m

~ -._.——..m

c)- in the host at all mils; it hi the abandon- tom! of ‘mul—lhc giving up of thv truth-

of lite with dead ttutliiugucus. lie who can implant «mange in the human will i- ll! lit-pt phyaician. ‘l‘o gov-k to gou‘ni ,\

men by their luau and their wants. is an "r" "0'" P'l'.‘ "‘ “3* "I‘ll" “"“v- l‘N‘l'fl‘r‘l uu'onhv purpose; the Ill‘sll‘l‘ to min by W.“ "W I‘M" 0‘ ""“lflflll- Ind hr h‘lkm Ill“

mean: of cowardice in ol itm-lfi-twanliw. 4 Love inspires courage and hope. is doubly the gin-r null "owner of life. Wlmtnvu [cat‘th us boldly in combat the manifold evils and maul" of tllb. enabch m to win the crown of victory. Special care. tlu-rcl'orc.‘uiight to hr taken lll edit-I

X0 SBI‘HHTIUN Itlfl‘WElJV l-lxomxo AND!

v ‘rlle to the blindness. llturuu .\ourit .\.\tl:iut'.\.-.\t the banquet . “in. in mi. lawn“... m, "mum, om“, mm“

given by the Canada Club to the Delegates ; meat.

from lltitish North America. the following.

sentiments frnin .\lr. Wutkin. M. l'.. Chau-

. man. were received with cheers:—

“ As to the llriiish North American l‘rm

iiuccs. he would siuipl '

as the elder son of a family who in ~_ think it time to st-t up on his own : count. and {:11 married. but rather as pix: titers in a concern which was one an. ia- divisiblc. llo bt-iicvwl hc might .i.l.l [ital nothing; could be more uuhirtziuatc than that. our fuller; Slill‘llfl', l thou- pim it should think that n't'i _ and \vcrc ‘ different to the connexion with lllt‘lll. e; that. Wt" should ever willingly give up out. acre or ground in t quarter ul't'l' which the flag of Great Britain had cvertltutcd."

John ll. Surratt is dzidv expectcd to ur- rive in Auicric . it not pp--:ir.~ that St. Marie, the man who was instrumental in his capture. is not catitlel to any reward front the L'uitt-d States Government. Nov. 534. m; ’; a general order \ 'us issued by the l’ 't cut. from the ollico ol' lllt‘l Adj-ttautt llt.‘l'.ll. for the HI st of Sn er. Saunders and ulllt'l‘ c at that time “'l'l't‘ iit “Ha "I of positivt lllltil‘tlplliuil ot'Surratt's t. pc, and haul ’ traced him as lat' as l.l\‘l‘l'l)tl=)l,

wanking the rewards, 'l‘liuinpsou Tin-l:-I Tit 'ftu'cl‘lllut‘tli'

A .llit.i.io.\' Dawns rtth FalllNz IX: lLts-rx ling headling the I'II'l'dlltl of Judd: ul Nov. 29 has the billowing: ~

“Mr. '1‘. liarciphaw, Commissith oi ()rissa. has sent the llcngal Government a report of the famine in that Province. Never has so hea aidinga picture been drawn. Au otilcial whose bias. ifit exists. iiiustleatl him to tone down the horrible facts. estitiiates tlte loss ol'lil'e from waiitol loud aitd its consequences at from .500. 000 to 000. 000. and in some places at three- fourth of the whole populatioti. This is among the fouranda halfluillious ot'Orissu alone. where the olliciul reports show the deaths to be still going on at. the rate of 160 a day.

The mortality was not less sever. pro- inrtioually in the adjoiniu" district 01

lidnaporc. with its population of more

than half a million. In Ganjaiu. with ucarlyamilliou oi people, the calamity was coniparativeiy light. but luitiiuc. (lis- easo and duhility swept away thousands. The same is true of (Thol'a Nagporc. have a reliable record of the deaths 0| paiipers from famine stricken districts in Calcutta. Add toall these the mortality in the other districts ofllengal from Sangui- island to Patna and the borders of Nepuiil. and we have arecord oi the loss of lite which exceeds in horror and extent that of any one of the six great dronths of lit- din during the last ct-iitnr'. Before the destroying angel takes its nal flight the t do will have mounted up bcyoutlu million known deaths."

Sriioxo l..t.\'at:.mt:.-—- President John- son‘s Washington evening organ said , ru- notitiy of the Adminstration :—

” if necessary. its strong and iron hand will be invoked to nor the course and prevent the consummation of radical trea- son. The great oath of the President In protoctand defend the constitution will not be forgotten. and the people who sus- tain hitii with their 500,000 majority oftlne voting populatiop. north' and south. will not ibrgct hint. . Events have already brought the government to the very vergi- of another revolution. If' the radical majority iii Cotivress pursues its treason- ablu course min-i longer. the overtunent. in order to sustain itself. will lave to ‘arm its supporters. Althe call of the Presi- dent u l his friends. north and south. and the army and navy will respond. In such a contest the issue cannot. be doubtful. Congressmen may be valiant ll liters on the floor of Congress. but. \vhcnt icy crime to lead their cohorts into the lh-lti it in

“mm”... min,“ Ti”, r...” arming “my gm,“ highly indignant, the Indy went to the More to tlcinaiul uu cvplanatiou of the neglect.

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soldiers of the republic. will be found tight- iag under the llag. We advise the oppo- sitiun oi the determined and fixed l that Andrew Johnson will serve out. his constitutional term of oflicc.“

Ocean '1‘ial.t-:oii.tt'n.— We are promist plenty oi competition in the matter of

4-lurttut-telegraphic communications lic- tivern Europe uitd Ann-vi Although

the French capitalists do not. tent to more on with tlicii' lined. and New York (Ioni- puny. there are three other companion in courseot‘lnrinatirni They are - lst. “ The American I‘lltlllllt Table 'l‘ graph Conl- pany.“ the capital of which is one million sterling. the he l-quartrru being at New York. ttnd Wlllt l willjoiu (.‘upc St. Charles and Lisbon by the. Bermudas and the Azores a distance of 3.227 miles; L'ud. “ The 50 ':lll 'l‘clegraph Company.“estab— lished in England. to join Fulmouth and Halifax. a distance ol'2,."illtl miles. capital six hundred thtpwuitl pounds; .‘l-l, " The. North Amcrit l ‘l‘oh-graph Cotiipuuy.“ 1.9.30 iiiilett long. t‘t .joiu the coast «pl ticob land with Canada. by tliu Faroe islands. Island. ahd Labrador. Thu-tic cottipauies will be enabled to profit from the experi- cites gained b that which carried out the first great. not ertaking. and will thorclbre use both time and money. The. inevit- able conscquencp must. he a great reduc- tion from the pix-sent etio mng ,hlgii tariil'ofelcclric messages. ‘ 9"

.. Tim l‘ANL Ca0wn.-—’ or: are four Pontificiul tiuraa or triple crowns. Um: tho gilt of Napoleon l. to l'iuns Vll.; it weighs Bllm. uvolrdupoin, and is Worth £10000 sterling; the second dating from the pontiiicnte of Gregory XVl.. and worh only £400; the third presented by the pal- atlne L'llll‘d to Ho Noun. and estimated at the value of £900; the fourth the grand: at and richert of all. being a present made to the Pope in 1864 by Queen Isabella of Spain. and valued at 635.00%. or over £21,000 Eu lish. It contains no fewer than 18,000 Lamondl.

I can certify ah. I van troubled with Salt Rheum for three yanr. and tried many pren- crlptiunl. but. all proved of no avail. But having tired J. B. Fitch's Golden Ointment was perfectly cured: and have much pica-tire h recommending it to the public.

.

" a Kcntvlllo. King: (Jo. I ‘2...

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“J "Ii. i luv}: poriml Inim- than Ilv‘ tint-hm- of tel-um windy without their vision. and of tell their meinory. becoming affected. vionsly Ipoltcn uflnutlwr form of mammals. uyin vtmnatic of vftlvr'ium In mrnl. Ind caused by Ilcnllullc drinkv. panied by treuibliu. of hundv in the morning. cation to teach what true courage le—aslund m. m...- P...-i...| p,- mum“, “main; well in weird and domestic. as in public 3 limb of ilmv \.|l‘llll\'l| Ire my ulovv in their attain-quid by what means it may be best, pragm- towards curc and u-ry refractory to sustained. treatment.

l'iu-l an mum at point. of course. I: the dis-

inti innovation of the car tuli’li‘rl frequently enthusiastic lll‘v'nlltt‘i developed. "0‘" or torpur of the rItr. wiili (Lit-nu- ot'coltl. -uut h titliy any pain. car. but cvtrcuic dryncu and minute granu- “xl'n‘ss i‘ ll“l‘” l.|ll<‘ll- iii the throat. tin- p.tss:tge.« ot‘ the nose that they \vould no: loo ' upon themselves um. N... “p,” m, “M, ml... “mum: {mm u“.

in mouth. behind the var.

. sou

'l’t.

'ot‘ivn tr "Ill‘llllfl‘ nt‘ lll'.‘ tongue. ctnbarrasment ' ot‘ ~prc ‘ prognosis Is‘ very unfavorable. for those per- ;conscnl to lean- off the badbiibit which has n" ‘v produch the disease '

..\ isms.» Under the :tlmt'tl stait- idmk.

We ‘

been sold at £7 7 6. and the latter at from

Clllll'lll. anxious to purchase a camel’s hair shawl, could find but. unit that suited her. After taking the pricc,,which was 8|.500, she tried to persuade the clerk to let her have it for 81.000.

‘snnie offer for this very article. and was re. fused." place of disappointment, for. of course, Mr. S. wanted it. for his wife. him in his kind design. she paid nub rent $500 toward the purchnsc.aftcr y‘liich the clerk was to write a note to Mrufi. buying he might have the shawl for the 8|,000. 5. went home. delighted with the prospect 0f so valuable an addition to her wardrobe.

carried the bundle away himself. went. home niiieh mystified. hut. in a few days. the

sporting the identical shawl.

ed at the General l’oxt-(Mllcc that litany per- soils in America are in the habit of sending over to that. country sums of money wrapped

couple of rascals. ivsu riding along with his

powder magazine.

tiom was that it would he better to curve the

their prisoner. who loved good cheer. and mu determined to live well. he called out that he would blow the town to

cuiuhcd. and the demand! of tho prisoner went on increasing. urcuutle under his window; then a review of the garrison; afterwnrtll it vhnmflglit, in which the troopn representing the French army boat tho Highlanders. ever Sabbath morning. before breakfast, the Lori Provost. in full uniform. fiould make ‘4. ELIZABETH ClllPMAH. little «pin-umnce and read him an address.

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M. Sit-ind. in tho mane of twenty-ciubt. ‘rar- prlt‘liv'r. bu [recurriin met with bliml-

llt'l“ In- l‘cw [venom who can “not. for any lie but! pre-

lt iv Yn‘qucmly wann—

‘l‘liis latter occupies A long time. itinuaucc ol‘ the practice that hit- given

Mr. Trigzu't «uum th-vt in smokers and rinkt-rs an iauidious ltllil ob-tiuatct‘urm of

There is a kind olnunib-

Thcrc Cs no wuxiu the

hoist-s in llic car ~iliuu<i always occur at an early period. until i: is lltl‘pdl‘klll‘ to notice that they have it llin-v «in; lmiud. The disease ulii.its it~clf iii tbrvc periods: i. That ufexcitviurut in which ihcre is intolerance of noise and n hissing. ii in the var; ‘.’. That of depression, in; u the .iis'siug sound dis: pears or only" iiius .u a distant sound or f’cclllc echo; and: ha! of u paralytic rendition of the auditory nerve. in which the tense ofhcarlug in lIlJfl‘ or less completely. and often per- iiuucutly lu‘l. In this period there is also

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ind disturbance ot‘tltc vision. The

.tim alum- nre ausucp'iblu of euro who will

Atu roa .lizrrensox .wn AND ms Falli- i.\'—.\lc:isur have been cutiuiu-iitcd in the So‘ilh to rill:\‘ by voluntary subscriptions a fund for the support of Jeff Davis and his liviuily. who are in destitute circumstances. The following extract from n lcfhv of Mrs. Davis will show the impoverished state of her t'tinilv She s-i :-—-" lly using the strittcstu nuiity we me our way clear for the lll‘.\l three month“. llvyond that all is lluvlug to maintain lwu households— my mother and children in Canada. and my husband atid younger childruu here (Fortress .\lonror)—iu_v expenses are necessarily and unavoidably great“ In spite ofthc rigid econ- omy l l‘Xl‘l't'l‘t‘. You are aware that we have not one dollar save that contributcil by oitr friend". You Hi“) know that no dish goes upon Mr. Davis's tulilo, beyond the strictest. prison fare. that is not p iid for out of our own purse. The papers assure the world that my husband is wrll taken carc of: but they do not say that it is his own people \l'll0 keep him from want."

“'ooi) TRAIN-7 —-Frntit Farnworth and Jur- dine's Li Irpuul limbi-r Circular ol the 18th Jan.. l8ii7. we learn that the arrival from llritish North '.\mcrieu dating the past. furt- night have been 8 vessels. 274$ tons.uud that the uggrcg ite tonnage front the Britiin (folo- uics to this date in Hill. 1805. and 1866 is respectively 337.640. :lltl.80('>. iilid 31l.912 tons. In addition to the general dullness experienced in the trade at this time of the year. we understand that. the hard frost llus :ust entirely suspended busiiicu. The a quoted is as follows :—

Hardwood. —I’rincc Edward Island sold at from Had . to 0d. per foot.

Sprth mid 1’qu Donia—The following cargoes of Spruce Dcnls have been sold by auction, via. ;—Ex “Peter Maxwell." front St. John. titan average of £7 ill 6 per stand- ard; ex ” Golden Dream." front 8!. John, rum. at an average of £7 ll 6 per standard; i-x “ Elinor." from St. Joliit. at an average of £7 ll 9 per'stmdard; ex “Magna Charm," from New ltivcr. titan average of £7 12 6 to £3 per standard. The cargo. ex "‘ John ticddie." from St.Joliu, was mostly wirhdruwn from this day's auction sales

1'. E. bland .S'prlre‘huve been solo at. from £7 7 6 to £7 10 per standard.

Boards and wealthy—Thi- former have

£0 l5 to £7 .7 per standard.

Tin: S-rour or a SHAWL—A lady in Citi-

"Madam," replied be. “your ltuxbantl. ii. few hours since, made me the

At this stage. pleasure took the

In order to assist

Mrs. Evening name, but the p:u-kuke didn't: so

l‘lu-rcupou. the clerk assured her lilr. 8. had Mr». S.

riddle was solved. \Vliile walking on Fourth street. she meta fair‘kut frail one,

An English paper says it has been discover-

in newspapers. Notes for various amounts of doll rs are the media. In consequence of the existence oftliis practice. American papers are now examined at Stalliurtiu'a-lc-Grnud. It is impossible to examine every paper; but selertiuiis are made at London, and frequent seizures are the result.

It Wisconsin nfllcial who had arrested a

prisoucrx. when a prniie chicken made its appearance, and the "(liver drew his revolver and ilrt-d two or tlirct- almlu. (bio of the prisoners suggested that he could do better. and the rcvolrcr wan liantlcd over to him. The prisoner. howe’vcr. tlid not try his skill on the chicken, but prcsentcdthe shooting-iron at. the billet-r and " backed off." leaving the otllccr lucoxitute on the *‘ uncertainty ofinau" and In return home minus prisoners audit. $30 revolver.

An Anterior: wotmi l‘iluzuvuvo.—"l‘he Purll correspondent of an linglivh paper guarantee) the following;

“ A Frenchman. a prisoner in Edinburgh. having llllll'lllflull to escape. took rclugo in the thn the uuthnrltico wished to seize him. they found him Iittingon a lmrrel with a lighted tiiutcli, and threatening to blow up the town. The authorities reflect- ed prudently, and the result ot‘ihoir delibera-

l-‘rt-nchinun out. But they reckon-d without.

ln conlcquence

pit-cu if he did not get three nieall a day; he would write out the hillof fare. Sumac luc-

tlomctluics he had a

At. lalt he exacted that

acted until the allies catered l'nrls.

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ethane

lobtu-urity. Nitric my mum. b meat of Aim-rim. t-tllccr. Clpt. .\lt r. «then led Fulton

u hlspmuipt amid pmven .d:

captured it. then ll““\‘lfl'1l to Govt. ( t‘ou- NW) and staff. said to have malted

t‘outm Murphy. Col. Lauhvr. liuky. and

We cannot attempt to I "I. RH")

oi' a Turkish

they muut conclude. that they vrcrc unused by the unfortunate mother. then they must return a verdict of guilty within the prllomr at theI bar.

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meanness“ no action 6.. w A” ‘ h . nuoauas. ifly Toleyaplt to Joumlt.

.7; John. m. in. l Camu- nf Fenian nuthrctvk \‘ct. buried in

g. l-‘rniunl “tacked Kill‘ut' Mil

Fenian vowel oil‘ Dinghy an. lloml Johnson urn-sled ll Limerick paper- found upon their pct

Gold 30'. st. John. 20.

In than Ireland of ltith. state- U‘t‘ouiflu": is Stephens. (‘ouuty proclaimed Statu Scigc.

Louduu l8——Scrvuut of Earl of Khmiarc got anouyuio 5 notes. stating that visit”.r w. ‘ planned in liillartvcy. and that leader would reach liillarucy that night. (‘on~ stables who took Moriarle iii custody, found on his person letters continuing not-is.

King t‘oiisurt has bcot cxlled from] Sp:iiii.chui'ged with plot' 3 chcncyel’ liltigduat.

Gold ‘Jlil.

important till.

(‘lmrlnttclmvn. Fob. 20.

Large number of persons assembled at Nomination yesterday. Everything came otl‘ very orderly. t'oh-s atul Kelly having,r no opposition were elected.

llnii. J. C. t'opc addressed the electors. and was hcard with much attention. Other Candidates nominated as previously stated.

Latest from Europe.

Cass-rim, ncnr Liverpool. Feb. 13. Fenian demonstration amounted to nothing. City fulluf troops. Fenian: goiic;cuuldlmvc taken t‘hcstt-r on Monday. but 'vr’tiitcil eo- operatc movements, which failed. . Lennon. 13. More trouble exported in Liverpool. Sym~ pathizing Feuians say docks will be blown up. it is stated that Lord I‘Ilclin rt-ccivcil telegrams from Clicstvr saying villain looked lcrlonl, but timely information saved the town. . Loxuos, ll. Bill for Confederation of British America utily embraces the two Cambium—Govern- mom has been ailv' ed of the landing oftwu ship loads of Ft‘lllllllt‘.—ll is rumored that the Feniaus will attempt to cut. Cables. ltritish Go 'l‘nllll'lll will assume legal expense in thc dvlcncc of Governor l-Zyrc, whose inlaid: now progressing. ‘ ‘ ’ '

Rob. l6. Dcxpmch front Dublin on the llth. says news reached hert.I that thc Fctiinul n‘sseuiblcd itt Killarucy this morning. and marched to- wards Kininore. Troops. with artillery. are in pursuit. Rose and Naas leave for lrclalid at once. Steamer " City ufBath" was burned ufl‘llnttcras. Out of twenty-nix crsom only four saved. ; Berlin. Feb. 8. It is said that Bismark will propose ill the l‘urliunu-nt of the North Gerniun‘ States, a tax on tobacco. London. Feb. 8. Despatch from China Itates that arrange- ntcnts have been made for the cstublislnucut of a European College at Pckin. with the con- tent ul’tho Chinese Government. Notwithstanding the positive advice! to the con‘rary from llriisstls this morning. reports reached here to-niizht that the troubles in Lower Belgium were on the inert-use. _ Liverpool. Ffeh. 5. The ship ‘ Cbnrlottc' Mucpuuuld, tram New York, has been lo‘t near Brent. _ ... 1. ' ‘ Berlin. b, 8. The negotiations between the l , rth Ger- man State. and l’riuain were clotcdfftmlny. Consuls and five-twenties unchanged. Gold 137.

London. Hell. 9. A letter from Garibaldi publh-hcd to-day in Vienna, expresse- sympathy for the strug- gling Cretan: . I’urla. Feb. 9. An understanding hm been arrived at by which the Turkish force: are to evacuate Sonia. ltis stated that the Pope will mon make an appeal to thc Catholic Pimento luuaiu him. Florence, 9.

Humbert. Crown Prince of Italy. and Com- muniler-lu-Chicl‘ of the Italian army. ll won to innrry an Arclulut'hcu of Austria.

llrcadstufl‘a neatly without change.

Mixed Western Corn 403.

l’ruvisitms— Lard declined 1a.; ruch at 50. The demand for Beef is brisk, ruler of prime liulin Mean USS. '

Console and 6-2034 unchanged.

Gold liloi. I

Florence. Feb. 10.

Baron ltlcasoli in about to introdue'euhi'thc‘ ltuliau Parliament. a ncw bill inrogard lothe property ufth: Church. ’ ’ i

London. Feb. Ill.

A tlcsputch from Constantinople announces that the Sultan lltlfl resolved to einaneipntc his Chrlutixtn subjects from political disabili- ties. and has issued a call for the assembling; l’urliuincut. 'l‘lila intelligence has caused it. rise in the Turkish futidu.

llcrlln. Feb. 12.

Prussia will send l‘lcnlpotentlarics to treat with the t-x-King of Hanover, with regard to the disposition to he made of his private pro- pcrty.

The cure of the Qucen'va. Ann Kimball. charged with the murder of hot twin infants. was before the t‘riuiiunl'Court. ln SLJoliu on Monday. The jury disagreed nti re dis- charged. 'l'Iu-rcis to hen new trial. The evidence revealed not only a lad want: of crime but of humanity. The charge of the Chief .lunticc. which we nibjoiu, will give some ldcu ufthi: and case. lllI llonur lsthus reported:—

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He described to them the position "(which the girl had been left. the inhumanity at the mother. the cutting' rcniarkl ot' the father. forsaken iii thchour ofln-r trluln by ovt-ry one. with none to assist her. the palm of labor. and the equally strong pangs of conic-fence. Under these i" cuin~tiiticen they would not be surprised that Iltc was tempted to commit the «time for which uhe had been trii d. ‘llnt them very fact: indicated it motive. llorriblc at there facts were. yet they did not cxtcnuato the cave. and while they touched the sympath- ice they should not effect the judgement. The ronduct ofthc mother was the mostflm- natural he had ever heard. She not only left the girl alone when her pnscnce wal Inn-t nectiell, but actually suffered the living mother and dead children to lie lti hcd together from Friday till Sunday. He thought. the doctor had not apprehended his duty under such circuuiltunccn. and while he was turn that no evil motive had prompted him. yet for future guidance he would ray. that when the announcement of the death of the children war lint made to himfhe Ihould have demand- ml to are there. have learnt all the fact! about their death. and communicated at once with the authorities. lt mu thc duty of the jury to reummber that the children were both born alive. 'l‘hut while one was wonkl -, ctJhu doctor llllll no thought that ,it would die-that. within half an hour after the doctor had left. the children were both. ‘dcad. No on. was with them but the mother. Murh had been found upon their necks, and a wound on the month ol‘one. which tho doctor had declared were. in his opinion. the camel of dclth. lf thew wounds. were. in their opinion. the cause of death. and if they concluded. as he believed