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o tho sweet rurs oil Josephine, and which was scum-red

: Do styled o PROVIDEN'FIAL MAN-Chicago Timon

l ' nation» death-holiness isiolling.

The Slisnli' and town. Surveyor. who were bddly ia‘

. i. It loot-ported that s pops!- liss been found at Wolver- m tor-pm which shows that the l-‘eiiiinis in England boil

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'0' are and for posterity a portrait til the n-rn of Ai‘milis.‘ } Silo sat down in tho uroi-elialr. and she heckmvd tn‘ be 0m. to have his case! in readiness. Then with by under voice shi- culleil Niipulenn to her. rind, npi‘niiiy‘ both arms. she drew him d-nrn on her lap, and in this we pile induced hint to sit down quietly a few uiuriienlh no all 'w the painter tho sight of his hiec. thus enabling him to sketch the portrait, ' Af'thcsnd of this peculiar sitting. llonapsiio amil- Mildred. that be wiiuiil next tiny grant the paint- t-t'm‘llnwe‘ provided Josephine would again have the extraordinary means " ready. She nuns mini, and for Malays in succession Le Limo nuts enabled to tell lffurc rim “(I‘llfll'll‘l' of an hour and throw upon his on t_ e feuinrus‘of the General, while he quietly sot in ildl'plllllb‘. hi i. ' ."l‘hls‘pioture. which Lo Gros thus pointed. thanks to

llimglsoistlinrnpo in oopperphite' printo. represented illonapurlo, with uncovered head. holding it standard in .lils lhblltl.nlld with his face turned toward his white" on shout to follow .lllrll in he ilziilr-il on the bridge hf Areulil until it shower of .\ustrinn hulls.

'lt is u beautiful. imposing picture. lHl‘l -- inti‘mpt‘ir- orlcs praised ii for'iis liitcnvis in the hem; but no one mid believe that this pole. grove coiiiitcii-im-o. those, [lmusy‘ eyes. andveuriiesr lips. which secin‘l incapable oi osmlieI were thoso oi‘ lionnparte as ho sat on the lap of Josephine adieu .l.e (lros was pointing i‘.

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A l’lUJ'i'lDEN HAL MAN!

. There icon no iiraiion so glorious as the (l. the to do V‘o'pd. Howard. lieiidinv; orei‘ lliccniloli of sickness and “smoothing the duo“: of death. was :ri-riter than Nupo.

icon at Austerl it. And Thomas Holloway. Mom. in.

estimabieiiiedicines ore snbdoing dissasesol’ every type. {In every part «i the habitable glnlw, is more worthy of inspect. and honour than any warrior limit-vet drew the owned. \Vlicii Kli‘llial visited the United States .5. cu designated h‘y one of the cit-my us the ‘° provi- di-ntiiil nun." Stir ey Professor Holloway. who has travelled over most pitris of the timid. hotter deserves that title. His general establishment in Lindon has ‘ ban the found source nl’ health to millions oi the Hillel- oil. llis agencies, established in every city and town of‘tbo universe. are the .‘cnew‘a Disl'ENSAmi-Iil. What is truealil' live popularity of hi; medicines in Loli- di is smalumtglmnt the world; lor irlierci'er civili. oath n has penetrated. by land or sea, they are known and appreciated. From Greenland in Term del Fungi- é—lriiin the Mississippi to the Ganges—they :irc ndt‘er- i tiled in every printed lungmge. and resorted to by races ol‘ ct'ery name and colour. as tho only reliable lllfl‘pl'fl'Ofld'tMfllll-‘ll in all the phases of disease. The leadiugnicdicai periodicals ol’ London and Edinburgh Idlfvll'i] except llOLLUWAY'fl Pleas axn OlNTulc-N'r from their general denunciations of patent medicines. but unreurvediy commend tlleiit. In short. if we are to believe the concurrent tostimony of all nations: Pro. lcsior Holloway has done more to ameliorate human "lining sad rob the grave ol‘ victims thou uwaother tedieal discoverer nl‘ this or any other age. We buri- 'uiiqeootioimbio authority for saying that his control ‘ omen in London Wfllld out annually more than. three "hide thousand ‘ pounds‘ worth of his medicines! ’ The statistics of the cures ell'eetcd by their means can- 1"“,0LO0Mll‘le. be ascertained; innjudgiiig from the facts within our limited sphere ni‘oliseWation, we should ’oay that no ordinary uario volume could contain tbu Mrd. Surely the i iscovcrer and philanthropist who, lino owimpiislicd such results may. without arrogance.

scubi'i‘io.

‘0 in the sir its mouthful wail, N cover still the posh ore rolling O o'er mountain; hill and vole. B o,an the hearth-stones of our Island A ll is sadness. grief and woe. 8 liter pongioour hearts .sre reading. I. lliéittyi‘hss irlt the blow. E vcr green ihi‘ mémory be, E vorli'oilliful and sincere. 1) our to every son of Freedom ‘1! ,u be whom we now rovers. ‘A' ll who love fair Flecdom’s'stsndsrd I B aired by him upon our shore. ‘ D corned. tho byrinits (oil before him. W orhis curly loss deplore. H o‘i‘s gone. the noble-hearted. 3 very one his dull: bowsil, ~’ Lengths pride of our {sir blood. “A nd’l'ts prop when lyrbots roiled ‘ if, coin dostb lios cold s‘nd polo.

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. m r . . , . News”. by I‘Qlezraph: ' of "*3" l. Lo‘ndr‘iii'.‘ me. wilt—Levon. ‘ Tho explosion 0 nitro glycerinc at Newcastle on

'1‘er nap more serious than at first rqwed.

Jared, lsotooiqoo dicd‘o‘l' the-innuendo. . |Eight. person all told lost their lives by the ox. onion. . . ' ‘

.npi'rlio'oep‘ost of tho, [revival of negotiations between

Prussia and Dmokin regsrd to Selilesuig is doubt.

a‘ botchnow said that lctll'e negotiations will he

rme ID awry.

or lull? a plot (to plunder sll tho uriuurios of the m {mods in England. ‘ 33h bullion in. tho Bank of Eoglsnd increased

£277.”. ” l - 1““?le 20-

Wis” lids lobe details of recent battle in l’sclna ‘hpew. byneglect. not only lost results of his sicsmy but was turned on by his vanquished encuiy sud both; based. Loss of Rsrsgusysus very heavy. : ' New York. Dec. 20. W jibe “assassins sn account of s swindle perpc~ smooilutlus Bernard. ol’ this city, by which o bogus Mood broker obtained $40,000 from the Judge.

hold tat. ‘ .

‘ W“ ' London. Dec. 20. even. A billfor the rcmrgiiriiziilion of the army is nowui» “Iiicdssh‘iwlu the [French iii-note. Ito odiiptioii is ground that such s measure is necessary “courts! be German situation. end of tbo revolu- ‘aflmf slam in Italy.

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fs‘ ' riiiioiiisas of the quotas of taxes. the pro- ( ' ch ore iii- be spphcii to lbs psymss oi the Witlt“irtrtional‘drirt, soiling lbs provinces of the "so and this kingdom ol' licngsry. tins bests form-

sod toblished by s deeveo which has ‘tlto‘nlovhrsib. ‘ a; who on their rims- no English. Mumni.

‘ W. contend. were arrested to this city

“ ‘oo suspicion of being connected wists tho rs. tilde outtakes: ‘ -

m courtroom.

t teem i’swvarl’ngin sprawl police-sues»

‘ ‘ t d‘prisinis lisvo boom-tron limi- ‘ “m lunch: on oorel‘hllyiwztched

do with tho Clerksuwcll emulsion. ‘flmy millille iojail for further (‘Xiflllllulflflst,3 .4

It is reported that the Einporor‘h'os’ ' u to llelgioni, lloilnnd and Switzerland thus they" will join France in n (‘ilslnnll Union. Belgium is said to hurt- declined the proposition on the ground that she has al- ready concluded a military and commercial sllisiieo Iilh l'riiuiu. A’rcpwt is current or Ilrrlin that'tbe Grand Duke of "stolen iiiil aiidiolite and leave the Duchy free to join the North German Confederation.

. . .Monttcnl. Dec. 20. A number of officer! belongind to the (lsusdiitn Vol- unteer service. have left lor Route to join the 1’s iol array. A recriiiilng‘olilcc has been opened hero til the object of raising or regimes: for Psosl service.

New York. Duo. 3i.

Gold I33.

London, 1320.22. The Government is still taking precautionary iliieasnrcs to guard against expected movements of the

‘eninns.

The Troops which wrro yesterday dos stein-d for Porlsinonili were to-iiay sent to Osborne. ls o of “light.

The London Observer. in its icons of Saturday. says [that the British GoverinuontJn all the extraordinary precautions n hicli ii is now taking against the Fonisus, is acting with a full knowledge of their recent laus.

Tile aluriii caused by the Perilous is subsi in .

Advices from Japan announce that in moon once with the commissioners of Foreign Powers. the ports of Yeddn and Osaka will be thrown upon to Foreigners l'-ir settlement and commerce on the 29th of anusry.

The new constitution of Austrisivhieh recently poss- ed the Reiclii‘uth has been promulgated throughout the Empire by Imperial decree.

'l’he llill luv the. I’e-llr‘lllllZl‘litm of tho army which has been under discussion for the past week in the French Senate was introduced in the Corps Legisliitili‘ by M. (lressier, and was debated during tho sitting yesterday.

ll. Grossier. on reporting tho Bill, made s speeolidec feuding the features sud character of the measure. He denied that it was a preparation lot on corl war. be- cause in roolity it would operate to reduce l 6 present ell‘eciivo force of the army. lie insisted ii ut. the measure was intended only so it who provisiou' or the necessitiec of the future.

London. 22.

M. Roulier. Minister of Suite. also spoke in support of the llill. lie strongly protested against the opinion which had been expressed that the introduction of the hill was not proposed by the Government. as o tempor- ury expedient to meet utiiinniediute eonliiigeiior, but as a permanent measure to improve the gouerule clutt- cy of the military force of the Empire.

M. Jules made. a powerful speech in opposition to the Bill. Towards the close of the "(hint the vote was taken and the ministry was sustained by a majority of the Chambers. A

A long and angry debate in the ltslisu Chamber of Depllllus en the policy of the Government on tho lio- uinn questions terminated yesterday. The final vote was taken. and the Government. was sustained by s lunflrity of two.

' ‘lie announcement. of the result was received by the nppneiliiili ivith loud cheering. ' ‘

Gold I33.

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Chsriottctowo, Dec. 80th. The expected rising of Racism in England and idea- treal yesterday. did not come oil—Rt: nrsed scheme to blow up English Cathedral. Water York: ghsrded. Troops ready to move—Revolution in Yucstuu ss. ruining larva proiiomvus. ~ Suits Anus procluiinvd Dietistor.-- indications tabs! English Government have mforusstiou that agent-nil atltMpt will he made by Feuiiins to rescue the Fenisus in various parts for com- plicit) in late omrsues. Precautionary measures are being taken by the Government to nit-oi eiiiergoncics. -Tlie Timer“ editorially roars Abvssininu War will be protracted till next yuan—(laid 134. ST. JOHN. N. 13.. Doc. 80. Fiondiob outrages characterllvd l-‘eaisns in Dublin; large number of letters received at Post Office. directed to prominent cilivialsJosded \vilh explosive materials do-

, signed to kill the recipients, No one yet. killed. l’o-

liceinan horribly mangled with opening one.-—-Nspicr gone to Ab}‘ssiiiis.—-Gold 1336.

Dec. 3l.--Feninnl Storuied Msrtsllo Tower. nosi- Cork. overpowered guard slid heaped with considerable simunt oi arms sud; suuuunilion.-—llclisvcd the true culpritvibo fired loss at Clerkouwall prison has been

recaptured. . ' t ‘ Sr Jonx. N. 8.. Jan. 2.

Reported tbal men who stormed the tower aosr Cot-k. all come fromvtli‘o United Sllies—oolltovor by Fenian Brotherhood theft—Two liesd . Control sud . five Cap- isins liavu been arrested in South Wsleo.-Uovernmeiit determined to proceed wish prosocutious s sinst Sul- livan. ol thisdluhlin Noise". and others. w 0 took s

conspicuous ii‘sit iii the Ethnic processions.

St. Joan. Jan 3. Arrsngcdieuts irisdo by which half omiiiion dollars in Govaamest’nosei. redeemable in specie in Squolm. be issued for this Province throuin Bank 01 Honored. : No cable or other news of the slightest interest. Gold 33].

. -. ~ . ST. JOHN, Jun. 4. Positive advices just received fwrn Airics lsellvu no doubt that Dr. Livlngts‘one is olive and well.-—-l"esrfnl explosion of powder took place at Wychung. ' o iposlio Housow. (-Ciiins.) attended with gross loss of' do and pro srty. Vicui‘o)"s pslaco blown into the sin—ruold

133' . . a v , s'r. Jon..Ja ' .fl.

The late Collector. H. B. Smith. to be l’ull‘tlz'lfln. marrow. The Coinmander-iii-Chiefin lrelsnd is‘dotive- lv engaged in disposing troops‘to meet possible ont~ break. particularly in the counties Cork and 'l‘ip’perary. Hopes general Coulsreu‘eo on Romau'questlun shou- duriedby Frouce. Gold Rial. Busts left for Cape Tormcutlno at 9 o‘clock. More boots lbll.‘CIPC 'l‘oriueatiuc.thls,tuoriiiug st

half past 7 o'clock.

. St. John. N. 13.. Jon. 7. London. «lib—Feniauf surreptitiousl catered magazine at Cork and carried nwoy hall u too or

‘ powder. .‘No clue to the perpetrators of the »oct..The

Clergy o! Limerick have alxild: their signatures to dosimiools declarin there also been pesos in Ireland unless treated like lumoail . Boat left Capo Turpentine st 7 o'clock, with insiis and eight passengers. ' llavsnus, Dec. 26.

A dospatcli from Mexico states that the revolution in Yucatan, is assuming largc‘prnportions. Santa Anna had been pvoclsiiiiod Dictator by the Rovolallonivis. and was expected hourly to arrive l mu Hosanna with mm and o million of dollors.—-'l‘ho fort and town nl Sisal we" in the bonds of tho rebels. but the port was blockaded b two flexicsii gonlmats. A number oi oficers olio orinerly sent-d under the Emperor. liltl or- rived st Sisal from Mittanioras. On the Million en- gagement todlt‘plaocbflweeu the Mexican gaseous sm dictionaries oa slime. ~ ‘1 The court or Yuostaii. in the vicinity of Sisal. was diligently watched. to prevent tho landing of troops coming ironi any foreign cousitrv to skills the rebellion. when the strainer lelt Vera Crus on the 90th. the Mexican steamer Tabasco was rrsdy to sail for Sisal on the nestds‘y, with an expedition to establish the so. iimrliy at l is Mexican Government st Sisal. the hull on bond 5!.” crow 'toea out! several pieces cl ortlliery. ssota saris is iii'ihe city or Mamas. "soy OI"!!- pzvlsllstsflosrshsvs arrived bore. 'l‘lis‘y sll soon to

bully oWd. The Austrian strain Fri ate Noam woo W to solidi-ova moons. for 'l’ri‘stto on Wed-«day. the 4th

rufibda'ffl« ammo!“ "a, lost... with the remains of bloxlniillon «board. Tho

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having thus inolll’siéd lbs to sud tic yliss bog imprisoned at the capitol til llsoloo.

tassel. ' PM or rvl , ,, ’ a,” purchase1 ‘ ,ls.’mn‘ “mini r w ‘ ‘ iii no The testimony wbsst or rye. would set silly psyoo Moose prsls. something to Ito

diesels iamortrsb mowing,» I Us

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lurid hoot-Is supp , cots] by other modso of tsxs- onions on to say that any person is very muckiniprou. M nine of tho Confederates oil by his lirst visit—or his lost. slibsr-lo our Lol‘dou, which liso’bose rodon d felled is. that the Uppor sad but I boilers tbst the chess remark. shout tbs London Lower boundlaui. in oil matters slfectiug themselves ultho world. touches on s chord of the bosom boon as distinguished from the Maritime Provinces. would Which lstbs grostuiotlvo powor of one-half the jour- not combine to oppress thorlottei’. Now. the debate on My! uodsrtokoa oven in this practical age. If o co“.

community who may look upon anything wo issy sov upon this subject With suspicion; bot we think wo' coo sst‘sly soy tbst. writing from a British American stood—

proportiou to their numbers. s hill measure of civil sad religious liberty; because no disabilities here, or on the other side oi tits Atlantic, exercise sway. sud. in line. because the moi-s equal competition to which all classes are subjected. have secured them a {air show of

period or time without trial. judge or jury. 'l‘bolssson is s now one to England; but for tho put seven ecolo- ries it is an old story in Ireland. varied by periodical fsmlnos and unsuccessful rebellions. As s Britiin suojsot.jsloosvsiy attached tollritisli Institutions and to

3mm; L“. u "wanna “(on 3-0“. a." frieuag, the tarill' shows the contrary. sud proves that tho Feniouism hos exhibited itself under a most repulsive still-Confederates were the more reliable in their view ssp‘oct. At this We aro not shrprlsed; for We (sit ol- oi the working of the scheme. sci-ed that the spirit whiolrialled tliot Orgaulsollondns psessly protects the pgricultossl and other products of sooxisuucs in a disc of profound posse—Ito thus Unnads It: the impositioabf s heavy duty upon in). when the (lotus ol'vlonu! [on closed throughout the Em~ ported outsJ wheat, flour. meal. rye. kc" of which she pirc of Britain. sad when the chances of a successful ra- bus s surplus, the cool and other interests of Nova bollion wore hopeless. would be galvanised IMO I Sootis and New Brunswick. oi which the Upper Pro- stole oi unnstursi activity on tho orientith of "It" viiiocs are deficient. are sacrificed by allowing the some l“mill!” 0" ‘50 BWWWW “- MMCMIWI- our kl" products of all other countries to compete with them Emphlc‘lulflmll” MIYWII‘OMI‘“° “W'WW 9w“ ‘3‘“ upon an equal looting.. Upon this point. the oorrco‘ ‘suditis sow iasnlfost shot I reign of rotslistloii has ponder" from “M. m h." and, quoted “31:” h” “"3"”“1 "‘0" "l" “op “ n“ f“... °f°""?' i‘ Tito division lists will od'ord to the people of the “um, "I run" Th". m “a”, "mum" '" "m Maritime Previous sold vorillcstloo of tho oft-reposi- ed prediction. that when our interests oloshed wlih those of tho Western section of the Confederacy we Hth an Upper and Lower In the hits division on the

Whilst the tsrlfl ex-

point. we buvo shown that in lrishiiieu sad Catholics in "0"" “"“l'lll’ b° mm" thesel‘rovilwes. where the fullest measure of'oiv‘l sud Canadian combination- rcligious liberty prevails. no more loyal in sets taiiil'. nearly the whole mass of Upper sud Lon-er Ca- l° "‘0 CW"! °f England 0‘“ I“ found- L" “l usdisii members threw out tho omeudinsuls supported not. WNW“: ‘50 mlIIBd'l‘llOO‘L C“h°“°'»-'°’P" by the combined majorities of Nova Sections and New “my “‘5 C‘”’°“°"—‘“ “‘3'”. been“ “"3 “lo” '" Brunswiokero.” With those imp-innit facts storing us in the face. with regard to the effects of Confederu. tion from the stand-point of sectional interests and taxation. who will say tliss ws were not right. in keep- ing nloul from an experiment in Government whose mi, worlds, good. “.1 how", summon.“ 1. it“, benefits are extremely problemstlcol. but whose bur- ialismsu ivhlcii secures the lovaity of lrislnncn in those dens ore unpleasantlyveiilised. We may be told that Provinces to the British Thruuc. as illustrated during tho the scheme has not had a fair trial. and that it is pro. ihu roman raids ofttvo year. ago. At the prisont nio- motors to pronounce upon its success or failure, that. uncut the act at llibsssporpul. which Iccm‘él “'0 “‘ce' in fact. we have merely given the debit side or the nu doui oftlis suhjootdowépenilud in I'm“ “d in 3W“ count, without taking into consideration the credit. hind. soslnv. soy moo. upon tbs merenquplolon. or at we”, wimp. ,0, u“ “‘Mhet “‘“ymp- 00m“ lull’lw‘b“ new)" am” because no failed to discover tho credit. and we simply be srrostcdsudslivowu into prison for an indefinite gm “‘0 mm“ we find them. mm“ um “war m

We have given the debit side Islotie

drowliis own conclusions.

THE SELKIRK ESTATE AGAlN.

the dyna’sty allies Gracious Msjesiy, we express the honest opinion that umll the Irish peasantry-ore possess- ed by Parliament. in on actual interest in the soil they occupy and cultivoto. until the lrisb Church Establish- ment is abolished; and until the Irish psoplo ore pus. sessed oi locsl Psrlisiaout under the British Crown. by which regulate their own internal sfl'elrs. Fenlan- lsiu will have its scdvo supporters sod sympathisers. The authorities may crests uwildorness sad call it. peace; they may erect gibels throughout the length aadbrcsdtli of tho loud. sndlliey may sacrifice boos- tolnbs to tho clouded majesty oi the law; but we sol- emnly repeal. the conviction tbst so loag so the first causes-legitimate causes, we emphatically say—of dis- sl'i'ection exist. so long will illegal combinations exist;

Tris editor of the Islander. with the prslsonorlhy design of reinstating hlinwlf iii the good graces of the “poor lliglilouders " of Belfast. again reverts to the purchssc of the Selkirk Estate. This time, howm'or. l he admits shot although the Government of which lie was a confidential adviser. charged the settlers on that Estate a price which would yield more to the Govern- ment than the original cost and expenses; yet. that the terms of the Land Purchase Act, which refer to the self-sustainineut of all Estotes purchased thereunder, admit of s difi'erout construction to that given by the