Huron Signal, 1863-06-25, Page 2'lehall
W favor
" Jedhb rejoined,
Oiler drtermancs less
Vine tat amt us d as ; bot in-
Irl Girjra .• I.iloaties of kisduees on
boas end Hereat foe women on the other,
KBplsmaadto recall theta. Be this," abs
eeali•eedr "your favor, if you will ; and se
yet tubae dmmi.ed to be my knight of the
oedion, I treat you will not, thee, disloyally
dhnbey ay Sri oongma•ds."
"-If they he practicable, no," assented
Loskerood, with •.riles geickeuiog of his
" t will lay bat can hjtwclloe a yo.,mw :
Look sitter the poor youth and roars kis
if po.bble."
"At the heard of life -Mem iodide and
humanity command it," he napooded, warm
shy" Put humanity fret and Judith afterward;
it were more fining. Now 1 will retern to
the tamp. But stay-• word mon. I will
put yeteaother command upon you. Ilwrid
appear that Ism night Judith pa-rd,end
Lockwed's interest was so much awakened
that be 1e1..igh forgot that • random bill
Might retch him tat any moment lifelong
alma the earth at the maiden's feet.
• That lam night you relieved the watch of
Neverisil," she confirmed. " 11 your vigilant
eyes .w saght thin excited surprise and
cariosity, i -I eojoio secrecy.pon you.'
The bold -ser wa *boot to bow obedience
to thin mandate, bet Judith vanished from his
sight so quiekty that his proposed promise
remained unspoken. He approached Never -
fail, who bad beta sufficiently near to herr
a portioo of this eosvereation, and mid
"Mies Waldsoe informs me that Billy is sot
is the camp."
"That reesisde me that f haven't ren him
for logs time," he seswered• without chang-
ing his position, keeping hie eyes steadily
Axed epos a copse twenty yards dataL-
"Bind a trills menthe shadow, sir-reare a little too arch Msegr. A redskin is
practiwsg upon this vee. See how he m
splintered the ark 1 era next shot will be
his last ; I ave toad hi lurking place.',
Lockwood fid not aped to the twain a
mood too soon ; a ato ter
ll struck ► and
gg&la.rig, whistled within an loth of his hood.
Slmiltansoasly with this demonstration, lin
daub sant a reply into the copse. A Sg..
s g lido the asad daceeded with •
" Hie wv fare is ended. You shoot with*
ready hand tad a reedy sight. Ab I their
ragetaetese-. They make the forest treat
141 Orr Ghia bexin to charge shun with
titer. Thi i getting animated. i mint
look for Billy.
" Distracted with terror he has crawled 'oto
the bete. • nerrhete, CII be won, sod lays
Gars' fib • bounded rabbit ' rid Nr , m
nits with woaBrnos rfwl spaikae
of
"n le bet an Mt of C01111111011..= to 140111for aim. I will make whet I may
orisid tie
"Don'% expose yourself, Needlessly, Mr.
Lmkweed. Be prude's, for other Tire are
depedieg oe eon. i perceive that you are
GertIgmended, ace the pretty Jdith hs
pimsd coed within the
egwaiag every ask
ars lb.l.^ gt trailing fnmeent(y the
mlirattae erry, Immo however, reorient(
sag tvereaiss a ma& saguirirs of the may
weed'. ; sur of ib. W re-
am the l.d.
MI and/ eomp Med the eirreit of the
and wet mar Reveriril, whom
NOaRM'maxims to know Wile
d Iy. it wee thea ..mdse•
•b17 lighter thea it W bee lir the bet belt
See dee errew segamus .f the mese pee.
jimmies bei pals ani Heir* halms apes the
aaq¢t okbeet Nn Wereedes ofd nesse
big Wed. The base grille t.1 deed ~~e ii r ria
up os aa3M•r 6y
.(ifml .ered weir aleml Net yyeeont to JmMlb's
rullerae arde Waserech sad Wed
des utter Leminiy the
W the at the braes et
;
but Joins spriegk.g imw
pose less. to swtsle
Pty feed and esotienies
a prod ed bmiWbty a-
eselsds.!1Jew " Se
off► semis i oma
Bieshwaa4. smMwbat ser-
fs Moe& of W tush
AMMO tang be le Lsee a tin( use an may-P•1e•te tie in
bilarmK ie rubs Peon Rai .wm,r ... dos M
f. -
his ex
rifle with
's glance,
this is Sure -
tooled the forst
thus spokru.
did not move a muscle. He
like one who commanded there
who obeyed.
f I tressed,' ate rejoiced at leneth,in his
pest tones, "tis the honor of the pale -face,
my limbs would be bound ; but I do not, and
they are free. Nightwalker 1 'I'rallserr will
live to ore you supplicate for Keeney in sight
of the wigwams of the Cherokee."
Trai'seer turned w Judith, mrd his whole
manuer changed. He beamed upon her
kindly with his eye
"Soft -eyed daughter of the white rasa, the
son of A:abmwon will speak to you and tell
you wherefore he has come, The boy, whose
face is clouded by the Great Spirit, is afe.-
11 is to restore atm I am here."
"1 thank you ; and yet I nee him not,"
espied Judith.
Trailseer looked awards the woods and
said, "Come," when the Underaitted instant-
ly
nstant
ly sprang over the breastwork, trembling and
Pale -
"The Mater of life as a care of each,
and the red man scorns to do them an injury.
Had gheza Monedo willed it, this boy would
have been se others ; bet be did not, and be
is a he its. White girl, Traileeer has mowers
wThem a of Alabamou ceased, bet did not
withdraw his gas from the face of Judith.
" You are ever -I moan you ane brave and
generous above the young watrion of your
nation. Receive the gratitude of the white
girl, and know that it will let many days. -
May your deeds be s high a the Bight of the
eagle, ••d your name be the newt famous
army the chiefs," responded Judi. h, with
dignity.
, I would," said the borderer, feelingly,
"that the hatchet of war could be buried deep
in the earth, and Wet the pipe of peace could
be smoked among the natioua."
Treikeer's eyes beganto kindle again, and
his form to dilate with resentment.
"And wherefore peed?" becried,6ereely.
"I will tell you why you desire peace. It is
the same s if you mad, 'May the Indian be
quiet arid crouch down like • whipped dog
wide we rob bin of his Inde- white we drive
aim from one hunting groaud to another --
till be has no place left on which to raise a
lodge or dig a grave.' "
Nightwalker 1' be added, soddenly, se-
pirating his words, "Nightwalker, tell your
people Alahamon hates and defies them to
the Int. Then a no peace-tbe:e can be
tone. Accursed be be wbo whispers pear/
to the ears of ALtlamon, be be red ma, or
be be white."
Protw and pasting Traiiser still eonfront-
ed Nererfsil and the borderer, s if he would
strike them down with the angry gleam of his
eyes.
"Have you heard me, white sen Y' -ked
Traitor -sr, acting nothing of his dignity -
throw ,. g
the defence of A abrasion in your fears,
with the .ndving hatred of ins eon. 1 call
upon the awful Monedu to witents to the jus '
tice of our tame. arid to nerve our arms to
meet you in deadly war ! Nightwalker! -and
you, Clodytace " glancing at Lockwood,
"you s.Wl see Traleser where bullets him
ad arrows By like flecks of dartingbirds ;
where tomahawks are raised highland terrible,
and scalping halves leap from their sheath to
drink blood i"
The Cherokee shouted the ringing Pansy
of ►r ••d with as athletic bound.
deartd, the er.m•twoet and disappeared.
fro a comings.)
HoaaiRLd Ouraaos O!om A FEMALE
mT Ngoaoo -The At. OMtriNs (5res.
.titutiow"I has the tollowing:-"Abort
three weeks, `•.g eoo, 4• woman named Moore
of demisted heImt, Sid about 4.0 years of
age, was waylaid at the rest cod of the
town, .bout 11 a eleok et might, by three
slimly asps' awed ss musively MyJerrsr,
Imed ay and Isis. Math of them viewed
her pampa in tier, ted eN_ewiw shred her
is the mast sbeeideg ad egSNwer
and thrift gee lying by tb is the
mi., little early whet became of her se Iea1
es iris 5esdah peopeesitire bad baso gust►
bed. is • r are aAerwude they were
IbeUIed se the g.rpesreate of thorium's,
end two of dem Myers and Birks, wens an
/.seed, Li.ds.( le m *maxima brag .de
god ha eseapa. Mises Trek gunk h sang
s. theorems egen es.
wam bay Mal
de the Pal AAsmsrs epos
• Werra et reps.
Tea Paee•mo or Dmrorma.-Tho R.pMiean Gress lid eh- seg the flew
Ton 11111 h. Jed en Assn se pres-
s, to Lagtttsma 01 thee den dr ewe
navel et is ether verde M Mr Cori
the We nes
aereke e(t e Seams awl ps Npeeple This •
sob memiS* amp tees•, 614 the et *We
■wince a Detember teal, Sikh SW
lin but therm and imposer et the 111essb.
Be awes Cows Yates .mnwt)d
Micah am at %mar, aed
(erees peels welter,
Rung M. Ter!
he vieiaity a New Yoek, to
no to be pretty ssrioenly felt t end le
of the graziuga counties sorb of tie
ty, pasture are already abort and without
rain, be.rT and long . unnamed, the mowing
fields will give but half • crop. Perhaps the
crop now most in seed of rain, is the straw-
berry crop. It is street/ pact hope in acme
places. Potatoes too are much in need of
-rain, and so are all the seeds of carots, been,
Le., lately planted. Corn is not yet suffer-
ing ; itis very small, out looks well. Fruit
prospecta are spotted. Here std there
apple trees are full, and so are cherries and
other fruits. The cumuli* is abuudaut, and
wall destroy plums and other fruit to some
extent As a general Ones the agricultural
prospects iu the vicinity of New York' aret
with slight exceptions, very promising; and
In general terms we may soy the same of all
parts of America, from California to the
Aroutook.
In Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Kansas,
the account of good wheat crept is •lean*
universal, and corn in all these States, and is
llliuois, Indiana, and Ohio, is very promwng.
The wheat is so far advanced tat only one
acre, the rat, will be likely to blight the
crop, which is now about ready for harvest in
the South part of the Stats named. The few
days of cool weather have been highly favor-
able to wheat. Our worst enemies could not
reasonably hope now for • short crop, A
Michigan paper says that wheat, although a
little backward, never looked better than it
don now. The Missouri papers say that
wheat crops could not look better. Uf Min-
nesota and Nebraska the aaipe thing is said.
Both will have wheat to all this year. TLe
accounts from Iowa are mixed In some
parts of the State the wheat is undoubtedly
good ; in otbeis, the chintz bug had done its
work. The Heal= 6y ha also injured some
Beds. As • whole, we think the weight of
testimony is in favor of • good average crop
imbues.
Of the State of New -York, at large, we
really believe that the prospect graver was
more encouraging fur a good wheat crop, aid
• large area of oats, barley, and corn, has
been plated. and we trust, from present ape
pearanon, will give a good account at har-
vest.
Of all the States eat of this and of Can•ds,
we have yet to see the first discouraging ar-
ticle
rticle in any paper about crops iu general, al-
though localities are slightly ■ffected, by
worms upon trait pees, or wont of rain or
some alight cause, Upon the whole, let o.
rejoice.
The news from Europe is also more vi-
ruses -ging to the carmen. there than it was at
last dviaa. 74 Mark Lane Express
of May 2.5, says :
Tbe abundant rains at the commencement
of the week, though with an eat wind, were
much wanted to complete the saturation ot
the soil, which is still not overcovged. With
a more genial atmosphere and • eve sunny
days, vegetation may be expected- to have •
luxuriant aspect ; but it is thought the early
Rye in that country has already suffered, and
many places here heel but little rain. To
England, however, Rye is an unimportant
crop, and we have nue • nen, with the
blessing of Providence, to expect a full aver-
age
verage harvest. The rain les extended to many
countries of Europe, and to Lou as it been
more serviceable than to Sp•iu, when tee
droutb, with • bot sun, began to excite seri-
owe apprehensions for the Wheat and all other
cereals. in Northern Africa the Barley bar
vest Ira romnncrecd. and all grain is promis-
ing ; • report that now applies to the entire
cootinentof Europe.
The country markets for what are mostly
been dull, though lea has been brought to
market ; and foreign imports have been on a
very lintited oak for some time pact through
the •tamatisfsetory7 character of trade. Still
no dollne•s in Englad swan able to make
any serious imprenria on priors, either in the
itallir, We.teru or Southern Europe; •bile
Pence ha been remarkable for its stedi.eee
The Paris quotation for Flour ben not
vaned 1s per sack for menthe, the fixed top
faith of 62 free per la7 kilos (equal to about
els per seek} seemiug ss borrowed from tb
pesetiee of oer tow* millers, who have jest
as long kept their top price 47a pis oak,
thseg* sotbiug is mon .etraetworthy than
the talar of country make. The ran in
reser bee been of mach service, and equally
an in tl.lgle., Bonsai and Garry ; and if
the het mare ties in Drinks has been fol-
ds
• int priers keep .p bird what
the Ne isb market jestif es. Thu is, per
haps, ins the rttdpate. that Poised may
be • sore 01 waste W desol•tioe . the
eaw3umos d war.
O - -
Arrivd of W " Ibkessen."
Carr Race Joao 11.
The deanship " Bohemia," from Line
pool a the 1ldt, rho Qr.enowa os tb 11*
Parhere at arm today, end was
r sews yeeht of to amrbMd pow.
The ''City of l•,Ymiwv,' free New York.
rein net ea the gib.
Tbe ' • North American," from Quebec, or -
troller oft
-
ri .Mea the I lab.
The polied sews is not of paw import
The rip 'Kele Dyer" had were es the tad Ileo W law Ay
Wed b phos, sad *Massed ea bund of
Tie New ewes Ni
e"ttls lx hsm" lid bens
maredd Slag eassesed
de a rebeljl.Me, b..Nlig sham keel ea
hared to sweat her •eimae.
OOMMENCIAL IIfTOi 011lft)I .
lfb W.peel awdeler awls sea dell,
web • digit Amass in est pmwm. Nish
aides spew • Co. report deur heart amid
ip
at Cows
at see
iota it now es
rtartleea, M
wiag rred thy
se mar soar Ida
though not
Doer.' from Cal-
goa ns urerhaobmd
sod compelled to
,pr. It wa "opposed
was w barque "• Lap
originally raptured by W
P1Ouerdrgt
are uaaport-
'Burgris,' from New York,
os the I24.
FRANCE.
It was reported that the Emperor aeriosdy
emu= dated iutrodsciag before lung cerise
reform*, particularly in respect to the liberty
of the press, the liberty of speech, and akin
tenial resfouaibility.
Tbe bourse was limey. Braes 691. 29e.
POLAND.
A telegram from Timm says that Amnia
baa not concurred a the propositions' e(
Frsoce end England w Russia. -
Another despatch sterns that Austria Ma
armored of the propositions of to other
powers.
There had been stolen from the Beak at
Warsaw three and a half multous of
being chiefly obligations of the Polish
writers Aaoenailuu.
London Money Market. -The market was
heavy. Consols declined t on the 10th, bat
were rather firmer on the I lth.
The money menet wort firm. Nothing was
done below 4 per teat for best bills.
London, Thui sday. - Breadstuff. dell. -
Sugar firm. Coffee quiet sod steady. Tr
steady. Pet oleum steady.
'Consols closed on Thursday at 911I for
mosey. Illinois Central shares 32 to 314
discount; 'Erie 59; to 60.
LOOT.
Liverpool, Jane 12.
Tbe cotton sola of the week were 33,110
bales. Market has been dull, aed primes d
lower fur American, and lid to 4daedpllem
loner for other de.eripu'oa. Sales j.p
are estimated at 6.000 bales. MsptrketSimko
quiet and uoebanged. The stock a pert ■
385,000 bales, of which 4:,004 are Amrimt
Breadstuff. have • downward
Provisions Bat. Produce quirt sed
The dwelling home of Mr. Biek•rd
3tracey. Klineberg, wn destroyed by Men
Friday night WL The lots wowed M
31,300.
Anthony Trollope was offered $2,405 N '
ling a year, for five rears, if he wend lead
Ss name as editor to a magmas, Withal
having the labor of being the audio odds
but decant d.
Louis Napoleon has finished two volumes
of his life of ('caw. Two mere are ender
way. Itis sari be mean to break sp amid
divide the Academy if the .sabots do mist
admit film io coosideratioo of his wort.
A correspondent, writing from V'
says the Confederates is a gen with
domi-
neers over the over, and is a pendent bother
to the Federals. They call him "Minding
Dick." No gunboat bat any busier above
this terrible gun an get • shot M (L It
shouts a b+ll two and nne-half feet Meg, Wei
pointed, weighing two bundled msj fay
pound., can tear through oar best boa -
clad,, soda thought to be the best than of the
ww.
Bishop Coletro is giving sad trouble to the
Bishops of the t;hur;h of England.• Me will
not resign, our retract the vee he hes .1
forth iu hu work on the, Pe•teteueh, es try
have resolved, as fares possible, W diags•1
bin from exerewng any Episcopal duty a•
this new movement the pprraneit-.1 isle • W
Bishop of Oalord, 'Lo kr addressee • teeter
w the clergy of hie diocese, WAidie( lie
Bishop of Natal from ministering is My of
the churches of the diocese. In the meusttM,
the controver.y respectng tbe P.eeaseh is
dui al good to the booksellers.
The latest Paris fashions Mort berm* .
mostly high in the crown, and ember pelttmsd,
boob behind and is front SemelimeA cue
edge is tared, like the old a seeeteee bus, bum
never more then n one side. T1s cubs i
left Bat, If fatten are tried, they se=
orally of two colors. Tne ineroyabMr
sweetie, Henry III., and the bossier an
the favorite shapre.
.Hever • new article tet bsanllbbtg the
cowries,' laid the pedlar to JIM ersisfug'
lam Is i4 indeed! a.rd he, seri abet 'weiptr,
they may Yet op ever to may uedr.M
beautifying the completion, bat, enpse re•
it, the jeer people her w do Plot b.M• fist
11, '1* bitter. My neighbor, his MM..hr
►ea been nosing a bottle $ good seemly p.m he
eomplezios and her tyre woke Mho •e•Jw
of ant Vociferous, with the kuuis(m hes
eu.ug all over the ecstasies' tera4imry:
.
t - A Veimeily Doctor, dab* Mos.
• herd euchre, *Drees ha empleyimsm •••
eosep•nird So to the 6.N. As A as ho
sew the birds, he helloed i• iota °limm Oki
are r The blob ter the •issues. 53i5
teas. iediee.t the abet rhe pr's'
lessor, teelghiss ofa n ie eery p5e.e lrsea
'My P lei' .zebieed *3 Boone, (•
gnat asegeteseet, •elot weal hen Mae
manseeilned igmerat bled Pad hew
A_ ins. H•eesfnss wee IP* Wath
Awe Hes.-Aa bikes irks N,
bf lb*
eii i•gs.,y of w. r.An
teat the reed Searing a us
reharm wiM-.1 me
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!3.1863.
NEWS FROM TO-
BONTO.
FIRST DAIS' POLLING.
MACDONALD AND num FAB
AHEAD! 1
By Special Telegraph to the Siyaal.
TORONTO, June 22, 1863, 6 p.m.
Woman Divisiox.-Mr. McDonald's
Majority over Robinson, 358 1!
EaernaDtvislox.--Smith's Majority
over Crawford, 46.2 ! !
SECOND DAY.
Toroow, 12 o'clock, noon.
W. D. -McDonald'. Majority, 412!-
E. D.-8.itb's, 492 I
Toronto, 5 p: m.
McDonald's majority 462; Smith's do
509.
Ptiaes Edward and Halton are all tight.
Denon is elected, Wallbnidae is elected,
Hance a elected !
NORTH ONTARIO!
McDougall elected by a majority
242.
Meeise ria the xt Mhos hem ANY
Mak at Dams 1iR Phis it I. iniad M
pita into them wbo en p.dy enesigh le
iheesp.t the .mel-bb.ktle d the be&
a putt
f/' It may be et esedi..hie Wpm..
tame hew the Metes t:wrier wishes on
to be awed, with trehruaoe to the Amari.
eon War, but we have pet to interne the
het. Abbas* am Mildest bind at
Limy, Oar neighbor deserves the palm tor
selleteltilkation. He think. oar "keg
rigm•tdea" mese entirely dsMitu*
" Wailes " that wean ons of " those who
follow the maltit.de to do evil," and yet,
at the sin. 01 the self -imam paragraph, he
Matos that it i. seek " sound thinker' " as
the editor of the Signal who lure 1.d
sseea-SsttAs of the Candia& people le
think as they do on the Amines War. -
Pt bile we aro duly thankful in the irk.
plied compliment, we tel grieved that we
coast return it oo the opposite side of
the argument.
- - .OP* a
of
THE WAR NEWS
Is meegro. The Confederates seem to be
strengthening' themselves in Weir new
politica, and are represented as reveling
thea clover -beds of luxury. Lee's exact
whereabouts does not seem to be known to
anybody. A small foroe of " rebels " had
eroseed the Ohio into Indiana. Nothing
new from Vicksburg.
THE ?RADE THROIIIUH THE
BLOCKADE.
Bias the oo.meseememt of the blockade
of Southern porta, much seress has been
hid by the Americas Pram upon the
dome made by British traders to throw
into the beleagured ports those articles of
aeeemity sod luxury without which the
people and especially the ladies of Jed
Davie' Republic would find life almost un-
endurable. The said Press has indulged
ie severe recriminations on this aubject,all
pointing out the rascally 000duct of John
Bell in aiding and comforting " Rebel -
do.." England was false an usual, and
while professing to act up to the Procla-
autioa of Neutrality, was malt suitor to
keep up the " fun " by supplying the South
with boots to wear, hardware to fight with,,
ammunition for the hardware, and coati
and bl.akets to keep the powder dry. Such
conduct was ext emely naughty, and it
was at one time seriously proposed to
blockade the troublesome porta of Nassau,
8L John's, An., in order to stop We rapid-
ly growing illicit traffic. But the foot, all
this time, was overlooked that many of the
enterprising Yankees of the North were
just as anxious to turn a debase penny
as the " perAdioua Englishmen." It is
n ow made public, however, that a very
targe proportion of the goods smuggled
through the blockade hes been shipped
from New York in Americas bottoms, and
that the loyal gentlemen engaged in the
belie hare magswimeuely sed the Dril-
la
rillash iag when then was danger of capture,
than throwing the ours of the pious
"entre of Atnenoan CiviliMtioa.•'
Namely s our reader* are aware, is the
heedgsetlre of the blockade trade, but a
lags thou of it has been transferred dar-
k/ the peel year to M st•mo-aa, Hanna,
mad mho eoaveaient points. Is the month
.f J...,1862 the exports from New York
to Nara amounted to $9,000, ie Octo-
ber
ntobur dim same year to $35,000, ie Feb -
miry i iAsw(.g 101106,000, i. Mann to
$188,000. During Jame 1662, there were
geode =ported from New Perk to Mata
mune tow vine et 116,000, i. OMober,
to 148,000, is Jewry, 1863, to 1275,-
000, 1. February le $462,000, i. Meeh
M 1712,006. Large s ►se barn this rap.
idipbeer mieg agrMlio., it is sc.pald
t8M, asking ins -_.hetien the ensile.
dee ashen of dos treat, and the &Beeky
of Odin a Whet semi or egos
wish ;Ws dipped eat et Nero Perk un-
Mr
..dr the ower a[daekfeeb the igen, we
home glom mar' he danbiei. ..king the
onpwwise M Moto..es be the •i.gla
mesa of Marsh, l flip, Met up to the lams
o emst$1,414,000. To arrive el a .es -
net ides of the .mount sth.si.de ins in
thin shall fhr a per, it le *ay eseesory to
me$4ply the sue of the bpomesime far
li.tlh by twelve, diveiss he the forme,
ttirti Asa
teB., been ism by
hPWS
*tmlired t Have oto hem its. f M.
O e M peeped te my, hal .ie ire my
11&3 $ b wry how bribe Areilarr site
111101Mou a saes* 1 snmh tit lemailve
1016r. ea Mrehei nroleg Is lots.e r
ba
& friaatuts.
gam. Duds gy dead mlmm of Wei
pay hot, the M jh -les etruah • *nor
put wort, qtrs. iis this reidenas .1 Mr.
Wtwa.s, w•Ili mebr, lm Thio !L'• .pint'
ones the Weber up ata meet tate.
THE E17XPIII AT IITEATFUED
Was not such a terrible affair after all, it
seems. The E.wetiaer of Friday is si-
lent on the subject, which in • pretty sun
rodioation that the following statement,
which we °hp from the Beacon, is not far
from the truth :
Before the parties west over to the hes
tinge to the 'declannuo..' on Thursday, Mr.
Italy ws addressing hr friends at the Whirrs,'
from the portico, wboa br remarks meeting
with some duapprowuou from some Mac
Farlsnitee who were present he imprudently
declared is effect that he was prepared to si-
new hr opponents by brute force. He in a
**seeing manner deetered be could drive the
hungry lints out of the town to fifteen min -
atm. And to slow that be was siucere, be
threw bis leg over the railing asd threatened
to lump down into the crowd. lir mon un -
prudent friends took the Lint, and in an 1e-
st•o.isose fitly or • hundred people engaged
in •'free fight' -sucks were freely used. sad
Wer wbo had no other weapons took stomas,
and for a while the spectacle was truly alarm-
ing. Several bads were brakes sod eyes
blackened, and the windows of mast of the
shop in the oeighborboud more or less Ma-
kes.
re-les. Day and kr fnenda overmany got the
wont of it, and they anti Daly were forged to
run like sheep, and hide inside of the brick
walla! The greatest excitement prevailed,
and it is a perfect miracle that it dist not re -
suit
suit in a gruel not. The Dohyites, •lthoegh
n
fewest in number, webeet' on creating dis-
turbance
sturbance and it win feared that at
THE DECLARATION
there would be • berth outbreak, but the pro-
ceedings terminated peaceably. Mr. Daly for
once in his life at least, fell hie courage gone,
and his friends actually went to Mr. MacFar-
lane to crave his protection from the fury of
the excited men of N. E•subope, Ellice, and
Downie. It wee well that that was done, as
Wen is no doubt that it would have beer.
Daly himself who would have been the first
victim, and not ba Ignorant dupes. The
Sheriff declared Mr. MacFarlane duly elect.
ed by• majority of 32. Mr. MacFarlane
briefy tbaaked his friends in s speech which
elicited universal applause. All ayes were
now turned on Mr Daly, who looked sol and
disappointed He thanked ba trends for
their exertions, eomplimeoted his opponent
on his suttees', and concluded by expressing
the hope that with his retirement from public
life WI harsh feelings would subside. He
begged his friends 10 refrain from further vio-
lence. Such eenumeuts had a soothing effect
on the conduct of those whose feelings be
had previously exasperated, and the friends of
bole parties conducted themselves very o}.ledy
during the remainder of the day. it r very
creditable to the friends of Mr. MacF•rlaae
that although they numbered ten to one, they
showed gent forbearance to the rowdy
friends of Mr. Daly. --
HOrrtSponDenct.
gip- We lave L our arsolom a epee
mead Vail Wheal takes tram a by a3.
k lmpi eg to M;r,,,!•Segmil er,Ooderirl ip.,
wink.ummns 6 Wise la temithsed
they .w ami piked maths I When 11Ny
shot out it will M 6 het Mph !
Liemymiso Oos DOCTOMa.-Mr. Celia
Clark, of Oederkel.iyw .edrMaad, about
to open so mousy foe the mks of • ant and
improved LOOM( Coeds/tor, whish
combines shspaer with thorough tia-
eeoy, sad h.s been highly oomranded by
the asiestils men of Canada. Fall par
tie.lare will he made known is doe thee,
meantime we option the public against
the swindling articles in this lice palmed
ago frequently upon the uneuapeoting.
To the Editir of the Bunn Signal.
Sis,-in your issue of the 11 di bit.,
I perceive a communication from Mr. Robert
Dick, of Paisley, beaded, "Paisley increased
Assessment," in which he allude. to an appeal
made by Mr. W. G. Bruce &gaiest the Ammo
went Mr. B., in taking advantage tat •
technics. point in law, appealed against the
assessment of his personal property; not that
it was too high, but that it was illegal, it
being set down at 3.900, whereas the statute
protides in that clue that 'he shall be •sseseed
for the smaller Rum only,' that sum being
3400. according to the scales laid down in
sec. 33, chapter 55, Con., Statutes of Upper
Canada.
The Court of Revision, finding that several
illegal insertions of this kind were made of
rsona,lproperty in the Villare of Paisley,
Mr Dick's included ; they came to the con-
clusion that the best eoarae to parses ander
the circumstance., was to return the Rolls to
the &enamors to correct the illegal buertion
made, of coarse, in maatentory iguor•.es of
the Me that governed kis aero- as amemor.
The Coos mu.aderiog it inconsistent with
tb low to accept an illegal •ss•mmeet, at the
Ma time not ignorant of the period •t which
the assessment should be made and fluidly
revved.
Had Mr. Dick the candor, or perape the
eosisideratiou of siring the cares that led to
the action, it would afford you, Mr. Editor, •
better opportunity of giving • correct °pillion,
as well as sere you the trouble of inserting,
sod myeelf the writing of this .-Per to the
eomssnniation. Bat it would appear this
Mr. D. is cot overly conversant with ssa•iet.
pal maters, ea he refers is kis letter to •'the
*sate 17, Vie. Cap 35, 49 and he," we id
leader the heads to which oar atteutina is
directed, that it has no eonnvetion waiver
with the asseeement law, or Courts of Reviion.
He also threatened the Court verbally is
stroug teras that " it they woa14 attempt to
ramp. the •messmenl in this particular, ibey
would do it at their peril." Yes, Waage it
fres rung an illegal ssssssment to • Mg&
or.
The dssire of the Council of Eldeeslie it to
dad with 'batters of appeal and Revues, - o.
Lair merits, with a view to the jostles as well
m to the letslity of the ere. WI far as know.
M the". which 1 press is the genual ors
jam of the law hots he3emsg to end. Some
geetesses, brewer, have • prepovaity for
arkiapg a gnat Sem' about Weirs of lids
ismortaisee, as M their maths far dorg en, i
•m Nes aware, but *litho fee paake , 1
think it may be said ekes they Woo die
wren
Yee weed oblige ile matl0t
this e
year Mat hngae.
limpsailhil
Miers hoe yews,
0(1[2118.
(q 146, 11103.
A trashes named Jest WBlweaeey, Meng •
sheet Morass wed of Mreek,UUh. ed en.
eleyed by Or Greed TraskMend womerly, wee
y meigied lying es Me menet
week ea
~,gm swr.Mg• ley the ewtla►.M
de
es e Aa be" wee ma .p es ispm eesiy
that bei he the gleam .d eller seens
rt hie Pease, It weak a
m les cases
Mid
lj Mm. Me m len • elle and ave
yes( Widen e•pwrkid ter.
A knee w parade the .6101 Pia OMs
is Londe, a then dee des le w
=:111
el eked "Teo eho
a a1.er rmeer
riidgers, eielm
o
meeitway brother
Judy
her ea1..e., who gem. 1i .tom
het I est amp kelt eel vex 1•i
Mahe eh -i eve of M Plum who
Morse In the Penh of i- .dory M Oedyer if
Pel M • bout wel3bh.r le pntemt"
Msstieg of Catalan Connell.
The Come' met for the Juno meeting,
on Tuesday lest, at 9 o'clock p.m The
Wards in the ohetr. Tbe following
gmtlemee were preset :
Megan. Detour, Whitehead, Hassey Dodo',
Piper, Chemiill. McDonald, Mitchell, Knoll,
Case, Marisa, Gibson, Strong, Doworl.
eon, Brow., Adores, Asdereou, Gidley,
Yearley, Corry, firs, Mesmer Bishop
H: Heater, Mathes, Cook, Howe, Lairdea,
9iaelair, Brocklebsnk, McLllsa, McEwaa,
Falter, Persill, A. McIntyre, oibbosu, Pis
kenos, Joo. Hunter, MrLy, Millar, J. P.
McIntyre; Sutter, Puna, Baby, Conaway.
After the reading of Minutes, he., the
Werden proceeded to address the Conseil
a the different matter which would be
brought before it at (itis the rood is -
portant meettog of the year.
Several accounts sod peutwns wool read,
and the Coned sdjoereed until Wednesday
.oraiag.
owest, set flint, tl.rtlllpg gs
fhr lempid il■ Or the PeR•d. t`
en sem all al biota eke W ethithne,
end teindr ens Pali bra laid be
weld just se emu re/••t 8. o/1• .as'es
ants The how sin we maltlday
thswrslaae L thee we ad nal ben et
••7 L sL.a rl.rili shit tag.
SheeIiy cher the labia a Fon%
ata., whoa Immo we Ian oast bM
Y be. • awing end Pam Myna*
injured about the heat Then veil we
erns aseideelt •
paries the dey the epieatllt Mallet*
lad Firewood • gnat verily sneak.
The m.mbeie were roline ei. h) Me.
Platt, et hie ewe hew, lie a mast he*.
table Tamm.
The Gededeh bend aro setpiitrd Iae
At bases efts the 1tiem-mai s„
' •.a 1bpewee Me 11 .0
we tenet, to drat their en
whin main deem.
Sabbath Demeeratime
It may sot be known generally to our
readers that Ooderioh wee Tinted ea Bun-
chy het by • large another of Esuesio•-
iats, but each is the we. The steamer
Forester brought several hundreds of per-
sons up the Lake from Part Huron, he.,
and landed them at the wharf hero during
the day. Tho gay and festive Traitors
were evidently ashamed of themselves, for
they, instead of coming up town, moat of
them studied themselves with inhaling the
grateful perfumes rising from the fishing
shanties. We are generally glad to see
Excursions Doming here, and ens amours
all who wish • pleasant Gine that there is
not • more beautiful spot in Canada for
the porpoise, but we feel it oar deity to do-
wager such is disgraceful condeM ea this.
In this country there is no poset-bie execu
for braking the peace and quietda of the
Sabbath, by excursions. The Forster
could not have been prevented from cos-
, nag in, potter, but our author itis world
been justified in preventing her departure
until morning, and we sincerely wish they
had dor so.. It is the firs time we have
ever been celled upon to record mach an
affair, and it should be the lad. Let ex-
cureiooista come on a proper day,by those -
ands, if they wish, and they shall be
heartily weloome-on Sunday, ewer.
Obituary.
It is our sorrowful duty Misy M vessel
the doth of Louie H. Blum, BsIF,
arebsot, Clinton, um4m-law of ear es.
messed lovelorn J. V. Detlor, Ms6.,
Friday Let, Mise a most em nuisehfg 1.
nese of i weeks. Dowsed was ane se
those men whew onsids removal le ed.
ism apes esmesamii".
A perfect walk i 4 the biolasided
Christian geademso, he wee reep..w •end
&desired by all who knew ria, end Me
&•rl
gable eou.oweaess in pubic was coy
..m
em y tbmge so .51551 ammiWe whirl
e.mp4i , ea • bmrbeed
. ed father tow sappy 1 I.1t d..
late by his withdrawal he a Aegis aldose
of t•nw The km M kis dimes le
great, it iambi be Laidedsly aidewith d
The Exearaion Ym.t.rday
WAS • eoseplete moons. It speaks well
for We attraetioua of Goderieb, ma a place
of resort for pleasure, that the Excursios
train which left Brantford, yesterday
morning, brought up 1,000 person., and
we are assured that, had the Company
provided carriages enough, there would
have been at last three bu•dred more
passengers. We feared in the morning
that the day would have been wet and
disagreeable, but the clouds gradually
dispersed, and the sen appeared to gladden
the scene. The train 000taieieg our vii -
ton drew up to the statics law at about
I 1 o'clock A. R., and immediately thein
imaged forth from it web se :res
-
dation of bamanity-uc.mYme and hod-
bine,
sokbine, to pretty equal prepouti.ae-e• lac
never bean nim in dederish ea any similar
oees.i°a. As the skean at p•mregura
lined the whole length of the West dem
the station to the square, the eight wee a
beautiful one indeed. There ware old
men who came up to visit •eq.aintwees--
middle aged couples with the haired', out
for day's airing, and above all, the lads
and lades without end, the Meter paired
ld in unmistakeably orthodox faekisp.-
It is seal ea ash osmium to se a gree
deal or the deem ed seism pressmt, bet we
are happy 5e ay thea very hale of 11 wee
viibie ye.wiey. The crowd wee one of
the .co nep.M•blo sod bad ee.dmi d
w lave ever men. Ons furry ea mwvw
jInne • general .smltaLg look pleas --
The elderly fifth were ahem to the hon.
of Okada, where ANL. lay syr was
Liked ewer, sod wufd eripos.anees mew
e l --1M Molly grown piekmised it woe•
Portably im shady nooks and em.ees, wink
Wide, Beady. Jersey,ke., gadstiy em.
deemed by amidmome aMs.liOne sod
pooh link spasthm en " Bend Hmren'.
shin " le Melee the happy meant% when
whim :ii..lsble bone might be fid.
Hajoymeet wee the oder of the day, sod
it emend both hearty sod eemfpl.a.
SMIT*, TRI TIDmmTatAS,
e t three .'utak, p. .., Mapped LM the
pane prepared he Me mat amain hat
ia the lovely monde et the Mand'
Hotel. The desk le la d.eillei y
the .imhle pnAmer of Imply wee Iwo
laaind pods .semi. A "ups wen gm -
lined the whole tidemee, wind Ala
wee sti mei eR imam owed M Phren
the mpwh Smith slipped vex Wag* aid
MRIBhb, sea ama.pw.l li t latish.
le l ado w w The ishi nese sr.
■* 1RS ipt
.greet
tl. mid . o.+
epssls/aa The f
o fd L ,...iw, se be wad cola et ido
rims et the ecadmlea lied dwerl 1i
Hermes re ' flrer.wau." J•oeaw.-yt
• me.tieg bsid M 136e11d4. ea Wei•siap
e ight. Jane 3, ander Namoidhataas of 14
Alderma danders, the felleembeleu
was adop5ed s "That this wtieg hes hosed
wide prebend regret et the Medi el L....
antGGew.seM Themes Afton =b2ar
w Coesdes.M few et Honk
n en of ei pare ani splight alai, deme/ .
• skies M W deg, NW and haw tie *ed.
dim. abet end eurgxle es • India, .1 whim
.ad
his oppsw- maha into y be " e
vee and valiant* Thi meea% somans
traeenit to 'dewlap. iso dear Isew
dole.a with bare pWahemr i• hthe •ad M.
n•vessmayand with the ggeweed and b.spmmble
loss the airy of the Ceeids.M tato boo
e emcined by the doth of thele m.weese
rade and General." It wto die
Mr. Mama to treeeseit W reseiatie. M Mrs
Jackson rued the woos beefy a leaded
the deceased OwwereL
TEN Patti/el N.
A Polish proprietor, i• - the iieedea wan
mmso.sd. tel 1 name, before a a
germ!, °barred with beim twudmwd atoi06
soot to to im.rp.r,asd.eleasly e•esiemed
&Sag so yin The e.
lei• perian. 'i1, be 1.-
s May Wee 5d ash Hesse,
e▪ rn, mid cora. I amt give Thom it rep
wet om they will brag f; on is g' ma. ISew
bad, I let tern have a.ythiag are ria 1
sem •nanny famellweed M give, yea w
Hover. f Wel bag or, cry enn err
Gad • wife in Poluad, sum my daughter oleo
b.4, mod Any yore after Npolio
will ters their stbob .pan ail S 1iai
wherein, if yeaag ma, 1 ab loo mar
memo entad to.
.y w Ae *be*
re
thee, es • metestier ar 1 er
set reran -_leasee M the Wesgen•ne
Aa Irre 's MoseMa
A Hibernian, with • nose as tad. a but,
and rrardereeed mill mese red by a osolaa
discharge of blood, which eased tlresgb •
• dirtytied over • retreat wooed s by
scalp appl*ed at the Herod Pali. Qs.t •
few dem haw for a warrant'
WW1, Pet (for b. eoemtemense mooned es
a aorta Sager poet, pointing M the red lice.
.hese* be came) what do yea vont? aria
the 'rjudge.
wasting • w - w r
root, pi.y
horror.
'Airier whom r
'Agin Barney O'Leary, pl.. poarro
'For wise?
'For mart er, yes glees'
!Whom die he mrader
Div7 r wow bat .1.K 'or
boor.'
'Ad lice )k ordered tee r
'By my et.l be bas, led leak le him! Br
ata hole a me head lig emeugb M bury his
at' }w oe l
Hhps s &de that be aee't,
'It's' opt s seIns ler
boson for he id d ma
imeeay nil
carer.
'1 sepran seaeels wngveea oil mit year
/
'Ter bacon knows ulM'.l.It *41'l lar
wan I es ge
•Whee did he smelt peer
'Last Mgbl abet ever u % .an teem
mime.'
'Did he kit you with a diet T
Fere God be dide't, yes baser, bat wide
poker.'
'A poker 1 fiat's • dangaase Pomp-:
'Dint • &obi of it'
3: here were yea r
.11there w 1? -why, is bd, to he
cu..'
'Ani -p or awake r
'As mored as • roar, yer beoew'
'Ad what provocation W Eve One
him r
Diel • proroeatios at eel, yes beau' hew
said I whoa I was wed asleep?
'Whet do yes Nona a h ear rtes be mese
to year bed ids and death yea in Ole than&
lit creel without the AMMO peeves
ba r
it's Seth what yes ny year bonny WO= he see M .1
Me . bed Ale i.amtl tZ
moo?
bed 1 even bed geal1.-wee yea is W
'dad w,To• jolt hat b(isgkgas11 ,. omodyea hawse
'That's more tip Tena M1vsr b. -u. --
rig the 'And wee
.an h.a
_r •4 ow ill topom&hi
'Diva a Mos a1r..'
'Nd a eraser% end wl►'
'Ilia Ira .
'O( conic.'
'Of meow soil dw't you tbiab yon eesv`
dviol '1. 1* amfot
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Tot i yea.'gore It oat all • aaboank ye/
des
theaght bee WWIi.yweaed7 tib ead trlh
rye on b; lel yes soft he ..e
peed le hone p and I slot! seise Meir
ehmumilmilm y'ee red be ~set Idd
what The awe 11e1, he 1 tiern imam a -
Visa Tor
5e a le dr: when he hill
e tie
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bedsail(pm •5r yre u.errlr.i allele t#
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as eiresch menthe die
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mask 4n bee collo em a ll
50 M the men the vow
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build ks• •ei sod isaard is r
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