"PI-r- —' 4—-- -- ' A " '—““““‘ " " "’“M' "Wimwfi “‘7' M - A MV—_- _ filrfi—Fnhu—fi- . z )y s s , a ) . 1 ) s 1 ) Y ' l v ’ » l 9 ° ._ smurnnsim. JOUhh AL .1 iithDAY. SL1 MM“ __ I- I,_.-__I.I,II _IIIIT,I_I.I —— . ~ ' ~ ' - i 5' a e ‘ic

: ___._.__~_ n. fl, ,7 __,_,._.._. . , .-- 7 . —-- - -— " , , , w "2‘. . fl" , - n In the “'cst 01"] 0f th’“ “‘3' the WES m ml:{3:liiinillilidiniifig LMilgnziuc. r't‘li: v ‘ t. l The policy-oiCongresshnsbecn to mail; wul‘szCEDENCE.Il_lllU tollouiiig.r scusi- guhmlfl‘mdc C\fiUlll'lllll- Prince” puhlceEI and com). equlheges XIIIIILII IIIIIIIIIIIII LIIIIIIIIIIIS IIII iIIIcIesIIIIg Jr 0 m I 3 l t a; d ll 3 c J. estimath oi cxpen .s lorIthc pl' « arrest ,he attention of we“ wealthy Lng- Imfihc an lhu mg." Honorable umjumhl ' """"""" """"""'""'“ """""""" "‘ “'hMl 3"" “"l-"H‘m’ly “'“du‘l'r‘u us in a. private note from Iln esteemed ishmcnI while in we east end of that DismcliI whichcouminsiumrmntiou usin-

which wiil have to be made up by ilct‘icicu- I, I I, I , I I I , II I cy nppi‘opri' ions on an unpruccilcntcd ‘ “1"“U‘l llluld' “ h l-llWI “"3 “bull “l

scalcnext just as many H .;o deli piiniiugr it:—

‘ ' ‘ ~ | ' l 7 ~ I “Um?” “1'”: "‘ lul’ “N? ”"' ‘41.": "Thu whole thing seems to be uncalled ls (ll‘ll‘lmlst “Hum-“W hm” 1’“ I") m" lor in our condition. \\'e t" I t‘ilv‘lll' ""' ut'ilicil‘tloud taith. We cannot undertake to

... al iit-i-t-ssitv In» the radicals to make lllt drmhhhl ho“. 5mI.h ,\ phlplninnt be “(I-m]. I IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIILI IIIIIIS IIIIII ImII IIoI usedI cd in a. country like L «land, wt '11! much , , , , ,. , ,

‘ - that the, presrnt _ 1’5 (’Sll' u M of ancient. aristocrai' fire is lcuuciuilsly NEWS BY THE ENGLISH MAIL.

Europe.

The King of Prussia will shortly prescntl‘ to the town of Petcrhcnd, Alien enualiii'c.‘ I bronze statue ot‘ Morshal Keith. This marked honor will be brought about thro' the instriniientality cl' Count Von llismark, In 1715 the Mai. ll was proprietor oi the lands on which the town is built. as “'cll

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1888: 1

same city “ tract ai'tcr tract.Isquarc mile at'tcr square mile. of degradation, pcnury’. and misery" is so great that to use the words of Mr. Smith, “ it is shocking to behold." and he expects the new l’arlia-I mom will find a remedy tor this state oi

tcresting as it ismstructivc. The excellent ode on llorace is continued. as me also the Letters from a stati‘ oilicer with the Abyss- sinian I; 'pcdition, and the usual amount of Literature. some ol which are coulmu~ utions Irom previous numbers. in the article on Disraeli a contrast is drawn in the outset between him and Gladstone,

—I\'o not ccan be taken oi‘unuonymons coni- nmnications. We must know the names mid addresses of our currespomlcuts as a guaranty

li ., and the tuxcsare ten .t'::m The tact is that the enormous

. ' - . .. . ' vlast vca . q ....] p l . .- .- up“... mian things. I II I _ II . II. I . “TIN”, as those surrounding it. in the ltllLlllUll . . an aim to. an lilt. .lu In ., a I II I I I I “II CIIIIIID III“) “III” “spun”, I) “(II ‘ " ‘ ' ‘ " ' =" “" . --- -' - - - - . ‘ » ~- . iwni- HS ago “10!. I I . u] uh“ yum: “,1. [ha pun hc mUhI h”. (bu t.\ptn Is oi Lin, iI tIlllltlLtlL InoIiiIYIL thIp _nI :ipptdll inI-t-essaiy only in d. liall-imImIi. HOWEVER iIIdIh.IIII_cm “ml apathchc bir thi) lie] I I . II IIII IIIOIIIIII IIISIOIIIII IIIIII III IlIIIIIg SIIIIIIIIWS IIucmmII I0 totes wcretort'citetl. 'J'hcpropci'tyisown- ‘lWl‘ Wil~ A ald'lll‘l'g “""l “l 'J 'U I” at a public pi'ooi L.“ mu- mdmmy mph. sud the wuhmuwc) 0 .im

circumstances which introduce othe'i" fil’t‘l’iifi We cordi-

tlll kept up to overawo the SnutlnI-in peo- ple. l-‘rucduieu’s L‘ur "ill still dispcnscs minus and moral pocket liandkcrchicis to be idle uc-r pea, and the carpet-bag sena- tors and i prcsi ntaiives come to Washing- ton.wiih a long bill to be paid.lor services

ed by the Merchants Maiden Hospital in Pubhc men m (,1ch 1511mm may upped: Edinburgh. iroui which it derives a large revenue. The Ma al. alter tlying trinn 1‘ l'etcrhead arrived in Ueriii:inI.'. cntcicd the Prussian serv , and ro.c to l 'h rank and tavor. The statue will be pi ntcd

or even st. iiything like [we- tcii ion, where tli so little nobility. so lcd.‘tohiistain it, will iicvcrbc brook- cd by the people.

" \\'heri:vcr tho ' Table‘ may have ong- inaicd. it displays a very limited app

‘ i .. .~ . In his sccond spccch he stated his con-I Liv” or three years aim-d (“mull ill“; viction that u Government composed oi hon’ rcglwulllg the. mfmllushf? lhelthe middle classes could not be a strong mppmcd' “mm m“) L In“ "I" government. llc admits their intelligent.-

. ““ ' . "" “‘0 t0 ' _ . I I mnle or the "Ml-U". a”) Inc 3 l and tisclulncss, but believes thcir ueiik- havc them arrayed in order and brought

men to the readers notice. ally recommend this Magazine.

(loom s .liarnv‘s Boon tor Sal—t‘eiiiber.’ lins been received. The steel plate is en- iitlcd the "llappy Mother," and is avery

which olirsotdicrs are li. dc to be sent where there is now no bishop. -

Advices from Berlin state that the health -0t Count Btsmarek stilt continues to im- iprovc. [to still suti'ia's, howeverl troin want of sleep.

It is said that the Emperor of the French is busily engaged in a work on the neu- trality oi secondary powers in a. Europ in war. This work is to be specially ldr 5- ed to Belgium, Holland, mid Switzerland.

Lord John Manners is spoken of as like- ly to succeed the Earl of Mayo as (:hict secretary at Ireland. '

The Government oflicinls at Liverpool on Saturday, the 1st. issued their usual muniti-

Southerners were repulsed. The attacks \vcrc renewed the next d mil the Ta- kuguini .' were entirely d alcd and the liali oi chdu. including two 1: i: lt'lll‘ pics, was burned. A terrible .ittlc had been fought bclwccn the Tycoon and Sat- suma. in w h the latter was dcicatcd with gicat loss. it was stated that the South ‘ll l'rinccs have made aproposition to veil all ilill'crcnccs i'or s'ttlcnicnt to iln.' biirationotlinglaiid,l nee,andthe United States; and in case the latter pow- e act'ch the responsibility, they. the l‘rinct , will hind thcin lvcs tor the tailli- t'ul cxcciilioil ol‘ the arbitramcnt. both on their part and the part of the Mikado.

1y report at the emigration from the Mcr-i

soy. From their statistics we learn that under the not 21 ships sailed to the United States, with 85,868 passengers. consisting ot601 cabin,-aud 65:, 376 stccragc; oi the latter, 3829 were English. b‘tt Scolcli,l_iil‘.l Irish, and 2727 iorciguei's' the cabin included in the nationalities. To (.‘anai \ there were 5 ships. with 1772 passenger . oi whom 763 \vcrc English, no Scotch, vii .lrish, and 913 iorcigncrs. To Victoria, I ship, with 610' passengers of whom 247

were English, 93 Scotch. 2. " Irish, and 21 inch sailed not

torcigncrs. l'hc vessels w under the act are as tnllows:~1"or the U. -Slates, 8 Snips, with 673 passenger \'cw~ toundland, I ship. with t; passener tori't 3 ships, with ‘79 y: ' a :th. A fihips. with 27L liaséuligucs ‘ship, Will) 27 passengers.

Priu ~ Arthur, having been dc sty to open the

‘hlnilfl

, \'ic~ .SI‘oinli

putcd by ltoyal Albert Park

l)0:::3:tinn of (‘nnudih

I Eiiionai‘ios 'ro U.\N.\ii.\.—Thc. tlon. J. lliosc, Finance Minister of Canada, happen- ling to be in London on basalcsu, ‘ias bccn able to return a prompt and sutllc t rcvpty ‘tn the attacks in which some of em i-oiitcni- pories have indulged upon the emigration policy of that province. The Canadian Gov- ernmcnt laicly saw lit to withdraw, or at least li-cdnce, the grant formerly made i om the lcnloiii l'l‘rcasliry to: si;tcmigrau‘ rcacli- ing their destination in the mic in This, it might have bccii supposed, was it ittcr ot the prudence of which the Government, being on the spot, w: inlinatcly bcttcrnblc tojudge than pri ate 1 gli man scper tcd from the colon ; by the Atlantic. The grant. it is- now explained, was reduced because it was t'uund that the money did not euiitr lite to advance aunts "di-ddy'en'a‘ ethic T. '- M.- grauis who were on their u y to c: tin tb

lot with t.cm and enrich the country by their labor, they were merely helping new comers

II“ miuulcshupoughI hmmhrcd on Tut, .I)- on their long journey to llliiiois, \\ oiisin 10,. (he 1h.“ lime “S [hu represent", 01 or other States nl ilic neighbo in; lttpnblie.

the Queen. ‘ilie town of Mr. lSolkow,

great ironniasters. rented by the Corporation to tlic Prince on us

the inauguration ot the park. liighiiess was cntcrta‘ icd at a. banquet in the Exchange in the vening.

Mr. George Eliennl'r 'tier. the well-

llis royal

The Albert Park is the gill. to I principal oi the iiruiol' Bolkow, Vaughan. and (,‘o., the An address was pre-

I ’lIVHl on the 10th, and on the llili the testii ties took place in connection with

Mr. linse tells us that out ot“.'i'.UUU emigrants who lamch in Quebec in lSlili, only 4,000 re- mained in (it > pruviiici ; the other pa scd on. How it is that the United States, with ilicir heavy taxes, are preferred to (,‘a ada, which enjoys the protection -. t' the Eri isli (‘rnwu. it may be uselul ot ‘ome other iinic to inquire. At present, it is enough to recognis; the hiin auibority on which the ~tau-men! is made, and to acknowledge in it abundant reason whv ilic colonial graiitsliould be ad i.iiiistcrcil m lcr stricter condiiinus than turnicrly. Suitable persons:, such as intend to remain in

Sirllencry Ilavelock, son oi‘I the general of indian Mutiny celebrity, sent on a visit to Halifax.

tllllOllS it pre-

il‘é'iii "Latest "fling—rail?

New York. Aug. ‘9.

S 'retary Seward, in accordance with an intori il voic nt' Gongrcs , has entered into negotiations wiili Mr. Thornton, the English Minister, for a new Reciprocity Treaty uiih t‘anada. it will be bascd ilie old ir , will be If smiiicil to the 111'”. h aiid Canadi- an autho ties, and will be read. for Congress in December.

Loud-m, Aug. 1. . ,Later Advices from Japan state that thc count ‘ \ siill in an unsettled conduiun.—- Thc M. do had driven the rebels to the north. l‘oi‘cigli troops were :till 3 'irdmg Yokobomzi. Ullicial advices i'rom Bokhara state that the Emir ‘ ide a treaty witli the tin siau Colu- inand . cpiing the terms uttered by the lmpciialtiincrnincnt and than the Russian troops have evacuated Saiuarcaiid. London. Aug. 3012.. It. A. Card, a prominent inei Inuit ot' Liv- crpnnl, died day before yi rdav. lie was largely engaged in the Am i LuttniiI tradc. ltisaunonnccd that the new Parliament will inch on the 10th December. This meet- ing will he merely tor the qualiicaiion of members and other preliminary business. .Thc Queen‘s speech will bcdclivci‘ctl on the

\\‘,"ltl't.‘, and doing anythingr ;" and yet w n a section of this three is required {c.i- any spcciiie purpose, the nation is called upon to spend millions more in suih a frantic hurry that it raises the pi ice at the things wanted in half tfiic mtrkcts in the world. as was the case when the late expedition to Abyssinia was iiiideitiakcn and carried out. Oiicoi the heavy items oi" expenditure in this case was the transport of the troop". which the Thurs says “ought surely to bc nine of the duties ol‘ the navy.” The 5‘ cr concludes an article on the .‘lt‘leLt by i'xprCSsing the hope that this il qunstion may term the topic of some busting spccchcs, in some practical Mil;- gcstiona which may lcad to bciicliciil re. suits, and that the householders l’arlia‘ incnt may produce the man who shall have the will. the vigor, and the ability to grapple with army abuses.

The Tina's next asks for a “Law lic- l'orm," and belicvcs when the Irish Church question is stttlcd that ilic sub- chci. will t'orcc it . public men. It is freely admitted that Lord llrougham did much in his day. but that much. very much. remains to be ac- cnmplishcd, before the grievous abuses of th * Lav are removed. A number

“The possibility of war on the continent is more and more dist iissed by leading European

journals. The opi u gcnc illy c pr swd is ihat Prussia. though priq -d for war, l'L ly.‘

desires the continuance i'pcacc, but that tn‘ Austri and ltu .1 pc u is indispensable.

’l‘hc .l-‘rcnch lampcrur is undoubtedly pre- pared {or a cnutlici,but his policy is uncertain. '

New York, Aug. 31.

A horrible tragrdy occiii‘i'cd on Saturday night at llcllc ltivi-r. a small station on the tircat \Vcsicru ll. lroailot' t‘aiiada. The .«aw and r,i'ist mill of \ an ill‘ilt'lt was burned, and Van tirdcn. his u' c, mid ncpliciv wcrc coli- suincd in tile tlaui ..—lt iasnpposcd thutthcy were murdered iaid robbed and that the mill was then tired.

\l. n» luv-u III In“ JLUHHUUI in the past were lawyers, and judging i'roia the number now seeking the snif- mhcs oi' the electors, it is supposed that a l; crnumbcr will be in thcncw llousc than will be iigiecable to the feelings oi those who are “anxious for a thorough change."

It is not denied but that many of the evils \\'lilt:ll are attributed solely to the law and the lawyers may result from a "want of the knowledge of business in the world iii gcllt‘l'lll,“ yet it isas strong- ly atlirmcd that a .‘s'wil‘t or a Sydney Smith

i'upou ihcnttciition ol'

bommoiis

could not imagine “anything more shame-

the ctt'cct that the “ cultivation and recla- mation oi" the waste lands of Grcazt Britain and Ireland all'ordcil the best means oi support to the large mass of the uncut- pluycd." We believe there is mInch practical good sense in this rcsolulion, and may be permitted to add our belicl' that it one half the sum annually bestow- cd to purchase food and clothing for the unemployed poor of England was appro- priatcdinconvcying them to this l’ro- vincc and to Canada. and a portion of the money given to those of them who would engage in the cultivation and rcclze motion of their waste soil—thereby slrcngthcning their hands and cncouia- :Iing thcir hc'irts toovcrcoiiic the tails which at iirst is inseparany cunncc.cil with this mode ui‘liic in ii new and strange laniL—ihc llritish Government would by thus acting confer a bcnciit upon her I poor which would cause a happiness, a 'joy, and a prosperity to overtake thou sands of them. which will never be thei lot uhilc remaining in their own country.

From Spain we learn that further dis- turbances against Queen lsnbclla nrc rc- portcil. “ The name of (‘abi‘ca, an old L‘arlist Chieftain. is once more upon the people's lips, and a nnmii'csto in i'avir ot the eldest son of Don Juan xpcctvd, .m nix-cunt, .. ....i...i.... ut‘ .ne pit-scat iiilli- cultv." The Government is said to be l'.‘. ' ars in the pay of the army, navy, and civil service to the extent ol‘ i'our ainl a halt' millions sterling; in fact all the symptoms ol'a iinancid collapse are said to bc nnplcasantly apparent. while serious discussions between the civil and mili- tary author" ics at liarcelona, and insur- gent bani's have made their appearance in Ai'i'agon.

The l-Iinprcss Engrnc waited upon the (luccn as she passed through l'aiis en route to Lucrrnc, whrrzc she arriicd on the 7th ull.. aiuli

‘~ ' ' ' " ' 1 ' 3 "H‘mrl - - H i- -'i' to in their individualitv. - . ' l‘ ' ' 'l l .. I. ,, .h, mahbmuwb i titltlctlllllllt iadital pill) buy . I \ ,u I J _l i I I I, .I I II I m“ m mh‘mu I _ I ml SCUM m Imuum, p“, “um yI asnmnik of I-stI§.Ii.inIIloi Is I? I II-I MIIL.IIlhIIIlI.iIhwmmh hawuwrI gnu: u,llt.ll.ll)ll oi ll .plllu Iol ihu pint it 10”" ,‘l h“. the comm“..th of Lluiors II I II f. I I IIIIIIItII Is III) WI into I I I II ‘I I II I I IIII 1... and asa memoual will be highly llUULl I,I ‘I. H. II I I , l ,l I h Shimsland can only meet my. ultimate ilenu II I. t . I_ “I1 (III “I05” 0‘ in" Loch ll‘iUlllJLt o it, it. ussI ,II hmhmh 1,1,,“ Wynn...” “x \u) pmij I Iiil able to his native town. THC?! ‘ “Ill 1"“ :I'l‘:.l'lI8hIl:i:Ilv of Con |anon. There is. t l' . u coveit design, Ell-“9‘” 0 “T “l 9“ 1’ 1 ' 10m: cupicd “with his own business t..at he “flashy pl we 15,-, colored plate ot work ' K ' ~‘ '.‘ ‘ . . , .~ ~ I' ' " " . .‘ . ~ _ - ' iv.- ii’ “'5 I‘ll‘lllw‘u'lut-Tv “‘0 CUY‘SOYV‘MV‘} cm" ill 'l‘n (llllll. illct iniilJaLm iiFtii’i) montlc' l’”“'°“""' “’1' MW“ “'0 Wr‘im 1" be Inu- Uwabwus to t w 1;pr ' lmnc'ul“L 5 cannot “ inhale that grout breath which in three dii lent amides. oi a table Luui ' . . . i * ~- I',‘. - .-- “ . u ... -'. --~ .. 3...: ( didato turthc Debnigsluro boroughs. has me”. wd OlyIIIh‘ n min-M” 01 dop n: 1d. it it is tlllcinplcil to plat-c mt .lioni Iour late tseiangcs tiat no pics} , 8h“ geIIIIIIIHIrc and “gm. to a 5,“th hIonI wry I)..‘,,,15Iun,l, bunltsItIlieIcIathiI: ‘1 WWW“ limes. l" “W course "l “3 cal“ - I t‘hnt‘chcs ot lint-land and Rome in barrel" and tin.“0 me“ Who lnlt‘n‘l “91"”3 “L . m ' ris o iinion is aniittcd to act 510" *‘l'e‘n‘a ‘1 ll” 11‘9"”? “mil” .18 .“fl‘l . . . . - .v‘l .. a , , 1 ant iehc,iu l I” ‘ j . K II 1 my blue“ hu- ntated. “on high Ministerial authority, I , I \. able. l)U>lll0ll, nl reuderallotbcrs *ubur- confidence on)”; pwplc attlic L1)1)10.\Cl— III III“ LIIIIIIIII IIIIIHIIIIII spirich mahmn tt‘ltfi..ll;§_ lheuim Io am I tIIII u"‘““""~““‘l5t°“° b‘ll°"ly "L‘PCW‘d 1““ 1“““15333‘ -‘ U dillille l “I” mlrlillit‘ll ll" “ “‘Hlbll‘ldl” ' ~-1 l-‘lni' i are dilirvcnt and ‘ 5 ' l . 1"."tlielciidiii"storics ot the val. ~ - l I ~l l -i l u iolie\ ' . . mn- (1.x Cid . Lt. ioi, .3 . ccp unto command respect ior tie a a , , WW5” 1'“ hull “9‘3" COL‘l'UU‘l “ll” llll‘ml' “’1' {HEW "‘“L” ’"H “I” “"1.” ,. ovci lirov.’ to all these designs will not 5 .I - “Wham,” Wham for the :0 he a II) I I , I .ll, . ‘7’. MIN-h.” in Saint John. h. 13.. 011 rcgardinrrthe lrisli Church. An elector 01“"5(JUVUYIIHH‘IHWWHI‘tls luv-“W “l” “Null r_1[.,,- Ty 'I” 1“ I" °‘ s" ‘ I. ,1 nation. the tisctnaicss oi tic matte. I , II IIOIIIIIIIIIIIIB III‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII “N has “Tm?” to Mt mndsmne on the Shh. be the establishment, at no distant day, on ' I ‘ ' ‘ I inspection oi the putlic. theI vatious ma - clIIsIII he shysI cons-1515 in its hum»). W III“ Ins mI;-i“ “I” fin, whip, m- jet'l. and the right honorable gentlemen “t’l'i’ll‘t'l-“l'i‘lc UV” “Mt l'L‘l’lll‘ll‘“ 1‘ ‘5 .1“: I'lftll‘F'J‘EK—“hfs I‘m" I§“'I“§"’I:IEII: adics which titlict the nation. andI the II“ “a I, “sensible um] useful whammy" :III‘IIIIIIIIIIBlIJ s. .c the mph-mu.” in 0m; 0: > - ~ A i . ‘ x "z . .‘ :' .s' . .. . .I “I”. . .. has replied that there is not a p. rtiele oi l”,“l'“l’l0 “M “N M‘ -\. ,“ (.“"L“"m".” “Him q' “10.. “l’mi'll h 1'3“,th political rcmciln. \VlllLli .ai. icspcctiitl) bemoan the ohm. clusscs ; butt'uc work- the burifin" houses- fuulul‘uun l" we smmmm' m“ wry SW” mm “m mhmuw snip m wil‘ 1’1") M “him” I h ’ )"0‘lus‘c‘tl for their removal. . i. . w. 11- r- dee'm ' .' - .. c'. . ~ 1 -Ciiii'eiitSehool A I1. “I II tI, II. I“. III. II, this matter by- h-gislaiivc action, aml lliat —A . ~LUthtit. 1A - I I II 4 II {III 0 mg class, ..Iu U] y hues, contains I? p1ij ragrcsssaystw (IIIII MI III’II II M. Foxolciso. 1‘: ” t[lili‘l “1”le til."le the deli: 'llli'u ot Minister liosvcinns “'lll Max Sno‘r is \Vixosi -—'t‘hc Mail » '1ll0 L“""I“'“" 1””03 5“)“ one.“ 1 the heart oi the coni'rnunvcaltli. ll 13- IWW mum)”: “I. “HS-phqu “l I0 ul- .t of ontili:‘Gdiuginililiilliiiw |£L\\lhi:lidllcl|tli::l 3’ bu (“.lu-led “m” “Miler illmnnmi‘m is w' “m “‘“ml‘ly “"41” Mr' M “'1 Um“ “We ‘1‘lL‘«"li°ll-‘x ""‘ll‘ll‘mg m be ‘lc‘lll “1th by he adds. because I slhcci‘elv belie e that tho r Elitltili oi [Julius about. he ,.-I. ‘ ' ': " '!;cs . . . . _ . I . ..,.I II. _I.. . I I I , _ . . ., I I_ I 1mm Endlqd,‘ ppmicp “uprimn i’my “‘le 0“ UN s“lllWl “15m” lll'lll"l“" Fulfill“ 1"“ “l M": “I'll”? "'”“‘1"‘I“”I“‘I‘;II the new l'ilt‘llumcnl 15 lllClc'Ole‘M‘mU“ an intelligent, HitleClltlant working class bcl’l‘ml’u‘ ommf " ' i“ -'~'--~-'- --;'.“-‘s . ~ .. , -s .i; ‘ and )IIobIfiII “III UIIIIIIIII Snags “II” LN blc th. .1. lltlllllIL llIU.i lot the [unite in Inn Istll,Iu isI llIltt u i) wink _l{L. flu I _ oi the Army, with it Hi.“ to its greattr pcneratc it gclll‘puug and healthy blood, [:9 A quantin (Id lit.“ 0“.in ,I IIt III 1 y ' torship several oi the i\ortlicrn Mexican lllc mul- lliL insllc shut luuk LIME “I ll» , . n , l . . t ,. u .u i . . . . , . l . “1 h .w an \\ edncsday last .s. ( l’mcm- ~ 51-1.“.5—‘tho real (state of “'llit‘ll is now neck, inilictiiig uhni it is ie. ~edwiil bun cilicicncy and economy-I ‘1‘“ j‘l-‘l “" l‘ which utilizes itsclt into all the other °1I5I‘I‘I‘fIIIIIL, “Id ,, mummy 01 bailey l'ni'Qlat E It has been announced that the Alantic “\{qmt mum pupal Shun-“Wm he cum.“ i'nial wound. Suspicious has fallen upon an Urcat liiitain keeps up in India anIarm) Classes‘ and “uh, at“ whim 1t (In'culfltcs it‘ll I IlIIIhbusiILI, ‘ . Chhh1 0’ 1366 has .. tailed Iv but: when; the m hSI hh‘hulhhg [he Peninsula up Low“. Amciicaii sea-capt. in.—1&. 0 30,000, at it L'Ost Ul SOVICHWC“ “"11le through every section of [he 1,90,,ch that 0‘ Ilvl‘ on IIIIII I-IIIIII IIIII IIIIII Prince’s W. "rules mu" [l‘ls.°;:°lll":”‘lv “ll‘l “’llcll‘lfl' 1" l5 591'“ Ualitornia. Tim 1 ioiocs 1’1: .—'jhe “liIeligioi‘= a .Vn‘ai', which. iroin the cIiIrcuantoilet:h I'Jl I ' and forward here asthc working man s IIII'I-I IIII bUIIIIIIEIbIIIIII mo hblSI “mckhwh 50 “ll-‘5 0‘ 51'3": 13 00‘ Stillcll- I I A mph” hm“ N 7h thmh 5mm. pi'cs's oi ltL'l' that porininIot iiIIwIlIncsrcpi-eI-II [1”. country, r.- snppused to IIc pLiniI.It— IIicndI “ml [Cd [here ,3 a real synlnuhy IIIII cggI‘II IIIId SIIIILIIIII “mum Uh um 29“ A “llmtllly 5mm“, inwkel-cmnlnlmlw‘llm t l;')U(.'liiis1i:tli .J . ativcs had been “1‘?” “"‘i ’qu'1‘Ill‘I"IlI”I‘lfil'fll‘lzl‘lI I’II nciitly rcady ior active service. in t_.cI between him and mcI she lIIId “Dom (525 hmsI hmchcmhInfld "I bei‘v‘w“ Urcnlcuv hullllmul’N" “"‘l 5”“ takcli out iroiu Namitisi in a steamer and “l” “"l 0' ll? "" L ” ,l'” “I‘. ‘1' D ‘ .hst of the pm .1, pmhu-c an mm). 01 II I I 1 III mm. in "hmhu. m bblsI pgpg 0n the :ldbcpiciii-‘ifil Uflmms M“ be csmbhsnmlm ()cmbcrucxl 01"1“ll)"ll"“'”“‘l- ls’l“'llll“l"”‘li”g “'0 N- W” ill'ulI-ublnllii?l’tilllliiiilulfulf:tilts mill- ‘1‘“) 000 is kept ul). ‘IE it cost of lii'tccn “'0 numb“ or uncinp 0’“ ll1 1 tin her she ll'ltl about not) bbls. mackerel. lUU - ~ '~‘ ~' -v . . _ i a'-r..'i-.‘ .-. ""'—i..._. ' .W -. . z .. .-~\I - - II [’3 um Noun (“mun Llo-ldsu‘""l"ml' “WU-*1 ""W 5‘ “l “"3 UIIISlllS “l “m 1"” “Mil n . x l i i . .. millions —- supposed when “ necessdy Glut Bum" 1h mow. t 1.”! llhlll‘v )l lib a do. oysters. be do. eggs. {mil llI llciscs- A )roposal is under the consideration oi Advii s i'cccivcd irom Yokoliaiiia,Japaii IllIic licv. \\ . MI. 1 unshon, ll csleyau IIIIIICI to be IIIIIIhIIblII for duty In IIIIIl also In London they lId\C icctntIy itIiI . The much,va were II“ Ishlmwll m um“ the Government for the appointment -.t a ilatcil July :6, say that on the altei'iioon Mim~it ', u s iiI rruad at the residence IUII "- 3 ‘ I I I“ I‘II .h. ’ he III scrim; oi meetings, under the impression lonaowh by JI CI “ML twp bishop for the army. instead ot a eliaplain- oi July 4th an attack was made by ':.'U.UUU Illr. liyci'son, 'lci'unw, 0“ b:lllll‘klu)'i lblll *l‘k'llll" “I‘m” ) U1 Ill“ “It”: OlIlI “I I L that lhch. miseries will be remedied by c-” The 5mm,th ,. _ . .mly lmrchhsul general, as at pix-Sent. The bisliopwuuld Southerners on the 'l'akugnmns at )ciIldIo, . am. e ipalJIlt‘. iliIlllU lNI‘UP =‘ t’Il {It'll}. Id!“ L0“- Imbh'chyI and “grew! to a “solution [0 IIIII‘IIILI PI II.“ [I sum" NI“, “mm CUIIIIUIV have episcopateliowcrs at all stations to who were only about moo strong. ic g, m, uh;- 10"]50Vc5. 0 going any.