l. and tltut :lvy \vlll badly iI tltctc is trotjusl it. little bit of a while clisiglt \isiblc oil'lhl‘ entrance just as our friend is ready tostep out to sea. t\'o iioici'liiitcnt would ever dream oi sr-tuling any force to invade the Arneitcan Stall-s, but it is not so err-lain that attempts to ascertain \Vlll'lltr‘l‘ the htatis oi the South might not. be :iroitsctl to strike a blow lor iln irohl libel-tics attd tor States lights would be itc- aided wilbsttcccss. The ‘cat til. oi weakness iii the diffusion oi sh seilh-ineats and establislnnenls treat a militar ' poitrt ot' view. but the re- ntotcr points pi sent no tacilily to tho ag~ grrssiort of out cite-my, arid we must make up ottr minds to some losses irt our ctr- counter willt a \iii-liclive attd :l iolc tbly

powerful antagonist. in the hi “arol patties sibey intended to tiglttadnelon italcpeiulcnce, when (treat 1 tin was the plains of Abraham. The tollowing

iigblrttg tlto colonists . iist tremendous odds tiul enormous dis ilvantagcsdhere is J“) it tanceot tlte Americans being suc- .eesst'itl iii a pitched battle ivith llrilish .togulars ot'cqual members. With every respect tor their courage and irrilit. v spirit, it titay be doiittul it. man tor titan, all Ame:i art Arttry, \\'\.lllll ltold its olvn against it llritisl Army now because it Would neees irily bc inferior iii discipline ,uad in stcadiite llat there is little pro» 'bability oi airy ('t)lllllt'l. between equally

largo masses oi the troops oi either l't)llIt-!

itry iii the iield, should such a di-eadtul contingency as open warlaro absoluter eomo lipon us. There ai'e weak points .ori the coast ot'tlte States as there are oti our own, bltt attacks on tlierrt would railr- or intensity than tend to terminate the struggle. it is pitable that such thoughts .should be forced tipoti us by tltu bitter duality and paltry rhetorical iirtitiees oi sue a man as Mr. Summer. who iii his .dcs '. to oust .\lr. Seward irottt the inatt- ugeiiicat oi toreiga affairs. and. iii his in- tense cotteeit, panders to the passionate rescittrtu-nt ot tire people. Tho national sentiments of great nations are not to be iriilcd with; amt. whether Mr. Motley, comes with or without ittstructioris oil the Alabama c iims. oiir Government. must, obtaiit seen ties tor the observance of de- ecnt bciavioiir in diplomatic relations. \Veitre quite sick oi lltis r titre ot' brag, _mtd ltdtttit at. once the Attic .tns earl beat ,us at it. it they will not forgive the court» ,lry for deirtamlirig tire surretulcr oi .\li

Mason and b'lidcll. why do ilrey say so?

That is one of tire otlcascs they here 'an _.iorgive; and, it'ut this monieat a p: tel ,case were to occur. in spite oi'tlie i'oiee oi

j .\ l'i:tciic,\i. Joni. l-lxirttoiansu ,i\ curious practical joke was I ‘t‘luebec a icw day ago, the victims being {an oiliccr itt the {.ilrd licgimcnt. ll cily Illcri-litllit, and the (‘hii-I' oi l'olicc. The oillcel‘ rcceived an anonymous letter, purv porting to h: 1: been written by tho lucr- t-Itattl, warning him tittst. \isiting ltis house during his absent The following d: ‘it was the mcrcbatti tlirtr to r 'civo lcttcr, torgi-d, of course, purporting to - 'c been \\ rittctt aiul signed by the oili-

iicl.liowlcd< ~tg the receipt. oi the . ant‘s lcttr , .titd titre tcninglobl'cak . y bone irr his body lor his insolenceitt addr ‘sing such all cpistlc to him. The third anonymous letter was written to the t'hicfol l'olicc, signed as before ll Magis- trate, warning hint to look out lili‘ certain

trtorning tl -L‘hiet . nnrnuitieatcd hislettei' to the J lit ll Sessions and it wa. llll‘lltl: ed to pitta guard oil the hill leading to the cllaih'l, another at the merchant‘s door. aitd tltc third (illicer to watch the doctor‘s residence who was requested to be lit at- tendance on the ticld. The merchant was the that to said the morning air, arid as snot as be made his rqqn .meo upon the doorstep. iltc atteillive otlieer stepping over the stand told ltiitt it was all up, that ltis Chief was ill possession of iull particulars of tire saitgtiittai‘y contest. and advised him to return home. This disclosure brought the whole matter to light. and inquiries liollowcd which showed clearly tltat it was a hoax. Certain persons here are suspect- ed of writ’ 1;: the anonymous letic and an investigation into the atl'air is going on. ——.'llonfrcuf Herald. —-—A——.o .—— ms

A Si't'nrotis l-‘rvt: l)oi.r..t No' llaitk oi ll sh North Arttcri ‘tt,\ offered ytstcrday at the countel' oi the tank of New Brunswick. It is a [Illulnfll'tI/tlt of a genuine itote, No. 16.1)“. The "retail printing is trot transparent as on the nine, the paper is tlirtrsy arid the whole note has a slightly purple tiltge. l’crsolts should be on the guard against these bogus notes.

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Tut-2 appointment of the I-‘enian, James llaggerty, to the Consolship of (llasgow, does not look like a ll ~ttdly act on the part of the United States. It. will be re- iitcittberd that Savage, the New York iii-ail (‘clrtre oi'llie li'cttiatis was nominated by President Johnson, but tlte Senate win *ly relitsed to cortlirm the nomination. ll ap- pe~rrs to have grcater respect for President

.law and oi public opinion, tltcy would ro- fll'i'lll‘fi “mlllmllmll-‘l'_Ml' Humour l“ “0W bist the demand to which [tn-y erupted 5,, in Scotland, but trollimghas been heard ot

1562, arid would ioree (‘ at Britain to adopt other means to vindi e her honour. Vllr SummerI when he was in this country, guns the toady ol'every man ot title \\'llU‘ would take notice of trim. and, oit his re- ,turii to America duriiig‘tlio war he rtcvct' dcsistcd trolit tlte seerct. itrsiliilatiorts that Mr. Seward was a sworcn the to England mid that he (buntitier) alone kept the _pean betwceti the two countries. New, to gratin his inordinate'seli-love iutd coil- _ecit, he excites his countrymen to regard ,lts as enemies with whom, at all early and favourable moment. they are to proceed to direct, instead oi suppressed, wiutare.

——~-oa——~—- li'rotn Scout's/t .llllt‘l‘ft‘alt Journal, Jam: it}.

Tun l’iusr 10F “’at. s .\.\‘l) 'ritn Cot'rt'r. Matty llt‘itish and some American riewsp pets are expending tnirclt supertluous \ dour ltpott tlie l'rir ,e of Walt-s, his expen- ses, his income, and Her Maj sty‘s inten- tions with rcg I'd thereto. The whole matter lies within small compass. The Prince must support, in addition to the usual 0. ili~hlucnt of hi ik, consider» able ex] illlitlll'es connected with the Court cerctrtonial, devolving oit hint irt cousc~ qtience of the Queen‘s retirement and ill health. Lattcriy it it: become known that he will be more dclitiitcly relied itpuii as the Queen‘s representative and that virtually it not tor-malty he will iit trial of Court observance be the sore ',, Ncecs‘u'ily, thereioi'e, some equally deti- ttito arrangement as to expenses becomes

,cxpcdicirt. Atul the Queen, it is now d ,is willing, out oi an income predic part. upon tlto demands of Sr -, to allow to tire l’riaco her money share of the DUI" dcn wlticli she transfers to his shoulders ]t is a quiet. natural family arrangement, dictated by justice as well its kiitd tel-ling. Parliament. might have been appealed to ,0" the subject, but the liner good sense has obviated the ricce ily fora step that is lmdt able i'nrmany reasons. The whole story is simple enough. And the ttrischiev- ous goSsip of which it it s been in:qu the occasion is tindeserving oi the importance all. -hed to it by sortie of our Culllculpol"

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—-'l‘hat is it feeble not to say a bad call. whiclt cart be sustained only by a p ant rnisrcprescntaiion oi iacls. .ltidg -d by this rule, the Cuban irt~ surt'cclioli -ely seems so respectable a ittovcmcnt as it. is claimed to be by its friends and promoters. We are continu- ally told by tolcgraph, aml with all the sensational aceompaniiitctits ot large type, lltat the (‘ubans are victorious, that Dulce has lied or been turned ottt, aiul that the ,iiub-peudanee ot‘ the island is almost achieved. in all this lltcru seems to be recly any truth. Dulce, said to be ex- pelted, w s recalled by his (lm‘crnntcnt tvccks Arid p ' e llllt. trade tions, the itulid'cititce evidently ielt ‘ all point to the truth oi lc iii the Cortes tltat. the - ‘y crushed, and its moral ell'eet only rcm bred to be dissipa- ti-d. As for the Hi .cogtiitiott“ oi (Tuba by (‘hili arid l’l't'llrwlllzll isjusi. nothing at all. The war bet-ecu Spain tlllll tlt . two republics, though not activcly wag is still itt existence, and as a matter oi course they ” l'l ogltizo “ any othcrelrclny ,ot' Spanish powt The talk about tilibus- ,tetingeontinlies, and by that operation, ,doubtlcss, somebody is making iitoncy. __..._“_.-

A ’i'icniiiritt; Stony. ANalvsof lattdt almost llrtpat'alli-led Ir gedy rc test its trqu l’iull li'lvcr Litkcs in the ltortltcin part ol theh‘t leoi' Maine. (lit otro (it these Lakcs was a lumber camp irt which were thirteen tttcn. Ono Satriiday night, almost three weeks ago. llto " hos" ot the camp lcll, tor the Sctllctitcuts. leaving bcbiml him provisions to l‘ t the men Ioi' several

4-0 u. b l"l\‘lil“’ them in. c‘ - out till llitl'imrfi.» n." “7"” VE.I()IN\::’,I,:I’.I::f' Tuesday and \\'cdttesday p cil tvrltt ‘no‘f

tidings trout the cattip, when it party St‘l out to l iylhing was tho matter. Ar- riving at. the camp tin-y lotitid all qttict itiid apparently deserted; hilt on entering saw the bodies at the thlvo men I) log on the floor cold ill death. llring sottrewb-tt exhausted by llltlll‘ ioui'ncy. tho I ln-I party were about it) Wllrlll Muno tell that was already made iii the kettle but on ex— amination tho tottnd a largo ll 'd iii the kettle. which ttlll boon boilcd Willi that. it. is supposed that the drinking oi this it a was the causi- oi the deaths at the twelve niiiorltmatc tm-u.~ rl'hrnur.

There will boa total eclipse of the sun visible to North Aittc.‘ *a oil the 7th Au- gust at \t,

the reception he received,or whether he is to be i'etascdau armpmlur. it his leanings are known to the lttiperial (iovcruttu . , it is not improbable that they ll 13' decline to accept him as a ('oasul, p: 'trcularly * his object iti getting the appointment was to strengthen his position as u Fenian.— Ilu/nt'llun Spectator.

Till: 'l‘t-zr 2t:ll.\l'll ()i-‘ivtt‘irs‘ itt (.‘alais and St. Stephen are open tor one hour every Sunday morning. ily a recent order oi the ('umpauy every ollicu throughout the country is open between the hours of line and tell on Sunday.

The liislrop oi New Orleans is about to visit llomc. and will try to have John oi Ave cairoiiizcd.

l‘lx l't dent. Johnson is described as being In on the \\ path. “t 'ollltlliev

ing political speeches in Kentucky.

l‘light liors iightciiiig establislmtents at Stettin. l’rl ' turned out last ye - so) carcasses aiul ille,t)l)U pounds oi iitcat.

Another of \Vellitigtoii's comrades gone, namely, the oldest Austrian (lcncial liar-on do Lebxetlcrn who recently died at the age ot' eighty-three.

lll'ssn lloi'ixu (li:.\lx.—-Late advices front l-iurope report that llli in has ' as last year, entered the grain niai'kt. s ol tlermany as a ltltt‘i'husr"ni ci .ils. This transt'oriitatiott oi llus ‘ from an exporter loan importer oi grain. is said to be owing to the crnan tliott ol' the pcasantr itot to dcli ciit har ests. The p instead at being wot ted as serfs on estates, as heretofore, have become pro- prti-io _, and i. isc. only as much grain as they needlor tlt t‘ own its , and frequently no tenough for that. (‘otiscquently there is no surplus tor the export—oil the coil- li'ai'y. a dcticiency to be made up by pur-

ch: .cs iit iorcigu market Tiiis state oi thinI ‘iiiust oi course It I. [UlllanC‘y to

inc se the cost oi grain lll Europe, and ititprove the demand for America and Cats lilllllilll breadstttits—Illusion l'upcr.

No \\'.tti.——The Mobile It'rgixlcr thinks there will be no war with England over the Alabama claims, and for the three tollowingr ens, which are doubtles very sound ones:

I" —'l'hat the United States is only trying to bullywalter the Mason-Slide“ bus'ni ——:md is not ill earnest.

S tad—That England knows the United State s not ill s ; arid

'l‘hiid—ilrat. the United States knows that England knows site is not iir earnest.

\\"u do not pretend to be a prophet nor the sort ni‘a prophet ; bitt. diplotnatie mill- stones may sometimes be seen throughy when they have very large holes iii tlteui. — tr'illrcifon News.

St 'l>l-ID.—'l‘l10 last (li’mnrr contains the iniol'ttiatiott, that for the present its pnbl lion will be discoittiitucrl.—'l'hc l'i‘oprtclor as been torced to this by rea- son oi dcelinirighealth. llis bodily weak- Itcss driving the past. twelve months must have been a I it. drawback to the suc- . 'ul pro ion oi his business, which ttryiag one under the most iavorable circumstances, and needs all the energy a mart cart bring to bear to push it alon . We deeply syni, athize with our contem— porary, and hope that diirirtg llio present suitimcr, ulrile tret-d train the cares ainl anxieties oi business. he will recover ltis torntei' health aitd sti'eltgtli.~L7/u'ini .hl- l'ot'itli'.

Leuis (lariell. l- sq., is now (lcucral Sri- pcrintenilcnl at fill it tilway itt New llian- stviclt arid Nova Scolia.

The construction oflwo more turret ships oi'lhe largest class has been ordered by the English ildtulralily.

A calculation has been tirade bv il into ac- curate ptnlologist that llrcrc ttt'c i:i,ooo \l‘lrrlls iitrolttntoll lit": m l-inplnmt, “mph ,|,, “0‘ appcai‘ iii arty dictionary III the language.

.lutrlrcc itt 'l‘cxas is still very rapid, if not always certain. A black mare was slob-n tron. a livtrv stable, and. alter search. was l'llll town. The pro- pile ». I» u. .. I .luv or two afterwards rt crvcd a dc . t as follows: “ Your niari- is here; i wtii bring; thief hung."

Then-“arc now 70,333 members in goal standing on the roll ot the tit-and Lodge of l"l't‘|'|l|t|fll)|lil of New York. The Lodges number titlin, and the receipts froui various sources during the year amount to Quint)”.- tll, dailies (ilblnll, 01 Salem, has been elect~ cd (lriutd Master for the ensuing year.

it is said it home in Chicago has sent out all agent to China to contract. for iiily thou- sand Chinese to be sent East by the railroad from San lv'rtutciueo. They are needed to work the Southern plantations. lt‘nt quite probable lltrt. for the Next three years, the increase of Chinese population will Irv llllllll‘ll only by ilu-lnvalis oi lraltrpurlatiutiu.

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.cdillgs iii the House of Lords on the lrislt

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Till. .—l’ortlaud St .lolrit. lnicly, orioitu Sunday morning. in " the \‘alley Chin'eh".ot l’ot'tlaud. the sum oi flt‘l’fl‘t‘ liltndrul “It‘ll-If” pounds. was col- lcctcrl t'romthc people, and ruvol‘ently aid upon the Altar, towards building the New ('lltll‘tll iit that l’arisli.

'l‘lto iorty-sixth annual Corricreiice oi the lliiilistcrs of the Wesley- p Methodist t‘huiclt ('Ulllllit'llt‘l‘ll its isittiu at Toronto loll the 2nd itist., the llev. \Ym. Morley l'urishoii, i\l..\,, presiding. ‘ h , 'l'bollglt the. ilwellurs on the prairies and pi lis culcrtain it hearty coutcittpt for the power at" the lrtdiatts to molest them, as well as :l deep-s v lcd hatred lotlte race. tllcsc nnthrtuaate savages ever and mum comarit serious dcprcdations on tile settlers atul li- stcu their own nltcr cxlerntitt- alien. A K as paper of the o lot" .litru- can this the t'ellotvuia account ot'alatcltidiar

Isl-us lll uncut:

" The t nguea rtnd hearts were cut out of the dcml bodies; the calves of their li-gs were all! down utul ticd under their shoes; pelt-ctr oflll'sll were eitt fr their lntclts;_ pieces of tch- :raplt were stuck into their bodies; their car cut oil', and their heads -ilped. The

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,. llldtaits boiled the hearts of lllLll‘ victims for

medicine. The Si dish settlers who were attacked all lived itt one house. Only those were killed who left the house iitid attempted to reach it place oi‘grealcr security. Those who remained itt the house were rtot molested. This occurred iii two instances. The calinity is mainly attributable to n. hick of arias. \t’herever a gun was tired the savage; ntade no light.

A Srrtxs S'roitv.—-“'e have been shown a paragraph titan Italian Newspaper (Sn-[n di Jffftllln) the gist of which we lay before our readers. A woman died in. l'itcenza. oti the L’Ulh of March last, who had cortip incd for many s oi'a pain itt her side for which the doctor eoilld do nothing. The pain was felt by her at intervals of nine months, attd was ofa similar nature to that ordinarilv at- tending accouchtncnt. The case wasdt med such asirtgtilaroiie that an autopsy was per- forated, when it was tottlld that lit the region where the pain ltad been located was it pt-lritied iniant. The doctor, says that it must have been there t'or a number of years, and even previous to the birth ot‘their last child. Altogether it is it. strange story, but the source on) which tlto news entries is so seemingly reliable that we can scarcely doubt

Henry Ward llcecher is known to have a very vivid iittagination, am] his congregation are seldom astonished at anything he says; bill it is hardly to be wondered at, they thought. he was iittt of his wits last Surl‘mty, \l'lll‘ll lie “1 believe the little trill yet come witcrt our otli‘ccs will be tilled with honest men; that men can go to the Legislature and not luearne corrupted; that a man can, be a judge and yet go to heaven."H -

said:

1 ' Very Latest '1 e egrgms. Ottawa, June 17. The Act respecting Nova. Scotia to give effect to new Financial arrangements, has passed through all its stages in Comments. llolton's amendment is opposition was lost: years, 5:; trays, ill. Ottawa, June 22nd. At 4 o'clock, the (inventor iiencral pro- ceeded iit State to the Senate Chatttber. Seventy bills were 'lsseiiicd to, arid two, the bill for the rclici'oi .loltti llorace Sta on, and the bill respecting the salary of the (lov- ernor General, were reserved for the blglli‘ iicatioa of Her Majesty‘s pleasure. London, June lf'. commenting on the proce-

Tlte “ Times,"

(‘hlirclt lSIll, says the debate exhibits moder- . lion and patriotism. The “ Titties " also be- lieves that the vote of the l'ccrs will be given on the judicial consideration of the itrglntrents based on the provisions of the Bill and the jttdgcnu-nt of the itatioti. The lvislt Church question continues Lie alisorliitu.r subject. irt England The Spaniin Cortes, by it very strong vote, has ordered the establishment of a ltcgcru-y with Marshal Serrano at its head.

Boston, June 16. The inauguration of the Grand National l'eacc .labch has been a succc. . The audience this aft -r':tuort numbered fall forty tliulisari l. l'rt nlenttit'ant attended. ’l‘lu political situation ill Spain is far fro-tr satisfactory to the friends ofthe country. llepublicans are di ttisiled with the action ot' the (‘ortcs iii est: lislitng a ltcgcnc trouble is expected when Marshal Svrralio takes the oath of iris new oillce'. .Lortdoii, June L’l.

It is reported that the Cambridge'boalnieu will withdraw from the match wrth the liar-t vard Club. . 'l‘he stcnrttship “Great Eastern" arrived ttt llrest nrt Sunday night. and yesterday the sliorcamloecali lines of the Atlatltie cable having been spliced, she sailed fel- Mignehnt uttd Si. vl’ierre. : The iuiuotmct-rnent of tire sudden dciith of, Hell I. “tlyilltilltl. which was r I - -ivcd ltere‘ by cable on Saturday, created it deep feeling,r ol' sorr-.w. Several of the London papers calugize deceased, Proposed Convention for the r ncwul of Reciprocity Treaty-‘Gol -' Washington, June 22nd. ()n the lL’th inst.. Secretary lv‘isliitddressed an (Illlcial letter to the llritisli Minister irr- t‘orming ltiitt ot' the action of the house of lit-presentatich itt. its ltlht hcssiori, recom- liielulinga renewal of negotiations for the nrratrgemcntot' trade with Canada, ititd in,- viting lllr. Thornton's co'opcrations with it view to the negotiation of ti Convention covering the interchange of products, i'rceI rial gatiotl of the St. Lawrence, irccdon: oi'l the Gulf and inshorcs tlsbcrieu, aird lurch} other maltng as may lit-embraced lit the, general subject of tlii. r'irlc relations between the lfiiitcd States and i .tnada. 'l'lic llrilislt (.‘avcrlnttcrtt' has given the (‘arradiart authorities practical control ofthcsc subjects so titr'as they are colll'cl‘llt'll. itlil it is c\pccti-d that the ('altadiali (Iotulitissioncrs will arrive here immediately to ('Ullil‘l‘ with and assist the lritish Minister irr llio Loiisider-i ation ot the proposed t'onvcittion. ‘ Low-ox, June 20. l Latcr advice front Melbourne report tron-, Me in the (‘olonial l'.irliarm-rtt continued.«