§«~«:fl-g=f—.—. ~.a......--.-.-.. . . -

that in- present». run-ed rm ecu-anon o! «tic: work. dmvnye-i 11w ‘lm l ,4 ‘e lo wnnw-u unit 3 and bred (up- w Mun-u. new,» Itrfl‘mw.l innit-Qt tout [hid 1:1 c .1} downturn. 1111.111. ‘QM- almn gnu. 011"”. 1 v- .1. r. 1'1."th Ihntl fut-can trout“ W11 lrul in mud. and til-1'. ‘the greater mm n' ice I. i 1.. v- wtuv mum-ii with how. and arr-us» and more". plkea. 'l‘iio

ldmi 11. who ttnl‘v intended -"1 m the a hrdvm gammy 0‘ u" ‘ mm“. H. “tr. z.- 11 m'onmu‘un-v. '.u facdiim olirrn-r'

grap rope}! auxin-.1 lrit the" inhospitable alI-HU “Join luv main aqua-iron iutbc t’lum-qe Ian."

M- .. H“ ‘1' ‘_ -

CAUSE or untrue.

m

We very Celdoiu look clear through a!

man's career. We Ieldoni commence at the point where he began to let down eon- aelenm. and trace bin decline tin-1:115:11 it! vanqu phages till the character is unde- termined. Why. two-thirds oi t‘ie uh-u that breaks down are not cradled by prel- Iuro. There Is a pressure that \1 ill' break almost any timber. Unit will bear somnny tons. all so many. and hii‘kory no many: buttake a piece of timber that is rated) n'ui by rat. or by worms, and put a pressure on it. and the moment it is called upon to hear a weight 01 twenty-live pounds. il :‘lIIIp-‘i- And in many cases where men ,breuk down the. reason why tin-y lll'i‘flb ‘doWn is that they are worm-eaten. 'l‘ivrc .‘A‘ro thousands of men who are deceived in bargains. who would not be.il'lhey bad lin- head that honesty and iuoradiry give. There are thousands of men that placo their trust in things which are not to be relied upon and that are continually stum- bling, who would do well enough if they were conscieucious and upright. Some are Weak-minded. some are short-sighted ; mute undertake moi-(1'1 in they haic tln- capacity to do, and there i'c iailures from these. muses; but 1 dc 'c to you that. among the incl) that i'. l. the. grr-a st uuiu-

hen"? it’ll-“Mi fail from moral Al‘Plin‘l‘l"’|‘; write: that he could have been docked at 1 ed away iu the hole oi the. host one hun- eisai from ten taousaud little. llaws thatli

!' 5: MN.“ ’1‘“ ‘lilmillil- “'0 l'"“{""‘““ "l" u Lalo not caught him in the Channel." enough to blow up the steamer and all the p arm-rev. and the soundnessnfiiirlgcmcnl , - r - - < ~ ~- —— ,bnildings in tlicnr-iglilmi-hond. 'i‘licown-

.which are iiidispcnsaldo to success. it is very desirable iliat yuan",r men should )tuuw these things.

M.W.-w WW...“

The young Duke of Hamilton, tho prn. mli'l‘ nobleman Hf " the kingdom oi Sent land." and the 1‘4 i.. ily. thi'ce . title and 05" . 11bit , pi-r annual. lie took tho inn- and other means ot lavish evp. .ii 11-1-1 now 11“ i4 a pensioucr of his crci with ever} acre oi his ia-1d-.liis pa. and town residences in the bands id .lt-n- l--111b-rs. \vhcrc they will probably remain till the next heir of email ullQCL‘L'LlS to Lhc title.

it iii a trim thing to go to war. 7 torinus. and bring your enemy to I assessing upon him all tlin cspcn ttmargiu to spare. 'l'iic iai~- i‘rt an cani- paizu agaiud Austria ('11s: :Fijdiitil'imii. which the l‘;|1|llt‘l'l)|‘ll.’l§ levied upon his (‘ltl'llllt‘§. thus: Austria. $13.1Iihl,illli): .1. $12.01”. mutiny r. S L'Jil'l‘ll‘iil: linden, R 511,111,. 0') ; Fcuuktort. $21. No.00): ilcss Dunn-'- tadl. :‘1.2oe.u:io Total, S...i.‘.‘UtL‘l=ltI. Being the “'ll sum. and a round $11.- OUHJIIM of proiit beside. Not a bad suin- moi-‘s work.

Ton Butcm our": P71: t\ili)5.--‘i‘r.1:"< nor L'ngcr. the celebrated Vii-nose boiauis! ital pahenutniogist. has r ‘5’nll_\'])llllilslll‘4l some I‘Il'i{< on the bricks of the ancient 1-2;:1'. .ui‘a. ee«p.-ciuli_\‘ those ufihc pyramid «ii lla'shour. “'lllull was built about. 3.40:! yc 11"! before our etc. One without being ‘evuuiued :lirouqh the microscope l-y 1hr- l’i-otc. ~ -. ho «ii-cm: red through the mud 111 the Nile. out ni'n" 'ch it was made, con- tained not only a quantity of nuim d and viigr-tublumattcr. but also fr 311191115 0, many manuiaclurcd 51155111119“: whom-o

we. 111le conclude that Egvpi must 11.1ch limiiou pp.‘ Because ilicy'd fall out ifthey didn't.

enjoved a high dcgrce cl 1‘ avards of ii'i-lycars ago. Professor U-I- gcrlms been enabled by the aid of the microscope to discover in these bricks a

vast number oi plants which at that lilllP has been introduced iutu Congress. intended . The c/mppl‘rl .rh'mc clearly to force the “Saints” and their follower. to diacei'nnb/e in NI? INN/III of (/11. bricks, can/iriiml henceforth content themselves with one wife.

in l‘lg‘ypt.

the description oi the manner of making , . such as we liud it in Jlrrorlviiizi

2. o ; 2 1

nnd in the book of Exodous.—l§nyinrrr. I A Monro. Yuanm: .\.\'D 3111.1. l\’ Nuw i "WWW" l"“'k"¥'e‘ "l. Wm“ "9

Exotasrx—dlr. .\lcCo~_h.in his licll'afl b-n. ture an America. described a vi~it which [in paid to the Pacific Mills. at lxiwreum».

-liav'inui:11-rol rpm-l. \nyagta made by a

Aud'

-prcscni:'.tives oi the Stu-11'1"" W

i; Saxony. STJMU' il‘l-h‘

ochanpod ior horse blankets. before being

;.\'oril1 an 1 South, is represented in the cargo.

iurri‘su T1711... unit 11144;.

no!

pant» nerimu airl- umd tlimrm. Tim M -- t’lwvt “rennin-t. tileavmi. mil- loin-«ll n A W'l‘N‘Ipmich in the SLJolm Momma". Hen ~rul, but ii iii and (int bu only unwind

1 iv an dump in no it u the [tn-t ilmt 1w In 1.1 the p Mil-m of lieutenant in (he ‘"a’1‘|‘l’illfll‘ltt) until ruin—red by llt-Illl‘fli‘t‘ of court manlal‘ for cowardicv in the lleld. lie doubilcu be- ' line:—

He who held! and hm! away

“‘1” hu- io light amubur day. i‘ho Fenian Genomic. how ever. In l‘ar haveI been simply notable for the running away . .

1".”“1‘7' Elf“ ll"? lullm'iiuc iuiemsiiug

l‘. 12. Maud v. vim-l. ~1i1‘1halso ivclipn the l u l 11.1nk I can tellyou ofa passage madei from this poii (linen-“chef a few day: be“ . _i«rc them [the Yacliu] which. inking 11Lx » 17.11 2'4 into consideration. beat! them cam- , (lowly. The bark Liilic of l‘. L‘. lak‘apt. ,.'irhul~on, which arrived in llugluud on, the 9111 of l|\'t‘(‘ltti)t'|" 't‘oi. made the irish {Coast in twelve days from .lluctouchc liar. and after lying too for fillecu houra in a Mimi" m“! harm“ ‘9 mt.“ "l' Mlplw‘dw‘h' ulng 9 "ME. and are forgotten. Have they l w“ "ugly dodged m I'ln‘rp'ml in “net” . filicd the measure of their creation, and ne- ‘ mu “ “7‘” d") 5 “'“m u“"l"““l"" iconipllabed the design of Heaven in bringing l " When you consider that the Yachts . tin-in upon the 91111111" No; they Inve not. I win-n built expressly for {an sailing, were 'l‘wn thousand uoud. had an“: men should .m mail. M.“ “filing "in, I... doubt. am] gathers. and take to themselves tcwn lecl lmanoed and equipped with ever appliance “1‘10”- whivh tin-v l'c-piii'uil. and tho Lillie was ()I‘HNIVG or run rumor To (11:31:!an docplv laden with timber. having a large C1).\i.\iiuicr:.—'lim bill passed at the last dcck load. m-rq stir/1' of which all: curricd session ot'thc lh‘aziiiau l’ariiaincnt toopen lion": xii/2M. and not, being in very good certain ports on the river Amazon to oil lrim, l‘thiuk this lurnishcs one more in- natinns had become XI law. and bone dot-til i slam-1- in which tho Yankees have been tho largest river oi the world, the 1’ “a. or ioiiiiilt'ippt‘d. And this is no chance trip “ Kin-,5 of Watch: "111 the language oi the ? tor the Lillie. as she has made several first liraziliziu aborigims. is to be a highway lone: under her enterprising commander. for internal navigation from the Atlantic 1 Capt. Samuel Nicholson—a young man. to tho Audi-s. The importance 01 this i fast rising in his profession. lie is a native measure cannot be overcstunalcd. One- 1 l‘. H. l..aud is quite young. about 21 years half of Bolivia. two-thirds oi Peru. onc- liild. hall of New (iraucda. tlu'cc-iourtlis oi .. This is 11-5 1mm}. passing... new,” “.0 Ecuador. and a portion of Vpuezuela pro Atlantic this inn-u ill the Lillie. undallol annual by m“ Allml‘m 3"" “‘"ll’m-“Wv's- 1 her trips havo been last. Last spring he Looks Si'srlc‘iot's.—.\ Sheriil‘. on taking ’caina out to Charlottetown dccp loaded in ‘ possession of ii. canal-boat lying directly eighteen days; he went home a; ' under the bows of the Cunard steamship days. This fall become out in Scolia. lyiu at her pier in Jcr‘cv cily. and now he has gone across in 1.3. hour Sew Xork. recently discovered slow-

The Mormon: threaten to invade lame". Brigham \‘q- 11;: laid. in n hue 111 ourv-c at Salt Lake :—“ fire but time I we: in the ciiy luf Lovell there Vert- Mirtch Ih-iuund more .female:- lbnu main in that one vuy. That i! manv yearn ago. They all live and die in n

‘ -_ davs.

llc

rerpnol in 12 days from iiucionclic. had drcd and twenty-live kegs nf gunpowder.

Tue ""mmr Hun; lili‘d ml- : crship oi'ilw powder and wlrit pariieuiari

‘lviiiiy company- L‘alll'd lllt‘ “fii‘t‘ik‘ll‘ “f l‘ ‘iit 11:15 designed to subs c. remain a

:I‘ll.\l'lt'rl:l'h of tho (i'i‘tilt l‘:sttr--.‘; has been mystery. mung“ Imrsmu nl‘l,“,"ian pmdp

; formed or rim. with a capital "l =- \‘itlcs am quite cei .riu thutit was intend- i charter the 57"W1slupllrm.’ Eustn‘u. ml m den”... u", “rmsh Emmi“... ‘

li‘t-ciive board. including seven Auicr ,. ‘ ' . f .

‘ Hm":quan A mum”, pm. lhc _reni‘:irkahle properties of Browns

I. m, pm." “kt... 1.....1‘1wr, Bronchial lroclics have been thoroughly test.

"in... [pglcdsmce first introduced. The demand for

,; jihcui has steadily increased. and purer upon

“.1 h ‘ their own luv-ritk. tlicy have found favor will!

‘13 ‘.[.llli)<l‘\\iw. from Pulmonary. Bronchial or

1'... re,“ ,hip‘Asilunaiic complaints. require them. ,1’nr

m ‘1... "pm"! mam. Coughs and (‘ohls they are cilicnciuus. .. '

. and will uii‘uril 1““lllll,

1'3“ 1111.1 intend to Visit. 1111‘.

ii is ilit- iuleliticu oi the

A n of;

(lone ly . . *1 v nili 1 .ecicd to have .11! iii-.- in. of .\l

w r~

port for l.

Latest from Europe, '

The Queen has iakcu a deep interest in the late yacht race. across the Atlantic.— At her request. the yachts cruised on turd-1v oii'Usburue, and so pleased \1. csty with the sight that. she subse- rpu-uily sent for (,‘olniuoilurc M'Yi the New York Yacht Club. and exp essod in him not only the delight; with which slic had witnessed Ihc boats. but also her siu- ccro rcgrct for the sad disaster to the Fleetwing. Her Majesty hoped that the yachting party \vould return 1101110 wiih pleasurable recollections of their visit to and reception in England.

The Cabinet Council will. it in under- stood be resumed on the 8th of .ianua ‘1‘. so that Lord Dal by and l1is§cnllcaguos will have four weeks for deliberating upon the programme to be submitted to l’ariiu- ivnnt.

During the ycurjusi ended 123.3%“. emi- grants sailed from Livorponl. the majority being lrisli. and their destination the United States.

The riudci'pcst has again ripvoarod in North Hmii‘ordshlrn. though it in as yet confined in a solitary cam.

.,,., . 1 l'. ' 1

:r. or l.\\'1}13' '\1'<Tl:fii.la.-—C7ill :1 fool 1» 111.111 had print- for land. yet that is about the 511111 paid body by .\lt~<~r.~.liiick1py l.~ll'l Nunu for a small portion of llourkc strcct nil wiiixh pirt of tlicir business premises is erected. For '17 feet frontage they paid no 3 less :1 sum than £20.01)". The land 1.- about I :01) fer-t deep. and in 151101”- purchased from ithe1im'crninentat the original land sale in p'ydney for about £lO.——.lldbourlll Aye

The Halifax Erpress that iuf~rma1ion

has been rccciveil from _. 'md to the ctl'ect that the Conicdrratiou llcieuuies huvcngrccd that the sum of $100,001), due by the ('in of 1 ll.iiif.iv for the railways. will be borne by the ' Gout-r111 (lovcriuncnt.

It is slated that the Penal Department of iCauad't have made arrangements with the - l’oslal Departments of the Lower Provinces i up to L21).

1 ii app .rs that a quarrel inn. broken out ,hclwcr-u the sutl'crcrl hy the bile fire in Que- bec and the Iieiicf Committee. Among,r other things, it is said that the splendid warm bian-

ikets sent out from England. have been ex-

lscrrcd niu to the poor destitute creatures. Why do “ birds in their little. nests agree 7"

stair.“ 1.11.11.15.11limo. '

During tlic'

l‘lll'RSl).\Y. li‘lilllt Summitsiidc gunmal. » ‘mnnngmmtu 1-. its:

3 I“ No police can be taken oi nuouymom con-umnicatioun. We mull Into-I- thr “MINI:

and mldruu-- of our cornvqmn-Iema at I [III- 1

ialrv in rciurnmnuuunlrntiou-ihat are not oiled 1

Km. 5L“; -.-. . ’qmns-q. «- 4:"

L' N l T 1‘11) STAT 155 T1: .\ i) 1;. AN!) l‘lNANCE. ;

Tut: public men of the United States! are beginning to find that the abrogation of the Reciprocity Treaty was a greatI mistake. They new me that in then-l haste to be revs-aged upon the Britishl l’iuvinccs for their sympathy with tin-1 South in the late Rebellion. they have, done themselves sci-ion: injury. To their i surprisc. no doubt. those l’rovinccu a. - pear to get along much as usual. wlu c they themselves are suffering very cou- sidcrublc loss and inconvenience from the partial stoppage of the British Am- cricnn Trade. American finuncwra are now learning at a very expensive schooll that the protectionist. policy is not alto- gcthcr faultless. It is at last dawning.7 on the minds of the most cmiucnt among them that the Commercial policy of Great Britain is almost as enlightened us that of China or Japan. livcu the sever. eigu people themselves have a few mis- givings as to the wisdom of keeping foreign manufactures and products out of their country. and of paying through the- nosc for inferior articles. because they happen to be the produce of Yankee in- dustry. Eycu they begin to gucss that prohibitive tariffs are not what they are cracked up to be in Congress, on the stump. 1) din sundry other places. They are beginning to mutter that their trade would be much more healthy if it were a good deal less docturcd. \Vhat with high protcctivc duties, an intolerable weight of internal taxation, and inllatcd paper currency. the necessaries of life have becn raised to an enormous price.

tlic products of the nations industry are actually diminished. The weight of tax- ation is greatly complained of. The money that ule formerly to go into the merchants‘ and manuihcturcrs' pockets in the form of profit. is new swallowed

lnp by the state in the shape of taxes.

It appears now that the noble resolution to which the people of the neighboring; Republic came sometime ago. of sub- mitting to war taxes in time of peace in order to pay 011' their National Debt. in a few years must be abandoned. \\'c arc much grieved to sue ullhirs tending to this result. It was a grand determi- nation of the American people to hand down the l'icpubiic to their children intact and uucmbarrasscd by debt ; but this like many of youth's glorious dreams must be abandoned for the pre- sent. After all. we do not know but what it is fair enough for posterity. who will reap the udvantugcs of the late struggle

indeed it be really preserved—to pay part of the cast of that struggle. Mr. David Wells. Special Revenue Commis- sioner of the United States, has drawn up a very long. and a very elaborate rc-

year endng 29111 December. nine. attacks are rcportcd to have occurred in Great Britain. being an increase of three on the previous week. 'l'lircc fresh outbrcalu oi the disease took place, the number i the week preceding being: also lltl'l't‘. Eight- ocn healthy cattle were slaughtered from having been in contact with iulucicd ani- mals. Tim nliacks reportud occurred in Yorkshire Riding.

The reform agitation, suspended during Christmastide. has been resumed. Meet- ings have been held at. ’I‘orquay. Black- burn. liocluialc. and other place 5.

' An oflbrt in being made-in the United States in deal vigorous ' with that disgraceful blot on Am i.:.1nc ation. Mormonism. A bill

Many poi-«111s believe that even one wife is at all times burthcn enough.

The Tin-ion .hin-nal say! that gvcr one

,l'arit lixbi‘nitiou. have been 1

‘ vnc ship .llr'i'cury at New York. livery State

, . 11d 11min I-rcrv brain-ii of It‘fl'lt' and muun— France. has oflicialiv nunounccd its de-

:.s.- s s:—' 1111‘, 'h/ .i‘ ’ ' ‘~ 1 '- i ‘ ‘ ~' ' M ‘Tkt‘uhulfll 1"“ I?” ‘33:”, ‘c, t' f.n.-111.;- ' has samples of its pruiluctinua. termination to complete the Withdrawal of w'” l 01’ 0‘ m“ a ' “hm” ' AWN“! ' "-‘vlm'lmllm'l‘ "'0 mi'dI-‘lfiitl'lvhml- the French Army lrom Mexico by the. 1st.

sec. tin-m so neatly (ll'csacll ‘ - 1‘ -- and issue from the mills. 'l one department receive a Ilr emits a day. and in much: i?£‘ty:tivé cents. Thc in hoarding-houses. wl have a common filling-root ‘ tarnished ; thcyhavca - :whcre I saw them sent pt meal as the middle claw-t 1. country; while ovi-vy two per— . ucatly-l'urnishml bedroom. The . workmen get. towards 1.000 dollars a y' ac. and the furemim (section mun) towawi~ 1.51)?) dollars. These forcmcn have homes provided for them—houses tor which they pay 175 dollars u-ycm'. and these houses are each three atoricn high. with a front door :1.r.l elcvcu apartments. t'ounccu with the mill: is ureading-roum and :1 large library.

EDUCATIONAL D1!’l‘tCUi.‘Fli—'.S n; 1mm.— Indian philanthropi. s have. ditlleuliics of their own. An enthusiastic schoolmagim- in Calcutta began taking the. young livab- muns of his upper form through a tatlll'ili' of experimental chemistry; but he was stopped by the father of one nl' 1119 1111.6 calling the day nib-r ilic first it cture, and gran-1y informiughiin that he did not send his child to school to be a bottle-\vnshor. The. youthful “twicc-imru" had been told to rinse out 11 test tube, that was all.

1817 AND Wilt—Messrs. Macmillan k (711,. In announcing the “ Siatcsmcu'n Year Book" for 1867. draw an interesting tabular ('llll|~ purison between the i-tntc of laurupu in 181? and 13117. The half century ll'lil cxiinpiii-heil three kingdoms. one grand duchy. eight ditch- La... four prlniii llllli‘il. out: electorate audfour republics. Three new kingdoms have arisen. undone kingdom has been transformed into an empire. 'l‘bere urt' 11 1mm in litirupr. against 59 which existed in 1311'. it may be remarked that the lil (imnd Duch and Prince M1867 will be much le-s ducal and princely (thanks to one Bismarck) than the 52 who ruled in 1917. Not less remarkable in tin- tarrliorial extension of the superior Staten oi I'ie world. Russia has annexed 567.364 square miles; the l'nlteil States. 141118.000; France. 4629; l’rnuln 211.751. Snrdmu. ex- panding into Italy. inn 'incrciucd by 83.911. Uur lndlan Empire has been agmuvulcil by 451.616. The principal States that have lost territory nrc 'l‘urkey. Mexico. Austria Dru- mark. the Netherlands. finch are the c 1171va ufhklfa century; but will Europe 10nd the world look half a century hence f—Lmidau Glam.

The 1' ‘. Government but decided to send to the Pan! Exhibiiiun 11 large delegation of the Northwestern: Indium. They will take with them their wiuwnms. war and agricultur- al implement. and every variety of costume.

A correspondent ofa Welt-r11 paper tell: a

tory abouta German Jew who lifter three tiny! wandering in the lower: of her York. 1:de up 021.000 worth clinch-y. pneum-

. at her desk.

n lilinois and from illusion. and ~ 0! March. whatever course may be resolv- ." “0}” fl"? my; “ fir!“ ed upon bv the Emperor Muximillian. ma.» 1-:. .l ifii.c..gn: paintings by the more .1. h l‘ .‘1 n, . I” _ ‘. _ . inf our American nrtists; a great If" (. Is In "mm". "inn"! m mm" or ,_f “wk” qmmmm of 0.". "mum the iamiiic-str ken districts olliougalmnd rm,” rm”... “v me H..." “mm. ,;c_ the vii-p crops are reported to birnbunilaut. mid“.“unplmqwss; “F Emir lguropi-ans arc. ill custody in lhunbay g... be 1- )l'wrtpr m min in; a low. for murdering tlircc native money lcudors ; .. mu... cur: (Ulllli‘fn coiling um. and woundingaiourth. a; musing machines; organs: ‘wincs Atacock-flghtin vatliltl.fln(’ flflllt‘fnwlfi . . '.'-- “Valli” 15mph: rawand cured tobacco: wait namcd Andy Johnson and the other 'l‘luid me.— t'dinll and sugir; pine from the ('nro- stqvcn5,iiiid very heavy bolting took 1.1.”... ‘linvi «'Ill WT!‘ 'il'diillllc"llt"ll‘}' it'lm'll: (Trill-4i- nccm-diug in tlic poli cal pnrtialitiea of the ,cr .lerw-y porci-lainuud earthenware. and spectators! 'l'liad kl Lil Andy at the first in iivcilu of other ur'ii (9-. The miucrulrc- 0mm. " ” ' ' Siilli’l'i s oi'ilu- country .nc bir 'L'ly rc ircscntcd. v 1 ~ , . .- °"' “ml” "hm" ml“ of two hundred Victims in the (icnii. This is the third time only. says a cqtcutporury, dur-