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Drafts granted on the various Agencies and correspondents of the Bank.

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Bakery, consisting of the latest and’most improved machine etc., and is now prepared to supply the trade with

Hard’ Bread, Flam and Fancy Biscuits, &., AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. 1000 lbs. Cc HOICE CONFECTIONERY

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Cetewayo's Revurn.

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The Natl correspondent of the London News has had an interview with a South

African notability concerning the restore- laggy r» : : - tion of the Zulu King. ‘* There are,” he masiciio this soul.” Talkigpereceauy

said, *‘ several rocks which must be avoided with the penier Leubach,: his guna of if mischief is not to result from Cetewayo’'s| Varzia. he frankly owned that neither he return. There is John Dunn. There is|00r eny of his children possessed even thé other kinglets. ‘There is the serious |the rudiments, of murical feeling. Now question’ of Cetewayo’s private property.|and then he did not object to hearing a John Dunn has a deep personal interest 1m [g50d Italian hand-organ. or an aceordeon maintaining his position in Zululand, and! }y¢ as for orchestras, pianos, the opera,

in Zululand he cannot stay if Cetewayo]. - : ‘goes back. He has made money there Prime dgune—nimh* he, had no. timecte

‘already, and, therefore, will wish to stop to | W8ste over such nousense; and as for ‘make more, and, though I believe be would] tenor singers, over whom so many went | find himsélf entirely deserted as ‘soon as}into ecstacies, he could mot endure Cetewayo entered the country, he may have | them, , the power, if he is not carefully dealt with, of creating awkward and undesirable dis- ; neal turblchéed” He is, in fact, an enemy for lneurence., in Winnie.

whom a bridge may be built with advan-| _ I oy rast 3 : . tage. As regards the other kinglet®, they| 1’ nusurance companies doing business in, held their places by a species’ of constitn- Winnipeg have combined to keep up the tion conferred on the country by a conquer*| tates. The cousyquence is; that, a rise,:) ing power, and they cannot be depri veal which is taken at fifty cents. in Toronto. their position -éxcept by some voluntary]is not taken under $1 12 in the millions, agreement. — If thes could . be inde aires paradise. There is some justice, to appear’ in the light’ of weléomers) i) would seem. in charging a higher_rate, ;

of the exiled’ monarch I should have]. Winni ee Te / little fear for the fature: “Though it} '?) "/olpeg) (an lo Toronto, because

must be bore in mind that those who have{the risk in the former place. owing toy, cnee been chiefs will ‘always ‘be in danger |the large number of frame buildings and |, of being suspected of wishing to be’ ch the small area covered. by the fire limits, onee more, and that though Cetewayo him) iy greater, Still Winvipeg insurers are self may be magnanimous enowgh not dissatisfied, and they are endeavoring to

take notice of such suspicions, his relatives | - : : may be bes! well cdinphbed. “ AW vagahdls’ ti induce some of; the American companies

King’s property, this is the matter which not, yet.doing business jn Canada 19) Bu niust be most carefully attended to.’ The | OVE? and help them, These companies, i: royal cattle have passed into the hands of |it .is alleged, will not-bave to;make the») all sorts of persons, and it must be seen} $50j;000. deposit, with the Dominion that there is no room left for‘such persons|Goverument, as they will not establish how the reudetion te te SP LIGuATT sane Pee St eae CeeenT , y rt 2 . Cetewayo cannot be suffered to enter the yaa? wil simply a> OOtOR the line and ivsure there, risking the recovery of

country alone or in a way that will leave it|). ; : ears open to his subjects to entertain donbts as his money in case his building is\come ,

to bis position. There must be a British sumed vy fire. i foree to accompany him’ and show that he ~The

has the moral support of the British gov- ernment—say a force of two or three scurdrons of cavalry, such as accompanied

Sir Evelyn Wood into Zululand in Angtst : . ‘ last. If these conditions are ober ved; ported aaae'zorl by: pirates at;Cupe Gran,

then, although there may’‘still be risk, @ Dios, Nicaragua, really pres, 1A Cetewayo’'s restoration will take place under have been,captured | by some revolution- the best chances.” ists, who hoped that by gaiving posses-_ | ee Oe sion of hernthey could capture Sen Juan Sunflower (Helianthus annus. ) del Norte, generally called Greytown. ., —_ A man named Emiliano Herrera'seized | ‘Tt is satisfactory to find attention at Jast|the little fown and declared: himself, directed to this very valuable plant. Our|‘ chief of the provisional government of :) agricujturists are slow to leave the ancestral) the Atlantic coast,” and commenced to groove, aud to give strange crops, no mat- issue orders and decrees, and . under his: ;

ter how intrinsicaily good, a fair trial. It : rete is odd, however, that the sunflower, wor- orders the schooner Transit was (seized.

shipped as it is by the Chinese—a peeple She was subsequently recaptured, by . whose energies have been exerted for Captain Thomson and his men, and the thousands of years in forcing the soil to|pirates or rebels eariied to Bluefields, yield its products to the support of a re-] Nicaragua, and delivered into the cus- dundant population— should still be con-| tody of the United States Consul at that rr Selle: Suse yN plant that I) port, Aiterthe Transit left Gracias a OW ets eo aim TO possessing *°| Dios the populace rose against the rebels,

many valuable properties, and, in fact ; fo att ides,” prop } ’| seized them, executed the two leaders—

From the seeds is expressed a clear and| Emiliano Herrero and Miguel Greira— flavorless oil, which is extensively used for|and thus peace was at once restored, adulterating salad oil. As a lubricant, it}'The Consul took the prisoners, who were ranks equal with castor for machinery] delivered to him by Captain Thomson, .,, running at a high velecity ; and from it is! t4 Georgetown and turued them,over to

manufactnred a soap which, for softening 7: ; e the skin,has no equal. It burns longer than a Nicaraguan coer of im a any vegetable oil. On an average, about) W019 tura sent them 10 ‘srannda,

fifteen per cent. of oil may be obtained by| Where they are now in priton awaiting expression ; and by careful cultivation on| trial.

light liberally-treated soil, this yield can be materially increased

The feeding properties of the cake are said to be superior to those‘of linseed. In} A Swiss technical paper gies an ac- Russia, where both plants are largely! count of a new inveation which would grown, it is preferred to the Linam, and|}4¥¢ interested Lemuel Gulliver. Herr stuck are very fond of it. The yield of Theod Bu! bn’ elibiddér ° th cake is eighty per cent. Fed as seed its es ete aie. gip f effect. is most ‘satisfactory ; every deserip- Frauenfeld, has registered a patent , tion of stock fatten rapidly on it, and its| ambrellas for horses. Hlis ‘* Pferdepar- -ffeet. on. the plumage. of poultry and|apluie ” is to take the place of the pres« pheasants is remarkable. The flour makes| ept horse-cloth, so far as the latter is @ « very toothsome bread or tea-cake. As protection against rain; but it has the bee-feed the flower has no superior, pro- | ¢o-ther advantage of serving 4s a sup-

! d T oe aan na nae — shade as well as an umbrella, and pro- many of the spurious articles which enter | tecting the animal agaiust heat. The

into the internal structure of several | borse umbrella is prov ded with to, or brands of our home manufactured weeds. | with four handles, as the case may be, — The dried Jeaves powdered and mixed with| so as to fit diiferent sorts of velicles, and

bran are said to be very good for much} exteudsa grateful shadow over the head cows. and I- know for certain that the seeds| 44 body of the horse. It is easily man;

panels inebetna! tht Lying, propensities.-of aged if we can truse the description, and

_— can be closed or opened at will by the driver by. means of aspring In the intense midday heat of a Swiss valley - or open pe where an octasional tree affords the only shadow for a long stretch of miles, the horses frequently suffer ter- ribly from the’ heat. When they’ are bathed in sweat, ascending some steep an insulting. fop with a knife. She pro- mountain road, they are often surprised bably wanted to cut a swell. by sudden raius; the tender skin is wet- Boston’ Post +‘ New York must be {ted through in a moment, and the: in- fearful place. Seldom dues a country mer- stantaneous chill eusues iu which the chant visit the town that he doesn’t explain] Kuischer attributes the disease and the

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Remarks.

New England is the mother of corned beef hash.

A young Boston widow this season wore a bathing dress of full mourning.

A young country lady of Missouri slashed

to his wife on reaching home that he had mortality of the horses. How far Herr his pocket picked. Where are the police”) Buhlmanu’s quaint and, humane, inven-

“There are many apparently brilliant) tjon js likely to be adopted, cr whether sayings which will not bear analysis. A) it will serye the purposes which he. attri- noted preacher recently declared, ‘‘You}) 10. 40 it, whether -it, will serve the

cannot catch a’ buffalo with a silk lasso.’ , , ier This might have been true of those to| PUrposes which he attributes to it, we lt certainly fails to meet

whom he was speaking, in which case}¢anuot tell. , he might simply have said, ‘You cannot|one of the needs provided for by the old catch a buffalo,’ which would have been|horse-cloth ; ii isof no use as a warm equally true.” cloak. . We may add that it is more than ‘* Most people are in reality very gregari-| probable that the first coachmau who ous—they like the corapany of their fellow | drives aloag a public road , with this, | men: they like to see them, even if they 40) jo yular article suspeuded over his shafts not know them, , It is only the very eff te wih have :o evdure at-least as mpch ban- who really enjoy solitude and their own, ed pa nee oe society, and whe do not care for ‘the aweet | '€! 4S fell to the lot of the dariyg Jonas music of speech;’ and then it is chiefly Hauway when he marched through the those who have work on hand rather than|rain beneath the father of Engish um- time on their hands who prefer quiet,} brellas. secluded spots, unfrequented by the gen- Ch wii shies ere! run of visitors, to those watering] Surrrs, over 1000 clovred and whit« sh rts,

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