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Queen’s County, 10th April, 1874,

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— oo Se ahem eee wits Sees rareere prance nee ‘4L AND OTHER VATTI DOMINION PARLIAMENT. said he had given the Asylum his careful MISCE TEE ANEO tS. pant om . : H , +} attention in the autumn le found A Silas peh abmdig dn ilenciin Apt 1 AMIN ‘ Vursummary of proceedings in Dominion it was impossible to enlarge the institution y¢ “ fis! ing season" bids fair to ae he . t t : i Parliament ‘s, this week, necessarily short. without the expenditure of a large sum of Y& ® Prosper ' - , wv is < i l Oy } re il! s ) ‘ ir mails have been received at Charlotte- money. The proposed alteration of Falcon- 1 7 ; Ce — ’ gh Ss. OW STOR) : " : . entry into Dublin the first wee rl, juently we are m our wood House, was, he said, impracticable. ; , “ \ L , oan . ‘i cuts eenaite has passed an x exchanges. Our information is therefore The situation was too low; the buildin; ippropiation of ¢30 000 for dredging the eived by telegraph was wholly unsuitable, and a new Asylum) y» f the M Pp] ite Speaker — Mr. Perry—has been would have to be erected on the high a ntinue to be reduced in variou i ’ \ £ ( 1 é Ice n various 2 eis ‘ v r to render himself notorious at ground of the Stock Farm. ihe ¢ nia i ! a Les] ill!y those con- Cha ith instant, he caused a’ Secretary announced that the Government nected with the production of tron L stant, A LUSEE 5 { ' . riv cir re itv r ve ti0 2M presented to Parliament, in| Were not prepared to make any change ir ; n ir ' } ' . Walth of : iain ie Eeadtlcuiinn . tin. 1 4 n M x Co at Waltham, way _- prays to be delivered from “tbe | the management of the In — ae i t r ten per cent. advance s of his office It is likely | deed, they had not the power, becat } » . r } 1< »¢ 7? Mos t e ph oy or has substituted was under the contro] of trustees } + that t re isa pro ‘ thatiof ‘} Mr Our County exhibitions were also ~ Canterbury = most eml ussing ‘no. | CUsse j The Colonial Secret ] ei ng “A r member of our Local House | Jenkins, and one or two ers, : coe x er ee i being so, he is liable to a| they had proved a failur¢ an . saan In the case of Timothy Top ng, f Wood- TT wi V Or "Aa a : ery ae eo : vassal enone fs ) per day, if he takes his seat would be well to have a good exhibition at stock, Canada, tried for the mu: er of his oe - \ i at! in the House of Commons. Perry is | Which good prizes would be offi iil alterf | wife and four children, the jury, after an Lreorgetow l ‘ bly ‘too shallow in himself’ to see nately once every year, in the three County ee hours returned a verdict . ‘ ‘ Ol Litt irder. wuse o08 : le the that the proper way of relieving himself of | towns, Georgetown, Charlottetown and A law has been § bin elie: es : Ss arside a r gt ed this Co ee ee ” : Wa enry and X- s embarrassment is to send his resigna- | ' ere - Mr. Conroy ee A this | 4. ring it ill to manufacture matches . ma tion to the Speaker of our House of As- | VieW, on the ground that the farmers of other tha 10se Which are designed for ander Jame are On SE OE PTO | pombly, Prince Conoty had arrived at such a pitch | striking on specially prepared surfaces, The a f \ ~ r 1¢ and sale of a}} 28eP] t apecstr" © , : lhe Minister of Justice has introduced | Of excellence that they woul id be proud to ee - for dite ne _ ; i co . . ai _ the iatter are aiso forbidden on a0 ; ' ths +. mn of | the ection Bill. In a telegram so the show the people of Q 1een’s and King’s I ‘“ British M dical Journ 1”? ann yur

. 7 : . : m . a ae ; he HDritish medicai Journa é . the House Comm v } led | J s announced that the leading | Counties, specimens of their fine ,crops, | oes that the Communal Council of Vienna from taking t sé provisions are ‘The Sheriffs of Counties | their splendid stock, their handsome men | has adopted a proposal to establish in the

“>> e to be returning officers, unless there | and their beautiful women!! Mr. Melsaac | cemetery the necessary apparatus for crem al gst ee we special reasons why they cannot act. and Hon. A. C. McDonald deprecated the | #0, the use of which will be optional, and . ~ ’ ~ in =f ? ae 7 afr E A i ‘ open t Seotia ~ | Public nominations are abolished. Ten | idea of doingaway with County Exhibitions, ‘ stele and Oi ' ee , Mr. Gladstone, in a letter to the “ Athen- - electors are to sign nomination papers. | In King’s County they had proved success- | a.m" says that. altl 10Ugh it is not correct Pet $ fay ra t ha Nominaton to take place on the same day ful. Mr, Campbell, of New London, | according t )report, that he has determined en prese i : in all the Prodinces except Manitoba, Brit- | thought the inhabitants of the northern | to devote himse'f exclusively to philologic- Mi ; - r : ; : : ie uae eee “ee al studies, it is true that he will oceupy hi : Protectionist ve ish Columbia, and a few distant counties of | parts of Lot 20 and 21, should be allowed lf with the study fae yliti os a j te . 7 : . seit if > SLU 0 n-poiltic ~ nects fain Quebec and Ontario. Election to come off | to exhibit their products in Summerside. ; : ! ie : : : ‘ : Advices from Cape Coast Castle to Marc} ED. — I ! 1~ | ene week later. No property qualification | The usual grants in aid of these exhis | y9:h re por t that embassy numbering with its mons at (*ttawa has beer 7 My ‘ef for candidates required, Qualification of | bitions were sanctioned escort, 250 persons, had arrived there from Tae Senwery eee ure ¥en © electors to be the same as for the elective | mn Thursday, several bills passed a third | the As hi intee King. It - reported that they House ' reading : i there were two or three con~ | Pefused to discontinue human sacrifices and | : yuse it th province exce eading ; and there were two or three con~ . . : eG House in each province except the Island, 6; 4 ae : . dispute the amount of the indemnity promis

TTIN ~ The Stear where Legislative Council qualification will | ferences with the Legislative Council. On| gq_

Wi und g fitted up | be taken until registration of votes for the | Friday, the Bill endowing the Government South America..—Rio Janerio dates to and 1 I their summer's work [louse of Assemb!y. Vote to be by Ballot, | to purchase proprietory estates, was read a ~ bruary 24th, state the Catholic Bishop of _-- caretully guarded against stuffing. Strong | second time, and discussed at length. Pernambuco, for the fulfilment of a decree

ess ee ¢ aa oe oe ne Sellen ong —.. | of the Pope against Free Masons in Catholic

BA t , oye clauses are in ihe Bill against Bribery, Churches, without first obtaining endorse- Charlottetow Saturday la Che steam- | tr hauling to polls, and such like ¥ CORRES POVDENCE. ment of the Brazilian Government, has been hip 2 } ‘ ‘ very influen ay a it is said, was well ee tried, condemned, and sentenced to five the this Island received oy Dota sides. | THE 7 iND QUES) years i sonment h ' : a T It ~- € imprisonmen

Wur latest despatches rep Ir. Bur ) Ma eh S deapatches report als Burpee | Prince Borghese is trying to sell his fam- Ma. AN McDoxa who wi es to ng given notice that he will ‘ move | fo tae Epiror or tne Exawner. ous villa just ou itside of f the Porta del Popolo that he forwarded a registered letter to the House into Committee of the whole | .—I trust that you will permit m in Rome, to the civic ene for the sum } fice on the Stl few ’ will wl : } — + permit me, | ofs 1 of livres, abou y the omce 08 the on ' ' pt n 7 Jay next, to consider the state of ! fsix million of livres, about $1 200,000, The a Sy even ies h I am a landlord, to offer a | majority of the ¢ ity Couns dl in Rome e op+ send us bis uddress PE. Island in relation to trade in liquors.” ‘ es vee ron gee ae ee | few remarks upon what is called the “‘ Land pose . to paying so |: oar a price, as the city . ’ ' —Ata cant of French Can f Conser~ . ” wae Ow a yt fortyst 8 Rravep to Deatu.—In Halifax A a Frenct madian omser Question,” from a landlord's point of view has \ debt of fortyseight millions of “4 , vative Senators, held on Friday, it was ; : livres, and is just about to negotate a new aman named Niely set fire to the ciothin Bia aaa ae In discussing this question in the Legisla~ | 1, f thirty millio ofawoman named Slattery, and she was | °°" '“*° sgt Fi y RPM gong ai er Se eis, Ga earnest ;' wer Of hailstones fell on Saint Gotl ‘ i ; made to sir John to the effec at they als 1) ’ wer Of Hallstones 16) On Saint Goths literally | i to Noo - : ee = — | tenants’ view of that question have fallen | ard recently, and were found to be extremes would withdraw their support from him |. , yaad oT ; Se : : into several errors. They compare the ly salt ; Zurich profe ssor collected some, PROPaRTY IN SUMMER [he prog lid he not come forward and do something | position of the tenant, with respect to his 2&0! i ha ‘extracted the saline principle. the late John «) Neill, in Summerside i iel Ch imor that Government ins landlord, with that of the original grantee obtain . ome beautifu 1 white crystals, i : A < i t igin< I ILO¢ 1 1 ie" : oe atauction for £900, Stephen \'eN: wuestion this session is : E which were nothing but chloride of sodium Se : ii saa in respect to the Crown; and argue that r sea It. Some of the larger contained he purchase! : , . rger conta was the pu ise because the Crown did not exact the ful- as much seventy “five centigrammes | +--+ A despatch to the FP ‘ reports -—‘ On|! @; 1 ri (about 1 grai nineral. Wh nesextation. --The Congrezat R i f i filment by the grantees of the conditions of lid atntwiidary \ if = a. a 7 | oe

E sr . —- Too ’ Thursday the Finance Minister brought : : ; : did it come? robobly from the steps

Alexander Campbell, Strathaibyn recently | 4 i a gu | their grants, that therefore the present pes of Northern mn AL ica where it had “tna ‘ OWD the estil 2s 10 3 urr rear. . . r . oe er ° = at ‘ as - eres ‘he current year. | jandholders should not be too strict in ex | 4, mad by acme stor showed t preciation o! iG whbVided fer ah “ekoenditure of Mt raise y some storm e vided for ar cpenditr $24,» | ..4: a “aoe . ; presenting him with =e i A ett 2 ek Seta GA acting from their tenants the fulfilment of London, advices from Spain state that acs -<<e>- a ; ca : : year 18) the conditons of the leases under which tive opel tions have been resumed before = j he nount of Te 5 i 1 j Sarr News it “ally j are — Island items is they occupy the land; and that, in conse b Pg witha Cla bombardment of Abanto by Liverpool for Charlottetown on the 4th A Too for the railway outside he COM | sequence of this leniency of the Crown t the , Rep ublican forces, <A force of 600 Re- , ‘ ‘ doh Ory { ils som + i ns publicans near Calaof aresaid to have been The Baroue | { of lk tra 203, 8 ” Working expenses; : : T rq i as the original grantees in former times, the | surprised by the enemy, and to have surs — a yet sae & salar ’ e ustic , ‘ this port t th ins Ary, DitUV, Chie! IStIC®, | present landholders should be content to/| re ndere d wi eer it fighting. The Carlists a : a I 1 ; cont t T on —- = stant Judges, $2 5% take a less sum for the fee simple of their M: udy id have ormation that a revolt has ue ‘Rist Sensation ‘ ernor At » ee broken out in Bilbo hat only one hal : ," oe lands. Now, there are two errors in this wok 7 ae er half of bald, it is said, is summone to tt INCLAL LEGISLATURE H the army there has been « ngaged in recent give evidence respecting North W line of argument. In the first place, the | battles, but General Soukes will shortly ' . ' . origin: y 3 or ties the | march witha strong division on M: d: troubles in relation to | Legislators have, during the past “i Seager or parties to whom th a ieee? o ao a ~_\* ' . als ee : hw tlan | ot gal fer 10 8 COMmMunication. : iM << week, applied themselves to the business | Pe of this I land were granted by the Ar of despat . state that 410 officers LRADE OF LLAl x . t te . rer -ers ‘ 5 ‘ 1 Y* i .

_ —— — : " f the country with commendable assiduity. | “TOW, Were officers in the army and nay nd me ed x1 from Gen, Soukes ment of Customs receiy H : ~e | and others, who, by thei rices in

ee : " the Lower House, they now have three | * a ceners, Wad, DY weir services in assist- | comman if » gone into the Repub-

teh, 1873 and 1874, shows that t , . : i . fr » French these very | lican li: = for M A ee ee ae sittings daily —forenoon, afternoon, and | 8 to conquer from the French these very crease for rch, 1874 is $16. 87 . : ’ 1 3s afterwards g d t i } 4 ihe } the Sandwich Islands hay eres a $ evening. On Tuesday last, the Attorney | lands afterwards granted to them, and in “ peo} ! con ae * have

~+- : : z : - soanin tak ae oe ie i S een imitating the <« con uct OF the discon- Mr. Earie’s Coscerr, which was post-| General submitted a resolution setting forth | Other ways had acquired claims, and wer tente sritish umbi Since the . . ee ad ‘ » those very crants es ee : : - oe poned on account of the storm on! iy | the desirability for a bill empowering the | by those very grants, acknowledged by the | death o x Lunalilo there sine been a sort last, will take place in the Market Ha « Government to buy estates under one | British Government to have acquired claims . en Se eee on . at Gove » mansions. era m1 nd Prince Kalakawa. Queen Emma evening at S o'clock. Get your tickets at | thousand acres, and the expediency of | Upon that Government for pensions, g : od cain sd ais ek ed — ‘ . ; el i a i ] me ia r ner cause. bu Dr. Dodd's Medical! Hall. where a plan authorizing Government to purchase large | °! land, or other payments for those sers Prinee K va is} ind the populace the hall can be seer , without? resorting to arbitration, vices. Now, the tenants who are com} ‘| prefer him contrary to civilized practice. aie ise they can be obtained on fair terms. | thoes grantees, had in no case, a Queen Emma’a adherents lately attacked : ~e omnes “ft »awfound , ~ ay , n he Ass ] f ii after r( 2 j ‘avor ACCIDENT at Sea.—A s Newfound- ssolution passed, and the bill was I can learn, any claim upon those parties oe Pai te of H a V y _ land despatch savs. that the St ‘ : : ne ce mg who, asa nites Of business lensed to than oO rince renniliess ant labored s eo a rt, tn a ntroduced rhe propriety of having some y BES eee St Dene, len : » to tem | the members terribly, gutted the building, Ce } i sition, CwAl's seal 1S31Ng) | such a bill in the Statute Book, is self- | the lands they occupy. In the second! qostroyed some records, and were only exploded her boiler, and evident The Land Purchase Act, 1874,’ | Place, it is false reasoning to assume that’ sto] a further destruction by the | Engineers’ and twenty) —that is the compulsory Act—makes no| the present landholders and tenants active ex rf ed ee ae Sas aoer > an ial 3 siete til iit i ail I | s who overawed the mob and re killed. a provision for the purchase of estates under | #2 any way c oncerned in transactions which - ; —— _ eltta , her yp ie yar years r Siefeiiie thdhiate Radek & nj} one thousand acres: and yet there are | °ccurred between other parties many yea ‘ endtoows' Wik ee ts On . ° . i o.ue 4 ; nS um « . “ ~~ f J ‘ ; 1 } . ago. F hic ie uC 10 cont the London on Hous ile. He ads, several of these in the market. Nor does ag 1 and over whic A ®) 1 no cor Sun noon a young man named Geo. vocates giving to them legi-lative powers power the Government to buy estates | 994) further, it is absurd to suppose that | Fa y as he stated, three ounces ' , * . a ner f article bought it ef i n and five grains of hia, i for the administration of al *h mav be offered at fair prices. Every } because the owner of an article | gne ie 1d grains of car 21a, In : oe 1 ee eh eas | aN i >, aS Was reported yester- similar to those of Legislaturss {meri- | estate purchase .d under its provisions must | Cheap, or was allowed any reduction in th day t one “a to save him can States be taken by force. Arbitrators must be | Price, or even had it given to him for no» and that was to keep him in motion. After ava apy nted: estates must be appraised, and thing, that therefore he is bound to sell reliey ing him le, his pi ysis

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CHARGE OF HialLWay JAN MENT ‘H' titles examined. These will necessarily | cheap again, or even to sell it at al 4 | cian, Dr. M : | that he be

y Tt natch ¢ Nor - t 1 . . } ae : ; ik unt e W t t halts (Nttawa Despatch to .\ papers, | | xpense and delay. Now, in case a | comparison is likewise frequently made bes I ‘ i k Sunday Me a

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—'.\t caucus of No i nable proprietor offers his land at a} tween the seignorial tenures of Canada and | y+ ane t reed to

4 yesterday afteri ere reasonable price,unnecessary expense willbe | the leasehold tenures in this Island ; wa I hecould. His iil waenewan oo — 5 aga " : oe aca :

ise Government to hand over t i the country, and tedious delay spared | no fair argument can be founded on suc fat kept | gt id a

5 th yt n Wind ull parties, by authorizing the Government | COmparison, as the two systems are totalls : fath - be re _

‘i ‘ ‘ 1 c see : oni : hr 10u the father g Ita i iy Ocers | 80 in 1 to uu to the I *- to act on behalf of the tenantry — to ap~ | different The censistaires, or tenants un- nd friends erew tired At ‘sey aaa hed ernme ler to er hat G praise estates, to examine titles, and to | der the seignorial tenures of Canada, held | to be taken trom their beats and made t 1° ment t xtena Ways ¢ - West. |, hase estates at prices which they may | their land on condition of certain payments _ do duty in saving the life of the would be fhe idea is that the | ernment deem fair, without resorting to arbitrators | in work and produce annually, and the pay aa ke " a aun Se ; sian te

i ae. i i “ ee : ; e ae it was with great difficulty that he could be may allow othe mpanies to use U tall. The objection raised by the Opposi.| ment of certain fines, called ‘Lods et kept going, an! so great was his stupor that ty after thaw hava hails } sina x f Sc ao : es : LOIN, & i é é i the toads after they have built ore that the Government cannot be | Ventes,’’on every sale or transfer of their! at times he would almost fall like a stick. their own lines. the [Loca ; rnment | ¢ry 1 But surely the Government may farms: and were bound to grind their corn Frequently it was necessary to catch him | having a dis n the matter as well be trusted as any arbitrators who | 4t the seigneur’s mil, and many other such | 224 move himon. He reeled at times like | nese-o Mg eh aay 1 drunken man, and then again he would

ENTERTAINMENT The ent may | ippointed. They have been se — Eiht pba : whom | revive considerably. The dre: iry monoton- tid of the C1 as : lected by the people because they are | they held their land were also bound up by | ons walk we kept up without intermission m2 01 Tae nh prothers st i rive! . :

“ ' : ’ , ons. as they were +i] £ . ol lade santandum i by the Chesletiotewn Aust eatio und discreet’ men We question | conditions and restrictions, as they w ntil half.past six o'clock ye — cane

y the rlottetown vt I ti : ’ HM ng when the physician consented that he “Oelety, in St. Pa ] E whether arbitrators can be appointed who also tenants to the Crown. hould | low d to ta} rest The life of

ety “ a 5 : mw —- 0 i ce gk , | Shouk € lL OWE tO take rest ife Mesitew lett we : : are aller, more discreet, or in every way The tenants in this [sland hold their land 4). vounge man was caved +h thee steele The Hal! wa spectably filled and t better qualified to appraise land. Again, | Under a very different tenure, namely, the | for freedom from the effects of the drug: most perfect order main on tl n todo justice. The arbitra- | payment of a certain sum annually per acre, Was 4 sev ‘ lo have stopped three

: rfect o1 : : ] : : . “1: minutes w i have been fatal.— Balti consisted of the ‘] Emigrant nqd_ tors are not required to take an oath more | Varying from one shilling to three shil G nee ‘Heady Andy.’ In the latter. Mt thn | bin ding *. Besides all this, the Government | 'and the leases, under which they hold, are i Pied : Belek

; 5 nh » wh mh } i . il cA LIPERATION.—D. PAN KUN Doyle won for himself the applause of the otly =r sible to the people , the | all business-like, containing no restrictions | made his name famous when he flew his audience in his imp ation land arbitrators e wholly irresponsible of except such as are necessary to enable the! kite and brought down lightning from the

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and Messrs. Dougan, Stramberg and Guen. ®™¥ power except their own judgments | proprietor to recover his rent, and general- | Clouds which had been flying ar ound without ee a, ee ee : When w rememt er too, | ly contain: lause binding the provrie. | P@¥ims, bis way. Now we not only flash ther added materially to the entertainment | ™ ae ee " y Containing & clause Dinding the proprie- | 4), igh on . but ence has crippled

by the rendition of some ex ioe ls of the arbitrators are absox | tor to sell to the tenant the fee simple of electricity and is used to perform miracles. during the period allotted t iia : } a ng upon the Government—that | the land at the rate of twenty shillings for The Ti» readers will remember when

i ttex , Mert i * i es i es : ‘ ‘ > rs di ile a led #10 the Government has no redress in case of | every shilling of rent paid by the tenant. General Kilpatrick returned from C — three IUNnt re @ : pe e . . . ‘ y since, o is X un excessive award—-we may well pause! The proprietors let their land thus on lease, Y&3?* =P ‘ fhis having 1 remarkable oper- : ig , . : 5 ag ation performed upon him by a physician ARlsTOCKACY IN THE Dominion The (itta~ | and consider whether or not it is expedient in the first instance, and have continued so in New York, who removed a lars Ze fleshy wa Free Pres ys:—*A pondent, that the Government should have a chance | to let it, up to the present time, not be- formation from the General's neck filling . ‘ . ' . : : ] yh thi

Writing from London. inform that the | toy hase before resorting to arbitration. | cause their land was not worth more. as. it Ss needles and a attac hing a _ r ; ’ : vanic battery to it ‘en minutes after the | iMper.w arithorit « bear r COT i Os 0 Ost radic é y s us an¢ y igns 1 Z os , ;

perial authorities have unde wid psides, the mo udical among us must | such land rates much higher in the neigh the current of electricity was let on the bunch ation a matter of gra moment regard mit that the ‘‘Compulsory Act is ®) boring provinces , but because the parties had entirely di sappeared A remarkable ing Canadian affai | measure; and therefore it will be | who were desirous of occupying land were, operation was performed hy a Whitehall Will probably be announc ‘ v )resort to it unless a proprictor | in general, too poor to pay a higher rent, physician a few days ago. A gentleman

probably La f ere li ’ ho had b ff bund

: . Me . , who hac en sufier ag frox a@ sup ~ Weeks. Jt is prosumed th flat to s¢ at a fair price We | and totally unable to purchase I may re at een sufferir om a superabund

; ’ Ls ' ance of adipose tissue, consulted a physician under discnssion is t iy a } been among the most active and ' mark that the supposition that a tenant asking for relief of his burden. The doctor ing the Dominion of Canada into a \ ulyoecates of this measure, but} cannot make a living and pay his rent, is told him he could relieve him if he would

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Royalty by sending the Duke of Cam ] ilways contended that it should be} no proof that the land is worth nothing as ynsent to a painful operation The gentles noe - ‘lien , w in consente: d with e medic: rac.

© Canada as the representa of H There may be details | jt may happen that the tenant is too poor or ™*" consented and with the medical prac ' titioner entered the telegraph office at this

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Majesty Should t nformation | n the second land Bill which would be disinclined to work the land to advantage place. The fat man was requested to move COreect. it w ford ¢ i, amended, or left out; and ‘The tenant’s want of capital is no proofthat his coat and vest, after which the physician Consideration to the peop ( as may be expedient to add some provi« the land is of small value. Had the tenants’ surrounded h vires, attaching the I " : : i He ? : : ids toa werfl ery a a signal

t w ve t but the object for which it is in- , 5 and excited ty| <>" te :

4 invol : ee _ minds not been disturbed and excited b; from the doctor, Manager W . B. Eddy let ‘ rtiin ¢ i ’ ; " o > - } 2 yar mi! ! tion lis good. | evil-disposed and designing men, the ten- on the current. The patient writhed and as to w r ‘ Vednesday, the House—in commit«! ants themselves, their farms, and the land- twisted when the current passedaround him : , . I ‘ . . ~ 5 atand it likeas« : ros cour supply —diseussed the condition of | lords, would this day be greatly better off 5t ll, he to . likeamartyr. Presently he tocrat unatic Asylum. It was described as | than they are. began to shriek ; he grew enaniier and eusell wend “en : meet t i er, his clothing hung in bags about his fast

' ie mall to accommodate all the lunatics ; If the principle be admitted that a man dimstnialen d form; the doctor felt much

I ‘ j n ¢ ‘ too hithy to live in—a disgusting place ; may possess property, whether in lan 1 please ad at the result of his experiment Ay ril : M ee ‘ the Colony. It was contrast money, we must admit that he may use or) YW2Ue the ftormeriy fat med 3 ~ er very

: ; . : i ; zreat, although he seemed to be suffering Peter's } ‘ i e sith the Asvlums of Nova Scotia and h d it, he may re-~! ©*‘ :

I with | Acylas ” lend it ; and that, if he len 1@ may ; cute pain. ll of idden there was his house t nt i How New Brunswick; the small, ill ventilatec | oe payment for so lending it. Inthe heard a loud el icking at the instrument, as t caught ir p the flu i smelling rooms, with the spacious, | | case of money being lent, the payment is if Pandemonium’s great hall had been let was new and th 1 Jt ig clean, airy apartments. The uncultured | termed Inierest; in the case of land it is loose The © a te, rerang —_ = sup] t thet 3) , carpenter, Gidley, with the kindshearted, | Reni. a “tee in ran i om

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} Ir sWol r mo i Oo abr re : 7 have ienited { peep skilled Drs. DeWolf and Waddell It is utterly unconstitutional to abrogate | (yy bests mat An peer aeiee back as © Sperture in the flue cin the rough uncouth assistants of the car. | agreements in either case, whether of Bond | some infuriated demon was at the other end flames when t} ed that Penter with the trained attendants upon | or Lease. A legislative enactment tocom~ ofthe you Vhat in thunder are you about ?

s when the n ] ‘ut off your wires quick— fi the house was on fire. Mrs. MeEachern | the specially educated superintendents, | pela landsowner to sell land at its full value, New Yor ch all i op ae. _— the

n fis MecEachern - ’ : pial e “6 with soap grease .’— White. Was ill in her bed at the time 3} had sll these alternate shades and lights were for makinga railroad for the accommodation hall Times carried on a tick to the neighboring house, Wel! portrayed in the debate. One Hon. | of the whole community, is thing ; to Dr. W s { ! ‘ i The fire was too far advanced to save tl gentleman (Mr. Stewart) drew a graphic compel A. to sell his land, against his will, AND ( building or much what it contained wh en picture of an excited maniac with a chain , for the purpose of transferring it to B., 4 Nt ; " es “sistance came. ‘Two good stoves. a cloc wound his leg—struggling and quivering quite another thing. There is noeanaedl nia | deeb ; set of carpenter + tools, the potatoes in the in the hand» of men who were treating | ogy between the two things. The one may of f Heaithy i cellar, and many other useful srticles were im Worse than the lowest order of many be a public benefit, in which the seller of = ie legen greet Tesoraye i} i icles . jn ‘ Nervous ni Vsica Prostra n, arising destroyed with the house. The house was kind treat their ‘brute beasts.’ A single | the land partakes ; the other would be from exerti f mind and } i) nd a ‘ ss : I } . Afi : : s ate ; , a ' neat |i ndustron Mr.McEachern whoisan visit to our Asylum had so disgusted the merely a private robbery, sanctioned byact yw), i Calisaya Bark tt honest, industrious you aa s } Mever a ed score - ng man os ree Hon. member, that he never had gone, of Parliament. specific for Chills an Fe ver and all febrile severe loss, ana much sympathy is fe! : . s ” : hseases, it constitutes the most elegant an: fom tt, i trust it may takes substantia, #4 never wished to go, there again. That Yours truly, ‘ reliable preparation ever used in restoring | ort, and that friends will assi thim to er- is condition is scandalous, was admitted A LANDLORD.

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Ottawa, April 7.—The ¢ Citiaen tonnight | has « sensational article, stating that the | French Canadians held a meeting, at which propositions were made to take possession of the Parliament House if Riel were arrest~ This is said to be a fabrication.

Mr. Cauchon presented and read the pes tition of Mr. Perry, late Speaker of Prince Edward Island House of Assembly, asking to be relieved of the embarrassment of his office.

Lonpox, April 8 —Mr. Cross, Home See-

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Up to 2 p. m. to-day no tidings of a steamer Greco were received from Sandy Hook, off which Point that vessel is now | due, with crew and passengers of lost |

A Washington despatch says that the re- port that Secretary Richardson’s portfotio has been offered to Anthony Drexel, the Philadelphia banker, is undoubtedly true.

Orrawa, April 8.—Mr. Cauchon asked | for the exact wording of the Premier's res | ply to the question concerning an amnesty | to those connected with the North-West | rebellion. Mr. McKenzie replied that Government has no intention to apply for an amnesty for such offences at present.

Messrs. W, A. Henry and Alexander James are spoken of as prospective Judges of Nova Scotia.

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\ Madrid despatch says Seranno is to res | turn to that city,and Concha will succeed him in command against the Carlists. It is believed in Madrid that Seranno will call a convention

The Duke and Duchess‘of Edinburgh will | soon pay Ireland a visit,

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