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ing'ench other in grace

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onelt will not rotors to don «figs» ‘ rostent 'eos . e is supposed to

y Geld it“ i .' . r. Ibsen Jones. the liberal readi- kWt from moon's (busty. has been obliged . Reports he been extensively Catholic supporters that ho was a Will. and it was thought that this ms t...“ “" “"".." “33.23:;

o ho- stron y mm wbieh has just rrbllelrsd those reports. Cd NI u- ncoount 0‘ Is anti—Roman livr. ** tt.:trrtr:rugr"rrtrr~‘~u e ’o in r t r gotryan

Was well sotbolrwant ofju gmsntlu thus render» my showishbswal of one of Ireland's warmest The Corporation of the Ci? of Cork have adopt- appnanimous vote. a poolu on urging the Govern- Imltopsrdari and discharges!) persons now rrg out of Want for dosaplicity in into Mon dis-

a.!&.t.-—A deopetchhao been received horn Colonial ee dated July 80th. refusing the Royal no- to the li hing theGoverner's salary. at last

t. It expresses reluctance of flinisters emotion inflected“ Csnndian Perliemsantkhwt

allowed him to provide no tune".

in; to the comfbrthofthe body, the screen-arsenic

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2.-—A Nautical despsieb states that

he hunocted to identity Whalers as

of T. D'Arcy McGee. and who led recently

suns. hso been red. Gold rm. I

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'owed i—

} glibovbood of Bellrworth and Brandeis on e on Saturday. The Iitaiion at Inndelo soul In and hr a short time the entire village. numbering x houses. was rn ashes. Inhabitants were taken to lawlmweglndwmwlixdflior. ahewoodoemtiil Junke- mun-p on new imminent

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. ‘ ‘ when. Sept. t.——Oonsoia closed at 94. By order from thoWsIOlt-e. rssrnitingdw the Army in Insole baeboon tho grill 1 posts the free of ., nut o to to on tier .5! Papal States. a .P". 1......“ " ".’i.'.".:l."'...."‘l.‘§' limit ""‘”' vsn y. to st country. m that peace would coartirm. because Europe neod- ‘ “Hum dooiredii. Trance wmeuong enough, and it wesno cursintnostnow to break W declaration of the Minister was resolved with ’ so applause. All the men arrested en sus- oftektrrg port in the Tipperary disturbances lave . no evidence having been elicited for their!

for the very disiir

I the Mother Country. I brat means of fostering

reap the lm'gcst amount of advant- change of their ctlve con to us ill at because

in the mouth or the Gulf of St.

to dicmte terms

‘i Wanna”. hie. nearly in rectum severely nor. his .wndhlspbysieienssepostthathls condition is

!"Ym.8.—A Iethss’frowifi deiedA Otkun Mohavoco—ittsd m u

anothu m cl vandalism "mm"

“Bpudtlrrin' and Inns. An nous-l to launch the steamer

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one. Eept 8.-—Bishop Pistol: some time since order to send a Delegate to the (tarballs Synod abbot to co vvno under direction of tho mot. and has been banished to S M

. l .-—I.ondon pspers are discussing the

mtyhstweon tbo‘United States and China. The floor

with saqlctee. The Sandor-d. on the contrary.

“.mhbwostyd to show the United ltetu have s

III-ml! ini Inns. dept. e.-'i'lro Connemara who bailttbs Ile- wspoltssundorgronnd rsilrosdinrhfo oily. have node n to meet the proposed und 0. 'gitymwwtho talre‘nirsd

res w projectors ms to so... .Iotunda . ur'. lthoi ' “m " " banana .1 bn‘l‘ lief.“ it tb

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reosivsdtho Democratic nomination tb’rmilrrvorncrm ’ a York. Gold in}.

both parties to do so. nothing morn. lie (Gen. tier . make against our Queen. it was

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common lanauag

viewed as the common rtv of

“P” charsclerooonrl mounted. or if ’ i M derhctstotbonoluonngiossxodrsco h. lrishmencoe

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lsihonorer the mmtfiom o: the m WMw-svorymditetnonumamr. rhoytook . “Watson M was entrusted with rnnnncoaattcsrosuwn nouoeov aseustv noon

inwh‘eb them when. and be discharged his test with much tests. 'rts Union Jack and the Star- npangled Donner were prulbsoiy displayed. inter win- ntl hide. Artistic vases, sup- plied with the choicest flowers. added to the «flinch while gratifying the senses. Hr. Murphy. of the North A‘merlcen hotel. performed wonders in tho short time

to: we must say that we never saw a more varied er bountiful supply spread out with better taste or judg- ment. The Hon. Joseph llenoley occupied the choir, assisted by the lion. Edward Palmer. as Vice President. 0n the right oftbe former sat Gen. Butler. end on the left Judge Poland. To the right of the latter sat Capt. Heryman. end to the let! the lion. )tr. Lenin. Ranged amend the tables were the other guests, American and Colonial. to the number of one hundred. Alter attend-

courmcnccd by thalion. hir. Hensley proposing the first regular toast. “the Queen and loyal Famllv"-—wlrlclr ho prefaced with a few happy remarks. Galbraith" hand" "man". W m “n "n", “mum,” ‘1’ 3 ‘ i-nm the some sncestryas themselves,-—inersirers of the even'rg. responded by playing the National Anthem i The chairman also proposed the next must -“ The Pre- dcpendon‘. people. s'dent of the United 8ra:cs."—-Gaibrslih'n bend again 0

Lawrence.

with respect to that most irr- pov‘tant interest They came to no. further. because~ they were not likely to create complications. such as desired to say. however. was this. that slibonuh not is. must, olneoossity. be raised when the question of Re- miller with trade and the question of the ilslrcrics. be clprocity came to be dealt with in connection with was quite unprepared to ilnd ouch mm and especially .iro neighboring Provinces. Boon they fbnnd the most such women as they had found in this outoof-tbc-way f‘e tile soil in America. not excepting even the prairies , corner of the world. They would. he was sure. pardon o‘the West. Here was everythingtbst couldbcdeslred,‘tbc allusion to the ihlr sex. when he told them that in the way of raining immense ousntltles of valuable ' Kentuckians. but especially Scotchmen. had an amiable Why then should not the best markets be weakness in that direction: and. whatever might. be his secured for those products! Inch of the arid and rug- other innings, he would be able. on his return. to tell the '{cd lands in the Bantu-n states could only be turned to people oftlre Beats he had the honor to represent. that o p-ofltable account by Yankee energy and enterprise. they had seen a people who were woolly of their friend- whose mannactorieo gorse mnioyrnent to isms numbers ship end «teem . that they had found here on his ad that u. rid Increased the wealth of the nation generally. and was capable ofproduclnx what no our" poniou ofAmeri~ of whose productions they would gladly exchange for the ca. perils a. could produce with corral )‘rtclllly; that the productions of this Island. They had come to see this people 0 this Inland raise in abundance just. what the

'lne country. and they had, amongst other things. oh~ American people want. who. in the'riuru. can furnish in served that large numbers of Yankee usher-men were equal abundance the very articles that are wanted here. now upon these coasts. Theoe hardy iisbermcn had lcfl And for whetcversnrriilces the people oftlris Colony myht their own granite clldh for the purpose of rosecutlng be disposed to make. in order to secure reciprocal rec the fisheries. int they had not. he fen-ed. ii wave kept trade with the United States. the would. he felt assured. ' ill the Vail-ed States. “ it is a well-known firct.” said szrlctly witdrouttho three-mile l'ne. Thedelezatlon come be compensated ten-fold by the ibere not to ask that hospitality which Americans had had seen a telegram. since his arrival in P. E. lslond. by aelwsys received in thin country. but to ask. sseright. which be was informed that the British Minister at to be allowed to come into the harbors of this island Washington (Mr. Thornton) srrd Mr. Seward. \vr-rejust ;whcnever it might be found necessary to fish within the now unpaired in negotiations for a renewal of the ltch- threcourile limits. and to exchange the productions of prccity Treaty, to embrace all the Provinces of British

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owing to the chairman rem the t Ishlag inte~ in “fizml was the ty of the to son , all parts of he with."me to ! ll<r~1tsri to whose had very lit. and is which. consequently. stereos. 'nrodologetos were. how- . extremely pleased with their tholrv lithdbosl scon- he hour of their arrival to that moment. It was no at to him. be said. nor to those who heard him. to any that. when he embarked on this on tion. he wee entirely lgnoran of everything. save t more knowledge ofits mmp ical position. connected with this island or its inhabitants. But when. on reaching its shores. their eyes beheld this dneeirricultursi count y.—whrn they be- hold it peopled with such also race of ileum-everything. in short. so widely dlfl’e-cnt from what they had expect- ed to ilrrd in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. their retoolsho merit was greater then he could undertake to describe. Since his arrival. he had been nairrally led to inquire into the state of the judlcla‘J and the Public School svsicm of this island. and ire was astonished sttbestnlr oi’ advancement—nay of perihelion—st which the co - o 1v had arrived with reference to both these lrupor. mt until-rs. But more cspcclrlly was he astonished when he learned how they had dealt with the loud titles of .lre colony. A ieuantry on a large scale was totally rm- adnmcd to this side of the At anilc.——in A nerlca eve'jv man's horse was. or ought to be. his home. end lrls l‘arrn iris lr'nmlorn. They had the same dlmcult question tfl dcri whh in the United States. and in some cases It was not sciticd yet; when. ltuwover. he found that ibis l'tilc colony irad irregplcd with this question. and lied come 03‘ conqueror. c was. hc. would agqu any, per. fcctlv lost in amazement. With all these things tin-v

crlvcd the dcpntst on ofwblcir he was the chairman. Mill‘- ’l’lrc Yer-eptiou they had met with could not fklito make the ‘ deem-st impression on all their hearts; and they would 1M“ 0' '"mmcl‘v allow him to say that in coming tothls Island. they came . “f "WNW well ” SRmWI'v no; mu. m, dam, of hope. or mm to mun.” Wm. ; but ho had seen sumcicnt to induce him in sfl‘lrm ilrnl ; the happy relations subsisting between this Colony and l They camosimply to consider the their usual interests and ad- ljesflng cxlot‘ng mridb. so thnt both countries might

from the free inter- , ties. They had come i ey recognised this island as bold- called upon by the Chairman. also responded in the toast

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both countries whenever it might be advantageous to North America. wanted toget all this. and let them see to it that they do it well." The people of bed a complaint to the Western Slates had no particular interest in this is: no Sorcrclgn bed question of Reciprocity. Neverthclrfl. an inlill’) could done so much to damage Republicanism as Queen Vic- not be inflicted upon New England without iniuring Kr n- toris. The beauty of her private lilo—the influence of tucky also. The delegates could go to those who sent her example—end the many estimable qualities of mind them to this island. and tell them what its people are and heart which she possessed. and manifhstcd on all prepared to glvo in exchsn o suitable occasions. had rendered tolerable to the iie- to obtain. and it they caulld mil) 36 0f the Went. to some extent. at least. range-meat would be mutually advertiser-enmier wishes s Kungiy Guysrnmont. Coming to this Island with would. doubtless. be acceded to. The desire of the a. "mm. Wu". ob Congress of the United States. as might lead to the Western States was toeaiabllsb free trade with all ne- . end the sworn? {a m. c. ' happ‘eet results. the delegation and themselves thee to com—in shorttobepermlucd to ho ” thee with the descendants of the some great country sell in the dearest markets. This l res. Surely they could not be expected to that Empire on which “ the sun never sets." and that e and their common liter- great nation and the United States were now bound to- atnvc. shakespesre. liiiton. Byron, and floors were gather props , both nations. lrsnklin. hiton. Arkwright. Watt and Buvenoon were Iotbcr Country. Americans had never lost sight of the w r'so conside.cd uncommon roporty.“ Thelmbor Coun- tact. that they were the descendants oftbe some common try toyou.” said Gen. no r. " islthe lother Country ascent-y with the Inhabitants of these British colonies.

- to no: " and. although in early days the American pie were, pom". I little frownnd.—a little rebel " evon.—thoy would. be hoped. encode the one

worldsn only [Judoowotrong sc- vstloue. and the one . nsvtagacmpliohodluwork. elicited great applause. but which did not away like a reporter‘s one very distinctly. Mr. neck proposed as it was composed a sentiment:— bstter citlseno for m' "it n: roddck Bracken. l: .. beins celled n n by the chair- ‘i‘he iron man. responded to rule sentiment. W? churns of tho wholly inadequate. within the limited space at our dis-

nched in panel'st pinseot. to furnish oven an outline of his ro—

barl lrccu bl'urly pleased. And they found assembled there that evening a set of hrotircrs. who were descended

same great family—in reality and in substance an in- Tlroirs was. he found. a Government f lire people.——precisely what the American Govern-

ment was. The interests of both countries were identi-

domg “a “an” n m "Mum" “mm Th” rel. and the delegates came here to promote that fra- Vl“ “"149” "ON "I. hull“ 0" “ “WWW!” ternnl i‘cclirru between them; which ounht to exist In sir i as his opinion Governor Dundee.” to whom he paid a hi :b eulogy. l ewrllllll imi'i The toast of u the Congress of the United States " being;

W' " wow J' B‘ “’9‘” Eu!" ‘0 “n 'h“ w“ ' any on the side or these whom he now addressed; and

lculnrs between the people of the Colonic-a and tire i'nitcrl States. They came to this island with no nmrcw Jcaiousles; they had looked In vain for

their urcsrnt visit would. be trusted, result in s rlrrtlrcr

Gen. 3m “M n beam mm. m a. pm plm. to land sllll mo rs intimate acquaintance. Although he took discharge an imperative duty. and at the same time n ! “0 0mm “'0 "WW" ‘0'.“

most match] test. via: to thank the gentlemen present l he Wilki- lle Itilil- “0 "IE [and manner“; Which me, Md ,9. lslons which would. ho had no doubt. he mutuallv bone-

illstinu the present movement. pioneer in a system of excito-

The wcu'ilrlor portion of the lnhu'rlir‘nio of the American clrlcs were ai'crrsromcd. during km to visit certrlu firslrlonnhle plot-cs tho White Mountains, cic..

this Island was far better adapted for such cxr-arslous than the places to which he lrnd ins-t referred. and al- thou'xh not hitherto a leader he would lrimsclr‘ become one in that outcry-rise. and would. it spared. most cer- ra'nly visit this Island next summer.

Mr. linen. Member of Congress for Kentucky. on being

pleasing and agreeable insurer. lie screed with Jo ge Poland In thinking that it was diiilcult to to" why either or them had been put upon the Congressional Committee appointed to visit this lslrlnd. What he

tier. llc (Mr. Beck)

“ let them do it," said Mr. Bock, i- but

for the privileges they wish be convinced that the ar-

iu the cheapest and sland was s part of.

bands stronger and more enduring than those

it which firmerly bound the thirteen Colonies to the

They looked back to the endeared hinges Charts with tho ndest vanerstion; and the common law of

Of Inn sun and trial by u were regarded by them-equal- etkizznh “use with British sublecjtstcrywhere—sa the palladium of 0!

had at all events shown the world what too. rnlton, Watt and Franklin. were looked upon as the id do in a new country. property or both notions. After soars additional obser-

r civil rights and liberties: whilst Bhokcspcare. Illi-

tstion of a stance or two. which roach

« TbeCoIinon Law of luglnnl,—its rights .dlibor-

feel ourselves

“ The lucntivo and Legislative Councils of P. I. 's- land." was the next toast on the programme; but the

sending an the man. in consequence ofhle connection with the sum on cour- inrrner ofthooo Bonn nbie Bodies. declined proposing it. lrinin next. Thoroupen Gononlln:lerrosh.sodgrseefbllyinsiated on

ng it. The toast was then drank with all the after which the Boo. Ilr. lisythorno (

I and ought. thornMo. cheerfully to hold of both Bodies. returned thanks in a brief but pcrtincn.

arnrty. Whynoti low

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smelly be brought about? There was. be doubted not. The out Toast was-

'- n Any and navy of Great Britain and the United Capt. Herr-yin“. U. 8. Navy. bried returned thanks behalf of his countrymen: as it also Lieut. Col. ill on behsifof his.

Toast. proposed by the vice chairman (non. ' to tho negocietloes for Reciprocal rise

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tbs- hr it. Ti: :2 Treaty had passed away. and greet presto-o I lode. he was glad to oboervo.inthoprincip|ssof the trade since the period when that Treaty cams into operation. This island possessed a ibrtlle soil. great IIMMorlen—tho Treaty should not. Moreihi'e. productions of the soil. Mrt should embrace monothe- tured articles also. '0 the history “the pest. Mouth was a no suite ofabout £000.00!) sewer. and when all their sterile land. as well no that used for mansfhcte-ing purposes. was deducted. there would be very little left. They made one meat mistake. however. when they took Dinin- bourc and St. John (P. I. Island) They should. he brought. have at once annexed both these places to lins- snchusetie. (Inuahierl. The French rviaideuts of St. John returned to the island suer ire capture. where he lived ions. and. be presumed. was mailed“! *crninded of St. John of Petmns. Whether the little Island was, or was not. inferior to the former in many res M. he would not undertake to any: but the salubrltv 0 climate St. John was. he had nodoubt. s great deal better than Patrons. A previous sneaker had observed that the soil of P. It. island could be made to yield three times as much so it now produced; but he had nohesltsrtloa in giving it that six there as amok could be obtained comparatively l‘itle additional cflbrt. ‘ Besides which there was scarcely a spot on its scribes. ,he understood. more than three or four miles from the ebb and ilow of the tide. In Massachusetts, they had] .brouyzirt almost every portion eftho State within four; imlles ofe railway slat'on. but then they irkd to my. in l the chaos of tolls. etc.. pretty dearly for the privilege. Hero. however. such were the wonder-ill fnriliiirs pro- vided by nature. that the collection 0! tolls could he altogether dispensed with. item they might have fog: but. in the States. they had their ssvaunns. In the States they could produce lndiau Corn: here they roduc'eri poll-toes, lray. oats. barley. wheat. itc. lle had filfllr’t‘tl Into the reports. ourl he was surprised to find rlrnt the [clan] could raise (Obits. of cats. to bus. barley. so bus. of wheat. and 950 bus. potatoes to the acre; and. on a proof m'tlrc excellence of the letter. he slated that he had never made a boiler brcnkfkst in his life than be had

«irom It with but