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A jy0yj 3iiBER AFTER- NOON,
Free Lb. I..Lar
(tlnitteded front I el p.e.. )
-hsl? ?a'"Z..T.' iTrs;75ap;•`.{S t K 'it
heel f•e.app..rt;s..ewa Beet sad ..ilial
• dee , but •hv lied minted Moth the chi
..411. 'r liar. . 1Y
ran 6a.1 Y'• -.•t.a^,a'•A'
,^hoe 01,I .he rernewher f S
jaded sI is, ■rad then at lam fur a mint
•..i thou. *Aleut • trent, turned air
tai left the nv•.n.
B. knew that the wo'.LI never enter
yam. h was ttraocu Low mans of th
MMeatietM, am'.nnt og to Cert*IItlea, ea
rime t 'ought H. though that pant
1• this in... crisis o1 his life, Led gip
Inn • spit -Moil c!esrucar of Insight. 4.,..
es, prom might have suggested that t
dwell hell.•I 1...
f(Raullly, ..'el.ck ; there were t
loon vet W pees tet ,re the end. He
6 the Ore. piehng the poker between
b es, hooking enure* him. Teen
permit( inthe clt•:aldv funuehed, pre
chamber that had not to -night a tem
meaning for hint. Hs renln,hered a
►e het brought that veru chair home, t
er three warts after Jack was horn ;
biting Mery amt and bel; he pieced her
k, and laid her hely in Iter anus.
That wee Daly ex yuan ago ; yet
resew of himself then as lent a le
What • perpetual fn die they mule .4
then ! llud at work -and nriner•bly p.•
het j..k,g away all *eeriness or earl
bee fell •.f i •v and 0eieut the world w
how twiny friend, they had then '
He hid learn.' utter, t o see things d
termite. When he set Lit heart on pA
rem: nkat M eigage, it d...,ud t. amid
• b •op•.. his eyes be the serionanena of II
•• it areal hs relieeit , Ile began to
(vets in the il•b (neoda who were in t
hied of dropping in every day, 6ndi
M.rv'. hour s. Omani( ; he began
fear he own an 1 he wife's spiritnalche
ter ...til 1 ams r from cont.:• with the.
.me by •ane he bet cleave. them of
be stinted awl sant as..,. 1114 urns
steed the tummy, his ideas .4 duty her
eeei. 11. ha 1 en, en old .101 gr$ve,wh
Mir • re evened the Now cbesrfal, hap
tem!eretl girl.
T. -night, for the bot time, s.1 ,11 do
alas ti him, whether hes h.4 not been
Wenn; her perpetleal good humor, a
eager Mewed in pe•gde about her. 1.
'login t•, her n .1n retina with Jack,all h
seenterjgi.ldy q1 trivial 4' hire ; he 1.
't -
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hat
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be
emit
my
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me
it,
ell
thea tie carriage rolled ,away. Was d •
gnaw 11
He 'hrnst the pistol in he hreaat end
opened the Ther. Mary stood them, leer
fav Hn.heJ, teen in ter eves, folding up
A strip.( paler. AN hen she saw him, the
seeing 1 Tweet and hue gel Mut close.
'The enemy ! the money !' she sobbed.
'Fur JLs ueuiteage l'-erwwq.snd-tartglltng,
tall she cried yarn ; fulling hint between
ttutys t)tskakw
tnanTtuunus . i, u. ' du under-
stand 1'
tirost
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Mesionie Rettig en.
Wehare seldom had the good flirtuoctobe
s inset at a Is to thefts thee chat
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The proposed ereotien of the mow Prov
0• y teen
to heist the Brethrenof the 1. to Goderkh
T'ItTon •f,it-7i ke i, ., in ale nt lig
1110 au. 1• lq which
inciting much •heretic.. throoghoot Ont-
.
ara and Qusbeo. Th
'N.t, I don't uutlerstane,' h• laid ,ra,t6 -.- - • • iact that the 1141
ung .end penin her as lie had forgetter to is rede'ved with undisguised) satufactien by
do for many &hang day, '1 lure I ...n the French, element in Quebec, while its
duller tluu sow knew, Miry. But it's provisions are denounced by ellen of ►l1
over now, thrak (5u4.' paries in Ontario, isproof i
'It was all my Brewing, yin knnw,San. positive that
My tine talent, ae you used to cell it. then is wwething unjust In it. As at
When you wen, ee hardly pn.rd ter,• Present indicated lb. Proyinee u decidedly
arse snall,eonsiderihg the immense territory
from which It is taken. Lt fact one must
infer that the design is 4o plaosttle govern-
th- years ago, 1 thought I might turn it t.
but a•be.nit. 1 went et the Academy of Demme
And l did turn it t/./ account in denitnouf
we D in't you understand now 1 Friend MrL
sat thew Seal rid I hall very pretty gift, in- meld"( Manitoba fen e11 time in the hands
the •Ieal. Everybody waeauxinustd help u,e, •( the French half-brewh, Is is well-
waa Its such • friendly world, bum,' creeping known that the bulk of the poptilardm is,
try closer un blot. at present, French, and it is perfectly
Ale 'le it Mary 1 Perhaps so. Goal knows,'
hen 'bio they beet me Into the eetrbli.hnent vicar that d roam r u•.t left f..r the ex -
we and paid me for dote new patterns
and for gas -fixtures. Ten dollars • stone.
in
he
.v.
Thai w two years ago. And I have net Then, again, the proposal u. establish tan
pected influx of immigration a gruel to
juice will be done, at the very outset.
drawn the money till to -day. 1 herrn-- bs•mhw
taking breath and speaking aluwly-that Lem/later-an Upper and •
con were not to r.•eel:s y. nr back fay-, Lower House, besides • Lieut. Uovernor
We So l went to Mr, Crompton this afternoon. and reprseentat..n in the Senate and
as. ; need asked for • settlement. H• u the Dulni111011 Commons ! Surely the framer.
,t ; meanest man,and s.. considerate and kind. , f the Bill mist anticipate that M•ultnba
es; 1 ideate th ought how much alike you
were, awl shat goo.d frieuusy eat soul/ be will speedily possess flu wealth and deust-
tf- when emu know him. It wasn't pay-day, ty of population of one of the Germanic
v- end 11 took ute some time to make out State.. If se have been cursed with tet
en. my a*e..unt. But he offend to bring the much legislation in Canada, what must be
fu. money bi ,,stf til -night, that i might plivr
the (uteri position of that new Province
see
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iuT over ;vet -est' Ind come 1" be a pr.verh
with hes. C .old he have deem her (ria
b.m t Dopers her to .1 Men -Whole tion:
perenn-.t:mired her own t
Be au shoaling before a Imkinq glw,
end he could not belp comparing his own
.rnmenplacw, glrv.•nv fa., with es stub-
by blee bore, 1o.the gay. ..,nt n cuuu-
Mwnn.. then h.J won her front him.
He wit bat liana up to hidethe Lice from
himself.
1 loved her,' he est, gnietly ; thinkin.(
that if ahe had kunwn leo mneh, she
would have forgiven him. ire get down
again. Searching agave far miaersbhe
•saver, in the fire. 11e haJ'were a wiser
eniisi - i he had been i11. Stttmgstarn
the after .fav, into the embers, he had
le.trnellb .w wt,edy hollow th. world. was,
6ew enttlwnnewere omen, and beeline
were ..mien. Nothing was true but God:
an 1 se no, to Sant Bender, anent hie
ern nem", noting, of duty, there was
teething to lift hi.n not of -the slough is the
thought ; there was nothing in it, either,
te check hen in the dew,' subtle matinees
that nerved him to hie present purpose.
What ma Weniog fences those two heel
brought to the unhappy man,it is needier
f rr es to knew.
Te• house remain ren qniet. When
lather's bed -time cense, he heard his
anther bring the child to the den, and
upsned it for him to enter. Bat he wmdd
me look at the little fellow in hi* white
nightem.wn, who stood pulling at hu coat.
Beside him, on the mantel -shelf,• lay the
or Ihe,k at the child, bet mott,,ned him
awe, turning his back on him.
Eight o'clock Dame. He heard his wife
rome wen to the doer, softly listening,
He remained gqnitestile She should think
Alm asleep. .by nine ieclock all would W
safe,' ram part of her plan.
The eloek in the hall tong Ont itelf-pe
eight. Nine. Bender took up Ore piste
an 1, r,etep'dtng rt in his breast, left tl
chamber. Passing the their of the child'•
rens n, h. pimpled and laid his hand on the
wood-wi•h *midden, passionate tender
news, as lhni.gh it hal been the hoe lie
self, 'Jacket ! Jacket " he cued. T..
mere.* the child +meld be alone, withunt
father or mother. it ntight have been
11 to you as a surprise in the mor,tne
And he diol bring it, and there is enough
to pay off :he toaaggee ; aid new hep.
you nothing and noh.aly yon can call your
own in the world -not even me 1'
cam bender only held bra wife cheer 4e
his breast and kissed her. She wasso used
to his *deuce. when he was deeply mired,
that she did not heed it.
'You thought me brutal -niece to -night,
Meryl
'Bless your dear old miserable face !
How could I b• welly 1 You have been
ill and nervous, and the dirppantmen'
t.d•y was mon then you .f'14 bear. 1
endurstaid it all ! !sent Jaoksy in,think-
ung he would comfort emu. S6a11 we go
and tell J•ok.y abuut the mortgage f anxt-
a mea ae ared:t
'Perhaps net,' I.i.ktng blame. 'Thingh
Jackie understands a_ee•t newer thmnga
t etesroall et e:diia- yeti.-_ Frei u very
wise child. Wh,,mn that be s. late f Mr.
Crowpbnl'a
carriage again 1'
Tho door upeafbdl and the handsome
Irishmen entered, • lady on Ilia arm. He
',lashed a little as he glanced ather laugh-
ing and looking handsomer than ever. '1
asked ►ears, Mrs. Bender, you remember,
once, to make known my penalised wife to
you f I have hrought her to -night. She
has an errand t, your husband, which, *be
(aucir will not wait.
The words came to Bender like far-ofl,
pleasant sound in a dream. How bright
Girlies glowed I Whet a cordial, whole-
some ring there was in the Inane voice 1
-A f.11.,w it would 6. g end t. know. The
girl's far, Igo, was sweet and friendly ; he
hal seen itTwfore, in the pleasant time
which 6• could not remember. But there
was no woman who could not look dark
and dim bride Miley. When had she
hidden that tender, glowing beauty all
these many years i The familiar room hal
• I.,k which it used to wear when the
first glamor od their married life made
everything about them mysteriu t and
bright.
Wes that old time dooming again f
Cronapton'a cheerful, toddy face, was
before Mon. 'I an so glad of tenths the
thence of shaking you by the hand. 1
have been waiting for it a Zing time.'
:Sam took the hand and shook it heart-
ily.
hepm she will not beer that name a month
Longer.'
The fair,calm-look ingbean tytook Navy's
heed •ml kis,ed her, after the cannon of
women. 'i've board all about the mow.-
gale'
nr4gage and two secret.' •6d whispered.
'teun't it delicious 1 But 1 have a mes-
s, 1 sae for year hatstand. Papa beide me
may o, von, Mr. Bender; -earning frith •
I i, , -,*-lie look, to Sam, 'that he has
liven .II for se. oral week. -chat horrid
rlwwoa,,n, it i. ; awl he had et leave the
',nsiue,4 almost entirely in the hands ut
bfr, NI, re, who will mak. mstakealntwe-
ries. 11e ie w sorry tnat there is one in
roes.., and that your rightful salary was
.dutan,d. He begged me to hand you this
letter -. r
e aatatfir.- an.e n l at sine mifighte
ro •m adjeieing the parlor.
1•, ■u ghee moment there was a roll o
wheel. on the tercet, • cirri tge •topped a
the door, and then there was a low rin
M the bell,
'They Berry Ow matter boldly,' hemp,
lend. Whatever egeiny of nen ter el.
l.eethItwield not be stiffed bed no.
him to -night, was neer now : an iinetlao
kir %tinea* seed him ; the fury wit
shish 11, - hound pante the moment be
fen it fills upon its prey. They were t
bit power.
fl• enpt nearer to the door ; h.'IJ i
lei it. hit hind upon the lock - Me hear.
"'abbe enter, and the nest mnmrn
the soft rattle of \n'rye. drew. Ile enuli
not oftettneeteh her mor Is, bit the tone
of nor vents aerie him .h teller. Not hon
yri,a hili they thrilled with aoeh nervnc'
Ae,hlirer joy n. now. She Isughee once
a low !leeriest I ,ugh not hr from tenet
Cr, imp, ,i5r4s in • whisper. Once she
►aisd hrr 'rex a little,
'Yen do at know whet to day is to
tae 1 1 Adve waited for it for ye Ire 1'
It •n•L•r reset lin hat 1 -'ti. fl war w.a
en the tri„_er. H. pushed the door ;
t11/1881MalrOPiliffenerf le ft eliktrAVV,
gpoin lightly nip the at. lir... She I ad sp-
pnrently lurgnttee something fop her
I-g•It.
He s'npnrd wsi'isy; her steps soon*
.1 abt,s him- Whrn the should r. open
the door would be I its tine.
She wad nn the at:oin. One moment
sore-thoi-ah• broke leo the •give•(
an ole gang ; en n11 silly hibit of hen to
ing when 6.•r hetet will fall
•
err,, we to you that,'
11 r. Horne has no authority to speak
e h r
us,' the ruing pally said, haughtily
'1t Si not the cos ten of our het • . 10 make
deduct"tie til caws of ncktew-'
'It a the best d i
d1 'A hones loses nothing by generous
ealing. At least, nut with mon like any
1 beatified,"
t 'Busker stood hesitaeting- 'Hier did
• four father know 1'
h 'G!:, R •as that little creator. Joe tenure
ton, whit told use. Where is the man, in
the •o,'54 1 He came with ue-so ridicul-
es oma, lIrs. Ranier But the best fellow in
the wind ! The lean were actually in hu
1 Beet when he told raw how unjustly your
1 heal/and had beau treated. Uh, hen he
( ie.'
1 'Nero I am e Joe came in with a skip
and a /loutish. 'Here we all are, Sam.
Goal blest you, boy ! Jnet like. scene in a
piny. It's a jolly gond world after all,now
isn't it 1 W'hae a distil of a homer you
were in eel. it 14dayetheetgh, to be inn
You leek ea if you were cured now' -in an
undertone, where Mender stied apart with
hie wife,
R p icy, sad Mar
y, lemir-
Th
w r• hie hose, tie .ww,st hr geed,,
He haat bee tenor m.,
Ilia vary fen her..,.. oil
kr a ..err. •• Nair
► lhere.,,ue ilea ab.o ter awn,
err %ee. 'ort.
Th •.. hula plot -wen, ne .5. May,
h• II ay ga.nrasn•-nw.,
It lila is a emir. H. led liked I/nes
in their el I everting drys ; he hid made
n sine the a elder to deep with is d-
5.'...
Y . a
i:a/tadhtaee Aia kael.i8he
i Y kis, Ny fin.l t rhe is nett'
Ne steed the •, for :-.1* Inn. M Mee►
in this respect t We can well imagine It
when we ad,1 hi what we have enumerated
County C,.uncill• rs, Terms and Township
Councillors, and all the rest of the munici-
pal parephernalh. 1f Manitoba 6.J been
made to endwse° fear times the amount of
terrlt..n, the new arrangement would
have looked more reasonable, and it so'W
certainly have sa.ed such future trouble
and expense.
The Bill drawn up by Hon. W. Mc-
Duu:all is shorter, simpler, and more in
aeeoalance with the views expressed by
Uuvernmcut same menta ago ; but we
French following ..11 prove an ..ver -match
her Jubu A.'s indepenelenosof obarecter.
t u i t o utin.atinnporlauce the: the
matter.hould ter adjusted now, and upon
an equitable basis
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Leaving the Snip.
The London Pres Por is evidently
squaring its Mill to fall in with the tide of
• new mni.try. Atter believing John A.
thrones thick and thin since it changed its
politics last -and that as en(y a few rears,
It is new ready to turn tail and follow
W4'iam McDougall Mr elacKensie-",,r
shy other man" who can get up a new
ministry. The Government, which can
eeauge quicker than the P,re Prrr is
tumid nnppa.ling it, will have target up
very salt in the morning.
A Voles PLUM THa WILDERNESS or CA-
NADA. -Ws *hare received from Thcmas
Sloan. Esq., the above work, and would
have revere it seiner, were It net that se
have boon delayed in reading it. it is pub-
lished anonymously, but we pre-
sume the author will not object to
his name being given in the &pert(,
The book is well written sail one
which will -no doubt attract much then -
Of course we refrain from expressing any
5np as to the ideas presented. A
leading religious journal says of it :-"It
ea addressed to all in general, and Presby-
terians in (articular. This is a volume of
234 (cages, printed at the Globe office, in
ed, ae•u.Jiog,o the Warrant of the B.
J Mastes, au the U. R. U , as
Goderioh Lodge No. 33. The internee
meat was prepared by W. Bre. Harry
Reed ; and a .rmp ny of over forty sat
down to a splendid table catered for and
arranged with his well-known skill sod
trate. Oros having Aron yronounted by
W. Bro. Rev. A. MackiJ, merited justice
was done tithe excellent eimds. After
the cloth had been removed, W. Bro.
Mackie was oolloe to the chair, the duties
of which he discharlte 1 to the eati.Gclioe
sod improvrmtn1 of all present. The
nein loyal and patriotic tnasia se:•egiveo
from the chair ; the h•alth of W. Bro.
i1. R 11. the Prince of Wales, being en-
thuaiutieelly drunk with mi-ouie h•nors.
'feather CliI...rd favored the miner!
with a well -rendered song. The chair
man delighted the meeting with an elo-
quent, eendensed history of masonry
from the days of Enoch to the rn-sant
time, di+playing a vast fund of rdetmdite
infnrma•ien and much able and judicious
critical research in channels which few
even the best -informed tureens, it
either the persevering enthusissam
the opportunity to trace back and *lobo
ate. Being able to devote only a n
shill very limited time to the extern,
subjoet, the W. Brother's promise to
liver .n extended lecture, oovering.ien
ground, withio the lodge, was h.i
with delight by the brethren. 41r. ter
der, of Belleville, who is the fortun
prey eon of 'superior voice was much
pleaded for his inn_ of " 001 blres
Prince of Wales," Bro. Clifford, in •p-
prnpriate terms, proposed the health o
the R. W. Grand Master of Canada.
which was honored in doe firm. 11'
Hm, Tome, W. - of Maitland Lodge
No. 112, then dreied the toast of " Pros
perky en Goderich Lodge No. 93 ;" eon
gratulating tie members of the same om
thpgatly nnwker whtehhsd beeuyf
'tetil 'bS-3}f3l. wt • •
trusting that, from this out, they would
bs moresucoessful iu the future than they
ewer had bete in the post and tendering
them every assistance, In the work of io-
e:auction and otherwise, that lay in his
power. W. Bros, Harry Wed and Geo.
Swanton replied ; the latter proposing
"tl:o memory of the absent brethren,"
who have gene to " that bourne from
which no traveller returns ;" which was
drank in solemn silence. The chairman
bring desirous of retiring, requested W.
Bro Toms to take his place and Bro. Fer-
guson proposed the W. iiie.'s health and
a vote of thanks for the etn:ient and
brotherly manner in which he had pr. --
aided, which met 'with a:hearty response.
The chairman then p.oposcx d thr health of
Bro. Clifford which' was heartily drunk
and feelingly replied to by that brother.
Bio. Dlckem , proposed 'Prosperity te
Maitland Lodge No. 112", coupled with
the names of W. Bros Toms end Trainer
to which these brethren made suitable
replies. Bro: lillerhy sang most effective-
ly a mirth -provoking Senn -Comic Song
of
ave life and scenery, dune in water -coon by
or Mr W Armstrong, the celebrated Can-
s._ aduan artist, who ea brother of our towrs-
eecs- man, Mr. F. Armstrong, The pictures
ire are for sale at reasonable rites.
de.
liar Ferree LsA,..-D- L. Sills agents
led whom the Grand Jury at the late Ammo
ow- found some four amu tells tie embeze
ate element, tc., mode up hu meed as anon as
ap he heard the news lri''',amo.w' which he
the ,lid at once. On the day of his departure
be err seen near the harbor under circum
stances which made it appear as if he was
ging to end hu troubles by feeding the
bar with his "corpus," but he dodo t; fir
he weeseswalive shortly afterwards at the
"thee end of the town. Where he wen
after that s the question. Som. may he is
sill_ in to lA_K Gr,}ea
tiffietig.--.4 in
stet that he has flown to the Steles. A
all events he has Aft the petit juges and
several creditors to muurn his untimely
Ion,
AoSrd of School Trustees.
The Hurd vet, uu Thursday evening
Wt, nearly ell the Truster preeeet. The
proved out enmtsy evenness passed. ft
av , mvwsrd'bf r- Wm.iritran4 ieconiT-
e4 by M►. Eric McKay that the Ceo(u out
site fur a school in S. Divers 11•ard and
wait upon the proprietors toaauertsau their
terms for the same. Carried. The weal
appropriation was made for flowers and
shrubs for the decoration of the urnaueeut-
al grounds in front of the Central Schuul.
TMa LAND Qcasr,ON I. laswws. --The
•bees is a book mads up of merit's written
by the 8psoial Conmwioner of the Lond-
on Tiaset wbo recently rested Ireland to
re and hear fee laurel( as to the state -A
the country It is the best eye were of
the wrongs inflicted upon the small farmers
of that land we have ever read. It ia
specially interesting jest new, when the
said question u before the House of Par-
liament We are indebted bo Mr Arm-
strong of the T feyraph Rook Ston, fur the
book.
Wrens cote ten --We have lied the ple.-
sure of inspecting, at Mr. Radcliffe's new
fency stationery store on West street,
several beautiful representations of N. W.
entitled 'The Milkman's Daughter.' W.
Bro. Trainer proposed the health of Mr.
Crowder, a guest from Belleville. That
gentleman, in the course of his reply, paid
a handsome tribute to one good tern ;
giving expression to the delight which his
ifferiffithVrffitiRMITHAffiThrtiee
preciatively the natural beauties which had
truck him very forcibly and the reasons
hich he had f,or entertaining • sanguine
patine that, in the immediate future,
oder,ch would become • place of wealth
n.1 importance. In sating down he4P -
posed 'Success to Gonlench and health to
tanthtiata',t. which Bra. Clifford and
'rawer responded. 'Prsperi5y to the
eafnrlh Lodge. coupled with Bro. Lex -
ie a
ux-nes name,ho!lowesl next. Bro. Harry
Reed sang with mete, the very popular
Insh .,ing 'Dere vinture to thread on the
tail of my coat,' accompanying himself on
the guitar. W. lir, Tents del hot (urger
iii roper
health- Bro. Kerby was appropriately
called noon t, appear as their representa-
tive
epresents.tive and a newer for thecharmingcreatures.
Bre. Ferguson followed with the tort of
'the Pres -coupled with the names of
Mr, Crowder, Belleville, Bro. Young of
the Sired and Bro, Ltuton"(the &poaitor,'
which w•5 warmly recited ; these gentle-
men replying. Mr ('ceder sang an Irish
ditty with admirable expression; and after
• hamper to 'the health of the host and
hooter% Bre. Ferguson rose to the J. W's
lout of 'Henry to meet, sorry to part Anil
tePee torittet eg,in ' The Cornpany than
Formed a fraternal chair around the table
sal sang• stave of time-honored 'Auld
Ling Syne', after which, 'the wee sem*'
hour crest the teal' saw each man wend-
ing his was homeward, -in tenth. 'happy
to meet, sorry to part and happy le meet
again,' So route it always be I
e
w
U
this city, tdiichdiseinera sorties imp,r- a
tant theological questions, such xa infi-
delity• -The Divinity of Chert --Faith- t
Taiuperence-$rnm in the Roman, Angli-
et
can, and Presbyterian Churches-Ce1-
1•tnian cretin respecting the Atonement, -
The book is published an"nymomely, bet
the writer appears to be • member of the
Tex F'11150-11 AL►sae Gt wear, Capt.
.lances Th"'ren, 1111.11V ell in port this
(Tuesday) afternoon from Wareham. and
Sarnia. We hear that her munitoms of
war ars to he removed and the crew
drsbauded, altho.ogh she will be ready h.r
service, when her new screw is pnt in, at
a few hones notice. It is also hinted that.
she a ill be used sown neon important Gm -
teamed.' service, the nature of which it
might not be judicious le menttom. Those
aboard are badly outhunted, but hale and
hearty as need le, and all in.god trim for
the Fenian.
SPORTINO EXTRAO•DISARY.-A waggish
1f. D who lives not • 100 miles k -.m
Lucknoe, had seine nn fun the other
day. Knowing that • keen minuet was
going to hunt for ducks in a day nr two,
he hal several deony ducks made and
•
This Narrow-tisttiSe
We tib terra that synte annmber of the
most influential of. the residents of the
painted. These he anchored in a stream nertherA teuynships its *trollerti farm
'Are yon cured t' sterid softly, teach- the Fauks of which were extra manhc- of the Narrow -gangs railw.j from Tnr,nto
ing him to Kincarlme. The question, nn Recount
B an hid song,' he Mid- 'fttwne time When the gnnniat arrived, Esenlapmn Ind
( will tell yo' all, Mar,, ]tut pet her hear tit watch the fon. Gumtree tramps) along "f els greet importance, demands Nis aeri-
you resewu, ,s ani ya-tie 1pw,,3ttJgn.•sli.n
un n'll':'ii)S3'l'5,at tt,ey here .awed
me.
H. stood to -.king est them talking to-
gether, 11111111r on kis t,f., tent his eyes
dim as a nun's Belden, are in this world ;
flu ;Amu ..1 the nnue and of how many
n.,SSoegoree, he had in this world, and
how mete u1 these ever failed in its errand.
Chancesof MarnAies-
The f.dli*ing con, ,., statement by Dr.
nr•nr,lle, is taken from a late English
piper ; it is drawn from the registered
arm of 876 women, and is derived from
answers as tin the ante at whish they are
respectively msrr,ed It is the Ant ewer
aNrtruettd to eth,ht to females tAear
ehascee of marriage at varinna ages. Of
the 876 females, 3 were married at 13 years
ofage ; 11at 14; 16at16;43at 11;41
at17;66atIA; 116 et 19; 1115 at 20;
66at21 ; Ab at 22; 150 at 73; 3t at 24;
96 et 26 ; 24 al 211 ; 215 at 27 ; 22 at 2s
17 at 29 ; 9 el 30 ; 7 at 31 ; 0 at .12 ; 7 at
33; •t 31 •26635; (1at36;-2at.t7;0
at 96 ; l m 39 0 at 40. From this, one
entadokismospiailivalenoiamoinamodwitireiWt
-h • palpitating heart he wailed
Into the mewl nit to hie emit and biased
away. The duces weren't scared -hew
could they be 1 rin he eapen.led any
amount of ammunition, but withunt any
better result, until at last he began to 5.e
something like • 'wake He 'dipped off
quietly, 'mertt6nl, as A. W. would may
Of Donne the Doctor told nobody, and nu-
bdy laughed If be did.
ff> A learned M. D. from Kinearline
weed to the Rookery lately to shoot
pigeons. He had great fnn, tont as night
ebwed in he found he had separated from
his friends, and worse still, he eonld sot
end Ais way not; and not of the wresds he
di,n 1 get till "day -light did so1pear,"
Pleeeant, try.
!'.•Jhei,f-rvlmttHH fih enne*rned
we may state that the Propeller Wei.
8rymoMr, leaves Cielerich for Kinoardlne
ha*. R hesr4 *h. low .w armee est their I far ,water* may form chamoOwn'ulcal thas
a prnlly acnurats I and t6e other hike shore ports immauliately
bakelathether
"an' TM okvil, b• sunm.n4, dna 001 Kell s*yof t6e chamois welch they have Own' the sd e 3 P. m- prwr
•
tlmse =stars imttwlhe lion stat• of mato-
n In t w ter
et reg raw n- train amok day.
R" fs►eiod her hand i m on. I y, and til eqj y
'wtfMw ' 011' • ' ;; •.1 '.. ..
T Frenos Train dslmertalteed , sew anA comm•wlbwe Ca6irset shop na •
awl
:}s- a di ibises beat wash Hamilton street which the are nes min si
hs6evpih n• ne ! to their scent, In the see IIsm swenrd in the register of with gree ekes fernittrr. Roost's (ntrarw. - AI • venni
ore Ti... man treesbl• ►► B.oys1 IM++I r -'g "r" k, '(rain, i
:ls drops til swam wrong pmt tr1 Am. ' 11110111'a-• ♦_ a t •t._ n_-.-„- - ... . r____- _-..... - - _ - --.
osssismit
Ss my eds. _,,,_. - leen terser, o conal 11011[1• of 1lEk) i rathd Nesse will bw in Wnshte Hotel try- tying feet apparel. that ,h. Rennes
she 1,ll nae, y •t j .a Ire• wn
man. Cam
I0• way ea the Whvf* Hnnw in 72, 28 -'- -'w Thio '--t- tie, et teeth ilia from Asset Rents •e 1 nrdasry er111oetiewle
• 14 Ov+ v , ntaaaY is pleinneed,te m May." I pimewlal and letler prer departm*est a •t
vr .. a yn fm 110 past yea had i .e...a 1900,00-
" ^w[~I 'i'bw r, •ap I1g. Nttdd• ,; Tnteetto, eelkeat,•ad w1U asonw'bs aowdsaa.uLa sir.I _
Mefi.t, n lay• il. 16% atom
het a ' h• If
--- npaw ' Hewitt..• ti nmg lay y m g
ern"'
41111/ I ha 114I
■ have removed to their
Iil%i9 %isb91 L1O4.Jq,,..r.--
s to the gauge, we suppose the matter
hiui been so fully declassed that thereran
be no question which is best end cheapest.
Of ors thing we (eel certein : aj400d rail.
way, hitting elation* at Wnester, Wing -
ham, he. would be of immerise advantage
to the people of the northern portion of
(hie County. No doubt the questien of a
bonne to the line will be beroght np at
the ensiling meeting of the Cn. Conned.
The northern pimple say that intemneh as
they hare hetped to pay for the old Buf-
falo 'nil Lthe Matron Road they are war
entitled to smoothing like an eitivivaleat.
ad te learn that the requisities of the
Clerks, to the storekeepers, has met with
an all bat anspjlausisapaase. Om la
havieg agreed to ebise their stores,
daring the nominee months, at 7 p. m.
earneetly treat pa newer, will eeelleatot
tn do then shopping et loth time as
will made the young mere In; °Immo 7
ilaitt-aCts; teeth. :4•111506414/*
reeruit their bodies sad inform their
imessessith war with Eng.
Q} flee George McKenzie's new ad
verttrmine An inspecron of his 'plaid
id assortment of Roots said Shoes, Hera
and Caps, and reedy -made clnthing, kr,
tc,, all suitable for the season, will well
repay intending purchasers.
Nett Heine --A large number of young
lads were allowed to be ,n court last week
while the seduction cases were an progress.
It sbuuld not hare been,
OP. Oar farmers INC now bony getting
in theft, crops, which accounts fur the dul
nese of businis.
c ' The fall wheat in this County will
beacumplefailure this year. hundreds
of farmers have re•ploughed the 'atelier
other crops.
%} We have Men visited with goods u
rain during the past few days. Growth
will be very raped of warm weather sets in.
it is again Humored nn 'high authority,
that Queen V,etona is about to man
,o(.
BAN* Ai:EN- 1. -We are. glad to hear
that A. M. flet, Esq., has been appoint-
ed Agent of a Branch of the Bank of
Commerce, *ki•►_ttrin been operation, very
sherUy. •
TOWNSHIP OF OODERIC Fl.
Covell etas 2,4 M,y ld7O
The council .1.1 YM day pur.aant t, adJ-.n,-m ant
r Court of Herrin sed appeal. All the members
present, Mord by D ratan, *et. by Mr roil that
mn amemet.nt•,5C W W riawr, T Olen sell Sturdy
nark u .aw....t by the Ar...ey_ C.nkd Marty
by 0 Patton ,ern b1 J Irma* Cot the following Iry
11DITORIAL NEWS SUMMARY
The agitation of the day, among the
4h11 4M, u fur few yews.
the Cal lana ear the entails 0, because
the sap so leans keel' pueleig uu the
gt esn. -'
e
!e4t•d theteinby three members un
N Mei hoes, amoning to the •leach
osnsw, • p.pelatio, .,f T4,000 souls, a
from thenceforth it •listt bs_ppswruted
tit Salary of Lieuteu.ult tee er,or; 2114. Sahv
tal lair and allowaa.e ,.5 the Judger elf stops - •
ee 'nor and Diatnct or Comity Courts; 3r4.
Char!w 14.reettrtie it( Il .tL,ua:u&Lf-
4th he seed Pro. ince;Lail be rep
scatted in the hot Meaner in the blue
u
re-'tebt(un -ni ffihuries; Ot6. ]tiMita: 7ttl-. -
lae 11e1. vgual sun ey a; lith The Penitentiary; -
C-LyT.uruu•nl n,'and rid
net -1th' And strrhflirther cheeses as may h
Ir ,se shall be divided by etagere
e.. incident to ted comet ted with the serve
Burglars are on the mew* ion De reit.
We hope they wail vet •think of moving
iut of that.
Wayne County Jail, Mich., had 125
tenants diorite( April.
Th. l'nited Slates Steamer, Michigan,
12 gime is ordered to Detroit tai watch .the
Red River expedhewn. The instructions
arm 4o prohibit Canadian temps from cros-
sing Yankee trrntury or going through the
Lenses,
A 1Vashingte• correspondent has been
cured of rheumatism by the water at be
linen. N m slwrps th.nigIt, silt view, that
the Washington people were afflicted with
hydrophobia.
Th. New York Prating Campany's of-
fice was burnt, on Suuday night, causing a
lees of 3160,000,
The Fenuns are recruiting and drilling
in New Yore City,
The Mormons are busy making warlike
prepaatous.
The wid..w of Abraham Lincoln is to be
allowed a pension of 33000.
Garibaldi calls upon the French army
to raise the flag of reroluu'n.
Prince Arthur hu sprained his ankle
Fur fashionable y g tormenters ought
to either/de the Arthur limp,
Gen. Fremont talks of joining the army
of the Pectta of Egy pt.
I} gym. Egan,
I the newly
elected Fenian
!Vice Preen -lent. is • canpe,t,r on one of
the New York daily papers.
The Si.•n. Imhaus of lied River want -
led to plea ole the Amental settlers.
Sir J. A. Macdonal,l is prostrated by
illness. His medical attenuant* do nut,
however, anticipate :serums danger.
The haat steamer of the Allan line is re -
:Ported to have lrenght 3120.000, of Caue-
dienatin in 10 and S cent pieces.
The wharves of Muntenia' are overflowed
with water.
Seven car heeds of emigrants arrived in
Toronto, end of week.
A Michigan woman has roc -were' by
I._w all elnq , luny d al u,I_,b0lbend -.hard.
'fireeMsri±(itf JtFirt ei a i-Lfere`• ' `-
le both Houses of the. 'British -
mer t
ritishment, o n Friday evening last, it. was an-
,eeiriced that all the Red River (ruble*
had been finally and *unsaid settled One
has le g., from home to hoar borne new'.
The Board of Admiralty has been in-
structed 4, send a force' ,Canadian waters
sufficient tot protect Canadutn eaherweu
and to maintain order.
The lrovernment hbeen comnelletl to
rithdn7 ib '•fairy" Lrlectin tfill. Liar
be is the proper plats fur all such com-
promises.
Jn•ige Black does not intend to return
to Red litter.
The Convocation of English Biebop' has
asked the erten for a revision of the tran-
slatien e( the Bible -
The 6z miner says :-"N.wdeetnring
in England re a deselrt.g view. Capital
ane pepulatien Inneessse facer than em-
ployment. New fle1.1s are demanded ;
with.•ut them destitution and discontent
would bocome • political danger. The ac-
cunnhti,n of monster fortnnee in cotton
spinning u no longer p.wiblr-e
Sir J. Y. Simpson, M. D., "4Edinbnrgh,
tee beneficent tut -enter of chlort(urm u
deed.
M. L'Ermine, who at • recent public
meeting; urged the impeachment of the
French Emperor, has teen sentenced P.
two year* imprisonment and to pay • fine
of 114.000 francs. The testate of Apr.,r
1t'*teesal, :Cede and Reeeil hare been seiz-
ed for publishing a s-ralle•l false •rocla-
for cemetery still centime In Paris.
The Irish Land (Jill is being hotly dis-
cn.sed in the Bntish Parliament ; many
muendotenta tntroduhed, debsled .ad !e-
jected.
Caldnrnu is suffering from a ismer'.
drtought
'1
PROVINCE OF MANI CORA.
FULL TFFT OF THE BILIa-
// -' lh yaws, May 4.
The following u the North-West Bill,
brrmgbt down to day -An Arlo aaend
and continue the Act 32 and 33 Vie„ Ohs.
111 chi i ie
d N L •ren r,,t is prehattle that Her M:.jeet.
the Qnr.n may, pennant to the Brut h
N..rth America Act o1 1817, be pleased to
.dont Repert's Land and the Ninth -
Western Territory into the Union or
Dominion of Canada before the next aes-
I Ston of the Parliament of CenaJa ; an
whereas It is expedie'tt to peeper. for th
1 tran.fer of the said Territories to th
,nvemment of Canada at the time a(
pointed by the Queen fir such ad0wuion
- and whereas it is expedient aloe to proved
e fir the organisation of part of the sol
Territnr1 int" a Prorino%b and for the es
t,blishn at of e. (levernenent tberef.r,an
I to make provision for thecae! g' vera met
of there,ening pert "1 the sed Territnri.
not included within the limits of th
Province ; therefore Her Majesty, by an
with she advice and consent.( that:mnat_
Committee k•1r ti.0 Th and House of Continues of Canada, enacts t
d
en 51, •Ili Orth. Mr. Rutherl• r.l, H i.,, -,,. l .n
.7 Croon,- Carried Noma by Mr Patton ns.- Ly er
Ford, let the Atre,aeeest 01 the l.erson.l property o
ek. w Tebbutt has reduced is not sum of seventy del
Ian -Carrel. Meted by It Patw a, see by/ Lomas
that air are,acrnt Hill 1.11 now ...shrines' and re
vieed-Can out Court of tnletee Clone.
TM molar of last modify/ were t . , rent and
powO The.petni,r t Talbot a ra o11,,n .nlao e w
the perrhn.na of • certain nod .Iowan. as. re*,
and ordered to he fy le, fAr.eppettition or d Hendry
and Is *then, craries for relief 1.. ,.tie J (Srd,.hton
err rend and the•nm of Ps deelan granted. Mo•-.
br n Patton by M Pont that tie Ulert n. le,rnr
sol to notify T Jeebnw.M neon e W 1.n..e loco -15,5,
aide rood riming Prone. L'u at t M In le Uma. .rot
saw 1i notify H termeebon.e a remove his M1 -i.• tr..,,
.,ftb, .Me -mrd running herrn lot. 16 A 111 in ter
,tgne.d eon. and to have th. rine Nimrod b, the
Bret of July 1570. - :serw+l- The .rale to, outing o•.
the 0*tnte Mbar u nnlerM t•. .e 111. same.. lett
year Moved by Mr Patton. ser hy Mr L.m.. that J
Needy, be alewei to perform hr roto✓ labor (drier
th• ..pwnlnroce Mur Path. muter) on the nide-nod
nannies bt*e.,, 14,0. e & e oil the Huronruad-
C.n•d. Tb. '.inch was n.(o..td u tr"4u'. a
,n.aaom. ; nil of
[districts, each est which shell be reprrsel
ed by one member ; providedi, that on 1
ohmpiettnn of the rrn* in the year 188
and "t tech demential census afterwat
It- n • ,tippet tam '' •v crnn,,(, an
lee u. are, or may be alluded to other Pru -
1, -VI11Ces,
'lath, Tee Customs' duties now by baso
the reperrentruttn of the rid Proyl,
shall be madjumted accenting to the p
Tinton. of the bl.t section el the Belt
North Antrim Act of 1807.
bth, Until Parliament can others.
provide, the gm.littmunn of eaten at
election of meted ere et the Heusi of Ci
1110111 shall be the saute as for thole
hive Assembly hereinafter menu
and no person shall be qualified to
mss e►uvgeahl. in Rupert Lance, shall be ono-
r,e timed 0Ith.tut increase bur a ported of S
uh yuan, frottl awl atter the paring of this
Act.
61ehe
211th. All 'invented nr waste lands in
ills rho Province shell 1e f and after the
ten- dote of the sad tender vested In the
emote andelmrneteredf by the Dumunion,
e ; - subject to, and rump' and au Ar u the
saute may be effecteil by the Condit
elected, or t" sit end vote r • member f
any el.wtorel district, until he s r du
qusliticd voter within the rid leruyunce.
lith, For the ,dill Pettier them sh
be an "dicer stvlad the Lieuteuent-130y
nor, app,mied by the Uovernor-Gene
In Council, by instrument under 11,, ire
feel t f t.'aiud i.
7th. The Executive Craned the P
vine dull be comforted of each pert..
anal under aueh tlwayeattuns as the Let
Governor shell from time to time tluuk•Ii
anal its the first instance of not more 11
live term.'•.
8th. len.eas and until the Eaecnti
G'vernttleet of the Province otherw'
direct, the seat "f government .( the ea
*hall be at Fort Garry or within one m
thereof -
Mb. There shall he • Legislature for t
Pnoviececen.tstingof a L,eutenent-lfov
wig rtwloftuo Heise, styled respectnt.
the Legislative council of Kaneohe an
Legishitive AermWy of Manttnla.
l th. The legislative Conned shell
• and atip bone contained in the semen -
le der of Re Land by the Hudson Bay
r y to 1 jetty.
ell 27th. And who it is expedient te-
r*nla the extinvuie est of the initiate
r_i title to the lands in the Province, to sp-
at proprtaW apart,.. amuck unwanted lends
to the extent of ole wills,. four hundred
thousaui acres there.( f..r the benefit of
a, half -breve reaidents, It s hereby enacted,
that under regulations to he fr time tie
rine made by the Governor General in
Council, the Lieut. Governor shall select
seek buts or tracts, its mica !Arta n( the
Province u he may demi expedient, t.,
the extent efereleil, and divide the same
aiming the children of half-breed heads of
ale
Lunde* residing in the Province at the
time of the sad transfer to Canada, and
the fame stall be gnnIW to the said chil-
dren respectively, In such mode, and on
such c,neitien., as tosetUeuentmid uther-
wise, as the Cementer General in C"uncll
may from time 4e tine determine.
2Sth. For gniutin of titles, end assur-
' Ing to 1splem w 1511 Province peaceable
ei' 1 p..rea.ion 1.f laude now held by them, it
;-
nt.-
1st.
enacted as (chins
1st. All grants of land in freehold made
n, h the Hrithptn Bayt' lie an
rw 1 I Y prier W t6•
mil transfer to Canada, shall, ,f required by our:
t- ...nee, be confirmed by • grant from the`
Grown,
2m•l. All grants til estates less than free -
held an land nude by that Hudson Bay
Comge,cy pawn w the transfer to Canada,
shall, if required by the owner, be con-
verted into en estate its trwhole by • gent
frons the Crone,
,tel, All dila Mj Deco • , lith tnerrireseintibletMi
unity -of tile flndogaJ%r Company prior
4o the tran,frr to Ca,iada, e( laid 1n that
nert of-ihal'ru'inm.u..h..li .she.;wdt•r - --
title has been extmgurahel, shall, it re-
'pared by the owner, be converted into an
e,tate in freehold ty • gest from the
Crown.
4th. All persona in pesce,hle pwseesei-
nn of tracts"( land at the time of the said
tnnefer to three par a of the.Provinc, in
w!neh indien title has net beenextingaiah-
ed shall have the r,gbt of pre•empt,n of
Vie rate on rich terms and condition is
may be determined by the Governor in
C. •tnctl.
bth. The Gent- ,overnor is hereby au-
thr oozed under regulation,' to,hemailefrom
t•,ne to time by the Mesmer -General in
rt-
e,
eau
'y,
1s.
me
he
er-
Iv
the hcat instance be composed id see
merntsers, and after the ex !ration of fe
years (ruin the time of ...first 11441/ /1
creamed to not more then twelve eiembe
Every member id the Legielative Coon
shell be appeinteil by the Lientenas
Governor in the Qiieette mime by instru-
ment to. ler the great seal et elaniteba,
and oh e Wit fer the term h
life minas and until the Leigulature
Menititha otherwise merles, elector the
British North Amerce Act of 1867.
Ilth. The- Lienteilmit-Hornrnor mar
Legalist aye Opened to be Speaker three!.
and trey remove hun anti appoint another
in hes stead.
12th. Until! the Legislature of the
Province otherwise prordee, the preaenee
of • majority of tbe whole n her of the
fAtgislative Conned, including the Speaker,
%hall be necessary to' constatute a meeting
ir the exercise of ibt meters.
13th Qiiestime arising ha the lemer-
jorit, VOICIM, and the Speaker shall in
all mem give a vote ; and w hen the voices
are equal the decision be deemed to
be in the negative.
lath. The Legislative Asserahly shall
he composed 24 members, et be elected
to represent the electoral divisions In
*bleb the said 'Province may be divided h
the Latut-fluverner,ashereinaJtermentier
15th. The Lient-Gorerrier shall. with
in 6 months nf the date of the Order
Land Anil the North-West Temney
Great Seal -divide the sae' Pniv ince
the Union by pnrclamation tinder tht.e:
24 electoral eivisions, dire reeved keine had
to emoting local tit Ilieerirand poputeteon.
lath. Every niale perste, shell been
to rote foe • meads/sr to tierce tb
delimit' whit imalified fellow*, tied
to ,tyy 1st. 11 ie the full age ie 21 year,
and not milsj.eit to any legal incapacity
2nd. A subject of Her Majesty by birth
or nateral.sation. :int, 'And a etre., fide
t" termed tie make all such previsions for
as ertaineig and adjustang on fair and -
if
141 writ of electien fee tit
name, and has been a hetes Ale hiersehelde
("rime yew next before the end 114te.
17th. Every Le;,nslatiee Assembly sha.1
continue for Tier years fnnu the date"
the return cif the urea fir returning the.
same, gelled to being seiner dissolved 1,3
the Lieutelorern
lath. There- s7itilliterjelist Gie
Leralature at at least in every year art
thet 12 menthe shall not intervene between
the lest sitting iif the Legislature in on.,
Soren' and Its tind siker in the next
19th. The following provieions of the.
British NortkAassrios Act of 1847, respoot
me the. Hour Of Gem misused l'anielieehall
extend anal apply TO -the leeeste tie
teed and enjoyed by the s gden iie the
Pro. ince. and for opium it tatein of the same
by grants of bind from the Crown.
.29th. 'The Governor-General in Council
shall (nun time tii time settle and appnict
the motto and form .4 toents id land fnim
the -Crown, and ant tenter in Connell fr.r
tftat nurpose, whets publialied in the Cana-
l& I :szette, shall leve therms force and
effect as Art were arm in this Act.
Ittfi. Nothing in this Act shall in any
way preenitice or affect the rights a pro-
perties of the linibein's flay Ctimpany, as
oontained in the enrelstrosta tinder which
to Her Majesty
e se e net 'netlike in the Pre ince of
I shell be smosetted by. commune* undsr
ally, awl on •aCnneallar &Nita of Spcsker,
as if their proviseine were here re -en teed
and male applicable in the terms ef tbii
Legislative Assembly.
20th. In and leir the Province the Feel
Legitimises may exclusively make bora in
e • Ins( the following proetsions :-let.
Nirthing in leay seek law *hell
ly affect any right fir privilege with repeal
e to denommetionel schools 'Mich tny class
ri- of persons hay" by lair or practice in the
.1 he to the Governer General in G mired
it (rem Any Act in declision of the Legialie
is titre re the Privitice. or of any Provinciiil
n authority, affecting any right iir piivilege
il of the l'reteetent or Remit' Catholic ne-
nonty of the Qattos's subjects in relation
edneatien; 3n1 In case any slice I'm
incial Ian as from tatiarfo tune 'armlet°
Governor in Council rerpiisite fer the
nee:mention of the prIffj&II MB of this re-
arm N not made; or in case any decision
the Governor-General in Cameral mu
any appeal tinder 'Ina 'when is lett dolt
leered by the limper Provincial authme
y in that behalf, then, and in every such
case, and as far only as the eiremnatanow
4 each case require, the Parliament of
suada may mate remedial Acta for the
I Ins. , IA.prrwr amheailn. M t•.IreAnuan as folln era
sop n, g ro b. ,w parol. The account of w Hao su-
n
.
s when, *mels On to the nor of .Ist7Mrwn. Ante„
to he pox. Hanauer arrnnnt of ti. l,ahn•t.• for M.
ail. blector, 451. Mon si In M pr,l Arrant
twelve of ear die•ount o.t silver rid ore. Arlre.
Patton doltsr Foot M Irl pawl wive.' hr Mr
Palfin see b)) Mr Ford 15.1 J I..,,nas be r.fn n.lr.l thc
aeon of o.. hawked d..11,el 5 la
b (s.5 Bw me
or mold
through Lots va. l2 a lab nth ro.s, RAMI,
by Ilr by Hy law In tM r.wr Iia-t'Vf abt More-
by Mr Patton, ere hy Mr Pool the be
A ter re-
funded the rises wrtl 4.11.,, he Ml h. pld An nod
ennuis. thmn.h lot .ffn Ir 1n th. tt5 re, which *u
O dd by Hy I•* 1.15. year IBM-t',M.ur Ha, M ,.y
11, Patton. •.s. by Mrlemas that Wilburn Bev eaeb
L▪ oma. see. by Mr Weston talt MR fount -II db •5re
an -urn 01 Rawl agatn nn the hut Monday is Way at
A Talk to the Bntlehere
On Friday Ire the Hen. Pitortare, the
lien In the Senate of the (I Mutes. It was
a great day for America -the brave, the
valorous old Senator smr.te the lion en the
o men tired he retailed. Be ihnok him by'
the manst until hie "Id bones rattle& He
twisted les tail rine! the vile tweet heeled
ith anenith. All the while the Arteriese
bald -heeded eagle leveret and +cermet,
and roamed and soarsie leaches abet
forked lightning and the star moulted
anti eranersible senators, with bald heeds
and IR fillin ermenta, snorted defiance
pers. The conciliatery smile prevel for
one* frnm the far ef the vice-president
He sat litre Mars, and hia meiotic brows,
• • thunder -Penne. Electric sterna of
lewd patriotism --that is not Staten right
galleries, while fear settlair rite an n
lst. Ova, from and after the day upon
which the Queen, by and with the advice
And consent of Her Mejesty's Meet t
Honourable Prey Council, ii niter authority e
ef the 16th seetein of the British North
America Act of 1867, alien hy an Order in e
teemed in that behalf, admit Reperte it
Land and the North-Weetern Terre/my
there shall be formed out of the same a C
winces o the Dominion, end which shell he ti
called the Province .4 Manibilet, and be 0
hounded aa follows. that is to say- emit -
meowing at the ;smelt where the meri.hannf gp
96 define, mist hingittide from Greenwich 4
th
th
an
eh
th
oft, Anil of any amnion the Governor
enerel in emend under the retion.
21st. Either the Engliah nr French Ire
lege may be red by any.perenn in the
rhistes of the Hoare of the Legislature,
d both these languagea shall be mod in
e respective records and jeurnale of
temses; and either of these hin-
ters may be need by ant persoe ne in
y pleading or recess, Waning teem any
frmi all in. any of the Courts of Mr
metre. The Acta of the Legislature
al. by printed and publithed in both
N. B -The caner from 22 to 30, Mete-
eire, are en b* introdeced ler resolution
and do DM hem p•trs of this Bill.
22mt. Irasmuch as the Province is not
in debt, the aril Prieince shall be entitled
tea be paid and recei Ye from the Govern-
ment td natiterol yearly jeerinteets
vane" st Hie raa riT II per
cent per ammo, on Oa one of 111402.0WI.
23e4. 'rho sem .4 330,000 shall be paid
early by Cleinede tn the Pf0Tillna foe the
pport of its Government and Legislatimv,
an sormai root in ski nf the rot
eines shell he media erre/ Illeerante
amyl*: and anal Knot et. cents Ye;
d shall be angreetated in peneortem re
ilbenblial .4 pepubteem es ;may he shown
the erste* that sisal Ise token there,
the year 18141, and by each anhareetent
mete to Ilene hearleed themeand
negro& anseant sods grant shell 011111101
rafter; tine erre rev *hall Mt in full
element id 1111 future dolman& Cane -
&Althoff be raid half -yearly in are
ere te mot refs*Inna
OM. Or wade Yn0 wimp and defray
Arco fee the follmeleTegn. . .1.i.
intersects the ',arsine! of 49 degree.,
mutt parallel of 49 degree, of north latitude
line between the tended States of America
and the said North-Western Territory to
the meridian id 1119 Jeerer of west longi-
tude , thence etre north along the said
meridian of 99 deg ire of west leneptitde
the intersectimi of the name with the
parallel of 50 degrees and 30 minutes mirth
trainee; thence dile ear along anid pandlel
id 60 degrees Mai 30 Minato* north !annul.
ref nierichan of 96 degrees weal lowitilde;
thence 4to south along the nate menden
..1 96 donee@ west longitude to the place
of beginning.
nn which the Order of the Queen in teen
eel shall mime, sa aforesaid, the provisiiine
shall eteript those pert, thened, which ars in
in terms volarl.s„. nr hy ressemahle Weed- an
merit may, he mssd to be lipeatallym• Pn
in the threessiegie gellery, where Me Thorn. the thitninion. and, • tempt an far r the hes
ton's first attache and toe "Id ladles , same may be vanel the Ace he ap- the
German netein trembled anti oboe unfit !Orbit' to the Pre •thee of Kaneohe an hy
nit deer& the name way and the Name trent as they itt
after that me te whip all ereation, tn tLe everral Province,' of Ceviedle
le, e ea. eeeede.„ tee merges eg and am if the Prettier of Mewitohis had erre
men or the to•• WileMarb. . been one "(the Provinces nrigtnally thread at
the said Act. th•
A little Mr of Herber.. Sem York, Sed The said Peering shall be reip ' set
fertlAn't remember the telt ereellf, bort reseeded in the Aeneas by two_pienthere ' ea,
soda, and from thenceforth it shell he re. !
"fli"eil wel dint at lee eu it...be: 4 glee worth of phew on tarn Rna e•tory ,Oriadien Heiner, g,„ 1 m.,,apsuadiiss. " bream ten pigeons: h .vrh.
roire minde. and the ntarbt tho 416 mot. I an,' private See 114,1 coed to Red River se Emir halt y• heteeen ten spenirms
er-
•
nut Seal el Cansida,to be the beaten -
/me -Go. tinier of the same ender the mime
of the North-West femeitimeand subject
ueitheprovisiints of *Le Act in next soden'
and previdled. the Act of the Parliament
of.Cenada; pared in the reseslast session
thertiof, and entituded 'An Act fer the
rollover; yoverninent Repel:ea Lane
and Norrh•west 1Territery, when united
sith Cana4a,' is hereby re-enacted extend-
ed and muttered in forret until the 1st day
BOY'S EMIGRATTON AID
TO FARMERS '
Flora or E
The shove Society has been organized
fin the yurpese of Finding lloines for
among the (1111111Dg community 01
Canada. Parti.e of prominence and
nerolence in England here crimnitinicated
•ith its elbows, and premise to send out
good and useful Bora front the crowded
lemma and Villages nfliett lane, and to
pay all expenses of trensit. It is pro-
mised berettele these Boys, vibe will he
rescued from mocha surroundings of vice
and denger, upon Canadians Faring, where
they am earn an honest livelihood and be
educated to habits of jewel industry.
These Bove will be strong, healthy, of geed
moral eliaracter and not yammer them
fourteen yeah' of age The terms nom
which they will go tri the harms will Keener.
to the ferment useful help at tee very
trifling expense of lamed end einthirrg.
Any Farmer who agrees to take a hiir,will
he rettnired to feel and dethe him, and
the mil), other condttion te which the ap-
to the effect, tnat !laving kept a terry din -
ink the stininter, he will also keep him
through the following winter.
Terms of applicatien may be had from
Tina Partington on Weddlogn•
'•1 like to attend weddinem," Km.
Partineton, as ehe maw back front Oild in
the beck bonnet in • long preeerved bani
box "it like to see 'ming people come
together with the promise of love --
cherish sod noetinh tech rather. But
what • whiny, tiling is matrimony -a
very rime thing, where the miniater
oiler into ehtheery with • replete and
Knee through the eernorowf eking
Arm man 1110 11 To bi -
heibend 504 for it isn•L every
&elan I shell never forest Ouse Paul
pat the noptiel ring on my finger. and
mid, "with ell -am worldly goode 1 thee
In giro me the whole there was in it.
err young end simpl• then, sod did not
know till lifterwerda shot it Want nne
cake. gown • year. it ie • lovely night
to pee young people "plighting their
trough," ea the eng nye, and monies
up to enosamee their vows.
tielteSir Frees Minolta is Open tei pres-
entee 1T4 is tbiFirffil with tWi-neo trig'
vein INA IMO 11110•0141 etal mei Aro an
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