptein to the Forces.' sway extended. His gig and gray mare,
make into the Octagon Room, wherein
charge of inhuntrineity contained in the
in the kitchen, who have brought a dead ledif <-4 a book- - on the mountain track; where the sohd -
• y be permitted to POWERS INEFFECTUAL.
.
li on. That we ma
bedy eith them, a.nti they persist that the 'Wyndham, Vank God it was an irregu- Roman causeway was the only sure pass Th)3 Lead
newspapers writing in contradiotion of doubt, for knowing as we do the gregane
PREKSIAN AMBASSADOR LBFT PARTS.
er. ous habits of these people, andstheir ten- •
general had ordered them to bring it here lar neirriage.' 1 , age among treacherous bogs ; sometimes For the reason only I -am directed to
• • fathers for thousands of ears it ' alto-
--into this house of mourning.' 't.Tm ; I "-don't know that mother; I on the turnpike, rotten as trustees could settle the geestion of feet _raised in the miens held on the ideas held by theirfore- War Preparations on an Faten,sive Scale.
go anti see what they mean: A I think it would be held good:'
dern vrork ; 1301130- „ 7
mistake, I should think. Po yen stay here, 6 Then let the evidence of it perish ;* times along the steep bill -tide wherever eontroeersy, y sendinO you tvithout oom-
ment the Reticule:is of the matter: gather probable that they will still iegercl THE WAR CLOUD DARKENING.
leave it flimsy asour mo
'nether.' and she snatched the paper front her son's horse could tail firm foot -hold, or wheel f C E
• The SheriffS" first notification to the usasthe outside Barbariansthey have ways
you might moat the gray inare, gig, and Governmeut o apta n arle s
date M. TRIERS OP -POSES THE GOVERN -
looked: sgitated, Sir Arth.ur was with The damp papererackkd and need in the
wy an. departm. ent the '7th inst., and upon SE- is that riothixig 'ke the Coolie aystem--
"lify clear Lady litioyd,' seta the general, quick 'drought of smoke and air, disap- amination of the papers, the case appear: which is only a new form of - • Slavin THE EHPEROR TO TAKE THE FIELD.
lame • but m they loeked, it remain the nr. -
-b d t b 0 t ery
soon after, Wyruliman returned ; he banns, and threw it on thtllazing fire. a tuft to turn upon.- there day or night, ease as e eve us a e, one poi n ev
d at Goderich 5th inst., reached this good man will are with Mr. Mill. That .MENT.
ef•INWINIEWMI
'Tin sincerely sorry teehave distressed you peering unburned tip [the chimney. Yon would not fin I better, parer or into be- urgent,- the necessary reports ante should be r
- e 'flitted' Itbee areadY OVATION TO THE RING or PRUSSIA.
intany way ; bet tvlona tell you that the Wyndham lonked at Ids meth er who
been introduced, and it mwrong, ,
nicer -looking g trli Within a radius of a
hundred nuks front the Wrekin, than the
daughters of ve-yrin the dector. The draw-
ing -room at Brynaven, from- whieh yeti
had a glimpse of a ieaoh of the river be.
tween the trees, anderthe glittering sea
beyond, was a pleasent refuge from dul-
ness mid gloom. Any number of girls
ftorn six to sixteen, merry, good-tempered,
and fond of each other, even whea no
guests were present, made the house gay
and bright with life. 'Hamlet and Mona,
caught up araongst these fair girls, were
soon taught the words and ways of Anglo -
Celtic fife. .
Pleasant as are 'the hill -sides of wild
Wales this brisk spring -tide, to the eye of
Sir Arthur Lloyd, a view of Pall Mall
from tee bow -Window of his club is in-
finitely pleaeenter. He is dividing his
attention among hitt toffee, his Times,
and his cutlet. All _the shadows of the
sorrow and_doubt obi& heti huuo about
him in the weird 032I1Si011, of Tanyraln
had vanished into thin air dissolved in
the bright sunshine of P4It Mall. When
he looks up from his newspaper, he is
surprised to find the eyes of his uephew,
who is standing on the heeith-rug by the
fire, fixed steadily upon him.
'Why, Win, what brings you out so
early ? . Are you for the Bible Society's
morning meeting at Exeter Hall ?'
To be Continued- .
signatures were Immediately obtained,and
the Lieutenant-Goveenor's warrant -was
signed an.denailed the. the same night.
Yon are at libeetY to make whet use you
please of this communication.
I ham° the honour to be, Sir,
Yonr Obedient servant,
THOS. 0, PATTESON,
, Ainistant-Seciretarys"
The aboye is satisfacstory in so far as that
the poor Captain will now be removed to
quarters where he will receive the benefit
of appropriede treatment. If the •Govern-
enentestirred up by the Gloae and the Sigoal
has atted in this case with unusual promp-
titude, 'Ghat about the otherlunatics con-
fined in dadeeich gaol ?TheLeadersays:-
"lt is unnecessai y to say anything furth-
er in vin.dication of the conduct of the
Goyentment hi reeard to cases of this kind.
Iis assailants appealed to a single case in
support of their attacks; and that tippeel
has gone against them, Will they have
the grace to acknowledge themselves in the
wrong ?" When our venerable contempor-
ary proves us "in the wrong" we venture
to 'believe we shall -have "grace" given me
to acknowledge it not before. We humbly
think -it will be necessare for the Leader to
say a good deal more before the Govern -
mut will be vindicated in any other eyes
but those of its "social parasite."' While
only speaking circumstantially of Capt..
Earlo's ease, in the article quoted by the
Globe, we previously mentioned two other
cases equally sad. One of the three, we
sa had. been attempting to commettssui-
,
ci e, times without 'number, This,was
J _ es Dees commtted to gaol, 7th June
/est, respectably. connected, and formerly
an exemplary young man. Quiet when
admitted, he gradually grew worse and
worse, 'attempted to drown himself in the
cesspool. on several occasions, and has to
be constantly watched to prevent him from
knocking out his brains. on.22nd June
the Sheriff applied for his remnval and, on
Friday 16th islet after his insanity was
allowed to become chronic and probably
incurable an order for nis removal arrives.
It seems - strange that government ener-
,
gyshodid becomes° intense,simultaneously
withthe unpleasant netoriety.which former
government neglect was acquiring
And then there is the case of SANDY' PAP-
PLE, committed 18th March last, notified
toGovernmentbyltheShel.'ilf on10 April mid
again milts/acne the theme orseveral Grand
Jury presentments, commended for remove
by two of 'their Honors,' who still,witbou
prospect of ameliorated circumstances;
is allowed to drivel away with onle'euch care
as the kind-hearted gaoler in pity
gives him. If, as the Leader asserts, 'What
es- .
the Government has been endeavouring
zealously to do is to effect an imprOvement
in the mind of the insane,' how is it,that
such. all Unfortunate individual is Allowed
to Hager helples.sly on in gaol, whefi Dr.
Workman has emphatically and frequently
stated that a short spell of such imprison -
body -which the men have just laronaht was staring at the fireplace in blani dis-
wrong. There are points which we
son John, by a most marvellous dispense- chair, laughing heartily. . - beaorae of poor Sambo, etsat hut want of •
ARY Eemeettsraser IN Bout KING -
hen is that of my poor brother's eldest may, anti then threw himself bath in his wopld willing take up--sauch as what is to Mu"
' Dotes.
Tonal see at once that this home is the er it Come, old lady, don't worry _yourself cad into the conviction that if
°moan= PROE'OS ALS FOR A PEACE CON-
' VENTION.
space prevents. In conclusion, we are for -
don, wrecked atei drowned this .,rery data 'Interposition of Providence, eh, moth -
are permitted to emigrate toAmerica,there
mule farmer restieg-place for thb body of about this lively piece of paper. That
should be some wholesome restrictiun
the sixth baronet of Tanyrallt ; for such which I have. I will hold. Gard qui me
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he waa, though for only a few minutes.' touc.haa-Now for Jones the officer.'
rovidech for; - What we want is TROOPS HITERTING TO TIM FRONTIER.
.
The general, unused to suakiug se long Jones the officer was kickm,g his heels in Norwegians. Swedes, Germans, and the ,
a speech, here paused for breath, and Led
the hall. The respect due to the crown better class of laborers from thedyitish e RUMOR6 OF AN ENGAGEMENT.
Lloydintereesedeseheravatly : 'Sir Arthur, forbade his being shewn ihto the kitchen ; Are we right or wrong ?
Jelin lelteta died two-snl-twenty yeare but Griffiths couldn't • forget that Jones
_ago : this is sonts iatpostere,' svas only the son of the Pandy • anti that
'Madam sarl th"
A WARN WELGONE.-On Wednesday
• genera , in a dame, therefore the chief apartments 'of the house evening last, 13th inst., a party of about'
'did not ion you it was the body of my were far too good for him. 30 leaders and stewards of the Vesleyan
. .
nephew John, and yoct speak of impos-
ture,
qes, impnatnre, Sir Arthur Was it
net (Idly understood, when I married Sir
Jobs, that his eldestmon -who, ara told
was an abandoned and disgraceful youth -
'Well, Jones, what is it Some warrant
to he signed V
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Assicciatecl Press Despatches.
. dtily 15. -The Faris Comae,
tionale at fleet' says :-In consequence of
the insulte offered to Beneditti, France
accepts war, which Prussia offers. The
Church With their. wives assembled in the Corps Legislatif declared in favor hef war.
5..)10, sir. t Begging your pardon for dis- Parsonage to welcome home,, their esteem- Brussels, Jay 15. -The intervention of
tarbing you on auch a day, but I hear that
S BI lest k (vele) the great powers for peace has been inef-
last Right, coming from Ems .instead
. •
Berlitie He did not receive his passport,.•
he clone toegive the Emper.or verbal ex-
Dlanatiens. Nothing poeitore has been
dene yet concerning the elliente hetweeo
France and Austria. •, It „is reported again
to -day that Aestria will remain neutral.
Baren ',Mabel', North German Minister,
and all members of his embassy left Paris
yesterday' afternoon for Berlin. The
FrenehFquadronin the Mediterranean has
been doubled ; Vice admiral De LaGuer-
rier is in -cow -roan& Them is a great ac-
tivity et the war Department to -day. "
large niimber of seatettorders have been
not in various directions.
The .EMperor is expected to hend the
army in person, and by a series of rapid
ninieemeents, arrive at the Ithine before
Prussia has completed her defenees.
-hool&s =CALVED MN ALGERIA..
The eteamere. of the Meisageries tin-
_ periaels have been despatched to Algeria
to briag home the troops now operatiug
against Ithe rebels in that eottntry. The
Mitiist4 a Marine .has ordered all yes -
as
France: Telegtains OA the subjart are eon-
tradictory, the latest. reports being thane
force of Prunsiarts is Miami ta have cross-
ed the Ithirre. A decree is published this.
morning, calling upon the nsembos of the
Garde Nationale and Garde Mobile, of the
first three corps of the army, to report im-
mediately at the chief towns of the depart-
ments, in treadiness for active service.
Peri?, evening. -The Empress arriveci
in Parts to -day from St °toed, and re-
ceived a popular welcome of the most
enthusiastic character. The Emperor
1 leaves for the field on Wednesday.
A loan on six months' Treasury bon&
forfive hundred millions fraues, wes taken
un in a few hours. The 'Credit Foncier
and the Bank of France made an effort to
monopolize the entire amount.
Paris, 10 p. m -Regimen% are passing
through the streets to -night on their way .
to the frontier. Great orowds thered on
the sidewalke and wildly sheered the sol-
diers asthey passed. No oppoeition to the
war is manifested, and the press deeenume
the -speech of M. Thiess;
_ OVA'RJON TO THE HMG OF PRUSS/A..
1Berlio, July 16. -The King arrived here
late last !evening from Ems. is journey
I was a complete ovation from the start. -
Pausing' at voblentz, he was surrounded
by an immense throng of his countrymen,
who gre,eted him with cheers. The King
said :_.._ s 1 am pleased with this surprise,
-see to it, that you behave as bravely else-
where.". teen
sels not' useful" in time of war, such
Imperial yachts, &c., to be disarmed.
'A oanoonon EIIROPEAN CONGRESS.
Lord Larne, the English Minister, is
still endeavoring to get his colleagues
here to preseat a celleetive request for a
-Congree's of European Powers td settle
the gaeltion between France and Prussia.
Annivot. Ow PILINCIE fiTAPoLloN.
- Prince Napoleon arrived, in Norteay
yesterday. He received a despatch frtim
' I
d t r th Rev se oc d te
one of the bodies cast on the shore to -day has AdthertO been residing withMr. George Acheson
pas o e . . . fectual.
. Napoleon willannonnce to -day the rup-
ture ef the relations between France and•
ars ion o war.
The ireparations at the different naval
stations are on a. similarly large scale.
Paris, noon, July -15. -TM) Bourse is
fiat. Crowds of students and others pa-
raded the streets and boulevards, shouting,
"Vito " " D ith Prussia " tire
has been brought here, and I called to re- Achison) and his lady w'ho arrived in town
was midi!, and ahsolatela dead Should mind you that any property fonnd upon that:day. Supper was in waiting for them,
I have consented to such an alliance, had the:body should be handed over to the
there peen an heir surviving I" Would. my officers of the crown.' a happy social eyening was spent, and a
money have been applied to clearing the 'Dear me 1 the crown has a veryvigilant week's provisions left to commence honee
heavily .encumbered estates of my late servant. But, in a word, Jones, the abilities which reached Goderich in ad -
keeping. The account of Mr. Blackstock's
vance of hitut has been fully realized and
his ministrations meet with much apprecia-
.. _
non from his congregation. His career in The crowd 'sto d t th P ' E ,
bassy, and shouted insultingly, source.
Goderich has begun auspiciously. pee a e russian m -
Tree NARROW GAUGE. -We understand en WAINER'S ADDRESS. (MOPS 1/3111=013.
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sodor leaves Paris tosday. (tra A 'PAWED uoitnEsieONDENT.)
husband, hash it been possible that they erown has no rights on ray lands.
should go tee any other than my oe a Flotsam and jetsam, wreck *and tree-
childsen ? Sir Arthur, to suppnse Jehn sure, are all mine, Mr. Offieer ; please
Lloyd not to have died years ago, is to to inform your masters to that effect.'
suppose that there has been deceit and 'Well, indeed, I shall have to report
im"tere s'ewhere and rather than tins to the collector, You don't deny
impute it to my dear husband lying - havitig
‘Methcae vattl Wyndham interposing htionaings r
Tye seen the bodyraud I've every reasun deny and affirm nothing. rd only
to think that it is my brother John's. My have you know that am the lord here,
ufw-le recognises him williams. the and am not answerable for my doings to
net:KA:easter, knows him. Whatever Pc'or 'anybody.' •
John's faults srsay have been, he has amp- 'Wee,
u indeed, the collector will he_ve-to
ly atoned for them. His body shall lie
side by side atth my late father's -in fact, see to, this. Well, good -day. dir Wynd-
ham.
rvagiven orders to that effect.",
the possession of the body and its
there -
r
As he spoke, the tramp of rnen was Vara gave him a contemptuous
.
heard in the long corridor. The gray- stare reply to his greeting, and let him
headed butler opened the doer, and the find offeway- out of the house as he
men entered, bearing the body on a bier, could.
covered with blankets, the sharp outlines .
of death skewing through their felds. As '`.- CIIAPTER ire ]
they paced their I wiler o i h , le 1,and e
dtting thy sum of snow;
moved the covering on the face of the To tchat which ,had too lunch
corpse, those ran a kw murmur from A twitteikag,, of swallows -who does
mouth. to rateeth : 'Dear, deart isn't it a not love the sound, telling of the grim
sorrozini night ? And eo much alike, only winter past, of thatender breath of spring!
the e/d lord looks the younger.'
Let them build.under your eaves, the
As they left the room, Seine of the
neatherbeaten feces wet with tears,Wynd- ' graceful housolovinghirds. Their homes
ham came forward and shook them each are as dear Co them ase yours to you, 0
by the hand. t respectable ratepayer !
%loll that ks. friends.' ssid he in the Spoiled your new hat, e ? Then carry
vernacular. It was all the Welsh he knew, an old umbrella. Dirty you white steps ? sufficient • ile being perfectly evident
men glenved with delight ; and when be ,L.etaill.annah, the housernaidnclean them ; m ' •
that France waa only too glad to take ad -
hut it served his tarn. The faces of the
told the butler to sea that they had plenty :met .10_ chat fat damstlferchid, a little
. vantage Of the proposed election of Prince
of gond ale, they were ready to lay down wholesome ontdooi• exercise.
The swallows hid hunt for ages under Leopold to the Spanish throne to declare
their lives for the yeung lord.
_ 'Wyncliesen, are .7you mad ?' said his the eaves ot Tanyrallt. In that warm, war. Great waes have ere now been en-
tered into on the strength of very slim
g !sock they lived and throve, and nursed
niether, when they were onee men
al. ne. their young brood all the summer. throughe ideas, but we must say that in our opinion
*No, mother ; remarkably sane ' and as they gathered for their autumn this idea of Prince Leopeld's accesSion is
tThen why did you recognise this ila- et
y wou 00 f01111 e o r -
melt, the Id II k th th ldneeof one of the sliinmest that could be used in
posture r
'First, mnther it is no immature ; the tree of Tanyrallt, twittering a plesiant order to•bring a million of men into mortal
thing from us,it would he another minter; They mostly hollto- their. oil homese
guron Oignal4
GODER1011, JULY 21st, 1870.
1 RU§HING TO BATTLE.
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.France has thrown dovin the challenge.
Prussia has taken it up and professes her-
self ready for the contest. The armies
and fleets are in motion and any hour may
bring the tidings of the first bloodshed. --e
Troops are being mused on both sides of
the Rhine frontier, and we learn that the
Emperor Napoleon is to take the field in
person. The cause of the quarrel is re-
garded by the civilized- world as entirely
proof3 ar3 too stiOtteg. Die he leant any- blessing on its kindlo lords. conflict.. Hence it is that the eeneral feel -
0
Innis. inlayer of France receivino a sound
been as it is the proof of his death will ,these swallows ; and when a young' cou- e g
drubbing irom the victors of Sadowa.-
come in very ilanclily.' - 'ple start ie life, they must reae their own
•Pooli'sh boy, theehildreed-- dwelling, hning it with down from their The ,Emperor 1;as no doubt made up his
mind for victory, but of all, the monarchs
*chadren'tnether ' glere eau' be sees- ;;• own breasts, betore the eldrrs of the tribe
Wyndham; they% saved. -two ofthem- willsgiee them the nuptial benediction.
or if there were, they would: ba drowned. of Europe he can least bear defeat. lf
at Williams' cottage.' , Oh this espeatal spring, sundry newly Franceand Prussia are left alone, ,it will
epreell heavens I II no idea or -these, mated pain; were busy under the eaves, be a tremendous struggle, and if the other
'NV yudliam sank into ste chette pale aud and levying centributions on all ides : great powersbecome involved it _would re -
breathless. bits from the straw -yard, mass fro the quire the gift otprophecy to predict what ment is calculated to render madness of
Was it possible that his kingdom was to old oaks in the avenne, unconsidered
be wrested. from hint -that kingdom to the res ult will be. . even the mildest type hopeless and incur -
trifles frem the getters ; amongst othtr
earliest consciousness? And that genet nst found with much gratnlatory . able t. We trust the Leader will have the,
which he had /stoked forward almost from 4
o. thine
what wns there let for him ? I have said chirping. and carried carefully between 'grace to acknowledge itself in the wrong
THE IltSANE IN OUR GAOL.
thate looking at him,you might imagine the loving pair, an old, tattered, yellow -- and hereafter where humanity and govern -
him a naked Briton, Intent on raid and paper. It formed a famous shaft to the On onrreply to theLeadertsfoolithattempt i raential reputation are in the balance to
rapine. -Bat it was not tiaras that he stood vaulting of the swallows' roof. Two hours' to justify the unnecessary detention of ! throw in its 'feather -weight' for humanity.
in his own regards. Phis his clothes, ycla labour was saved them by that fortunate lunatics in Gailerich Gaol, the Globe a 15th
Prussia and the decl t' f
Paris, and will return inune m y.
RUMOR do AN ENGAGEMENT.
Paris, July 17, a. en. -There is a
rumor that an engagement has taken
place near Forbach, resulting in a lose to
-the Prussians of 3,000, killed. The
French loss is placed at 2,000 killed.* As
yet this keport can be traced to no reliable
S' --
-OFFERS OF AID ernes GERMAN1t.
The Government is in hourly receipt of
despetches from all parts of Germany,
offering men, money, arms, hOrS08, (tog in
support of the national cause, and assert-
ing that no sacrifice that can be made, will
loe deemed too great for the canee of Ger-
Imany. The Government recommends
have hire thue-Lienteuautt.iand. Oaptatn find ,• and that very night, they slepthene• remarks :- . ,
hi Hee Majesty's Foot Guam e distangtne- THE CHINESE QUESTION.
hed sportsman at Coverside -In-Leicester- ath their own roof -tree these young swal- " /3. few days ago we called attention to
shire ; patron of two livinge; future regine lows -the south-west wind and the mar- the undoubted fact that notoriously insane Every orator, writer, mechanic and
latoefor the empire:chiefof the equestrian mune% surges singing their epithalami- laborer in the United States -from the
perepns are confin.ed sometimes for weeke
and. months in our -common gaol, and de -
order a the Red Hand -vary far removed unie
mended that an end shoukt be put in one dock et San -Francisco to New York her -
from the naked Celt this onr freind. And But for the swallows Tanyrallt is al-
t h • n f i f bor, and from Buffalo to the Keys of
e ar W •
Bremen as a port of refuge for german
shipping.
DEHOPFSTRATION AGAINST FRANCE.
Florence, July 17. -Great popular de-
monstrations were made het e to -day against
France. Crowds cellected in front of the
Foreign Office and -Germany Etabassy,and
shouted down with. France, 1:12,0% Rai=
neutrality, viva Prussia.
- -
It isasserted that the Prussian Ambas- After the Session yesterday, the Senate
proceeded in a body to St. Cloud, where
the Engineer of the Toronto, Grey and Austria professes neutrality unless a
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Wroxeter,,Bluevale and Winghtim and ex- Paris, 3 p. M. -The Corps Legislattf. de- ehey were received by the Emperor and Having travelled through a considerable
Bruce R.has completed the Survey through third power interferes. .
himself -highly satisfied with the dared was against Prue= at ten minutes Empress. X. Reuben President, said
oporti n of this Comity. and- having bad a
result. _
. before one this afternoon. the fienete thanked the Emperor for the
favourable opportunity of observing the
Holland will remain neutral in the strug- its patriotic sentiments. A monarchical
permission of expressing to the Throne
presses
Tneence.-The Principal of the gle. Tb.e belligerents have engaged to re- combination, injorious to the prestige apd - crops of the several Torniships en the
Central School gratefully acknowledges spect the neutrality of 13eigiunits Troops Southern. part, I %sill proceed to give von
e rapidlo co con tin at Antwerp and ach Township es
u th. r state etie mitts old renotinced the of sketch of the crops of e
the receipt Of 89.00 in silver from the ar , - e • tra .g iseetnity of France, had been mysterious- - a
to the purchase of prizes for the Christ- Bank at Antwerri has beeri removed to the
The specie and bullion in the National tations duce
y favored by Prussia. On our represen- I go along, commencing with the 1 OWEISbnp,
Dominion . Day Committee.? to be applied •
citadel. An bone of paper money is au- throne of Spain. Sp in, who returns oar
, n friendship, renoubee a candidature so
mas examination.
Sour ee SEAPoRT11.-The Village Coun- The first diepatch says the declaration mediate danger , of the wet. was thus
wounding to us. Without doubt the nue
flounced. .
from Taxes for 5 years. This should not 1 avoided ;Ibut our legitimate compleint re -
oil hae retused to exempt all mlt-wells made by France is in words to the follow -
doubt. if at the end of the year a well by Prussia, and declares war against that . , .
power." e . tinges. Was Ite not evident that as a
toreign power, to thit prejudice of our
ine effect :- .. - .
deter parties intending to bore, for, no ' France rejects the insult: uffered her • o.
should be found'paying no dividend, the The second dispatch te t • hed to die:bolo the
.
Ootincil woald follow the example of Gods- • nonor anti in res , ens
rich ancl odpit the taxes.' We hear another -of war and is ready for the contest,' ,'
gieet premien balance of power in Europe ? Had we
Company is organized by the Reeve and, answer :-"Prussia accepts the declaration not the right to demand of ' that power .
Mr. Hone.; which is to go to work im media- when the reading was finished. The Pre- goad:Aces against a possible recurrence
tely ; a capital of 810,000 being already of such an attempt ? ' This is refused
The members of the Rouse applauded
sttlescribeil. announcing that war has been declared be- is , h
.and the dignity of Franceinsulted. Your
jesty raws e swor an e
41. d th country
sident has received two official dispatehes, me- d tb
IISBORNE °
The spring crops in this Township kok re-,
Markably well, especially wheat, barley; -
*its andpeas; thelatterlookingbetter than
far some years past. Fall wheat is not HO
good as last year, considerable of it having
been water killed. Potatoes promise
to be an excellent crop . Hay will also be
an average crop. Other root crops are not
far enough advanced to give an adequate
idea of what they will be. Owing to -the
genial showers lately there.is no doubt
there wIll be a fine orop of all the different
. THE NEUTRALITY OF ENGLAND. wit you, eager for and. ;proud of the
in the -County. As the farmers all ormearly
tween France and Prussia. roots as this is one of the finest Townships
Tnz Panics ALFEBD, arrived here on , occasion. You ha4e warted long ; but
England 4111 be difficult and perhaps im- 1
ee during' this time -you have raised to per -
Sunday afternoon. The boys are all in all first -elms there is no doubt but that
lemon july 16oe The neutrality
excellent health and very indignant atthe ifection the military orgahization of Prance there willbe first-class crops.
exaggerated accounts of theltrace Mines possible, and dishenorable in case Holland ,ay your care Femme es prepare „ er
pleasure blip. We understand the crew andBelgium should become involved in, enthusiali proves that, like your hicks -
were paid t off this morning, and that it is_ "e war- . ty, she w" 1 uot tolerate wrong. Let our
the intention _to .ley the vessel tip at REAL OBJECT AE THE WAR. , august EmPress beeoine ageie the depoei-
- The Timed intimates that the recovery tory. of the Imperial poweh ; the great
present.; .6f Alsace and Lorraine, cientaining the
Meuse, Vosges; thle Upper .and Lower with their absolute devotioni
bodies 'of the State sorroond her Majesty
. modern provinces of Moselle, Meurthe. the nation fay Viiii him be a fate crop, potatoes arid
other root crops promise fair to be a good
UNITED STATES GUNBOAT. -The William .
bert Knapp, arrived in the Elarbar, from the part of Itruseinkent ththshelchas iso
the youreiajestyresume wi n
the :commend of :the legions he led at
halt faith in her wisdom tand energy. Let
i* ' "th bl
o e confluence
fi 1 _ _ : crop. •
MT.
Pitt,Fessenden, commanded lay Capt. Gil- Rhine, are the zeal object of the wan on
Port Hurore on Monday afternoons and e'n't.'" ' r"- m - e - val.4b abl M t e d S If - Ifeierilhas come - Spring . crops in ibis Township elite
left tosday Onesday) et noon. She is a tidy hints toet Engosh mtervehtion is pro . a e eget a r41 0 erino. - , promise an abundant 04314, what has been
little. vesselermed with .two 24 lb guns ' : the hour 07 victory is near, tend soon a es' avert of fall wheat -aisle looks firstekate mid,
in case of Prussia. losing strength.
WITHDRAWA„L OF LEOPOLD. pPOIRiSeStO turn ont ai good a 'sample as
. „,
and one 30 $ rifle, and manned by 40 of a . grateful co entry will decree toher children _
. . The absolute -Withdrawal of Leopold- ii the heoette -of triumph ; wenn Germany , hes ever been seen* Tem. part" of the
creiv. 'Her afficers vizt Capt. Knapp, lst generally credited. . will. be'.1 d from -the domination Wide& ' county. Potatoes else promise an 'Arend -
Lieut. A. (IL &ay: 2- Lieut It T. Black, neonorrnen,nv rutresu.
3rd Lieut, g. M. Clark, andehiefEngineer Vohniteeringin Prussia is extraoidin-
M H Plunkett -are a lot of frank, manly ary. The entire end° population is &-
fellows, whe were much delighted with the minding anus. 1
appearance end hospitalities of Goderich, ,
and left intending to return and leave HITYGAIritY art}riaRY wrm FEW'S*
theireviyes and farailies behind them to Advices frointBerlin repretieht - that
-reside among -us for the summer months. ' "Indiece Royal Fsdeiiek -William will tahe
• I command of the eymies of the States of
STEPHEN.
The crops hi this Township look gone-
rallywellespeciallyspangorops. Fallewheat
what remains of it, looks very wellbut a.
considerable amount of it was winterkill-
ea ; peas promise to be an abundant crop,
:1 South Germany: '
(le"- Seveeal communications lefn over A telegram feont Pesth states that the
for rant of room. chiefs of the different pertles- in Hungary
T1 had. met there, and adopted a resolution
egotly Drettriggs. sympathizing with Franee, and dealer-
ing that every ttictory for France would be
et_
Can any ene- of our Toronao contempo- victory for Huateary. , .1
rrries illIGITS ES when Die Brigge wyl be • - en.ruuattunt In TRAN0B.
,et home.' IWe should very much like te -- The war enthusiasm in France is- very
hear from him i-Oatecionia Sachem. great. The peOple offer to pay double
We would very much like to hear if Dr. taxes. The police are obliged to protect
Briggs is e er to belound at home !- the residence of M.M. Thiers and Fevre,
things. The organ of the Patent °ambito Plorida--is, just now all agog on the gyres- Wellan'a 11' rail? '
We trust the doctor's uexe 'at home" preposes to invade France with an:immense
y ul -
yet he the product of our advanced civil-. mod, deserted. Young Sir Wyndham is who made speeches agamet war. Prussia
isetioza, elmicest fruit of recognisedsystems
with his regiment at Windsor ; Lad
ation, 'of course,- rushed to the tescue de- tion a to Whether John Chine.man 'Is to
of culture, did not clash Much with the
Ieloyd is at her twin dower -house, Mount dared that the Gevernment of nand'field *will be dulyeannopnced. We are an:dome fem.
b f ld • d f h ree rosvenor qn r , t h If t usua waves
perm' e o o
d t d the labor of the country to have abont. five minute's private ionver-.
r-ndo H ld mud NO OFFICIAL NOTICE OP WA.2.-MISCEiLA-
ideal 1 rtsdro -nf tercild rthita."7gd st, ita 0 old Gwen,and .Maedonald was peculiarly careful of these be
h I The motion is tattoo with him•--oe n era -
NEWS. •
. 1Pne , gr y
thainge he called hie rights ttea cexelesa cif the gardener arid hie wife, are takingfeare unfortunateson fact had made it anspecialty , .
the righteof ethers ; as aelitsh in his life ofthe house. - Williams, the schoolmaater, -not knowing, we seppese, what. might a grave one, requiring in'its coma a .
.'derati n Prototype'
of simulat-cd activity ne his prototyper ha and.. hie young charge are on the river Ditto i-Ifuron Signal.
happen -and ended by hunnuating, 'that if the widest Christian charity for the Mon- ,
ecould be authenticated, it would be found f
of old tvonld semetimeispare the faccaof do h f 1 th t t'' -
'powers of their -.intention- to. preserve a
brat to his friends, ah 1 not so kind, forbe ,b -
his Teeple gnomon oveemuch ; lent this ...,,,wilo.tilhe flat, "-thing is absolutely -certain : The Chinese
where salt and froth 'county or town officiels. The GoderIeh neuttal attitude. MacMalion, Bazaine
new man weak/ have saki them to the ' ' "'''' '
te t When they fished the lower Sigma/ supplies -us with all thit is neCessary aro COming to America by the ship-kad . BASE BALL. -The Bluevale and Wroxe:
Y end Oanrotert evil' eommand the three
* * • * * * by way of San Francisco, in which city
' ter base ball dubbs are to have afriendl
game in Blitevale. cape of the French army. The troops of
hialtest bidder, din the laws perratt. Such watera.ttey alw
ays finished their day at in the wav of reply, and e great deal more.
as he is, this chieftain of ours, do pot the house: of William Wynn, 'the "doctor.' they actually swarm. Thence they have W ALF8.-OrQiNi in general look Well.- Saxony are id milder'. The Front* re-
s stetiggle ? Will Inegice up an he holds ate for the eehoolmaster ; and there the -gan, is quite sestrikingly displayed in de- spread repidly Westward, building the Haying is very much impeded by the .Insel
weather. Rainey :natters are still in the the. frontiers.. The North Gentian Parlia-
think he will resign hits kingdom without There waa elver:. readya tankard of good Partizanship, let us whisper to the or- serve: have been ordered Out to protect
dear in life for matte -wad love of legae western Section Of the great Vacifie Rail -
Young girls of the house would teropt the fending What is indefensible as in igpor-
, e, . - any such cases ef confinement of lunatics
tte real warii• ; er001 tit 1AS Wass. 040Ty spare hour • sometimes away up tte goliau stranger, and the deepest sympathy
Bluevale.
LONDON. july fr.-The British War Of;
fice has not Yet eeceived official notice of
the declaration 9i war between France and
.40 Prumut. Italy and Denmark -aseure the
er course o e s ream some ienes
that the fault lay with the particular or the native or European taboret. One
From our Oren Correspondent.
out be moored antyield. Turnips and otherroot crops look
oppresSed Or., and petiee
well hut are Rot far enough arava,nced to
yatoopEurrurooNore.e;(') htih,oeumg:hoathstooeng,r1009.rgyeceoetitafywour, arms; ever:bability ot an abundant crop. usy iu
• . , MI what theyneally may be, • hat owingto
received- the late genial. showers thern is everY
then once more devote yourself to refoems
-some time back hoe not been favourable
general looks well but the weather this
the realization of whdiethoieceonniitlynerreatardTehde.
for salines it. .
Time alone is ne
STANLEY. .. . °
Emperor warmly anked -the President The crops through this Tom:Islip look
and the menthe= o the Senate.
remarkably well, the fall wheat looks, %mil
isTimst WAR FEELING. , and will be ready for harvesting in a tow
A war feeling has take& entire control ea-.
yle Spring wheat looks well and is
of the people yesterday, The Duke de pretty much out in head, oats also promise
Grammont,i after leaving the Chamber, an abundant yield, peas are also an ex -
was greeted by the crow& upon the ebeelivevrietr eatunpa,vneotaregteoeyies loiod.k airbs ifist6heeiiVieull
streets With cheers and plaudits amount- eid
settled and well cleared. Township
ing to an oVation: A demonetration was there is a large -extent of under crop,
made in frent of the eesidence of IC a ntd niti phromisesb to yield Ilan nbandant
Thiers to express diseatiefaction at his re um o t e hus andman.
e,ourse in the Cerps Legislatif. ei, ' '
TVOKEESIIIITE.
i r
at reener movttegores, ' The crops in tilde Towuship as an aver.
The "Jo rnal Du Soir" publishes the Age appear to be as good if not better thme
11
:tineftthoe2inserostImolVfottr- .
6.shitapliallYn.thThe Cisouisrity7
Wowing o , cial report@ :--olleereenhave
greet. improyemente dn. the way.of tender --
been issued;reating a fourth battalion for
raining, which wereit brought mto ell'ect
each reeim t ofinfantryaudeixthognad- td
_ re ,
on a targe part of the land whieh lies very
Guard of Paris, has been appointed Com- for his labour.
ron for regtments of cavalry. ; Gen, An.
ternarree who cemmanded the Xitional
noneuxon.
flat, would repay the husbandman Udell
mander-in-Chief of the Imperial -Guard. •
.
Having travelledless throigh thisTowne
. The regiments in barraoks ati the Bede
AGM airie hlave received orders to Maroh ship aan the others I ism not prepared to
on Moodaye Then:Hilary mats in PariS, give a minute -description of the cotelition
vacant by t e departore -of treops, have`
look very well but do not show eigne of as
of the crops, but what I have seen of them
a by the Imperial ittard;
adVance. - meet meets EII 20.th instant, to vot,n been 90eup'
geed farmuigus theaforementtoned Towne
lity t in allay blaming those who wiah to put down waY their Pri3gress--- • WitehnitmeoFoe the hot twit weeks -we the necessa,ry credits fot War expenses. • All trove garrisotein the lentral De -
la if to opena high-
tWet knontnot• lug cd these children; tbey waifof the sea to a gaD30 of chess,
wrong, and- speak ter those Who cannot way for the invasion of the labor nisrket have .rain. in. great abundance, but the Beignint ranee urion British,Frenchand shipst.eonsiderable of *eland being cover -
•w 0 6 was or is agea wen er pro- paetment. of Franee have received orders
hi h f 11. d
am not hise he said at length. speak for themsellee. I -of the Eastern - States. The immigranta weather now lookii more, favorable, and Pnissian assurances of neutrality aud fen- d f y • ,A40, .1 feed with Canadian thistles and a great
•
'Wyndham, don't :deceive yeurself ; nelen'
farmers are in ho es they will yet se-- unity et her territo to apart the rontier.
was I consider to be a sure indica-lona ba4.
ouncl -0 amount of wild niustudin the graliewhieli
• dreisefi There hew been an Unproven:mit of late are almost exelusively men 1416 expect to the P Minuters the Emperor presiding
thene children are. surely his' -that hit- Hewes estrange wayward la years in the matter of the insane, but a . • mitetheir hay from further deluge
8 onerman. States,. respondieg to Pres -
11 b bi d'' I h nel f hs
e slam' he
farming -
/retorts, evhora yon lave recognised.' - apervelleraenceandagaincurionslylethaegie great deal morestal reititirea ha dont." realize Ispeedylortunes on the ettoionoute Tem 12rn -About- 8 o'olock on*Tuei- da - held at St ;load to -day
'Mistress said a voiee from the dor* of .110 learned quickly English and Welsh. The Leader of the 16th devotes rie- arty a caur7,01 8° ate Per tio-Ye and -
then eetOrn day, the asem.bara cif the Blnevale Orange m hoe of the cledaratton of war, are In •
pro a isso vo at t e el 0 t
f L cl th' 'lla d' Ith it h th t' th ' tot d. Present week eta voting the beCigt61 Th
ful r A des tch from Berlin. dates that the '
the state -chamber. Lady Liold started, He was vety fond of his -guardian, hat k, te-o d tut t -4 to the Flowerv.Land to llve to the -end o o ge met in us vi ge, an a g eis wins ie en. supper er
e apple crop throughout this part ot
,eo um reit 0111 0M011 S ;neon- - they " 1 •
the rain poured down in torrents , Politica differenceshave been obliter-
name whet had sat by the -bedside of the
and estueneth The intruder ems elm old. euepaiten 0 ..2 wen ro ,
t t 11 t Mid impetione aft
nection with .the question of the coofinee • •
Alin chapter; in luxury, on a penny a day. • NrITS DarTipitIc. the county appear; to be about anaveraget.
• • • ••• - - • •
started foeLeechville, and after meeting. atedby the aggressions of France.
g bi the direction of the Rhine: and of the mark and the Duchies is excellent. Their not he stiell *Urge *NT oitult to a large
abso exhibitm their loyalty by beatin
fore coming to instanter. neaclies along tile
Karim IN THE Colin ItEGIALLTIF.
their- Government refuse to tete part in
Patr* eays the News from Den- Cherries are anoxeellent erop, plums
deiog chief ;4:ite-4ho was :tow adjusting a Ye r h .e remit of lunatics ia prisons throughout the T 0E4 treating -their brethern ther'e, and
. Hemet hut oocl WildantS ougnt ems
nog Mince. His name he said, was, ecdumns of Prussian troops are moving -
The Chinaman can live Where even a negro
• - would/gores Three cabbage stallts end a
what shall do with the clothes of the n. IleatiMUJMMe
g
and ehanged it Latta:Lew_ ?ravings. Thm etenertil Photo' Of the lithe -
• •
the lash sail tot et of the dead. %tetras.
youurr captain.'
greet, oat, if amount of them falliieg from t treee be-
e - oonful- of rie a day. -suffices, a rat -pie is drams aud marehintabt ut the streeta 007 north mash - , hatred azaight Prussia ieso
haul hastily, stench by 3 sudden thought Wyndham has:114(114 schodmaster that deal veith ; only remarking that the _few: t 01011F ee t.be gods., .11. et,Tee, n.0 0tetee ni•sifr telib.eoirpecottrho.sielowtrihotitrigittoweunie P Jul loth. Ina Corn Leon:
s, in a o speee
", against thetri In II4nover there is great southern part of thfs cowl y
the.. present eontlictO the people will rise appear to be a failure. Ind ed, taking the
notlater than Monday evening.] _
ZailielitrhYere lad t di? Thie-r rids '-
pronoiniced against'the declaration ofthe
_
blue brought them in boodle, and laid he would. boansererabieforthemaintenaisee eworkittgof the lieier inerelatiOn to insane laborer can work so cheaply. aohnis more- , . i yes er y,
agitation, and the Pritsmen -General come there has never nee.fla betarprospea iglobt);
g8WP' egvmal Vari and atlYthing gored -era theatre:ante ofWyndhalto the.benetcent fritits claimed for it ley the
bmrie nothing of strikes, and can. learn anythieg Titonotronsago Boon.- said,, that Franceitan recinved-satefactuni
PRIENDLF, RELATIONS T/iTIE SPAIN,
• - • he ort ern Tart o t own o
T f h 0 ty f
Ikt
feet we do•not interfere with, aewe dui not P
turned honie wit a few exceptions.
*Beltig thernhere, Gwen,' said' Wyatt- Mtet leaving Tanyealit, yoneg Sie raise iteand the Gobs is qUite CoMpetent to inagnitcenkand a good fat young 40g a re ,
•
• . lake Shore look very well hut Inland they
them in the room.
or Zhese nhildrentaiid had desired hinz to prisoners has lime, in..tene lecelity,- °nee 111(1MA:rime and faithful. knows • .
. . . _
.. t L ' ' hee- . we emitted . Govern-fuer:L. He 'mind after an thee was mending him" askced for reinforeements_ . the farmer providea We be blest withgood
4 weather from this forward for the harvetst.
the reocke,ts: any rooneve any paperer , , n ,,e,,, „„, „queens that he oe,
gpiErt =fan : dim. paper ; dim byd,taid "ad ago' mmitt"t "'" Mei:air:lute chuedein .Leackr., all Staistirlo which we may ribliell cl
the old woman,. , lined they VOCE Abe ii; at. an early cute, most abundantly. prove. el Ittiltiolie,gfil to the elaboriteu iettristse .jametse ItBorualire.n,virAis.hmfiliulteonf ianpf:rrreisenhae;t.e_rt, onisr ofgvnemr reere fonrdineadh tot'''. smilers. He
o t e lug .. reedit me itihaueed crops over Cut eiV)trIgerlillloitTg-ieettell;
I have men. them for
31 - 1 ;a . . .bi f th G t tlahnagtngagraen.ctoacwreor.40d bSep.ivalinito:,ttriinstuimppaoterst
i sPo _-
if there of his brother r but heoharged the Wheel;
Th L ad' . to jump tp the one - ..'• ea. it was im oast e or e evernmen -several years.
81'4 she°k her lied- Dim PaPeli-' of their birth, thlninlig that it weuld be ettnemkthati- because Oapt ramie ie sped- the .43setiesne. isborei and. artiaau,, end .keonsyhaufa . that tt *now: eve reonths again teen. thetoor. He reealled Mexico the Spanish inane, The itionitter adds . ees
4
uickly from- the duties, of it chambermaid week, to I ot. ice the importation h7Nr- .
from Prussia,' and war shoutil not be made The Ifonifeur _journal bolds fnendly mtaatesex also bona an
vir.?":47 tielt;17pearsta: gt:en, paIrcra r master strongity tiiit -to retreat the Seer* anearli .seen what a' fiennidahleskubagcmicb hkie t° PurIU‘sf'd )31c PIP* fr6m Mr* Be•Yer' to do otherwisPe than ithad rdone
Thom, the Father Ithe King of Pottugal. for .
7s1A.RNOOEL
- gently beta ikata taking up the bind/a better their origin should habit in my ally natitedi
'Wyndhatu closed the door aftethee, hY (hia ease bewgIn -eer hence it le that les' coming' hasereatetj, .oldand weig olo et 90 posunde. We can- and dadowa, and_ 'read- Governinent hind. tha. t hasp°. eitive ass:Fiance:of the igen
Meese -elm Acenime-W'm. Jame*
ee elegies hem theta out at ant% /eolith sto ther than they abouldbe known •estima,tion, at the thnee the tadatharre_IW- Ouch: a steno., thropegliout- the countrye- eider eneek et Oh: purchase a step in' the,
ry ra
b t" "th ) h tit 1 eaffe :Yet:Le- ralieer; . !tte ej?eatTp trio- etittogifiliptialetpir:pdi-cal:a;:g4inj :temp -
b
ninriebenettltan a present, .7_ a ,fiitn: el:rd ...tiracipei;ate,11171a1.4:;' 3Evalw Nzirsorry•
in diogus;. .as th,e oifepring age cennee ten wt insane _ 4was• .1104 u - 41o4btrza Will: come- to Cans.tla
?twee° is respectable farmerliving on the-801.ton.
eau e letiind '413* tilree'tic"nd '4.°.X1:411ron 'eater efludetlirec.4ePtc-0441* "'cm:mimic° 4wai Prance and resets. •
"yr 1 'ma • cr ther feelings of our ntueu 03°1g -uric - Ind restored X Gamlietta etsmanded that all - •
%abet, can't reinniege about a dead a 1‘.,lothentrom • . t t .
an All tnis- the l!mpckeiint -Men here '' We did not -aisert that ho -
1 of Ea,st Wswanosh 4.his iron Thomas went
' mann *thee.' impreasod with -the generoshty had heeu.
th.reeoPial'in gaol; ncmcidanut keti veerefirehmideed of them pitt • 4 • f irn ov d took -
'Give them to me,. child: - Tel r chief , . . _ , attentionftri, t rin:_uonge , _Pr, .e peerorrseeseisPedealatetehlotro'haathe'akce:rpPices 1,15riaeth • Thene us"svx. tiTeIlt- Of Rotten.' ti..lerid Italy nut 4en de, evccliu
g hunting, each.
slid thouginfut eeellenews 11- -Is & warty eetelneelfs• s neglect sliffiinent in" in ft.. appearance iti. acelernee glintone, Jitr. Mullen aprevtous -importattows have„ ..d
On'vet6 411 the ity'n' Pdising her hand ra- Ha 1 t and his sister Ilforia were noW
m e - make a -different disposal- -of 'hint' The lye °- sit; I; ri;Irtliae t Kweng neekll" a'13 -1-t .1‘ 'ialtl!ing-japneitief5c‘lrft'avrb-seeer4lee°t'ingutdehaaa411. eraielaLece°4-°Cannut-' wait' 11°z:flan 43?.rataineenraild'all-Pisrussautem
She spread there out with quick deft made -up his Mind religiously to obaerVe., huumnity thctixt_it of,:those who could , rth stionverymitura pane enn-engisi lot a no. eouet that . .
.1-1611Thetr, 14'3fitYortitersbe; aeacvmheotWhi:Lroan:isees4eliollrht edYisistaeficearatkeasilutrw°°*tly
VidlY (Peer esah -attic-141 of *Karat When 'freenuent visit:ere thehouse efDr Wynn.' . hee th t -t .beee • • . Oettoi-oilicialYaotraThigiella nille on. Offer they-ouog man. heard his father's rifler
a • n: • t . _ • - . . h th
& t h th
she -came to the braided coa,tx itechaed ee„ ./.4-„,,e„eneo that this Wynn le •teaeicr -403. re/7aq a, , and 'fellow Chiiegaren. •Hwatees elson „,,-i.,,ititeeeeessevEi3rou inGiatBik.. no Ana, e a eraa on a e tat eri 3r,, , ont4;010730. 1 , go? , going tip w ere- the fa er.
- eipthe coat. . a mere Villagenergeone ot on y sa E tee ' terned forthe welfare. of -Belginni.
encountered a haul sabetancree She fusid ""'" me** ' h terse Ow e.g. P : • bri a tzedermixii: r 'ttius , nenheB e.o ttl ligancluisten Charatier ,graPh
distiatthee. ' ware, to his horror found Mtn lying down
Then ethical:off:ablated ow 0 patina:le ukelele .o oleos oneeeitieenit who have, en nementerce; elate speenet efleetiog ,yes. thaTiheCtilinjeter FOLfignak-:"eilt*S replied, 'a° • •ChiCugandel' be'aPP°111toa
d threeolinintandi of the Freneli reserves nad quite dead -the. title bavinee Perm-
' &Viynclisain thetes torriettiligsevret into d-efeendant from ono o
f the toyaltribes of
, . .. , • - - teti . e it was neeeseery en ewar an to- - • -
drooped ofte-ealtesiteleather bcolc-war- ancient Prince 'Inade.g, and-eatt- alai a feeader knelt • uothing / Of Caarse we air, th ' i s wail f
.. rovi , e o mg an e . , . -
-jh .1 ,-nte -,t-re .2%, 111, th0 11111314, WhOS0 . Jed NEB t9 ECG t emoted:, Ofe ' bossy will dart tonight for : rig ' ' •
iit,' 4 e Uteri:rt. If any other coarse wasjsciz. ued n's
very oast era _ an igen , mew a . . e lannara V•tt _ peete--en noreeso -Wee ee toe. number- who eproetteen to og.peoposen eesesen, donee 0 0 owing projectS o tlie ew we.re e - is • - - ,
small gilt locic. •
Just _as the tiro -Were toothiest each tint' As
' cot his neighbotwee therein/1,44e ea j130 acquisition of 'trap" than the dise ' jogs ' ' .
, . - list for swat nal Ilse ' t" to " *ti
aeration of War. The elfoireteue opens a entire, neighbourhood. Ur. James was
other wiiideting Sett3 thecoutents of tlibt - . .. . would were '/-tt isnot-erg hi !'; Cheap Orifielleaktr nt on ,tbe Gambia' to" the carried irk thoCorps IreeerWatif by ne'fi-to
, , e y. a we, t mg 0,e, 0, neon en French, el, t to tereScintat_ et11)7 *A. 0 de011- 10-: ,F,trate ta._ teali the Guatele il,lobiltle in- eandete eede°t-ee sucee-veruriPlumetelli.: be, ;Lea -nein! an old sel..--11'ne., 45 16aV" 4 wife eta**
iln7rs te e looks liPen ' tnesr ea mare' pley et plulanthrogneebut it shouldnot lab° he . cr b. , 1._ - _t
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hhe hnin't *take ehilde *Indio Walete-alt Welshmen. Are Is allIP mitt endeavor to Pred'eatituthenfrom been worn enougli ofeft, Gon knows, •to. .•r -
fearihreads severed, *Pooket-boolt inliosseasieeoFthe seat the being done epee matter aboatoillich that p ;de food I Hi' - hOlil ft lOr tneralat 112t0p3Ste4
'BrPip,'-sh trade. do. so Iiennease-- telyeto eve Pruesia no time will lie nata‘d' Itarellal. -Of Frallee• tratea" throueh his head.
ed and staiuea by salt teeter, elaeperl ter at - ble t'" '4 of lineal dela th t Leader de fed to aim Mc -"1 the,creoperatien_ of the Chamber- in their Th f g ' it m nt olfic '1 -copy !of the French de- occurrence bare cant quite Ts gloom ever the
be could we Ion e .remeirt in the " tri to ae Yer to the l'rum400 Govern„ AS may be ituaghted, this, lamentable
mese ve
Listat 'casket, tho ola hotter, Griffiths,. intedlerc. Net t -kat bk den/ the make- its trutkling trrournsitiest eo "IT mini reel..eete. Ithas Mails Biitain the - • •
ti . -
'knocked -et thecloor. enteeinnyonenneeeee, horeggrds them mindotic The folios; letter appear* otaftwiohnuLhaittth
'If ion pie**, Sir Wyeedimen -young 411 'Alit, lost h ter
°rise tug the wee. .
1°siel 1401a/tura' was re- of War ancitlairtli' SO issue a, aemana ithit Seoate that the Deka eaa Grammont
ana would beprejudi- . T -to b- +31s peteeseeen a forret of the
seera-adept- a army ana ttxtee mail= in aid of the ern' 17 nod fa n- re •
ag twOrke opalhe teorldit Wilt the ra givente the_
4nr144 the/ *frie.rs- "bales 1° aPaak with the Sessegnaele.°u"rheIWI4ynne,Marinildhed-4' Inked frera tha- - ',"" ficent railt onrichedelittle
yen. ptignant to
se dente ded to marry tba danght SO SIse ° e glom, traniforeneileeht0 wastes of Gerinany
•
'Tell hirn to wait, Grillithx-Nother,tet ..,:te;11.11.,;,„k aa„„,,,„„,,,, spnith an„,,,,„ut • Totstome, Juno lit, 187tle
weibofitheitiehoeoutyr tirwoissimrk le:oitLisrhdateeedaftd.,tooni Sts, -Tho attention elif the Provincial. int° megnifieentitervestgel -414411"1;44 rrea°1
Re °Hit° ad tii" et Litee "44 theY 114'4' Secret:wilt:et been Arena to a discuseion has created Merchant rifleman& minion` esen41,0
linek the 144fath old 140°614 thaiitga lessetimaa thergthell via tlie VMS' on irethe newspapers respecting the -sates let the expense of the- ground -downs pPior iningotth
lock to bon . daughters or peer 'ones. Coneereatlye ale oe osgetein Eerie, &lunatic oontaaa--- forcibly ignorantpoor, If 'cheep ,labon: is 10:Eit011ee, a*
,._.L , _la,
_Sin of istolioorof tints:mashie, .2fetnesii; whilst the levees of thelsloydehadineresta in the Goierich Gaol, whoe es illestrathig a Uebonal hjesehe,,, neee le, je _gees the etleolr 'to °our
- anilluneAteel °I lager/Ate* Polleles ; lititted io exteitte Xiralloitiog tip their "neijOil; the uritrathitanos of Aux *effete in Tio . , _ P • , : , - - ' .:-._t47.4..,40
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nattra100de bac Yet been the enlistment ofsolunteers for the- term Last night 11, 'Router announced:to the
ei settlers_ generally. _both
loan zi fift zillion francs in- aid of tiortaformee him of the invasion of Frenoh
!tree e%Ifecilitthe ate petition bee nay; The Emio3ror ,will leeve- ??n,s ettemY" had (Ivan
e House Of -4.)onimons) Com. fet tile seat of war. The Pririce line destroying therailroad that newt, but
proposedtrapnfer of Gambia Oriel -Will accompany him to the fiel,de lean naked precipitate -1r
the Province of tiloselle-for the punpuse
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of a family, 'some- ' there. being quite
noung (the youngest not yet two yeats ot
agee'to mournhis sad eh untimely death.
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