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g ~ its the first one who ever did such a thing. yes; first i) ‘ youth. he . inexperienced. loft the demeel‘a with hia‘ ileonsiderahly changed in regard knee-sea ng y in articular and the sex in gen— Udg hf d to kimael . “Are‘nt they all alike 9' Mr incident of" this kind also comes to mind. bhbh we will relate. and than if you aro not satisfied heth now. ‘ h. .‘k h is} WILfie nt unit we as “W yi’ifa’m not sin? particula’rly div ne y. sine oath called upon her to loan which a e desired to read. Of course to spend the evening. He accepted. filmy-mall it was not long befmebe sat down at the “rodent-(antenna) playin so berinfioile satis- m’ihu. While playing the “ ias ng Walls " shc ensue

‘9 ‘sa brag manculls here occasionally, and when Igct to}: a part Ito r she can't refrain klselbg no i”! l'rllolnoked-‘w .‘shelookedevorytlrr l 8M pureed up lter lips and look-d. srhe confident y told us afiervtarvis. "A great deal uglier than if she kaln't paeltered up her face in that up .“ 'Bubbe kissed her nevertheless; w o wouldn't have doaeaof ‘ . Young men. do you now believe the young ladies do not like to he kissed? Young men. do you not think you will have courage enou h to kiss Jemima next Wednesday or Strnduy night If you have. then "my mission is fulfilled“ for the time being—diva. Est.

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atom? be run srilvvvltacxttn arrow or a NOVA SCUTXAN VESSEL.

“the British merchant ship I". 3. Cutting. 100i tons. Captain lysun. {rarn' Savannah. with a cargo of cotton for Livexol. put into Cork harbor on theei hth. wind bound. Us l Tyson reported that he had on card the captain an crew of a Nova Section brig. whom he rescued on his voyage home. On the 12th Dot-ember. in lat. 35 56. long. 61 I .. Captain 'l‘yson sighted a brig. with all her insets and ri g ‘ away. He steered his vessel in the direction. an bore down upon her. but owing to a gain which was then blowing from the S. \V., four hours elapsed before he could eommuieate with her. At the end of that time. how- ever. the weather having moderated, a host was lowered and deapetched to the vessel in distress. The whole of the crew were found in an exhaualcd state. and with one excep- tion. they were completely vostrsts. It was ascertained that the name ofiha ship was t 0 Maggie Rose. of \Veymoutb. Nova Sculls. for Barbadoea. with a cargo of timber. Seven (in previous. when lying to in a gain of wind. under a brace reeled mainaati. the little ship was struck on the starboard quarter by a very heavy sen. She was turned completely over. in which position she remained for some fine. The crew succeeded in citing on the port side. which was the only. part of the verse above water. and in this way they saved their lives. While the vessel was in this posi. tion everything was swept out of her by the sen. which con- tinually washed over her. Air-r great trouble and at risk to his life. one of the crew got a saw. which was fixed to the seekhowae. and was not therefore carried away with the not- no third the two masts. and the ship being thus lightened. she soon rightcd. The captain now found his ship a‘eomplete wreck, and what was a greater calamity. nearly all her revisions had been lost. After a great deal of searchinga arrel was found under a quanllii of wreck on has: and in it were about fifteen pounds of our. This being eonly kind of food that could be had. it is scarccl necessary to say. though small the supply it was gladly we - coated. In the hold was found an equally small supply of fresh watcr. which enabled the crew to have s dsil supply d only half a pint A dlfieully then create as to ow the lone which had been found could be made estable. There was a stove lashed to the deck and plenty of timber about. bun light was wanting. Search was made all through the tip for mulling with wbreh to strike a light. end when the men were about so give up the hunt one of them sudden-

eanae upon an old coat. which was siufl‘ed into a hole in

the. The pockets were carefully examined. and. I. thinking it’ll their last chance. the crew stood My b . awaits ‘ the result. Three matches were found. and the meet ela rate arrangements were made to eacure the light. The seven men surrounded the stove. and with their coats prevented all draughta. The captain. with a little hesitation indeed. struck the first match. but it was damp'aad gave no light. ‘

Their chance of success was new reduced. only two matches remaining. and further precautions against draughts were now taken. The second match was struck but it pro- duced no fire. snd'the hopes of being able to-malte their only food salable. up ared very slight indcrd. after I good (learn! deliberation and improved arrangements has! been made for reventing the least puff of air extin.

‘ iahi g the only ope left. that the last match was struck. 8; occasion. the men albered round more closel . and with greater anxict for the result than before. 'l'h r de- light might be irne nod when a blaze came from the match. Paper was then lighted. and from that a fire was kindled in theatove. By eenstantattendanee it was kept in for the remainder of the time. The quantum of provision for each man was then fixed at about a quarter of a pound of dour. and a pint of water. and on the to of the stove they made cake with the door and water. or seven days the poor lien subhieted on this short allowance. their sufcrings in the meantime being intense both from want of food and the "ire-m severity of the weather. During the time two vea-

M sight. but they did not notice the signals of the lcse. However. as stated. the r. Ii. Cutting. on mesa—m, came to their assistance. The crew were teken‘ort .‘and treated with the reatest humanity and kibdoeas is Captain Tyson. In a crt time after they were comp oter recurred to health. but it must be said that the result was entirely owing to the careful treatment exer- cisedby’Captaln Tyuon. He keeps the crew on board his ship. andiateuds to take them‘en to Liverpool. where it is eepeetod the merchants will. assist them in their really dis- Mcrndition. A tufiattauscr has been despatchedfronl leupoel tetow the I“. . Cmiing to her destination.

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so. u. w. Bead, the United Slates Consul at Tunis. suites to Secretary Seward under date oi December

30, as follower- .. m1 or "report that since u inst. ihe suffer- in

el‘thie'fpt'i'pulatlon fro famine or. the inclsmancy the weather have friglttfslly lilCI’elllll. A few days since coo hundred and nine persons died of starvation in the streets a! to city. and l was informed by a that while on bra way from tho Goletta "rank he found the bodies of three Arabs on use grunteu mortality in the city from hungor “do.” entire 10th last. when I was informed h M one‘ hundred and forty-two. The news from ‘ia equally distressing. It is imposslhla to mam an a sham «trap: of the fntunhet- mlparle‘ lsvlai rum starvation a parts 0 the re- ht‘lt isl’knowa to be very greet. Supplies of use so

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m here. but thousands have not the t 'ng it. Notwithstanding the rains to in abundantcrops. large tracts of fondue Milled. or the want of cattle or seed grain. kg: of wheat ta .8 per bushel. and of barley Oi.- . wanton o'er their children to Christians for a

“We to purchase bread."

.- bear their ml with tissue 9 V .< I hear of so diatoms distances. and children lie literally starvln a few

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yetthey ocermitaoaetorvreleaea.

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Manon. Feb. l0. eves-The protracted Strike the Liverpool Cabmcn has ended. The man have s re- turned to their stands. and cubs are now running ns usual to the great relief of the people.. . . .Tbc guards of policeman and soldiers in and around Warwick Jail. Where the prisoner Burke is confined. bare boon doubled and sunny additional precautions are taken. in con- eeqnerveo of reports that the Fenian threaten to rescue their leader by force. Much excitement exists in leclt-étha eitisona volunteer in large apmhers to serve as special constablee.. . . .Lnst night a squad of policemen who were patrolling the city of Cork, was cenlro ted by a crowd of men in the street, who come menco an attack with clubs and stones-tho policemen being greatly outnumbered. lcll book to the nearest station. "I‘hey were chased some distance by the mob.. several of whom. during the ‘lltght of the pollen. fired upon them with istols and other firearms. The night being thick and ark. none of the attacking party could be. recognised.

Ltvnnnoon. I-‘eb. Io..ove.-Covn advanced to 43s. 6d. -. Wheat 17s. lid. for California Wbtto and 14s. 3d. for Red. 'Western Barley unchanged. Provisions un- changed. Gold 142‘.

Lennon. Fob. IO.—-.1‘be feeling of uneasiness created bv.-the threatening appearance of ad'airs in North- oru Turkey has somewhat subsided. The reports of troubles on the Danube rove to have been greatly ex- aggerated” . . .Diplomatto rclolions existing between the Emperor Napoleon and the Pope have suddenly assumed a changed aspect. and recent correspondence

cordial character. It is said the cause of this unlocked for change is the fact that Nu leon has become eon- vlnced of the existence of a carbon intrigue against his Throne. for the most part in Rome. to the great eu- coursgement of the Legitimist pnriy in Franco and other countries of Europe. As a eel. off to this state of adults. Napoleon has renewed with King Victor Em- nnuel his friendly tone and nssumnco toward Untied Italy. and has just forwarded aspecial order by his fr resenttttive. the French Minister in Florence. to that e «Cl. and also enjoining him to site 0 his diplomacy with that object. . . .Tho troops raise in Spain for the Pope are to be disbanded. at the suggestion of the French Emperor.. . . .Thc French Government has con- sented to expel the Ifunoverian refugees from the soil of France.. . . .Cttptain McKay was brought up for exam- ination on Saturday afternoon. He was fully committed for trial. Several riotora who attempted to reseuo Mackay from the custody of the police. were arrested. Consuls 93 1 1-16 a 934; Marketa show no quotable chsn o.

Legroom Feb. 11.—-Slr David Brewster died last evening, aged 7‘.) yenra.. . . .The lron-c‘ud ship Hercules. said to be the largest in the world. has been eucCessfully launched. . . .The Cork police have succeeded in arrest- ing many persons who are suspected of taking part in tho riotous attempts to rescue Capt. Macksy. It is reported that among those arrested two have been identified as the men who shot the two policemen on that occasion. but. as no examination has ct joker) place. nothing definite is known es lo the 0 larger or evidence against lltem. Some persons Were also nrrest- ed on suspicion of having been concerned in the as- sault on the police last night. The recent hold dis- turbances of the peace have caused the Government officials thereto redouble their vigilance.. . . .The Grand Jury to whom the cases of tho Foniuns now in prison in Dublin are to be presented, assembled to-dny at the court house. Lord Fllzgeruld.Chicf Justice of the Court of A meals, delivered n chat-go to the Jury. in which he cplored, in strong language. the outrages which have been perpetrated. and the ceaseless and low less spirit now prevailing in Irelund. The Grand Jury lhon withdrew and commenced their luhors.

Maxcnnsrnn, Feb. ll.—-Itt-ports lavornhle. The markets for yarns and fabrics firmer. Breodstufl‘e gen- erally firm. Wheat. 155. lOd.;OttttI. 3s. l0d.; Pork. 72s.; Bacon. 88s. 9d. ; Tallow. 42s. 6d.

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Loxnmv. Feb. 11. eve.-—A deputation from the loyal

lrishmen of London. \vniied upon the Right lion. Gnllrrono Hardy. at the Home Office. and presented him with an address expressing their devotion to the liritislt Crown. Tito Home Secretary replied to their address in an appropriate speech. thanking them for their manifestations of loyalty. CORK. Feb.-ll.—Anoiher attack was mode. upon the lice in the street yesterday by n mob. who pelted them with stones and brickbais. The police. who were armed with rnnskeia. fixed bayonets and charged upon the crowd. A short and desperate fight follovwd. in which several of tho viotors were bayonetod. The as- sailants then fled in all direction. leaving the wounded on lhc ground. One man known to be killed. During the day an sitem t was made toseizo a well known informer and lynt him. but the appearnnec of a police patrol prevented lho outrage from being curried out... . . .Tbe trial of Irnnon ended to-day. and a verdict of guilty of murder. felony and treason. iven against the prisoner.. . . .Mr. Sullivan, of the Dub in Irishman. has been indicted by the Grand Jury for publishing seditious articles. hrs trial li'lll commence to-morrow.

Loxnort. Feb. 12 --Amcrlcan newspapers containing congressional proceedings on the mailer of allegiance and citizenship. have been received. tlto comments of the Press here are generally favorable to the views cs-

rasscd in Congress“ The table speech of General

nka on the question is especially noted and comment- ed on.. ...Couni Von Biamnrclt is sick and unable to‘ leave Berlin, to avail himself of his leave of absence. .’...No change in the Pro an Cabinet is proposed. It is said that negotiations to a treaty between Denmark and Prussia for the settlement of the questions in dis- puto between them have failed. . . . .A grand banquet Is to be given at Florence to Admiral Farragut by the members of the Italian Parliament and officers of the Italian army and nsv . Preparations for the affair have commenced but it day on which it takes place has not yet been flxcd.....Console closed this p. [1].. at 935 a urine monoy and accounts. United States bonds 7" a 72L A

Lennon. Feb. 19, ove.-—Itnportant despnlches have just been received from Abyssinls. At last accounts from the interior Gen. Napier was at the front. gushing on the advance. and the hoatilo forces \vero rawfng nearer to such other. Reports have reached Anneslo Bay that skirmishes had already taken place between tho British advance and tile forces of King Theodore. but no particulars of the s hting are ivsn. Ollleial despatclsos fi'om Gen. Nap or are ans ecsly awaited. The money and general markets remnin unchan ed.

Loxoox. Feb. 18.-—Ollloial returns from the ank of [in and show a decrease of £140,000 in apesle ‘ln its van is during the week endin lo-dsy.. . . .It is cflcially stated thnt the Portuguese ovornntcni baa authorised Edwd. Middleton. a banker of Lisbon, and Thomas Rumbnll. Engineer. of London. to lay a new telegraph cable across tho Atlantic. the lineto be run from Iv‘sl- taoath. England. to Operio—tbenee to the Asores. and from these Islands to some at on the coast of the United States. Thenew cab e is to be submerged on the Allen principle. and it is estimated that tan total a:- gsne‘cs of the enterprise willnot exceed £600,000 stg.

onscle closed at 985 n 93!.

i" Lennon. Feb. 18. Weights—Parliament reap. aembled at four this afternoon. In the House of Lords there was a full attendance. but Lord Derby, was not being ill with the goat. After the preliminaries reopening of thv Session. the House of Lords adjourned w thoat transacting any business. In the House of Commons. Hr. Isefavro gavo notice of his intention of calling up the question of the Alabama claims. on the deb of lamb. Hr. D'Ieeasli in and corruption at elections. use of enqs’ry. mietln of ted the Speake

LahaiajflcatlinAdterlcs. but gave no information as

to the ob of this edition \

LON je‘l'eb. M. Jenn-In the Route of Lords this evening. Vri hlsye asked leave to brin in a hill to suspend first operation of tho Writ of obese Corpus for a short period from the Int of March. He said the Fenian leaders ltnd shown an utter disregard for their oaths of allegiance to the Crown. and stated that out of 268 l-‘enians who had been arrested. 95 were Ameri- cana. He concluded ll saying. that altbou b the Gov- ernment had succeede in repressing the re is. still an expansion of Its powers was necessary to complete the work. Leave to bring in a bill was granted. In the House of Commons Lord Stnnley laid before the mont- bers additional papers on the subject of the Alabama claims. these documents lmvo nlready been published. It has been decided that the British West India Mall Steamers shall cease callingst the Island of St. Thomas. hut home other lace. probably Jamaoia. will be chosen as the Mall Station for the steamers. The following is the lateet news which Itns been received front Anneer Bay: The Auxiliary corps of Egyptians retained in Abyssiniu. are leaning forward as the expedition ad- vances..notwitlretamlirsg the retpreet of the English Government to the Paslm of Egypt that they be with- drawn. liepovts from the interior state that King 'I‘heodorus and the British captives were at Maids.— Consola closed at 93L

Lormort. Feb. l5.-Lennon. who was convicted of treason and felony but not of murder. was yesterday brought before the Court. and sentenced to premium- mum at hard labor for 15 years. After receivtng his sentence be mode is bitter and defiant speech in which he predicted that before be but] served out the term of his imprisonment the British monarchy would be over- thrown. lie gloried in the act for which he was now condemned and hoped no opportunity would be given him to repent it. Lord Derby continues very tll.

Lennon. Feb. iii—It is reported and generally be- llevetl that Lord Stanley will soon suoooe Earl Derby no head of the Ministry. . . .Tltere ilss been a terrible enriquuako In the island of Forward. by which thirty thousand lives were lost.

TORONTO. Feb. Ion—Tho Provincial gonboais are being got ready for service on tile opeuin of Naviga- tion. l‘itey will be temporarily mrtnned y the Novel Brigade. now in commission. The lmperirtl gunboats will be ready in the Spring to assist in patrolling the Lakes.

New Your. Feb. l5.—Tho Cork Examiner. received b mail. says. by authority of a private letter. that Dr. gillbegforcc. Bishop of Oxford. has entered the Catholic

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New Your, l’cb. l7.-—Gold 1403.

I'anrs. Fob. 15.—In the Co a Legislatiif. an nmcnd- ment which wus proposed bv . lierryer lo the bill for the regulation of the press. introducing certain reforms in the ndmmistratlon of the courts. was defeated after u stirring debate. The Government is rapidly pushing forward the organization of the National Guard in all the departments of France. in nceordsnco wilh the pro- visions of the Army Bill, recently passed by the Sengte and Legislature. ’ “

Loxmm. l-‘cll. 16.—-Consols 93L

Nrtw Yourt. Feb. 15. r. ss..--Goltl closed at 240].

NEW YORK. Feb. l7.-—'.l‘ho following into advices came by steamers via San Francisco and New York. Admiral Bell. of the United States Nev . was drouned at lltu mouth of the Osnktt River. on I an. 11th. The mouth of the river had been closed by a sand-bank which formed during the heavy storm. The Admian had been waiting several days to cross the bar when he finally started. accompanied by the Flag-Lieutenant. Reed. and 13 men. in a boat from the Hartford. and while going over the bar in the direction of Osaka, the bout capsized and all were drowned except 3 sailors? The bodies were recovered nod buried near the mouth of the Osaka River. . . . .F. G. Myburgll, British Consul rtt Newports. died January 21st.....l’ekin advices any that the rebels rtntl mounted robbers have slaughtucd great numbers of the people. but thatthere is no danger whatever of the capital. An explosion hail occurred opportto Wncbuop. in which 3 powder arneozines and 3.000 lives were sacrificed.. ...The London Times announces that the Queen will hold a Cou t at Buckingham Palace. March 3rd, to receive the diplomatic corps. The drawing room receptions will also be held. at each of which Her Majesty will be pre- senl.—-Gold l-lOi.

leDON. Fob. 18.—In the cure of Mr. Sullivan. of the Dublin Nation. whose lriai for the publication of seditious libcls occupied the greater poviiun of last week. the jury brought in a verdict of Guilty. The. case ekelied unusual lnteresl....."l‘lte letters from Paris to the English jourmtls reiterate the statement that 0th es nro contemplated in the policy and in the Cabinet o the Emperor Napoleon. . . .llcspatebee from Senan announce the British Expeditionary cargo had (woupied Addigralrt. and reports had reached strain that the advance had arrived at Bovai and Tulnrtta. It was also rumored from line interior that the native tribes who had rovolicd nfinmst King Theodore were again submitting to his act ority.