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power against. the oust-it of tho Garilutldisus _ 'l‘lw matter was taken up with grrat stitltnstssm. ttnti its is few dogs nt-arly 7001300 tt'iitn-s wvt. t-ontiiltulul.

limit military prt'paraliotts mnunm in be malls: in France. Illll thr- tuttgllitudu nt‘ il.~st- Il’rll'gt'lml’li. L“ wit-Nod to as l‘li'll’l) showing Ili.t’. the l‘ietiwli (iot‘t‘l‘u- mans utttirtpats-s a fur llltlrt' ititlml'tuttl tontlirt thun lllc. volumes rs pl Quito“! tlnrllislilj could thirtttv'i.w it In said that troops arc being sctst to the ch: as wrll as sati'bsturtl. 7 5

Th, Pall Mall tint-tie. ot' l)l'l()ll(‘l‘ 28, snys the Putt“ '0'"! l0 Ful'l Sf. Altgt'lo :tml lll‘CN'ltft'tl blow”! to f cl Gdl'ibnldian ‘ in profound stdlttit-it. Looking atountl ott tln- Lofty}, about. lift lllltldrml iu filttltlit'r. lllt‘ lluly Father sunli— " Heb-iii hill) whom \uut-w-iwt-sls cull the Vampire qt l'altu .lsit. against ttiv yiiudtatw all tttkrii up sluts .‘o— And what do you or»? .\ ptltu. old man.“ 'lltr,.l‘ppc, WWI-.de lll‘ll' r and, atltlgt-ut-d several of tlitt pristin- rra personally. rtttingt'm" Ynu_ my tripod, hurt. lost your short; ntttl you. your iltiil. anti your command your hdt. All? \l’t'll lt-lull use you on prottdcd for. 'nnd flihn‘ I shall stand you nwuy to your itotttcv; only. I ttliitll ask you flisf. as (.‘ttfhttlit'tt. to mull» ft spir- ttnal conft‘ahton, for my sititc. You know. my ‘flt'lt' friends. that it is lht- l’itpc liimst-lf who asks this of you.” The (iartltnltllittis wt rt- fit‘f’pl)’ moved by (lilo ad- drcsl. and prvssrtl l'ut'wnt'tl to’kin thr' t-t'oss lIUl‘tll‘l'ln tho Po'ps‘s robes, tt'lu-it tho llult l‘ailn-r gart- them it s brut‘dictlnn. " ' ’

There was a frnrl'ttl lt‘t illf'lll to the titttil from England to Paris on Sunday morning. (Mr correspondent sands m the allowing lllll‘l‘lt‘tll)’ wtittt-n tit-cottan— Altth ll milcl ‘rbm l'uria‘ fnltt‘ train. which was gotuli at tl’t rate of 30 mlch "nti hour. not ittto an engine itttt trndot‘ 'which were coming‘from lftc ttil't'clion of Paris. llow the fatal plea: of' (-nrclcssnoss was permitted, has yet to be e'xpluin‘ed. "l'lic two cnglncs met withs tearful crash. and broke into each ofltsr in Such it man- llt‘l‘ as to look like a confused mass of iron. The first carriages were "pushed to atoms ;‘ many of the, passen- gsrs wot-c killed and others weru liestftilly bruised ontl‘ shaken. Tho tsro carriages furthest front the .00 inc snstpinsdbul littls damage. The accident took p see about. half-post aevru. and it. was nrarly tvn before such of tho injurtd [st-rooms .s/cosld boar moors reached thulr bolt-is in Paris and. at medical .A great dealof isn‘t-ring was caused ‘ y the impossibility of gutting anything to drink. though thcso aafia stow only 300 yards off; but it couplo of H ours city»? before even a drop of water could ho obtained to up [an the lips of thc wounded—Pull Mall Gordie.

JAPANESE CAlll'ENZI‘l-ZRIS AND JOINERS.

Tho San Fransisco Bulletin thus describes throw posits who accompanied thronewvaad most wonderful tro bf 1spancse. since performing in that cityw-

“ hsdspancs's sailing, themselves the Illu‘m.-M troops. or}: fitting up tittt‘pst c of the Metro ton Thsstro iptbc slnti'litudo of q raponcsc tsniplo., or.she cxhibitlou of their. tents of strength and fashionable They srs said to its all s gnotamily. and the very. car ' er’s who are dplng t joint: work are monitors of t «family. Japanese cot-punters have an aitttaaugo unnaturle molt-nits. in the fact that. tbsv have louLbsndI 53mm} of two. their toes being as fund; as theistic m. But they gain. Mthins bt‘ ,It- Mm“ that"! posts ofgworitrbenchcs or mass. A If .a Japnm supoatcrmantsto shaman a saw. ho squats “a a pagujilscembc book of this. tool to be operand on the groun . grips ones-st of the saw With the loll .isnd, suites the other with this icon of his right foot. tnd goes to work’w'ith II mobvsntitlooce MB Yankec catpentcr at a bench. Their tools are not likc Ameri- unoolhctb h thy-hsvo-a on: similanty.‘s|oiwtfrg "tarsal souls are one .so-snon parsnia¢cfivthether their inventor was ’l‘nbal {Yin or onto other Qfiiflnp. All Japanesoass'w are iii-pail Iks but on” blowers.— The hadlsis lilac fhe'lllltdh‘ of a’cloasot. "out flatt'ish nit if wittlsdwyof a piccotuf inch boards the notal

Illa J “3 ll fl':'lll ""‘ _ “ “" f‘l-whs— . . 1 . wra sd wtth in, split. cans. .‘h ... "Simplify?! Cliffs? the‘puhdsncc of our

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saw‘l‘. bbtiftho tee fire much narrower. giving, more of, fhofi an Iliéh’ltntf numbing“, The ' ttr‘c Ill poult- t-d t rdstktelknlla. and cumin who lilrs so litany hook; Whon anis‘povtosc wanas‘to' rip 'a plank. he plnoowlstacnoutntsytki which willjclst'ats ons and a tow inches. than non s on .the wood and cuts :lt. seizing die, cl yer-looking apth both bands and l- in ' ,towitrts hint, Titus, by a number of s on. qoi- up strokes..lt't this through a Inn} not so speedilymtltfaédts asstlsi'tivel as an innit-an ca‘r-‘ poorer would with the long; s ow.‘down stroke of the tarantula?“ piano on small. was stttglo irons. Ito

handles. The pinne- srs shorter.tfightor. and tin wood will

shallows than curs. bein generally not more than sbi incl? J' Td'ftllno’l ed of wood. they'la'y it on the gland; squattin the r buns. held it fast with their roses-devastate: lsno .wisk‘bosh hawdotltbwaldo tho... Ta drill a ho 9 they have oshstrt assists-creed

in tho sud. Ian-suit, stick s oop- suns inches long. They a , {pally , been, lt‘ lacs squat. as before. o o 6 by rubbing t e handle pf the owl be:

and , twsllx 3 lls‘ids' in fblltimsthah one of out-carpen- tors ctiuld-dflll‘ovte with a‘ifintlctf ‘l‘hsir hammers arr solid cylindrical piect-s, not made sharply with waists, and racotul outlines like oars. hey have the same fltta dsdhitndlcs as the saws. o Japs. have iron Iqum sotsttdiha Americas ares. rasrkod with de-' run. This measures. are, sass. very "at". “£5 «53".; ‘Un‘onl illicith lllt‘il,d05“iitlld stitnda for t a in i , . 8-16, is es. ‘ 'v do intolcn M. son 'i‘fikr‘t‘ isajiiposr tribe titers childrpn's to"; for 1% co. ‘l sy'hsvs a “soothing plans 21 inc cs long'fidns Inch breed. mill half on too ’thlck., Their chisel! Eairs I as and email. [The cutting port of sonic aro abs sins. sh. manddohslng tho «cuuhtg edge. find a round mo labs cosmetics digester stilts with a wooden h" h in?” il'fleutouassrticls iii tltrir tools-lint is s chalk . . tit subguncs’ cepéd ‘ ‘ ‘ and "attend tho‘htk in line passosthrough it. ' c and fltflstoo'is was too small awl. tho ofhor end or that Infancy passing through this cup. is wot-ail amt-domain“ onllho s‘ fishhig-rod ml. svhidi tskos the plots of the handle of the on». (its mutt a lllte clown aplao tho Jspauuss, carpentszptwks the owl. in at o o «I o the proposed latte. cart-rs tho cuvatortbs who :t a no gflyIMHQ" out its lmdoss so; ‘0 lipids the like on its oat-t «n We roaches tbs desirt-vf‘s t. striltttstltsstorlt. sntt tttcn‘ mites up his cup and all up hblfoaos ho-walkiboek malts tpnt‘wltero [wins I ~ ml [5. MI. The process of paying rholine nationalists it an mitt botbduw tlvottglt tho ink in tho clap and “rail min for swim" ' . ~

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i , .l . » . .t - .t "V" 7'7 ‘ l ‘ Ttiu'oowttimsn Exams” t-‘ttNtansurttt-zttt MECHBS W‘MCEleutflflmflfl.

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flicked oblitny 00;“le tho cpotlut-tmftbp lv‘t-npyn party, we t-auty'tit ltulylll‘tutl‘t' flit! palpitulw (M tunlysatltttm so regardless of dt-ittlt tomboy thsty Don-ls do! Mr stain-Myth courts as tbtftfrsllnwtttg‘ spcst-lsos in- d-catu. Allan. Lnslin..llould. and Shots-«timid goihy attttpsatdhsaoud-to death for thcnnosdrr» ctr-slid Masts citeflpttlonioti Brits tlttolttg'thoirloo status, W in autism“ Wood Drug. We rants lrtth. on‘ .t... suntan: Mosul mas :lpmtm w. i with tow “.q cots-t siliilt they’ll“ to say wity‘ltutéitftc

“a... “" v “t mutt? ‘Au" “fir’ofilhi’h- II

s. whom-wivst him no tin-trimesttrnco of my country.» i fear not.

duahaps of stsection of a half sottsr. “15'

we den cu coniltinin a on ‘. . _ big dlilft ink. P' This is pitgercc {fill mm Mun" “W “Vl’tpmflwflt

‘ toitly infamous as to be almost unfit

l'll (“t' us many thousands hove dt sit ' their ltelttvcil and. and in deft-n ~ rylll proudly nnd triutnpuntly lit t-n puwln ‘

t ipvs tint! the llbcrty of mt res 1‘"an - lilo. ft in [‘tttlrth' vrr arr flr‘ 'rd why st-ntcuoc should

not b.- lttssnl It] on us. on the t't'iflrltt'e oftbe rusti- Iult'ti of the sin its 01 Manchester. fellows out of work. t‘tlllVlt'ft-tl [chins—syn. an jt'isjmisu commit-ed to its? tutugrtl when an Englislttlng would have‘fot oil’. I say. positivon and defiantly. lusting wastio olu mo salvo l \vus nrrt-stt-d. As for ttiysrlfl tst l O rightequlflfi of my «wry lid with regard to what l have done in do- I am fearless—four- li-ss of tilt: punishment that can be inflictedoo toe ; and will that. my Lords. l have done."

Larkin scknowlsdgod that ho was of the crowd which released Kelly and lit-titty. and that lie jontsd others for tlttit purpose. but that they had no dt-aigtt of? murder. llo ltIMiI'ti on his turn. whatever it might be. its a do. titre of God which lw could tint escape. and denying say bond in the murder. he looked to tiod for mercy. and asked llis forgiveness for those who had room his lifts away. i i ‘

Gould. the flnflfllrlouklng and. to sppcsram-r. tho most intcilsctual of the five. said his name was Michael O‘Brien. and that its wits born in Cork. lls Ill) :tddrcssstl the Court as follows:

“ I sat it oltiacn of tits United States of‘Amortt-a. sod ll'(‘lflrlt‘8 l‘i-uuois Mums bud done ltla duty towttrd me. as he ought to do in this country. i would not. be in this (lut' ' answering ‘ntll‘ questions now. Mr. Adams did not come thougli I wrote to him. He did not route to am it‘ 3- could find evidence to disprove the charge. which I positively could if he bod token the «trouble of sundln or coming to us what ‘I could do. lltopc this Ants an pooplo will notice-flint part nftlsc busiucsy." Gould hero commenced to road from o

sper. win-u u would have done better to liars spokes. t. ":1! upon the tyrubny of England and the wrongs and mlsvry of lrclsnd—" tho thousands who want ,bt‘cttd. wltilo aristocrats are rioting in luxury and crime." lts conclusion was as follows :j "Which are the tits young of lrullndtb aspect—tbs law that murders or buttisbt-s their people. or the swans to resist relst'ttr loss tyranny and of coding their miseries forever under a homo Gol‘el'nmtjnhfr need not answer to that qua» tion hero. I trust it _rish people will answer it to their satisfaction soon. l out not astonished at my c vietion. 'nteasvernmcnt'or this couptrg: have the pova~ of convicting any person. They appoint the judge; they choosti the jury; nnd by means of what is called patronage (which to- thc moons of umption. dhoy' ltpt'c the power-of makiugjltodmu insult their urpoocs. I not confllcnt that m blood will rise a liundrsd told agsinst the tyrants it o . think proper tp comnilf‘such an outage. ‘Thsrc is nothing 'tn the clotis of my political est-err which 1 rs tt-t'. I don't know of one set, which would bringt the bliisli'of shame to my face. or make me afraid to meet my God or fel- lowmsa. [would be hoops..- snd nothing would'auke his more kitppy than to tile on the field for my cottntry in defence of her. libs-rues. As it is. I cannot die on the field, but I can die on the scadold, i hope, as a 'phldiek. l'iiutih out a Christian. ‘ ‘ ) .

Shorc. commenting briefly ‘tlpnn the loose and hug- olsr evidence on which he had been convicted. tip- nit-d tbsthc lift 'a .y hand in tho murder of Brett. but defended thc'llustlco of (its attempt to roscna Kellv snd Deny from t to bands oftbo asthmatics. lie sold the ickcumstancss-wonld have stifled tho so: before the English had it happened. It any 5"‘icr country. and tsuntad Englisbjustiootltiis: . a , . ,'

" If Jed‘crson Davis had been rch-gsed in a Northern t‘ily,‘m woultkhsvoboon a cry of-ispplsuso through» out all England“ lf-tGansbaidi. whom lstw befurtt t was abut out front the world. llllfl been arrestod, no. rotunsod. or something of the find had taken placo. thuy should hairs applauded tint brnvsry of :5... no , 1r rt...

out an O ‘ nfl. «cost-ts ft is on swfbl tltlu . whlltl yet in Iceland murders are lacing pe ctrat on on» Months. notass it thscsss ‘ot‘ the no in Water- ford, where an unoflcnding onus was murdeurd and no one was ponislntd tot: tt, llad Ibsen an Englishman. and arrested near the stone of that. dis rbnnoc i would hare been brought as a vititness to in notify them ; but being an it'ishntan. and it was supposed nt in mpatl'ty wits with thrust, sud on 'snsplcion of sympathy {was ar- rested. and in' coo cans of the arrests sntt rewards which wercofhred wasiadsntiiod. ltoottltl not be otherwise. We have boos found guilty. and ass matter or course.-we accept our death as growth“: as possi-

s. M" are “Mating. die. at lesstlam notd‘ . Itlk'or l" "Nor l Nor l f‘hald the other pris- oners. " :”"’,' "" '

H P, maniac American ‘cfiiksn. and ‘on English armory: I have ssmtwitted on crime which makes use amenable to the crown of England. 1- bavo dons no- thin... and. as a mattorfitmourse. .1 did oapcot protsa tionwaa this gentleman (pointing to, Allen has sold; the protcctlon of t Ambassador of my ovornotsas. ! _o itlzcn of t a State ofOltio; but] as: sultry tn say my nsmtefs not Shore. My nttmo is Edward 0‘- ue.m.(zonnor. l belting.» Ohio. and thus arc lovingjioarts titers who will be sorry for this. i have nothing but. my bclt otsbss to send the-s. and in host feelings. and .l tutors firm that I can dis as a 'ltris-a tin and an lrlsbn'tan. sud/tit“ i am not ashamed or afraidof onyth lhnvo over donor the con en- ces. either before iod or man. They would be ashamed of mo it'll. out in the altghtut dogma s «mud. or con- cealsd Jay Opinion... loll lull soot: send so bsforo our (ind. and l ant potfvctly prepsrstd to go. I have nothing to roam. or tot-strut or tuba hack. 1 can say God save Ireland." . .

., --.God sovs liolsnd l" shouted the «bars. “God save

is land l” ‘v fift‘gndgm poo-no tlic'r :blat-k cops. sad in the int cdsilsnooMr. Justine Mellsr road the sontcnns of

They rose. and - at qume [grim sight. with ons masonry. so my f'koedtho crowd. before. descoaditig tlssstoiicasc. of .“God bless «Old lrelsnd." Tits prisoners. stroagl ' ironed..ontl undora miliury escort, wsro takes to pri- .9», when. if there is no delay. in two weeks after the Assists. the are sentenced toiltsnsooosod. r i

By our ca lo tlcspslchos Sabit'tlaytlast. it appstsrs'

that Disguise has lteen pardoned liy- tiss~Q.aoen. antimony . ‘ « probability that tummy“ our three hundvotl isms Nova'Bt-dtfiom m“ mlm- Th0 comm 1min "my of Pitt-1X.

impmomw.’ I unissocs con-nuclei", .m, m "map was“ u, '3“ .5. fig“. a aiiod by sons detachments of French. softly wind

tsstlay’; .dospabuh snuottocss the other prisoners will have their

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. w"? j » . H .A London pspcr learns from undoubted sstltomy that the conduct of tho Oarlhaldtons nthrnla worsouisfl-

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_ for publication; Ono priest who would not reveal where the church plot was. they Irippod stark naked. and prodded him will bayonets. until he fell half dead from tho loss of blood: The tabernarls's nfvthc sotoml‘ tool'ch wsro lashes open. the Blessed Ssctatusnt scattsrsd sniboloosispst .on. Osvalvspoa. slimlibtwiums and aboliess bslng crstod is a tit-nits: toot l'ttaflt'ttrltn" too lists 'to vsdttt tion. in a word. tlrvils from the infernal regions sowltl nut. balisvtsiissso sift! alias thoso‘snooodrsts didi- Ml this is known in tho ‘ssncb arm‘ondif over ' sss greatlyi dDUW-‘rll’lx lt;cd-shfrtvd.r'obhors' havs' ouura toosuunssr ‘mpomv‘sllsgbno. sho‘ Mt- mt nflicti-d by tho Inttcr’will not bochlltl'sflwlisr the (issihslsnims ars bravo only‘waoaths tourists tltd omnayloa roses to ans. mad sloth-Mfr Mylo food (its Frswcltvsroops. '«md ~ ’ ” 4......“ t..- Windowed-oboe... The Loster

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‘ f as" t“ it s4 . r- , 3'"9fiilllhbfl".‘lt.i??‘l‘lrl'9 Killian. .L. gs... t , ' monoclonal: nation at lowdown out Ossotysdiflsutsxsspty ' to («moulds 31"“! i. ,~. ‘ "ll thalamus! mmétsLyM. “Jun-mytusoim non-so -; o l'WNxot‘O“.t

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«stuck Intros . thltt us-nommsatss :, if; 939mm“, «nominate u lot 't

loso' ., t, «l mks". who havo Ikmd_hvm;.‘dl‘d niuvomvtth. on ’ Ilka out to a. cos of this country: No man lost paltornc this wlatoi.

correspondent *1“MM

state-s its a fact tho a outlaw-d a Mom of 00

such a plot. and that. tori” Ml u ordered

slorgo us-borof otoctivo oflleors ‘ ' moss dospatobsd to Her

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U _. N‘s one s. i saints wt'l'rt‘ says, we Isn't“)! this

saunas-s ups-"Morris his wstht l...

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.. _ “4L...” “Ivan—w"?- “ ‘ may“; wimg‘ggrhugnt, Mb in session for

' ' a' ‘h-. " fl -. l. d. - "complianlrnnahr bl.‘.£§“i’.‘i..9‘i,:;d"*3“ 4 I

Morning/iota it. and very wisely deelfaod entering a

‘ tbls «not J's-t now. sad so tits Infidel r hy’a reference to in the

s22; rim. rt a dirt! of fsrrtng to tho mm muslin which the Hon. Mr. McGee m

K pp. to hop closo w‘ch, “Qiilowo'a am. Whid‘o'sim dissuaded. and at as t I. .*tssr1ttvs‘ssn.sptrt tam. mum: '

brow-n will out so so I . . , milk. Tilly and his diver-most open their books is

_, so is ks. hiadoué not u but talk in- cessantly. The lion. Mr. flows) slid Dr. Tapper bavs crossod swords. and it‘lrpla‘ln to be seen. from tho sympathy which the Nova Scotisn arch-traitor reocived from his Canadian hearers. that the Dominion will not! rolsa its treacherous grasp of Nova Scotia. uols'ss brood by superior power to do so. Under those Mouse. the Novo Scotia papers solid a cry sflor fish representatives to “roots boots.“ in they can do so good ttt Ottawuf In the meantime. sh Local Parltaluont is determined upon " Repeal." and. if backed upby the sturdy indeprttdsuco d a united pooplo-u we have every roason to believe It will be- thers is no [)9er on earth can prevent them breaking the odious ‘ponnoction which binds than: to Canada. Let them come hosts by all means. and if denied rc- dross by the lmparial Government. those is the rosource of their own strong arms. and the not inprobsblo as- sistance of tho neighboring Rrpoblio. As all svs‘olt we feel sound of the truth. thttts beggarly "lotion- ality,” w“ a large minority. of its pooplo diseoatontod sad rips for revolt‘at tbs vvvy outset of its career. cannot be of long duration. 'l‘ho enormous espouse and sxtrsvsgsnt-o'sotallod by the new Constitution would. of themselves. ‘shaurc its destruction. So great are these. ip la'ct. 'th'at‘the Lower Prcviuco members srs smasod.’,and ra'ls's in vain flit‘ feeble sud utilise-dad cry of retrenchment. whilst there is scarcely a states- man in the Dominiotywbo will venture to ttssutue the responsibility of Finance Minister. Time. which the fathers of Couturier-sting clamor for. to demonstrate all the advantages of .Unlon. so for front improving inat- tors. will undar tlmvdlflicultioo all the more compli- ant! and numerous. until the mongrel Dominion bursts byths forco ol‘fts own flutulcncy. We hsvo to thunk ‘oor stars am we are not a portion of it, nor is there any consideration or bribe which should induce the pcoplo of this Island to surrender its independence into Canadian keepin at the present time. Upon this point. howftifverfws t bk we may initke our minds our. for not only has thoI’ppsriul government signified its determination that on corruption nor coercion will be talent“ in attempting to oxtssd tho Domtnioa so as to include‘lhs Island Colonies. British Columbia and the Hudson Bay Company‘s Territory; but the financial affairs of tho Dominion are in such asbsky condition alto preclude Sir John A. McDonald and his colleagues from nfl‘ssfng this (lolon $800,000. or own a particle of that sumto goin its adhesion totlte Union. Abogus offer may. ptrhsps. be made for the purpose afdsluding the pcoplo. but‘ws» fool cortitin that not one dollar will cvsr’bo handed over from the empty ext-bequer of Clouds to "settle " the Land Question of this Island. or for any other purpose. exccpt bribery. There are parties in the Island who have already received titt- bribe. and are advocating. to the boat of their ability. the political suicide of their native or adopted country. hot the people be on their guard against theso charac- '"l'l. who. as soon as they accomplished their country‘s ruin. would flock to Ottawa for promotion. like the thundsods of odior hungry vultures that crowd the halls of its Parliamswo tidings. and leave their dupes hero to eke out a wilt-rabble 'stcnco and pay an ever-ending tr" Canada. W . s ' to the o lo. let thcni not Math“ Mr ‘5‘ 30‘ ffcop‘ltist'tll and money grants. tic” &U., every one of which is} but a snare and o delusion ZEN can be no doubt but that. within a short ti ., tariff of Canada—which is now fifteen per cent.——will be materially raised to realise funds to " clothe. f‘eod. educate. arts and equip” the “ skeleton smpire." known as tho Dominion of Canada. s's tbs Hon. Mr. McGee graphically wrote. sod also that “every other mode of taxation" iotsst ho resorted to (such as sttttnp acts and toll gates. &c..) to tmtintsln firs Legislatures and fins sects of oflioials. with in- nroaood numbers and Increased pay. The great diffi- culty which a Government finds in the way of a high tariff is. that it induces smuggling. and what the Dominion particularly dreads is. that Prince Edward lsland.‘wltk its admirable facilities for smuggling. and a ten pennant. tat-if, would drivo a most profitable. though illicit. ttado with Nova Scotitt and other large»- cossooting portiona‘of the Dominion laboring under. Uh: disadva‘ page of a twenty or thirty par cont. taril‘. and hence tho desire and anxiety which if is Mid Sir John A’s Comment satertolo to have Prince Ed- ward lalaod iaoorporstsd in tho Dominion before tho tarlfl shall ho finally adjulod. and beer with an iron presssrs opus the sourpslss. trails. prosperity and vsry vitality of' tho country. 7 Sons bogus offer may. therefore. come from tho Dominion Parliament this session. which will enable the Canadian agents in our titltlst to take the‘stinnp. and endeavor to persuade the pcoplo that they are going to get free lands and their pockets lined with gold. by uniting with the Do-