TIE NEW rw AN RIL. Tne Hon. We. At

troduced into the Assembly on Thursday last a

fait appeneen: byt anst to mapport fr aga | Posed te go into Committee were severthtless | + } and privartoars uiteamached tw 4 Overs, Hscussed with muclf warmth on both sides of . | « agitated. Caan toe in Tee NS on ot the House. q_weussiog su the chénces of the struggle, \ the untaverabie of M

The cancelling ofthe appointutent

. } . . @ oves, capabie, r. Dickieson, in the one case; and the non

exaggereeyg

ny uvudt, ol aw die effurt, bat Hut jews iabie acceptance of*oftice, through advice, on the Bill to authorise the Government to borrow ” de val ru vere ee ; . 210,000, eur ; ; toward the te panic Buse idea hag prubuliy eucered | nuit of Mr. Buliderstun, map be suid to hare £210,000, currency, to be applied towa tue 4 rie ur own Prlitary aullhorittes, © ” G t | e r ‘etary estates "tres Is if tue wit aed a ‘dis Meal cae, | ww sedalPthe purtbess tur athish o Comat uurchase of proprietary estat Ihe an, i Late suyyreste i bore ; gu 3 i “ » ° . . . : et , " . a — " . vbtaincd, is to be effected on the credit of tie ee of the Volunteers, apg ireqerent as .cia- mi the state of the Colony was desivued. nop with regular Croop@% druid aud proctice As we heard svaveeiy any of the arguments in Colony exelagively=sthe Government Siimen et »shserv Gen. Couangar ¥ ; . nn ing if vo ‘or eo ~die Oo aD ff than has yee been srved ° ee | the discussion, we feel that if would be out of idering it necessary or expedient to apply foi an 18 ; ive ‘ m- owe : mer considers tl tnianiry eo mu na : Ni tie : he | @ Iwperial guarantee. Fhe interest is not to ortact apa of the service, and he alleged |) ‘ us to olfer any Comtoentary on the . er : , st it was the knowl edge” ot this wien whole matter. exceed 6 per cent per annum, and £60,000 of that . : cave Spam the pre} ponderance she held’ ror a emma the amount proposed to be raised will be ob century and w hwit mm Ku yr “It ty the NOVA SCOTIA. tained, if possible, in the Celony, payable tn i ‘ x Ts, he « — ca ¥ must dangerous of ail etror red ten vears: and the balance ¢£150,000,) to be su pprrse that there ix always time envuh to A good deal of excitement prevails in PTatifax , ! bh} coupy ouesell With the imantry. Wien the vbtatued abroad, payable in twenty years.

and im some other perts of Nova Scot:

a, arising . . , trem pet sounds, mes und hortes, Wes perched eau The Bul preposes to create a sinking fund of “ut of the preparations for the forthconving! .- y 1 porsemen chargeng im duserder, may tot an ; ! Be me FOPMACOMMNE | £5 on every £100 actually borrowed: jactant produce 4 considerable effeet, but, elections of meinbers to serve in the first Fede The O i.e : oad oe : . ' ' ae PPesilion, as My wt be expected, vers jgtentry Reed & Virtue Whica requires Wve ral Parliament at Oitawa under the new Do . ‘ time ty gain, And vigoTOUs traning OUty com rl til warmly opposed the Bill, on several grounds : : an winion, 1 unti-Cmionists appear to be as ? ; . os we wach Ms power. What the General culty in : ppe ae which we have not space to refer to in detail ; ; ie8, °° deecribed as dang s #uxious to get to Ottawa as the most enthusk ; ; . . ‘ flabby arm are dx . aby: tums mT ios the wholl fasee of the Government party re mative! buenour, mtvierabie to the pupala-) tue Coulederationisis in the Province: but,

yon, and rumo@s to the treasury, Whereas) 54 i), , . . was brought to bear in its support, and of tpuly J jedging from private and public information : ea army Wel: prepared lor the tatigues ol ; , ; course the measnre was carried triumphantly. . ; : : ; Upon Which we can depen he 1 sts , war hue the best prospects of success 1m every van cepend, The autt Unlonists | we shall be glad to see the reported debate on ways end a8 the ureteriaisel.guch anu arm, 4))pear to have very little chance of being re 3:1) : , ‘ the bDisl, to perceive the views Of meimbeis Oi are 2 the Lands of the Freuch Governprent, turned for the rneetr: itan city and counts : a . — : oe tbs adviest Tecommends the use vi thew ; : -’ | both sides of the House, so as to enable us to these d . whatever ir party may do in other sectiens |, : , ‘ ‘ «Let us not ruin ourselves by exXtravigant p | . form ai inteliirent judyment on its merits.

' + t th rovines 1 this Celony r Onle :

. @ #4 2 . . t 4 pDecdpn! es.) 4“ ° : s ‘ awaments, bh Jy let us provoke no : so Bes’ But*the misfortune is, that we shall be in the voe, and let ua be persuaded that, rely! g on Seem to be neariy as muc h ypposea to Confe 3 . 1 i °

» . . : . middie of the 7-davs, orata fime tr yr to a valiant National Guard which, beture it is! deration as eve althouzsB the opinion is, that ake er oe a valied out by a law, custs hothing to the the | : ’ lp ae recover from their de; ressing effects, before

2 . i ' we us mentis largeiy on the imicrease ' ' 1" . treasury, &m army of relatively middling c <i ’ ee ‘the public will be favoured with a report of the strungi¥ Ccunet:itute structe ’ iriotietown se this as it mav, there 1 . ei strength, ou ° uted, i rm ed, : ee eiceulionary d Spiays on the L yan Bill ‘ and commanded by (senerais disinteres ed ’ all 10 doubt that a msider ible time niust eiapse, ' “ P 1: F ‘ ' ; 1 ; except the country wad its glory, will Know and a Little ' eal te : speeches in Farlament, two months old, do , ‘ : i iy SSI be brought to bear hi how td wake thuge repent ot their temerity not constitute the so.t of li sht literature which sala ft » us—to with some temptin'z rnduce- | who, confiding in were mrumbers, would Lt. 4 : > ~ * most peopie care tor in the dog-days, wanting res; ect te our cuuntry, Wiios uts being held out wiore the mhabitants . ’ . -

é . ake , ‘type ; We sincerely hope the loan will be eTected. renown doss Ov te 6from yesterd iy f this Island will be indaced to join the Confe ‘re a . ; : ie cs These sentiments express what is passing To gay t Pr Kd I { the Government have money at their dis-

ae ah it rince. hwaward Siand : , ; . just now through the minds of the FPronch . i posal to buy proprietory lands, all well disposed ry look with dis » eas neve wo mto the 10N On any terms, . : , teople, he loo Cumay & the eres : - prietors will, we believe, be inclined te sell. ing aumibers of their military force, whilst seems to us exceeding by absurd 7 f ane Paso! , ‘ the Geresane dec! tre such increase can b» in i '—— ; {any unreasonable Proprietors should persist vended only for hostile purp ses, and make NEWFOUNDLAND in holding their lan is,’ after fair offers bein ¢ » ob . a oo i 2 themselves very angry about them If Gen. — made by the Government, to the detriment of thengarwer's eftimate of the capabiliti-s ol. =. John’a N. I per ‘ ! rat f, : - F b ins, N. F., papers to the Ist st., the peace of the Colony, it will be for the Leg the Prussian army be correet, there ean be vin whi thas i + ° . i un l é the © risiature of ys ‘ : > . ; “ ae » » . hietle doabdt of the ability af the Brean’ mit th € att of that Colony |islature to consider hereafter how such pel obtain a mastery : and hrs suggestior fot was Pp PU, Ue OF PF FidHy e 26th ult + HIE &') sons sh u j dealt with. T we leusel rid completing bis countevmen’s efficiency dors tracted Session of uearly #2 weeks Fie” fenare on this side of the Atlantic is becomin n 1 I ATANTK s S ming not appear to he lost Upon t e Crovernments) Governor, in his speec eee ’ +} ’

‘ . "” ‘tuiated the twO/ more and more obnoxious every diy—it is fur we hear ui new courses of traming adoft- iH ‘ a ; : edamong the Zrwates and Ture os, who are : Pet ee ee Ta ! to a free people, imbued with the spirit every day ifstructed té load, fire, and reiusd Me Sea Fishery,” aud he * irusts it the leinoerat sall of the Anglo-SaXon and while living fae Us prod the ground; they are | ensuing sea } may ittended i t less | ( ri ices n this side ef the Atlantie are aiso @hiiled with bandaged eyes, an! are t ‘ oa a4 : minder

tunale re its tron ne eniet atl aly eratively dem: taught to resp md teu wateh-word crica. to i iits a tion wil be imperatively de manded aceustetm themeelves to might work Phere ve His Excellency ref to the Act f m what party may be in’ power. w= but letcle expectatiops of & continuance of | Of the Imoerial Parliament for ¢ de _w . ef vee ' n Bill] a ty s ‘ ri present yal rh peace and the danger of war arises, aga) aris! the Provinces of ( N ee : . i 1 a nm ract byte re ison ot the raper CX presse rt, ith e grant situ 1! Vow B : ’ . ‘ec rus ‘ tit t ws . } created fur Prussia by the war of 1X6 n siti — " Be & t yosed to be sais d under arfogant intoxication a Vict us| UF two flouses wil care y1 ' te the | it there is no denying that the amount is ewetiv, amd rm the distrust fele by Greet f ‘ i : thie \ : 4 . = a a “ , view I wye fer a Colony with a small an ual income, as to ail b ench pretenis we Coun } his Consid ‘ the | mwarck did not take any great aceount tie y . : I : ; ae a nture generaiy mo e than th epular sentiment lavt vear: but be execitosit : i a , , se s is the part of revenue, and with the prominent pusition it is per i i and werke it for hisew? purposes. bie te not r , : . this subject :— isst r bv creating fori fa large publie at the endot ail this interns! difficulties, Sut Li the I Pa nent ently j t 1 ure I ite debt, and ut apparent sourees quate » foresees that what remains to be n sed the | Canad Nova Ss vee auld heye to te secotm plished by # German!) and New Beunsw k . rn shed in res to meet t ] > Crovernment are entitled to war agaits! Prance.”’ wet of those P es the weepusal for the :zext lit for the wise precaution in not ask Phere are persons who regard the position Confederation of a e British North Ame ‘ + av Lupdrial wearantes Phe réefuaul od of the Emperor with teelings akin to despair, | Possessions | ' a prot F : hiel ld be j hI , Re irte wh a woulc ) Ineviladie bot we have no suxh teeling Phe Mexican! for the admission of this Co vy. it nine - =" ee ofsir wae a blunder, bata high eeke wae t érs wot yet j led. upon terma. here.| “© * , Would, of course, be the instant death played for, and if the Eaperor had been sue- after tobe settied. It nes dute al. t 3 eesful the glury of his success would ave) Mem) B ; invest oa ———_———~- <> -—_ —__— heen To meNae. He wili mtke me euch fixe) this subject ) r that w i at xt LA CEST NE Ws BY TELEGRAPH. take agam. Nether will be respond to the m x it may acai htundert —_— courtesies of Count a with anyt) ing | sideration he Lez \ ‘ CABI FE het refined civilities until the ppertunity oe L ately { } se th . , ‘ : ] May — | tayt the meeting of curs ter a d-moks tretien of bis thoughtsand ite) rez flo the most mortant estion } ‘ ; , . : eS ity Meh cha re tenteons. Bistiwrek's beureis are thick en igit| the commu has vet been called mt i that d , ; t j 4 w } Ni a { pre hat for afy gion s ambition, hus they are not ee- ¢ , anil ty MUST EXE [ | { Ut : . « . A sire uv Ys Ta a#advatie ad the ve co carely fix -d apon his head) Changuriner evi é st inHuence on ita future fortunes This hill” it ' a j . i ‘ “ ‘ = . hi 4 t { dentiy feels that we could knock tuem at) duty w wot be less i ftant than anv others , ; Pay ; ' , én : : lustead b2th inst. a Diow, and waald like tu do ft Tie Kew-! wi levolve upon vou in spect of the «

° ' : iB \ — vecniaAnN. primoners yerur Nap tHeon 's more cautiows, and makes stit ven 3 W n you represent. and whose Depein ee l Fenian prisoner ample preporatious He is strengthen uy his ‘ .* eee ee DBomrke aid bone beeve been convieted of hi ri army ci everg possible way, and even the t] t rol * } iced to be haaved on the

: Oh uf the present at? as aes ad

bende in the cavairy regiments are suppressed, ee a ee ee ee Phe trisk of Ma but only as & measure of coomomy, but te Wx abet Rie cee ees de we AN ierey Is MoW In progress betuce the eomreis make every men that wpaid tor fully ap ty ‘ wre . = —

— * ‘ se re W er bas Cause 20 qerahe ° ‘ ° ° his Work. ! “ «banda, en\~ M arsiial N “iy. ' ” NOG < —s . INDON, Mav 2, eveniny. -Cons Is | : for

liztress the « ite iicte* anf « : } ~ sey =a i ve Minister of War, in bis repott to the Mapep- | 1th vuntry districts; an@ what is) mepievs 5-20's 71]. Liverpool markets without or, **aheorh mut only men who memther do var yvorse, a yreat many of our industrious fagmers, | CoA.

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Fisom duty a Hime wl peace nor wevive set vice |p. wily amongst those in Kiag’s County, Loxpox, May 2, even.—Considerable uneasi- War. bat dlse use hordes Which might be oh- will Gnd it utter ‘mp sh , hess is eit in financial circles, botPhere and on ‘ i “at Mie rly n Ossi! »>Droecure See ployed In meuntiny combatants now on | -t. =" mrereee etl e Continent, as the result of the tortheoming Moreover the eavaliy s sidiers, who have quite r the now rapidly approaehing plants j e coufereuce.. . . . Earl Derby savs ollicially work enough of their own to attend ty, are seasen tyat mo plan hus been certaiuly fixed Upon ws a alter obliged to clewn the horses of the m usi- +o —— busis of the sutslemeut of ihe Lausxeusbure ques eins, and sometimes these also uo! the pupils scpreme Corrt.—The Easter Term of this ! tigy, oly mach he confidently hones a permanent} \ A 7 es ' . : 7% 4 whe ufe die re teed” trom tiiat duty by reason) Court, for Queen's €.unty, connrienced on peace wil be the result of the deliberations of of their atudres and rehearsals”? Tare oe dil Susatay! ; I 7 the Chief J the congress é iv fuast-—the 4 ishhips the lief Justice ' nerress. suppressed, only envugh trumpets being re , * rt y . } » y.{and Me. Justice Peters presiding. Tae Lonxpox, Mav 3, even.—Despatches have tamed to give the necessary calix and signals “" , , creer: ae Te : ; . ° wen received here Which state that a rising of required for the service War ie evidentiy in| cord coutained seven summary and thirtees Cat S ; ; . republics iu Catalona, Soain, has oceurred. | the thoughts of the Emperor and his officers, | ap cul’ cases, all of which have been disposed, Nothj. : Sl ee tt ti { ’ i ; ae WWESAL ES Ebaby & Cu GUlspust WOT Das MUS PIred as » the proportions ol and Luzewburyg, after all the efforts of dipl Ss bik ie eee jae ty ie insurreclion, macy, ay be the oecaster lor 16. < ~*- 7 - . “oO —_— ' ] H 1 y ' - Loxpox, May 3.—In the House of Commons ee ! JAM —t part of onr); HE ihe =o t part of ¢ last nizht a division took place on the Reform Ine Ho of Assembly was, on Mo da init edition, and the whole of our City} Bill, aud the Government was defeated be a evening last, according to previous notice | Edition of last Monday. we published the put majority OF F 1 votes in favor of the Liberal : . ; -| party. .. The Governme at insists on the policy that purpose siven hy the Leader of the O po port of a telegram, announcing the death ei* \ ht * : Hyd P < . . , : ‘ ‘ : aralust bolding political nectings lu tiyde Park, tion - ¥ “ snd. epvase his em which was to | » takes OF ; sition, Hon. T. Heath Haviland, engaged in, itieman, which was said to have taken | id the Home Office has issued a warninz discussing @ MOtion to vo into “ the state of piace af an ea vy hour, on Mond iy morning rainst the Ketform d®m mstration to be beld in! the Colony,” in order to canaider the appoint-| last. The telegram was received by a near | 't peace on Monday next.

. > . . , i ; uae ae , om ire eenteitl

ments te office of the following persons :— Mr. ative of Mr. Yeo, in the City, and shown to : Loxpox, May 3. r Doth -_ og’ “os ‘ . . ; Has a ned the ameudment to the reform bill Benjamin Balderston, ir., te be Kezistrar of | ™any people; but it appears that the telegram it : is tui J . ee" _ ' ' ’ ‘ which iw carried by the liberals hk nirnt, Deeds, and Mr. Charies Dickieson to be a load! ¥#* not correct. The Isliender of last Frid Che Governipent has « uded got to meddle : . . ° ° j : ™ oun thdeoreen +} ’ a dee a Commisaioner for one of the Road Districts in| PUot d the following parazray h with re ~ held on Monday , : ; , Pilea warht, but il constabies to Qeeen’s County. Te was stated that Mr. Bai-| ereuee to Mr. Yeo: ei} : bhi des 4 seri ats ce orde . » .* e (rie Saal Pa o aad i ‘ derston bad connected himself, in a most cou Phe friends ot the Hon. Mr. Yea, of Port Hill, —_— May 3.—A treaty of alliance has a ; , da will ne doubt be pleased to learn that the obi DERLIN, May 6. treaty OF ailrance has spituous manner, with the Tenant Lea ue, gentleman is somewhat better aud there is sill been coucluded between Prussia and the Grand which was denounced by the Governor's pro-| a prospect of bis getting about again.” me { Hesse. ‘lamation as an illezal association—that he had en Te beg . netted aad |. ss TrTeOVprIT ; ; Hatirax Markers.—In a report of the, LATE NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE. Signed some resolutions of a seditious charac- we ‘ere , ; a Halifax Markets, published in the Evening IMPORTANT FROM THE PEACH CONGRESS ter which were passed at a public meetingin| ., i . ; . , ea : ae : | Erpréss, (Halitax,) of the Sth inst., we fed the New Yours, §th.—Special cable despatel Queen's County, in 1965, the reeord of which So aie ‘ ai ns the fuilowit

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t 1 « l appears in ihe House of Assembly Journa’'s of : , s \ i i all’ ae “Pi ee r Pits ote aan tn, teallor Meee Lox von, a, Peace Congress m t act Years Whice and were brous nt unde: the the h wb price s of Breadstuffs wi have tive terday. Dine “pro ceaings ore BeCrer. ae notice of the anthorities in England by the Ad- effect of cauging an enquiry. Oats quiet.) 4C" however, is ~~ wwe that Piawce is wi . oo : ' “me ; ao ' to cep ne slanting of the fortress winistrater of the Gavernment at that tige.—)| Better has slichtly declined. There have been | '"'4 | r Sst maitre, eee shal Me. Diet as Tae R S Comat large arrivals the past month, which have caused 5 MKC oe su tuat it wi tot ; val , “i icxreson, (the new liar ommissioner, , " . ‘ e) ‘ a wil ut conee Is n

1 ry) the downward ten leney. The reveints for the; ™ I nee 4 Whii not con it to v1 u 7 j ve} @ « aftantes @f acetile Wastin a mech more unen ¥iahie position } . ie had week from out p rts, 400 bbls. Apples, 105 1€S5 Ali ben ie | ant co p suafaintee ei setive been tried and convicted fur resisting the! bush. Unt 165 packaves Butter, 1400 bush, | @eet Which atl se ' ne a 9 r Pic. 8 . . . . : ‘ ad 200 Potat 23, 200 bus) .| war against the future desizns of race authority of the Hith Sheriff in the execution of | 4 ¢ hbis. Potato =) yo Puraip enkds case they souzht agzression in thi " - ; , . : from P. | 4 Island, GG pac | arses of But ter. 4006 } russia an sou uM ag : In inls vs duty stenced to 1X months imp nmet : : ; ‘ op Lining , - rive ; uly, apmiquecd to 2h months lwprisonm ent, | tush, Oats, fron Ce vada, 50 packages of Butter; | rectun. Eng! and ber ieaes t rae ee ana tined £00. Through the elem “ncy ©! the from United States, 12 packag ~ of Butter d the Session ac J uirned to er ale the repre- : ° : . Pie . fr Oe ate f£eutatives tc reccive Nerrayphic mista t Lieut. Governor the fine was remitted, and the: The Expo:ts to West Indies, 20 bush. Oats, |) S°"S@uves i ee Serre "L a 4 i $100 packazes Butte: trading. voyazes, 16] from their respective governments. i the — : sa ¢ : ; a aa packas Aitter, On traain y ya es, Oi i ‘ ; miszuided man released from prison after boing Pate wate hy es 5 ~ meantime war preparations are procee dives bn ashort time in jail. His appointment was Provixions.—Pork, «nm consequence of large |) 't) S1Ges. | vanes buying Se . o i > + vy rte : aT @ Prussy 7 frankly acknowledzed by the Government to! arrivals from P. E. Island, has declined, Kusland aud Spaia, —. ia ta - 100 Ol ¢ . : : . . » re ruts Purinv ar »} t ale i ead we Pry have been a2 mistuke, and made throuzh mis.| te demand is inactive; holders are askin the resular ariny are tad wee Fe ~ ' 2 b> é ’ g mis-| ; ; oa i the varris i ‘mourg. sina’ CK ail . That ate ne $20 for Mess, but find no buyers at this figure ; | "PP? t a garrison at Luxemiarg. isin a > apprehension. appointment, we u T-| atu « a ~- - tide res : uatic Ov ive se is th: pprehensiot a pe €T- | 319.50 and $19.75 may be cansidered a fair | dectat the sit _ monow Mowe se mous than stand, has since been cancelled.—-W nls res sect juvtation. Prime and Prime Mess quiet; Col b }CVEE NEG i russia 18 Couvertiag muskets to Me. Baiderston, it was stated that he was tions nominal; Beef dull aud declining ; Lard in| Me Yreeed floaters.

moderate The reeeipts for the week ; Loxpox, May 8th—eveninz.— Reports from —From P. EK. Island— 709 bbis. Pork, 12 pack-' Warsaw state that the Russian Government is ages Ham, 223 packaves Lard. From out-| ¢ .ucentratinz t-oops and munitions of war ia the | nor Gazetted to it—that his nomination was ports :—250 Pork, 20 bbls. Beef, 10) provinee of Pi sland. i made at the recommendation of the mem ders | packazes Lard. From Canada:—5 > packages | Loxpoy, May 9th.—The demand of the P, ue- Ham, 100 packazes Lard. Cabinet in regard to Luxemburg are eae sa menacing tone. ;

assuliib ) : 3 JASSE: 5 i ose CONVERSATIONAL ERE NC HC Ol ASSES Sr. Perenesera, May 9h. ~The Emperor!

— » see dure " ne Although our space ia limited, we cannot help Alexander wiil visit Parts in Jane wext. Bertix, May 9th.—Prussian Dict yesterday | jaccepted the new constifution for the North

onty hamed Tor the office of Rezistrar of Tveds oer

—he hai received no commission for the ollice,

bbls.

o! the district in which he resides, and that the | si un

Government, in making it, had no knowled se of his connection with the obnoxious Te mnt leoasue resoltions above referred to. Mr. Kaklerston, ia view of the strong objections to

his appeiutment, the

calling attention te the above claases, advertised

ineur colamns, it may not be generally known

German Confederation, ; ticnwoxe, Va., May 9.—A serions riot oe- curred in this city this A crowd of nezroes gathered in Carry Street to witness 9 trial of the envinea of the Richmond ‘fire department and Wilmington, Del. +» re

has withdrawn claims

that the aystew of édueation in England has bee) come tntich were practical than it weed to be. as olive of Negistrar; and the Government will, regards the study of lacguages. We are glad te ho dowkt, give the Office to dome other person. | see the same plan adopted in our connounity : The Hon. the Speaker refus d to put Mr. and eannut ic wl: i a Huviland’s motion’ fur ‘going into Comm ttee | the abovy classes are advertised, evineing an uu- comsany:' X Ezit took plage end a negro:aws arrested. Moh« of ne groes tescued him, but | “on the state of the € viouy,” on the ground: usual consideration for other teachers on the part he was again captured. Upon arriving at the! . of Mra. Stevenson. The Gymnastic Exercises upper Station House the negro mob a suin res- apeak for themaeives, and the additional imstrac- | cued him, throwing paving : stones at the police. tiow on the rules of Etiquette will be of great Captain Jenkins, of the police, two serveants benefit to ear rising geveration, and really the apd one private were injured, two seri nisty. terins seem moat moderate. | Ry this time the mob had swelled to nearly | St cl 1000 blacks. Gen. Schofield sent up a com-| An attempt wae ane to set fret toa block of pany of the lth Re iment, and oss on the! *| buildings in Fredericton the other night, the incen- ground himself. He s spoke, to the moh, eoin € diary having -prinkled paraffine oil over a portion tnanding z ‘a= ta al - = the zs ae pe should be agtved to first, and that) ory poof and then applied the match. Fortunately disoleged. r i — ten caste Ss) ould thea give tweuty-four howrs notice of jt was discovered in tute prevent the disaster 2° Grove ©

ay Sh —The conference of Euro. * wee, fe grepeer’ p.m, Ty | which mest hare segnlted bed the flames got ME for oe iestivehdied of the con-

Majority of the House sustained @he honorable headway. ‘The Reporter says insurance policies Gioting claime of Franee and Prussia to regard. er; but the matters on Which it was pro- in that dietrict have been cancelled in consequence. tu the Graud Duchy af Luxemburg, wet here to-

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Ls ; wich he might he supposed to lave to the) ’ , evening. large

but adwire the manner in which

that the motion was irre gular, inasmue (weording to the Speaker's ruling.) Mr. |

innd should have tabled any resolution w tich he intended to submit in Committee “ on the

Mate of the ( ‘ulony,’ , twetity-four hours pre- ‘ously to his making the motion. Mr. Havi ‘and vbjected to this ruling, stating that the

as,

avie

land the deck officer unaware

|} A Philadelphia paper contains an advertisement

Ist

these traus

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i with slight injuries.

| UU. ) most eminent men--1en tho are too conscierti- |

_science bas yet deviaed

Nay, Ref te ported that the WaMigganers hen!

htate te carrysoutethe proposition for guarantee: g

leost Gerieral Hensley fn- ‘the neutralization of Luxethburg, and that. the vt tho Golden Tora ane i beaihs reduced to.

people akk for sonegation to Belginui,

DUBi.IN, M, iy F —The Fenian prisoner Con- noly was to-da\ corivicied of high thease. by the Speend Ammen 3 gion. aud the prisoner Clar ke Was wequbied, aie deca riged from cusiody,

New Yorm, May 7—A cable deapateh from | Bal . - z= a; — ed inte the

Londen dated Gch Cevenuig) 8458 that ibe Retorin detmeonsivetion in divde Park to-day was an im-| mevse e@airs it numbered 100,00y persons, en bracing roughs, gentle, Women, children, and Working Men. Sir Robot Walpole’s proclama- tio that the Arsembly was illegal Was posted around on every available epot, but proved utter! abortive. — The overning papers a@naounced that the Govermnent would not atteupt to put dows but ali ihe troops in London and vietity were under aroun A large force of police! were concealed in a seetuded part of the Park.— |

the meeting,

Fifteen separate tieetings were organized, at one of which a woman spoke ih favor of universal | suffrage. Ath one stand devoted ta religious |

speeches, the most revolutionary sentiments ulter- ed by speakers were loudly cheered by the crowd. | | Phe Kelormers advised order, and practically earned cat the idea by driving off the trees in the | Park the crowds of roughs wile were perched in’ their branches. The entire press denounces (he

Government. The Teries treat the meeting as a tieb, while the Reformers claim thear as popular

triumphs. The bitterest feelings exist ou both sides, andall Londou is intensively excited.

>. PHE = BDERKSID THE

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LOSS OF Mi

DANGER TO ‘scoTtra.”

at Cunard corroBoration of

A visit to the steamer dock, Jersey City, the report in yesterday's paper regarding the loss | of the ship Berkshire on the night of the Utth! inst., by collision*with the Scotia. The disasier| eceurred, as tirst mi 16> 11’, and} long. 29> 13’, and, of comrse hundseds of miles | trom iand, The steamer’s cificers saw the ship for fifteen minutes b fore the catastrophe oc curred, ulthough the vight wes thick and the Blip seemed to have ne lighte. The e@ourse o! the Berkshire was directly across the bow of the Scotia, wider full canvass, and the wheels of the sleamer Were nol oniy but head checked, and she was steadily back ing from the path ofthe Borksétre. bat. | ter versel Kept headway, aud berue on her course with a atul rudder, ped un harmed, Probably It will never be satisiactourily decided whether the man at the helin was e )

Scotia

Mrhishes a

stated, iaf,

reversed, her way entirely Had the she would have esca sleep, | of the danger, but it} seems to be ainest a teccessary Conclusion trou | the reported result. lie 8 eater sees to have becu seey as soom as tle sbip. and while the

former catfioualy gave way for the vessel to pass In sately, Instead of preasing on, the Berkssire | ap orate allered ber lost lie adway,

aud in epite of efforts ou the part of the st: amer to keep clear of her, she sailing shipestruck square- | | ly on the bows of the steaastip, and was crushed | likea shell. The masts aud rigging of the two! Vessels be case entangled, the Scutia’s paddles were bedly torn away, andfor 10 or 15 minutes} Lhe scene, as descrived, was truly terrifies At)

|

course,

ofa“ water-proof shirt frout,” which is described | as a snow white shield, ligt aud pleasant to wear, which looks better than linen, never ruteples, and when svied uiay be wiped off with a wet towel)

With one} may go to eof Tinen 1h

you have but a few

or sponge. Cue will last for moutha.

ol these ove ored ehirt

Jour Cot you

Lonudew and back without a chang

you wich to attend a wedaing,

iniuutes work This weudertul article cost but iwenty-five cenis o>

A Usivornm Cuneexcy.—The Trade Review. appropas at lie basis ol the Nova Scetia currency , Very justly says:

“bt would clearly heof advantage for the mer- | chaut at boib ends of thet Deannion’ to havea uniflora currency, the dollar being of the sane | value eterywhere, the rates *et & sterthog ex change meaning tle Game things in all places ; and one of the fiest gbings to whieh the a tention of

he Confederate Pariiement sheuld be eatled is this very matter, As the subject of banking and | currency is one which Is placed within the Juris- diction of the confederate wulhority, we suppose would be no difculiy tm passing an act, inaking the currency of al) sections of the country aline.

there

- oo ——= { Tre WestrvMoriaxnp Baxk.—The Eastern | Advocate saya:—The Stockholders of the Wear!

inotland Bank having taken legal advice, “ have ascertained that they ate responsible only for the single amount Of their stock.” It was generaily | believed that the law made them liable to double of stock, and it was thie that gave confidence to voteholders. We find it) tarther |

the gineunt

stated that the President, Direetors-and Cou- pany ofthe Bank have refused to take their own hoetes In payment tor paper maturing there. The | Advucate says :— |

** It seems that some time before or since the | Bank's failure a large amount ef notes Were trausterred trea the Bank to private parties in| John and clsewhere, and as these notes be-!

leome due they are presented at the Weatmorland

Bank tor payment, whieh is requited to be in gold

Por its equivalent —Somebody has made money by |

actions aud at the poking eX pouse ->-

LamentTasi.c OCCURRENCE. oles is with deep | regret that it melancholy fact that a distressing Cisaster er- curred on bourd the China, Friday last, while assage from Liverpool to this James ©. Cogswell, Esq.,° a| teemed citizen of Halifax, was!

becomes our duiy to chroniele the |

on on hey t, by which

i ee

woithy an

deprived ef bis life. On the day named, while labout #ixfeeu passengers were Sitting in th SiMOUNKTNS SUld0h, Aa tremend MS Sea sWapl ove the decks of the steamer, carrying away the} smoking apartments, and So lajari iy Mr. Co! well, who was In couversation with some fi ivuds,

hat he survived but twenty minutes. His wite | and child were ov board, and in the cabin when | the fatal se a siru ‘; the ship. One otf Myv.| Cogswell’s thighs was broken, and his head and ot wer fate it his body tery severely bruised, and be sudered intens ly until death came to his relies. He wasa ventiemen who took an active part in all movements, having for their| object the promotion ofthe Militia and Volun!|

#anization in this Province, and was the founder of the Cogswell@ Chailenge C Fourtcen other yentlewen, amgnz whom was

teer or

ip.

the Hon. Peter Mitche vl, one of the New Brai wwick k delegates to Biiwland, were more or le <_ inj jure d by the e asua ty. Mi . M tchel! had

and a geutieman be- | bruised alyout

his ankies badly sprained, longing to Pruasia was se verely the head and face. Another geutlersan was so badly huit that his despaired of. The | ot tie #roup fyrtuastely escaped | On the Monday previous | a seaman was washed overboard and drowned.} Mr. Corswell’s melancholy death has cast a) deep gloom over the circle of his relatives and many friends in this city, wud we heartily | sy mpathi ze with his family in their sad bereave- ment.—Halé/ue Evening Bgpress, May %. ee We have pleasure in eailing the attention of

life is

remainder

our readers to the advertisement of De. Larookah’s | Pulmonie Syrup, which appears in another eol |

‘This remedy is endorsed by many of our!

ous to dverive others, and.too shrewd to be de- |

is no question mw our! jon is the best for the! eure, which medical | on Ties, ’

eels ed themselves. —Ther minds but that this pregemar diseases It ie designed t

i i ’

ve eo multiplied with-| | in aiew years, that we sone delicacy 10 giv-| jing our influence to, or edorsiug any of ihem; | but it there is one thing iz the whole catalogue more deserving than anothe?,we believe it is Jolu-| son's Anodyue Liutment. * ae

Vox Porcrs —The voice of the peapte is uneded- | ot~ i praise of one thing at lewst, that in—| JUDSON'S PILLS, «nd it is well deserved —the | | beat remedy in the world for almost all diseases tet afBict the haman race. They act directly on) the Bluod, Swmach aud Bowels. “Keep vour blood | pare by nu occasional dose of these Pills, aud a

Quacks and Nostrams

will mot be sick. Tbe blood is the life—keep. it mat by using theonly medicine that will aren

} Jeause it~JUDSON'S PLUES, ew Pe Sold by all dealeas. Get our Almaune- [May 13. le ; i

j Post

| seizing the buy by the ama, threw him on the | Under

} } | Yerk, aged 73 yeurs, Mr. Thomas Foster, who emi- |

| with loss of fibbooin, foretopinazt, spare, sails, aud)

I -) House +f T. Waatcet, Liverpool, per Ship

bn rea:

qed of

es“ tonne

lashes. The lusé is estimated at some wtliions | Annes ol dollars.

Fhe Kaopetet ef Ruasia tats ordered the new internalioudl system: of maritime signals, adopted

Household Furniture. | A T Sales Koom, on WKDNHSDAY.,

MAY Toth, at UH @elock :— * a 1 Excellent Hdl CLOCK ; Vining ard Reand

DiaMoNDS IN Liazin.—We Goce been grati-| FABLES, Chairs. Sefas, Couches, Buregus, Ward. | fed by a visit from TH. M. Lane, Esq., the age nt} jrobes, Puilet butles, Wash Stands, Clothes lorse

jand Towei-Racks, Looking Glasses, Bedate: tor Ayer's Pills, Sarsaparilla and ChePry Pectoral, | $i ae anti eee

| Stretchers, | Paten) Washer and Wringer, 3 Mat-! i South America, who has just visited the mines |

| trasses, Diuner Set, Tea Ser. Knives & Forks | Wine Glass, Pots, Copper Kettle, Fixh Kettle Butter & Preserve Crocks, 3 Parior Stoves, | No. | 8 Minrician cook do, nearly new, with «a lot of Kit | ; chen Utensils, }

N RANKIN, Auctioneer. |

with bis medicines, aud described tous the pro- cess of taking gems from theearth. A driver places | his gang of slaves ina where the |

mud hole,

gems are found, and pane out the earth in the) May 13, "67 water like gold washers. The negroes are naked, | to prevent their secreting the diamonds in their | clothes.

SPRING CONSIGNMENT. | They are required to work facing their | Kz Bmpress and Undine. overseer, and forbidden to raise a hand to the} (30

HALF Ches's Breaktast TEA, oO Cases Kirkilston WHISKEY,