. . _ _ 7‘ .. _ . TH]? HFRALD nm )N FQDAY MAY '6 1868 - L. -_ L-.- . ., ‘ J ‘ ‘ J ' . .I l V Jl . . , . 9 0 a

mood the fortunes of the doynguinsthidi, '11... King-fl ” ' ’ ' r A v ' ~ - m; -7 ,, .w . , , . -. . - .. mm-..“ ,,. ..-........-M -mm‘flm-” body '“ wind by u“? British 0‘ “m. when w m h c m p l. y a run rot in the llomlnlntl Commons to reduce the Dyed. N()!1110E ' l“"“~‘1%‘“?“'° '0" "9'9 WW [Winner-Jud A N _, ‘ ' Governor-Connors nalnry wns lontun ndlvlclonot titty~ W M4,... _- M- .-WAW.-W. .W P S u all Europpsn' pr sonerl let free. The interior of the A ' ‘ ' H“? 77*": "i”:$?F’=*:I’-‘i T"> 4‘: twotoncvcnty-thrcc. MnhicKonzlc‘suniondmentcto the (in the ‘tll ult..ut 'l‘rseoais. in tbotith year of his nge. . ‘ '2‘ o ' “A M. a : fort of (lain presented an extraordinary and \Vodueudny, luriv a. “gust, [rm-uncaum, “woman” m.“ ,1. up.“ “Ma comm“... Mnl’Itriclt Furlong. lte loaves-wile out seven children. Hillbi'otnnvc‘ tent rnrll to our-.1“ ‘ : aplendld II; t. the place wns glowing» with Inn-pm“, . ~- , ,3; .:;.;;v.. if“; ' N r 8' H I . l 1‘ ‘ x “w m 1 “mm "mm The. dwc.,...dw..loug'a'nd fnvo'rubly lupin-um this com. lagers New rick e. await. . . . “do... Tl“, 1mm]. "flop, vlmflwfll i. M mm Tm, Maud" cu ' ‘0‘“ ’0 “W0 ‘5 Ml ‘0 Will “i ‘ “ munity. lle wusu native of \\ mm bounty. lrclund.- (,nty linli. QuoonStreet.

. V . I) see nothing conuncnduhlc inthc Lc- necessity. extent and locality. oftbe thl'kl pmpmed.nnd IL I. p_ C'mflmmlo'n' Aw“ 29' was. In

' men found fonl‘ linyIl Crowns mudo oi rolid .‘dn‘ thousand in silver. thouunnds of silver p ntcr. a lot. very rich jcwlr. suds number of other Intel“ of great value. Gen. anior took by his victory the 23 in e guns used ngsinst him. five thou- .nd ctIIdoi III ll arms. ten thousand swords. tell ; loom Iud many other nrticlos nl worm-The “mm. on tires will stnrt for home outhe llth April. a“. 10. 'I army will reorganize. full in. and return to lndlI Ind Holland at once.

lawn.- Apnl 27.—'rho ire-titer is delightfully ("urchin for the crops. The Abyssinian news impIrls better “ling in flnlmlll circles. and money easier. a.” 945; Brendstul‘s quiet: Corn declined to 38s.; at»: “tides unchanged; provisions and produce

,,l.soxpott.‘April 27. not-(host joy prevails througlu WWJMIW on the gittnoun‘nown irom llritish troolm (“by tile. Ind Safety of Prince Alfred. Today has It." observed its u sort of impromptu holiduy. At the stock I: “q: to-dswnofionul hymns were "mg nod onthulesto’c eon i'o‘r tie Qit‘cen given. The press and people everywhere cxulumt.—Srill inter ndvicos hsro _ mottled from Sydney. Australia. to-dny. Ferrel. who Attempted to ssrnsoinstc Print-c Allrod, was indicted. {ouud guilty, and sentenced to death. lmxnon.‘ April ‘28. 2. A. M.-—-Both Houses of l'nrlln- msnt. without it dirtt‘nling voioo. voted an address to the Queen. upon the recent attempt to assessinnlc Prince Alfred It Sydney. expressing the sympathy of the Brit with the lie Il futndy in the untoward state w llIl filled them \vlt lorrow. ond the oountry will-tenor; Indhope that the prince may soon be tslspd to health—111w trial of the Feniqu Charge: with the Clerkenwnll explosion closed to-dny. linrrc

uld.’

we! convicted g oil the others vacuumed—Consuls stead y ; ‘

Mann's firm Ind uuoiungc .-——Guld 130.

toolbox. April lid—Tho trial of ilurko. Show and Cum. tor treuou and felony. in being ooncornod in the Firan uttnelr (in Chester Castle. was resumed in the Court onorcn's item-h yesterday. A Mr. Keylock. the 'etor oi I gunahnp in Birmingham, was sworn. and testified that he sold to Burke Ill Dooombor. lull). mantle, of cup! and pistols. lie also more that rltles were bought by llurlto of Mr. “I”. together with moulds for bullets. to the amount of twothonsnml | nds Mr. llili gave evidence concerning that ol' aloud. stating that llurku roprcscn'cd to him that the arnts'ptn'chnnd 'of witness were for use in Smith Writ“. The trial will probubly occupy scvcrnl days.

Lnxnou. April 30. eve.-—'l‘ho. triad of the Forth!!!» lllfl'ku Iml Snow has been Nilll‘lutltfll. and the former been sentenced to tll‘tocn. and tho letter to ret‘t‘ll yours imprluouncut. Proceedings against (.‘usoy were dis- continual.

Mtnxtnrrr.~ln tho "one of Cumman to-night. the debate on the Irish Church was continnrd. None of thcieulingtnemhenol either pnrty took port in tin- slilotuslon.

Spanner ll. \Vul ole opposed the resolutions of Mr. GludItnno. in he coon-c of his remarks he no- knotrlndgcd that it would be unwise at tho; time to «root Health-lied Church in lrolund. but declared it would be IiIr more serious thing to doutroy rtlt'll on Estublirhmcut. All the arguments brought to hunt in favor of limit Iction were ocptully \‘nlid ugmnrl the ox- istenou of an istnldishod Church in England. llo warm-ti the Home against the oonvan-nuos which would follow the destruction of the bill: Church.

Lennon. April 27. cvo.-—'l'lm trml of tho Portions. llurke. CIsoy. Ind Show. counncnced this “willing: to Court of Queen's lionch. Judge llrunwoll prosiding. The court room was crowded with spot-.tntont. (iront interest is mInlfesit-d in the trial. it is considered to

excited in impertnnce the trial of the Clelltt‘llwcll prisoners. r I

[40mm April 37. midnight—in tho llmno of Lords to-nlght. Lord Derby mode it apooch. in which be nt- ttwhod the resolve: of Mr. Gladstone on the irish Church. ltfd accused Lord lin-scll nl vnvillutiug trpltl- ton on thot question. Lord liuucll replied; old In- W“ InIud to see Loni Derby opening this question in the llqu of Lords while it was pending in the Loon-r House. He doelsrrd with onrnusmesr that the poem: «(Ireland urns the aim of his life. lie ilclbndoil his «nurse on the tptcstion. saying thnt inconsistency in menu! Wits not‘lnoompntiblo with consiutonoy in the tmdmugltt. He acknowledged In.- pn-form’. his own pin for the rolntlett of tho tlilllonltior in lrclumi, but ho accepted the plan of Mr. Ulndntoue as the most prIotiItshie under the circumstances. if the resolver tIIl ll“! "0qu he should submit no appropriate bill. hie would be sustained by the Home of Commune. and by the public opinion of tho tmuutrv. nnd u-oul.l without dolbt. cmntntunl the uncut ol' the House of Lords. llc upended the hope that the Itlmintry would not nttompt to ntluonou the crown adversely to tho Hulqu of ‘,‘mu mono. II n collision between the crown and liousc of

would be doplotublo.

in the House nfContmons .‘llr. llisruoli. in roply to a nation from the opposition bunches. said ilh: Ministry lit-had for the fullert dlaouarion of the Irish tpwvtion. h r. Glaidstone he d the tlt'lttlitt would not delay t tabusiness of tho Inurn. and in that light ho tit-pitiful the time trusted hut night in party roctiminntious.

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* ‘ fur: nouns or rm: 001.1) roams now To Est-aims 'rnmx.

if .ull who leave the coast for tho Gui-l Fields could under-stunt what they must encounter in the my «turns-u. )riVItinn. and the tlisousorgrowlng out el MNUIOIJ is first eager inquiry ofench Would be“ ‘ whut If. “'0 lit-st medicines to tske to tho mi nus?" To this! Q'Mlfl! lust one response would be mode by votornn niIcrl. Thor would recommend every " green bond " toupply hindclf with In umplu Ilore oi ilollowny‘r .l'llli Ind Utsstmnt. 'I‘he oqnnttev. tho rhcphord. tho omzcn, lid in {let Ill clIIul ufcolfmiru, Irulnluilinr with the handout operation of thorns two grout won-dies, und lull Bwsn ltlror to Sydney. from Melbourne to the monitor'an outpost of the settlements, the goltloret‘h- or tennis them In the solo rclinble spooilios for all in. tornsl nnd external Inslndicr. it would be dltllcntt to tind I Ilse herd's hut in the most remote pastoral trnots of Ahstn in. to which the t‘smo of Professor llollowny and his Invaluable dineoverit-l hnd not found their Wily. or I tent or shanty within the golden circle oi the dig. Il where the ' were not ranked among the nocrssnrn-u of life. it would room thnt the compluints llllNl. pro- YIlcnt in New South Wales are dyrontory tmd inlltn-nzs. which \‘lt‘lltl readily to llnllunny's l‘illr. and to nothing The too lt'eu use of cold water in but \\‘t‘illlu't‘. m- jsdiclous indulgence in fruits nnd Hull. food. upturn.- to the sun. snd lllltll'npt'l'itlu lmbitr uro lilo, pronto: nose! of dyscntry. and hundreds of non Iy-urmmi emigrants are IWept oil' by this terrible compluiut; but old ruitlsntu who are Icqunintcd with the itllz-‘rnltt'lt' and restorItit'o proportion of the hilt. upon! it u nhout tour. well knowing that it never results fitnlly lll‘ any one In which they ore ndminirtorotl to tho nlllit‘i't'r. Influenza. of I most distressing typo. is n copnuon com- plIlnt throughout tho colonies. mid to tho runny months. for excellence. from April to Sc uombcr. it gt-nornlty tshol the rhnpe of an epidemic. ho itinerant trudors who vloit the diggings. tind. during the wmtor. n more thou uwIlly protltsblo tuutkot tor llollotvuy slnmimtttcr. The Plilo. sided in their opurnllnu by worm tlrmkr, Wily remove every vertigo of tin: disonlor._uml nhcn it to “tolled with I wru tlu‘unt nod oppromou of the Oil“. cf.“ benefit is tieriwd from the brisk npphcm “CI of the Ointment immcdmteiy ovcr tho noul ul tn- “muion. in tin els digging» ol' llnllnrnt and all WI 1.0 Intiforouhoru on ol‘ the 'l‘uron llm-r. lmh dflflmy Intl Inllueltln ttrr romurknbly prevalent. und “'0 lure that the Iuccasr of llollowny'r rt'ltlt'titt‘zt tn tin-so region. has been most trmmphuut. lint It. on tile “Ins everywhtlre. 'l‘hronobout Australia, in Von igno- lIn's Land. uni in New Zolsnd we know thut they are unlidmd the grant Miran of health nod life. .fllltl Minot: to the “mo effect from all parts is cuu‘mu- Il'r "MKng urn—Tue Miner.

gislntion ol‘ the past session. (it coon-e put; but when he can point to u better Act on we gmmw “00k "um "'0 “A” ‘0 “comm?” the Settlement rind Cultiva- “m’.” ‘Vildemol’ Lil-Dill." it will be quite time enough for him to indulge in the extruvogmnt censure which has Cilil'fltlerizcd him or lute. We regret that absence from him during the past week. prevents our replying to the blunder. but we cannot forbcor saying that. the assertion tlmtmost of tho wilderncsu loud "Owned by the Gov- erumant. is “ worthless.” is not correct. From all we con learn. we think we con costly show that th'orc ore eighty or ninety thousand acres of excellent wilderness had to the possession. of tho Government. it this be not I fact. what excuse can the late Government offer for having bound the Colony to pay over “0.000 for land. the grentproportlon of which they Inn-iv to be “ worth- less"! We must. howcvcr.reserve our rcmnrku upon thinl subject for nnothcr \vcok. but. in the nn-untlmo. ‘lf the lemulvr cuu satisfactorily answer the foregoing query the public will he glnd to know it. '

CoxsothtL—Tho liov. l-‘nlhor O'Fnrrol'mnde osc ol the following words. when preaching the funnel sermon uvor’lhe body at ‘1'. l). McGoc:—- «

"lint his religious feelings become more inlenso and sincere during the long illncsr to which i’revidcncc was pleased to subject to him. Duriogtho lonely hours ofhlp cout'nlereence. his mind pondorml dooply on tho grout truths of religion. and he hinnn-lt' oltcu rpukc oi the beneficial effects upon his soul of those grout nud cuwlln' mysteries. The result of these moditu- lions might be neon in the increased tori-our with which he prepared to l‘cccit‘I the Sacraments which Christ instituted to snaist the tvnnts of the soul; and in the uhlie i'ultllnicnt in this Church. on the day hcl'oro ho cported from Montvcnl. of those dulioo which are imposed upon Catholics nt Eustcr time. This change might ulao he soon in the resolution which hr lit-pt co inviolubly uulil the day of his tlonth. to nhstuin irom these social execs-es w rich would tour so conshlernblv the oli‘cct oi his talents. Let those who are lt‘lllplcil no he was. appreciate the nmouut ol eclf ancrilice which such a resolution involved. Finally thin t‘ltltllgu might be seen in the earnest tones of the {ow writings or speeches which were inton prepared by him, but. in none. pcrhupa, better than in the vory ull'ot'ling linu.‘ which he composed us a snug oi t't-Iptiom to n deported friend. beside whose cullin he stood in tin-so vt-rv ninlcs only one short month ago, i cnnnot concludi- bellcl‘ thnn by quoting some oi lhoro lim-s. us the pur- truit which ho pointed at his friend will now serve to describe bimucll'.

“ liis Fnith was us the tested gold. llis hope. uncured. not ever held. ills Charities. post. count. untold. Miscrcrc Domino.

N \Vcll may they grieve. who lnid him lhtro. Where ulmll they lilnl his equal 2- Where?- Nousht can nvnil him now, but prnytr. Lllrt'l'l'l'u llotninc." With this mournful dirge I connnond his memory to your care."

It will be soon by our lelogl‘um. that M. 1’. Ryan. Esq. has been elected by ncclnnmtiou for Monti-col Wort. The Quebec Chl'oltict't‘. spanking of this gentle- man. says:—

Mr. ltynn hns novcr boon n prominent man in Men- treul. uhich bus probably rutltmlldtd to his credit and _ndvuntngc; and his position tu-dny. is ‘ that ol it com- promiac or Union Candidate, llctlt'lltilllll' to all paring. 'i‘he Protestant cloctoru of the tlll‘lslull, who number nearly. or quite one half the win-lo, hnvu genomist und bocouungl ' concocted to support no lrish ltuunn Cnthollc candidate. as Mr. McUco's snort-soar. This condldence ofthc Protestants in on evidence of the good morul effect of his labors. and :ttributo to the lihorulity, hindlincss, and thorough tvzitriotiMn by which he was- dirtinguishod. Mr. ltyno‘s strongest rccommcndntions to Montreal \l'cst. consist in his ll‘lelldrlllp for the do- retitled statesman. and ltlcltilliculiun nith him in sym- pnthy and politics. The now culltlltlnlt'. to his honor be it sold. is A modest man. who has hnd tho nomiw ullull pressed upon him. nnd who accepted it uulv at the urgent solicitnlion of his follow citizi-ns. This shows strikingly, the proud position to which n. loyal] and rcspcctublo lrish Catholic Inuy rise in Canada.— numoly. the ropresentntiun of tho most important (um- stitueucy in the Dominion. The fact will prove on on- conrugemcnt to benefit merit nod good citizenship. \vhile nhounding in unlutnry instruction and warning to the sorry domngoguc nud hnlllhoartcd truitor to tin- country. tvbuso institutions he hates and plots ugnimt. while enjoying their various uni precious bcnciits.

l’nonvnmrlus or A Funny llA'n.—lios1eet’u; th; chances of n Fellini] invasion oftln-l’rovince of Ontario i this outrun. the Toronto (Hale‘s Ot‘.:uvn onrrosponde Ll writes as fol!ow1:—‘if i may digress I “all do so, it“ any thut good nuthmity heronlmuts hns it ll nt this ill. union is n lixod 13M. and that. although there has been at great deal of nunrcnsc talked about Fenian cnnuon und small arms. yet it is n fuotthero urc sympathise" on the other side of tho lino who buvooli'ored very ltrgo sums to and tho pmjt-ct.‘ lu conlirumtion ol the bullet. we give the following cxtrnct from n lottci‘ to the King slon ll'lu'y. tltthtl Iluil'ulu. April lith: 'ltis mooted hcre thnt IUIlltl combined Inert-hunt oi the honking n- guinst Canada is imminent. and thnt Mr. illu(it.‘t"r sloughtor. although is part of tho pl‘ogl‘dlll no. lugt-tllur “ill! the tlostvnctiun of other eminent melt of the Do. minion, wus prvmuturo. ’l'hc Fcninos lmvc llt't‘l‘s in n state of unusual uctivity for Milne time. and from the secrecy and zeal Willi which they conduct their lll‘t‘ nt- rntions l'or mischief. it is nppnrcnt thut tin-y intone to burn) Cnnnda in ntunnner. end with subclantlnl deter- mination to accomplish their tluvlllrll designs. The stun-linens oi the Fi-ninnu III the proccrsion ycrtorduy. ‘ and the t‘nat.‘ uitb which they tnuowuvrcd uml drillctii was o mutter ol' gcncrnl vt-mnrlt. ‘iho nrms too, with which two battalions of them \vcm supplied. were of the

intent brooch-lowing pnttorn. itlltl clone and in good con dition. The people ul Cutmdn rhnuld he prcpurotl.‘ .

'l‘ho Pun-int must: be donpcrntoly hortl up for n grie- vnnce. when it is forced to nttnck the Government for ; having contemplated taking the Census this your. tit" course, our contemporary. who nlwuyn nets iron: their most hcttVenly motives. lnslnuntcs that we upprnvo of? thin wlroouyant not. because We would get the l’rintin',r i in connection with it. Well. if it. be any consolation to l the ‘utri’of to know the foot, “'0 cunnssnrc him thnt. for. reasons best known to the Government, it is not intend- ed to take the cons-us this your. Item vigilant. contour-l porury will. therefore. only possosu his soul In pntlcuoc until he comes to m‘t‘npy the onvlod position oi’Quccn‘s Printer. he may have it chance of receiving the full 5 bonotlt oi‘ the census; nor will we be no narrow-minded ' no to my. tlntt. ln ordor to rrwurd polltlcui friends. the l Government propnucd. nnd the Queen‘s Printer in pl'irfl- I prciu ndvucntcd. the lnklntz of the census nooordlng to; tho usunl custom of tho. Colony~umncly. ovory Ht‘t‘cn' yours. For the present. all We will any in. that the Government bun little to four from the opposition of the Patriot. ’i‘he vnrlllnting tut-lies ot' thut pupor. it‘ they have any cfi‘cct nt nll upon the country. must tond rnthor to strengthen than to \vcnkon the Government; nml under such circumstnnocx \vo lcnvc tho Patriot all alone in its glory. « ,

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'l‘m: llomlnlon Government hns npproprlntod the sum of 33le for Simon t‘ommnnirntlon llt‘th't‘ll l'lcton, l’ort Hood. and Prince Edward lsluml.

tinnvr dc; titullun provan throughoutCapo llroton.

the rt-lntlve nhnrc of burden to be borne by the lmporiul and Canadian Governments. before the money is voted. The nmcnllments will receive strong support. but the Government nro “ whipping lo " their followers.

Tun onutonts of Blacktraod't‘ .l'foyazi’nc for All?“ urez—llorncc: tho Cunscs of his Popularity; Linda 'l‘rcsscl —l’nrt Vii. ; lllstovluul Bkttchos of the Reign of Gimme li.-—~No. ii. The hlntster; William Edmond- ntottuc Aytmm; (‘ornclluu (“loud—Quack lteinedleu t‘orlrcland——0n our Partners in the Grand Cotillion—A New Opening for Younger Satin-On “Getting Behind the Pumps"; Charles Kenn unit the Modern Stage; The New Nostrum for Ireland.~A Song; The Iluttle {or Place. . . .

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Tun Entertainment on Homily Evening lust. of the Charlottetown Amateur Dramatic Club. nnd the Amn- tcnr Christy Minstrels. wns really the bent of its; kind with which Charlottetown hits ever liccn favored, The musical port of the programme wns excellent. and would reflect no discreditluponil’rot‘csslonnls in large Cities. The Entertulnment wlll be repentcddn 'i‘empcr- ance llull, on Tuesday evening next. when, We have no doubt. the Club and the Mlnstrcls trill be greeted with a full hopso.’ " . .

Tim Amateur Concert given .by- mend of the Ladies and Goutlomon tn connection'wlth St. Paul's (Episoopnl) Church ofthls City. on the cvcnlugel‘m‘ues. day the 23th nil.. is pronounced to .Iuivc been u most pleasant and hlgbl y sneccsemlutl'ulr. The School lioont in which the Concert \vus held.v\vos tnstnt‘ully decorated for the occasion, cud the nudienee was composed of the elite of the Community. A’ considerable sum was re- ullzcd to‘pny ott‘thc debt incurred in th'c improvement. of the Infant School.

The long-talked ofbridge bridge between England and Franco. across the Straits of Dover seems to be writing some progress toward realization. The works of model oftho iutt-r-nntionnl bridge are being carried: on with great rnpidity. and in tire months it is hoped thatthoy will be forward enough to permit of some practical experiments being mode.

['1' is supposed that in consequence of Mr. Disraell‘o defeat on the lrlsb Cliurch question. the present Purita- mont will be dissolved und the country touted on the mum-r. In tlmt enso. we feel morally certain that the l'rcmlcr will sustain it more nlgnlllcnut dol‘cttt than he has in the House of Commons.

IT is ropoi-tedhlo llnllt‘nx thut the lion. Mr. liotve is to succeed the lute Sir Dominick l):in in the Governor- shlp of South AIHtruiizt. It is also reported that the

vase ol'Nm‘tt Scetin. in the matter of lit-pool. in to be

roll-trod to alloynl Commission for investigation and settlement.

Tm: Easter Term ot‘tlio Supreme Court Commenced yostcrdny~tln~lr Lorduhlps Chief Justice llotlgson nnd Judge l‘etors presiding. Thch nppcurn to be ngood doul or business on lmndy—thnt “Judging from the mun- bar of Lutvycrs ln uttenduncc. ~ "

'l‘ui; Steamer I’u'ncess of ".RIL'S. on Monday lust. mud: the trip froth l‘ictnu to Charlottetown in 3b. 4'.) minutes. The limit in in cxccll-mt condition. un'l under command of Capt. Evans, is :1 favorite with the travel. I up public. . 5

We set! it stated in the ()tllllVll pnpora th ii. the Dv“ minioo l‘nrlinmuut will not be pl‘orogncd before some time inJunc. in consequence oi the large nmuunt of

business yot to bedisposoil of.

Mr. Lung-win wusmole o C, 1L. and not 'ov-K. C. li., ntlitstannounOJd. Mr. Cxtrticr is created n bur- ouci. which puts him .1 step above Sir John A. Mc- Donald, \t‘lltlsu title is for life. only.

In the House ofConnuous. n low tiny s‘ngo. Sir John A. McDonald nouonnoi-d that it was the intuition oi the Govern mom to catnblisb a Court of Appeal for the Domin'on. ‘

Tm: lmpcochnn-nt ot’ l‘rcsldont Johnson clotted on the 2nd inst mt. and n decision will be nrrivcd nt tu-duy.

'l‘nn New l’uovixuu. litl‘tl.ni.‘{t1.-'l'his noble struct- um is now completed. insult-mutant. and will. we learn in: occupied In the course of ll few weeks by the Various public utiioos for which it was intended—Post (Milne. t'ucmms. inland lien-0m, Finnncc. no; the interior of tho building is titled up unit all the modern improve- un-ntu in turmturo. litlugl. etc. and nth-en grout érodit upon the pollution who have been oogngod therein. The portion of the building intended for the 1‘th Ulliec Department is spnuiomt uud convenient. untl lviil be no agreeable t'xcltungc'dol‘ the present dingy nud incon. vonicnt nil'uir cnllotin Post tiliieo. Lost evening he now bul'din" \vns lit up nith gas from the bamome‘nt to tho attic. and presented u. very lino _nppoavnn0c.—-I{:. .-'.’qwrlcr. ‘