dutt litrut u u :rt'dll'l' than that hi it El ll.<l\l\i lidmuud llurLc elicit. at the lllJl oi‘ Want a llaIting‘. .tt‘tcr pout iazr-ut f. " ti-iirttw n ll-ltll< a torrent ot'iuipauitmcd I Lith no . 1h.- tar jeqic tuiud collap-cd uudt r Ilo f l'l’t' pl p‘ty - nil-.tl ft ' It‘. an-l he fell taint _: in the of Sheridan. lint We know of tto ithl ‘l Mnbboru lt‘tIJt‘ii vtpial to Iltl.‘ o." .\l t‘lure's and the canm- \\':N on.- “ hiclt

. t - t Sililtilll l make him fauiou~ ill tlte :Illlléll: of the illllléili Colttllit‘fl.

“A year Mu a large quantity of land

iii ‘ and ilbotit Victoria was at by the (luv-l criitnent for urrt-ara of tau. , and wa< by it ltcltl on tho Itnderfituutlitu, t‘XI‘I‘t“ l and published. that the owners could h. re and I'epoolcas lllt'tl' iota by paying tltc taxe~~ dttc within a lwelvmuoutlt after their wirnre. liul it be ante iill’lwll it few days lit-fort,- the expiration ot‘the allotted term that a plot was on foot, hatched I ' he government and back- ed by it vcnial m jority in the lloine of.lvsetth bly. to pan a hill authorizing the cxt native to repudiate its contracts with the limbowuers. refusing to accept payments of .t 'reara. titttl lei/.ing npoll and retaining permanently the tliitpnte-llots. ’l't tmcniutlu'.‘ linuat- opposed the measure. Their names were Amos d.- (fo'noa and Leonard .\[ct'lurc. They knew that th ' had nothing to hope from their coili- lll't'l'li or trout the government, aml they pre- pared tlu-mscli cs ccord'ugly. 'l‘hc ii~ltt~‘c had uiade up ita mind. with these two excep— than, to ruvh through this obnoxious bill on the day before the twclt'emonth expired.

'l'here war; but one way to prevent tlii< aitd it w H adopted resolutely. (In the Home being opened Mr. .\lc(‘|ure row to his feet. the time being noon. and kept the floor tilttil tit-c o'clock next tiiorning. For seventeen hours he continued to speak. while or ' cf- fort was made by the purchased majority to put him down 'llti tire him out. With it. iiu-rcilessuuatiiiui y they l"('l.‘ll.~l.‘tl to allow lllllll to h. it against the table, to put a font itpou| n ch tr, for a moment, to relieve hintaell'l'ront the irksouieln-ss of his position by l't'SlillL: his hand tlpoli tiuythi or to speak. ilt short. in any other tltan a rig .lly ercc l unsupported attitude. During the whole of the time they relieved each other at intci‘valC. going out and procuring r intent: it“ they needed. and always h- ‘ug . quorum in the llousu. When “dilute sank exhausted in hot seat. :‘s' the light of another turn-ting “1H stealing.K

into the window-'4 ot' the Assembly liolt»:c.[

Dc (foams rose and fur the remaining Sl'Vt'll :houru ut'the twenty-four talked tlIlSl time. (in rising, amid the groans and illiM'H ot' the tlisgnttcd and infuriatedmajority, he 0. lllll- ed with more fort than l‘cilllt'lllt'lll, that it was useless for honorable members to evince thtar malice in that Itt'tllllt't'. for he had got up with the determination to talk. if llt‘l't'~‘§l|l'l‘. .‘ until the angel (inlit'icl sounded the l: ~t truntpet.’ llis putters ot‘euduraucc were not quite so severely tested. but the end \\ achieved. lllltl when the clock struck twelve the worn and wearicd clttllllllilllh‘ of bone. y looked round with pardoualilc exultaiinn upon the blatik fates of it bought atid beaten .is— notably."

GlGAN'i‘iC “REFORM” .\.\'i) “WORK- lSU MEN'S" llilllthS’i‘ilA'i'iUN IN GLASGOW.

Gt..t.=cow, Tuesday Eccniay.

The greatest public tlemonutration that has occurred in Glasgow lbrttlong series ot'ycars. took place lieio this morning. During the Reform agitation of 1882. a large assemblage of lteferuicrs, numbering about 70,000, met together on tiltingow-grccu, and this morning a similar meeting. only one ofttvice the size, estimated to contain abnttt lfina'a‘lll per ma. assembled on the saint- spottntder the auspij ot the lit-form League to pass resolutions in favor ufauother ltrfurin llili. A large trade ]Ii‘t)t‘\'§bltln, containing. according to the most accurate estimate, front 2S.lll)0 to 30,1an pcr- ton. . was loruicd on the (ireen ttt ll o'clock. and marched then through the principal rll't't'is oi Glasgow and back . ,,ain to tile rtartiug point, where from various platforms several meetings were held sinmllaneously altd rew-

iutiona in favor of Parliament ry llcl'orm ntlpptcd. Ia: ot' the

Some better idea ot the. pmeuoion than can be oltaiacd from t vague estimate ot‘thc numnci's it colitaint i

'wt-rc on that i.

matting tillit't th. i... . lama. -- it..-

1-! .t

-l.o d :‘i t'_.' or ». t " ti; c oi Illt' “t , Ili||\'i|lltl."‘ -!itt ,1 t i.t~lltl:.~t.»iuu nun lb.- \vo‘d». thin. o l: t.. :a ullll’ll'tu‘ l|t.~ vrioc-l ! clim'l‘l. .oil a .~ »: or pop lniuu pict-io- r. prc-ct.‘ . ‘tlr. t \\'.l~ aim“ Iii on: tat-r ll 1 “an the .u ott~ly wuvdc. ulotlu “ llolloi'li. I»‘ it." ‘ >tit isttiyonrtwtlot" "

.‘llulllt‘l‘ banner to .'..v p ~.-p|e, " lieforla. f 'twerc done, 'tttctc well it here done quirk- ly.' " llornt- hr::i upon a pole was it dcticc cutblciuatical ol‘lhc t'ave tit‘ Adttliam. .\iuun; the hauucr‘ ma.- M-tcral, motln-ateu and tar lL'l't'Ii. which liguvtd iii the liv'ful‘tll agitation ol lv‘l'i'J.

'l‘hc tldlowiug among other towns were rcp- rc~culed in the pt‘t)t'c.~~lttll by deputatiuiu .—— l'aidt-v, lhimlmrton, (il‘ccntlck, lh't-cliin. Stirling. (iotan, iient'rcw. liilnr t'uot'k, iv’ollo y, ltuthcrgicn, aIul l’ort t; asgow. "l'hc scene tipon the Uret-u after the return of thc iull was very animated. it was really ble to form all catiinatc ot'thc munbor -ut. btit it far exceeded the attend nice of ally previous dcumnstration ot'tlu- o. lute char- acter. lute 'purtion ol‘thctjrccu u xt‘t'owd ed. ltlitl tla Id banners by tilous‘anth‘ lt-lit an a ltiitioi l ~tlractiou to the arctic. 'l‘hcre tverc ~i.\ p tfornta, at each of which remin- tious in favor of “\‘ftn'lll were adopted. .llt'. Linqu b‘ltliit' at length.

\\'t- have received a letter from Rev. llr. (icddie ed at. v-htcy on the i.'illl oi .tagilat. 'l‘lit- Illt],/.\‘,vlr'frl;/ 1d aailrd for the l«l.itlvls on the week previous. llr. (iodine and lii< soil- in-latv, M ' Neilson. wet to sril iii the "John \Vlllllllllau in a few day . llnring hi) at w ill .\u~tra|i:: l)r, (an die addressed man} of tull- ary meetings. and had been receive-l cvcvv— where will: the greatest kindness. tiilc

liiiiaaiouary ~ptrit has begun to develop..- itwlt'

in the .\u~tr. ian churches, and as thc proplt ll:l\'t.'gcllt‘l'tlll~l llcul‘ti uiid much wealth wc luay hope that they will act uobly in the muse."

li'rom lill‘S of late Austraii .n papt s we >t'l‘ that the riot ot'lbc men of» ' .t year i~ still warmly Ili~cn<acd. l-‘roai llr. Stet-i we

learn. as mentioned ill our l:t~t. that the John Williams sailed on tile ‘_’l.~t. lir. . .ecl .«tate: that l.,lc~'t lit-counts front 1" roulan,. . from Mr. liorJon, were eucotn. - ng.audtl tth >rc .tml favo av openings for other iui-. ion tl'lk. .— ll'l'iar‘. .5.

Front the lbllutviug statement it will be It tllat, Ilttlwlillrl lndiut: the charges Ill cruelty to pt'iiouera of war so freely hurrird againa the South, thcdcath rateot'tfonti-dcr— ate primncra ill Northern gaols “art much the la '-'t:.~l :—

" in reply to a resolution of the llou=c of licpl‘c:-‘entutivrs says the \l':t.~ltiligtoli [Union of 'l‘u..~‘diiy, calling upon the Scci'itary of \\'ar for llll.‘ number of pri~oliers of l'iilll'l‘ side held. and that tiied Illll'l :tlie war. he maker the lollowin;r report: Xmul‘o.‘ "Hum."

- .~otnh, L'til.lll)tl; number of t‘on- ate prieoners north. 2tllt,tiuil; number of l'niou I‘rlattilt‘l‘s tlievl. 22.376: number of (‘outcdcvate prisoners died. ‘.‘ll..’.:l.'i. Out of gtzlaitiu i'uion prisoners 22.576 died. The thin" prisoners exceeded the L'llllli'llt‘l‘l‘lt' pri-aotiera by 61.1100; yet the til’flllt'il‘i' thi- l‘nion prisoner; fell below those of (Toufcdv erath lSIlllt'l‘a several tltuzhand. Tu-o l'uu- e prixmm's died out '1] any orally-[Ion iii Southern pt‘lh‘. Two ('li;[/i’:lrvul£ in «wars dictl ill/l o/‘utl'yfi/Z'tm in Northern 1:1‘lli.

.\ Illpt'l‘ atates that there is to be another h it light for the t'llflllllliotlhltlp oi'tht- liaglidi prize ring. the t-oiilbalauts being llal-ltvin. c llcd the il'lsll giant, who recently fought t'ot .uid won the hell. and a man who ltzm been selected by Mace, the \‘\'t'lltll)|[lltlll, but \\iltl.\‘l' name has lll)t llt't‘il allowed to lrdllAlllf‘p. }, is llI‘tl't-l't'l‘. lo ,‘a- mad.- tuition itiaat twol months before the tight, \thit-h is appointed to -eplacc in what is called London dis- trict. ou tln 'nllt of .\ptil. IS The llt'Ct‘n‘ sary articles of agreement have it'k‘ll ('Iiil'l‘l'tl into, and the alak! ill. Ksuc "ll be £2UU a side and the championship of ltnd.

Sittlt'r ltl:r.tlt'ri:l-:.—.\ <tory which is not Without mute point come: to Hi from 'l‘ot‘onto. .\ “ swell" was taking his morning departure front that well it Hl'll looti-lry the " Queer “ wltcli he was :Irslilll'tl by one tit'tlic nwrcur . ofthu press ill it rltl‘lli v il-c. "\Yoii't. volt buy the (fl-illeor [mu/er only tintii‘t~cift<." ’l‘iie “ swcll” with his incl; undct' his arm pauactl while he lvtlllwnctl lli-- kid<, and con-

may he f'vr'llV‘i l'r an the fort til it, marching f- ur '

an; JUL. epnta‘ ..l:I:r ’igbl t: pr< tty th).~t‘ t- gtlta-r, it, :1 . of from {our to the, .:.n :.o.ly of the pun ,. rough the pr .t. and wro- tlx-:t:il had left! ‘ . im- ll: ll of tau 1 had uctu .lly u. :v ti' journey tvl rcilll'll- cd to it: old place on tin. inn-n. l' dunno-A ly the weather. upon which the s-lccce‘ oi the outdoor demonstration much tit-punk. w tolcritlily line, for, ulth .h there wa- Hz: at!"-1 aliinu until late in the alteration. tltcrc w s Hui rain, and a nice cool temperature. licst lllitl‘ff for large open air gatherings, prevailed (loving2 the morn Mr. John Bright, M. l‘., who had accepted an invitation to add “a the hilt. bitanta of Glasgow upon the sulgect. of lit-form at an evening Ito-cling, wiiiit-sscd the progress of the procession front the window of the (‘ob- ttt-it Hotel, in Argyle—atroct. lie was act-om- partied by Mr M'Laren, M. l'., Mr. llitlglis . M. 1’., Mr. Graham, M. l'., itiid a number of other including among them it tlauglucr ill tlm late Mr. Couth'n. .\s the proct ioli and the iltllllL‘llM crowd which ltccoint ll it. passed by the hotel, repeating chc wit-c given for Mr. llright. who bowed his at ltnow- lctlgcnlcllts. The line oftlic pruct on pre- sented in very animated nppcit‘altce. Many ot'tlie houses wilhia the route takcli by the procession seench to bc drt-ssul for a holiday. and II ulid banners ofthc Glasgow color». floated l' an the windows oii ct ry . tde. ttliih- at some points lines were Sltfllt’lltll'li arrow the streets, and so thickly adorned with flowers and leaves that they rcaumcd something ofthc appearance of triumphal arches. iill‘lllcfix iii the town was almost. entirely Fihpt'nllt‘tl Vlltl‘otlfitllfit the day, and alum-d cvcry shop

mite: lilil”!. Y.’ eion Wt: pal t-'.rctl

til

was t'ltll! I, either for a wish to give greater _imprersiv nose to the proceedings or front a wholesomerdreutl of smashed Wilttlows«"l _dread which the rim and densely-packedz character of the gathering iii tln rl-trte .~utll~l cicntly warranted. The [)Tllt't‘SStlill ilaclf was headed by a large hotly of carter: mounted on hnrseliack and Wl'il adapted to clear the way. -—'l‘heso were followed by bodies of worklncu from variotu trade establixluucnts iii the town. and representing nearly every brnnt‘li ol‘iuan- "factoring indnalry carried on in (llaugow. There were cabiuctmakcrs, l‘ouudrymcn. cop- persliiilhs,uhot>umkcril, trnnkmakers. buildt-ra. pipemakcn, gobl-luiitha. nntl chipwrightu. l'ltcrts were also irnnmoulders. pnddlera, t2. , plate \Iurkcn, mil-era, puttcra. glasslunkcrs, wire workera, clotlilappcrs. aml hoilermakcrs. There were dye“, ropeuiakcrs, engineers, warperl, hand loom weavers, powerloom fac- tory operativet. coacltbuilders, tailors, and lvruMfi-umlern: and there were printer», liilur graphs", hookliinllt-rs. l)lfl(‘kllllilllf~'. bakers. .1' his ttml umkcrs, Witllclnlitllfl, il'Onlil‘UoEL‘l‘F. ‘uud nail makers.

rspt-cl. it Ut’lllzll\“i two, i

sewn illnltltti of a .\a. I while

c 'i-udilizrly lltilll't>.-il|l: the news boy 1 “ ('an't you." said he, " get any other occn- Xo air; but lum‘r you buy it lilo/it \‘fbcr .«. yutir ' l sir; but wont you luy l—liave you no me n- Mother. dead . bltt won't you buy. .\' l‘oot‘ dcvil. ilut won't y it buy >ir, .\';c..’ “it! l‘tc no money. At thi~ la.~t anuvcr the yuan}: ~liglttly ~tp|a|tcd, place i on his ktlvcs, ill'lkU‘i the Ulltt't' hard ill the face and ejacu- l. tiavz. l’oordevil! bolted, to the great umusc- mcnt ot'the liyvstantlera.

Mr. llem editor of the (.‘ireleville l'ninn. Ohio. hm. after thirty-four years continuous ~0r\'lt't', sold uttt. He says that during that time llc wrote 5000 (:Ulllllllli for his vicluah uni clotlirt.

Brigham Young has bet-n niakingiuvpecting tunrs round about his dominiour. lie was

pttion'. or /.>/li.’/';' ’——-ouly four cents. littlltt‘? iii. ,(r~,? l'oor

“ iuuultcd" by a rough hat ltvmad-auau. who proponnded .\l‘lt'lllll§ “’lll‘tl'-— I‘llcelitllt direct:

" How‘s your mother-in-law

Mr. Cunard oll'creil a free pac igc in his .stt-aoicra to lIIl‘t'illlllit'S going to the icl'ltiltdas to rebuild houses dc~trlvved by the lutu In”. ric. Stub lllOCllltlllt‘a will aim l't'L't'lt't‘ good uiigcs.

(ten. llllilcrran behind hi1 ticltct ill almost envy lotvu. in Z\ctvhur_\ port be m: bout zit-o beam]. and :la pot-om: voting for (inv- (‘l'll'll'tlt‘t‘lllll'tl voting for llcprcwlltiltivc to (‘tnazrc in Salem lit-ran about 100 lit" hind; iii Lynn ubott lit] Ilt'ltillll. «n.

An exchange rays it is not. umonttnnu l‘or tlistitlll telegraph opt-rater: to hold conversa- tion with each other. Ilaligor staid to Angio— Ia. tia.. litl‘ other evening: " lluw ttrc you, my t'ccollilrllt'icd friend?" .tttgnata. (5a., operator answers: “lloware you? how is tlitlll>ll aeliiltg'!"

A tma: Si'lll.‘l3.‘l‘l‘l0.\'.—“4\ ’l‘ravt-lcd l’armn write. ' in mine parts of (it tally every bottlu cont .iniug poison is labeled wiln dcatb' lu-adund crossdioitt! as lllill’k as print: iult can makt‘ them. my parcel ot‘poiionom luciliciue iu-nt to the patient illlu .t allllilill' lala-l over the address. l’ 'ay help inc to urge upon our chemists and dvnggitts tho adoption of thin very hilllpit‘. method. \tltiteh i~4 plainly within lll'.‘ ('llllllll‘ullt'll‘illll of the dullcst boy that chr handled a [tcnllt‘ and mottav.

’i'he (‘anatlinn Farrow of the L'l-at inst. my: :-“ Taking (‘anada generally. u c tliil.l: (lit in no loligcv reason Iodonllt that the late harm-kl. was fully up to the avcragi'. although the heavy rains calm d much low, and injured the crop! coniidcrably. (in [bid latter point there iw lunch ('flllllellll. among our product- dealt-vii. in the other settled tljnllll‘lfil the whml we: mmtly bat-vested before the wet \l't“tlill‘l" set in. but cten there the quality below the mark. in t'hlht‘tlt 'llt‘tl ol‘ midge- pvtiot‘nud other interior gr. having leen .vbcal."

.I...” m. r ..

,lprim tl'l'l‘k l

blue l. by tuclr >Itpt't'lilt‘ .«ti tt' pmition. and t._ t'i.~ lI<I.\o~~lut| Ill .uptirior l'rumunlt and \rtct'tcan war hope to «ll-that Fl‘ on c. .\n~trii and lit ind. and gain. on oin- \idc. all oft-crmany. .tttd on ll.t' other the lilack .‘va ulld tbc .Iiillt'rtlllutl to (‘ou tanlint-plc 'i'ltc lllllllt'i 't rplcotlid one. and. if g i-tcd at . I. will be gained at a da‘hw—o Io [ll'l13.\'ltrl.ll. We hear ‘ m-hoo-usay that it will not la- t'tiv to aim them while they live occupied :llmltl their i‘i\llilillltl||. Neither will it. ‘llut the French went in Mexico while we \tcrc cu- eagctl ill a \t av. and could not help «tum-Ives. and they tried to bring about a mediation on lUl‘lll-w which would hate tvcn tho South it» illtlrpclltlaltt't‘. So. while regretting that any war ailllllltl come to tllhllll'll the progrcw of an event so important to civilization its thetlrcal Exhibition, yet we could not exactly cry I over it.

The lloxtolt l'ost til Monday , a very iti- tlucmial papcr, has it leading article devoted to the 't‘oothdemtiou ut' the i’rovincw.‘ it hunts tip and cuoligcn Mr llowe in ill: t'illil‘ls to lump tltc. i'l'tn‘lllt'tb‘ anundcr. (liltilt'a from

ada, and the growing power ot‘thc l‘uitcd .~., and concludes with the following," — " \l' do ltnl looktbvimmediate(‘outbdrtnilmu ottt‘sl‘lu's: when the dill'creut l'l‘0\'lllL't'.~ shall be .sttt-t-t‘~'.~lttlly dratvn together, it i~ moat like- ly to be d me by their common attraction to the l‘nitcd State" than by any natural and di- ,ret'l alilnity t'aronc :iuutht'l. . s it ltu\\‘.~l;llltl.~' tlic t'aiiadim politicians are moved chiefly v ambition to make u llglu'e ill the world. while the Lower tinct- Iucu l‘tllhllil. M'llne and ‘iutcrlnt. and conclude they are well cnuugl oll'i‘or the pl‘cwltt as they are. ——]l.r.1-.',rpi'.' ‘

\\'e have been iuluruied that some llt'l‘Stllh', llllalt'tl by the o'lobt'x statemeutq about the tluut‘ trade; few “‘l't'ki ago, were induced to Ill'|i\ a supply from the i'uited St:ite~'. atid the , ult, muchtotheirdissathh idlliS,tll.li the Uni of their llottr is from M-venty-iivt- .t‘clll . to it dollar per blil. more llinti it could that-«- been imported for from t‘anada. The s ' .' tn the l'roviucc during the past three months liy importing our Ia'c:ul.~tuil'~‘ from (‘anada rather than front the l'mtctl Status. is not less than l<Iltt,tltltI.—.\'I. Ju/til Arum".

‘l‘lit- impeacluucnt of Pr lent. John-mu will. it i.‘ llet‘t'l‘llllllcll by~olucofthc Ni w l'ork paper he attempted by the “ lhtdit- lfin lhc :iluh t'ongress (second amnion), whitli is to meet tilt the iirst Monday in llccembcr. in a late clct'tion apt'l‘t'll, .\li'. llilighaui saith—-

‘ So hpr tut: (iod. i will neither givc deep to my eyes nor altllllilt'l' to my eyelids imiil l ~Ihall hate tlt‘ttwn bills ofillipeitchlncnt against .\url"ctv Johnson."

The grounds of iiupcaclaucut are thu~ stated :

I. All ' 't-utpl to bring Congress izitoptililic li-ltl'c-l, ionic and coutclitpt.

‘.’. Wrougt'ully u.~iug the power of appoint< Inthil. ath iii-regarding the preicgitivmol the lf‘uitcd States Senate iii Iill' appointment ol men whom that body. in pursuance of culmi- ttuioual authority, had tried audrtjectcd

L‘. For declaring peace in the insui :try States without the consent qutmtII

4. For corruptly usn ' the pardoning power.

a. lv‘orhavingfitilcd to ctil‘iircc the Civil it, t< hill.

Ii. l’tu‘liis complicity iii the New ()rleai l'itit.

'l‘in: Part: in" ft We inf the 'I'I‘ml‘s, that l'l't'ritlcnl. Johns ti ba~t ap- pealed to the clemency oflhc lirillsll tiovern- menl on tehalt‘t the coiidelmtml lt‘aliianr, """ 5"”il' lit'M ' e ~p.-i'ctl, and '.licil‘ per- cheral brief

Ull-

:(‘m‘nr

wit: sent to lilo l’t nitcntiary. hints; of the same tctior have up» . ii iii the (,‘anadian papers, the most p: tict ar state- ment being that which was llliilllyllcii in the 'i'ot'oulo Immhrof 'l‘litltwtlay last. iii : ticlc on the " ('oudemnetl iI't-uian. ' it said that— 'l‘hc formal passing oftlie sentence of death is ltut regarded as a certain ilitli 'ation oftlieir fate. Circumstance: pobit toward leniency. 'l‘lie nettsaity lor shedding blood is not very mgcnt. nor its utility clearly lranaparent. ’l'hcst- ('ll‘t'lllllrlallt't's all] probably St ttle the late ol'tlic primitt‘ra; but it'll shuulilturuuut that none of them: 'c cXct'ulwl, the >ub~~titut- e-l punishment ttill no doubt he exemplary. l.ct no one rttti away \lllll the idea that the l" lt'lllpl‘ll‘l will get full ,'l‘tllllt or any- thin;.r approaching to it. Public opinion will dt mand that punishment to be certain and St't‘t'l't‘. l'ntlcr ditl’crcnt circumstances they Would have n~.~uretl|y have been hanged. if it were necessary to tlcier from another raid to execute, all appeals to mercy would he