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Aa*tvALor THE EUROPA.
' . New Yeas. P... 11.
A.a....-Mk Market Arm. wet\ a fier hes
mesal' Be re 60 ebb. at KYd, bar pryer
Dearer wllesle meet P • kyle era
vibe foe Weans tenterPelee of she
w.edsout gr.de. bed • tend.•ory nperard..-
The'rq.nry t..r the ret'.• 1. (sir wh.e'
f p atasLMve d• staid. Tao seise aro 4.366
hide. •i $1,117I • 5 for roost to Female
hist" 0.5,It • £5.31 fu, Mllhank• $i,`e s
$5 at fnr pore Geaesee. Patna are Wog
art, Grain II'•1:'at, of Wetsat are 1,.. at
pt ere. %boas the news of ►•.yrs, quon
eons ti nmsnaPy the same.
RUSSIA AND TURM71b•.
A complete n ron•sl.vt,os Is wail to hoer
tek.n rimers het or. n Ru• is a••.I Turks•
The letter baring co.*r••ed that all IA..
Polish an• j•rts of R••r-ia who w^re ass
refried in the late Honest, .• m'ivee. r •
pull be nhlyrA 1 • leove the Turkt.h than -
r.ton•. A Au'r'a' aranyemrnl is via t e
p ,a1 of biting entered tern A.•trsa e.,I
Tn•k,y. The 'fireman Ise ret p' sun• pe .
nto•rd e.'ntasn• the name • f G. enrol Bon.
sad la .-Ic^ niher•. That • f .1,.etna benne
w'th K.orush and .„n•aine 52 n.•.n... It
la ennntso.nt th at 3i1 o laps E. south had
ju.n.vl I.er hu•harJ. e' a harp r 'mem ..1
,I,on Il• ng ry an the du*use of a menti
cant.
TI:F. MARKF:TS.
(niton had fnrt'•rr a 1 d 1 l• 11. w t"
nips PROM haiw t.., ws, k. jars on .peel.
1a/•n0. Moses •"nw'Iant, round. granted
of 1i1!}. Visited Pales Peek. nre`.a...d,
Lard silt eared 9.. Vora Meeker ennuis,,.
17 exhibit moat Internee. buyers corfi••e
'heir pnr.hasin to imsw►de••p want.. Nall
et the present then 1* not murk hk•bbe•d
..r 'eine going leech lower than nut pre
'met gnntalinn.. The hese W. stern clear
1' Io.r r'•ld al 2 . Gel a lie. 1.1•laade'phia •nA
Pella. Nis • i.s'&1: new 011ie 24s a 5511 6d.
iedian Corn "Patty al 310 • 31s Serer
white. 29. • 59. 3 Yellow, 'and 15.•.
:ger *d for mixed. The last J,imeriran nail
hraupl.t eo•sidrr •ie Arlen [yr (lads, and
'hare io ad .,.o. tIo. to buf for the ample
floe or the Entitle!. Iines.Fer;trh Pig Iran
has been i. demand, sed irate base int.
proved.
PRANCE.
Bwi..ga regresses slowly/ in the Na-
tl•satl Aseeeiblr.aiw, budget is still is com-
mittee. . The 'Chamber \.ss been for *caw
time (*copied with kir. Falloua . Educe
time Bill. The latest Paei.iaa edifices re
present Victor Hugo as hairier made a
e peeeb grains it. is bleb wee •p.,laude.i
frenzy. The debate adp.uinwl an•id►t area,
. caagwept.. TW war epithet the I'rc-.
enatinuee. The " Reform" has bee. res
pen.kd and " Le Preen" se feed.
The Menem Ayres expedites is Mid to
be abandoned.
PRUSSIA. - '
The Ihies tered dis.olnlinn of the Cabinet
appears lo hove teen !molded he soave tem -
premie.. The King ie now -daposerl to
take the oatb of 1M Canatiteitios. The
Erfurie Parliament 1s dertsred In be se im-
perious poltt'r.t necesery for Prunes. In
1Vurtemborg there appears to be a change
of opinion fa sombre to Ru.an inAuecte.st-
The Hanover Clambers, rrfnrod to recng-
'.ime the central commission of Austria and
1'rYNI
AUSTRIA.
Austria is occupied with the nun.berle.e
eotati*ntione fur Ion provinces. The Pro
t ineial Diets are toles eonvokr d in October,
and that of the empire will assemble in
1861.
7.
SARDINIA.
The Sardinian Chamber of Deputies have
approved of the treaty of peace concluded
at Milan between the Piedmonteee and the
Au.trisa.. Negortetione for the treaty of
peace ham bas• renewed. .
" New Voae. Fib. S:
PoarwaeL•a are. Lows 'or Iape..-TM
M H.ltfageur" sailed -from Lieerpnol Ger
Nt r Yorb on the let of January. BMW
iia bled two hen.lred sad nicety eaten and
steerage pas•i neer, tngether with Caplet,
sad crew of 20 men and Myr, and had a full
freight of tarione deeerit•tione of roods. -
On the monies, of the 13th the ship floated
uiT BI*ekersteap Bank, and litre aw•v be.
fere the wind, and struck Afklow Batik,
where she afterwards went to pieces, end
Captain Mode, end t..:ve of the crew
who bad determined to he the last is the
ship, were drowned. Al the time the pas-
eengera left flee ship, the ship'a bold was
full of water, and the pea making clear
breeches over her. The peening.v* were
amble to aye anything from the ship ex
rept the clothier they had on at the time.
The steamship (Min from Char[ree ria
New Orleans and Homers' arrived here
Mitt mnrning with thn ( ehfornia mails, and
#500,000 in gold. She bee slim eb passen-
gers from Cbar[res and 60 from Havasea.
FROM HAY` I -ANOTHER DECREE.
By recent arrivals at that pert from Hay.
II, res learn That the Irked continued eons.
p.rstiv.ly quiet. There had been a report
that soothe, s.R.pe'nrnt had taken el...
Wetly.", the Hayton ail Domieleete fMet.,
but no antb.nae seemed had ben received
at On loess data(. soft.. or tere f.weige
merchants having refe.rrl 1.. comply with
alt the reveren.eet. of she sannopuly Mw,
in regard to she tole of (meter pnrdecte,
they were threatened by this ►lark °Seers
sink the Aapeivaasn of their p•tienle sed a
doe of ,I.o' e, end eves expels/in Irene the
Island. Hoe ever, these thresh excited no
fear, (rr the nut.er4,t of the Guvernmt•ra
w ee car 11 kaewn.
The n,.n.•p, Iv ea C.ie. was token raft
Ih • foto; decree of the Emperor •nth•
1016 of 4,1 north. Some of the uncles
.l If, (11(55 IP •'• M In11.. tae•
rse,.LATI•I
L „ettT T. ter Dram Do TCW
I:11rIRF.OF II,1Y•TI.
"LMve•tp.
.1aTrctt' 2l. T•n it..ref...oh. 1 aim 111•
(*emir et I',sing Coffin, at a ch prier. and
51 earl. gnen'IT M as oils m►, pule• proper.
34. fleet of Ilse quart ere n' Coffee pnr•
t ha►ssl by the rnn.i.nre merchant., there
. hoL: b 1.1..n be the ar count of the G•.v
',moon; no...VIA of the same Th'e fifth
Melt a. eert'rd for at the market price, by
etre G,.verrmenl-who ehal! not. liewelia.
tee 'note than $50 t sr 100 Ib.. Theme,
bot mice shell be area be the CumtnHN:on
el Coarol, spoken of he•*aflN.
411,. Foreign merehasutee shall not he
sold retires ',hobnob. or retail, above *be
prre*a fx•d by the Tani.
Mk. Shall owl! have the right d per h
chasing Cs.ff.. for exportMiow.. thee, maw
Ghosts rb. *b•11 make imp.et.seeee •diner. u
eb..di m.
.iib. Every week • Ceamotes of Cas- •
oral, award by the liwwransest, shell eerie
raLte '\air IfU
cz
w retie t dei w
•way/
rt> a•t•, airy the. Mb*
met meow* as the State. A deny of. we
slier ger bee shell pseud. ll Lo PI t.
. red sant c ted hgr As (, ommief.e u f C..
1.d, as all coffee ebIppri.
10th. No q'sonsy of e. free .tail be per
"mum! to be wine heel sad.htped tram the
now. O.rsy. Bttatk al..d 1. ewes(
4r1'reoq mosey a Eareps them the ttl..,dy seen'
iedKesiese el • chase' w oak led men 'Ma ogle
psi« et 'bedew of She eastee,..%e dad is
olds u nest -tilts. ee of ee..e 'hie. **weer
hg0. Moog mods geeing tromp de eh, part of the
wee sed the talented. le pep.laries the politi-
cal power sod civil iastltstia.a of the Europese
asos.s We are, t\eniw• of aphides that with
Crustiest Ifen•e., **Meat ►.,ox are..mpamsed - s -
'y the ceri.fret.'d tr. herds' bean ...10.4 .,itstlasa before our ryes, it helm'', es se the
by UK ('ou.s Ile" d Cuntr..11-1$4"1M Jr' 'Inhabitants of • yoga( sod rising oseesry, u•
rale'_ -rig", well said oak mi'r'y,
•• Are we to bare as Aristocracy 1"-(Cwtis.ed
mow (tail.
HURON SIGNAL
THURSDAY. ►4RCARY 21. 1050.
ARE WE TO HAVE AN ARISTOCRACY
W mimic sse orerlusb the fact thee, in every
country of 'be world, wet sae• on born with
bigger and better braise than others ; some with
more meaculer power. and some with stresses
de.ires and greater (aciLs.es for maim( wealth.
Is would Mao appear that as aristocracy a lotet-
kcs-of strength aid of riches is sot &sly r.eng-
ailed but society established in the very coosti.
lotion of nature. And we may eafrty presume
A at lhtt ram development of three q.alitir., in
certain isdu•uluala, f• intended as a benefit to
society "carrell, ; for - notate dol. nothing
ierewg. These •nperior rndowo.ensa not only
enable their possessors to derive • Nobler groti6
Ntion from •lulene.,hy ministering to the fleece -
silica of their less ptiviliged fellow creatures, but
slot serve as incentives to emulation, and exam-
ples of extra setts ity and perseverance. Them
are th. aristocrats of NA tare's nem making, sod
to so far as they are left aotrammelled by the
•n.6eial .ppe.deseo of law. and cestnm.. they
will, in every country and in every smmge of mete -
y, secure a hug* dare of psp.I.r respect. But
the Aristocracy of the world's nuking -the
Aristseracy mooted In law is ehogelher • differ-
ent ease of being., and exerts a very different
ioflurnce ou society. Ylie Bonnie Caste of
Hiodosun is the oldest and certainly the most
l etch:tout man-made ArisIocs.cr of which we
have any kaewledge: It is a strange helmgr-
monopoly of wealth. educulios, Divinity
and political power, and under the impious as-
sumption of Leaven's sacredness, unblushingly
and relentlessly condemns the great muss of the
people in perpetual ignorance .ad labor, Ihroagh
all their coatis' greenhorns. It ba oo erect
parallel) among the other uiateerecirs of the
world. which can only be regarded is dim reeeg-
5614ms of she paw .eLariuos pri•eiple, sad, tin
.Ilseien to it herr, is anerrly ioseaded to poi&'
set the first aid wont sa.ts.ce of eaefuiet cl.as-
priviliges.
We think she British Arietnersry wry be
acknowledged as the model bpee which all
modern aristocracies are moulded. it is not an
onion of wealth and 'duration, rine of wealth and
*tarot. nor of wealth and divinity -iris essential-
ly an amalgam of we.lih and political power,
and asoppoOunit, offers, itanekesas oceseeiooal
(tarp at excloa.s religious sod edieatieaal pri
vilige.; for, it must be admired, that the char-
ters and rules of some a she chief sem.wr,ea of
learninx, and she political prereguuees of the
Lords spiritual are combing lee' than very faint
imitations of the iniquiIio is class distinctions of
Brominism. But the prevent formidable sod
ova-, Brown grist, encs of Britain is • thing that
could act be prod•eed in • day -it could not
spring up from any ordinary sate of society -it
resulted from, and doves its importance sed its
overwhelming power to a long, rude age of baro.
Dial feudalism -a peculiar species of kn,ght-
erraa•ry-, io 'Lith the serf -people were merely
the tools or war -weapon. by which the knights
fought their battle,. of honora.d woo their laurels
sad their Lady loves. The age of Chiefs mad Vas-
sals was the prngenitor of the British Aristocra-
cy which is the mother of all.rrtocracier where
wealth.nd Birth alone can legally cosier power.
Were the prtuesoion of superior political or civil
power cDafised to talent or to learning. 0150
superior virtue or morality, such ao aristocracy
*Mold command respect, and woad, io the
Majority of sostaneee, be productive of good. -
Were it even gives to great physical streegib
there would he, at Inst, • degree of plausr.bility
to the arrangement ; for, if the strong men could
not reason well, they might probably jfght well.
Bot, in confining it to wealth then le ao attempt
to bow down the eternal spirit to the domiaioo
of mere duet -a •ubp.gation of God's image to
the coarse clay from which Inas was formed. -
In short, as aristocracy of wealth and Firth is as
extravagant eacrefence in the social arrange-
ments d 1.1i0s.a1 beirg., ■..d hu, ronsei•teetly,
ban the coerce of mueli mochtef and misery in
all e'Meetriee where it hos been fostered or tole-
rated. The twit, however, seems to bare at -
Missed the monk sf its ;norm .grd is already
M emir deelise. Its dors orf ■eml•ered. The
rectory peeve, end• the pony-Iswses, .ad she
work ileums. and the sosp•kiich.ns, and the
heartless, half-starved needle--women, and the
Relief Committees and the ragged, pauper pope-
h.ion '•f rwntr.es groenin6 hestath a weight of
wealth. luxury soil •olupioous.ees, have created
a deep, hollow mwm.r which is missing Nod
-echoing dolefully shrooghout the enure fnrne-
work of whet a called civdTision. Ariai.eraale
reruns are becoming uspepalar, and Arieaorrsite
Mintounns err trembling and sh.ea.eeiog to f.11.
The n1.1 legendary gamip shout Duke", Lord.,
Knights, Ramon., Bermes, Stan, Gaiter, and
armorial hearings hes been kindly b.gaesebad to
the prreloe• gust ban of the •sorry, Ned the
rk,eksrs e( s'I chimes and of all minims, are
heated sod pealed with the all showboat gees-
tinne-•• Whet eon we der with aha people r -
Hew shell we prevent •Ge.1•s indssir•o.o md-
luna from eiemtn1 is she midstf pkely 1"-
Ts.u. ire Ibe que.hnes that pdrplrm she w4.•
dom of the age, ani utiles* they 1144. be satia(se•
lord, answered it a to Le (oared it.. Wore the
armour cealory shell oleo., saethar muse Mi-
celi and ,wen dant/erste may be preposehel-
eeaw arra, or perhapo mime millet My .alt
maraly-•' Why re it les sisnaee•twea,ieth,
of she hostas seek that God mods inu the world
eve ae pereile d claim .r right to their Com-
ae. earth 1" Eno she right is lin by Wer,
the mmaiy Is wbla they wee' bora. i. 4..
ltd. The weed ba as Orly greats• -Mt, M
N.w.rarsus -If ,b* ',ember of ?feww.pspen
is to be taken u ea iidea d political Qr.grrso,
ib. Reform party inset be wakes mums in Up.
per Carted. D.Miy rhe het few weeks we
hair tree. red the -Pert Hope Wstchssea" •
reepect•ble sod cleverly whites Refer. Jost-
sal from the thriving tows of Port Hope. °The
Whitby Frerms.•' • vigorous little sheet from the
rural locality oPeter Perry. 1.. is rubra►I1tis•
grd Mitt /teatime's modesties boat is, aeeer-
thele.., spirited, and, gesereily, takes whele-
rem* views Mating.. And the •• Sectaries Re•
former" from the prosperous tows d Galt •
" well got up" Jammed. now are all en the
side of liberal responsible Gotrtomeat sod when
compared with the ouomes of good old Tory
J..rsals %bids have lately gives ap tie ghees
for want of sustenance or become repre'alicm•
Iran mere ep.u. then is reoa to lochs re that
the principles of reform are taking deep root in
the mind o! the Canadian public
(r' It win be snot by Circular in our
.1Jsertising columns that Alfred W. (Jett',
E•q., has been appointed County Clerk ad
inter ion, and offers himself as a candidate far
the office, at the next Meeting of the Conn-
ed. We are pleased to see geatlelneo o'
good alit] ty and superior gvahlcattoes prof-
fering to 6:1 this situation, as certainly the
eb!ictous and accurate ihteharge of es du-
J r• is of inch importance to the pebbc,
communications.
To
TO Tea - $Nlee. ey Tete 111,110. metra-.
Su, 7ilivi•g been placed in • primaeval posi-
tion before my mellow -townsmen, by being Nomi-
nated to fill. the office of chief magistrate is our
newly aeorporated tows. 1 mut sow request
sou to insert to Foe, nest issue, my reply to the
communication of James Watson, Esq., called
forth by your account of that memorable meet-
ing. And allow me to my, 1 regret r•• had not
obtained, before going to prem. • correct and'
..•stashed report t f our proe.edsop; then I
should not have risked loosing the friradab,p of
one gentleman, and have been spared the neeeeei-
ty of commenting on my cs 'duct towards
another, my oppooeot Wm. B. Rich, F..q. Is
your report the following week you corrected
your previous statement, bat ate, it appears, to
the siti.t•etto. of Mr. Watson.
My recollection of the paragraph setsliag s
myself is this, and althnegh 1 am *opposed to
have replied in •o agitated mangier, Meson
%Vithce and Horton will p!esse correct me it I
•m wrong. At • late bout Mr. Wallet. came se
inform me, and my supporters, that Mr. Watsw
was coming forward, sod Mr. Rich would be
prevailed upon to withdraw; my fnendsdesired I
should' not again offer the proposal• refined is
the morning,bet this I should be governed by their
wishes, sod such was the ,obanece of my reply
to hlr. Wueos out his avowal DIMS inteoties.
Mr 'Rich, however, *ruled the Mimi, very
summarily by announcing badesermiastioo not
to withdraw. Thee followed the Meese, for which
Mr. Wal.on censures me for not endeavouring
to check the " unmerited ablate" beeped upon
Mr. Rich by my supporters. 1 tamest to lee th
length to whicb'party suirit extend* its iefluesee,
ad 1 feel compelled to declare my eonvscsina
that as the time the agry altercation took place
the supporters &f Mr. Rich would bare *fawn
more respect for their candidate, and more nerd
for the public morals had they withdraws him
from the contest, and bad they done w Mr. Wet
ane would have been Mayor.
it 'tierce me in write to censure of my oppo-
se's', for as ■ worthy and as honorable ewe is
pri•aie hk, the lows does set eootua his seise
ria. Bat then are certain duties which 1 owe
to the public and certain priocijalea of morality.
which 1 fondly hope shall he negIeeted or
•iolsted on my part by any feelisp of friendship
or any considerations of private re.pect.
I dud not, nor do I now, reel arhamed of hay
hog, "eyes tacitly," given couotreuee to the
laminae' of my sopportem: hasty espresrinna
were used on both *ides. It weanot, 1 consider,
private character, bet the public character of a
public man, a.piriog to the office of chief magis-
trate, which my supporters disapproved of and
*poke against.
In eondumon, i trust it is not too late for the
Council agate to meet, sed should they egsis
tome to the aeketroe eta Mayor, if my former op-
poseet would become en •eeeal •obscriber to •
certain society is the t0.wo, 1 would with moth
pleasure second bis Immigration. The Conseil
would thee have aa able president, send IM
town be presided over by M mygntrate of groat
os'frls.sa, 'sleets sad experiesee.
i am, deer air,
Your obed't'fre•t-
B PARSONS.
I(e*s.-Wo wish fro- m the depth* of ear
deepest Matnity that we had act written it...
same " Anal* of the Corpnti.n," we are like
the old man with the Are -we hate pleased so -
body, and lost our article ice the brows. W.
sad first 'hat Mr. Wawa dread hunsab( N
Mayne at the ".iveatb Mor" -sad thea we
hid 'bat Mr R-stost did .on offer himself m
M.yae-eau then Mr, Motion says he diet offer'
Wreath a Mayor, ad .ow Mr Parsons cerebra.
.
Weir Mr W*•.o.'* statemee., add M•► confirm
ser One verse's of the matter.
The firer ID of whish ws myth eerie/td ie,
Met we omit um. tett artery Mr V►eeme
offered h.m.elf es Magee IN had beet solicited se
do le. by is. Mine owe party. -.N of thi• we
were entirely ironed el the time. Th. ,sww.d
is, that Mr. hese* is replyry se ler. Wasose•e
prepped did as ems the asset weds which we
pm is Der article. obit I•, he emit as say 'her
• eipmUsw. Std .limb car hoe hes *mphyA
alms wads w ipt m imedp the wee eking
14101.1106 "411111•10/11111.1011111111. ewe Isco
:lemaat 111 the powwwflkp sea admesll.tIy
.awes', slice. 6, 666 sod the sweeties-
pbeis elegy base estidstHsss isedvwwetly
atdueL -L H. S.
IT We refer ear 0.ders► rsd.ra to the fel-
tswisg C'mm esteauea which W it loses amok
.t the paper M e wadi hese pormasd mesh
bad fee1h g. Need Mie Imre from beteg made a•
reproach sad speed as the sad.cu&s e( rayl ag so
mach 'ewe's sheen die .• No Mayor al*esng.'
Ursa... Fels 19th, 1630.
To Tea 1D0Tea M tea Nyasa Mee*L.
esu, -I ha.. s... i. e'er edeas .( the 9N1
of JMMry, MO, •aa. •.',rheas which 1
thought looked very ievd.eea add disagreeable
1. sniff of.ir aew.saea. 1 a110Je r. rear ■•mist
three iadi•idsals u the lead'.g roes of Uedericb
society. sed 'milieu' mete I admit that they
are smart, Industries, add rnterprialog men. add
Witte aloof* be.. so. Bet i' it simply biases
their politics setts yaw party chat this hearse to
cosfered tel them is yoga muemr•n 1 As for
ray port 1 dog•' care ts, Toryism .r Radrealisi..
Aad Mstsriag that yes would wt meddle ao
severely with i t tr
so the 'aadidat'a • B . Per Kk's
1
Ward, if you really tbo.tht obey weeld tore with
your Forty. I, Mania McLessea, tithe Bain'
Patrick's Ward, who bis brew elected Commit -
!or for the said word. M give Pablic Nance, that
.• esworgereee of Maier N mesh besmear to
weed to. 1 *OA to retire hem my sere u
Co.acillar. std haps .s rowel's' the apprabatw
army brothers is draw a ',sisals'. 1 trssa,
therefor., tam u the first m.etwg.1 tee Cwa-
etllee• is tilm taws a( G.derieh, den dais date.
my place as Cwaesloe few St. Patrick's Ward
will be feed by ou that hes more time roadability
to devote ...alto dishes et Meet impnnatt t e. -
The.letTorie.aad Rda1in.rs fight till ides
for 1 here te battle at the work -beach.
1 have the house, Mr. Editor,
To he your moot o54't sern't,
MARTIN McLEN:(Ei4.
Pwvmurst Coc.c,L-Cov.T, ov PiaTw.-
T e Toworeeeee of the Eames 11aree have
been called to meet at S•rttfnrd, on Monday the
25th i•siaot, at the Union Hotel (Woods), to
form ,be Provisions! Co.oeil for the mew County
of Perth. It is to be hoped that they will be
myorosa u :he fulfilment of the important duties
entrusted to their care sad masageme•t;-.ad is
is to be expected, else, that the farmers mod
others will 'import all she righteous acts of the
Council when formed. The Circulars are issued
by Thomas M. Daly and Wm. Smith, Esg'v ,
Toworeeres of North Easth.pe and Downie. -
Cow.
STRATFORD AGRICULTURAL SOCIE-
TY.
The annual general niceties of this Society
took place O. Satarday the 16th ism., et tie
Uoio• hotel, ( Woods) foe the eleelioa d Mesa -
gen for 1150. The follow's( were severally
Dominated end annotated. viz:
William Smith, Esq., President.
Jeno Sherry, Esq , Treasurer.
Mr. Johe J. E. Linton, Secretary.
Vice PrcMdeota-Mesrn Sebastian Fryfngae,
$oedt Itapabope: George Hyde, North Esetbope;
Alen. Gourley. Ellice; George Wood. Doom.,
Caamittrt-Meosrs- Duncan Headrrana, Jae.
Creme. Peter Crorar, Seo., dames Patterson,
John Kelly, Andrew E.oto. William Bradley.
George Scott, Andrew Helmer, Andrew Riddle,
Jr., Mathew 'Sedition. James Mooteilh, Jaynes
Simpson, William Donn, George Girth, Joh,
Bellaoaee, U C. lie. Valentine Ruffridge.,
Peter Kamer, Antony Kettler,.
The Treosarer's aecousu were approved of -
The saeul subscription to the Society 5s.-
ennry n( sew members 2v 6d. It wee resolved
that the Stallion Show, in April, be Risco up -
There will, therefore, be no Show for Stallions
Mi. year. The time for paying cub criprione.s-
tended to the 20th August. A eibsoriptioa list
tea. recommended to be opened for the •• Agri.
csl+ms5," pah!ieh.d ho Torsos. Th. seat
roe'ria( to he es the lent Saturday in June . -
This Soci.ty,p to 1848, ,nele*i•., bis expended
is Prswirau, the sum of £413 a, which with
the Premiums of 1849, atmo,ahag l• *boot £d0
•t1:-
Geoerel Show in October, £61 14
Stallion Show in April, , 6 S
1.4! Wheat Show September, 5 15
Ploughing Match October, i 0
£79 14
Will awake the total expended, in premien,,
since 1842,.mouats to near L500. The re-elec-
tion of the President. Mr. Smisb,(Blaek Creek,)
was unanimous, though be *tithed to withdraw.
Mr. Rm,th wen floe of the founders of the Society,
in 1041, mod hes invariably siee,, done a greet
deal to advance feu interests, supported by the
('.mars of North Eaa.hop. mai Dowiie.-Cos.
MEETING HELD IN NELSON,
Qn Thursdoy f'vewinF, lke ltd instant. for
Me par -pore of re eieiag the try(aaafi.n
of tie Hon. Malcolm Cameron on kis Re-
signation.
MR. CAMERON'S SPEECH.
u voting ageiset the remo.L1 af the pest of
Owers0* kaw atee to lr.alr
Some aim oaf LIM• he 0.. tutee aim -
bled : het aeras as•etsre, psptscal amass -
ten sod apiesetere .1 pail``s••, ''rima e•
stumble, W Detre i j afo also stumble,
mte,.
appo'w' pwple t. sac* who also stuable
fur 'noisome, lobe H. Came's' stumbled
when he advised Vawhtart ac/ Potts : we
sert\detrthe meek& Yleletsy-ln*te pieced
Aim in the senate of the Uesv*r•ity W
e. Robiaso• often stusblef, or as we R
(omen thlak, never
the prpeeol *Glair) have appointed hue to
►uy ell lb►'i•adt north u( Lakes uron and
Supercar front the Induns. ThoHmas Parke
stook hard 1400 per year
ever nice. kgertoa stumbled several
acmes, or rather baa been always sluabltng,
and has now about £i00 per year from lila
protest Mowery.
But to return to the Bill. introduced and
pissed by the Ministry ; they carried the
Untveuy lien, thnMpal Bell, the
Schoorel Land B.N,e theew Seboounicil hell, oleo e-
ciprudt.y Ball sod the Road Bill, which Iasi.
by the bye, es properly Henry John B,.ul
ton's Bill and u f
t1` othe beat ever panned
t° the Province. Of oar Lew Reform, eta
ny people think it was reforsYn( back
wards ; however the B Ih were canoe
during the hurry of the seess•sn, after obs
lwsirag ef ,file Parhansot IIue.*, ud 1
•o.etted to them aid must share the sin. -
We puslpoi*d the Clergy Reser•. Ques-
tton, and I thought properly, and we gave
out to Ole country that at could only be ar
ranged by neguIialieu with the Imperial
Goverment. Mr. Honks contends that
the power tie legislate oo this question has
been taken from us by the Imperial Legis-
lature, sod 'bat there are very grave difficul-
tae nn the way of recovering the power
thus lost, bat the caonot be. Eoglan) is
1836 distinctly gate us permission to Le
gsalate on this question. sad actually decli-
ned ioterfering with let aesll•'mest, coo
.wring it to be ono of those local matters
with which the Homs Government should
not tsterfere. W. found IL smposoable 1,0
',tree on the basis of a settlement, and,
therefore, te(eriul the qucs:ion to deem as
a sort of srbiratson. 11'e yielded ao.rights
aid cumpromuwd 'oo priscep:e in this : if
now we can agree among. uureelves a.
request England to give ui back oho pro
erty which we bare placed In her hands
safe keeping uotil we called for it, the
can surely be no doubt but hila will readily
aid willingly meet our wishes. it has al
been said so extenuates° of the neglect
the M,ustry on 1ltia question, that th
French influence prevents their muviag
this is not au- i sin at ■ loss to cuuce
what good defence can be made by th
Ministry for their inactivity on the tit
matters of the Reserves and Rectories.
Unfortunately fur ere 1 know of notbtn
,they have done to redeem their pledge
'tare them scatted -
With regard to Retrenchment in our ex
pensee, es bate to fact increased our bis
dons. It is really bumtlaatsag to be oblige
to make the coal... won, but tite truth mit
be told, .ld while the present tlliwstr
went in pledged to a system of Retre,c
went, t]ey have in fact saddied the countr
with increav:d burdens, and that to a
enormous extent. The changes in the Ju
dietary have fixed several thousands pe
lieu on our necks, which must, rental
there for all time to come un'ess an unusu-
ally vigorous bane be applied to their remo-
val.
I went Soto the G sveroment pledged to
reduction, 1 prepared a general plan of Re-
trenchment, which would have effected a
oscine of about £15,000 per year. The
was of course but a begtening ; but i tbo
it safe to proceed moderately, sod 1 propos
ed that the sum, with such sums as coal
teeny he shoed off the expenditure, should
be appliedto the f'rmarion of one Rre.f lea-
ding road through the I0.triet. 1 wa• over-
ruled, and Me Ministry have actually set-
tled upon the determination. not to speed awe
penny on local improvements_ Alt attempts
at Retrenchment were defeated. 1 was sot
long in office as Assistant Commissioner of
Publse Works, when 1 discovered that in
realty i bed eoilting, or very tittle to do.
The Department consisted of Col. Tache,
Chief Commisnsoner, myself as As..stant
Cepmasioner, and of -no lees than a Rego
meat u( 32 clerks ! 1 found nothing dome,
there were no Public Works in progresa of
any „ . - , and bow to keep myself
and my 32 wutanL. employed, 1 could not
discover. 1 obtained the dismissal of half
of them, and 81111 we could not keep busy.
'rho Globe has tauntingly asked why 1 did
nnt•diecover all this when i first took office
-10 the first place, it took me some time
fairly to understand my poet:ion, and ascer-
tain the actual work to be done ; and when
1 found 'bat there was really no means of
David Pitcher, Esq.. h•vino been called keeping myse'( busy, and really no use for
to the Chair, and Mr. W. Kingston, ap- the o0iee at all, 1 told Mr. Baldwin that 1
pitinted•Seeretary, Mr. Cant woe thus ad- entered the llmtotr, pledged to.retreneb-
dremeed the meeting :- ment-that i found 1 had nothing to do --
Me. Csusrax Cala ()WITLeal*N :-1 that 1 could not consistently retain the of6r•e
have been regneeted to attend here this eve- and begged to be allowed to retire. He
'Hog, and lay beforeyou my views on the wished me to remain until something could
present Date of our political affair", and ex- be done, end said that if 1 persisted to feu' -
plain my own position and feelings on the tog then, i should trammel them- On the.
oohing of the Halton Election. Al the last i consented to remain for a tome to enable
election we were very strong, and carried him to snake other arrangements. 1 waited
one uten tnonenhantly. We soon made the mouth after month, until seeing that there
d no*htng and omelette/ vehemern, wbo were was in tru h no dlopostlton to adopt, my
neither one thing nor another, give way be- views of Retrenchment. 1 peremptorily re
fore the famous promisors who had just got signed, 1 could not with even any show of
to, and I was one of these selected to carry cusveotency remain, for i know the office
out the views of the Reform Party. The , to be altogether usneeeaary. Why, gen-
musky demanded. ani we promised, satin- I Heenan, for the last few months 1 managed
factory scene on these several important the whole Department alone, and eonld only
gvphenos--Clergy Resenan, the Reetenes, then occupy myself two hours in the day !
the University, the Assessment end t usury When Cel. Tach* resigned the Chief Coen-
L•wa,M.nefpel Reform, Common Schools, arsas•ership, i offered to do ali she work
Public 1 , sod Law Reform.- of the IMpsrtn.,•t without any additional
111 these mese moven was made; a Uni Salary. Thu would have Saved the salary
versify B.11 w.. prepared , • most excellent o1 the Chief Commimoa.r, £760 per Tear.
Muoielp.l (3 iI wee brought in by that kW- but the M*.ietry would not consent !! i
ri.us sad i.dumtnnme man, Mr. Reldwin-a said 1 ceold peHorm the duties with perfect
Balt whoa$, nnght 50 cote? • multitude of este, .t all events until the next Session
wee ; bet, oppropa of good works covering which wined only he a few months, and save
rise, our excellent friend, Mr. Hopkins, this eatery o($3000, but no -1 was desired
ogee ga.. a moon important -tri truth, eke to .ec.pt the Chief Cnmmissionernhip, and
ease/ i*ywrtaw/••t•msg vote ever gives a t the would appoint 40 Asetutaot i my
til* Hit • of • C"lewdnn Pwna'e -a vnre D I said 1 would not accept an o ce
wh•eh gave yew the rarest vatnable rusher. w!!!lffftiil aa Zkkh was not seeded, and that 1 was deter
those ever deemed in any of England'. Col mined not •o remain among men who was
"sires, 1n the (see of oblige, temptation, resolved n t to carry out even the smallest
and almost perseeatton, from • rombfnatien: relrer►eA et. They th.ro offered d 1
.f •Nn Tor,.. a • few Res men Mr. wm11J rem giv* me the Poaf-Vater_
Hopki.s gas * vet* wh(eh i•ai•bbhh•d Groner '
mer Distrte*Cwdei's ; sod, 1 emr44y add, this nletsl
lttann rest wets in
e
•
d
P-
TO
a,
of
annual sore to in.iney. rrpresealiog a carom•
the ge'e's. wn\p•t •b•rwme.Nabi alae
-yw Aerial eemmese the Prs..4 whelk
seek r pnwsl11, Ileal O.* yew' Metz If you miters Me. 1VglrehNl,
the ewyry Deet c.petdet that gen, at all
. ei 4u aa.oisk Refmc\eNat. Yr.
WatewkaII will 1e11 you 10.1 it m a Slats•
tory once, sad must be fiUed- G*atlemea,
'Jo I01 ke Mulcd asck a LIL•y . to
rue the dime is created by Statute, wad se
la every once, but 11 by an as.sa follow.
that .e meal throw as ay $1,600 per year
in ono °Ike alums. because a Sistine per-
uses 1111 enation. The Aeljelaat Uelawal-
stup a oleo a Stat utory ofIke, ad there has
been so Adjuiat Goueral for fuer year. 1 --
The Solicitor Generalship is a Statutory
office, and how often does it happen that it
Item uo611ed fur months 1 This arsenical
a so weak Ibet it is ea worthy of tefutalism.
With regard to the choice of the peat'. -
men whom you may choose to oppose Mr.
Wuteohall, 1 hast, no desire to interfere.
I believe, however, that you will Bad e. en.
wh one lategnly a mote u•sented, %he.e
Ft aciples are more fixed, a bore chandler
If ao well calculated to purtt.• steadfastly,
and in ao undevsu* Ito. the laic princi-
ples p pr ache
plea of e'eaistencr, as your old repre.eeta-
rye, Mr. Ito,ktos. I lee' he well vigorously
and honestly adtcca:e Ret.cccle.tnt to all
departmeota of the Guvernmest, dead so ev-
ery q Darter where the principle can be used,
to relieve lbs burden of t0• people. That
he a rcaJy to apply a sharp peso:mg-knife to
our law Courts, and carry Law Reform to
its greatest attest ; that be will be ready
to carry out the moat liberal mode of set-
tling the Clergy Reserves and Rectory
Qne.liun.; sad 'bra to all the other Wotan
which the people wish, he will be reedy to
acquiesce, sad actively assist in obtaining
them.
Reorcrloe DI Rtesres -Ma. Sue Rea•
Caswron° -We, last night, received a
copy of • printed tweeter, winch has just
sees, i.sued hp Mr. Sharman Crawford to
his tenantry, and we regret exceedingly
that weeatnet po•sebly make room for tt
in the present somber of file Banner ; but
washed' take care to poblub It at length on
Friday. It is the only jud:ctous, equitable,
and rca'ly philosophical dtrquaitton upon
the subject of rest, and of the general reta-
liate betaseen landlord and tenant, which
has appeared from the pen of any landlord -
proprtetor doneg the present discaNton.-
Mr. Crawford expresely,aesomes Hee poos-
tron that the landlord's rest le " a certai
e proportion of preface.'sod be admits 'bat
Iva !hat the. " proponton, .o arranged to money
e may tease to represent a just proportion of
eoroduce, and may barrens entirely t1. re-
verse of a just proportion, by a change in
the markets." On this equitable principle
to of political economy, Mr. Crawford propos
nes to eller iota sew anaogemeaa with
hie tenantry • Ind ee suggests **rens ' of
adjostmeot which are worthy of the patri-
arch of " tenant right" -but we mut fe-
d
( verve details for our neat publication-
• Gisler Bonier.
h -I
y 1 Ta-Tlafo mAL TO TOUR Rev. Jur, Ewan,
n
D. s. - P war or £800, -Last eras-
- Deg this dutangteshed diviee was presented
r I with a Rift of £000, sad s splendid edition of.
a B'eater's Polyglot Bible, by • loge and
sahuaotial number of his (rands aad admi-
rers of various religious domrnalio*., as •
mark of their appreestsoo of of hit faithful
and successful 'services in the cause of
Christian phelaotbropy, both at boa. •ed
abroad The meeting was coo3eed to
s those subecnbera who resided is or at such
't a &elutes from Belfast a to esabte teem to
- ha present at the highly i•terestisr pro-
d crediegs. The presentation took plate, af-
ter tea, in bora. Fortifier's, Ca.tl. Plans,
the Rev. Professor Gideon presiding. B. -
sides the address and reply, several sloq•nn&
and impressive speeches were delivered,
during the evening, on sobjecis most tndr•
matey associated with the name and
cbaracter of the Rev. Doctor. Tb* crowd-
ed state of our columns renders a detailed
report of the gratifying proceedings moos -
"Ole to to -day's publication. -Ulan. Min-
na
••d went Det, 1 feel at
appoint, w to Mr. liberty to etebtlee tete offer, became Mr.
Baldwfw•e view., who eedeavored to defeat Hinck. toy 1t to. geeellm 111 H•infltw.
the Sill. 1f liberty hes hem" e.lar[edt', if Mr. .---ba 011eaUe4ee,-My Daly
ori' INs11 neatl*re kava bee• better mans
peoMe are helm served in their own.ik this, k epee the
'ret emelt a%obs Election Y deeyiag the Ass
roar thee!. *n de* to oar std (rimed, Mr. of a great prineipb._kateassmemer. it
mode. fee, t. be Kaes.*, the sewer, is • totted mot thiep teen, hot for xseeere..
Hledebied Ar all '0... hea.fit. Mr. it le a esetset bet totem.. Mr- Hopkins
r•pkiee, os, was tmiseeetly patri.tie to mad Mr. WelatI B,but Mtyfte. Mr. Wet -
tees the tM lsswq M uw..f Mg kiss& wel.iI .y tot *geld /maids
apology for appearing here 4etd t•keag pert TEMPERANCE ML!'I IM.
red, .r set D..triets are oat rf debt, if the in the enntMt, 1. til that
i en s
1arkcts.
New York, Feb. 13.
Ashes -The market steady for Pots, with
ales 50 bbhi .t $6,75: Pearls 6m. and is foie
demand, with sale. 70 bbl. at $6,06.
Floor -Then ie mere deieg is Wester* noel
Floor, bat at lower price. ; ler the low grades of
state the dma.d is inere.aag, and (hit for the lo -
ed trod* i. better ; Cased's* is heavy: pies of
the day reach 4,500 bbl..; 34,31 • $4,624 for
common state; 5.06 sad 5,95 for Miebipo; 5,10
• 5 62I fee prime G....te.
Whe.t--Ther. i. ■ fir baldness for wheat,
bat below the views of holden : Genesee is held
at 1,25 • 1,30; Ohio, 95 • 1,125; Upper Ink.,
95 . 1,00 and Southern 80 '1.15.
Oats -are not pleats, particularly Northers ;
sale., river and easel a 42 • 45, .lid Jersey, 17.
Cora -Rather easier, sod lea. platy, ...leg
to the trouble in obtaiai.g freight; sats 96,000
bush 59 • 60e. for Soothers yellow; and 61 eta
for good So when white; aoshiag d.i.r i..ld.
Pork -There is rather more deism 1. Pork let
the borne trade, •.d Saporta alas g..41- aimesl.-
live demised; the sales for ilstedtste tot ear -
1300 We at $10,68 • 10.75 fee caw seem Mfr
sew; prima e1d i. e.11 .d wmi..l.
Pbiled.lpbi., r.►. 1t
Th. .chisel p...eript •.f 1tp'aebisgtee•.
Farewell Address wee rid by •sans at dee Ez-
ebag. this .vwemig. It was started at $SM,
W ra try to 31300. et wb.ch pries hews sakes
by the Rec. Dr. B..rdms., ;wet perebessd it
for. gentle... at . 41....e*.
New York, Febresrytl9.
The Ceftin' Jaques' oa t0. cameo "(deed
b. the km 'spinosa i. Hage. Swint, woo eon -
chided to -day. .ad the Ca...., delivered ►i.
charge .. the Jury, wet camp proceeds e'edw
their ..rhea The whets smeent .aillnad le
.id d d. wanes y IM weeide.t Is env l
Now York, 1.10. 13 -The C.eeser's Ism se
he explains Dass heve pnwted Teytsr, Nee.
...., said Merphy as all dined, ee imam*
Staged +lib Maass.
QBE Ase,wnwry T.epsweee Yratltsg
J, rake phew set: 61•sd y e*enie, lib1114
'..t. h its, W M, C0spwl he ibis Team The
R... Jobs Wel, Witham Mkfteel a and Saimaa
Wilkinson win Whew the Meeiag Ts mum
wooer ea seeels*, !, M. A gamed _•
1110 saL.III1 A,IIi
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