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mm to dihereet dispositions and natures.

In the present case I acted as I have «nails done. I endeavoured to the effects at what I knew would rore a dread rehash to the lather's l‘eel- lugs. cannot congratulate myself upon my euc- ‘ must go to her immediately. Perhaps you will

he so hiu as to accompany me.’ ‘

‘Cirtdl 1y sir; but I would suggest that you wait a little while‘until you recover yourself. Your daughter has be‘en well cared fer. and wells tor nothin new.’ ,

. H's“ o‘ehd at me loquiriogly. as if he would have asked for further explanation. but dared not hour it. I could not summon the resolution to tell his: the whole truth at ouee. ‘

In afnwminutea he rose from the chair. and stag. gering to the sideboard. tool: out two decanters ot wing. , He made a sign to me to help myself. Pouring a tumbler of port for himseli. be swallowed it at'a draught. . ) ‘

‘I am ready' to go w‘ills‘ you now.’ he seld.. . l

Than ringing the bell. when the servant answered it, he requested berg to' inform her mistress that he was going out with the gentleman who had called. and that he would be back as soon as possible.

n reaching the street he leek my arm. and we proceeded together slowy along”

'We have been in the greatest diitress about my

daughter. liar share a was wholl pnaccountuble. Perhs s you-will tdv the bytolll whdt you know Im "a ,

Ithonghl this a good opportunity to break the “II

truth,” him. so I minutely described all I had wit- .

nesaed on that erentlul evening :-‘-tho would the Park between his daughter and young Moneybags. hereeddea illeess._my conveying bar to the hospi- 'tal. the discovery that she had taken poison. my reucgutre with young Moneybugs. his accident.aud admission iatotbe some hospital as containpdhis victim. ‘ is 2’ V

‘It resins like a dream,’ ho said.nnd thee made me ~

to at the whole story over again. '

till I could not summon up the courage to tall hiathis daughter was dead, although I gave him no hopes amassing her again alive. But he clung to the idea of her possible recovery so tenaciously.‘ that I could not be guilty of the cruelty of destroying his hopes. ‘ V «

But I did notywant him to go to the hospital at that unseemly hour. !I doubt one ifhe would have been admitted. I explained this to him. and so Im- prevailed as to induce him‘to defer his visit until the morning. lie premised compliance. upon con. dltion that I would malts inquiriesat the hospital as laments hisdaugliler was in. lhnew such in- quirywaa useless. although I pretended to make it. When I returned to him I said his daughtey who .‘ip a fiaep'elooernm which she eould not be disturbedl

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; Wanls.lltat the son. now become the principal itseoac

sequence of his father‘s death. had reformed. and was married to Henrietta. He may prove an exem- plary husband. I hope he may for her’sahe.

Tun flamers ‘I‘taoarra ar Panamsfl‘hefollpvving is the programme of‘ the regatta srmualdxbx‘lw English to come oil at Paris. 'I'he‘Briti in Paris. which is under the patronage oi the Em- peror 0i the French. the Prince of Wales. and the Dulce of Edinburgh. and is open to the whole world. will take place on the Seine on the 9th of July and the four lollewlng days. when the following prison and others that. muy be added will be computed ton—Clues A—Amuteurs.-—(’l‘he prizes in this class will be cups. with silver medal for each man ill‘lllB boat winning the first prise.)—-—Eight-oared boats (entrance £5) : Cup. value £120. Four oars (entrance 15:5): Cup. 1360. Fair oars (entrance £2): First Cup. £50: second Cup. £25. Sculls (entrultro £1) : First Cup. £40; Second Cup. £20; third cup. £15, Canoes (entrance 10s.) : First cup. £20; second cup. £15; third cttp.£10: fourth cup. £5. Class ll—Walormen.-—-Fonr Oars: First. a purse of £100; second. 1350: Fair cam. First purse. £50: second. 2.3; third 16. Class C-—~Mnn- o -War's Mum—First division: First. a purse of I 0; second. £20; third. 15. 2d division: First purse. £30; second. £20. third. £10. Close 1)— l’alchsmen: 1st division: First. a purse of £30: second. £20: third. £15. 2d division: Firstpurse. £80; second. £20; third, £15. Entries must be triads between May lb and Saturday. June 16. inclusive. by letter addressed to the secretary of the committee. Mr. Charles Wylde, Paris Exhlbi- lion. South Kensiugtou Museum. London. The committee undertake to convey. from a depot in or scar London. to Paris and back 'agniu to London, an bout duly entered for n rucc. end to provide a suitable place for its custody and protection during the regatta. All oceun race for yachts will be hereafter announced.

Ultimo Smrns l)l-:nr.--Secrelnry McCulloch's last etatemen ef the public debt of 030431.]an ted States nhowsa considerable reduction during the manlh of March. Ailer deducting the asunder in tho 'I‘rcasnry,'tlte debt on Match and April let, stood ns'iollows :1—

March in: sz.5to.tss.sso.so April let 2.5.4.l28,070.4l Decrease for the month. 87.835.810.36

There has been a large dbcronse of the “seven thirties" and compound interest notes. and a large increase of the “ilve twenties" an indication that the Secretary of the Treasury is pursuing with success his olicy’iot redeeming the short date securities by the Issue oi bonds which have no longer to run. The following figures show the progress made in the reduction at the debt since it reached its highest point of eighteen months siueo :—

Decreasti in debt for 6 months u ending April”.

810,897,104.“ in debt for the your ‘

st,

"And did you was 2' r. . F p ‘l'dld not. I denenthinh his injuries very se. rioos.’ , x; 'But they were more serious than I had imagined; in fellin; ups; d. broken glass he had ‘divided an artery. outlawed. sigh bled to death. Anilgtoeletefor you to go home to-night. go nnd take a bed at‘my house. and we will come again to the hospital the first thing in the morning.’ I saw no ohéection in. this. so I complied. and ac- eai. institution. V ‘ ' tenants had-ell gone to bed when we retur‘ii- “him; he let himself in. and soon placed before me "as supper of sold sirloin and pickles. ' . . By. this thee he had sometrhet recovered his dammit Lend could converse eelme on general .' h ewaevegeurionstoleerelflheew an retirement "Mb-ss- , , t " ’1 Q0 net eonehleedt advisable to communicate all Iii“; that gentleman’s proceedings. so I content- ed ’Zwith‘remathie‘g that I thought he was giving himself up to'dissipa’lion. J . . gs rich man's sen. air. and like all such, ‘ spoilt- grained.’ He has never known the pleasure aild sa‘tllfaetice of Working for money, and eoasideeeoulrhew he can spend it. lie ‘hes talents. 1153» been a poorameu's sue bewould have made his wawiiwd ‘ " ’ on in society; as it is. he is bit : m ‘ dignfiow {d himself nor ’le hbmheed lmaemality and indolence.

, ‘ ' ‘ of - inglttes’s ‘ , te t are a. op when... 4h. gave 'rjlnynpbl" d opinion this“ of tightens} so that’pbe‘tuet‘le it with her eyes epsa.‘

3; flat piling. entreewa breakfast. not re- ‘ci'l’dld axis o-th's ‘hol-pitala-he. to recover his st 'i .‘Mo “KW!!!” Mil"- ’ ‘ ' J7. : » mghtJhelitthehtorx teller tardi- .; mdt‘oponsfulth hot" to what eheald be .flm‘hontthe Assessed sandy, providedlier -:flmpp§ralne_d’lmisg a » (.y' A. ' 1 ‘f‘ m?w6mahtamtledrwhils I waa’e'paeltieg. 331i; :1- ossétem‘ms saida’r- ., ’ “‘ tattoos: How-Bum.» r. ' .s "tn-Joli .9499! traili'l’o’m '7 v = ,.,H- v ‘, M i murmur“ Prom”:- D t .0" "' i" "i.’ « . ""’*‘W¢mllvsewher dead. toys-ll. last

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“startling; ‘1 it nicely and cannabis-libel n .m .-

{W ' Wee-e. iw'fis.‘ m .Iaavlng the, father to divulge-senor this inter:

. nuclei. $331.“.

M ‘ A l0 ertein tilt! fiwui’fimgr in . the ar‘tbjeetl and ti: extent to which iit e 0?le mill-l . m , tr e i vi;t r isci ins. l e otjernmcnt wlhout at 'u “m' ‘ Anal-gilfily’ahnl’pm to 15.5mm. not random“?

. itmafgenain a House of 210 as the deliberate“-

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‘ot monarchs run in her roles. She was the de-

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‘nominstbd at Amos Partly. oi Weetwertlmlud Deeisl Pa ey, lot Hapaefler the local legislature.

‘* - “ indoht since Sept.~l. V V _ 'v 1865, lllo' highest .point of the Na. ' ._ V tional Ilebl, ' 234.261.501.00

. The debrcsse during the last quarter is not nearly so rapidas it was previously ; but his stillttolerahly rapid. . ‘ . ' ‘5"

Mam (when or SOOTL—SCMCC ever a sovereign entered upon a rule with so many attributes 0t popu- larity. the blood of un .nnclent and beloved line

seendaut of the heroirBruce—iho liberatorof the hind. With this illustrious blood the united thut oi the heroic Lorraine. with whose'deede Europe was ringing. O She herself. by her marvellous beauty. but accomplishmentt and her wit. had even widened the renown of her ceu'ntrthnown as ii wis so well over Christen“). She wdazzled the commonalty with newseourt glories towllicll I,ombro Scotland was un. accustomed ; and her regal pageants were no chaetie display}. of, barberlc splendour. but were brought under eirule 01 .a thoroughly rdiincl them. The splendours ot' Itercourt wore not invidieus to the people. since they come' out from the national ex- cheqnor, but were decorated by the jewellery and supplied from the dowry of aqueen dowager of France; The old wtirlilte and chivalrons feeling of the people found more to stir it’ to this delicate women than in many a hero. She had often shown her be liiul face undcrythe helmet. mounted on her large at the headpi erlniops. In more ' seeful aye the peasantry‘ol‘ t c borders and the H ghlands wen familiar ‘ with: the airy ferns sweeping past on a milk-white steed. eblheJtsg-hunt or. the hnlvlting fdllowe'd by all the ollivalry of her court. Such sceneatweranot confined. lulho eyelusive precincts of parks or, royal forests}; they were not s’ecludod {gonna adapted population by a jealous relinue of

and there weretew corners of the land so remote, bet sense here then who could tell of having seen them. lieddethn Qmanneuusllyu from year to fighmcfiirudr‘x)Wg:lnflurhe‘réoan vpo , arity.

mu“ 7 ‘wgig_ ’9: la ya lost her “Meets. myfidtha’wgf s l“? 3“! netlhose thiegsihhnfil yin“ ‘ pu-

v to: ad

larity eould stand."-—7 urton': Historny Scotland,

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'i-tl'." .3 RI. .. l i 'l‘ns 'Lasu m 'rtts Alum-Those humanitariane Kilt}1 desire to ash the abolition of corporal punish- ‘ silt lnjjthe array jh’tlrno at peace are not to have graéifled as jseo'nfas they use have ex- pedellfnua the bets which reecetly loo place in tho Botth at Commons. ‘ It will‘ be remembered that a'mlouvwastmsled in favor of the abolition artisan...“ by a militarily 01' one. ‘ A few de s after that role. hill-’1. ‘l’aekipgt'oagmeretary of dad ilulle Home that, considprihg the im rtance

rthpir' design

prosaiotl of the opinion ,efnthe House. It was there- tioeotthe government. he said. to in-

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guards. e.'Ilbey.weresspn by) her people at large; r

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(mason ROYAL parser-snares:

’rlm " Warm: HOUS 73?. King St" - - - - St. John, N. B—

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nus nouns: has nnnnrnumttzrn or , 17. R. II. THE FRINGE OI WALES.

II. R. H. PRINCE ALFRED. By all the British American Governors. and by the Eng. lieh Nobility and Gentry. as well as by the most distinguished Americana. whom business or pleasure may have brought to St. John. who have joined in pronouncing it

Till FAVORITE HOUSE OI" THE PROVINCE CI" The Proprietor. thankful for past favors. would mspocttully intimate to the tlevelling I’ublic that he will a are no pains or ottprnso to render the House'sttll tor. t or deserving their patronage.-lt‘very attention paid to the comfort of guests. . JOlL‘l GUleltlE. Proprietor. St. John. N. IL. Oct. ill. 1806.

' FOR SALE.

Y the Subscriber. Cltonp for Cash. or approved

credit— , 100 bbls. No. 1 IlEltlthG.

' w as as ' 2 Is 100 " BAKE.

20 qtls. UUUFISII.

lUOgslls. u OlL. , , J A8. IRVING. Cherry Valley. Feb. ‘20. 1867. if

CHARLES QUIRK, manuracrunnn or

s Q‘U A R B R o D , . 'GEM'S BRIGHT AND ‘ NATURAL LEAF GOOD SMOKING TOBACCO. QUEEN STREET.

' . ' Pa Es Is ‘ Jnnuarv 16.1867. 1y Flour! Herring!

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Grafton Streets. 200 EELS: FLOUR].

Warranted us good as any on the Island. 150 bbls. Prirno Herring- E" Call and judge for yourselves. ‘

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GIN. AND ROM, #0.. cc. Tm: sunscmnnu HAS 1x arose AND sou

bl‘lel'e— ' 11 “hrs. Bright l‘orlo llico SUGAR; 25 Puma. llrigllt lb-uillng MULASSI'IS; Mll’uns. llotnurnrnltUM. pale decolorod; 1.50 Chests Superior Uongou TBA; 25 ths. Holland GIN t 500 llbls. Superior Extra FLOUR; 80 Boxes Liverpool SOAP; 140 Bundles White Cotton WARP; llhds. and Qtr. Cssks l’ale BRANDY; llhds. Port and Sherry Wl N 1i. (Ml/EN (ION N OLLY.

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