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Mr Reilly sold. no the question one strain taunted. kn. too. would mod. it" necessary. osttnuts from sun. thsrhistnry. but one nt‘ an opposite character "1th sllttdod to by the hon member, .\lr ilrecltctt. nunudy. (killer‘s History. which he held in his hand. snd was

tend to show that the tendency nl its sentiments. f not of s disloan chum-tor. oblo in institutions supported by put-lit- money. so were the School School and Prince of Wales Until?“-

lhon 1d t. In tttntulhut tlrttit wot highly nnco «sry in exoin. u from nil public Sen» nlstsnd ill-ill ntious ut‘ horn- in; sll hoof“ of uhjuoduuoblo cluttutut'.

On motion of e lluvt Attorney Ht‘fll‘ml tint the Bill sutltorlsiuz ostsblishincnt ul additiouni Small rpm Courts. snd ther purgwscs he re 0 i o It't‘tllltl t woe.

lion Leader of the Opposninn moved. in ntrtendnn-m . that it be rend that dsy three "Itlllfhl, rind It't‘ntlt‘li lht' principles of the ill". The Jutlit-lni otllce ‘ilulllll be free from politiusl hiss.

At the clove of bio sddrcslon the subject. he pointed out the tendency nt upjmintmrmts purely political. Cbsnging the mlltlcxlon ut’ Sntoll Debt («mm with every changed Government. wss highly reprehrntihle. when the tject evidently wot: to appoint to ttlllttu po- lltlcsl port suns snd suppotteu of the Government til lhndny. no I'nsttct whether (‘nnsurvutim ut‘ Lilmrsl.

it was high tlnw in s-lttpt 2t courtm mow in sccnrduncel

with that whit-it obtained in other Colonic». und in the "other i'onntry.

A debate fulhtwt-d. during which hon mctttbrrs on both sides of the House concurred in tho desirability ul sppolnting totho new of Cutumisoiuucr Itl'filmtil Debi! those in the community, whose experience. itttcgritv :ttttl impnnisllty common ed them to lltttt high and uttpotu tout position. irrce tive of psrty him.

At the close of the denote the Home divided on the

ucstion. when the Illlt'nllltlt'lll ol‘thc lion hustler at t o (lpposititm was nognlived on the following divi- sion. viz 2—-

Portlm smcnduttnt—llom lluvtlztpd. 'llctnlrrsou, McAuluy. Messrs Brecken. “chanson. I'rowst-. time-n. Owen—3. _. w, _

Against it‘llonsAttume' Gclt'hll, Lninl. lint-It's. Col Secretory. lluwluu. t‘u "wt‘lt’. Messrs Arscucztns. (i. Sinclair. Kit-ll ‘. Jenkins, Cameron. Mchctil. l'. Sinc‘nir. llowutt. 'icltham. hit-Cortnsck. lieu—I7.

’l‘he lltll was then rend s second time nnd reported

named to. Hon Mr llowlnn presented n lllll to alter the Act rolsting to the Revenue. . -

The sold Imntlment is to the rift-ct thst Csnsdinn Flour. imported vis Boston. New York. and other

no in the United Ststeu. would be exempt from tint.) on the production. on the port of the importer. of the ttcceossry oortilicstu to ohow thst stud l-‘lottr was the produce of Cutodn. sud was not purchased in the Uni- ted Ststev or any country not reciprocating with this Colony.

Bold Bill wss thon restl s second time and sgreed to.

motion oftho lion .tttorncy Geosrsl thst the Bill

we'ntsnd tho M‘ tis Law of the lslsnd be committed to s Committee 0 o whole House.

Mr llowott moved, in smndtnent. that it be read thst dsy three months.

The neotlon wss put on the sold amendment snd ne- gntlv ssfollows. vie;—

Yess—hlr llowott. lion Mr Laird. Mr Reilly snd Mr Mcueiil—t

Nays—lions Attorney Genrrsl. Coloniol Secretory. Cslllteck. Mrhulsleeuder-son. llsvllsml. Messrs Boil. Kickhstn. Jottklns. hlcCorutst-k. Owen. l’rowse. Green—48.

The House socordingly went into Committee. snd siter somodebsto rolstivo to the merits of the Bill. prpfrus wss reported thereon.

ouso stljourtd. .3."-

Wsuxsomv. Moy 15.

Tbs Bill to sutltnrise the Government to rslse n losn wnv rosd s third time.

lion Mr llonderson not ltsvln nddressed the House when in Committee on the ‘il. remsrkcd on i lending foster". sud reviewed the srgumonts thst but been sdvsncsd by hon members on both sides of the House rolstivo to the principles upon which it wss con- tent httsd to secure s losu. lie concurred with the opinilons ex tressed by hon members in opposition the ill". out on the impropriety of sppmprhtting any of the funds that might be thuo rsised. to sny other purpose that: thst of roying for or purchasing l'roprie- tory lswds in tho Conny. on the grounds thst it was inoxpcdient to rollers oommorcisl tliflleullcs by legit:~ lstive old. ’

hfr Boll wss sstoniohed st the course pursued by the hon member. Hr llcndt-rson. it wss nt losst unususl. if not unpsrllstnentor . to introduce it debsts on tho merits ol ‘s bill at its t irtl resding. When the bill wss In Committee of tho whole Home wss tho proper time to discuss its pooh-tons. solutivo to which no new tnst- tor hsdbsos odvsnosd by tho hon tnombcr. Mr lieu- derson. whore romsrks were merely s repiu'tion of Mono previously snunclslod.

On motion dist tho Bill be rest! s third time.

“on Lender of the Oppositiom moved. in smend- snout. tltst it be retal s third time that dty three nontks.

And the question lusting been put. ssld amendment wss no‘ollved ss follows :—

Yeua-llons llsvilsnd. McAuln . Henderson. hisser Grosn. Brecken. Prowso. Owen. chennsn—tl

Nsys—llons Attorney Grnrrsl. Laird. Coles. Csll- book. Howisn. stlcs. Messrs Reilly. 0 Sinclslr. Bell. Arsonesux. flowsn. hit-Cormack. leNolll. Kickhutn. Custom. Palnclsir—lti.

Soversl bills were then rosd n third limo snd pnsord.

The Bill to introduce to Hospitsl in Chsrlottetowtt. for sick snd dissblod Solomon. snd others. wss oomtntt- ted too Committee of the whole llouss.

A considersblo delvoto ensued. relstivo to tho necessity of eotobltdtlo out-hon isstition. durln which discussion llr Jnkitts. lr Bracken. lion Mrl svilsnd. Hon Mr Henderson. Mr McNeiii. snd the Hos Attorney Gonb rol su poo-toil tits object of the Bill. setting forth the ospedgnc of providing Hornpitol socommodstlon for lie sod d snblsd sesrnen. or molntolnlug snd sup-

rtin; such Hospitnl. funds should he rsisetl by levy- ug s stunll duty on sll vessels and shlps entering lho

Port of Chsrlottntuww. The hsrdships snd privstions sndnvod by siok snd disoblod son-ten who wsro thrown upomhs uhsrity of strsngers in s strsn s lsnd.wero com- mented on by the supporters of tho lll. Dr Jenkis instsnoed several cores of deth whichh come under his own persons! knowledge in the course of his pmfes- sionsl tit-notion. no the result of ilhventilutod rooms. filth. sod woos of pmpor care. showing the extreme suflovll'o endured y poor ssilors destitutoof homo snd friends. The prevention of tho Iple of fovsrs snd M wonlt slso follow the lmmodinte reumrol of sick ssllors to on institution such so the bill content-

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“Myllowm. “on Mr Howlsn. Mr Owen. lion )lr Honky. Mr Green. Mr Roll. Mr l‘rowss snd Mr No- :b w

. such so bill contemplated. for the present} As ship owners were. “do! Smute. munpoltm to pro- vidssfor’tltslr sick snd destitute sailors. the exigencies

ontortsinlng the question of “in”,

of question were not of thst ituportsneo which re- qul he intervention of the Lngislstnre ill the mun- .“ out by the bill nntlor oonstderstlos. The

being shoot to close. it wss Illlfllflml “5.1.. Dbl." IWWMMMOIWQW slow II i next session. .

“ass is Continues mltmmflfll tho Onflolllmllfll of tbs u to amend the Act twisting to the klilltio nod Vol lumen of tho lslsnd. A very lengthy debuts on 3’. soot. suites question one ensued.

X‘r‘ (ls-dos “the Choir.

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a. muses . a“ owlhsstth to than: «when bull. tins-o. vagina.

were st lustt objection-A

Forth-r works from stunt-hi hon utumlmrs invert-l

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ass. to Boy at. 8. t2. snd sss High nobikflmsno ond onll‘hotned post to. I

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f‘lfh'.l'l'.|f1t‘.\"l' 'J‘ Till)" It‘ls'NlJN I’Rlnu. t I c g fl‘tthll in "ON. JOHN HUNG" mourns N 1' ? "IDCSI 0U neutrons.

The following. which we tsko from the Cork ll— .mm'uu- of May l l. is s full report of Mr. Msyulre’s nbrcrvstimm in the recent dobste on tho lrentment of tho Fenisn prisoners:

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; Mr. Muguire (whose opening sentencer woro oil ;but fmttulildn in consequence of oils for_ Mr. Bright

[mid—l :llll mfl’y. air. to inlet-pose between the hon

um! It‘y lumurslolu l'timtal the member for Birmingham. ihlll tu j“!llt‘fi tn the unitsppy mt-tt i now ren‘ooont. I icttlllmt pttulltly waive the privilege which ‘l possess. l rise fur the purputu ut csiiltlg intention to certain sltttmm'his which. nppt-uring in the Irishmm newspaper. lmtn been widely clrcnlott-d by the public prstts In the i'nitcd Kingdom. end which sro sure to be copied into t'l't'l‘y English printed nonrspttpcr in the Ilrltish Col- ?nuirs. and throughout the United States of Amorics. 'i‘lwse outetuenzo purport to be exttssts from the diary of one of tho puliilcll prisoners now undergoing pentd ttt'rt’ilutlu in the (int’crnmcnt prisons of this country. vsnd 94‘!" for publication by n relative of one of those prisoners. l ntsy hcro remark thst I feel convinced the conductors of tho Iris/umu Would not ltsve inserted thst communicstiou if they ware not fully sstislled thst the ststemrnts which it ct-utsined were nude in honesty mid good faith. it is due to the honor of this house. and in it» thurscter for honesty snd consistencyuthnt tltcso otstcrucnts should recolve the gravest sttentlon and the most patient mmmdorstion. (llesr. hour. snd interruptions.) I shall not sttcmpt to condense otste- tnenttt. the reading of which will occupy bttt s fow ruin. nets. nor shall l cub-tiluto my own lsngttsgo for that‘ itt which the nllt'gnd facts sro no simply ntuted. i do. sir.sslt at lf'tbl. from Libcrsl English ntttmbcrs. with whom lnnt associated for the purpose of giving free- dom tu ll’m pearls of Englsnd. flIoil’ sttontt'on while I lilacs lJt'l‘tifll the boom tho details of the gross snd .gricvottt indignities to which politicsl prisoners hove iltt‘t'll subjected in theiinverntnent prisons ot the llrltioh 'l‘Itnpiru. (Cheers) lu thodcptltol'wiuter, nccordlng ilu his statement. the tlsnnclo were tskon them the ipl‘ietvllcl‘l. snd their clothes removed front their cells at night. in one prison. whcn the boil rsn .stnqusrtcr in nine o‘clock nt ul vht. they wcre nil str pped nsked. Bnnd stood shivering u the cold till the 'lll‘llel‘l come to take their clothes swsy. it Who stated that one of the prisoners. Lynch. nought cold. snd died from the loss of his tlstmels. 'l‘hu me! which they got for sup- per bed such an cfi'nuf on uby and Keane so to cause dysentery. ()n complaining to the doctor he sold they were " mnlingcring." From thcnccforth while at l’entouviile they ot nothing but breed snd water. so they could not to e the ruol. They warn sll told on removal thst it Wu for t c benefit of their health they were sent to Portland. On their arrivsl they were kept one hour stripped naked. woitlng for Inspection by the doctor. Any one who sttetwpted to looks I ststoment to the doctor shout his bcslth wsstold rudely to hold his tongue. Kickhnm wns then sulcrlmg verelv "om mogfln; "turd h? but 2:. and toose'diot. 'imentrcc wss laurnng from bleeding piles. (.“lllll- tcrisl lsugter.) lie could see nothin lsu Stable in the ststotncnt ho wss rushing. (Op tion beers.) l confess. sir. i do not envy the fee ings of the men who can make such mlsrr sn object of mockery. llcnr. hesr.) " Rosntrce‘ tho disrlst ssid. " wss so erin

from bleeding ilcs. Although he mndo seversl nppl - cstions to the ortot he wss still ke working in the dsrrlss. losing large quantities 0 blood every day. he plooo where ho stood while working used to be ssturntstl with blood. Ho st length. on spplyln to the director. was taken to tho hoopltul. snd slter sv- ing been some time treated there. wss pronounced in- curnble. In the week ending October 12 he lost s quut of blood. Their lint employment st l’ortlsnrl wss washing the convictn‘ clothes. In It room. the tem- perature of which was 140 deg. Bevel-oi got sickness from wsshing tho inflrmnry linen. Charles lindsr- wood O'Connell fainted from lonthinz. Kiekhsm. not~ witholsndln the stats of his henltn. with ulcers sll y. wss employed with the rest. He won obllied to be removed to hospital. where he rcmsined fort roe weeks. Belnro ho was cured he wss sent in- to tho qusrries to brook stones. The owrsoers. con- ttsntly sbused hitn beososs he woo not sble to do more

m work. Owing to his sstrouto shortsightetlness ho wss

unsblo to do so much work so others; on this nccount the officers often shoved hint shout in the most brutal manner. He remsiued st work shout thrse weeks. si- though in n wretched etsts of hoolth. Allthis time the doctor never in nlred sftcr him. but st loutztlt he bc~ come so bsd ho sd to be removed in the muldlv. of the night to ltospttsl. llo there ltsd to sppl ' to tho direc- tor fur better food. He said. in reply. t he hsd no nuthorit to order it whim. lie was invslidod snd sent to Voking. Seven or eight have been invslided within twclvs tnont s nfter their conviction.) At Wo- kin ' Mr. Kickhsm. n mnn of educstlon. ot rollntneot um genius. wss sssocisted with n monster in ltutnttn form. ' The sufl'erings he endured in consequence sro too shocking to more thst: merely sllude to. At l'ort- loud the most nrbitrsry snd contrsdictory orders were

lren by tho governor with reference to communch- tton between the prisoners. The tools furnished for breskinf stones were so bod thst one prisoner. hisrtin innlcy Core '. broke two of his fingers. snd before he woo cure he wss compelled to go to the qunrry snd brook with his left htut . liy n refinement of cruelty. Luby wss refused s letter which had come from bio wd‘e. and such win the cl'oct on his mind that he was thrusteued with hrslu fever. These polltlcsl prisoners were compelled to clesn out the wstor closet every Monday in their turn. it was further ststed thst those men were kept working in the rsin till their ordinory covering was completely saturated. when they then put on it serge shirt. and were marched to s shed which they could not lesvo until the ofllcer in cltsr o whistlsd. and they were then obliged to go to bed in their wct clothing." I do not dwell on tho foot that the were subjected to the roost srbitrsry restrslnts sn the most cantrndlctory orders. One day they were compelled to spesk in s low voice. soother dtty they were ordered to converse in s loud voice. snd s

then. sro tho oomplsints. or the subotnncs of the com- plslnts.tnodo the nuns of the uuhspp men who sllowod them ‘ ves to be involved in the ‘enlsn con- sptrncy. snd ore now suffering the most terrible putt- ishment for s litlcsl ofleneo. blow.~ sir. if there be sny sssembly tn the world In which n brood. s wide. sud strongly marked difference hss been mode between offences of s political cbsrscter. snd ohms of s morsl usturo. thst sssontbly is the British House of Commons. (liesr. hour.) I hove hesnl the most eloquent denunciations. from both sides of this llouse. lsvlshed on governments-40ml governments—who plumtd the conspirtttur or the nsurgont in the some category with those whom sll civilised notions re ss branded felons—moo whose inlotnous rrimol nvo 'sstlly condemned them to s do tog doom. Tho En lsh people. sposking throng thslr l‘srllsmsst. the r pnlpits. their lstform. sud their Press, hsvo pro- nounced solo-ts] (meat on the sins ofotltor vom- montsln this respect; snd one they to ploy t 0 con- pttblo port of tho hypocrite snd tho t’hsrioss. sod shrink flout s plying to tho conduct of their own gov- ernment. or t use for whom thut Govsrumont in rs- sponslblc. terms which they so Isviohly spply to others P (flour. hour.) Sir. I do not for one moment thinkso mosnly of the gross Enflishpoople soto bollva they would sanction. under soy piss ot- presosoe west“ ever. the porpotrstion of those oowordly sod iobomon hmtolltlssnon men. too. untststod by novel crisis-— by noon who hsro olendod ts comm with those whom they itsvo dolled for their cosistooso to foreign vernntots snd torolgn rotors. (llssr. best.) bit. st hoserslvlo gentle-ten who hold opposlto opinions to tltooe hold by tho onus of ntsnltind.ssy whst thsy ondtllwk‘gisgz Nshgzhrthsotto over the M gulf w "porous pollztsl oflencos tram orttsoo of morsl tur'ttsdu

m a" mm M N,“ w.” -—(hssr. hood-snd tho sttornpt to conform then: by

sitoilsrity of punishment sod tlegrsdstlon only revolts the motel senses sod oltrw es the toolln of sv ‘ (not. 11...; o'i’.

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believe. whether ttrittly constitutiousl or

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tho sol-hum? to rise in his plnce "Hi lu'lil)’ “W '"i‘i‘ 5“ 'h'd‘ "

wawM- You hear "f t m m" W"! "I" “W "“mt. uth dsl‘sot (onset. the not!“ 11mm Chm- ltoot‘ suiting tho inspection of the doom—0‘ ‘0 cousin; thou the coast crusi roller 0" m“ MM P . I” huh“ a” sum blood droppln fro. unto-t Mntl'hllo oi) thunk- : In mm to tolled st his work; 0 soother Who of his In rs. snd before the fixht hunt! wss cured wss of Confidumom "if"? my '0”; '5“ M. I. 0‘ at: 2‘ tits ensuing election Conf‘tlerstss will oflsr for UFFAWLt - ' Mitt s t . - . piivisi” “Tillrrlr.uhonr.) —' Sir. i say it You will hsve to set up turn to oppose thou snd keep is obtuncfulmlnfttntonv—nnd the nun who rises to do» them out. but ssy sort of men will do for thst purpou. rm“ it Wm M "hllkv‘i i'.‘ "W “iidig'n‘ul‘m "gig: ss their election will smount to nothing more thsntbst l) llsh . A ll} lk ws.sr. nnsctvttu . . . . Cu.“ tolpft'tishftfgxlucnoughfol“ frictions thfiemnst errstic " "u find “‘0” M Opporlulpttyslf v‘tsltrrws our or the most misguided. to utter isolation from the and seeing the l'slls. lit-turn t e s cs I! 1 active movln world without—its sovorsnco from all own Home of Assembly chm-god with the glorious 91°: "“I‘ :h'rcwm‘m“.“nfClian-hwzi":‘o‘;l 1'32; mission of sending (‘uttfotlerstlon to its clown-footed s t . ' u t 0 es n . _ . thr'i-iblg‘tuototot‘ony: 5:13:12 Ilorribln sssocistion—the "Fm?" u" 3"“ “m” M; “I'mhnd “twat.” coer and county [om]. tho ltnrtl snd cessoleos toil.tlte mud It I! the m0" 0'70“th it’lll‘ol" 0 Pc gull of ohtttnc. tho ougooillto ooll. tho hrntul insolcnce snd prosperity of this Province. or "‘0 “mimimhi’ilng ~iiii°"""“““")'o $in "in i9 PW“ We on inclined to think. from cur own psrsonsl eh- mem 'nough' “on or mm tho 5“ low“ M" servstion. so well so from s csroful psrussl of the "y "not who! hm W mm" "mm" mp". ‘ Novs Seotis pspors. thst thst Province will ntsko s

‘ . C can. to itwnutoo crue ty sndshsmsfnllndignlghgnfin a“), do... "up or dis Confedorstos who tusy of» for

l ohsli now. sir. ssk the right h . _ “0"” SWWW‘Y if N“ “WNW Ill“ be!“ all.“ ‘0 election st ths spprosclnng contest; snd oertsmly ll

“rm” ’mmm“ “men “My “999"”! in u“ sny elsss of politicisns evor merited on ignotnlnious de-

3313222132:iiifi‘li‘l‘iffiaiwl““wifhiilaflil fut. it h tho-o Containm- I'lem"! vho Wm"! politlcsl Ochccs; and if so. who or he mods soy in- tho libortios of the Province for their own selfish snd ‘lnl"! 'm' ““l‘l'ci ‘0 “limb Mi“ Mk“ I“! DWI” °' s-bitious ends. The history of (.‘onfsdsrstion tn Novs Riv“. my “‘1‘” i". cm’miw'w? “a I '“M (mam. Scotls is but thst of similsr movements the world over ssk huts whether. irsuch ststement be true. the trsst- in um" Put. “an” We “hem,” of a" people. on

" ‘ t . i flict l on “deal I giirdne't'elishntir‘h’pmtiix tit? fruequci’t‘tly aground resdlsg Borriugton‘s Biro snd Poll of tits lrtsh Notion. we no history reproducing itself in those Provinces. in

opinion of this sssctnbly. snd s violstion of the uu~ written lnw which is cherished in the heart of every "I. diwuuing bribery. Hench", “a corrupfion n. quired to crests the “Dominion of Consds.“ In New

civilised notion? (Hesr. beer.)

. Brunswick. nestly cvsry lesdiug Confedsrsto. whether lsy or cloricsl. kss hstl his rswsrd for sdvoesting the scheme. for it wss only the other dsy thst the llcv. od- itor of the St. John Journal hsd on cit-o ospeclsllv

. Mum", on a“, u “L “a .iqu no; hm; noticed . crested for hits ss the price of his.support of Confeder- elsndsrous correspondence which formed the subject of silo". Mr. Wilkins .lVOI us s fstthful picture of how

Ill article 0m tho “Emil!” 0' ” “'fici‘m‘“ “ i" 'h" thojob wss done to Note Scotis. in the following psrs- I’ufrt'of of s late dstu. if it were not for the insolent ‘r-phu‘

temrrity with which the suthor hss sttcmptetl to front. . “Now. let me ssk the people to consider the ntsnncr

oocssionslly. ptivsto chsrsctcr. sud other snb'ects of I on ltnportsnt nature. such so his knowledge of ’ rtgooo- m which Conte‘derstton hss been sttompfed to be forced melt-y (words used fur tnrro sound sokc.) They ssy he upon them. _'I be scheme. so i hove shown. wss dovosod is on sdcpt st thst. which ccrtsinly rs uiros store thsn by the Consdrsns. who. no: being sbls to sgroo once. on ordinsry scqusintsncs with profess onnl topics. snd themselves. found tn the .spoltstton of tho Msrititss more thsn hlr. Mchno would .‘t-sd us to believe he{Colonies s plstform on who they could unite. Thus possesses. from the scientific msnnor in which ho tuss- we often find men who hste esch other. like our politicsl surest the cliff in question lsst summer. lesdort. sinking hsnds over doch of iniquit . l wss rcnlly of opinion thst we had psvtly succeeded 'i'hteves seldom rob such other. They [onerolLv deli... in effecting s silence on s nastier of so ittle public itu- and would cheerful! injure est-It other ii :1", um I.“ ortsnce. snd thst thst low snd illitorstc rsce. vulgsr- and it more profitsb s to is: flu}; bud. wow". “4 y known by the just denominstlon of_lyio‘ scribble". rob othvr pennlf. 2".” go “and from (“unnumuy [I‘d Celfl‘d l0 snnoy lb. public ll khl. lll‘lhl‘o “0" rogue. o "a", ‘f°.‘ on... N.po|gon .ud ‘lgx. ""t "’3‘"? h" ‘ P“"""‘ u" hm", ztil iii-o shs sndsr. sftsr slaughtering s few hundred thoussnds of 0‘ ‘ """' °i " ’i"'-3r;“ obi-«but not from t o est-h otber‘s subjects. that st 'l‘iloit. sntbrseetl catch 9”: 9“ 193;“: him. the “ tslcntsd pen" of the Bothwoll other so if they had slwsys boss the dosrost friends. worthy. who is no more tbsn s vulgsr snd mslicious snd wont driiberstely to Wall: to rob the wesirer nu. scribblsr. How he could so for. like tho hesr who fsn- tions snd divide the esrth between them. _ cied his forte wss to fly. forgot himself so to hsndlu s So the good Sstnsrtlsns of Fortde ltsvtng‘sgyosd pen instead of s brsn bsy. wo sro rsslly st s loss to on doetoriug Novs Seutts. paid s vmt to our pohttctuus. con'octure. but thst he should consider his lost effort to to feel their pulvov. cssntlnn their tongues. snd ntskt- rovtow " Scriviuer " ss worthy ofs column in s respect-v whtt Dr. 'l‘upper would coll s disgnosts oi thott' morsl sblo psprr. is. we confess. s still pester panic. The bsslib. They returned to Usnsdo. wsli sodsiicd with fsct is. this jumble of bombsstio slender hss lust shoot the result of their professinnsl vtstt. The scheme which the ssmo protrusions to be csllod s correspondence. on thsv hsd repsretl they'vvoll knew could not be imposed Psris to be termed the cspitsl of Europe. on Revs . cous otherwise thou by fraud snd corruption. The writer in the I‘utrt‘of-—(but we must be particu‘ The would therefore nstursliy secure the lenders ot lsr. tho llothwsll worthy. alias honest Joe. alias the rovernntent is the first plsce. if they found thorn tr Cspt. MoVsss. of Western expedition notoriety. We the right stuff for thotr purpose. llsving mods sure or must csll no plsee north of us now till .‘lchno’s new those. sll they would hsve to four would be the Opposi- survey is over. lie to sow in sosrclt of s N. W. pss- tios, snd then tho cuss: would be closr. To gstn tho ssge of the mill strssnt)——hs , in some instnncos. omit. lssdors of both srttes. sll they would rstpulre would be bscsuse he seems so well versed in the vulgsr phrose- to give than t elr tsspectivs prices. ’ ho scheme. it oingy of slsndt'l'orl—no doubt his only sosoctstos—such will be observed. gives the Csnsdisn specnlstors s vory so. “is it the north shore of E. l'eint o mesns—if it is. res octsblo stack in trsde. to tnslto their put-chaos rarely "St-riviner" is the only csnnibsl to be found wit sl.