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‘* 3UL DOWN, THE, FLAG!” i“ The letter.of Sir William, Young and Judge DesBarres, -submitted , by SirodokhinyMeDop-. ald yesterday —reatliyma in the mast positixg | manner their assertion that, the preseut Mia- te of Militia did say he woyjil cheer ‘4 when’

Hail.” ‘Vhe’ Minister, én hid part,“again de- clared *tHatthe “whole story was.a “ foul slander,” and ‘produéeil a letter feom some | of his :pelitieal, friends} im which fhe declaration

paihfalone.: “Tke word of Sir Wiliam Young,

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going deeply-into thé qnestibn of he pitvilege ol appeal to the Queen in Council, he said he thoughtat wise to preserve that golden link betwee . thel’ Mother “Country and’'Chnada. Then, he tunted his! eattentidn “te the qifestion of trade, and submited the’ resélution the fall’ | text of which desent iby telegraph.’ He ‘spoke at length. Phe! seandalous lies eiréulated res- pecting his absende inc Totdnte ‘ate’ recoiling upon thethe rls of those whodinvented them. THM OvreacE IN QiRBEC, ae

' Meme “Cin Mtitutional outrage” perpetrated itt Québec by the © Reforu,Porty’t ia aul the . No ona. pretends to-openly palliate it; though, mang; there are ‘who' secretly rejaice. ope es of . the, formation ‘of thé Foly Cabinet arrived Just nighteso It in

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J regerd idan a pnoat di my fatimegsnnll im partiauily that the Pet rief i copiegamatiy special telegrams. [ts omission ite give ¢redit-was, doubtiess, uawitting. Lt show!ld notyhoweéver, continue to, maintain that the Ex.stey@r does not receive special telegrdins.. ‘Fairplay’ is a jewel” and the Pediat should: 10t fail’ 4o¢give

of. +..e Min ster, of); Militia and his partisa:ls ! [t is asad commentary on our ‘times ” that men sohigh “in Gttice and inthe opinior of their fellows, shquld scruples notrto! give: each | other the he diréet,

, porn. * :\” ; | A SPRCEN [BRIOR?. "Rie iWnhappiy thename-‘of'a Cabinet “Minister |

43: pot Hyour Country and our times: a‘synbnim

for truth. <A short time agotone of #he hést of

them, referring in.his-place in Parliament to his sale,of.copper pines, saidgan a mannér the earnestaessaust, solemnity of / which ccan only be Ahgited by those who have .heaxvd dertain Grit’politicians declare upoy the stumpacred |

to this country. Uutortunately, there came to his knowledge circumstances which induced him. to, make grave eharges against. the fight hot. member tor Kingston (Sir dohn A.) Me.

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Mhat'gentléman preférted the grave charges Healluded ‘tein ‘April, © 1873..On_ the four- téenth of (November, 1872, he wrote the followin le tier a if : Rintritp @AY A nc 144}

HLONSTREAL, avsOyv.-i sue,

IR. Canninthai, 298 fans Ee4.

Dganesiz,>-i have the honor to acknow- ledge your letter of the Zad imst.,;enclosing ex- tracts from Mr. “‘Raylor’s. letters, and d note the request*of the ‘Directors ‘that they may; hear from me (first) as_ to. the American ‘tariif and (secondly) a3‘to niy “Yepresenfations ag ven-. dor and aliserepancies sngirsted by Mr. Taylor's, report. .Asto the American tariff om phos- | phates, 1 did not at the time of the sale know what it was, arid thete is, ] think, strong rea- gon to hope tiiat it will seon be modified, both as to phosphates and copper. ‘At the present mvment copper smelting in the astern States has been almost abandoned, but in former years 1 sent large quantities to~ Baltimore, on which the purchasers paid half the United tates dutiés as Value for the sulphur in the ores. ;

Secondly, As to the discrepancies betme7n the descriptions.of the properties and the facts {do nut thinks Mr, ‘Laylor- intended to convey the’ existed. _He wrote at. the first.

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your fetter) did not tvke a sanguine. view,df what he saw. Mr. ‘Taylor is. now in the West, andii think it would “be unseemly for me to enter into covtroversial discussion of his state- ments at thid‘eatly stage.” L have no | hesitation jaistating that there’ Wii.-be foiud No serious dis- crepancies between- the representations of the vendors and existing facts, atid f haveno doubt that Mr? Taylor's reports trani time to time will prove this amply. oe

The Directors will observe that Mr, Mickwan and myself were only nomiially vendors. We merely undertook to convey, to the company the properties for which we had taken options atthe prices’we had agreed to pay, not because we welé making money ‘by it, but because somebody had to take the position of vendors in-the vodtiact. We gave you, moreover, all the knewkdge we had “ourselves, viz, that acquired from skilled and. roliable engineers,

immeasurably more than you had paid. for it, consisting, as you had stated in your, prospec tus, of properties, “some well developed, and others showing indications of great: promise.” Very truly yours, (Signed) ° ~~ dL, 8. HUNTINGTON, This letter shows that complaints had. been

mous Worthless Vopper Mines before he laid mscomplaimt agaist’ Sir John McDonald ; and itdviiows thut when he protested, Before Pariament, that be ‘had never until that time wearu’a werd of cemplaint about these uinnes, ’ be. was guilty of a deliberate falsehood. ois is a ‘“spécumen vrick’ of the trrit Cabinet tie brich, moreover, upon which rests the entiré iabric of the Maiustry—the brick «to winch it owes its existence, the brick which more’ than any Other buids it together, the brick *which aé mnch as any other will contri- bute to its voutimuecd stability. bor Mr, Hun- tington’ is, without doubt, the ablest—the mosi plausible “speaker in the Grit Cabinet., Libis is a “‘speciinen ‘brick,” which shows how

much confidence is to be placed in the word of |

a Grit Diunister. ; “STAKE SPEAKS,” — = Blake spoke last night. His topic was, the Supreme Court. He endeavored ‘to show that extravagant expenditure had not been in- curred oii ‘account’ of it’ He argtted very strongly against an appeal to the Privy Coun- cil! ia ‘England except “in ‘cases where the amount involved was very large. Mr. Blake spoke with, bis usual vigor, His style is logical and, plain. He shows. great tact in seizing mpon the weak points of his adver-

saries case, and presenting the strongest points in his own. Hedoes not seemill. But) as his

; | the train. f disease is of the peryous-mental character, | again, but the couple) eontinued to advance.

credit where credit ig due, .«biotee Wet, ¢.

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The Bible Socigty....;7 itt f iM fs. 2k $tiu a” | hh ; The annual mecting of the P. E. Isiand Aux iliary Bible Society was, held last evening in the Y. M. @) A.’ all: ci REM Long before the appointed-hour the hall-was filled, and at eight o’clock theanceting was opened with prayer: = 3045 ‘ Judge Young, the-chairman, then delivered an eloquent and impressive address. He spoke of the good work being done by the Society, and reported briefly on the progress, it had made during the past year. « He spoke of the inestiinable vahie of God's word, its gr t in- Ruence, and t}i@ comfort td be obtained from 3t. Tive Secretary’ then read “the” report’ of fhe society for the pdstyear. By this ‘it ap that the Society was iu “@ “healthy, flourishing condition,’ and that its usefulness had grédtly

}increased, J’rench speaking agents had labored Through the -

among the French -Acadians, exertions, of Judges!Young and! Hensley de- positoxies had been established,at, Summersifle aid Georgetown, which had already preved to he of great benefit. . He, also read, reponts.ef the progress of the, parent, Society. on the con- tinent’of Europe,India, China and Africa. . The Treasurer then read his ‘eport which showed that’ # “balance of . $904.93 was left in the hands of the treastirer, which sum was tb be placed in ‘the Bonk of P’K. 1. to the’ eredit of the Auxiliary:Bible Society. boo." tevien, Rev. Mr. Melacnnan, ‘after*ia oshor€- and forcible-address, a which he described” the fundamental principles on whichthe:society was foundetl, moved the. following resolution ; Licselued, That, the reports. .now \read :be re: ceived, and be printed for general information. This resolution after being seconded ‘by Rev. Mr. Lathern, passed ubanumousiy. The next speaker was the Hon. Col, Gray, who made a most eloquent and impressive speech. He referréd in a very touching man- ner to the sufferings of ‘ the christigns in Tur key, who were bound in chains*of“ slavery by ‘the followers of a false prophet. He spoke in the highest terms of the Czar in declarmg war against Turkey for the purpose of. .com her to amelioiwte the condition. of: those’ poor! Christians... He meved the: fellowing ‘rebdlasc tion. 4 1g Resvived, That this meeting regard . with: grateful thanks the numerous tokens of the: Divine Favor vonchsafed to the parent society - nd its auxilliaries. during .the past. year ; and would urge upon all persons who are mterested in the increased circulation of the’ **Book of

Books,” to renewed activity and ‘zeal, accom- ~

panied by fervent and frequent pleadings at the throne of the Heavenly Giver, that the Word of the Lord may speedily have ree °

‘course and be glorified throughout the wide,

wide world.

The resolution was then secondedeby Rew. Mr. McLeod ina short. but striking speech, and passed unanimously. ' e

‘The following resolution was then moved by John Bees, Esq.. and seconded by —---, passed tranimously.

Resolved, Tlhiat tlie’ folowmg. gentlemen do. ’ 4

eginpose the C

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Johu Balt: Johy Brecken, Win, Brown, Gee _~

Davies, W. FE. Dawson, Thos. DesBrisay, Jas.

DesBrisay, James“ H, Douglas, Wm. ‘Heard, . George Hendersdtt’ Jos. Hensley, R? R. Hottg: *

son, A. Kennedy, Joseph Knight, Thomas *<

Leoming, Charles Palmer, John Wu Pickard,

W.’ D. Stewart, Wi) Weeks, John Dorsey 165

J. Callbeck, J Metealf, Thos. Beer, John Me-

Kenzie, Artemas, Lord, Gee, E, Full, Gy Wa to

Palmer, Rodesick Munn. and, John MsDonald,

Esqs., with power to add to their number, .. ~ ,..»

A vote of thanks was then passed + choir (which was composed of choirs from the various city churches) for the excéllenft fivsie they had provided at intervals throu yliout the meeting. '

After doxology and henecliction the meeting then adjourned, —/’a/.

; oi Gini deg oaks ba. cat ‘Peaking Death Together.

A taéet shocking’alfaiz, whichis supposed by ~

4gome to have been a case of - deliberate evicide”

occurred’on the Boston’ and’ Lowell Railtvad, at East Cambridge, Monday morning, the vic: tims being a husband and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Wheeler, residents of this oity., ae after nine o’glock they!,passed up. the t , above the station, apd had where the road crosses. the, Fitchburg. road when the half-past eight a..m., express train,

from Lowell came in sight. ‘The engineer, ;

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“Si” Heustis, discerned the couple approach. “-” ingand blew the whistle/bntthey paid'no atten. ~~

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‘ihe -enginéer whistled again and

lint to. lawyers of large practice -which | {pe engineer andebrakeman did eyerythingin

does not alaways exhibit itself im the ‘*‘ visible

their power to stop the train, but without suc.

straight at :

man,” “he is, doubtles:, not- so well as his | cess, and the engine struck the couple just as,

looks indicate. That he is a mental gladiator | they step

there is no doubt. ; oat | SIRSJOHN PEAKS. -

Sir John meta few of Mr. Blake’s “‘hits’ | , Withont |

in his own inimitable manner,

@h’town, Dec. 6, 1377.

air.and over

the trestle work, falling on the tracks

lof the Fitchburg road beneath, a distance of

some twenty feet. He was killed instantly

lon the bridge. ‘Rhe man was. ; “thrown about six feet into the,

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