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ae . : ae sniite ‘nfidelity. Teachers, under our ont of three of the Oavniainee aes Debts We have abundant evidence of the on . ; . ~~ : te delet ‘ ' ' Pp ‘AN ° | ’ . f e a or two oft OW Mm lesion. . uro ean Ne 3 distant five minutes’ walk, was observed to be FROM CANADA. THE SCHOOL QUESTION | law are left no option, Not even the tage - eet po eque ous results of State Schooliem in the U ‘ W i fire te oO t yur x : Ottawa, Feb.2. | <a — . ial sy j sate; for the ore tor ouM ° . : . " nied - Dp - . ; e Aterm op bam hows vo a : - mn Eng.| REV. DR. McGREGOR’S SECOND LETTER: of the Saviour on they nc - Oooeee ane, these are all men of that aed z to be found in States, ard this evidence will fall with erughi ~ wines iniaindinaen 1 0 yreat exertion, the party arrived at the re- rable deapate 1° receive re g- ae ' ; » 4ej f 1¢ abel, Por ) ’ te ih . si : ne Neen neNes a ta ah “ ee at A cable despatch has been re ae a naet : simplest ceist would re ; atakwaes ohh every community, who are quite ready and willing | effect on its supporters and advocates ‘ \\ y, 17 ae at Purangana about o a. m., and were | land stating that Whelan’s appeal case could not, |, a Eepress knowing as 1] do the inquiring min ee to sacrifice their politieal friends, and join any! .., .. : We een Sat to ect the dreadful news to t! t kon before the Judicial Committee of | Zo tae Editor of the Evening © ee bility to perceive | °° °°" ' ro J ' will first make a few selections f; ae i e first to convey the dreadtul news to the @ taken : wlore 4 FP UCICTBE ' : age e Sc fie tenses, 1 alluded to the drea possess, I confess my liadility P ; party likely to be successful. Take, again, the rom P * Se et } b anmne teks e Priv onneil en the informatio as Srr,— th former fetter, 1 all : i eel he ae ; i r e negcti- vveseneig, y hanes eeme Going, and | tae = ic W hel : ; ; t ww : tf ra ol th petit aa f r @ distinct schools’ how any religion at all can 5 —— weet’ office of High Sheriff, which should, in every | authorities and trom some of the leadi ' ” id n know any particulars what wag | Conveyed bo Whelaa to-day, be af once fehl claims of the petitioners To : qJevery article is an ism, and 7s 0? | eaae, be filled by a man of position, character and | _. r ” ms ; rie vd it xpected that he will make a e two-lold grou F absolute right im eaca and every Ye eat IE Wp ' a sh rican papers. The New York Chure i prieat, and it is exy ed that he i on the two-fold ground of a sht under a! not to be inculeated. Infidelity is the sbsence independence. It way be said that the apport Ss P - ph ; h , - Shortly after the arrival of Mrs. Bloomfield Comession. Montreal, Feb. 3 rerum natura, and of soeere herty of con-,of faith; if you teach no ism you teach nO went of Sheriffs # in the hands of the Chief Jua- | in an article headed “‘The Common Sebo} { M ! y at the Redoubt, parties of refuzees In the course of hie speech set eight, the Gov. | SOnteOn Sie ee " this m [taith: and if you teach no faith, you do what) tiee and Governor, and not in the Government.! System a failure,’’ says :— n ' an a hem } ' i ™ 9 ve ae a ae seit to C is. ee YY cea a” : ' der law hould be; but whether or| ~ i os . } en 1 hry aped |... 1s General exereseed bis entislaction that the n tte they do in the United States, you teach in-| So, under the law, it should be; but whe a “ ‘ : ‘ ‘ ball w s ce mt saa s : ‘ ads hu ovet peanenatenns ; tv: and, after 100 years you will havein| vet Mr Hensley, being @ son in-in-law of the ii lhe Comm n School System is t Nov tia : _ and gave h in pl t ie om, on “wie @ Fh t + as many infidela as | Chief Justice, has been enabled to exercise an| disastrous failure It has Brown up on vas 8 . m y - 6° 7 f ute va Scotia Comp Lively as ‘ cates ” oe i i - e s the at halt eats d of ” would be) three 7,0f consistency, | Nova Scotia comps + is more than they influence in the newination, I aw not prepared te pledges it Las given of ite abiliny tg make ane every ¢ Xu ‘ hey have re. oun that ore ! . : : ck UNO Ma I 8 tl ved that could be removed with jusiice to and of t ev rted by modifying wy na a C a -y wh tever ,say; but, looking af the way in which that office | erinve less fi equent, te confer Brean wourity t ‘ Tuesdar the other Provinces i existing stion. Ina future communt-; have in any other Christian country wha "| has been filled in Prince County, it looks very to life and property, and to give elevation te M ‘ i a! t ‘ Phe ' Daily News’ this morning publisher the cation, [ will notice such of the objections as I remain, jimoch like asif such were the case. Two od the tone of national morality. Bat 1t do-e agg . i ‘ 2 ‘ \ t ’ ‘ » : ar. 3 t ‘ i e correspondence between Howe, McLeila e been urged, and are relevant to the poime) McGREGOUOR jago, when the General Election came off, Mr | at all fulfil these promisss. The whole e, and ima g it be caused hy the | CUlire Corresp , have been urged, & ; | D. M. McGREGUn, [1% : : ‘ ’ f some of the seouts, went outside and | 4 the Doannen, : ,./atissue. If cdaiin the indulgence of your read- | : J 27, 1869 | Richard Hunt wae Deputy Sheriff, having got | we regret, is proving # lamentable failure ee i yr pe tk et gpa Ste Whalen, wheu told of the result of Cameron’§) | gan not putting my views before them with| Avichat, Jan, 27, sie that appointment at bane yA oe es, Oe of me Toe prevailing system is lamentably ; ‘ 7 win =. re 5 x rep — VitG) seerti . 2 al 8 one *h is: cee ; : | -- i = t hi Joneer ri © then election | - . . “ - n the wretched savages, by which, however he . a k's aa me 7. og ; bo | that vigor aud Logie, and grace of Composition | ih ae a pe - ieee ae acted with | 1% that it dues not sim st the traioing of the , ee“ mail, ae * thathe weoule unsuccessful. Since jen De Cat ' j , , 1 Ra el. & ate 4 , ‘ ° ati : 1 w ‘ . het 12 sublect Gemanas, TO ot. PD. 4 . : : me t {jor was ouly wounded. He immediately | pay became fitful and morose He has changed | Which the subject Gema is. ‘ iaiieliesd [ From the St. John Frecman, Feb. 5 J great paruality—took an active part in the elee ey aie neglecting as it dues the ; 2 < ' } » ree > Nene tic vere ve la . . ° . a ; ' saweken his faoily, aud told them jis Confessor, and ia now attended by Rev. Mr.| It requires little ne t 7 - >. . a diss, The New Brunswick papers generally strive | tion, aud voted for the Liberal candidates. Seon ene controling poy tel human nature, and 4 * { s tor th lives. as the house was attacked QO’ Connor, the Bishop's Secretary. the continuance of any Inw that Cause: to represent the demand for Separate Schouls| after this the appointweut of Sheriffs was made, concentrating all ie foree upon the develup- \ . : : ai i , ‘itizens o represe f tal ’ ‘ 2 We : . : # ? \ Hauhkaus Vhe bov Charhe at once A heavy tall of snow is just now being experi-| satistacton to a ag poruion of citizens 18 a fe ntially a Catholic demand. They do and, although Mr. Hunt, at that time, had not | ment of the intellectual. * * © Pos prevalent nedie! > & ease aly ? vi ot . . [ wi x Shae No tn the ¢ it of the house but foun 1 natives | enced pouey the everse of eS vedient Tt is the! as € - oo J seca oll cieiiatiiaies all Protestat ts | ay of the requisites, which a man should have (to) ROOD that mankind are Vicious, because ; tl o then tried the back ad found that Montreal, Feb 5 ianifestation of a desire to provoKe endless | this tor the pany =o J a st prea y ert | fill that high office, bie nawe figured as High | norant, ond that to make them vi . ebich : il te il Biialin tek sanrineedl bi alat The Parliament of Quebee bas bi sdjourue d dissatistaction ; and when, as in the present} who do nut give mg 7 8 a nu a . a8 | Sheriff of Prince County, no doubt a a reward is only necesmary to make thea waa ihe ¢ Ce tives by crawling under- | fer ten days. The reasons assigned for so deing | ease, the persons dissatisfied belong extensively | ation on = oar t mat Such 18 NOE The Case.) fay big political servers. Again, last year—| ig contradicted alike by sound phi igent, t n du yurs rie ' ; . : ire that Sir G. E. Cartier is absent, that M el body, il indieates that t Methodists, Presbyterians, and other denomi- | although (he spirit and intention of the law now) univgergal snpeblonen”® P losophy and , re Munkin ia se \ and, t fore, unab 8 ntion has not ceased to‘be| nitions in Ontario are quite as earnest in de | in force, is that a new appointment aball be made | N . : i P tk fiaductal state bid prin tiig is ; : ie meal d cit naadiag Separate Colleges and Scho 8 a8 (ne | each year—Mr Hunt was sgain appointed, acd | Next we have the report of the Prison As. ‘ siti ” ea r aha ) ula ably | OF ng sectarian anim 1 ob | Cath H for instance the Christian) speak assuredly when [ say that, some days pre-! sociation of New York, revealing He ‘ \ ' , i ae ca atl -| Guardian, a Methodist paper published in that) viously to the appointment being made, he di i f i ’ Saw t i ‘ { ral persons known to be Feuians have o er . e p commenting on the apne »priation | pot hesitate to boast that he had the promise of arming increase of crime, since the introdue. . wa : l were the fire, a eud y left for the States, fearing, ue doubt, | tain the AISLINCHIVE ee ree ta ; : it, The course pursued by this Sheriff at the tion of the Common Sehouol S . t s ' . th the tla for Government House. Ut says:— ¥ , : ”, | System into the " ™ , stipe hey had discove i or M the contession of Whelan may materially affect) never be contents 1 with the actual a Ww ’ ' pel ¢ late Election at St. Kleanor’s was moat disgrace-| sountr °° The Mehmed Benet Suite, a : sini the grou le. u thea Avitation will be, must be, their mot a@ o7 tre, “But John Sandfield’s Government ventures ful. A Sheriff, by bis oath, ia sworn tu act fairly | y- e tc 7] ‘aininer g'vee .s . t ) Mini ne Neto onduda s with A petition ia in course of argnature in Montreal) yntil it: shall have been moditied. They can} a step farther. This ~ del Ministry Sena '0 | and impartially ; and, it isa notorious fact, that} the following picture of the *« godless "’ ‘ t mn r ce : ‘ i ai ‘one : . ~prieve ee Dae ; ce Ri 100 for a dwelling house for the Gov-| Mr. Sher: I : | syo- to g 8 . Ones be hat sket Mrs. B was h and Quebec, aeking the Governor to reprieve) submit ouly as to the less of two evils, Just as| give $110 Mr. Sheriff Flunt did, at that time, use his in-| tem which Eld La ; imusket. Mrs J : : ey ne enh i ae eebie deen ee er ird would have our we . . : isput » 4 t} 1 others of the es, scream Whelan. ' yne parts with his purse rather than his life to|erner. Eight the usaod d oe ot cake ae Guence with thesp who were in éifcultios, and | l ™ or t! Ss J 4S als t \ t sband, ar It 1s said that the Governor General bas given | 11, sentieman of the road, that presents his | ths economical Governme a * oa oe se al "4 against whow he held executions, to endeavor | Pie Stmoet adure:— . ae ah : i t t treal should be the se ) a err ” mn »rses Severs ust ars were ¢ od, | 7 . Z e f platy S| a Sane Warvell the | eee ae getline incall t if at oO! revolver with a “stand and deliver Time | horses oe al gg patna the G ear to get them, uot ouly to vote, but to canvass and) =‘ The worst of sll these abominations, be , ne ioverninent, and that he will use his influeace t ' ud gr ra .n + Gt OP. | shat , ‘ — ; ne : se, whose husband was wounded on a f svt : i s , — . th tia and repetition cannot overcome & repugnrance oe ni : 4 erge, and a very Conscientious | work for the returo of Mr. Hensley’s friend — cause when once installed it becomes the hot- t ‘ it Pine compositio : : : nave Hf sumoted to thes plnce. a catinta ah ries not NOW & large.a very large, an a ~ 1 | that be also held out inducements and bribes to! bed f al . ¢ r. al se D nts . . j . 2 ‘ : an which is based ona principle that varie . aemen yve of ball! : | propagator of all, is the moderna i a Na r, and wh pa t Che Governer General, Sir John Young, and Neu t ' proportion of the people do not approve o a) others to vote, is also well known; and that at! : * or ® Mixed Vo n "oe i this cit was holding the baby, an’ Mr. Hewland, Lieut. Gov of Ontario, diued at | its nature with the contingencies of sur rund roonis. So we are to deny money to Christian | i, election be was ove of the moet active men | ees” We ene one ae that bes ; “ , ' : : ies } nele ie P 7 7 | , ce . hs sna was heard to; St Jame’s Club to-night. They leave for thei 1g circumstances. Refuse their demands in education, for the sake of giving it to ball rooms. | ae : | Charged and proved, that the New Engiead . 3 i ‘ j : : , : ; in Canvassing ind urging voters te go to the polis) | s } Say ‘ 1 st with Mrs. | 3, and) respective homes to-morrow morning the esent Parliament, they will appeal to| phink of it! Thousands of dollars of public for McMillan, was one every body present 57etem of free schools has been the cause ] @ y ‘ t ‘ s » boot | the accident o ; Pat. . rowt : ne sage LDE( y retusa il] nev— e ] oney— “”- , i ; : 4 7 : with bas | , amily No lives we toe by ~ accid : t St. Pa -|the next; an 1 each suc ling ret = money ef Metho me = i . a : — lin fact he takes to himeelf the credit of carrying, ®94 prolific source of all the legions of terrible 3 - I fs ol ednuesda } ht *% u ke recy ‘ yy nore nory the . a { root t tis > mas ’ . . . ' gi y ifterwards seen killed and lying on the | "ces wel we Prat a Cis feared | simply provoke a recalmation more angry than : — ball Re 2 tt shiie cmauiae w, | the election—is a most important man, in couse-_ infidelities and treasons that have turned hep : , st: and th psabut The boy, Charlie James, | the walls will have to be = sé ge its predecessor. The Hon. Mr. Fiyun’s Bill, ee ist - lie : - oe eee ae oil | quence—influenced and secured the appointment | Cites into: Sodoms and Gomorrabs, and her ti 4 us s , : h fy oo adinea fled to- ; - : Soar < - d or some similar measure, the ¢ anadian Ball, if | candidly ask a reply from a} u i lofthe present Postmaster Gereral, and tully ex- fair lands into the common nestling place ef ‘ 3 S / ” , e rool o the ne st. Patric 8 aii fell in | ’ ° 1 } } - 4 5 y her . ; | iT _. : vn Mrs elds house, and in passing}, rm : : :: iB ; ‘isk : you wish, or the English School Law, wil In Quebec the Protestants all ask for Sepa-| pects, as I have heard, to be again appointed howling bediamites.’’ tnigh A concert and Bat e going on al! - . . , . an i ie ae ff hag | f . As a sr as t ate & | that MI i tee ee being oe aie , “yee a : : aa . ra pt | alone allay thei discontent. ‘his 18 a matter) rate Schools, One of the very first questions | Sheriff of the County ; but whew these facta are In 1856, the Hon. Daniel Brenan delivered, : i A : >| the Ime Abo 2 ) ersons ere present od . 1 P . bee . P ; . . ' t i ’ elleys fired, and shortly ufter-| 4 pout 13 finaly: aphile . company aa en. | Which our legis ators ought to thoroughly un-! raised in the Quebee Parliament, after the) brought to the notice of Sir Robert Hodgson, the . , , ef) be Juvcio’ ne The compan sre © : ; ¢ j 7 ° « . hi 3 : Pyr wards saw flames breaking out of the wir dows. | paved in a cael they were etartled by a short| derstand; and, then, I ask them are they pre-| meeting last week, was this The rights of | community may rest assured, that no such out-| 10 Charlottetown, a Lecture on Education, ia - os He states that the yard around Mr. Biggs’ re sharp crack ae of a pistol shot in the roof, direct | pared by sheer brute force to inflict everlasting | the minority in tbat Province have always} — tia perpetrated and “ Richard) which he exposed without mercy, the deformie RIDAY NiGH Phe candidat Y ~ | sidence was f Moors, and that they seem- | ly over their heads. Not much notice was taken | discontent on a body of men so numerous, and | been carefully guarded, and the complaints I toads a bl in shortly with ties of the “ godless’ system, and clearly ex~ Ln 7 witucked DY he very num sin the immediate neish | of this till a few minutes after, when a second! go well inclined, if they be treated with com | made seem to have little foundation indeed i ie i a ee on es 7 gros J held sieltact dhe ntsiaiie Qeoe cians # t «6 — ; ' ; . : ; “ or ! , ) 6 wr | pli ece education, r V " 7 yod M and Mra. Wilson and the report: was beard, louder than the first, and) mon justice, to stand by the fortunes of our! Yet Mr. Chauvean stated that the Government | by Messrs Hensley, Coles ae the rest of the! 7 s Progres J , " f i vere afterwards s lead. pieces of plaster began to fall. A pame now ustry, and work out her destinies with all| will introduce a Bill “ with a view to remove! . able men,” in the unsantions beg to eubseribe | ME Brenan saya :— } ) i se Au' n 5 ecopie ah Y { ab as 1 ae +a t , " § - , - “> , 22 « > : 2 . i A little bov_a t therof Mra Mes c age 1 : é 1 the pee f and al . Ro a hi na ” : w 38 ls the energy of freemen? | not only eve y grievance, but every semblance | myself, “ But if the fairest way be to judge the tree 4 4 Ny Ss was fh years, arrived at Turanganui on the atte ae 7 t . awe - it " . “ere : They ask to receive the same measure of re-| of grievance in this matter.”’ A Mr. Robert-| VISOR. ! by ita fruit, it may also be as well to j the. ' ‘ ¥ 0 ‘ modus, seconeinied by Men Janes (Oe ee eee ae | werd tent tee eee he ether colonies, aid :—~ | Feb 5, 1869 mevican School by its fruit. The s h ‘ 1 Cc < I i oa ' ‘d mad , ; . atuire leading out upon Craig Street and Vietoria | 5“ t - , see ce ve in the yr" : “ son said ; Feb 5, 186 fs - hi yy stem f , oe 1 her « é » he eacape ’ ‘ th he ave always ecorde¢ o their " . . | 2c > tra si'3 al a ° M 7 ‘s ee rough the serub Dhe Square, allowed the room to be cleared in a sur : that t " y have always & st Ant E ; : | “With regard to education, he waa exceeding a a r 1851 mw @ $ . States 3 : save that w hi st M i M Culfoeh was | Prisingly short space of time, and without much)|@ssenting Drethrep in this. » SRM BORISD, | ly glad to hear the statement made by the Premier i ° Ceusus, was in LSI] or 2, when the wie : : mets : ’ ts i to milk in the early a swning |G ficulty. else a number of lives must have been, | eXampie, Lhe residence fw bishop, where and the Speaker on behalf of the Protestant | Chie & xaminer. approximated = round numbers to 24 millions, ‘ : si : a i ‘ ; sind te a Haul a eee Phe flgbt of the company was hastened by they are vastiy | @ majority, they Chivalrous-| yegnie of the Province He could say that they | and of all that number, only seven millions e a a He fled towa house, and family heari the increased noise of the breaking roof, and) ly granted at the firsé request the right of a| were anxiously expecting such a measure, and be} J. Www nn ~~~ | professed any religion whatever, in 1 . a pene \ « fled te s his house, and his family he g ; i ) : , —_ ; . ; : arm rushed out and endeavoured to escape. | &8'¢ly had the room been Cleared when the entire; ¢ Distinct School’’ to the minority ; and from | felt sure, in carrying it out, that the Goverament | Charlottetown February 15, 1869. warmers. Ehese seven millions of profi - a db greed U M sea Tiedt ; ther ran ahead « reot fell in with a tremendous crash About personal kn wwledge J] aw aware that one in- | would receive the support, not only of the Pro.) i pion ll Christians were divided into twenty-seven i traet w . oS 80 aS : al sa st on king back saw Curly persops were lijure 4 ROIRG SOFOREY, oe lividusal would not desire to upset the arrange- | teetanta but of the € athoiics as well. (Cheers.) | ee Te ee OUS " | ferent denominations. Here then is one of , ae . . > ais ving d} k tu | nve igi Peperted sie r ' i SaUnaie i . m= | ment Schools work Larmoniously there; and| “Mr. Ogilvie fully endorsed Mr. Roberteon’s | THE PATRIOT versus RELIGI , the greatest, most prosperous and most : ' : , . . ry Shots were then bein din rapid ‘i nite rr aay ad ree as 1 - far as social intimacy and neizhborly feel | remarks He knew ae was if poet _ of | EDUCATION, pe en the tace of the earth, whose ’ 7s . BU ee auces 1 and in re to his signals she shook eT Pe eee ove si rare concerne m sure tha n public | feeling on the pvint « himeelf had been fre- : : . statesmnen hilcsophe erchan i ! : : ; ts may ea aa ae ae ae On great weight of the reot, failing from such aj '"S ® — em sure that in an publi ‘l - o n the subject by fathere of| T8® Patriot of the 11th inst., says that our 4 phers, M t-Princes, : . et r her Dead and fell Mr and Mra TeCulloe ane ; t caused it to break through portiona of the enterprise, it never occurred to one to ask quem; Speers © : d told A hat i | . k “s i it sed Mechanics and Tradesmen, _ — a t 3 2 t by beng? f ee n ent eraall viet o the belgul caus niles sudate oo rn ? _e oF tue } ! a il? tl ‘8. 5 | adin< . . : aa 4 3 . e. ag even yeara were all victimes t the | call Quor into the rwome beneath. Indeed the| * hether his neighbor believes in the total de- | families _ o — ag - : ; 2 oe | leading article of last week was a ‘‘curiosity, haps, surpassed in their respective de ‘ ’ ~ ’ : attack Geldsmit iocku 0 iptain Rees _ —_— aig : ti : : sd : , scarce t eaaion fo ive . - . ” : : ; og _ 7 — e a See Seen eae t 7 i "| whole ler of the flight of stairs on the side of | pravity Of man, or in the efficacy of invoking ae pe : oe ae But he rere ‘one of the purest specimens of twaddle,’* “‘a) partments by any others in the world; and nis y guva :—~*| t station, heard Giteg at an early boar on Tueeday ' eal baci ; , aie Oe “a ' Po ti ory measure to al — ‘ > , | y ; ‘ i } wd a t : S : » in the direction of Mr Mann's house the Vieloria Square is covered witn rubbish and | the suits Awsy with {he saereme — — in coming down this time to have such measures} most ingeniously eluborated prece of twaddle,”’ | only seven persons out of every twenty four of , : ro 7 * en ped «ff 1 large niass of limber baving broken through tne, that the effective inculcation of Christianity |, ght in aa weuld obviate this feeling ” | hich! 7 tentious. too.’’ It says that we make | them can be called Christians!! All wise = snee 5 ss 1st sudtiing & Nurae at yNnce +, sli a ‘ ‘ ” : TI ; J} brought in a id obviate Ut ~ ‘highly pretent , too. says the . sal ail : fly ng threate y over the landing, lo s gocial « : he religion that eer 2i ; their generation, outwitting all the world, ag be ( snddeply upon the bouse, he be ing thea gly oy banding, King! produces social d rd. he r ton Fn the Lawiletios Cosas Sy Batees 6 eo ae ee oe 5 »° , ‘ D ’ cied, Ww ’ ‘ aaa — natu apeciacie | Hauhaa de | 45! ig Ne Siipulest nenl Would partici would? train man to Jove God a d hate thy t os P - . : F ¥ ii **no attempt at reasoning. The 6 reasoning | well as over reaching one another in their ac- hn e i bias wens were dragging Mre Mann ont of the 4 ~ It inte tae shops bd. low. : n stabs ris not worthy of pazanism. He who very zealous rotes t, Sai i | of Mr. Elder Laird is contained in the above cumulation of the Almighty Dollars! What sae ae ; hat was lagt vight the ball, preeents now an : iS tn 1 = the alni © The expression in the speech from the Throne ; : . | 1 hol ict ch wa Nati i by the hair of the bead. and striking her and uf : we ; } believes the reverse, has yet to learn the aipda-} t c Sad " a | *# melancholy pic ure such a Nation must 7 4 ; apraapee we yvectting ber outede they were proceeding to |isJescibable scene of wreck aud cuvfusion. The! pe) or Christianite.. Away ulso with the legis-| that a revision of ‘some portions of our School | extracts, and we are quite satisfied that it shall ent to the Goutempletion of ts Gane ¥ ; > aoe ee. es 3 ; rs eaty iron girde , ions et eee ee ee ee ’ to be subuitte ve Legislature, be | ae t j ; ini F in-| : . . vol r i I a thes, when geome of them, cate! g aud heavy iru girders, cornices, | l R*| sion that would imposes om winoriios the| 0S % te be sete d to the i = : | have its due weight in the opinion of every in-) Philanthropiet, who believes that it } 3 Creta uders « ing sight of Goldemith, made a epring at the bridie | 244 woud work - ail thrown buget Mel w th ticaaiiad alii satin of tables aueiudel ihe cunndered ihe — _ _ = a it telliyent person. Mr. Laird’s bare assertions | a maa nothing to gain the whole world, if be had 8 1. w 4 * island f ii i h. however, being an ex | %3!8, gasalieré and paraphernalia of the bail!” ; = aa the session; I AUecles i - ; oe : . . . ” * 7 ‘ f his “ ee ee a ; right reom, While the statue of St Patrick hes proa-; conscience, to U feeling mandates Of ma | ey and it would be one of the greatest | are entitled to the consideration due vo 0 high | = his " soul. eae if the e ; ‘ cellen der, put spurs t his horse and rode rig eT ' Sues one 3 ( ‘par j - ‘ ao » maiorit a ae ts adulls who mow compose Chat ‘tarnation great. Tt 9 . ie a ae over one of the wretches’ He was hotly purst trate amid the ruine, having falle side ) and this, t year after year, * calamities which could eccur if the maj ""Y | member of his Church. Mr. Laird knows too | Aone ti P leb :¢ oe wie by a number of th but fortunately. ti We can only coutempiate # shudder the try wh ° P ! any way. cadearour ta deprive tha oe. ak f hi iti -rue tl ee ee re ur oo Gay ~, " : a - , f 7 a age nee gio aaa alia cal ; Cate a A y of its rights under tha constitution, | ¥eli the weakness of his position to argue the great and good qualities, hed in their juvenile ~ R ‘ ainil ¢ ® e ’ ide i i 8 me ve . : i . . " 1° . > . . : whe . , ; t Joubt M iMrs Ma aud the ithe reot falien in wil e premonitory v d rn € pase! (lies ar.) He for one could not allow b ~ 1estion in a straizht-forward manner 5 he pre- daya,imbibed a good r:ligious Education, either r : . ' a 1 r ee : ‘king s#oune e he peop acif t hat the present gentleinen whe . > + from their School Teachers or that ‘ iw k Hed seking wound which wa 1 the peop with tie j t uk tha ee fers to eatechise us. Every one knows, with) * parents, : te \ e v’elock he fatal morning a man | ¢scare. It appears inpussible that any « i Mes , hey i compose the Governwent could ever bring down | ; a y eu Pat sa there could or would be now found, out of i ; i . a . Mra H nfi 1 awok e escaped Will ike ‘ “ : ‘ ots engsized . any meaaure calculated Sea - justice to = the exception of the editor of the atriot, every 24 of thei, 17 know-nethings anes . 3 4 ae fan gving out wf his “ was aome litt ri Mo al, I i i iniicide die » whe ke . \ ) 7 7 > — ae hi that a fool may ask a question, to answer! nothings, or believe-nothings, save and ex 3 , OF ‘ f . ne ( or-Gene thls t sited ‘ ears in Frenehb ower snade, and, speaking : , nu F : tga } me t ( listance from ar a re - : i : ee : t ' asury i tis el ataialin a a Lonestit say that + thee lwshich it would puzz'e a philosopher. For the | in aud tor the Almighty Dollars.” — ; rs, LOOK @ - treating from Wals a Som Eo . a 3 in th ts of t ari: us} : Se anvoted tun intentional > adie tie +) ety fon Education, pp 20, 21. cis t " ie . va aa a yg the G gical Survey Po-night he attende : as winjarnity f RIWAYS Frenerceen a NOLS amusement of our readers we will give one 0 Mr. B ; f : n ’ " and ball at Gen Windham eds , = - ” ' ~ the mine . Reliving ou the past, he consequent ) r. Brenan then giv ane mie ue sowarde | 1 teund fat — ; * as G = aa a ii ial a Boek vil dities and 1h no ‘. a ine t] < fur amie per. the questions propounded by the Eider : le . : . 4 ss aie of testimony ‘ . \ " ad ae lead 2 Lieulenani Werner of Ontario nd lady : . _—" by Cons tial v " { ‘ wy a a rom American -ofessor men “ " : ‘ ted : ual twa, visited the St. Lawrence Glass Worse this after-| citizens. Much benefit to the Province has) feet co fiienes to the future, as to the rights of « Where will vou find the greatest number . » es a Clergy nd a ’ ‘ its.de; beside b “we ‘ ‘ ode ; ‘ as las us ‘ o ' Lup Sea : h wt a ae ; -| prove that the ** godless’* system is the prolife : : _ bh, noon, and tewk much interest in the various pro- On rrived fror these same « s. Neariv the miceocity, under the new order of things, with! of those men who opency and sh imelessly pro p s y mously a mouths old; the por ane a : i . . » ies ‘ a + 7 : ’ ! ' h the head. but life was t extinet and ‘esses Of The manufacture of glass Phey were!) ali our professional mMen—soin them en-j reicrence at all to this moet important School la'm their disbelief of everything that Chris- | source of all manner of spiritual delusions, , . i ss i. ee se ap ae a it l eutertaied at . t by the direc.| 4 - ees . ‘The ge neu att ead of tt hover j . , air | — . ; “J : - was still mon g. After leaving Walsh’s hous siterward eutertained at a cullativn by the direc lowed with suites that w ids nod edit) Law Phe ge “mev at ihe - os ut te Weve er tia:r.s consider sacred, and who evince, by thetr Socialism, Mormonism, Woman's Rights, Free : : : we hinaedlig t A ras heae awl ocities Went to Ma ore. } } t ati uitry in the worid have been i Jj) mnent are personally dinposed ats yt te Peon luect,a total disregard for the ordinances aud L & If he ili t w + “he ¢ mave hb t fall of ie o f of the St + fiden vw ¥ these ights th fi rv. a! to i 1 , Se Lec- | 4 karaka, and having packed up a few valuables, | se dames i: oo oe ae me t ' Men, t they a hose voice and Hdent, to view “ghy oo Hy : id estraints of religion—in Lreland, in H »thand 7 resell ae nig ox ise, fo - 4 “4 inqua } a wo to the redoubt at Tavranganui I a ricks a le es mn ated at twenty-five thousand ; cal inl ; to allay t em . do pert ct justice to all (A ew ; a wiih enhnuias Wed Gaaial p pulat a of tin United | ture he would, probably, Gad that s astead of T S leswe number of arttiers! ' lieved Gvlars. Feur architects bave been appe ea t : rl a , add that the minerifty are as Geeply Interested mn | . ek a » alt a L arg ais : “ orca ag . L - enquire’ ao Vine dened off the dni f, sity and t , Wn 3+ i -dneational progress of the eutire pop ilation States, or in france, li ltaly, in Ge rmany and | out of x, there are only 7 o.t of nearly 40 of ee ee eg aac t sail bs $3e3 re 8 times ¢ ; > j ; ' are Fw ?”’ » > \ a. Satvepa} x ys, Jan. 16.— tion whence the Hauhaua came is quite unknown Phe snow storm coutiuues uuabated Over tw ' gfe ee sare the majority itself: for, if through in | in England? quahi ' the people of the U. S. who profess any reli- : : ae ‘ — i ,. | feet of suow bas fallen " B's 7S , ie y siffielent education. the interests of the Province To vor this question after the fashion of | _. re . ‘ i d v 3 a private |and itiea matter of great doubt as te wha Halifax. Feb 5 ae hia inekill aes ' ‘sehen i shauhit eulhis. tun nto ea eee To answer this q ; ‘gious creed. Things are fast going from bed teleg Cont route they tock after their work of destruct SE a aoe a a iia tg aa laa i “rh | the Patriot would not be a diificult task ; for | a i 2 i wilt . was campicted. On Tureday night, however, the Political news ia of no great importance ) 4 Pie bon. gentleman did vet speak at any length to worse, so that those who have any religiva 1ofa wis a8 Compre — — ee : I vesinea bershit . nal t ‘ shunt ; . “t le} . ake ‘ i that i 5 ot make wed whole of the settlement of Matawhero was geen | | Me — ip 6 7 ale of > mbership of| = Why ee ee ee ee _* Se ee a ee hia mo ae 20 = ie we would make = bold assertion aud are beginning to follow the example of the ‘ eile ‘ s s a a . tepeal League, and acceptance of the siluation § { mselves? and arey e t but he could not take his seat without repeating . Hl 288 nik ati tobein Games it is therefore prebable that) S* POs! +caeue, aud accepran , thing more. But we will answer it seriatim . ae : i rhaps also a ney ni : pe i, in the 3 : be lcatisial The re | bas created considerabie excitement. which has erated so beneficially his opinion, that the Geovernmenot will be prepar- | : thing : . Catholics, and go out from the abomination of t } seut to this effect t "ae gp seni steal fan = ee a In well intorued circles it is pretty generally | 5 Lie eicmetee cela ak Ma! 9 Li iat all times te do what is right and proper by | he juestioner means, we presume,that the peo-| the + godless” system Not long dase te Lo Athe pee ate f ee : “3s * | believed Repeal is played out.aud that Annexator , i s minerit and thus fulfil the duties ef the! ¢ } Holland ithe ‘ ti opu- | a : vatives and a few military settlers, all armed den f Sepees we pia} , 8 ia vo i hybrid confus t 6 minority, and (hus tuint ta : ple of Ireland, Holland, and the * native popu- | . . . . iihinainsetian = . - . 7 ; digger cig nee and | Will be the iast wud ouly game lett tor repeaters oe ee : , Quebee Legislature in aiding to establish the . ¢ cae Eknieed Ii nie meaiceasiiel American papers filled their columns with ea ID HE losses SNS aries 7 : oe Se \ r i sir e,emet wiropean ie one por : i i tion of the United States ar hs o . ° . Paris Sa 1Y Tennoon. —An Im-! gettiers by this bloody foray will be must exten- | Py) : ae aes side bs ae te i onthe ‘old aay | Dativnal character coutemplai d oy the Act of | , : : , F : / series of startling revelations as to the morals la . ee ) ) A pamphlet has been published here in favor ot Aw : et |in their morals, in consequence of having | fie etme ahaa ue b ’ i a : site sail swoseed tu be writte: ne o ua, t lish, nor fesh, nor good red ‘ : } a assachusetts t fk iia Ba Ane Bali i, supp sed tu be written by renegad : , . a ; Aud so it is wherever Catholics have the) « sodiess * achools, te the people of France, | , : : a ; : 2 Pet Styles, of Washington. It alludes to the Loca.) Herring lish the discrepancy, say the me Wher Fo ee eee al 2 ’ : > land New York. ‘These revelations, ’ sayea ” , — “~ noel Government organs a3 assisting li the good work. | petitioners, and have reyar {1 to the tmportant MAajoriey yhere, ao i eee / Italy, Germany and England, by reason of as ‘ ) tite nds of ex ve i ' r ay bee werless minority, the denominational system ? 7 contemporary, ‘are altogether too beastly for : It is reported that John Young. bsq, the | feature—consistency—in your lezislation. a es 73 he ‘6d ional ’’ school ? t eee , ’ . the d nting bodies insist-} their having enominationa schools. i oe — TT FROM EUROPE father-in-law of the Hon A J Smith, of New I come now to the last of the arguments [ | #8 4/80 maiutained, the dissenting ee. 1 A Ireland hat th 1 mt CRE 2) ee. On ROS , | Pie. > eS ‘ , \ ak ' . 7 o 7 upon having schools of their own. st. As to Ireland ; we say tha e popula- . —— - : . . t . i wg se k, bas —_ Ww a to Qo the County | shall] urgein favor of “distinct schools:”? and, |'@g Upon having se hoois of the : i : y oc. say, that they establish the fact that the boasted : . , a elections “PRR 2 of Hants iu opposition to Howe, 13 decision ié| jy the very bezinning, [ enter a protes : Bs a aa tion, taken as a whole,is moral, and that it} ah ‘ th- I ry Deginning, a protest agaist | oad i ei ’ ? —) os . ” . 63 wtole”™ oo Oe s commenced yesterday morning) Tt ie ae _ eyed ae ori ot yet kuown the manner it has ots alluded to edit a ly The News misrepresents us when it amerts/ was so centuries before the infidel or Socini ee a ay ae ae 8 i st 3 There was little | Coming Budget, ny i ae the ce one 8Sr) Howe has not yet arrived. His coming is sagll Mainaiiiiien iene eine enehinien oft the ; ‘sy | that .— ee a : . a — | schools,’’ are—we do not say but little better-—— ‘ f ‘ estimates one millon sterling each. , ' tkhed t ll parties linwai" "' «= ee eee ‘The Fae ; i ; ' | Whately attempted to undermine t i ex t | arty ) f M Madrid. Feb 2 anxiously looked tor by all parties. Unionists tne: Wt: dank: Geek ot eediael to The FReeMAN says, in substance, we find | W hately attempted e Faith of | but a good deal worse than the ordinary to establis i . ad Dem t \ ha! C S are especially keen to hear frow bis own lips the! ! *y ee ae divin ” | that homicides, burglaries arsons rapes and rob. | the Irish by his “ godless ” system of educa :. : basis ha to . a. i ak ; ; ; It is probable that Marshal Prim,Gen.t ee future policy he intends to adopt, whilst repealers Clalin on its Own merits, rush wildly into print, | beries are committed in Ontario. We also find | . : a : | places of debauch which abound in large ‘ tain ge ft ty ; he Pignres ll eonstitut » propose Se proclaiming alou | are urvin: ‘ . : ( 2 ae ‘ aa Wake as é a and Senor Rivere will — - « the pr —_ long to express their chagrin in vituperation and proclaiming aloud that priests are urging 8) 144+ the system of Common School Education | tion, and before evengelicals of the Elder S| cities” 11 Th are the effects, the i i tg i 5 a hose opposer o B monare ry ase .