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” tne isatter weqguited wide luturlaly, and . ; $ * 1 Ss obhle four hund ed he STOeCS dise reli ed iceo d BS a > | Suarély this is a most nnenviable lot. As arelor ofthe Pans . ie |g nee ee a oT Ra tg = Saar the British authorities tagle a requisition | is coming on him he find that he has « ae | he jer uf the] wre. omg? ae Phx a ere jing to military mractice, and realy to teuke wp : ; ; r , cul f as é e fas Carned ! rer hyee + ac > or . ve olaa ey t , pan the Government of tae United States | all his Sebetl oie bob ene De ets alah shower on th — of the = band the are The Protestant rector of St. David's e ee r i x ul ‘ repose, or ¢ ie stulive hace twas ry rb ie ; ¢ me”) fee bis surrender. Wilhaw L. Marey was cain: liek ot lat la era —o ing of the Lith was very bra ——. At Pari jparsh has been already admonished by the , ‘ » 1s fil i » 2 iF Striie 2 . rt} eteors Pre ; leo , heen: er . . ‘ . 4 “ee? tien Seeretary of State, and upon his war-!| e ade 4d “wiceseiainay i " Gin i ith aay th rasan pe i we we re Visiine, wok any eaderss of the nesro- force. Fhe Government ; : : , Weer tac aii neertunty, ‘ mi healtl ae rhea “vanes es ‘ sa . ry . ." Fant dated December 9, 1850 ¢ bptain | iseuying, and hones vanishins, and th: Tones in tive ons brut srcong at i i abe . land executive officers are on the alert Vhe ‘ + ‘ ecs J, a! he ee niin, aude | ‘Ts ‘ sserte meres: 2 i uae ° ; . t Weatherwax was again acrested He was ee oe oo savings boat taekle of Am OGRE INVENTION WOT OL. Gioulatinn i serinnslt menneed, Severn! di Li in witairs badins away, and yet to be obliged to! Leen approved by the French navy Laie} oy . ' ' ' tsken wt once tu dluutedal and there crosely nll ain Ue ables Wad unnecie lie wher and A ; , ON yee oe AMET hocks of earth jake were exper kereed ou t ~ ie er f t Ca. per wh Herp sies tor new aud la | desoatehes from Athens state that since the ” ! ’ } . euifieed im dail. bovuiiiene olbrin. tu Ge nlwune ‘shresulins chen | 4. t 4 \ . Plith and [2th, Just aout noon the Morcis ae J ; 3, ruses He tai » 4 the arks “retal is apa at ka ar : ) Alis counsel, Mr. MeMasters, adhered to! the weer Gal wiall to diva rrie are dvins cus ihe eabinegeeshemale — 1M sion, hostititic | state was damaged. Nos hives dost. © bigs with w rere fidelity. Ue could uot be} ah <a ee eo ais | have: licen resumed in Candia. | a BR Parausted to conduct the case, in a foreign | Ny {Mleb unosteatations wiy te be one | Loxpos, Lith, miduight.—The Meachestor | THE LIOTS AV EXETER e of the greatest aiseries that man ean be calles a . iaia . . a m i » ‘ BADE MH. ae dominion, but he gave the best advice in his ni to idubes’’ a 4 Oe aS a ’ 7 th e gs called | Observer says there is ‘a hope of reprief or : : a is i: F} = . ; es —-T PeeTe, BH GHC SUtrows At it entails, | commutation for Gould s j an ey Some very secious riots took piace at byeter be ww8 er. The eff Fy puc forth were d+ spe rate threaten to be the sarr ve of T, snitg V tpuleon . 7 | — ’ ; oe | whim, ‘4 id th ; j : oo TI ! | ‘ 4 : ; | t * Tewum my seeus ba lave heen procured, and ae o- * 4 Wit be execuied with Allen on the 23rd just.,} on the btn. ve distur ribs os ris uw wen the . - ~ a ——— — or he ter ’ oh as Sreak . i = ‘ » ce Ss 5 : used, which was ot deserving of eredenos | Pine Pei : ™ Bh eit ace ording to the terms of their sentences, oo rreaking of the wind ne ats - Trak FS Shs, : itis probable that spme one tampered with JV RD RB ERMOY S dean eve @ HETING TRE | The British Government has received from | aod threatening assembla ses before the shops, _~ fs ' ~The fol 1} ‘tter j he fs r ‘is : ° . . , . § ) “the jury. Ouptain Wyatherwas remaimed in| '**"~ 9° '° lowing letter is in the Dublin) the West tudies no offeial advices of the euh-| ofsome butchers. Between 10 and £2 o'clock at eg ° eg * Aug ‘ és Kj) ay os *y . 7 . + «py j . ° ° : . Prisca in Moutrenl about a year tle was e ar Kili bron Ye Restres vr, Oct. I.— mersion of the Island of ‘Tort Nasas reported | ubrht the rioters became vervdarin ¢, and nearly ad nem : : Sir,—la your paner of vesterday’s date. y me law h! > . - } » hakers’ : thers’ sf vere broke tried twice; the Jury (siled to agree the firat) le f Lat * : a eh be d ate, you | here by # cable dessatch from New York... 2. all the bakers and butehers’ shops were broken b, time, and the next one acquitted him oder | { aes tr ries ne 5 ’ " "Y, addressed to the | The troops of the Freneb Expeditionary Corn: jute. The fronts were destroved aud the houses a m5 : ; ; midon Times, iu which the writer offers t a a aid os , ch dumace was done, andi canine } ; @wection from the Judge wiv ruled the evi-! re bite hi cial es be mag 2 " f 7 7 , tlie aM Italy are making preparations to vo int) | futte a. Mu h damage was done ' and in many an F dence insufficient. Lhe Captam returned) cs itt Hthe subject of Fenkusm, | winter quarters at Civita Veechia, Gen. | olaces tills were robbed. ‘The militia were { “hams to Pisttsburg, branded with the hia phe | vende sik 4 declares . oe his opinion that | Daumas has been appointed to succeed Mar-| called out, and 2000 soldiers were despatched * : a ' J . -ar aly . . e : —_ ’ as . ° « ° > Coe). cruan of marier Hits roletives shucned | f io ae We the population of all) shal MeMahon, Duke of Magenta, as Govern. | {rom Piymouth by special train) on receipt of a 7 ‘bem and re veatedly aceu+ed hia of the crime | - and, ems ve Sens yet certains lor General of Alseria, and commanderin tele rrany asking for assistance, Some corne | a a . é effective strencth, is upon the side of law 3 | 2 : 1" . ’ : , ee = BO Nevertheless, he contiaacd tug ten long yours) | , ll an Mas Fe rk. ana) chief of the Seventh army corpa.. .. The Fe lenlers’ premises were bucut down at Exminis- @ assert his innocence. ; eres Vee atae eee _ sits of British con- nian prisoners Halpen, Warren and Costello. | ter, it is supposed by incendiaries. The city 7 * lrection, aud his i wrdship recommends, r :

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4 PRASGER STORY The \thany Heeniag Jovrna! Yr bliehes the f{vllowing remarkable story ol the reappear-

i thee of

murdered eleven Vy

stan who was supposed to have been ‘ers ago, and whose sup- posed usacdeter very uarrowly escaped hang- neg ‘In che latter part of Jane, I855, Capt. John ‘ Wesetherwax, attended by his Lndrew Weatherwax, sailed in a lake boat trom Piattsbarg tor a Canadian port, Llaving rargod » his bout sun or estuary that © up

cousin,

dike vs earge, he came wi

te Poke Liwer, 4 ac

tes tote or connec with Lake Coamplain,

wt beyoml the Canada line: and apon the

we side of thadake. At Poke River there Yat gg seltlieauenst af eonsiderall eEteet, and a whart, At wien the host Was Cure fenrentiy myored ilere Captadu W eather war was ty obtain a ladias ~ woud, with whieh to (renght his boat and re- turn te Plattsburg. Daring the day the

éwo ha i a Violent qearrel, which Wiis wilaees- doyed op Ic woe wt its herg'st ahwst & uo cleck, eth perdone Shreath length ** there eime theoog the darkness ta the ear @f the hevey thud, as

by & man em the Wa

ning each other a!

listener, the sound of a dull of & powertal blow with sow@ heavy weapon

erasing throase the skall, aad thea all was

still Soon after this the captamn came af, Put withowé tis cousia.”’ Nese asorming the hat of Andrew, and blood near it, wee tound

on the torward deck of the weasel, Che Cup. tain wae upeeldy taciturm, ani did not speak of his Cauda Cue ceptsin of another boat, a little distance eway, also heard the altercation, the threats and the blows.

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be hewrnrey Waich, Tike hogrer at mint riegengeeaetaar tw ea phages uityin that eky. winete is weil Hastraicd bythe ¢

yer MW ba P 5 ml p the Heeal Government to sapplement tose ideavours by a derce of sufficient atreagth to ek at once ese lawlss< acts Taere is ne means takew by one Barkhand ta beeak off ans agcessity te wall aati lives are loat, stage-ounchre enygageuen! wien he was deuak. tle tald bis, atapped, and imaati- bags robved of theeit valwable own stery in costt, Where he appeared te have edntents. Let the Goveruwent aet al ones, and the “berg broth ve” at Che affi need one prt under viergeticaliy. boards to Keep the peace towards bin:

“Uotla week ae, tour womer, Laas engaged te be marcied to Saw, the sivtee af Che priscners

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[RRESOLETLON Gt Kine or Irary — fhe Fiorense correspondent of the Xeherte vives the lollowmg history of the late uinis- teciad crime a¢ Florence :—* On the 27th, at 1@ wv. ww. -Craldtaa waited on the King and Phat showed me te what hanoreould bring arian | told him thet m consequence ol frarrbalidis and Tat onee took the I was engaged | rapid march the position b td become unten-

tite

Twill net speak dled her, thong we are eweuies that | You ae { was drank whee | propored and was acecepted

vow, fer itis owieg To Gay engagement

took the pledge avd am a seber ayan

° af : : Sed ony anty. Lemited tee falls rch her teLop a a - — i = nan Prinee Edward Islurd a8 weil as the Provinces | At the same teine he re-)

Tvisited her daily, took hee to encrusted to him places of amusements, and teld bee sweet let! gommeaded the King to seod for RKettaza Lu fact, € dud eweevthiag requited varept fo name the lias ty feat L proerastinated She resisted that we should be married at 1 became desperate. Lo had ae

ulse

did ow duty

marriage

idera to let Garthalds escape, and supplied his followers with arms.) summoned toyether with Gen. Rerands, and informed that the Fremch troeps bad lelt| ine | Comlou, urged the King te oppose force Nut Kaew what elxe fo do, I pretended lo tbe) With force. * Sire,’ said Rittazzi, *1t will days ave. She) tase the Prone Qeet thirty hours to traverse had seme triced« tu the parlor, and that pleased l the dietance betweea Toulon and Civita Vee: | wie. DRiseed ber and tried to kise them tale and) ghia, the French troops, whatever may Hypo tempeie, Puey fold her b had beet anatle ba get pea, cannot effect thei landing belore tour the tale huir she wished, Chat they cost two WUCO Doel to-morrow, it 18 easy to anticipate Vaae did i them, tovecupy Reme, ar at least to Gake ap) perentiy having her dearest: secrets exposed a & position ihetween that erty and Civita Vee-

tee peunug judies and geatioman there, she angrily ’ - we ’ ‘ ded that there Was no tuld we te gop that Lo cust never j chia. Rettase also added tha 1

tgaie. was bappy te hear it, aod left at once. | I did met visit her. aud turee days atterwards || der to the army woald occupy sever ul hours, te oxhe Was sick | Lt was now two o'clock, and the King, un Not being a docior, 1) decided and alraid that the buld measare pro-

ener Intention of! 1 know what { have been whipped by my father because my taofher has lapuened ta caress

marry tng her or Arey apnnes

nent rineny ts

drank when visiting Sally eigit

the buisness. Ladisoant at tas ap-

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Come tear het

reeetoed a note trou ter telliag use and wished stayed away ; Phe next day [T reeeived a similar note: my | position, said thet be muse Cake Cunme Cu con- ~— Phew F received awote| dar, He then sent for General LaMarmora telling me bl wasa fatihless brute aud crael weetel 3 wie areived at 3 v’¢luck, and remained in

and she had two big brothers (lL kuew ot), and . Re they all i at a pt saute i a a eT ypsaltation with the King unul 5.30, + ‘ ui ounce é “Hues * ‘ adety vine

and broken heart by beating ae; bbelwed it, aud had careiully aveided che big vretiers, They | Svbly form & mimstry in consequence of his nave Buen to see me elsot trues already > m ide | relations towards the lett party sad the army. the servant say Pwas ont, Bat Lkaow they wil At 6 o'eeek Ratcagzi returned to kaow the cateh me, and ther [ shall teel very bad Ve King’s deeision. Victor Emmanuel repled prevent that UL have bad tuem arrested Lo wish) tyatine would give lis answer to-morrow. Cheeta eottoscl eoveee Cee Kesey the peace; they can ulse) © Sipe,” replied the ex-Mioiter, * to-morrow keep Saenae Sivier Sallyy Liey said licy would there will be ne time ty act: yvur troups wae hss: 'will arrive too date.’ He then lett and Gea

Justice —"Y, ht to have them arrested. _Justion—"Yuu are right to hase them a 9, d Menebrea was sent for. He arrived at Phey must each give boads ti the situ of BOO to

te see tie

Was tite sane

(who by the way, 1 is now stated, gave or. |

Rattazzi, on being |

time to be lost, as the transusssion of the or: |

| posed by Battagze wuuld only aggravate Che)

He cold the King that be could nut pos- |

= as wy ore amie as wie Smith he sul Court of Apel at present.

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a reply

Orrawa, Tuesday rh, noon. Ine the Hlouse vestertiay, Savary presentell a petition prayits for the removal from office of Chiet Justice Young. Anglin gives 1 tice ot in ancies in the Senate

quiy whether in fillings Vie ! for New Branswick, Catholics wil presentation pro yortionate Co them numbers, Grrawa, NOV. "9 In the House of Commons, yesterday, Sir ren cordident| Joha A. Maconald. Premier, cordick ly hoped that the Preanchuise BA soun to b introduced would embrace Nowtfoundiand and

have a re-

now torming the Confedracy.

The Premier abso stated that negacintions are now on foot for the acquisition of the Hudson's Bey Territory.

A new writ has bean issued for the election

John Rose, who has been appointed Minister

lot Finauee, in place of Hon. Me. Galt, resigu-

Mr. Rove's com.n reial and monetry policy ia understood to be the same us that of Mr. (aalt.

The Government will not consolidate offices of Secretary ot state and Seeretary ot Prov- inces; nor will Mr. Archibald’s pluce be titled for same Cime.

}of Halifax, praving for impeachment of Hon, | Chiet Justice Young. for alleged oppressive j conduct, tue boase of Commons yesterday.

It is rumored that overtures have been made by the Government to an Ante Uaionist l member from Nova Seotrm to make way for

was presented to

) Archibald in Mouse et Commons, by accepting |

la seatinm the Senate.

The Premier stated this evening, in the

Howse that Parliament will adjourn early ip}

| December, and re-assemble in February.

| ‘Phe Later-Colontal Railway Lill is te be

introduced immediately

Bills relating to the Secretary of State and | the interpretations of the Statutes were read a | fivet time in the Llouse of Commons btils , evening.

A Petition bas been presented against the return of the lon. G EF Cartier, meuber lor | Moutreal Bast, tor bribery. Ao warn debate

took plave on the member's pay and travelling The Government scale is strongly

) expenses. lobjected to, and meets with much Opposidon

\fcer bus retarn to Piattshurg, Coptain am . he w Minis-

Ate r ee ptsin) ep the peace. Ad to you, your coaduct has | and weve pted the task of forming a ue ] | Weather wax gave Qu satisfactory answer to pon diagravetul. You ae Ged R15." fory. For ax days here bad been no Govern- } “he enqiairies lor the missing man, On the | - : Sei lment and everything had been fett to the vers spot at Pike River where bis bs THE SORROWS Ve Wocis NAPOLEON, | leeble Signer Monzani, secretary to Rattazal, had been moored, the dead baly of & aan, | : os who directed the police and talsiticd the tele. |

. ‘ ' The Suturday Review, dwelling on the ,

recently Killed. was Cakea from the water . yrams. During all that tioe the King was

The man had evideatly chat to his death Dy violence, far bis skull was crashed « feartel biow frow a muacd-roas weapon in the hands of « vigorous awiailant Cae body wasideatified, Poe min reconited it as being, Vysy mia q testion yf doabe. the min whe tad been missing fro thee best, as Andrew, tne eouwn of Captain Weatherwax Toe Captain was arrested, Me. 8S DM Rockwith issuing the warrant on tha So oF duly Che prelomiaiey examines ion brought wut the most conciusive evidenee of Gis gurle Tacre was oo doubt of bis c¢ mzenious counsel bethou zit the resources of the imternationsl iaw and traaties. Touey suceesded in. establiviing themselves in the position, that inusiaueh as gis affair had taken place tn Cagads, seither the authorities of Pistesburg nor of Ulinton

aa if by

raviclion themes clges of

> county, nor yetot the State of New York. | had enytiiag wiestever tu do wit tie uast- |

ter. Une of them. Mr MeMasaters, then reeom-

present position Ot tie be eror Napuleoa,

saVs he is a man on whom «adack Cloud of care mivl aoXtety is <. But lus sorrows but from

pitiiuily weak ard orresolute. while Kaitaes

GUViGUSIY selliiti

wake pleuty of vuise, but they wan't do any- thing!’ Isis now firmly believed im Pior- ence that Vietor Bumanael has serivusly cow prowised bimself by private despatches without the Knowledge of tis ad-

ecume tot from lis His SUCCES». tt :

baiiure, has taveated the burdeu that Is Passi on him. He is, as he wished to be, the Emperor, the sole respousthle umnager ot

1. . written )Peeack afairs—the one aathority to whow aii

isillls cctthin“Guill Seal te olf Whak lato be ae a iis wupopularity is very great,’ corne and attempted by ove of the richest, ae a rie

wavest, und imost powerful nations in the) LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. world, Pais sounds a rrand aad adusvable shiesiinli

position, enough te satisty the ambition aad FROM BEUROPE,

Zive seope to the genids, of way man whoever! Loxpos, Sunday, Nov. 14.—It is thonzht lived. I uloubtedly Ui is a wonderfully sreat :

the sentence of must of the Feaian prisouers SULTNOH, recently eouvicted at Manchester will be com much power aad 30 much respunsi-| puted to hard Jabor for a term of years, o bility, he also has a load of care very wuch! punisned. Allen will probably suifer the ex mwyoud what falls to the share of most men. treme penalty of the law, :

WS, Bsain, IS Not in itself anything so very) Nov, 16.—The Fenian trials are progressing terrible. Ef a man is a great ruler, he must (in Dublin. The jury in the case of Costilla rule; if he severns forty millioas of men, he i brought in & verdict of gmilty. On the onen- must va thruush the trouble of severuins.| ing of the Court on Saturday morning, War-

thing to be what Louis Napoleon is, aavins So

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never ceased to say, *Mareh, the Frenen wali |

meaded his clieat to fee froa his native coun: | try, w change bis owe and apperrance, to} go to the ead of some uafrequented road, and |

Bae this ati ciile oui oS ee 7

But the ni hue kof L rus Napol un—or, as has ru and Halpin were sentenced to 15 years im- enemies would say, bis punishment—is of a more serious kind. It 30 happeus that now,

\prigsomment, and Costitla was sentenced to 12!

vears......The conference proposed by the

thers out of the world, tus tleaticg congealed to lest aw new and dif-renciste, Buttne cap- tain would net aveent this advice jsue of bis accusers and of all the world, he sieadily ami persistentiy declared his entire innevence, and retused to badge a single mer from hie aceustomed rowad at lysines

? EBoviy im the present month intelliganes Was brougiit to his counsel, Me. M-Mascers, ‘that Andrew Weatherwax, the men 30 pppoe ‘te have been mardered. had returaed te Piatehurg. Ue refused to eredit the scory ‘til, on the 7th instant the man came cue village and showed biased: olive. ile gave the folluwing wecount of bimsell: Hie teft the boat that night in a state of par- tral intoxiestion and in avery treitable mw wet

fetes

Giving tw « rarm-shop be soon became embrouil-)

ed in a quarrel, Was arrested, brought be ore & magistrate and fined. Not having the

money to pay the tine, he waa about being!

placed in close confinement, when a man stp.

ped forward and of-red to take lim as a)

fenman, giving an advance of wages to pay the fine. Andrew accepted, nnd was spocd- hipped man English veel He went as

,

ys ore~men sailor to China, ta Australia and 0 Vu ‘ua perts of the world wn diferent Ves- avis. e¢ returoas now, and learns forthe firat time of sepposod death by vrolanuv,

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Ceurtiors Srony—Paer ou ec teriox.—'}'he Paris Sicele pudlishes a curious story concern juz one Ceser Morenv, who is said to be an t.adian, a mative of Piedmont, and speak us

[a the |

atter fifteen years of tolerable prosperity, he finds bimself in a preseace ditficalties. '

Kuspevor Napoleon for the settlemout of th Roman question seems to be attended by dith

of very peculiar

' ope ° e Phe wetsuit of tiis whole systeu |

, culties.....Phe Pope objects to any couter fo person il yoveriticnt appesrs ta be coming |

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to hi all at vuee, aud he is so situated that, '\y Whatever Course he takes, it seeus as if, for the vest of his lite, he must henceforward have the cravest and most wearing cares besettins hin.

vided ou the question for the neeessity of the couterence.....}tis asserted that Spain is the

} : } jonly nation that supports the tem poral pow

ee as the | when broucht up before the Special Commis heat remedy against Pevianian, that the people ot) sion for the last time to receive sentence were | Ireland be peruutted to arm andgtvain theuselves asked by the Court if they had anvthi

as voluutevrs for the defense af thew awa country. | rs vy the . ourt if t ge pal ren te any lft is just possible that Lacs nistaken in sUpposing wh ft 8 penalty at the : AW should not be im | Lard Beormuy to desire pa-risinsion frow Heyband posed in their onan. 1 hey replied by makiny ftoy the brish peopl: te arn wud team theinxed ves stron s speeches, in which they reiterated their as cia neswldiers for the detence of ther own | Protests against the jurisdiction of the Commis } weil, just as at they—hie Lordship's trish fellow. | sion; denied the legality of their trial without eountevaen—~had rights all the sane aa if they (a mixed jury, claimed that re citizens of the pwere Koghatimen or Seotoamen, [tmay be that United States they were entitlad to the pro- jit is uly Coa aeleot few of tia Irsh toilow-eountry-| tection of the American (rovevament.

weu bis lordeblp proposes to give ards. Perhaps | Lerd Fermoy might regard even me ax hardiy ao - : i well Giagnt “hardly so sincerely d eee far | [From the Halifax Evening Express, Nov. 18 } “preserving (he lives and properties” of myselt aud | ny Conntrymen—os lo be fit tor being entrusted | with arn. [reneunber Chat twenty five years age

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R. M.S. Cita, from Liverpool the 9th, and Queenstown 10th inst., arrved here at 3.30 his view Hyon Trilish conmmetion were the same as this morning, The principal features of the mine Were then and are ail We both desired | sews have already been anticipated by Atlantic that ireland guider the sane Sovereign as Baglin | tele raph. :

ence iw lis behalty and the several Powers | hich have been invited to participate are di |

“The reports about Judzes in the Maritime Provinces demanding Canadian salaries, was lincorrect. The Nova Seotia Judges have | acve ptod their first quarter's salaries at the old rates. A question i Sapp sed Lo have jheen raised about salaries by the New | Brunswick Judges.

Ic is evident (rom answers to questions pat in the tous of Commons to-lay, that the Government are pot yet ready with their Ine assures.

A tamily of four pertons were harned to- | death ina house destroyed by fire, m Montreal, }ou Saturday night last.

/ Connel will enquire in’ the House of Commons to-morrow, whether a new survey | of Interecolonial wih) be made; Savary, whether } the Patent Act will be ibtrodaced, extending the privilege to Americans ; Anglin, whether ithe elaims of Cathotes wilt be considered mn appomting the two Senators from New Brans- wick; Fortier, whether the Government in- tend to purchase the Pelegraph jin».

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questivn will be discussed thie afternoon!

whether Cabinet Ministers can hold seats i the Howse of Comune.

FROM JAMAICA.

| Kixeasros, Jamaica, Nov. li.—There is fear of another negro roit and revolutionary Parish of St. Thomas in the ast is threatened on the preseat occasion, as Chore are

outbreak. The

in the ease of the former rebellion.

was keptin # state of commotion during the whole of Tuesday night, and a coullict: arose betweeu the authorities and the “ roushs,” the former having prohibited the usual celebration of the Sth of November, The contagion of disorder has extended to other Devoushire towns, and we hear of food riots at Torquay, Crediton, and Newton Abbott, in the first- iamed place of so serious 4 character that the Riot Act was read.

THE CRETAN QUESTION,

The Journal de St, Perersburvh of Saturday last publishes the text of the declaration lulivered to the Sublime Porte by the Am- basaders of Russia, France, : Italy. In this declaration the Powers named throw off all responsibility for the future

and scotiand, shievuld have their own independent | The French Exhibition closed finally on the rr “ Pe We both were ot) Sed inat., without anv ceremony whatever, pinion then that _ right way lor settling the) ‘Phe largest. number of visitora ever in the | | Churel question, the land questton, all the qiies- os ae ” a | huilding on one day was on the 2st u't.. the {tans about Privh affairs that have ainee agitated lay orivinally fixed 5 ; ere (reland, and that now begin te feghten and eu pay Swany nxer ns the lest on which it| damage Mahia; wide 0p Min Tnid GeVdbindathaih aa would remain open. — For some weeks part it is | thee Lorde wid Commons of Erelund. Lord Foe. )* tid the building and its contents were gradually | may way have changed his view mnoe he waa Me | hecomin more dusty and diner, j | Barks Rooke. Bat Lsay te low aed the Eaulish, Berl Russel has not, after all, abdicated his | i

voumse of events, in Consequence of tho Porte refusing to accept their “a

juestion. They dectsre that they leave Turkey | to the consequences of this retusal, and with dra Ww from hor al} their moral support, Fran is suid to have signed reluctantly; Kagland | md Austria pefused their Go operation, The Russian has issued « eireular showing the course adupted by it in order to prevent at Wisurrectionary vutbreats in Tur kev, wid declares that Rusyia will adhere to the | principle of nun-intervention sa lang as itis res | pected by the other powers, that if will not | lope an isolated course of action, but * that! it is resolved to uceomplish its duties humanity.”

Government

| danger. 'duty of

of a member tor Huntigten, vacated by Hon. |

A petition trom Lhomas J. Wallace, FE q..}

The)

Prussia, and | offender.

ithe Aet into cousideration, the words alluded |

{ : o. oe ; to be would make himself liahle to an information

ad th:

nh f © . ca icpers and the summons, but without effet. [T was taken by surprise, I covfess, and so, Lthink, was the learned dt& ze. fie had heard Mr. Palmer, in the preceding case, quote the clause of the statute preset thing withheld estger

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u hovity of -_ ig not mine. This attempt ia the most serrous

Catholic velt fg places our common country

It imposes upon saving at the same and af vet coufoundiig aa one or two dilerent th Wh n it the Court helow the judyment lies ‘wen, the Justice or Court is fusclus officle. Che making ont of the appeal papers, even hy the Justice, is not a jadicial but a ministerial wt. fn the Police Court, it is settled between

me the WAperious time our honor and the fi * the s mower but the country, ' at oath we a 7 ir, Janae the proviso atta hed or the cgislilyins clatese,

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two causes, abso ntely distinet, hjects ltaly must be s cured azuiust

dau cers she may run. Hurope must be coa- vineed that, faithful to her envagements, Italy does not desire to be and cannot be the disturb

te of publie order. A war with our ally would

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t i { Cutis, i

ve fought for thi As hotder | pplatntatt or defendant, the Court has nothing to of the right of peace or war, J cannot-tolerate }do with it—it is an et parte concern. Phe

feel therefore, | respondant, whether plict tif ev defendant in reason listened tu, {the Court below, is no party to it: when he is

ysailie its msurpation. | coulident, that the yarce of will be und that the [titian citizeas who have vie- jinformed, however, that he hiss been made the lated that right Withdvaw be re spondaut, he finds it is imperutiveby necessary hind the line ef our troops. The dangers | tor him to appear, and he does appear and ‘to | {prevent a judyment being entered against him, of costs, he pleads

as

will promiptiy wird rash st hemes phavey create be appeased by mvaiatanatnes | making bim liable to a bl ’ aud the | that he has not been served with natice. not a right to be discharged

| W hich disorler

hnmong us musi vyoveruiment

Vhe heuer of the country is ino my hands, and the ¢ nihidence | ¢ which the nation bas shown inme during the | Palmer was about to put in IT might have tried When catty the erperimentian crucis. T wight have turned uot public} te the appewl papers, as Mr. Palmer did, and

the firm authority of th

paviotalaity ob the Laws, j

sts 7

| sackdest periods, cannot fail me,

be restu.ed tu men’s minds, be tully reestablished, ace oiding | addressed the Court: «St appears, my h ra, Paitiament, my Government, {that in this exse the true respondent is ‘the Kraace, willendeavor )Qucen, and that the appellant nas wrongtully with all luyady to make a pracuicable arrange | brouglitany ient Robert White, into this ¢ ‘ourt. alate tan endto this serious] 1, therefore, move, on the pert of Robert White, lL have liad, [that the appeal he disutissed,”’ Could the 1 have #hewn that when

| i sihitet order slail

; tu the vuole ol

Liss gere@ese ut Withs Chak ol jinent calcu ated to pe

| acl Lan porlaul Login Question.

and aiways shall bave, contidence in your | Court have refased ? wisdom, as vou have had in the Kia fer

Uiauks ta oWr COMO SHCTIICrs, We

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oul wlich, lin the surminons ; and I micht here vo further, ) ‘

} ’ ‘ have, atjor ceen the tant af a amas altogether, \

and | Chitty’s Burs’ Jos., $29.

lits real ¢ ranili'd,

asl, restored to ihe humver of nations, J have shewn also which we must haod dowa eptire and honoree dj that the reeord is not removed by the appeal. ryed | L zo still further, that the autos or process is uo part of record; and that when the party isin Courtis bat mere waste paper. Aud, finally,

to our ciildrea.’” Tue proclamation is 94

yyothe Kaas and ali the aiuuisters.

j inferior to a superior Court he is bound by his iflidsavit travel out of it, One word inore, T do net expect the Court to lescecd from the bench to argue the correct-

[fa counsel makes

| GORRESPONDENCE. ae

SRL LONI EL SOON NALA OA A EE

‘ho tite Buitvuk OF THe

ale RAMAN ee

ness af their juduments. Sir, Mr. Mcebeod doubtless imagines that a motion for a new trial, on account ot he bas viven a& Culbolete autwer to my com ja wisdirection by the Jud sve to the Jury, ur s : : te nders a Bill of Mxceotious to the charge te the Jury, the Jud se does not defend his opinions or his law, he leaves it for the counsel m the dle to satisiy every Ls carbieak persvn lease to debend bin,

munication ia your issue of the Ulth tastant. | .

Timay aot be able to convinwe him, but I think

{ wilh be In like mawwer, b call

that he has tallen very tac short of what he joven Mr, Palmer or Mr. McLeod to defend the

j sw , ‘ . judsments which were obtained through the conceives to be a triumphant refutation of the i ie . . :

‘ | AUDIOS CETL of counsel, in net quoting tiie

assertion [thea made and now repeat, that the fyigie of the section of the Act of Assembly

judgment ia the case of Mr. Palmer's appeal (and the qnablring clause, Apolezmin.y for the

was ire rulay and wot aceordins tu law. ‘There / fen zt of Bite Soummunication,

. fas vour obedient servant, are two me les ot PeEMVOViAS sulin wy proceed . 2 LAWSON. wirs trom an inte rior ton superior jurisdiction, November y ins. by certiorari or by au yea, the difference he- | ne

; . To tne Eviron or tHe Exaw(xer, tween is thus stated, * aa appeal is net like a cerUorari, & Ganon law rigzht—it les only

; ; i You will greatly ablize by viving the foilow where if 38 Statute ; ht. ae “ ‘ ing

lve Cashiubury, 3 Dowl. and Reyl., maz. ca. ¢* J >

CX 9ress:V wIvew by

paper. Iso; ii. Vs bias rly ? bara and Ald 52] | At a leur nad and respectable meoeturg al the L Maule and Selw fs “On the othe inhabitants of Powual, Lot 49, held at Pownal Stal warts aN . i mh

Hall, on Wednesday the i3ch instant, for ele

lhand, a cerfiorari always) lies unless ex nateher eC rliorart!? Mur ical !

. ! gut of the

jpressly talcen away, Fd. The

lremoves lhe record itself inferior) bteUectial Taprovetnent of the venth of the

| . >. i pirticnvers or) dew. certior court, Bac. Ab. certiorart A. com, Dew. certior- \ , ovr fancaed, wee desivnated the Powna! ari, quoted in Chitty’s Burns’ Justice, vol. 1, | 6 Literary Association.” title cerleorure, wira appeal is tar the pAb p sages fue Associmtion to be composed ofa rn" ee | a

de t, vice ? esid nt, Secreta Vv and Fre: Vhe follaw- hie ie rsatis were then elected dbiace bearers fon

ef removing orders and couvictions, L Chitty’s Now, with

, ! forthe sake | the ensuing

‘ : : and a coimenittee of mana renwKeiad, Burns’ Justice, tithe appeal Psd, | teow ird to the summons, admittius vear, vizi—dJarees BR. Gh, Bs _ bof t . . } bia ‘ Me. Joho Butler, Sceretary aad ‘Preasurer. SUMLINOUS Was a matter of substance, and vitiated

the Mr. Ml ‘llosh, t Gar, J seph i iwley Captain appeal. Ih 1 ig. J ukius mid James J. Gay. The Assocestfion

aupmonus altogether, which was R he cerlimiari or

Palmer's course,

> ! ’ 1 7. on P ! : 1 . , - : tv meet weekly at Pownal Hall, for the disens land down inl East, the Kins vs Stone, and} i : ; a i : , psi Of aporoprinfe topes, with lectures on +3 rg * s ae , | by eept) “ap . ° this Wis POeonviction removia r ; rar, pocnpoantear suihoje ‘ts every aternate week. ! Shat appearan chres git Uerects i bone sui Avs itis the intention of the Association te mons. Now, if Me. Palaer appeared and bis) lative asanable library in connection with the he a : ‘ ; fostiiute, itis to be honed, that all these in the alls lavit is, at least, privet fuer, evidence thath, ; ; i ; ; : , i ultv ta abe to the disseminnuteoon of tse ' 1 ; leap pear, and Pnab t ; tron to She) fal ten helee, will pucoura re, aad reprectate pred cincut tithe process ofthe Cou t—is that) the Inu ectof the Association, . {i ar bones resolved that lhe 1 fe not been fairly raven an lia nevils whe Cee = er ee oe ae ~ TE vrecvece?o] ROT TLavthorne, be resoectfully Yow v . 2 ht ut iy \ ; ' ‘ , . " , ’ : | M Spe ; Tio tablewwe Gybatsedt fo beecuie Patron wl, ; uilidavit ? ‘Hut Mr. Pal lL nati \ ition ’ . ’ ? way pea Oa cht be aot ther have brouwsh Lh seeced. Ruat these proceedings be pub- : ne , ~ i Tehed in the Dsfaedo and Piaaainer, an the Case tito tae Sapverae tootied by rertiorari, 7 fo ' the lo ditors af said soers are resovetlully re vy haicet : * pegs swregh theese grey J ruil I . ° : . Which would have remover the record an qaested to vive them au insertion in’ their enabled hing to shew, if” ke eould, that the | res-ective papers. conviction should be (quias redd cane necount of a ii were Sey ral leetares Qelivere ] tra the