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M it] ' FOB c‘mrr . - PIIPAI§D ' TO " REFUSED. Coder-cs5 this 'eqtef is this maxim Elfin in italie e-rebut. print". any k""'. "Dos'Y 60 A WAXDR Y." A pom-nit oleouTn, a Union thick! an! , few - "cum alum the Inns at this ruse- . x. . __ 1 _ --- - a- m Are white pee. . . Tm In a dozen chm new}, Are white mu sud undated mean In the room when new u. A mnm-lwking n m sailor and no or three other Nuk- hinged hem-II; nar'eq an whiten. Soon the ttali door 030ml, uh! witty pus, fun? unite mm women came it-o'" of them wiui Iraq iiii7aiiiu siiiebaeto.r mu. hr coin, we». we pulled out jets of smoke in ftp/Id "e'ee-at with nil in: “1“de Wanna s,ftt unner‘hhn gnu tttl - . _ _r--- " m- _ ' a. ...‘.an. "u - of reducing 'iicaovd, In orignU dust adGeesamielemeer.'. - She m not has without a uni: " one ofthe white W4tate% ia ‘Pen'un mutual nay-be). took [ out of he: pocket n M villi-noun cipr. "I that: much, had coon demo-ted the ”My out». Colt on: the mm” by Mm rm ot smoke that the prom.» tly and eotttmsousty "and. Isaiah“. the emu vac-n Mining. We had m and sight: in Gl batt mom-in the Snub, bot an" ity New And before. 'not-es"" 'tSat-g) mun, who! "et . . -- an“! ...._.n...n. P"e run-u.- Ttie ' cunt-Ir} ungulhmlly hold (all M .Ytttt Tut! Tat? pub':' neg-mm)- “In! an. 'Ont "on!" nmmgnt? 1.0%.: “MRS we; non new! 'efms.th)detttetiet,, " 4.1."... “mud tl “II """" '1 ""r"* a lando- Io ir Wt':; the new. Ex. up” be highest culture when diet "ittGiLtGtsooaoiieets,tutd' the Mali-m plum it written: my tuition in hip.) hfe. T The e nu making moon his pocket. book as due! " going on. When the mid: ogteot the performer- upped mature . nee-oi" that pen of the mend dshuthaeionomnolov doe-in‘ iuGGurueumedtounim him " eon. ' _ a. wee mm, rather well dread and in looks. "ir." . ,ttittttit,' not mention met "f 'twi nynunelqeppeu!" The no good -tigat n "taned from Asrehiae -tivq coil by saying that we "f, not) noticed his existence. So we it ittto-- . " Why, ir, you needn’t be all-nil: 1don't in" I name." _ “Yes," “I the modest new, "but 1 It.” Ahiytgtnesite" _ k mum to ir Wt':; are; be higl a. t of the mm the My: pr! milieu in ’niipd life. TM wt was tnattirt hogk as due! " 1 made out " Ill monk. . was ”on and " mu m don in . that vanity him a on. no um mm, m in looks. abr," . be. ' pie! “m" . iiiG"Gaed up to the bar; and hthmirq trele Luke'- delibcrm akin, be up" .0 , dry. “My coda tu-tloot-lun"" and no t. _ [ "Ten." . ' " Watt in . M lickpocht.” M when girl won; that ”and iiiQ'it: up an her com- pe. " ' u and in I‘M . at?” It . ' rail; into “any with the der. We both untied ur, and It. laid abo' van . "as can. ht owl. tht,"'- , “in P" you _ _ "Mor. lav-you but but?” "thx " -- ' A .. . an! "tho mun: “no t. "ros" "Welt Elam-d Thin . who! ”and much tit Inf-I. I“ l - ' will: it on "deer. unit 'iidst' u G "l " Ho- 1 " tha .. " W ,0! u Yen ii." a ' did t'--t N I D”. p. a Nr . i All told Mn M "thx " I " Muhmguontolthio?" . "req ii." . " ammonia?" _ f'--, 'rarNmrratsire." .'tha., 'roromityt-ttoeet' 'ttrii aio-Swett-.' - Ad ioi/rLtoo-o-t-ghthet do" mm, aetdtttaott.hastttever u Wwphek. but-ow 1-" ynweoouldhd npboefot her-', “Mb-“low”... m ,eoqreaateortti.mtttetP'? an 1am. Aldo-iohwhum and: 'ttrpur-tutetiuthit you. iiiiie,e,if had mend nearly . In“ you-'Mwbenolood shti- ttigt_rtrasuMttsrtdw The can wwhmw'hm thet - wHWmt-lvf uptown- Tonl'unnunhlkn we must 'll, “than, apathemtocolnemmA-l yank atumteoehsethehuodhe- “that ydthooldmhadnfud ttreiaitit it-ioeamtuxyoeth b. thaett .. "oimbu.rtedeatdttmteemm, my, "notretdi-ersdtutee"t?' an. n it pruetreed to g,T't". this up": sump Pre"" y. new. ton-M -ieirtoeettt.dt.trf. , The “this dance“! impeded tht?, of. 2tTg,'ttiriu: . top-mu upped " white tn 1ta'f,,lh'S2l'4"d,, lull!!! Wondeuviainoit. Home at. Mummitmdvknd dirty ML The choler- will mm but“. "erroeteM than. 22f'Q wt- Euphoni-no. Calm and ' . fluen- and "att,.'itflt meer,' _ Mn’vh'. W The of to be the abut the . a white hm’ V. I uh. all dirty ML uni ' . us,’ a! the . . ttc", "'" ttta mil- . If 1 ten,- " my 1-9 of Inn of h arm that - . my"! -e, 'T'W “r, "" the ",ti2l"itli"'fdt bte/itl ” . v0 . . t Mn = queo. The chalet win and . ' has, diet it doubt-ting trip my. way Atlantic, to “I: cut that ima, I mush law the dwel- iap of val y can“; The given; not hwnhouldhohnuoocebylhe‘ was. the "etiie/rrhttrdr they my M, , mum! thith,wttntU rent, to than . noon bacon. m to In. No per ui. 'ttr-dt-edt/rue" in team. WtirtNrtettt-et,tttere-? h [on] ttlt cam when tannin»: from six to. ot both sen-pus the night. In via-'0! e thmmd video! the cholen. let the of Beaith up": um hart; . there, had promptly .ogder "ery =I'l liar inthe city to helm]. dim the but not! manh- of Baton will be im. you! ttr etrmpeilittg tll dun-to he in the Jttrtttitl1'kilt, 1?iitEiiit, ' to an . - - cl the Choir- the use“; loud, to. a stony-on donor. ,t.neeeanttieioft_he Pip] Trot-my .930 was ILL-bun "solved .0 [a] a light my. All “ugh entail. [can Poets only by in up bu by bet as.“ Two gt. who, thated by Worth, the {anon -"itikter-or" [my and me other baton _eqe-qm, -etaur -ined. , The London 'tsm" but my circulation d and 00,000 cw. Job: Walter, the was.” ttttict/refill'.' an “who no topted with“. pup", kiwi-shoal “by huMhoronlbo lacuna-n, "i‘i t 1.5. Min-on and. Mime»: the 1cciirriiiiGiiiGiirintiohrttiityree ec-e tttstil - th.tetrtttte tet iiaaii, Lara. Bonn] com: I-id “madm- ttrotitthMthoBillU I mm.mhaldlohvouuchlcm‘ ‘lodenuhipo "every omn- u m. a well outedboale. lost wobbly Juan». -mtethe M Mid “Allin the “and "s... Mikey-numb". put angina-nth homey-batman u PtrBiothBrd_ val-“nu “amine. ar/sr-re-ttttttttt XMSoJ duty " a Mingle-chub” m adopt- ie'ea".gSthttlt,,'t,', 5' aloha w FGGiiAiiir.yirprt,tePtt1lhr FyktueitttttSu"t""""t ofpro. tLi.:I :0" U‘ MISCELLANEOUS 0. to occasion will the names of 0M Advent-cinem- be Inserted John Mc & tk-sie loch cal-lupin!- Mr. B.err-Ro- Wand to Rant. H Wm. 'ut-te-r io but}. . A. c. -'t--cosaan Insignia: 0.5m. It m: a Co...-" Capital" Sh" nerd. airmen an “an; or Pa"e. huh-h banana.» ",'" r....'..... ”an... Do. arrive. " ... ..f ..b.db.p.n. .\cco-noduuon'rnlllenveou........... Lawn. Do. do "than..." ..‘ .IIAALm. “Thanh-In. connect " ""3 Junction with Tula- uunud Trunk “In: {on lost And West. and u Pro-con with lorry M 8etlt'p,pthr.t" 'olnccuu mm “In“! tor HI M0 at tho c, . m "ores/ try rum-um} arsos.t9oeeototta'" u-w-x. an! Fae-51M- W.» t5..id.ottaarr' ' an); Inn‘- can. Richmond. -,' L "a, .... ........."5.:Izp Much-g. "Multan! PM... -'"e"e, .e..'.r._ -'-- , Louver In... ..t.. moo; gamut. Jammy 'kllttp. thi7iTiiGii* mm. .. .. .. S.SO b, fauna-l u Tum». ' ”I". : L, w... ‘3’? frdt',e,,th b a... o m I ' ' ot.. it up”. 1 m. To 'Lli'tttlu'U, " It but” foe Bria-h “Initiation: , ad Fonlp Con-Mu from, mm In nut-n . . . {ram 'dbd t'il'l'd ". tttq-- -pnynont t iGii r A I (lut(t)ttitttrttmts - FOR INTERESTING REA DING MA "EB-SEE F138 1' dud FOUR TH Parr. Tn Want T -This eleventh number ot thinjonmal nil th iuned duly on Friday morning, when edition M tooo will be sttueh of. With e alum and: to procure this large chub! n, the Wer Tun: stands unrivalled. We our friends Make“ the Univ- alley, npecinlly our tuner Mada, thir have ennui munch-n} to give ( it the Karyn! circulation of any per ‘nted in thia union of M and are {Em that our endnvon shill be nnceuin to undo it worthy of their Eben! - q i In this lune tters will be thirty col mleof sound "-rmrtatter,eoTpeiitrttrmtHt troht edito. rial and local intelligence, n bliowsl “Open- ing of the [unpaid mums-11,: " 110: " jetty- Speech," " Speech of W. r.. Farrell, I.P.P.," , The Reciprocéty Question,", "Daring "trmpt to rob n but.” " Fenian I'll: " Stun- l kid‘s," " Poem," “Thawmk ofth London,” " In! we tfit,',igni,tee',a',' Him- to when." " lriah letter to lf con: n tuned. . - u A. . “A A~I .. A‘A --a-. I g.- ky,' " Old hung," " Auctioneer“; f In“. chasm pull in Washington Terri try," the very latest intelligence by tot bk, ,tttt About zoo Candi“ and Ihcelhneo ig Item of new. For 'ale: It the can of on “cation, “Spark-met,“ Dude and tt ' Babet- Nae‘Depot, Sun-ex "eeet, end tut. Hon- - News Depot, Wellington street.' _ Tho Executive Council at irreritott tes. today, the Hon. Mr. Cartier beingjthe only lain-hm, atho.. in Canada, than" A large amount of begins. in considered,- but, the Attorney Gotten! But not being in uten- dance, nothing of importance was done. We understusd that the Hon. J.: Anus:- dould, and the Hon. Fin-nee lighter and Hon. link": of Agriculture win ieutseed to Conull today to punk. of the dinner to be given in honor ot the Government. The Above-named Mini-In- " meet tta. Mr. Cartier a Cot-VIII. l lathe wannabe! jean“; History them is nothing man ”with! tl at we rightly understand an: autumn al Mum It wouldboworu than -iuas skttit.ueireet ham in "Bard bout basilica Elation- with the United Sum. A compare: which and“ oevepty millioné of “he Isetweep the two eouettriesiiuttsot tis Qbruptly tern-In- and without and” botttiUo and inconven- knee. The America a. will be double two! Canal: for the nimble maul: that, in "iaitioato1oeietgth. pergita of the truck no “awaiting, our layman!» late to pay the bury duties which ' hue and the datmgtion ofthe “'de intereourte. No doubt Hie Mary, " Inch, will push: mum but it in apply dent that the com- m ofthe countrygwill new.» a " great. ,r-.a.0otn' ”1.307.. " I'll, Po" orrgerA--orr" I'J. SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ‘er extent, end that tho combined operation at intend revenue ' ind import duties will remit in . union] immemely in‘ em arm revenue mike ' 'u that my be-hom the ion r which ere so directly injurious to, their (at people. In Grand. thehevaillbeleu , t bee-unit cut only betemponry at the wont. bounce?- we shall Kel the lone of; neighboring market to chick we have been ieeustomed. to send rev products; and our mullet dealers will be embraced until M11» “in into new chattels Our production ere, " the moot part, the prime neon-ides of life, and the work! must have them l they cumot become . . drug upon our lands if he use cummon my to secure . market. an. but to "need our costume n little wider, to mmtine it is. to the American continent, and to cu]. tinte new 000m The premmenthu ', prudently inaugurate-i I policy {of this cher- neter, by tending _ iaionere tothe West Indies end 'll'efCC,'11'C'C le an! ready br takethe Miran:- non, our bresu, end our iLherieq I w m by direct. intercourse thou “title. which is hare been went-toned to when,“ would nil tttini' hand. The trade in timber, manufactured wholly or in put, has been carried onwlely by the Americans! to en immense, extent with Bruilnnd the Wm India. I?resiutylr G Medellin: it In . very thriving trade, and the l tofthe joke, Intern the American ,t,l11S,tl, in that they were carrying DENIM AI” CM!!!“ "t IA!“ it on ith our pix-Inca, and guaturttitthe pro- " trick ought to h". blamed“ Canada MMpopk been alive to dick ownin- m. Bnvittg discovery! the misuke why l obnld we nothuun to comet in The pre- nelit time i, exceedingly propitious, Ind w'e mu be “with. great fully, if we do not on“ our-elven the opportunity, dutch poo- idvelg ineites qur eatery-in. From the com. ”ruin Matement, which we homo! from the ogeaeio.itwilluseen twin con- 'iii??' of the trouble. in the "trnited Stat the trade fell‘j " one half - Int: Ira-n- n.“ w. __..- rm, in , 861, and it L, be ”all! the“ tsttimetotiteareNy in alum“. tte ;uuihihdon ii“ u an m OTTAWA, MARCH l, was 3+"... D ow ll twin ttnt.tT'ttp, Pe.8!rtr.. In -. and - 1:34:41 In In. saw. In. In. Ian. at. In MI? F IL I " my I CLOIID. lung-n 11.3mm that B. In as) I. It amp-lu- 3.3m I and: ofthe peohittitorr taritt of tho Ameri- cans. and j little energy on the part ofo"r. wmetvhunt, wohld seem-v a trade which, from United States pom allll-uuilhl in who to _tite ettorttwite sums 'tict") 18.57. wliu'tl. " I Suwund hqmlingu $2,053,930 $1,939,362 I shingle: (n large kind) “112,805 108,6itt Bosnia; plank baiauu'.'uv,,rt,t 70,636" 2:092,049.t Square timber $16,735 97,874 This extensive trude wu carried un pria, cipally with Brazil nnd the West} India tua.rtds The h'rrior pertinontly remark, that " 'a large portion ofthin in, of course, the 1 promotion of (lunaulu lull New linlnwick. ghiived riu Nut Y. rk. By Atippittg direct otuselreau'etomu ,itve might, srmuuis,ion and other ciiitrgw, which would yield a v,ery cunnitloml'ae innit. The duty which will ghottly lie itiilnmwl'willt "fitseV, inulupeulirect mum-mm... GA,. Um shipments ot tim. ber tutlmtsnuGetttres of wood to Grant Bri. um, Crtiw tuclre months curling 30 June, was, uni-annual to 91,973,334. While? an»! way. out omtpetitor in the mine market, ex- ported thither in INS-t, mm, &c., Min- value, ot $5,339,995. That cmmtry alm exports a like tttnottttt tu‘ilollnml, and to Future Mouth A sixth law-to neither at those do we expurt any: thi, [is because we are unable to cumpcto. except under diirerdn. tiardues. "we make a good die-pin; of our ', native Wendi at. the animating French Ex. I position, it utilises long way towards obvia. . bit tttisaifticurty." _ . i - It will be seen tron tiuatement which we give below, that the exporth the product" of the Forest " the half-year ending with 1865, reached nine millinnd six .huniln-d thousand ddllimt. Nearly oneliall'ul thin value was exported by inland naviguiun and rail, thus, . lyititi a large proportionot the foreign iiiii, that could and ought to hare been . egitinmtcly am. In immediate connection with our prospective commerce with otlser countrifs, is the capability of the Provinde tooien up and maintain a trade, basal upon i its natural productions. The following coni- pnntive statement at” the exports of the six , rmnths of the yen: Ili'" and '65, will assist in} calculatio of the resources we have at eommnnd t _ __ .' ‘- .- The Mine. Bf . q .. The Fisheries.. . . The Forest. 2 . ... Animal. & their w........... . _ 1864 he; The Mine. Bf . q .. . . .0 338,197, ' 337,326 The Fisheries.. . . . . . 668,429 803,559 The Fm. : . ... . . ., 8,902,181 9,649,076 “mgthztzhm I . 3,881,834 1,923,355 Agricultural Produce.6,380,586 11,954,878 Mamaiisetures...-. .. 739,221 611,516 If to the wove figures are added the amount ofcoin “Id bullion $831,694 tor the halfyear ending 31.1 December 1864, and the further sum 01.883365 for the same period of 1865 and - neutering values in other misc-eh. lemons miclee we have the' grand tutu]: nd spectively for the exports of the halfyonr end. ing with 1864 $21,916,229, and for that which terminated 1865, It the astonishing sum of “2,565,143. If, however, we add the value of the vessels built " Quebec and exp-Med, we have the mpective may ott23,2t3,903, Ind for the “In 11111011865. 333,655,463. Whilst we can produce authenticated state menu at nah results, Canadians need have no "reettmtsiat of being starved into unnu- ation, or he] the slightest glam that there “in in the tum”, but one customer for the products of their mil, their inines, or their Galleria Duo-v.--)' Tuesday, u tarent-keeper in Bull, med upom, uh tried Mm “can, Wright sud thbm, County Magis- tmter for thatch of me peace. The otfeny In of the hum: of I but I citmtnott atraattlt, on one Joseph Lemonade: which the defend. ant In and 32 md costs. _ “Tu " Cartrat.."-R. Muddy" & Ca, of " smegma“, 15.1va in this tune of the M o " 0.9th tt not! of Moves, Hudm, Tiny“, Huey mmnned Ware, together with a " Capital" atoch of they Goods, M to in but! in my _ other estitriiahenent in this “Capital.” Ctlt " the “Calm”: no the "csrttn"itnrt, ”Lulu, and you will be are ot u " Cnphnl " brain. (i Sun or Rm. EITATI.-Wo would patien- luly direc).the “tendon of our laden; And cppeqi'nny 'ttat of lint-ding ‘pulchuen who mlhbm pobecomo .6“ mg. of thin Ji/li, do extensive ale of minibu- City Lou,' ‘tho l property of Joseph Aumond, Esq. A great Wot there lots no situated in the but putt-.ohhe city-all homing on good improved sheet. Title ”sputum m. It the Rune“ Home a " erioee My. [ thr, Lain-Fine tale of oil lanai, advertised may, but muted through the hue nugge- ‘nent ohm. 8m, Supperilhndont of II- dim taab,ateratbvoedNr. Sixty mu m disputed of " at "any in: of $1301)" mm. Five oil comp-aka. .in' which mer,eral memberi of Milan-n1: m interested, Ming won; the plumb-pen. The new: ot,the Myers In with“ till the4.epaiu "elude, which um be Mly.’ ' Sunni 'tAri-tsul' an n meeting at medial men Ill held in may l Ito, (or the' purine of receiving the repoit of the committee, of doctor: Ippointcd on a for. mar occasion, in nfvrence to the adoption of “my Incl-um, in the" [Moral of the city, huh; the chitin“ met: The drift of. report VII submitted} and. me: - conver- sation, it VII decided to lat the report More the halt]: com-ma at the citycmnc“, Am I hid-y mall's. , j LOCAL NEWS. . Fmt.--on Tutti-y night,' about u guano; w l " o'ctoch, in wig-muted home on St. Andrew Street, the proppny of lit. Amber Campbell, wu diigovend to Mon fire. It in, how- evet, an ed More " had made much ”not, by Appan of a punch-on of water, which stately inward to he a. Mud, and the tint clam of the neighbor”; The the VI! t 0 work '0! an incendiary; no flu-M, n his It Appeared in two diftetmtt plan; between c hr. plaster and the wood-work, [on the tttie,', mullahnvingi purwd to i nccetemtstu'c cl. _ OHM“ Shh“. trmrmtsocmrri-Atxad. 3mm lett:,'ti,', seem, um be ma Morrow. ' r evening, in tho Lecture Room of the 1teft,1 Institute, when u I my on the _ emanate of Olin-0b" will be ma by the hidden, Prof. A. B. Webster; ' whtctt a duet-ion onthe' 'tttrleet thereof will tthe place by the members of (by Society who my beans-ant. Therarteetittg ll open to the public he of clam. And we would re- mnhleud our and": to avail themselves of "ersyrrin-Uttoneettnt he“. The Chair will be then at hump-t new: airlock. ' 'tr-s.-"' " Watching! Revitm" for l Juwa-uone to Mum! ia for ale by inns. u Son. The pnrsetsthtimttrer Wu and, cttnmcterUed by great Inning and great Ability, aisd, "llama controv'cnial nutter- um continua fiutd of interesting And in- 'tmctive wading? The articles, in addition to clever review- ofcoutenmry‘liuntnm nu, " follows ..-u' John Stuart Mill, on the Philo. u'ophyom: T My: 'thettttg- of - night,' about . quart/tr to .1861. . , 31,939,392 103,310 {092.949 THE OTTAWA'TIMES, MARCH 1,_weo. the French tbrvolutibrti" " Lord. Plimcnton i" I "Coleridgcs Writings i'.' " Ph,vioiogicts1 Ex- ' twriuwntr," " The PoliUt Insurrection of t 1863 ;" " Dr. Livingutone's Recent Travels." l A Niw Paimos.--A new tsushion/ot course, I is always (humming of a genius; Any fool l "l" copy or imitate when he ml that style. l but. it requires the genittu tn euneeiilc the 1 thing allltllu\cvit put in dupe. New “shinny _ l generally are cui’nhroun and "pensive/ttttd u neonsequenee, um within the with of but , comparative few. We have been often im-1 prvsscd that then: “in something wining in tliiss'partivatlar, Ind have asked ourselves the' question, “Why cannot economy be éomblncd ‘with heathen; or attiaetiscn've, in the produc- tion of therw moat lradispcttwiNe mull-l new Millions?" We Were cotnjuccd within our- selves that the thing was practicolv,tutd were on the eve of becoming a genius, and invent- i ilig a new and ccouomical ntyle of dread for poor young men, the votario of the giddy sudden», when“: find oumlveu happily nu- wteeeded, by some gentleman of rare hutcs, and of chante md economical notions of the propriety of dress. This new, imprund, and meat .L'ummendnble milieu, inquiw simple, I and nttnetive enough for the most, {uthiioum , The outtit connistu of atight fitting npinal- l Wlutittt pcevs-tuttu, ashore-untied Inch , convenient length, that the wealrur never run: . tht. mi; of running the nkirtn of it by sitting r down suddenly or otherwiiw itutd upon when: _ the most cxiert Donnybrooket, bowerer de. . termincd, will” mil in planting hilcpaudoyut. u'nluucu, 'V'"" ..... ... r"'"-""-- _ . _ The next {culture sit this new fashion, " may 1 he expected, is the ptsnta1oone-or more pro. pcrly, the knee-brceches. These ipexprcrai- blu are male to' cncnsc the, upper " half" of the legs-tlust is, front hip to the lunee g'oints- and no math.- to (it, that n will devclnpul [nul- cle my be trust-d exteiiounly. The third di. viuiun of the' outfit, in from the knee Joint to the ohm extremity of the great tor. This. portion of the lug which vtnbodicg the calf is _ elm-used in white my, black or mottled. hole, an: fancy may wggcst, the blue or red stocking _ being mtlu-r feminine, to be can-fully Molded. l A 'uyrll cap suiticicnt in circumtcrctsce, to con-r the.orgaus of “e tirmncusa, " valuation," and " human nature,", and a pair of mucqnuinn or goat skin supp-mien the feet, to roger the innumerable itrticuintions in thow understand. lug mcruberermplete the outtit. This new l fashion must becotehighly popular, and in a, few weeks, we expdct cycry young man of correct taste, in vcs.?nititical turn of mind, in the city, to have donned, the unit. it inipnrtl a peculiarly smartlppunnce to the we"vr-' the Indie. must tvsvett-and, u about at yard and n half of doub e 'tidth cloth tsuttices for the whole rig, it i: " once evident that the ouitit is an exceedingly cheap geFup. 00nd tlemcn who“ calves are not Well developed may object to it and an): it is stupid, but they will hum to come into this new which, even ', at the expense of wearing mm; pair of huSe, ' to nuke up fur the mingle. , CONCERT IN AID OI' BUILDING A FUND. t'sm,--The Roman Catholic inutguntlot the Township of Longueil having dome to the conclusion that their Worthy and popular Parinh Priest, the Rev. Mt. Brunet, should be honoured in n more commodiolu and subcult- tial domicile than use very uttpretemlirN and somewhat inconvenient tenement which he at prawn occupies, it we: proposed Among some of our music loving friends, to get up th Con- cert Ind Soiree in this place, the proccedu to be devoted to tho swelling of the' building, fund. The "nir moonlit?” come off 'Ott' I Thundn'y, the and "It, nu we no happy. to be would to add that the result was I com- plete success. We nulujoin the programme '. . [ Bead-overture. _ "uett--U vi dirt-m le mnrino, from Don uibvani--Mists Way and Min Grunt. tlong-U have varied to love thee ever.- Mn Steele. Piano ptteu-Mrtr. Daniels Ind Mm. Bu- chuun. ' ' Duett--Telt me where do Fairies dwell- llru. Steele and mu Burner. . Bong-io thee-Mi" Wu]. " tkrlo-Yi "ievvi'so-gontsatitbtttevtiter. Mr. Chane. . Irish Comic Bong--" eighteen hundred and tottponv-M_ Gm”. omrtitto-Avit"s do Beretps-. Rev. “can. Chane, Moment, Grey and Brunet Plano Bohr-tei" Way. . . Dtsett--1art Ill gnther bright ttowcrs-Hra. Emotion end tru. mar. _ trong--The Bridge-Rev. Mr. Ferris. trotNr--Tt" burin' of our door-Mr. W. To the Editor ofthe Tum. ttthat'": Dost. The ball wu pleasingly decorated for the occasion with (by evergreens and variegated 13mm, And presented quite I William .pPfar' Inca. No wane: wgre the doom brett, than -- A n . __ I 1- A If._ _ nut“- Bimriiyurn, the audience irJiiiilG,' and in a m minutes the ground Booe and gallett of the Bpll were tuted to their utmost taptcitr, there being li. terally not in Inch of 'ttttttttt room left un- occupied, uui the Cotnmtttce had only _to n- gret tut in consequence of the restricted also o the building, the door-keepers Were obliged l turn any my person who sought ado mission. Ample "treatment: in the dupe of cotree, who, in, had peel! provided {or the It'tctuiort, but no great was the density of the ciowd, that' the ingenuity of the Indies who lhhd change of thin department, was very no. I vercly taxed at to how aid refreshment: were to be brought within much of the expectant multitude. However, by puning when over the head: of the crowd, and luxurious other wilt-gems, the dulled end v.6 puthlly ob, him-d. Judge Dtnlell then gun I that and good humoun-d midterm, in the course of which he took occasion to pass I very high ttttd well deserved culogillm on the Rev. Mr.. Brunet, and the Concert then comineaced. The hm: hand men-m on ',t occuion was under the Icadcnship ofthe Re . w. Bonn-a. oi Monk-belle, And atRmud gm: delightto the Bttdiettce, who gun vettrto'their 2rtt dun f the dieerent pieces pcrfonnc , in I vefy bubble manner. ad the execution ohhc different well and immanent-l rims than hunt, was very crodibble to II who took - r... As the performers were without exception aauatcum,ntsd nll tequined themeeire' well, it would be cnvidoun to enter into I computin- on of merits, still we cannot but Idch to the Mammal rendering of the celehmtul Solo from IA Bonumbuh " Rennie, by the Rev. Mr. t3isene, which wu listened to with breathless situation and town-dud with several rounds of but] npploulc. In. Urquhart Ind Min Wily quite wonjlne hum of the audience by the performance of the Mutual Duett, " Let in gather bright ftowetr." And Mrs. Steel gave, " I have vmu-d to love thee chr," Jn a way wh'u-h hid us to regret that we bare 30' Eldon m opportunity of hearing her.' . The execution of the Pinno Solo and Piano Dui'" .Iuch u would duIervedly have secured Ipplnunol from . much more critical “(Hence than the malority of those prawn! on the ‘occuion, Md ( Slim Gmttin her kink comic song, "ini Ihgbteett Hundred: Ind Forty," Hrly tested; the rhible capabilities on“ “noun. In the Mom: between the two pun, . hand of Amn- I tear Ethopisn Min'utreln from the “joining village oCHaletstmry made their I W --got up in the most. orthodox. U,t'; vi: - With the matalamplitudt .of lbiMollu, tin eye-gunmen, monMwntchu, &e., Ae. They were received with new: of hush!" by the ( younger “onion of the audience, who in their ( mxiay to get I good look u the when, kept litteitanr chattering over each ttthem, /eFudirtieii. were rewarded by seeing Mr. [ Bones main: some ofthe non horrible {Add [contortiodn it by 'PI' teen oyrttteto wit. mu. This band of Darling Brother. hue among them some capital voices, and nag tavern! musing Ethiopian dimes with very good cam, and tit w; my judge by tho pul- of laughter), much to the delight of the Midi. cucc. The 1terWt: Ambitions, of Males. bury, then in s row - my! well-chosen re. math, exprcued " aunt-lion a new; " may pencils of dim-tent religious dew“. L’Ouaxu, Feb. 26; 1866, A Bbmmuvillc corrwipottdcnt says: A Ity- law fut the repeal of the former om. pasm-d un- der “It DunkinlAcl, was toAlay mm yum-Many uubmi ted to the electortt of thin town, and at tive ("lock May “be vpte'tr new; thus: " the 'it'ii 139, against. it, To, wllnal the Dun- kin B ll is nu longer in force lu-rq, being a majority for repeal of 69. Accpuntn front Dur- llngwh Show . majority in favor of the Bill. ( “In ulna nun. ............. V . ' ling 1ifvtsltyIttwttts, of u nuriuns charactct,havp Iriscny in this man A ‘Inurdur it appears “at: in cotitvmphuion, and n, pmmiuvm hlderutatt) ul TorVutd, an m-ll an Sergeant Major Mint-) ell and Drum-live Mark AFt'rt' alike (onlpllullle with l‘lirintol mm, Captain Nicholas, cm of tts/Hamilton Police, wentto Toronto and got o t a. warrant to arrctrt the Pirlice villa-rs, 'Ind Mk mm arrested, but McDowell. had ticd, 1'urtttvru'it_ov.t'rivt' will nudoulol follow and} lttust uy’lwmmic course of plunder bv ex- posed; CV ' l Nahum Escsrt-0n Saturday, about "oorr, on nntuuahmow-alille took plttcertnto tiattlti an.“ telnt street, from the root of u building “rugged by the Montreal Tchwuph other» The mow carried at large roof ladder down with It, and the whole fell upon n horse and wood'mlel h 'ttt which were two men, mm- pletelb' “trying them. The men and the hnrwx‘were promptly dug out by the people in the viyinity, when it was f1gf that no one was hurt. 1 The escape from dent I by the mum; hulde ' ol'.by the greet weight of the snow, wu c ceedingly mrPuatc.--Quehee Gaunt. Mm‘mnv MovrttttsTtc--"1 here in little doubt ‘thot the rumour to which we referred u. day or two ii" ofthe intended removal of the right wimrptthle toth Regiment from this city is corrcdt. _ It in aid that the left wrrig now um- tiunco} in London, will also be removed. One wing goes toNontrcrtl, the other to Ottawa.- Wtust Regiment will replace the 16th bcrd, we hive not positively learned. A tattalliois I .1 ..-AL ".-..-..-a M ...,.- m- . ___ . ofthj 60th Wer, and the 25th Regiment, "Th "King: bmi Bordercrs," In: both men. tioneii. We take it " granted that troops will it,1,,1t,'t: to bu National in this city,-- Mam 'tott Spectator. ‘ Tillb GALT Batitt ltommw.-The mostytart- - . "._-.__....- 1mm. otvPriday last, the Non. tir. Mel'ln-rson, member for the tiaugeen Division, addrr-usul a ltsrgtrjntetittg of his constituents at Creamore, I in “liable speech upon the moment aspect of ',1th,ottlle', country, and enpeclnlly with re. gard the qurstinnu of Reciprocity and Con. trdc tion of the British American Provinces. "tlee pressed his firm belief in the ultimate trlu ph of the fricndu of cottfartatiott, and pain Niout that whilst this country would galleria: gum measure if the "vciprocity 'l‘rcatyyus net renewed/the United states woul sum-r tpa far grcater extent than our.. solve . The apt-cell is said to have been able and triotic in the highest degree,, and was readied with thunders of applause by the meet ng. _ Pri ate Idvices from St. Thermal, (Mont. magi y,) inform us of the suddeadeath there hut week of . married lady from the alleged neglect and ignorance of her attendant ne- couehcure, who from the unusual appeatancr' of " ill formed child at its birth, eoncluded that all the usualduties nppertliuing tp, her delic'nto ot1ias hodbeen performui. 0a the inquest, it “I mrtablished by the testimony not I rogulnr practitioner, that the accused had neglected An ordinary and emutial part of, hr: duty, nnd that death had annual from in- I tern? tkinorrhage in connequcnec. The jury l how vet in View of the admitted unusual nature of the me, exonerated the nurse from blunt: and gave n verdict of acc)iiental death. The people of Iryptityrdon, Canal: East, are hulking about A railway to run nearly parallel with the St. Lawn-aw from Coughnamtga, through who counties of, Chabvauguny and - . - . . . A. “A A, .t v..-. .......,.,.. ..._ -_eW'eeeee'" __ ., _ lluntingilon to Potsdam in the State of New York, to be built by local enterprise and cupi- tal. 'Ah the people pt the same town and locality are Just,tsow9bottt. to be rut off from tttttgi easy access to the tit. Iaswrenée try the any of eight miles of plank road which they, have not tt wisdom nor lilwmiity w plot-e inn y ble condition, although the cost yould not exceed £3000, their construc- tion of Imilwey that they could net'bund for lope than £300,000 in slightly improubie.-- Mutual Tokyo-ill. , i It in mtifying to learn from General zirco- ney'i latest Ipccchcl " Fenian moctin in tho United Staten that his prepontlonl for the i union of Can): ue complete, Ind that the Jinn of campaign communicated in con-r Metee to the delegates, wont every third mun lot whom it a ipy he: been approved and ulcpled. We 'poor Guildha- my therefore -hopiito be put out of our misery very Ihortly, tut;is he won an the one armed hero can campy the my of invulon with ita millery, and munitions, across the frontier in all: tnvolling tag. In the meantime the plutw deretp of servant girls In leading jolly lives; 'i1,'t'trf.'l,' tion" down gnllcte kimono lured to't' rty-rud. whiskey, and More clothe. end patetrt-leatker boots on plentiful won; the gout-Ila and eentrea.-.nltgraph. -7 " 131mm) roDn-m.-Wa turn from the 8t.1 Ttee Home Journal that last Saturday night An tu"', named Fox was literally burned to den . He obtained nrhis.ker-cutiUHr to Inw-Hromo tavera-keeper in the neighbor- hM of Walhccmwn. On Saturday evening Po Arith other Indium, encamped for the [that u the an concession of Dunwich.-. Dunn; the night the shanty caught tirc. One of the Indians, "raking,' had lurch time to dragihil aquaw And two children from the hut. Bet rning to save the drunken ludinn, the magic“ in just us he mus-bout P, ottter the . _ _ _ I -___ ., ce.. Ttf, L‘.-\.\ ADIAN N F,Wt le C" III -...r._.tv tW-ret--"-" __ doo giving1 him a [arrow chanel tor bi; life, and iuring the Indian, Fox, in tho building. A _ net's inqucu Wu held, at which Dr. Camden presided tutd I verdict was returned in doc-ordnnce v the Above fuels; also charging I Mr. Mi light: with giving whiskey ti, the, Indiana. . l tii: cue or Watsurtx1tYeerterd9. mor' ing, a child, tied tour years, the can if poo? pareptarm"n Many-n, living in M ' Sorlby'; Counsel, Ontario Street, died fro the News of injuries received the previm a thy, tram his clothes catching tire. j mot let hulett him in the house along wi two/other children, in chuge of tbtt old r thp while she went out to look " w . Dur ng her thence, the little fellow, wh n playing with lightid papery fell and hi! clothes ignited. Berore the heighbor5 w 0 View iirmed at his cries, had run in “133$:th the fumes, his body and fa we {rightfully burned. Although the bur a wet: very severe, the little fellow did not a f. fer inch pain, and no fears wen entertain d furlllin life until almost within an hour of His Tiiiii'," which took yet yesterday: No ip. _quetha.ty.en incl being thought t1nneceti- tiar.t.-- W My. Than quu up Ann-unis“ 1uttmoan.--. jTht! Three Rivers "Inquirer says, there are (ttet',',',',':', conplnints about the way in which '/the' hrcu Riven and Arthnbtska bunch of l the tsrysti, Tmnk Railway is being manngrd thierinter. It mm that thu can uve not l M more than three or toar trips within. the lutg‘ortnight. "No effort has been made by l the company to encourage (might: for Part, I Inn or Boston; though, there would pl, nty lot!» ng, if mun-re my VI! liberal. When upcdiol rote. have been agreed upon t in win- _ ter ik Montreal, thoAgent here bu n t been pot! ; add-yr have clnpoed, And letters mt! lcgmm pared, before the goods were deli cred tothetr owners. We are also told that charges were made on tmnahipping freight at no ofthe way “than, but the parties re- t to pny them. It% nid that goods shim Ked‘ t MontreIl on the tnd imht, for Three him, have not yet urivod. If the road is eve to be worth mythlng, either to the can. try or the Company, the latter must look after I in Moment, and that baton it in too late." Tir: Kitchener who prided himself of his enlirly dinner, fund the following words writ. ten Mel-hie mintelpieeee-" Come an seven, go l), eleven."---". younger Culeml , being one by the doctors guest, manned t we " it)' In the last hue, and so made it read "iO It eleven.” ,r-0n Saturday, about noon, sslide took plttcertnto . tiattlti L from the root of u building “nun h Ily- CLOSE OF TUE N crsuoai, ELECTIONS Till? BAND OI" TWA' 251/: K.o.trs ro Ill-I pitFlsrhNT. _ Howrah Pd). 28th, 1866. ( Hun: Mr.Cartivr pun-mun west lo-morrow, in unh-r to be pn-wnt'ut the Cornwatrdinmt at which a lurgv number of persons 1mm this city, includini; the Band of the 25th regiment, will he prom-m. ' Thu xuuuivlpal clu-tiunu closed at 4 (fr-luck many, hut um rum]! cannot bc made known Vumiflvuu- at night LATEST mum MislWITlltit"s A Bl'MORED SPLIT IN hwh.t l'ULIt'b' Iii/{CI} DURING THE ' SENS] (IX. W coch"rtu'cr'M'i' WINDS 13 clltct'I 'l'ltrF. ' . TOR L'Il Llu'll 1' I’RUL'ESSIO.\' I! l" Till: FE.Vl.-1.\'S. 'Nsw Yotut, 2e.--In consequence of the tur- bulent disposition matsifcst luy wane portions of the people in Wautington, it Inns been decmed newsmry lo put on an extra police imu- during this time of Sussiun. . ' lictt. t'oinstock of Grm. Grant's huff, arrived in Warihing,ton, from Tom: with impurtunt reports fur the Hunt. Gencrul, the lMter rum-h- cd Washington yer-teddy morning, And at. uncu repaired tohis utmdAttattempwhere he is busily engaged in military atrnim. ,, m C _ ... .. ' i, . Lu“, ......“ _.... "I ,..“_".7 v” -ee . The I'm/um". Wanhingtun telogmm says, therc'.'YS a prutmta-d Session of the Cabinet yesterday at which, all the memlmm were-present. Rumorstarc in circulation, that Ithariuus diB'crcncvof opinion cxistg bctwectt “ the 'siecrctary of the Treasury and the Comm» " otcurrrocy,bot1t in rtspvct to financial pulivy and the nuw tiuaimid phases. Thu Timcs buys, next Sunday will-complete one year since the Senators from Tami-moo were elected to their seats in the U. tl. Senate. It is hardly possible that thow gentltrruets will be permitted to tak: thoir Heats twt/tre their . lirxt senitorill your shall be expired. The in- _ dimtions are that about three fourths of the ' Sanawrn' will vute in favor of admitting tue Tctutcstwe members win-n the motion comes MONTREAL SPEC/AIL DESI'A TC”. 'rHF/coRtOVALL MSNEIL u . 'lr. s. Garrison delivered an address in brook- lyn last evening. lie tin-nominal tln. Presi- dent's policy in m'vcrc tel-mu. Hethous',rhthat Sol-retary Sewn-d might better' have fallen imder the hand ot the assassin Payne than to havevarticipstediit lest Thursday cvcuiugs mocling at the Cooper Institute. __ --. .. . - 2”. ----.- a,“ mm"... .._ w..- 0.-..-. m . The ”rmN'a Washington sperm my“ The streets an- fnll of rumors of cabinet mange..- uctterat Butler‘s arrival at this particular jum- tare wax surmised by some to have been dv- termiasl by the lute break between the J'rctri. dent and his Cabinet; and not a few bclieve he contidently expects a place, should any “man: cic'n occur. The same special‘uiso ya: Some time ago u board of otticem mum pointed to examine applicants for the “Mind * among ofticcqs of the regular Army an it now ninth-J -e- . A --» - s, ._ 4' -. ..,IJ..L a u.~ .......... --. W. .V __ . There were about 450 places, .fyr which , 000 applications “we made. F A __ . ... A .. , _..x._._ ”an...“ m-.. Wu..,.,...--..-.._ ""'ee - Something like 2:50 deserving sdhlicru, runny of _whom had served yum in thc army, pus-ed their exautitustion before this board.. t is tated,howrrer, that the real numimtio for the places, have bum made tram many a ong candidates pmutcd by ifongrctur.tttso, and who have not passed the boards. Thow mn- imltions were sent to the Santa yestc y, for confirmation, t ‘Lor'rsvlus, gtth.-T'bv Fenians had on in). posing torch-light procession to-night, and an enthusiastic meeting It the court house. The sum of 4,000 mm eollected. F The Herald: Wrruhington correrpndetit 53)" it is understood thlt during the late excursion of Secretary Sunni to the Went Indian, he selected a harborin the Island of St. Thomas, to form a rendervous for our notional vesrco, and that negotiations wiih the Dnnirh,wtho- ritien have reunited in securing my the use of thetume, which will btof immune nine to our'gorernment in one of foreign in. N"! Dunn, gtth.--Advieers from (hives- ' ton state that the Texas Butte Convention udoptul the Amendment to the Constitution ,aholiahing involuntary oeriitude, except for; crime; protecting African descendants in their rights of property, nnd thawing them to textify " the courts, by I vote of 56 nguirut 26, and ordered it to be engrossed. . ' The Agents of the Fremitnett'tt Burma re. Porta that armed hands in the interior of Texas are defying the United sum soldiers, and maltrcuting the laborers 'on the planta- tions. Forces have keen sent to “Yard pro- tection. _ - l I J - .l _._.l Hgbmps are thou! to be almndoncd the Freedinerrreaoved to plchl of safety "iiafJaiti/keit oompmind interest in: in circulation, dated Fri). tr,th,t864 ctal arrests have ben made. _ . Cé4B' DIILHLn Ina-v _ vx\-- --'. Bonus, ggth..-The lummuhip Europa sailed this morning, taking 24 passengersfor mm and 21 tor'.Lrverpoohtnd galspcéio. ', ' Neir dun“, tTap-The Mexican Ting" of Jammy 27th any; -t'severat ExAhrttteder- “a law arrived " Cordon carom to.the American colony near Multan. This colony isdoing yell, and cotton in being extensively planted.. _ _ ' A Portumlose Colony ds settling " Hun.- "ridrt1tsuese Colony .in chipgoc. _'.. ' I “who“ Rowan“, t8th.--ht about .4 o’clock this morning a bottle 6llcd with explosive fluid was thrown through the window of n house on Suhgctte Struet, (x'cuyioxi by Capt. Bottom, consume of the trd Ward. The Captain was sleeping in the room, which In suddenly unycIOpul in than”. He camped alive; though somewhat burned, but it is thought not seri- wmcwnu "'"""", mu no u nun-5... ..-- _ _ -- ously. The author of the outrage is unknown, but summed to be the officer who wu M. fended by the Consublc in the din-huge of his unit-kl duty. tare' You, 28th.--The Bio Grind: Cuun'er tare' You, 28th.--The Bio Grind: Cuun'er mm that, Wutterey has no French troops, and only 500 Imperial troops. The city is nearly deserted by in best inhahimnu, who had gone to the satementaarltcrc there was a French force. The aluminum-n: of the pace by the French troops wu owing to julnusy onrthe part of the Mexican commander. C . ___ -- ‘- - . ,,-L_ \'_.. mill" m. - r-" -. -- -t-ie---eee" - The Macon, (it, Journal “y: the Nashville- t Gingham Railway (Johnny have brought a suit against. their late, Pumlderst, for permit- ting the mic of the road by the hm rebel to- rerttment. Damages no man $1,000,000. English pawn confirm the report that I'ic- colominiis iieareroeltiirri.th . muady of the spine. Her [redial advisers 40 mo: be- lieve we on: iur'v"tvis may weeks. T A lover trying to exphin some qcicatifie theory to his fsir intunorain, said, " the ques- tion is diftHult, and I don't see what I can do to make it dear."-" Suppose you pop it," whikpcrtd "met Jemima. _ V , Coon, 1ivv-,tyts.rel/rtrFh.v.r. what on earth, Fred, could have indu¢ed you to' be out a day like this in that dress; without 3n umbrella? tp?rtd/i'artll.--h'.ou Bee, moth! “Inuit"- ' unann- .N.'9'_e--" - - - I ' it's such ndoouid long time since we've. had any Wain, that it') quite a amnion, and 1' m enjoying ll. i, l, The latestgdviccu from Australia, Mate that the House of Assembly of View bu been disolval, u the only menu of cutting the knot or removing the dad lock between the New Home: of Pu'liunent. It id stated that great diwnflction It this act of ulterior, rcconm wu felt in Melbourne. An exciting election ‘content muticipatfsd, And it wu considered UNISON QUINN“ minimum, m u T.....-".""'"-". not at Ill improbable that. when the newly elected Home “enables the difficulty my be found“ serious never; V GOSSIP Fnox usrosur.--rhe Oxford Cur- ragmdent of the antral! writes as follows , -- e have hard it rumored n Oxford ‘that Mr. Goldwin Smith, Regina Professor of Modern Bistory.in we l'uiversily of Oxford, will shortly reign hiu‘aupoiuuuent. We understand it is 1"cl,/,'l10rl,'rf to produce an illustrated Punch at Oxford; while mother publicati‘on, entitled the tyder. graduata Journal, will make it's announce _ at Oxford this Ireek. A N J.vp'f.'fdNcl f, JL It 'itiNF1. TELEGRAPH. hy " THE PRES] DENT THE CAIN y l-l'l' 50min . Bev- THE Humour)! 2" PRESElt Ct 7103‘ AT SILL . {the British Cousuhr (impish; at Bantu writing uudrr din; of the 1st of February " ‘u P-- ' 'T-ti-ct awning " was to“. that tlv. rt, “mimic; a Duh-h “mm-l, 1'aptaiu:0orcm (um Java, jmt (fume inmthis port, had m I and un Khalid: captain whom she hm md ' .. .- _ {Klimt (“yelling " was told- that lbw ttrl Imam/a, a Duh-In Vow-l, i,uiiiicih:icirl om Java, jun! ctane into' this port, hm! on and tn Englim captain Mmm she Ind (kid upin tin lust Mage of n-xlmustimn at a. Hiu)taing Ott botrd.1 "a" the ruwuw' an lying onxcom-b, his ace pale sud thin. udu"unl_ fact bsusdagtst, but withn mlm d than ful coqntcttattce he rrlalul tho ful- ming ti my»: m‘ll as his wcakencd sum-r ould . 'nnit ..-eHc, Captain John 't'asyy, ax the munnmmlrr ot" the Jam Ll'll'dl'll. wncr, r. '1'!"an L. Seaman. The Venn-l, ith m-v mm: mm”: and a cargo of woiid, wan gum-ding I'mnu nvln-c to Falmouth, and wnnturcd no l, n than tour heavy cities, no limit on In (i MM 21M; in tat. 40 ag.. tim. 33 te; w.; hirll vomplrmy disabled cr, the (earful kc s mounting 40 an [nigh ch (uh- bad in ir Mr“ Mm, arrrttsp, I ever "hing on clerk. and cwry soul on 1 rd M,Wm\|nl nut of twr. Nitte oi t n- vrvw wm- tlttts, lost, but the captain and t tit rm if the mu mammal turumin thc ship. ntwiul 'ndim: it was dark, being nin-‘clm-k. m, ’llwyull‘m 'k n-fngu- in the nmintop. hick " armrvd 5 . by 4 ft. While ther" thc \A-ssvl c- win-d. innm-raing than in tlu. mun-m but. thcy livid l') and she rightml herself, tht cargo lights; on y of wood. 'th" vvstarl trat _ -- -- . ... . _ _ta_,A J... '"'P'" ”nun “v; _ gmduul‘y driwn to 2261-3. W, luugiludu. dur- ing which time tlu. I yr mun-rum, having on- durcd the punks of lump-r, and mm torment- ed with I raging thin“. had the agony ot' 'ice- ing tun Vend- in Rho distance [was un-ccsuivc- ly on thvir comma Death front tlarve can.“ stand ttfrm in the face I tirtst, from the. wan-l Inn-skim: up, an ulna was hourly [aging to pieces ; thou from the than: of collision dur. ing the' dark tcmpestuoutt nights; and hvstly, from ntqrvatinn. In npitu of the cap- tain's -ptohilvitlion, lid)“: of the turn stole down while horn asleep during in tempura“ ' lull to try Mid bloke their maddening thirst with ‘the " whiter, but this Ami)" incrcaseud , their torment and brought dcliri m. Two l nien’ bee-me violent, and. the l pain was 1 “bligcdto “up then; down, in hieh stun theicxpircd. Oncpoirlod (Will' Thoma!) I “gm! nimrteen. dicdo the Igthds after the vessel was struck, in a quiet delirium; all. itttrepeatelity on his mother to give him adrinls, and to that thé door to keep out the cold, cud extending his hand to nknke that of imaiutvdfricttdr, he sunk peacefully to tdeep. Knuth”, Hugh liiu‘, died about the elev- enth duy trout ('xposlm' and the emu-u of drinking salt water. it may be. well togive the name“ ,of the rest of tho crews. Fai- win Maury, Cllitr mate, lenves a destitute family at 24,,Green Street, Plymouth. Sam- uel Bird, second mate, addrrs,tt not remem- hated, leaves infife and childo n in England. John Abrey, oiled M, cool., louver I wife only. Henry Pytpe,addretw unLnown, lhyeau of age, was the main support of his widomd mother, and the eldest“! six children. Evan Davin, ivashcWoverboaru, haw-s a family " I Pembroke docket, Milford. Pram-is Mania, mixed er, or so, married, died alter 15 day.‘ ex- posure and tstarvation; bcsioming delirious, he proposed eating the dead body of one of the crew, which the captain forbade: Alfred Bol- . (on, who had run away from Liverpool, aged dlxk'cn or scvctttccu, died delirium, after} drinking will water. John Pugh, who married I fortnight before soiling, was drowned. Jag. Grimm, Jamcs~Connully, of uhngow, Thomas r tleak, all youngludn, were drowned, William Maitlnnd, bf 1'ifihouth, young asmiturrtutrrud, died after fourteen days of exposure nod Mar- ution. 'l‘houm Bowen, married, died otter . tifteen days. The last of the crew who died by the' captain's side wan June: George . Batty, the 'arpenter; he “I hopeful till “moo-t the last, hlkitg within an. hour , of his death, which did not-take plm till the l {sixteenth thy. As the poor fellow: not one I ranother, all dying apparently in their t lean; there budivs Wurtt dropped off the main- .. . .u..L n,..|....|.-_;.. 1V1", ”Viv mi “\IV -rr" -_ ___ -__-_ iii _on to the deck, but the last body the ap, [ ”n kept tmmty hours by Ill: line. the mutilation to open a vein and drink thu dead shuf- blood was strong upon him ; but he firm- _ ly resisted it, tind lingered on for an more long days, sustaining life by drinking as much min us he could collect by tyinghiu can; round the must, sud I'Ben it heaunc dratcheU,suck- log it The tar thus tsbrorbed with the min, he justly thinkn, helped to preserve him from utter exhaustion. The fact, too, of his being better elutlled llmnjhe. New, he thinks, may also account, humanly tipeaking, for his mu- vellum; preservation. He were three woolen isliirU, two pairs of stocking, two pairs of trou- uenwmd ma boots. three Imats-otu.' of which ,rasewturpTol-a, up, and a waterproof Int. " onthe '2gttt night he hid himlvlf tut'on the pinintop, _ us he expressed it, resigning himself to his doom, whatever it might ho, cunmioun of bis critical condition, wt not losing all hope, or his lawn, though his brain . became so weak that he often heard voiéeg cauing,usotnetime, in most [moons Ira-nu, "Coptninl Contain? 'On one occasion, hm distinctly hUid Broke. ny, ‘Cnptnin, your fortune irblown may-J So diutinct and "bar m it, that he exclaimed, f Who are you T And then,' t tuft help it' In kid he utill Mt that. the God whoJuui extended his merry to "tint poking could still an: his life, and he F again prayed that a Vein-cl might come to his rename. The following morning, the . 18th Jnnury, " patient hope In: mused, for the Ida Eluabeth, unknown ta him, Ind nun-d the. wreck the previous night with the intention of destroying next morning no (hngcrous nn object. Captain Chm-y, having now for the tirsttitne nightml the ship, ruined his feeble Arm to airplay his colours.' Chitin Duran, on seeing thir unexpected uign of lik, had the esuusud man sinfully cooveyed on board the Ida Edythe“, where, according to [ his pnyor, I doctor WIS ready toTeceire Lim/ whogwith the oqtairtand crew, showed him the syn: pull: y and Attention of brothers what “an stringent. In nine thy: they ruched Nieuwe Diep. Daring the me the docter kindly' mutt to Mrs. Casey, who in living at W,’ Cornwall, Ind has a your»: family. The, (by .Mr’tbe arrival of Um Ida Hardball, ('th Curry wu removed to the Marine Howl“! here, and plum! in 3 man comfortable apart- ment, our unsigned to and "like". He in under the skilful treatment of In. iiachs and Dr. de Ranch-r, whowith the attenauu, - him every pontible kindnvu and considers. tion. " it hommllhnt in a fortnight or three weeks he my be able to rctum to his home, and that his blackened, {Women fingers and toe my be curl-d without gmpuulion." Fu3eat--Estrn. ' No. I, No. , A " -. - . Iv- .-_...V 'eeee" P" gym? 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LAMB -.htr's. than“ and It“)? din, fonm-rly of Qurlwy. he: kiwi- lo "tam the chin-nu or0ttuwn, and thr. lndiu 'dtt larly, that they um- tired to do all k d KBWING “'UKK,k-x--ulhd by the nth. in the wry can”! and “I'M dumuelV Tin-y n-qu-dfully solid! unit-m. and - . strict 'sttimtiort and [mm-Alum " in Illin . to merit I iibcml ”Home. "l" c for when}. . “Mikey decidedly {mm Put-mount quiot. _ T Lard he", a " ATM. V iiiG/Atclcomisr of Water Emma. T , mun, Fell. 1,1360. ' . wry landfill! r modrrntebpetive. I , _ ht'C ue-l 2e, ekmhg trx. " use A Buvas'tt War-Tuite was! vt.",',':,',',',',.' has nun" lawn in Im- ova twvritye s- it tartttttA h- mid that they m- an told. law beittt tuorxmsrhtytriM, and , (on we aathority of tttour whom " " halal they haw: prawn-rd) bola-I - 10mm unaiuvuuy ttttlin' ttevi-aei " ittuenin totnettt will inuri-l-ly PI ide 1ourhs, no": thrst, and all brtnsebi - “out. One fair trial will rum-inn: - 'heptiaal. Sold by All mu“: itw ‘. {emu per by. . .u A "Cough," “mud; or in-iuld tt that!!! to progrvss, rank» in anti-m cry and Bram-hid atrertiutvh "ttcuti in. astm..' " Brown): Bnmctal Tan “ dually the menu] In“. and gin: . “all! n-lirf. In Hipm'hi‘lin, A“ tb tart), they m Lemma. in. AIM , h genuine Brown Bronx-lift! Train. "" have proud their efbawy br' I In! - may yum. Alumna Gtimouiats thur,tdbucy an: letters hom-- . bl H. Chqritt, DO., Ho" Yurk. . hear] Wad Beecher. Mm, K. . N. P. Wink, New Yoet, , Mon. C. A. Phelps, Print. Ian-when“. In. G. P. Bigelow, Mon. 1 l PHI. Edward North, Clinton, KY. I I Surgeons in tbe Army, and "ut' It“ SKEW" 'mr, 2.500 Inn-h W 1' nce lr' r " Sold everywhere Pelmmy 6, "use. control n! ma, tbe :hurw in ma] thy moat -iousbte; but in it not a up many who mm hum-m, and wbo IR dent on the ir In»: " I living, dual to give ihem that tart' Ind MG!" tttcir own interest; no In: than the " comfort of the horse demands. The icinc for hum-I is " huh-y'- Auth T ttctutsiy m4 Camditioet lath-inc $0! - Ltd be my d0th is sate und (all; . LII! MC "H "V--'"'.. ... - - -" - ttemetaitrerthotnme,aad my“ - ture of ffqrd ' co.,dr on ad: Wilt“ ' North”: ' Lynn, Ke-tie, C. Tr., hm; for the (m. 6otd by " druid". A l ad Quin, Jun. :5. In him" 2e.-Wms. ll. L unwi- Hun- Sir N. Belle-I. uncut; E. I. I Mitt ma; ".ff. NIH}. Sf xrzw rirfiiiiiisiapi1? Money to Lend- Tul Ill-r IOII‘IIIJ’ “If" a. mum runs“? MM SOCIETY will In an a mooning" m. a. THL'RRDM'. an. mm. f I yhon die 'e? a: kind will In - Ottawa, Inch I, pr Fol _IALI. " 7:27.31}. d n s'Cll'.'l In th- tret FiUeht Ct-qioer, tyruth nu a w $5. " M tp.',', Flelm- lull. "d /ia,ir4 all. Terms wink tiberat. IuIiP' 21 Meal-n. up?” to tbe " I“. rr , P" Jim! W _ ' _ _ Tm: “null-1. 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