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. , iene iaentemiemeis emia SS ee say ‘ caused some difficulty in the | Nothing less thar the most expensive lines through r - . , -_ tt Sp mneritemmeennaieanatie ee — * ° Ad The echool bill has y a es Te = , RL op : few Ks ion, March 20.) | Party passions.may,run high ud ipaiilic set) tte eae iwet, and (wo members, Ourmet and | countries where benvy grodes. d:

How. Mr Havilond.—The prayer of the lative Council. on the Bill to establish a| SHOCKING BRUTAL MURDER. (From the New oF Mees M ) be defended, ow denousced, mith pabanndes ey toad. M resign end mountain ent

jetitionere wos an infringement on ‘Free Board of Works | The particulars of a shocking brotal murder, THE PRESENT ASPECT OF ‘THE ALABAMA license; but, without an eee - Snow on the streets of Manteeal is 19 feet deep. Pipe ene Cenee Frade prioeiples, If facilities tor Barrel Liouse adivurned. | SRS particulary: : . 3 heed . QUESTION weight, we have failed tu find a Single pr This day last year the street cara were cunning will suffice to compare W task busiding & kins op the Island are good, eurely loot eee) acicte cai gartine Babee ne vivcial jourual advocating annesation These] “Ty aporeow.bring St. Patrick's Day. the aus | Raileved in this Ieand. | Ono aeaticwan, » shore Lo epers esr compere with those whe have to! FOREIG V NEWS on Thursday ares tv our ears " two tests seem to settle the question as to tomety processions will take place, and ihe Con-| time siuce, convi ie oe

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day evening. informant says that on) We gave, some weeks ago, telegraphic ex- Thursday a man named Cannon, working 19 8 jryegs fromthe London jogrnals relative to the

Tas Howy Faruse axp tas Diocese cr |8'ipyard in Oromocto, a os ee ae adverse report of the United States a Meatn.—The may ificent offering of ove: ramed Laskey, who resides on tbe “ta * Committee on Foreign Affairs, ee e £800, the diocesan collection for 1863, which Branch, for the loan of his oe Be > _* Ciavendon-Johnson Protogol on the Ala ne the venerated Bishop of Meath, the M st Rev. |* spree om tet oe — “te ‘ied, t i claims Wow before that body It is singular De. Nulty, is now about ty presentto His Holi | From some cause the request was denied, but) 1,1 the English Press should have fallen into

whether annexation, effected by means of the desire and convictions of the people of Canada, The investigation into the Challoner case waa is or is not probable. Ontario aud Quebec are conducted this morning before the Judge of Sea. cleorly ad erse to it. The agar OF cians with closed dears, The evideuce addaced New “Brunswick «ith the existing stale Of| wos exactly the aane as taken pt the Coroner's things, is not eabedin gaestion Nova Scotia, juyestigatim The Judge of Sessions eomuitted alike with Newfound!and, appears ready te) Challoner for murder, Trial at the neat Court of

impo t Bio vele, sad to be rferior, the iretght| cert in the City Hall in the evening. ef which 8 one was no email matte.

Mr. Cameron.—Better leave Coopers to! compete with imperters If the prayer of that Petition was yrauted, mechanies ef all vlasse’ whuld seek lige protec.ion to their varved pro luc'tons

‘until be had reached €36,000 stg. per mils, ag mnething

f Seda wane in power to set this 1 aw ¥ ve ? m

matter on a@ better basia, sol to supply reliable

data, by which we aay tairly estimate how muck

it will cost. 1 hav just received from a gentie-

mon of Wizh pusition as Engineer in the United

States, a reply to some enquitis bear ng on this

Len. Mr Caltheck agreed with the views

; om dew af th mmaeitir Tha |

aatpar Fey dived t3 bs woretully” appronehed.

Mr Ow-n favored the opimnton crac wis

branch of crade stou'd he allowed to compete in the sal of its manufactures

ness, speaks in lan guage that there is no mistak- sno thimawmnneathe sith the ule Puthae in the temporal wronss which he has so long and so patientty @:dured, and theiy readiness to bear, vear after year, their portion in contributing tu the maintainance of the dignity befitting his

S t. > . the man went In Company With goMe ONE LSC. ig error of mistaking the agdvu of a Com.

Whilst there he got raving drank, and retary - ig to the house, armed himself with ar uae

jand threatened to kill the old man, who im mediately sought refuge in a room with his diushter, fastening the door to prevent the

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mittee of the Senate for that, of the 8 nate tself, but as there is little doubt that the treaty t ultimately be rejected, we may aceept the comments of the Londyn journals as only little in advance of theevent, and as expressing

vive in her adhesion to it: and atthough it may | ossibly be.the ultimate destiny of those pro- vinces to become Siates of the American Union,impartial inquiries lead to the conclusion that the time for that consummation is very Tar

Queen's Bench, which will take place on the 24th of Apri! under the new Bill of Soticiter General Irvine, changing the term of the Crown side ot Queen's Bench.

Montreal, March 17. Notwithstanding the extraordinary quaotity of

ubject, which J will wow suburit. After stating a be hae bad many years’ experivnce in loca.

tion avd curstruction of Re in Masea-

chusette, he adds: © I am inclined te-beljeve taat

the chiet cost of a line of Railroad im your Jsiand, will be in superstructure, which means Iron,

! ! bisa? : : , . : : ind» oreover, the most intelligent ae : Mr MeMillea was opposed to a provect.¥*| position as spiritual ruler of so macy millions iigress of the deunken maniae. Cannon tol- the real convictions of the English pecple. a 7 . th 3 ited States ave by uo es now on the sireeia they have been qot ina mane sleepers, sprhes or chains, aud the laying of the tariff. Tere were but very few Cooper s:ope! throushout the word — Dublin Freeman's jowed aod threatened to bregk down the door, ae a P : ieiaos citizens o e Un yu | acurable condition than i¢ usual on 8t Patrick's ant ig wapuectractane agih 20th Deine om the Isiand, and if protection was given! Journal. jand murder them both; aud Mrs Cannon, These ig $a are, Tk ekeatihon & unit :c Hs favor, Day os the — . ~ Trinh — rom flows, per mile : them thev ‘ght be travagent ! : ». |thinking to shield her father, and soften the | @"!™eus In taking Ihe view & : 6 - es : eo | who have taken part in the annual process T Pie pr re; “hn whines =e wet ‘thst on ati | Bae . Desiix Conronatios axo tae Es naien 4 selina of her husband. opercd the| to the terms that will probably be xojected, | honor of Ireland and ite Patcon Saint. The num | 784 wer? Sisk err ae SAT ti - do ie on ao ' sb! 2 etegg ao TAB istment.—At a meeting of the Corpora ‘door and went out pleading with Canana to be | Great Britain has gone quite far esouzh in ar LATEST REWS BY TELEGRAPH, ber of Triamphal Arches was not so great a8 of 9900 Blee mf ad in 24 ft. at.$60, 1220 : tI a? , ao . a eel tha Sisece tats 8 held on Monday, an address to Her) vim “he wistiek however, bereft cf every |'4zing an amicable solution of the difficulty. ompyae some former oecasions, but there was a little die- Raikes yore, 250 06) ae ge ~ es a . Majesty was unanimously adopted, praying bee wk ¢ wee ' q i Se ‘d a h "y Indeed jt 1s thout that Lords Clarendon and FROM EUROPE play; a great variety of flags and many of them oe ticen 440 at $! 10, 454 00 comm@itter On the subject of saimon fishing. Her Majesty to take such siep3 as ay hasten rs eC Se pene oe oe Stanley w rethan half way ja meeting s : exhibiting Irish rationul emblems and mottoes, Track laying and east ” Sud Sie said che cultivation and protection of | th outa ton of valisteus enuntiee We the dic jtlemon, struck her to his feet, and kicked her in | S'4uley wens m7 A * ; i ee Pe roe aithaian —— - The procession itself drom toe number and mag. r e@ exvengiol wy Y Sage} re ¢ . in a . » 3 ‘ nat i se d 4 Salmon d-manded thesbest actention of that re etal alah Mandan bitchin Ae iad | the most horrible manner till she lay a lifeless the advances of - ay oer neil : sahealeile : _. London, err oes Cve. - | piGcence of ita banners and. other accom pani Total, Svil Cowmmitter. Favorable results followed inj oy) ke as a gata, | Mass upon the floor The full extent of the| 4" not satisfactory to the gmericay people,| 4 genutation, with the Mayer of Dublin at ite mente, nade a fine appearaves. In Ottawa the Eqnal to about in gold, (500 OF now by law establisned in Ireland. It was also | ppe q

other pla-es in that branch of fishing Ia the

fiendish act will be more fully understood,

any further arranzement must properly be pro

head, proceeded to Windsor Castle this afternoon

- which

ee Bod ; ’ ; ; , ch smaller than usual About! «y pave estimated Jstclues euperetryctare

: resolved to ‘sent a petition similar in sub . se : » latte This vie 1@ Case Is r 1 the ngite ee ‘ ‘ ¢ Saws pest reems to me roxd sister Pro inees and in many o! the New Ring | sti i. to both haste rf Parliahsent tliat for| When we say that the woman was in an paneer Ss = bo a i tee . cae ome 3 OSacchisoenae it mentite aoak ¥ 800 walked, including 200 buys from echowls. 18) would prove cheny c he lent I emis land States, experiments bad been attended) 44 t1 juse of Lords to beeutrusted to the Earl | ®¢vanced state of presnancy. not at all belligerent in Ms poss ee : Feronte about 400 marebed in proerasion. Tn} of 40 miles,” (which was t

with success He would there!are, move thata

of Kimberley, whilst the petition fer the House

irl

| Hwving completed this horrible work. She tu

quences, but one dictated by the respect that Enzland owes to herself. Her azents in the

A despatch from Lisbon states that the ship Jiarpseell, which sailed trom Hasre, Nov, 29, for

Quebee the lrikh Benevolent Socmty walked in

“ would be profitable to its owxers, and be of in- calcu'able benefit to your people

: . : ; aon § tteuded Maas \ : : . Coe eth on feecnneed to report 09] cf Commons should he broazht to the Bar of wed and fled, making his way toward Sr. | Tis ans owes lo Nee ee willing to make |New Suk, was abandoned st eca. ‘The cupisin| Proccesm Sud strong, and atte at St. | caliking the above calcplationspea basis, we haxe ihe state of the salmon fisheries in this [stand he H rae ™ the Lord M oan and Uorpora iJohn, Of course the news of the daed quickly mutter have shown tbemse ve ay 6” wil and crew were saved and brovght tu Lisbon. ‘The M ods dull Theaiich diatle ‘tha dade be. first to wake a few uctions- Rails can be ob- ton Actoraey General sail that in other; — ate Eig, Rage a ei ispread, and the’wretch was pursued. He was| &¥e greater concessions than their coustita Sofen teck'e ve Moutrea : ys nined in Enylund at £6 stg per tou ; add 20s. fer " * . ™ es © ? ’ , .

esuntries protection had beea given to that

brinch of Gahing with very beneficial results, |

end as those fish frequented our rivers it

would be well to protect them for a few years |

| tion Officers, iu aceurdance with their aucient | privilege.

| Viste oc tHe Crannet. Foesr to tagtann- —It has bees decided that the Channel Feet

lovertaken by Messrs. Benjamin and Charles | Bailey, by whou be was arrested and taken | back,

| A-coroner’s inquest was held on the body,

| the approval of the Washingtoa Government,

euts wou'd endorse, ard if these do not meet

all that remains is for Kagland to wait quietly until the latter brings forward some basis ol

The National Steamship Company have made an offer to carry the Mails between Great Britain and the United States tor one penny per aince.

In the House of Peers last evening Lord Gre}

hind hand, arrived a Quebec this evening. The passengers were wearied aod exhausted after their dong trip.

The {atest adviees received from Sir G. E. Cartier and the Hon Mr McDougall, state that

freight. a sd 7

a oy Sage ve Bo hepes and delivered on the line at 2s euch Spikes and Splices can also be obtained at lower prices than the above: but for a

spomet the cost, landed

its. per ton

‘ A rill visit all the urtar i he [rish | ' ; azreement which Eugl: : ‘ly accc pt. “4: . :

Naied\'* Haviland believed if our salmon | Will visit all the important poiuts on the Trish | 444 Canon was committed to goal. agreement which & enter oo a and Lord Cairns condemned the policy of the) ‘0 all probability they would leave for home about | we jt —, — eae! ee fishing were properly looked after it would be | ©%3% this year,—Irish Times, Phe dreadful aifair has caused the most Perhaps the averaze 7s is nanan ne Government it: releasing Fenian consiets. Karl| the middle of this month. ; pow Se i ft oe a source of wealth to the Island. There was| Tue Rerresenratioy or Daognena.—Me | intense feeling o excitement in the neighbor ame has Se : the fait sees Eas Granville, Coloniil Seeretury, explained that the| | The Quebee rolanaape " So ashlee i - : . one River within a few miles of Charlotte. | Thomas Waitworth, eidest son of Mr. Bene jhood. Cannon is well known in this city anor yoann , “s 1. 4 P Daily News| Ovations given by therr friends to released Fenians ; rogue next Wednesday. The slaughter of/ 783 tons Ruils, at £7 10s, (stg) = * $

is ? ‘ i ' . " . ar ‘ie , v8— - ul ; > . . town where aver two hundred salmon were | jamin Whitworth, late member, will be aca: | where lie used to reside, as a drunken and | Om ~” a ts * cra ar w we ig) Wee nets of personal hospitality not demonstra | iunecents bas commenced, ee eee at Ze, 37 10 6 at ons time destroyed when they were spawn | didate fur the representation of the borough at | quarre!some fell .w, ready to go any length feisedle 2 + U : - ats Oe st The tions of hostility to the Government, Montreal, March 19. seta. $is4, 7212 0 ios, opis! one sultaon produced two hundred | the next election, A meeting of his father’s | wheu intoxicated with liquor.—St. John News. | friendly to the United States, It says: ee A strong protest from Ireland against Mr Rneliah reeeived to-day understand posi | Track-laying, $300 120 0 8 hon : ide: F oss| friends was calle * Jast eveninz, the 19th | Kavlish people will be unanimous in feeling | Gladstone's Bill for the divestzlishment of the Engliat papers Guy un and pe iteieaniaaiiia

thousand, we might form an idea of the loss/ friends was called for last eve nz, the 19th | ° F ; ; ; : * - | tively that Prince Arthur wal shortly proceed to ki. incurred Dy suca wanton destruction, at a| instant, at the M.yoralty Rooms . There ean | EN Eee that their concessions pat them in the mght 1m] trish Church has beea published in London. It is | tively tha , 7 P Cost per mile, £1038 17 @

: : 4 a te of. . a . ~~ 4 , - ’ “J . ate ith c sar

tine when the fish was not fit for huma:| food. H- then entered tuily iato a deserip- | tion of cheir habits, and said that great interest was taken in Salmon culigra, pot only ip the Domumion of Canada, bet also i Aue ralia and in the United States. A

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be little doubt Me. Whitworth will have a walk over,

Carpinat Cutigy anp Lorp Oranvore.— |

We learn from the Morning Post that the re ception given to Cardinal Callen at the Dub i >

PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER.

W ehavefoften spaken of this great medicine in | terms of very bigh praise, and we have as ofter | felt dbat what we could say in its faver would ne’ ‘de it full justice. Itis one of those medicines of

this matter before the moral judgment of the world. We have satisfied the Government which first adyanced the claims upon us, have couceded everything which American diplo- macy felt it could tairly insist upon, and it is not Dow for us tu take any further step in the

signed by over 1000 Irish noblemen and jand owners.

The cotton sowers of Preston, England, have struck ou account of the proposed reduction m

their wages. Madrid, March 18

Canada to join the Canadian Rifirs,

The Quebec Assembly is holding three sessions daily. and the Governwent measares are being hurried threagh. An Education Bill was in troduced today. It weets the wishes of Pro-

testauts. Montreal, March 22nd,

If the opinion of he above gentlemaz ia worthy of evedence,—and I chable contradiction.— that * the chief cost of a ine of Kailrcaain this Iehund will be in superstructure "I submit that the above eatimate may be regurded as relinble duta. We canvot be below the mark if, fer argument ave consent to an

‘2s ile <n ad : : ual scm for contingencies, : onthe s “ey i : Rt ohn dhians | aang is quite imnogsible fur Enalish The Constituent Cortes has appointed four per- : ; ich 3 i ET BS Tor foner di ee an ee ee which we can einer speak apa Oy me matter, 1S ee for ee ninnrat Chaiddibek te capaiiien ie Se cotianes ot| Writs for Yarmouth, Hants and Richmond shih incladen cota lung, engineering. dept ee eee a af SAAS OCCASION, RATS COBREE COUNSIGETa NE ON- | experience. fur we have repeatedly taken it, and | or sts yhat theicA merican cousins wan Jecti : : ; ings. fencing, 4 sthes ing salcaon fishing would meet his support. a ance to the Protestant party.’’ Their displea- viele ~ ' o under standwhat task americs | the Avsembly sestne were, samt nem. Cones, en Rahiogag expenses is for roliing

Ilon. Me. Howlan expressed his 1o:e:tion toring 'a «dtl for the protection of salmon fisherics

tection «of

followed by verg favorable r2cults. Rivors

’ . . . . sure has fcund a suitayle apologist in Lord Oran- imore. That nobleman, who uot gulrequently

Winter River, er.coms other suit-| writes letters to newspapers, informs the world, able river, shoald ba placed under the pro | through the Daily Express, that Earl Spencer | cines in use for various ills, but as une of the

iavariably with the best resuJts and the greatest | Satisfaction, We always keep it on land, ready j fur aa emergency, and we regard it not only as ene of the very best and most reliable of medi

at the proper time, the Pain Keller will act like eB charm, aod frequently cure wheu pothing else

and we can now do ncething Sut wait for seme intelligible exposition of tisir requirements But it must be distinctly ud retood that we waitia the full conviction that we have granted ull that could be grant-d; have satisfied to the’

new proposals for settlement must now come

dts said that the draft of the new Conctitution, which is te be sbaitata te Dus tes, establishes complete civil and religious liberty, but elaime

Catholiciem as the Religion of the State, Serious disturbances, growing aut of the oppo-

by special messenger. The elvetiona are to be held on the 13th of April

It is rumored that the vacancies in the Do- minien Cabinet, viz: Minister of Inland Revenue, aud Provincial Seeretary, will be filled ou the

following may be o fair proportion. Three Locomotives two Snow Poauks. six Passenger Cures, twelve Mershandize do, twenty Plarfoom do, ten Ballast do. Theas can be procured for about £12,000, stg., equal to

For a line of 49 miles,

employed at home. The forest will be more

j some officer who would faithfully! jis wuch to blame fer recornizing the rank of | Cheapest also. dte cust, by the way—that ia dbe ; ‘ y. ‘ : turn of Cartier . £300 per mile. Fora ijne of 70 miles, two-thirds ' : _— ee ee a : bsatis ih nk : » deman . eh tee nave | sitien of the people to Military Conscription, are | turn ef Cartier. ¥ ey uttend to the protection of the fish. Cardinal Culles. Phe Cardinal, says Lord | 7*t of all the ingredients of winch it is composed a . = a —_ a ne Ie - oe i = nati ii f ser on ar Toe Judge Alwyn bas brought a charge of forgery | morethan twe ave’) ill suffice for seweral : Dr. Jemkios wea in favor of appointing @| Q;anmore,has no rank save what 13 recognized —has been considerably increased, but the price | (hUs completely cleared ourselves from all res-| req ed fe tiivelcnBite w against a Public Notary for having inserted a| making the cost of relling stack £20,000, or ’ e, 2 whit 1 cogDize Ett licine has been Gut very little adeanerd | pousibility. for the faile: f these long and! At Xereaend Montiao barricades were erected, , , 7 le. The total cost for 76 miles, will stand 20: tee te ase: if possible, to what! ‘tioned by Her Majesty. We are ob | 01 [O° medicine has been Out very little advanced | | 7 eo 8 ' taht marginal note to ap /aveutery after the iaventory | pet mile. , cosinities to ase ortain, Ho possiDie, } and sanctioned by Her Majesty. eure ob | 4 j, likely ' bapine or S hs ‘oubsien net Ww least. w and there was some hghtingwetween the people obit canse the deerease of those fish aight be at- | jj red to suy, without diécourtrer as hand Ocem | tis not - ely that the popularity of Davis’ Pai: troublesome negotiations, e, at least, went ond titate ‘4s Gap tathed.ciee. cook. aes bd ee ee closed. thus; artbuted. It should be mada penal to eateh more, that this is not true as 8 fact lve reid yd: cae ee decrease, or that the | into these negotiations with a desize to settle and six = unded Tie Education bill of the Quekee Government | Superstractnre, &°< é£rrOu ted, i ' aus pe ’ P ony ? { rue . uvery | “mat ‘ i » ef} " age . ‘i : ‘“ » : : ; . i 1 sell or buy any salmon withio a certain| Cardinal ha ln Sellelila adh. edi “a j demand for at aul in the slightest degree decline,| them, and that desire has prevailed over every Minister Sagosta bas advised the Cortes not te| is extremely bberal. It provides for a euuneil of Pe rng 8 20 Gud o y z ardina has @ rank which wo tenipora | wutid some other speeife for allaying pain and he penhiiines W : - los & : be ead f bers: § Rolling . : season sovereizn can either vive or tuke aw Ly And | : th tad ; ( hich iti ther sentiment. @ were anxious 10 Close etiforce the Censeripuon fhe members of the public instruction of twenuty-qpe members; four eason. 3 re cat OP FIV ¢ ray. . ‘uring the var SOD phi ‘ c : . . } pr es Nie. a eee es = he ae ts ec ae ake ae begelie, re ee ee eee ae 1d *cO — ““lup an open wound; to ‘remove a cause © Cortes, without distinction of the party, bave of | 'een Cathobes and seven Protestants. This i lion. Mr. Davies, He subject was well) this rank is recognized throushout Burope, in | generously used, shall be discovered, of GUO!) tintin’ to ‘wien a toate fitoof of our desire for | fered their assist ad om ee - the Goy-| Couneil to have two Secretaries and to be divided (ets) £160,009 ho a : Th ss : ae rE .. rsd Senne, {diets Se teas - te : . +3. to vive ISity ) os ere icly Gssistance and support to the uv s ae : * . Pens, T: sengeeres, Phe motion o° the a a ee Catholic or Protestant, | p a rod be bility +. Wales shore “medie-te-be peace, union and brotherhood between kindred | verngent to weintain public order at any evet. [tte two Committees, to which all matters} ‘T)¢ interest of the above sum a a hon. mow ber from Alberton met his epproval which has diplomatic relations with the Holy | little probability As a remedy for stomach : Rite cal hades bili b , specially effecting Protestants aud Cathches shal | amounts to £9,600 stg per annam. Tacs 7 Mer M-Nei'i.—It was astomeding to what) See. Tue preeedence of Muncios over their |Coplaints. such as dysentery, diarrhaa, &e , coset “We shi il : cthat 6 als t al Paris, March 18. lhe referred. The grant for euperiur education is | the source wie wee te or itl onts py 5 1 ge ee gree te Cee se 3. | , y : ’ 7 : 1 extent thoge fisheries coa'd be cultivated In colieag.ies was conlirthed by the Treaty cf the Pain Killer is without doubt unsurpassed, aod | !O%3S ay" a f be = a : ee The weekly statement of the Bank of France | in future to be divided between the two creeds | Pome ay fur sare akin : oe: — eee ui stew Broaswick a great deal of money was| Vienna, in 1815; which also, if we are not |SVeryWhere moat deservedly in demand Ove Gongee oe Os rae spould S155) shows at increase of 190,000 france, according to populatiou, Whea oper teu of the ands , <a wd tho Eanes of this rond. ‘ a vas 7. ea ? é Dee ee ee two, or three doses, of a teaapoonful each, iy a| but if these Alabama claims remain forever| ‘phe Goer PP 4d Belei alt Paclees’ deena ‘een of Pabli oe Oy See made our of the ss'mon fishing, and if proper | mistaken, recoguized the rank of Cardinals as | , ore he Gosermpents of France and Belgium are | Cathole meubers of the Council of Public Lu | with tie exception of Iron, and seme portion of ‘ rt Set hig sien aes . ae ete : ; — ’ lice a es t os we on . " ; : | wine glass or wilk and water, with a little sugar unsettled, the blame will not reet on Enzlaud arranging a Centerence for the giscussion of the| struction shall be of opinion that the interests of | the Holling Swek, the whole of the above sus . ‘} Pi ald a ve equally sucesssful bere as else a ue Sees . nt: Westy a C; ndi 4 yd - have repeated y een et knowledge, effectually | [t inust be ch arly understood th.t though we| wutual commercial interest of two countries, and| the Provestants and Catholics should be al-| will be laid out in this Island, among our farmers, if woul prove equany —_ . iS - re 103 _ = ject than th ardina 1% ren cured serious tronubie of this hind. Judgwet jon iy stand upon cur cencessions, and grant | to cousider what modificatioe may be made in the | together separated, they may sign a document to | Inborers, mechanics, and owners of Inad Net » a where. ; ; a 3 oe bishop of = Dhin, and certainly no Euglishnan should undoubsedly be used in pot checking cer | them as re: diy to the Government of Genera! | recent law passed by the Belyrum Parliament | that effect to the Lieutenant Goveruer i Council, | branch of businuess among us but ai the im. : ai Mr r ows? was of opinion fiat to vate jever had a deepor love of his country, Or was | tain stages of diarrhea too suddenly ; but taken) GQ ogs as we have dune to that of Mr. Johnson, | pretibiting the Railwaysef Belgiua from being | and by au order in Cogneil, the Council of Public palee, All kinde of Prenat he hops prehea ja : i Money for such an enterprise, wou'd not be} better affected towards its Sovereign, than the >| transierred lo Foreign Companies Ivstruc:ion shall be divided into twa Councils, | S#lne Oar young oT? be

or streains might be let to private individuals of conrp: ties for a f>w yoars ty test ths en terprise. Salmon fishing could be better pro tected and more successfully prosecuted by puch pirties than by tue Government.

Mr P. Sinclarr —The subject was an im- portant one,

late Cardinal Wiseman: Y.t in every foreizn |} court he was received as a Prince, thovzh his | rank was not derived frum Her Majesty s favor, jto whom no disrespect was offered by the re- }cognition, We hopethat Lord Oranmore will se that the real source of the inconvenience

which he notices is the foolish refusal of Great | Steps should he taken ‘o pre-| Britain, [eas wise in this matter than other non. |

vent the ‘ish being disturbed or caught during+ Catholic states. to enter into diplomatic re- | errainseasyas of the gear Winter Rivet |-ations with theS iwereign Pontiff. Let her do | ao? Dan R ver were frequented by salmon, | this, as prudeuce and good sense su Zeest, and | end if) eople were prevented irom destroying) Cardinal Cullen may then be jnovently re- them trey woald syop yield a proStabe)cognized not only by Bul Svencer, but even retura to the Colony. Jit the extravagant thousht may be attered, by Mr. Leilly ecomeurred with the remarks Oranmore himself — Tablet.

Binde to :shing the necessity of protect ng | The death tock place in England on the elon: a! f no place : _ : : re es = etimon caltere. Le knew of no piace on the Qad inet.. of the famous military veteran,

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Tae Awsxican Laxus.—-Lake Superior i- iho. largest budy of oy gh water in the world It has an area of 32 000 squae raties, and « mean Cepth of LOCO fect it 18 apparentiy fe by a few ins guificant streams, the largest o which are the St Lous and the Ontanagon

wike Mieigean has an area of 24 0°0 miles and a mean depth Q000 fret. This jak only receives @ few small streams. and ye Lake Michigan furnishes a larze proporuor of the current that &ows over theNiagara and Sc. Lawerenee mto the vcean. These great lakes must get supphed ‘trum su terranean sonrees It is wel) known

Island » bere so many simon were cang)it as!

atthe Morell River. The law stuuld be en forced to prevent the wasten dzstructivn of those fr

ljon Attorney General said that an ex periment shvuld te made with the view of useertaising whatadvantage might follow

| Lord Gough, in the Slst ye r of bis age Lord Gough was a native of Ireland and his tame is purely that of the brave and euecess tul soldier, bes whole life having b en 8; ent jin the army, which he entered while yet a [boy., Alter serving at the e:pture ot the

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| Weet Inties, he joined, im 1809, the legicns

Cape of Good Hops, and sabsequently in the | Me Green had no doubt that salmon fish ee cee 'P j q ¢ .

thence down the

| that large rivers on the Wester. plains sud i dently disappear through fixsures and chas:aw ) hever to reappear on the surface —Ca.iadian Paper,

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A Scotch farmer, from the County cf Bruce went to the oid country in Cetcder last, to

atvaid, however, but that peaceful counsels wiil

from the other side if they avz ever to be made at.ali.”’

London, Mare’ 17th. The North German Parliament bave passed a

Low this expression of the very natural feel- ing of the Eng.ish people will be received on | thia sde the water renjains to be seen. The lebate on the Protocol will soon open jn the | Sevate, aid M.. Sumner will have an oppor-| tuaity of delivering the speech concerving the | warlike character of which there has been so | much newspaper gossip. We are not at ali

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ultimately prevail, The great body of the | American people are too sensible to see in the ; escape of the famous privateer, any interna

tional inslt to their flag. or nationality They must, on the contrary, regard it as an accident | which the i tricactes of reditape “at all times render pessib e. In the fact that the escape is, | and always has been, gevera!ly deplored by the great body of the Eagtish pe opie, they must s-e a faithful indicaticn of the esteem in which they are beld in the fasz-anchored isie. Such oving Le sentiments of ake Iwo great nations 'o the controversy, we cannot eonceiye that it is within the power of diplomacy to fau these

Fenians new in prison.

> medications of the bill in conmmetier,

| Sucated the bill, approving at in all poise.

Bi i securjog freedom of speech jy af! the districts of Germany. Louden, March 17. During the sitting of the Constituent Cortes, at Madrid yesterday General Pron announerd thal the monarchists weve prepared with a can didate lor the Threue, and that ihe nauie would be made public suun. London, March 22 Tu the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Fortes cue, Chief Seeretary for Ireland, said the Gog ernment did vet intend elemeucy to any other

The cebate on the [rish Church Bul was re- suiped. Sir Roundell Palmer cide a apoech favoring the disestablishinent, but opposing dta- endowment, aud said be would propose aud urge |

Jobu Duke Coleridge, Selicitor General, ad-

Londen, March 20, evening. Mr. Gladstone’s bill to put an end to the establishuent of the Churet of Ireirnd and to make provieion in respect of the Roya. College of

one Protestant and one Catiolie, Immediately after jta separation all Government grants what ever ehall be divided between the majority and the minerity according to their respective popu- ations in Mouteeal and Quebee. The Corpor. ation is authorized to raise mopey for Schoul purposes, This money they eha'! pay to Sehvol Comniasioners aceardeng to assessment roll as between Catheles and Protestants Under the eld law all the mouey ef Govertament grants and asseasmmeniea was divided ona basis of population. In the country districts taxes lesird on public In- suiutions aud corporate bodies are to be passed io the Sehond Conmmissioners of the majority, to be divided among the Trusiees of dissentieut schools In the same proportion as the Goveromett grant, that is, im proportion te the number of children attending schools, Tuis is an adsanece

ly cleared A much jarger extent of land wi speedily bronylt onder the plough The ralge of the productions of the Island will increnee, this suving tothe furmer of wear apd tear, time, iv reaching a market. Phe time for ment the most valgable tine of the wuole vear the shipper, will be considerably lengtheued by making Georgetown the final shipping port And it such advantages as theae can be parchased ag the rate of 33 per head. per annem, for the pepa- lation of this Isiund isit a sacrifice yreaier tha we are xble or willing to bear? Nay, 1 venture to predict, that if pat to the vote, there are few awong us in the present day, who would net cheerfully beara treble rete rather than not have the advan'ayes which such a roud would suppl Geutiemen. Lleavethe matter in your he especially as the present appears the mest f vor, able time for the due consideration of this i ta teulject. The old party lines are ao faded,

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upon Upper Cavada legislation. The leader of the Oppostiion Mr, Jolly, promised hie hearty support to the bill, which comes up for a second reading tu-ni,lt. Senator Cauchon strongly op. poses it, Montreal, March 23

Seeond reading of Schooi Bill eawe up in Que- bee Aasembly this evening, and a lorgthy diccus- sion follawed iil wall no doubt pass by a large

ore that it is most diticalt to diecern them The po litical temple of Janus is closed, There are vo cent party questions to agonize the eountre, ik renmiig tobe seen whether or wet, in your wis- dom. the time has arrived for the deter:uiuation te x0 a-liead.

I remain, with profound reepect, your obedient

servaul, WILLIAM HEARD. Ch town, Murch 15, 1869.

eri eries eo ld be made a paying specu align, and | vf the Duke of Wellington in the Penin-ula, |dig up Sums kegs of gold. baried an the dyieg embers of discord into the flame ot war | Meyneoth, came up again iv the Hevse oe Coy, | jority, but Senator Cauchon and many friende

of prope “y fostered would prove a valuable) and commanded the 87ch Rezinens at the |[shund of Lewes, the wrereaboute of whier ‘Fake sexed question 4s 608 _yét:tipa for on | sve last eveniog aud was debated at great Hf the Goverament oppose it as being too liberal —————eE=>—>~>—>—>*#>*__ SS

sovree . f wealth to the colony. : batties of fulayera, Barossa, Vitturia, and |#d been revealed to him inadream. H isleahhe iaaaiiein Sle iocenten rig a. con. | WhatbS Phey especially do not think that in the city uf ~ °

Mr Brecken.—It was important to consider | Nivells, winning golaen opinions and wore 'dug over the most of the island without fiad: ‘ aiaieain: : af id : » a til t! wal Bieta Si John Gray, liberal, from Kilkenny, regards Mentreal, where wore than two-thirds of the rg : XAattuier,

that thy culony dd not labor under the same | substantia! rewaids for bis bravery and other |" the trewsura trove, and. returned to | aa ee ae eee pn —— oe the established Churen in Jr land as a badge of | Popw ation are Catholics, the sevool tax should be bE a dificult: as thos gountries where they had | | Idierly qualit 8 we perien sea wounded | Goderich last Saturday, having epent all Lis} = ae aii ve ae aire conquest. aba aseerted that it must be abolished | Maived and at according to Sree of) anne TS actin ; .s . ee , th 8. 8 ‘ : ’ cowprehende +y The masses On b th sides o ha rons us iy : ¥ “rties, fu ‘ . - to intraduge thosefish. Te salmon frequ: nt-! during the Peninsular war, the second time |Svpe? Maus dicats. aed is now almost pena the atl hata ts on off ihe teettl =o Ne. Eduard: Wi. Liberal fro. Bradtord, ane i _ , pres at ir ae Charlottetown, March 29, 1869. raat ed one waters, and there was no doubt that! - | less. — Canada paper te AMBBUE. Mey ignorance of the truta, or) also supported the bill ina perch of considerable | (bird will get more than the Catholic two thirds, s ° i ila detains ealoahle trade | "or? severcly in tne head His next field of | !es*.— © —" its misrepresentation, ean lead to hostilities, length, and was followed by the Right [fon | Out of torty millions werth of landed estates in ew ES ~ ay. able ; é ce er anaes momen , j active SctViCS was ome Where = played a — eee and tLe general spread of iaformation upon the | Stafford Heury Noriheate in opposition to it. epee 088: to foe ee eee RaClPROCITY. eh) : ' , g : 7 | Very important part in the series of military r ? subject cannot but result ia lostiag pe I: Join Bogtt then teok the floor and delivered | @Uliote belong to Protesiante, € Bishop ot a en " wa estic ae th rt! , : sun) ne Scns peace, t q rah envere . ee : f . : z A ae s ar eo in question was thea repo and naval ope:ations through wich Ba-tont ihe Blunders of the Past. aie ‘Opi € that the Senate will give earto no | 4 leng and able speech in favor ef the measure, | St Hyaciuthe telegraphed toa member this stter-| Tag question of [Reciprocity is one which

‘i oom ; mere , ; ‘ . . oa | Cangerous. ibi : re Dy ity. i i “ \ i . M: : 24 ut East India Op lum into Unina brinsing the When Mustapha, a Greek slave of Constantino- measures to have a new one draw”. up, that po the guestion Was Ww bether that Chuieh wus gvoc aie ae is en ane the cummnany There is no wr of more . EDNESDAY, Waren 21. war to a speedy close by the succession of | ple, was told that he must embrace Mahometanigv stone may be left unturned to decide peaceably alse ior the people of Ireland. The opponents of | delay. oe ; P < : vita) importance to the people of this Celonr, i brilii wements which placed Nark or suffer martyrdom, be chose the former alterna-| .” aor oars es Se }j this bill had utterly failed to prove that the | bt bave been got but for Galt, who was deies-| : i Hours in Committee of Supply agreed) brihiant gpd ong > bre ie co dee sinivalsy Shaiceviaidl tal “+t, Gia teas ae tone problem of which a declaration of war would opinion of the civilized world was opposed to| wined to have /rotestant rights, and threatened Under its operations the farmer, the merchant é ’ : ’ > * e* ices si . c ae e * ° . : ¥ ce to eeve al ae gracting the usual sums peg rh aon, eo faa : ais Meenas ne 4 wereriyt Ged wich bis soul, than butcbers with | Y* the worst possible solution. (his measure as had been stated. He reviewed | ' fight the battle in the Commona, and the mechanic will be benefitted. If the 3 p | 3 occas 219e : Ss : : ” 1 oe “pa oe : : i: . if as a public service, om aia Be or Oe eee ee (eee " his body There are many m-dieal practitioners en the epidon of statesmen on the question aud Ic is rumored in Qarbee, seemingly well question was sub:mitted to a vote at the : ts tiunor the Speaker directed attertion | onabane ‘ e (we will not be so discourtecus as to call them ny . queted Lord Stanley's remark that Lreland was | ®W'henticated, that so tar from the military being bE to the very in‘ericr and inadequate condition| the rank of Lieutenant General, and was) butchers) who, with the best intentions in the ANNEXATION. the question of the House. ile reterred to the | Wibdrawn from Quebee there will be a consider. | hustings to morrow it would be carried almost sh ut some of the Booys and Beacons round the | honored with a baronetes. But che fi ld tn | world, can no wore be s»berly trasted with the pre- —-- conduct of Lord Mayo while Lerd Lieutenant ,f! avle augmentation of the forces; that four regi-| unanimously. It is the duty then of the Gov me coast ot he fs'and — A better system touching | Whieh he won his greatest distinction as a | tessivnal care of a buman dy, than a Sultan’s News paragraphs aud editorial articles have | lreland, and the positions of other Tories to show | @CPts Will be stationed there and that it - to be - a Go t to f ard the he that brane» of the pabdlie service should by | seldier was Britich India. In 1843 he deteat- | ¢Xveurtorers It the mutes of the seraglio bave recently appeared in the American journals, | hat the party bad wo p-hey ou the Irish question, | the he -d quarters of the Commandersu-Cinef, | ernment, Sierra tee : i stand abet agionsseh comet ala Matvoisd teide ok Maka ajpore eaptur- their bow strings and aviimetirs, these disciples of respecting she appearance of some so-cailed Lie bil teow Cetore the llouse, be continued, Que hundred and two billie were in redaced, | cause of Reciprocity by all legitimate means ; e's, Pi °