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appeared to have tia skul) kicked completely open. For three hours « battle was fought in the neyhberhood of the station, until the come arrived tur the departure of tie Orange) bratherhoud from the Liverpoo! lodges

Having taken possession of the railway car- | riages and the train iv motion belure # vast) aseemblage of peuple. the Orangomen kept

ap @n incessent round of Kentsn fire, with

an occasional! shot from a pistol. in the bat.) cer part of the day figating euntinusd. Up-| wards of twenty prisuners were tasen to the} loek-ap, ali of whow, we beliewe, sre Roman} Catholics, with the exception of one—a Pro-| sestant—who did nut belong te the Urange

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eequel of a sorrow which knew no change, which drew itself away from the haunts of men, which laid down most of the trappings,

LETTER FROM THE R. C HAMILTON.

. BISHOP OF

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‘Two of the young Indies attended a party an | We are glad to learn that Miss Sullivan, | LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRA the night in question, and did net get home vat) now ona visit here from England, the owner |

half-past 22 o'clock at night. As it was late, they | ; conalided net to distarh the boaseheld, so they | of 80,000 acres of land on this Island, has |

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| several persons perished in the flames.

It is expeeted that the couspauy will inmediately | vocal with gossip, and if the picturesque pro- wurder on the bigh se, were, on the s4th of | proceed to the werk of coustructing the lines to} of dane, executed at Hoos Neng, at the uenal place | Jamaica and Pauawa."’-- Boston Post. iu (rout of thejatlh Asti? vell struck #ix. the prison. | J ers were led forth te the seaffold, near whieh were | ja number of Europeans. one or two compamer ef |

| police, and SU peual seritude convicts ranged on |

Jone side of the compown. Cheoug-took had to be |

The poor, whose sole luxury the Summer is, | pushed up ths seaffold ladder by main force; and | condemaed men bad reached the | |

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jection of balconies, shutters and « himueys, « which the vista is full, hide the heads of the yossippers, be sure there is a fac+ looking out of every window, for all that, and the social ex- vansive presence of the season is felt there.

_— — Horeiate Scarroty Scexe.—A_ horrible scatfold scene occurred the other day in the prison yard of Janer, in Silesia. A young | woman, not of the lowest cliss of the popula

‘ sa be bebe Le arent lavish the Spring upon themselves unsparing!v. | when all the

lou, Wi ) 3 ‘peace ver raliiving > hp . 5 a , ¢

ot ge ny | r ¢ 3 oT . ‘ - yes NN They come forth from their dark dena in plattorm, there tuilowed a scene which jesiousy of her former lover, by an act that erumbling palaces nnd dainp basements, and | will net be seen fecgetten by those who

ied to the death of seversi persons. The faithless man had deserted her and married girl. [he deserted mistress, to herself, set fire house, and She

They | Witnessed it. Po-sang was as cool as a statue, work, they eat, they sleep out of doors. Mo. | With him painfully drawe ap features; but the | : : : ; : jother three swayed about uneasily, looking be- |

thers of families sit about their doors aad spin, ' a ; |hind ever the wall as Wf medilating escape, now | or walk volubly ap and down with other slat- | as ; 7 4 uneasily resisting the executioner,

ternly matrons armed with spindie and distal? |

live in the sunlizht and the weleome air.

another revense te» his

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tory claims.

no Government in this Colony, as now consti- | tuted, will ever be tolerated tu inainiain eren as

muchasa Corporal s Guard to enforce proprie | prestige impaired. 3 )} I

If agrarian discontent ever again |

preseat a furmidabie frout in this Culony, the | proprietors will be alone respousible for it.) presses his desire for the establishment of more | The Government, however, in the meantime, | liberal institutions, and improvement in trade, | another of the crew on deck fell prostrate and and before serious discontent shall arise, must deal with this land tenure question with a tirm | g4. hand. If proprietors will not sell upon reason: | and again | abl |

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le terms, they should be made to sell.

and their contidence in the zoverninent. Allud- ing to the Mexican question, he did not think | French honor had been tarnished or French}

left France tranquil, and she would remain ao. |

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Late events in Germany |

—He was certain that the peace of Europe |

would not be disturbed. [mn conclusion, he ex

THE ELECTION TO THE COMMONS, Up to Saturday night the Government had

carried everything befure them in Cutario and Loxnox, Auy. 27.—The Goverament of Quebec.

he Premier, Sir John A. Macedon.

VESPERATE ORANGE RIOT AT SP. , . . sa PF Aeel wate (From the Canadiun Freeman j ‘ : : : : ‘ : ’ ray ; : HELENS = man h of t : au winent ys roy a \ ‘ We have been tavared by hie Lordship, Biehop quietly stepped inte their room through the open! thought it worth her while to make a4 flying | Denmark has renewed its demand on Prussia ald, was elected by @ a of six to one over his Fhe BaN. shich gave up all the pemps and vanities 0 ’ 5 4 ' . . 7 . ° . y , oiiene . iti . , ni PE AND PERSONAL INJURY i c : ot in old az ; when the blood Farrell, with a letter which strongly recommends | window. . +¢.{} visit to seme of the fairer portions of her) in regard to the Novthera Provinces of Schies | Opposition oo — Mr. Mc Dougall, Minis. Loss OF LIFE ANT Ra the world ~ tin ole ms ” he . > ; rs In abont half an hour after they had left for| hee i at which | wig.....The ew Srandatlakitic cable fon ter of Public Works, Mr. Galt, Minister of On Monday the Orangemen of the (istrict) mint f a pry e Te that ee . “ t a the Catholics of the diocese of Hamilton, ax loyal) the party a young Methodist minister gil ae : pg | Brest'to New York, is to be laid May next, the Finanee, and Mr. Langevin, Secretary of State of st. Helens and adjoming disttqets made a | th full Hash of lie, wien ~ ' a i hs . ke eulgrett te ahergt Unetedoration wits te ae sew ne regi ee eke cheerfully | Be tenantry, by a long career of industry, | oO thorn ronte has been selected az the safest|/for Canada, were returned by acclamation, P ft “ were é runnin hand tresi— ) rurse . wt # . “a : * y) . ‘ ‘iti i | : . 2 . ; : Semaeeration ot St. viene. The mombere/ wile yet re \ ad tof per: | Meus opposition, Hix Lordship. a well as other |ONN Aa" s ledaes ° lwave hare the best of have made themselves tolerably comfortabie. | and most practicable. The steamer Great) Mr. Howiaud, Minister of Iniernal Reyenue, Tg dye ~ te their ledge reomes, solitude a deep and tender sentiment of pre : ee grate Hotaters alway : oa ¥ a . yah é s| bes ig onpone: hirty to one. q of the 219 | gee weet “=. Z e in de |eonall fant The millions who will fondly | prelates of the Dominion, deeme it advisable © to | overvthing, the old lady put him to sleep tn the) Wo hope she will yet visit the poorer settle: | Hastera has been chartered bo perform the vou. his re aS re . a Mr. * in that town, wt adoat etghe 0 Chick 1h Oh 7 , nodal we} . heart will strengthen the hands of those to whose wiedom | best reou, and the young lady (Fanny) who ha bas P : ate, at the! work... . .Prof. Parrady, the eminent Scientist, | : ee ee ey en ee morning, and, preceded by the band of the ‘well upon this story of a h — Iyevg i gth : ' satan ob die Some waa entrusted with the|™ents, comprising part of her estate, 2 litted taldat kin, Hon. Mr. Pope, and other influential sup- Gnd L. é. V., went in procession down Bridge t with seorn those eynics - ‘ rare SWHO.' the deatinies of this country are for the tie be duty of sitting up for the absent ones, and of in-) rear of Lot 22, Lot 9, and parts of Lots 61 Beri ae: Aue. 27 Hon. George Bancroft potters of the Government in Lower Canada, j 4 #3] ee the eaut 9 iite . ” , : ’ ’ : hs a ae ; ‘RLIN, Aug. 2i.— . ‘ i | a Revert, where they were pruned by the lodge : <ithecatbogeatag } a } vnable | Lk cunfided.” What good and true Catholic ean forming them of the ehange of rooma. She took und 16: and if she does she will find that the bad an eadtenen with the His Majesty the King | ¥¢F returned by @ show of hands. Hon, Mr. . ‘ hi > te homan » above tas yrs ' “ " ¢ ar ps 3 f ’ . ad : { » v 8S J1a)e@: s ¢ > ° hich nssemblea at the Neison Arws Pie) which exaits man mature above TasMonadvic ronecken - elem es aut ' sor ud as the night was - . , - re Rose polled a three-fourths vote. In Se = rag i ‘or 2 ty, and raises the woman high above the|“* eee ly chee his'eare agnines the capirnt per her pret. fe the perks 1S depar ‘ ‘ | tenantry have a hard struggle to support Alot Prussia this morhnniys, and presented his cre | I a ae rout processivn then proceeded throughs Coatine society, and raises th ; and disinterested counsel of our learned aud far. |S#ltyy sleep overcame her and she departed on an | antry — od ee CR RR SNE | Minister | U™tario, Hon. George Brown, leader of the Street to the railway station, where they) queen.—Speclator. oe , lexcursion to the land of dreams. : | miserable existence without paying @ shilling | @entials as bnvoy & ew ae he | Upposition, was defeated in spite of the most her bh f the _-* seeing hierarchy |! | We will return to the young ladies who ha Plenipotentiary of the United States to the} : : weited the artivai of other membere of the . . ~ sin Ghent ee aks } owi coed return , Le the widluw. fe lof rent. We learn that from what she has Court of Berlin Mr. Bancroft had an invita-| tremendous efforts to win SUCCESS, while he treet hrotherhood from Liverpool, Manchester, and | HF CUBAN LELEGRA cia ad [gene into tar tiem fareugn the wire. ore | . ; en RS . | the mortification to see the whole Gov Wig 3 t pward F if P00 we the brother-| marine eable just laid between Plorida and) « [9 the Editor of the Canadian Freeman, ithe dim fight of the moonbeams as they struggled | seen of her property, she has formed an €X-|tion toa dinner, given in bis honor by Count, ticket carried in East and West Torews time ' ° . “gh Ce ‘ ; : i . * * . i > » > ww ure 4% ae ie . e r scons : i i: - hood of the Loval Orange [netieution of Great) Cube te only the titial of = extensive S¥Slel OF) ty Deak Mak. MOYLAN. —As many persone | tirengh the curtains, pees To “ a travagant opinion of its value and importance, Vou Bismarck, | his very nose. All the principal Cisies ix Ou ; - :, telegraphic communication between the countries | t esiwtain Views vod sent. (tO desery the outline of Fannie (aa they suppos- : : ‘ : Mancnestét: Aur: 37.—Anthelavery con- , na: ee 7 ' ° Hritain are stated to have een present from | a ciel ated Seen ee Oe Pe Re ; They} and declines to sell to the Government at any Maycuesrer, Aug. 27.—Anti-slavery | tario have declared for the Government. Some bordering on the Gulf et Mexice and others be sca , al led) euscanced in the middle of the bed. They} and dec 3 4 : . i r | . ’ ‘he process ‘ s hes , y tents with regard to our new governwent of | . mn ‘ or : /*eity today. Wa.len ’ : Liverpool, The procession, sini ist he avy vend, and perhaps of another Atlantic cable. The | : al i — i : ; b s A od as th janw more, to wit—~a pair oj boots. The truth | rice within their power to purchase. We gress couvented in this ¢) j ui 4 i fifty members of the Commons ana loca} As. fall of rain, proceeded the sigh Churel: Street, Company which has undertaken the enterprise ts ( ana a, une he quares 0 ° p ~ da - i Gashed upon them buth at once. Tiey saw it all. | t ; . he Fiftee Lloyd Garrison was _ present, and made 4) sembly were elected last week, of whom all but Bridge Street, L verp rol Road, Duke Street, atvled the * Taternatioual Ocean I eleyraph Com- oe, a ~ i ore ay ts ‘annie bad set the beots in the reo to give | believe she is uot unfavorable to the ne speech ; other distinguished parece and el tive or six are supporters of the Government,—« . “ a : or the tufermatie ‘ hose ¢ if ocvese ais Fad . o x > wt si . “een 5 : Cowley Hill, down by Forth Road, and 80) pany,” and waa organized iv the ety of New uireudy given by tmust of tha Catholic bishope ithem a good scare They put their heads to-| Years Purchase Bill. Well, if all her tenants negroes alee tae speeches. rye al | rhe tide of victory may be said to be un back through thetowa. At the seme tune the) York in the year 165. William —e — during ty late absence, expecially those ef your gether and determined te turn the tables on her lis easy circumstances were to purchase in the | passed on — Coveretents o ade ual rupted, the only notable exceptien heiug i : a ty yt eth? is! } sel log «ly NY - ’ ‘ ¢ i i agree ‘ ’ “HALE Ob et » 5 inal ‘ ’ bands continued to play @ successiun party ! wt distingu shed Ie - t aan oe sas. es own good Bishop, and which have already been silently they disrobed. and us ao cre ol ‘aac ian ne ashe woald then havb ouly Statses and Russia for their recent abolition o } Prescott, where Mr. Mcliee, who was @.can- tenes. whieh were received at every port on) as Baldy Suite, ae ‘ike iy oe ‘ made public through your cloumos. With them, ar they took their TS aaa or z oe ee ' i . lis siavery. | didate there for the local House, was defeated, : > a ot large eXperience ni le company tas : ¢ “ ry / ry . ad inte the = . A - eis sn s ; i . ' ‘ aoe vase by ee ee ee ot * cd sal Spa a ad er okt Got iz .p ce i consider that ‘Cuntederathin Geing Hum ah re by : = ae fh side 7 aa ee ae refuse land at her disposal, and wivetan, os SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 28.—Among the pas- | but his election this week to the Commons for ' . » ; ential tiet i ’ bi 7 oe ‘ . = mini . . eri: rec, Other ¢ ach side « : 8 pars | . . : . . . . ee ae Sree RICOERD GtEWORNING ORS NOwINE | Lurty score, tur laying waren cables betwee the | *>ébrd fact, sanctiund by tu, denny oa Ps laughing sud screaming, “Oh, what a man! Oh,| contented class of tenantry, steeped to the | sen cers in the steamer //ermana, which sailed) Montreal West will make amends for his dis. rs heb “iin ‘ tetlerenee eelto"' Ce oa wy eut, our duty am good Catt ae “ ' . = Herat cfr : Tey Pal : as if j "or ele : ; T Bae Gres Gtlompe us a a ws : wae MAC?! Cuited States and Cuba, and between the latter wthe na a ; ia sain ahaa statin o = what aman! they gave the peor bewildered lips in poverty ready to embrace any wild| from this Port yesterday tur New York, are| cormtiture in Prescott. Twelve or fourteen t we ‘ nade } . rubpects, is te reeeive boul ai . - 7 * . 7? - ¢ ‘ r- e : : : by two men in L vert ua R He i, who madgan piace and such other couulctes as aay he deemed — . tL - sh ail a nileavor t san athe ee tuinister aueba prowiscous hugging aud tousling | : t T ant I ea vism Annexation to the Rev. Chas. Kingsley, the well-known author, elections would come off 1u the two Provinces ; he } ye me i . lle a” i re yer ethder oe ‘ . = . | 4 . d a) 3 ‘ : sgh is eGrtto take one of the bannere, Dut Were! givieable. The State of Florida conceded the | ni i this to whee window we ate fut the [22 few perenne are able to brag of in the course | PFoJech houant “sagem )q)#ed Mr. Jos. E. Harvey, late minister of the | yesterday and to-day, those for Montreal com. i he A . i a0 ‘ «te se ‘ 4 ‘ ’ ee ; ; ‘ : it 7 a . Pe d d / - ss given ints custody of the pujice A 8eTlUUS) uvciasive right te construct a subuarine tele tune beimg confided. Ht there ever waa a time (8 life time. United States, or any thing ates; shat, orm U.S. at Lisbon. mening to-day aud closing to-morrow. (Our row wok | hes . a ie . ae a pie RY — oe oe ie a a = core when the prejudice of party « ould be tergatten, = Wolse ol this proce eding awoke — ne afford them an excuse for not paying rent. We Panis, Aug. 28, evening.—Austria and readers will bear in mind that Iwo days po'l. , Crowley t. % See Feat wore | One © construct 3 itn He Or Mm ' ; be ol j who w alee In an adjoining roam. j 4 Sele J . : ; . a : oe” iss ‘ = . ; a ee aad (Low House) pa in length through the State. These con- iCappears to be the present, when all should anite : * er 7 . crea aaa ae have long been firmly of opinion that if we| France unite in dissuading Denmark from in-|I"g 18 @ feature of the elections in the C c y i ue ‘ ‘ .* iad . ' . . " - » “4 renhende ‘ , j a) - . . “Ov TGC eee , at ty hac cepions were granted tur & space of tw ently years hand wad heart ter the oe a a eee he te the reo, she o ened the door and ex- rere ¢ fed F ted with the other Provinces we sisting on the retrocession vt Dupel and Alsea Pros tacem J Perhaps tess —- will he taken es ae a ee a I a dition the State ot Penawa hus granted the | WBich has been av well commenced, gre Ps gy A ual M "G d. gale ye a wut; itis a man wee 6 by Prussia. Today the first train of cars|!" these elections now, as regards the indivi- ssembled, an savin upp themselves) fu adaltio eo O1are . Pa: BAM BlpN: wee ie’ Ct nina snp , . slasaea of Cltimed: “ Aly God, gas, sé ai; itis . i ouainrits Pin whtenten a be or ey , : : a . SE eae ' ‘oan ‘enantabhe weapons, | *icluave tight Gr Iweaty-Gre years to iand na vent Osa a : ai re even {sure enough !” | would, in the first Dominign Parliament, be passed over the Railroad across Mount Ceuis. duals ‘in the oe ae er ‘ho ane oe oe ON. a , sher > Atlantic or Pacific 1g, | UE Preseht population, und a Most dueirable haven |”. , . , ttle exe nesti . . | prominent members and supporters of % threw them into the ranks of the processiun. cable either on het Te eat f scitic shores, une nh the thousands of emigrants wheevery | Ciere was ove prolonged, consolidated seream ;) able to s¢ ttle our lons ve xed Land Question. Constaxtixopie, Aug. 28th.—The Ameri- ane ee ee ee aha ee The Urangemen then lett the lines of pro- aaa een ° a aes mtn Cee year leave the ports of Europe tv better weir |# Mish of muslin through the door, aud all was) But while proprietors are at liberty to nurse! ean Minister, Edw. Joy Morris, has bad an will coutions $0 be: watshad. with aot lagi , = and other Central and South American govern | - over | : : ; - : tke > wl by . | : : ~ sn heniihiaii “le oh. av P Sui t which were pre- : : cession, and attacked those Who were HUTHDY | eute have granted liberal coucessiens tor tele-| cuuditiva on : Sin oho | ‘The best of the joke is that the minister took | old prejudices—to think that they have, no | interview with the Suitan, # pre) anxiety until the numerical strength of the stones, and a scene o! fighting vecurred which graptie ceunections with other countries, The | Tour. neces, faithint te ar ithe whole thing tn earnest. He would listen to matter what the community may suffer, the sented vf his Tinpermal Majesty the resulucions Government is fully determined. — SL Juhu defies deseription The shops were then ali vabie toe (uda is abotl YO miles in length, and ia | “tJ DEIN, BISHOP uF HAMILTON, noe apologies the old lady could make tor the girls } c a ‘ ek } ae s ° ot the L nited States Congress m relation to the Telegraph Sept. 7 closed. Upon the procession arriving IM jad trom Key West to Chevena, a small hamlet)“ Hamilton, August, 1567.” | He would hear ne excuse, but be solemnly folded | best right to do what they like with thetr Bis ") war in the Island of Candia, ; Church Street the first bund struck up** Crop: ) west of the City ot ilavaua. The New York Her- Sys i RRL us SPRING oe TI ME j bie clevical robes around lin and sileutly stole | —and while they can command the protection} = pyris, Auy. 30th.—While the Emperor DESCENT OF AN ENORMOUS METEOR pies fre down,” upon whieh a rush was made ald thus ee ee ie dak as ade ot: VENICE IN SPRING TIME. away. Was h be oe Oe £ the gia | of the Colonial Oilice in the nursery of their) Napoleon was temporarily delayed at Lille, IN LAKE ONTARIO. he cruwd to the tail end of the proces) sg lites tit be pushed :-~- ie Lives Connecting | We av ueivesitas bay -areless wav that the | Qt eERY—Wae he inad at the girls, or at the oa | : : ’ ; Da a i F “he, a ‘ ' : ny a « tearful battle was foug! a the | the South American countries ou the Atlantic | 9) ‘ s _ " " aren oa = a t this is | Woman ’—Louisville Courier | feudal notions, we must be prepared to see a | Yesterday, : wade aw ro a 7 Captain Turner, of the schooner Algerine, ae Weese os , : ‘ Southern peonie have no homes, ‘ is 13} " ’ . : 4 ast reverse: . *k ¢ 3 » ; ‘ * . : on - r to the Black Bulli. Banners Ocean will be via Cuba, St Domingo, Porte Rice, | OO'IET Perl : ; ; i ta she hh Seperate rr cy | discontented and impoverished tenantry on the rn —_ ae ee 1 a ees oe she who arrived in Hamiiton, Friday morning, re. " ve ve 7 . . baal ' } Itrue oOuly & restricteuct - ‘, yr tae awhian - ‘ 5 . | fa #4 s 4 x ‘ ‘ ; equare tes é, é ? the Cdahe St. Phomas, Gaudaloupe, Martinque, Trindad, ue ouly an a re ( we tise " : ‘ - o| A Retsante Mcmcor. tor expelling cirans | os i 1 e ss | torizon, aad c smmentec at feugth on re ports having witnessed at about 11 o'clock oa Were wrested from she haude of the Urange-| a po emerara. From thence prioctpally ty laud and the Venetan especially, makes the whole | id tl be found [sland. The proprietors who are opposed to /| state of affaice in Kurope, Hespoke eucon ag Wednesday nizht, a splendid phenomenon in lar | -to- d ev: : ‘itv. hi pieasat ather " »|soe ‘hildren, will be found tu | : . . ; pei | : . ; fe j sda) 5, S 9 , ms - oo. ae ea ae Me een | ines, telegraphic communication will ve ae jeity his een nm = ani vm eo ee a je —e he yoann V9 rs gig lite ‘the selling of their estates must surely see the |insiy to the people, on prophesied thet the | the descent of au immense meteor ints LANs OROTES au ose . . Uy ’ e ” St. ” j ains er aroo ar vip bell $9 row ” Hn i. or eru| | ‘ hae ’ , ACE ( ad ¢ “a vred > j ; i. y » head ee meee ein ne oe Li. niin — wre ere - and; folly ef their position. Do they want to culti- | certaluty of peace would give # great impetus Ontario, which struck the water not more than and made serious havue with many heads | prem this latter point a subinarine cable will) now, as 1 said before, the fasciuating out-door | Lozenges, which are pleasant to the taste; an ‘ ve ¢ ito trade, While he blamed the directors ef theta teendiend cote Gas bi cee ee Severe cats were made on the face, bands, extend ty the Cape Verde Islands; trom thence) life bezins. All day long the people sit and | ue child will refuse to take thein, Phe combiua-| vate an annexation teelinz ? Do they WAaull the public press for spreadiug uafounded oe meee 7s : re ic t bod VU ! soust of . ibe carried to Cadi oar 7 We oe th ft ingredients used in making the * Comps” } an i pkg — I +e Captain was stauding on the maia haich. The end other partes of the body. n@ of the) to the coust of Atrwa, and be carric , adiZ, 1) drink coffee and eat ices. and « IS8ipp tozether | Nous } x ¢ ih : bl ff. + with | to see the Tenant League, or some other orgaul | rumours and creating general distrust, he vessel Was on the starboard tack, sailing along . ne aggressors was, however, taken tu Spain, thus completing the crrele of the Atiantic fore » cafe, ¢ ws as idnizht see he | is such as to give the best possivie ellvet w i ‘ : : : d : em. ile a : > ; oe re i the § K » “ te ~e mt ln Raven Street, fight O ‘ean. On the Pacitic shores of South America | en aoe : : pode : = ve v et | safety. { 2w sep 9 jzatiun like ity confront them with gigantic er a = puns mtn Ste —_ finely with a light soath-west breeze for Port orice on. ore a : } Same duizgent idlers in ti aces, o- | : ‘ f . aHOr p - : ; . . ee nt. ! ; \ telegraphic communication will be volained with ee ee ee : a | a. ee ‘ength, aud dety all their efforts to collect Confidence... - elt at ted thas hone : irom Dalhousie, and about twelve miles off the Nia- sucereded fight, and the scenes enacted were : .. "a Fk : ; menade is at all seasons the tavorite Italian ee a oe junc Kowa Tee | Brent 1, at Cry © — , "lthe French foreisn office pacific in their ; 3 SSW > _ »| the United States threugh Caba. Counnencing | ' ° | AN Exrcurion at HonG Kone t : : : a , gara light-honse, bearing S.S.W. Presently of the most awiul deseription. The ranks o! : : sy jamusement. Now, in the shady littie courts, | : jreuts? If they do, they are pursuing the | character, will soon be issued i. : atid the Orangemen having been broken up at Santiags de Cuba, a cable will be laid to some | Bie Wotias } , f Correspoudent of an ‘laglish journal givea the ’ sg ’ , sir bis attention was attracted by a sudden illy- ‘i : ee l. . he enetl: ouse » rhe s artore ‘ | y : , : . ‘ . ‘ ‘ , f : Ms hs ; og oy Page fe ital vine | point im thw vicinity of Morant Point or Faterouth, | Me ae : tn how : " al ™ must we a | Fath a course best calculuted to effect either of these! Panis, August 31.—Later in the day rester-| mination from the north-west, which slmeosg ! ‘ i@ InCess4 ne . { maces. s ~ al «) remain indoors, pt er heads and yossip | folie : hal i : , r : a ".* * : : a ong & : Oo wr |, | Ut the Isiand of Jawucta, # distance of avout one | remain indy ee ee ee ee ee / | objects. The British Government have de-| dav the Emperor Napoleon arrived at Amiens, | jnstautly increased to a dazzling brillianey, dowu, bodies of two oF three Orangemen) handed and terty- three mules. A shore line will/ from window to window; while the pretiy| Cneong-pesum, the orly one convicted of the | °". ie where he: dlés’ dinilé @ (ew recat,” €54 Gom-| Ou turdete fed boheld & tense Sane were assailed and most severely beaten.) counect raise with Kingston, trom whenee a cable! water-carriers, filling their buckets from the | five men engaged mi the murder of the cloth seller | clared that they will no longer maintain a) Sar hy te ; Pee. 2 : ° : : : } ° ; ; , ’ sidered that the enthusiastic receptions which | the heaveus, which seemed to be approaching thrown on the ground, and kicked without! wii) be Jaid tv Aspiwali on the Isthuue of Pan-| wells below, chatter and lau rh oat their work. |ia Pank-lane, and thre+ of the tour POPRIRG. CNR Etre of 4 m - } : ' ° ' P Peeps ae ae eT | military establishment here, either as a police | jaye be ended | hs ncnerinrseh that alia Lidielderresn aid aaal ; a a : : . ‘ ts ’ he ke and ) ’ vave been extended to him throaghout the] at a descent of about thirty degrees, and vrow- mercy. One fellow was carried away who uma, a distance ef about six tundred umiles.| Every street down which you look is likewise |Yieted at the May fessions for piracy aud) ; , bbe a ve} y ' ) i for the collection of rents, or otherwise ; and | country, testified to the patriotisia of the peovle | ing rapidly larger us it came nearer, the obser-

vation of time being so brief as hardly to admit of computation im seconds. The mnie nary impression of Oapt, Turner was that certain destruction awaited bis vessel, as the territie missile seemed to be diveeted to strike the vessel

broadside. The time for relection, i+ sever,

jwas brief, and the light emitted was so blinding

in its effect that the man at the wheel and

and which, he assures his euthusiastic listeners, | remained for some time completely stupified

he would do his utmost to promote- ...Consols 1

o- 2's 734.

Markets anchanged.

with terror,

The Captain himself, as he states, remained

Lospos, August 31.--The little schooner) transfixed, and saw the fiery body enter the yacht Juha 7’. Ford, capt. Gould, which sailed | ¥ater some three hundred yards abead of his

and senteuced moaning and groaning as before. 23d June for Paris, capsized | + essel, about two points to the windward, A

was arrested, convicted tu : : Sn . from Baltimor arty. } 7 ; “ ; : while their raven-haired daughters, lounzing . “i ‘ii ; . , rover t > fir , suey for the | Om baitimore on 2. . : : ay aie isutfer death. Ou the sealfoid, just at the cd eal t OUD ZINE | stamped and danced apon the plattorm, and) the Governmeut culy find the money for when almost at her journey’s end on the 19th) loud explosiva utteaded the contact with the Next day those who were taken into cus : ale near the threshold, chase the covert insects cursed and swore at the crowd below, until it . , “ and the Le ris! ll - " J : ' : i : Ss _ |} moment when the executioner bared her neck ; ; , purchase of the estates, and the Le sislature wi Aveust. When enterine the Easlish channe!| Water, which was sharp and destening, equal tody a8 having taken part in the rivt, were i bs ited tii Ties Nils When Wikia ilivel ’ that haunt the tangles of the children’s locks. was teared that some accident might happen to) : | Asus ae See re sad or — it thunderbolt ciose at hand, and a large e , {an z DO » taster > { ne tate lock oe .¢ ° ay . 2 * a a * . - . oi der P i ? ° ‘ before the magistrate, Mr. Whitey, and) *" broke i ‘ f t is { ' 1 vcieta stg, | Within doors shines the bare, bald head of the | the scaffold, and he had at last to be bound | find a way of manugiag the proprietors. ja sudden syuall upset the little craft; one ve a d spray ascended int the ’ rok : } a 1! Sst: . i : , j \ ascertaine , on Vr Eo . 8 slo: Siwy se 1 : charged with « breach of the peace. To- ee ee ren SNS OE SHSMSEINS, | srandmothér who: never canses talkin’, freund the ankles with a rope. The voice of the | Mon “et pes Sao 3 his | Pem™80n, Name not ascertained, was saved. | FOE 2 steam aul sin 7 sce ty : : seized the larze axe that was t« cut off her bead. | ? : : : ea é | The leasehold tenure is doomed in this)... hn T. Ford left Halif he 16th | air, whieh was noticed for some moments after werde four o clock an event veccurred which 1 d Ged d ‘ { fect i ’ But whatever surprise of memorable or bean. | Rewan Catholic padre was drowed in the torrent Col I bs ‘ditt’ st Malia {The John 7. Ford \eft Halifax on the 16% , i Tl c a seireentitel Vous the ule b j \ uel e u -tounde ncers { “o . 7 » . rs a ¥ . so ff. - . nae hen te mi '€ a ' a! hed i anv ¢ “ p : . . j ie ‘ ls 2. 2 rt: v ” 2 gave renewed g2s¢ to the alread) snflamed rut the - Brot a -fo ; ¢ ;' o “6 a | cif Veaion may prepre for your forgetful- vfabus from the seaff ld . and it aved hardly be | vnony [must be abolished alany Cod a July, but finding the wind and we athe run —e bad ae oh + Cbbeity ‘an ae ' passions ot the [rish party. Amidet the os her. a rushed wpoa —s sn ywered ness, be sure it will be complete and resistless. said that the extertatious ot the mtuistera of Government will, uo doubt, lose money oa any | favorable after getting to sea, Capt. Gould res} Was a wt “4 u . h . an * ef iia! g|} Dliews upon her head, and, finally, after she Nas aad se : ‘ieee nei! religion seemed to have net the alightest effect : . . _— , ..itarped to port aud remained in the Eastern A iong trail of flame of the most imtenuse bril- crowd standing in Naylor Sirset a aan name ae ; oo Nay, what petenter marie needs inv Venice to aise ; ‘ n exe purchase they may effect. That, we always) . ; . cgi . . ial : ’ a : . had slightly wounded some of them in the . ,. paw any ene of the doomed men, except perhaps ’ : - >, aoe viiait Odie ot ‘ .|lianey was noticed as it struck the water, . Casey was stabbed Twomen named Thomas a revivity her past whenever she will, than the . e . . . I assage while the weather contiaued unfavor ei 7 : M Kr iJ M i k scuffle, she was knocked down and handcuffed.) 0s f | Breal C i agg as Posing, whe now and then during the morning thought, would be one of the results of the Land | .)),°° 9, the 23rd the little eraft again set) Capt. Tarver arrived at Port Dalhousie Os Z rt se comes Wuhan. ehasmanere, She uttered wild, terrible screams all the | S¢TPPuh Cumming OF her Urrang Ranals 2a bad hastened to what wae aid te him. At five Purchase Bill--we never believed in the fallacy sail for he - destination, with a fair wind and} Wednesday morning. He states that his nervous were charged with committing the offenee,|~. Oi Cuetec h eal | 7 i ched upon this great sea have I not seen harden-| minutes past six a signal from the sheriff, the . ’ i F : ions | aeeen wien ! en ab mS ae me ae ae : : ’ n while, and the executioner and his men tried . : : a . ” . + -.\fine weather. She wus spoken at sea on the, 5ystem did uut recover from the shuck expe before Mr. Whitley. on Tuesday evening, and is Witinteh ihei is beaet tie ble Tl ed travellers grow sentimental, and has not this) bolt was drawn, the tatal jerk given, and the | of its being a gelfgustaining measure. Wa] ane weather. She wus spoken at sea on they ad Gor eakamiinen - * ’ oO dispate er as quict ‘ US2 ie, ey : ; . } 92 oc: , 3 pa out aw a rence i ‘ Salle were ctemanded until Frid ty. L saey Was fatitl h » eat Oren . an . iv a Atos fe y prodiz wis svbillant, in my hearing, inspired | wiserable vietima were left dasgling in air. | believe it is better that the yeneral revenue! ~ th by on. 2 r to ms W ig and 3 = di : » egae | CUTS BOF Gress trot “F shoulders, ued her tee hite-haired Puriti: i r “tl pel ae ~ |again on the first of Angust by the barque| tt : ee | e-verely stubbed in the breast, and the ev: Sekt c Kee“ b Ge + white-haired Furttian ministers of the vospel | === a ie ci eek iir5 Ty ee : a wa ¢ > rd i s shina a $s sit Tietes onteien ip on the alice, thas. Mul and dragzed her : the block. nee he| 1. crevanh te quote out of the guide hook - s : i ; | should lose —~ay, and lose heavily—rather than | Pyyernnner.of Sheilds. The crew consisted of | NEW BRUNSWICK. A sere: ed ar "PRISTE : ” » ar . } ; ; , * - igs “hs y r¢ —e - ' ten committed the act with w #.0emuker s still ile le 1 iy Cae sh A a a - } * that vine trom Byron ? Upon my word, I Gre GpVAIUAC’, have any considerable portion ot our people | three men and a boy, viz: Chas. W. Gould, . aid a ; \ - y *s er Stre ne lock y . ; : : j . . be | ate ° 2 5 .* 3 “REDE . — “a? Enite, cad was ehicided by M Kracker. teas z "7 tt v4 vi i ‘ i ‘d oi d have sat beside wanderiag editors in their gon- kept in poverty, slavery and turmoil for ever. wing Mie eid ae eae Se — - sig a ee sia 1 ch ‘ound £ : which the head of the victim ts drawn forward, a - iis as > 2 pe rg ee er ee ' } . ¢ ror > o> ig , war hy 7) Ot ak early totr This tern Te mere ie ' ’ Dot . : lolas, and witnessed the exnulsion of the ne: | i Strong, seaman; an “iwal Murphy VV. | ; o : ne Alter the deed was committed but eee was soon slipped over it, and the executioner ions vid : 7 " , ae — os he news | ‘ | ne } k poy af | buildings at the rear of the City Hotel, Fred- ; ’ ran away. fhe unfurtanate mao wus re-) Yr ce Uulortenassly. the'dreaanai| ee” from their nature, while lulled by the! Charlottetown, September 9, 1867. | cook.) e erietun, which dedtroyed the Hitet und the large . . a A 2 » xe. tor nately, 2 rea és . ° } . pelea y } e . j . i “"y , ‘ mae 2 givted to his home at Sutton Lodge. Tne) °°! wid aa ! alel' a L "| facination of the place; they were powerless to | “D'Arey MeGce has been defeated in the | — : block of buildings (rotting ot Qhren Wbepet aan ‘eo ‘ . » 2 , @ arn ’ A . - ‘ —— or — -—— . . . ; .p » *Aar TD rapa j . neighburhood of Greenbank was in great eee at ae er war — ae i “" take their own journals from their pockets, constitucuey of Preseott, tur the Local Legis } FROM THE UNITED STATES. [the Pharuix Sqaure, weluding M- C. W. Wate 7 . strik: er, he missed her neck, aude cep- . : “a | . , yop re ~ of shee le : ‘oer the ead a . , . : : i ° . x ri : comuutiva.—L:serpoal Cuurter. : oe rg 7 ah a sa — : . war a talked some bewildered nonsense about coming hag, DOMINION ELECTIONS. jlature of Quebec. We don't pity him, and} New Y ork, Aug. 29.—A Montreal special) aswre’s office, the panting office ot Mr. C. Lugrin, ii¥v in er sit y ar OaCK, . + 2 . ive™ } . 1 « } ate. o-< | . . ° . . 2 - iimenmanndiadianids — 1'y - { — a3 fe f t. i ' ith wlll terse back with their families next summer. | 4 one ouly hope that he will fare the same Way IR gays the nominations for members of Pariia-| the office of Dr. Dow, the store of Mr. Guion, and Ganst Fuoon ix New Suuru Watses.—On ea in, ie a sail r a a “p be fee For myself. [ must count as half lost the) Tae only news from abroad, during the past cee for the House of Commons.”— ment were made to-day. McGee was hooted | and various of ver stores, dwellings avd buildings . : ’ re cg sialon “enic fore | took : 5 : . al | Herald, Sept. 4. : nd preve ro oak: ‘artier's| The P h. 0,000, and seme other the first of June last, rain had fallen nearly | beyond description. A second stroke, dealt A vent in Venice, hefore [ took a h use ON | week, comes to us from the neizhbouring Pro. ral pt down and prevented from speaking. Cartier's The Phernis lvove shunt B10,000, and guna 3 pont sane ip ar n ‘ : : the Grand Canal; there alone can existence.” a | es te Pacem ett sain Me samatebenhadl “al a friends raised a riot at another place. (ast-| ' fives wake pretty large losses. Mr. Wetmore j » . y 2200) : 2 ar te , . . . 20 : anti-Cx ier 2 res ap , : P , ‘ : s . “ . > ¥ eenstantiy—it was outed, during the previ- ve few ae nds afterward, fualiy put a sop have the perfect local favor. But by what | Yi"ces, Sut our anti Confederate readers will . ’ 9 rn District.) Lancetot (Liberal) had tw be} lost a horse, harness, ele. —St. Jahn Globe, Sept 2 ous eight weeks, but no great damage was to her sutlerings. | hewitchery touched, one’s being suffers the com- not care to hear it; and, therefure, we must do Legislature of Quebec, We thought every) guarded home hy the police. Three mea! Sa’ (ilbnie ‘née bdid cacaeed Wy eeaheamlal —-+——__ ._ —_~36s——-— —- i . : : i i . . ° * j a > ” ; Lad elena le x a done by the floods in the rivers. For nine) MONT BLANC ~ - a ~ life - last — to ebb the best we can to suppress it. We will, how-| intelligent man knew this. Prescott forms/ were dangerously beaten, and several othera| represent Carleton County in ¥e uty Decniiaball | ser g Ct jand flow with the tide in that wonderful avenue . . ay; , , : iW injar } f days longer the ram poured down, and appre-| The welebrated tourist, the late Albert Smith of palaces, it would be idlet aa aa ae 7 ever, state the general fact, that the elections | part of the Province of Ontario, and will be| Were injured. : dali . “ef ’ "ae c ’ se *S, be O¢ © Y ( “he + - . Pe ail 5 sa . > i rarer: 7) ” 7% } henson was yreat that much harm would, used to relate that in the last village ere he) | ean only take you to our dear little balcony in Lower and Upper Canada, uaw known as/represented in the House of Assembly at| oe “ae Pp. M The riot re apes rer, UNITED STATES, iiahad ' (Ache ; . , : : : vi : > wet art of the city was more serious than at first siemens eneve. The storm culminated oa the 9th oo on a 7 so pela saad at Casa Falier, and comment not very coherent. | the Provinces of Quebee and Ontario, have re- | Porouto. The Herald's “hope” is not een The troops were called out, and POLITICAL AFFAIRS which mony be said to be m clouds.) he fuune i : is ss meer nie ¢ : : : a f ; i | Fe . : } re . } 4 yy " ad of June in a hurricane which proved moet! it, to h« surprise, posted over with Ho luway's é ~ = F, oa — water under Us. i sulted almost ananimousiy in favour of the Con- | gratified in respect to the election for Montreal. ithe cavalry charged upon the moh, and Iwo, enn ctimenhiies ates aoe : sc apron , owell’s Venetian Life. ; . , ; ; sad ‘rig * ane - RESIDENT A} /ABINET. b disastrous. An account says: placards and discovered that tie Otativent aud | oe * ae | federate Goverument—at last advices only two | Mr. MeGee has won a splendid triumph there ; | squadrons had to gaard the candidates on their | The Washi Intelli f ; * a ; J ’ »-| Pile were there sxold, in large quantities, at a | sun bts, Saag Milita whihe wereke ond ia thattviemeh we vecsuiian the demedel ae home. The causualties were severe, | ¢ Washington Jnfelligenrer o yesterday 4 Un Priday, 21st eo! June, accounts reach-| jirtig grucer’s shop _ Alterwards,” said be) The nest PLace To spenp your Money ts, | PPovents Raving deen returned, while neat y ys jig ° ow teak over thirty cases were reported to be| morning, in coutinuntion of its discussion of the ed Sydney wiiev startled and slarmed the) «when I weot te China, there agan Holloway! vvdauhtedly, where yon will get meat for it. And terty have been elected to support the Govern-| of rowdyism, ruffianism, and Fenianisr, as fatal, President and Cabinet, says: whole of the mbhabitants, but which, un-!| stured me in the face. Lf | went into a house to | : , : : ibe hiiat aaet : . : oe Bes , , happily, proved to be true. Lhe whole of| purchase any trifling article, [ was suuediately | 98 all are agreed that R Young's is the cheapest |ment. The Rouges, Annexationists, Fenians, represented by the Devlin faction in Montreal. | LATEST NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC * We are glad to snnounce that they have 2: the vailey of the Hawksbury River bad been| asked it i did not want some of Holloway’s Pills. store in town, we would advise all our friends hand ** Clear Grits,’ who call themselves Re- We believe that all true Irishmen bere will) ™ : "e ABI : — } acted ou the sux gestion made in these columus, a flooded wo @ height unknow: and unrecorded | At last I became so annoyed with ihe repetitions) who have money to spend, to do so there. He | formers—all of whom constitute the Opposition | rejoice at Mc. McGee's success. . i aie : jand that the resignation of every membor of 8 : by the oldest inhabitant or by bistory. The! of these impertinent inquiries that [ exclaimed, iit Qaleidiid etna Ce * Rad Ostend ri Aisilicseen Seated eis ‘alts desiadal Paris, Sept. Ist.— Baron Moustier, the | the Cabinet is at the disposal of the Presideut. x, Radin Ae as ae chad by heal \* Hang the fellow and tis Pills toe! [ wish he | evra tie ante leak din plai “3 “y ae —have been beaten everywhere, even in their + - = | Minister of Foreign Affairs, has addressed al We do not by this imply that the whole Cale F ; ’\ was ia Hong-Kong, or in some warmer place. | . ' eceaioag so wn strong-holds. only consideral . | i 5 : i atie re} .| it nan: , 3 adil ob Gillie tad bblte tho sath Of the Goud tae at o Eason pe - et Tea Nees Ld | ft oe Li ye nsiderable defeat Eant. Deasy ox Coxrepceariox.—ta' the poole Sore oe See re Ca bet is eae whe cnenarts ee vom ‘ eS t bat,” ; hd} viddainmeik a ele ; ! with ms | 5) : res of France at the Kuropean Courts, in re-| cies are thus mevitably created which wus irom the bigh lands, in consequence of the) ponch missionaries traveling tor H shiver je MR. DICKENS'S PROPOSED VISIT. | sustained by the Coufederates or Union party ap course of his speech at the Lord Mayor's a dale n° lati an heG ?, aie. Wes ‘ h d hot the faa wevious ssturativae of the ground. the| i:¢.. te re “re a oe nc Mo: Salida ineninction Sie tien 2 | gard to the existiny relations of the Government | at once filled. e apprehend that the Presi ' previo : ’ aifferewt parts of China, selling bis medicine, with! pears to be Mr, McGee's rejection for the County : : . . . : . farmers and their iamilies bad to five tor) their directions in Chinese, and their sale ia im-| (From the New York World] lef Shaitiroubic:? si enaineiaintt ? | banquet, the Earl of Derby said :-— | with other continental Powers. Alludiug to|deut will act more wisely, and in accordanee 1 oe , , ’ "7 ; : oa . |Of Sherbrooke, by a very small majority, fora ; ; : rece ’ i : » Confer- | wt ; . rauti r : their hives, abandoning ail they possessed to | wenee.’ Atter this iucident [ xeriously began to! An agent #f Mr. Charles Dickens ia in thie | ; »”) ) J " Pe My Lord Mayor, you must not suppose | the recent events, particularly to the ( vitor with his accustomed enution, We should the raging waters. Lhe inerdente thatvccur-| examine myself, to know if I looked ill; but, to| country, for the purpose of inquiring into, and eatin the Legislatare of Ontario at Toronto. | that this session, much as its attention has been | eee held at Salesburg, M. Moustier declares) reyard it, for instance, ps 4 calamity to the a red were most shocking. Ln one ease a farmer wy entire satisfaction, [ found my tace and teel.| reporting to his employer, the probabilities of |The Annexatiov and Fenian feeling was largely | given to the great measure of the represent. | that this suspicious meeting of the Emperors of | country that a new man should at once be put