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' um.» I m to obtain tlie't-xtnd‘tion of l.All\lhlntllc itiniiitho- rind Icy e tt.itute. and therefore ilicg ll uud wold. Ill hetii-ileri'd hi. ditchargu from llll~tlll.

u.m - on: of ihehigheqfunctionaries iii Ciinidn. the ‘Dridliltl‘r was hm lot] over at dcnd or night to the French tlctectivo. who conrcycd him with all tit-Iptttoli to France. when- bo nnw ixwitlh liisi trial. The tille'lltm it. how come thin extriorilinnryiintllllcgul snrruudar to he ef- fected? lt neeiui to be under-loud that the Governor-General. Lord Moiiclt. acted upon in loin» way by misrrpmu-utitiion. gave an order (or the prisoner‘s detention. which won ltz-ld by the eel utitltorltivu to override the order of Mr. native llriiiuiiionil tor ldv libcv- ation. It in it (use which deuiuuilu. llllll "Niki receivc. inquiry; iiiid it teciih llijuolll. d! the “li‘gh‘ingi \flllt‘lt, Mr. Mill uud Mr. 'ltirrena in the hint ﬁt'nslll" iol‘ l’urlimnout cxprcascd when the new Extradition Act wiit tiu-lcr dis- ('ll‘lilili. No man until more couviucvd'of the illegality ofhlq ciiptnrc thziii Lillllll’illltll‘. in Unnitdii he felt himself snfc. Probably the charge nut-ind him of robbery itud forgery is correct enough: but in thence of sin-h un upinionnu the one given by life. Justice Drum- Inond. in Montre‘il. it out highly improper— uiwtilicgﬂ. its well :nt outilgnitlt-tl—to give him tip. The right of ﬂ‘iylllill this Iti‘vt-v in-

tended to protect robhon iuid fill‘ﬂbﬂl: but if!

the rt-gtliuv rules of, low in their K‘flhc tire to be broken and u-tusitle. only not the lnw ht‘ violiintl with ('l|l|t|l impunity iii the once of political rcfugccn?

'l‘lto victorious 'l‘russinn urmy lltll nindc its triumplml entry into lli-rllit. nnd. in tnuy be nutnrally iiniigincil. mu cuthu " ' t-civcd by the iultnliitzintn of the t‘llpilltl. t-niilil scnrcely be otherwise. arcing how enor- mtutrly their success has ﬂll'lt‘d to thc titrength nud glory of lt‘ittlicrlnud. (‘ottnt Bismark. the moving npirit in Prussia. who directs the King. and inaugurated the Into uncresres. wiu juu recovering from no illniau that tit one time tlireutcncd to be fund. "0 wnt well enough. however. to be able to iihow hiuntclf. and wait invented bv the monarch with the rank of general. if course it generxil uiuut coininiind. -i.nd no he 'i‘lD uiitde cotniuonderof n Loudyrchr regiment. All the members of the Boyd Fainin were present. and nmnnglt them were the Crown Prince und Prince Frederick (‘hnr- lcs. both being lll'i’t’stt-d with the order of merit. The promotion; or other: who hitd distinguished themselves in the wiir were l'lll- memul. Berlin will be the scene of grand tit-mtinetriitionsfor noniotlnys to come. lt‘rcncli iiiauut-rs and hitbitv nt'c lluvislily followed by the other portions tifthe continent. and when it French urniy returns from victory. the peo- ple ofthe finest I'll” in the worltl think they cannot do too much to show their upprct‘intion i-t‘ itti vulour. 'l‘iiit l) the feeling under which the Berliners nre at present. liiboriug. mid no one cnn grudge tlieinthcii' rcji ~iugit. Ponce, it will be accn. hits been niznlc bctwccn Prussia and Miixony.

When Itnly. iiftcr her great nequisiiion of

Venotin. sinks down into her normal istzitc. the livectitivo ofthc Country will liuvt- plenty to do. Mtu linings mutt be reformed titid ('Vl‘lt

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conceived in u niiuilnr spirit. were rt-ecivctl with loud dumotntrutions of npproul. doubt they worn. for th ' mint uti'ongly lltut' reminded Lord ll.u't'oby’u audience of similar .viiiintt-uh which it otluu fallen from the lip~t of llii'iiiinglizuu'c own member. John Bright. llciwcon the peer and the picbclutl. however. in it public wine. the \lilIi-rclit'e is vcrv utiiritt-d. When the grout Quttkcr got-.- to tho c ipit.il of the Midland L'ouuticr to lllilkt' a spout b. be in iit-i-onipunictl by m [cunt tt hun- tlrctl stouogmpherv from ull puts oftlic king- dom. a fourth port of them pmhiihly coming from l.ontlon.uutl lll n few boom the iicntitncuu to which be given t'xpl’t‘lllt)" itrt- llitnht-tl to the reluctant content ofthc llvititdi lulex. When the Earl of ll.irrowby t-xprcuitcu there new and equiiliy t-nlilrged tit-v45. ii. its only the lo- t-iil press of the town which pitys the lcllril til- tcntion to hint. lliit there i.~ tnic punsngc of Lord 'llorrotvby‘s nddrcas Wllll'll dcaol‘vcit tlic Widc~l circulation and the greatest intention. mid it it ioiothcr proof of his douirc to I'Clll'tlﬂn tlic t‘r‘roi'it of the print. it in no important, coming from such a uiiiu. trained in such a school. thiit it otiglit to interest litiglisliiucu in every part of the giulie.—nuy port, in fort. witcrcthc English 1 iiigunct-i: spoken. “There is much good in general ucicnct- nod in the It‘- qnisillon of languages. but uhtivc iill thing:l ll‘l me ilIh'll‘t' you not to neglect. the cullivntion ot‘yottr own lunguii re There is no liinguiigc that. contains no lullle noble thought. so much beautiful stntimcnt. [0 much knowledge; and yet. to it great proportion of our t-ducntctl chum-s. the beauties ofour I'Tngliith lniiguitgc nrc nlmtut Hiltllly unknown—l believe titt- known to on ﬂxll'lll \l'lllt‘il cxiuts in no other country. lliclievc nu Frcntshiunn woultl be considered lit to he oliowcd to pitiiti out of school without having rend the tint l-‘rciii-h l‘itls‘it‘ill llllllllll‘a, iiiiil there is no German or lltlllllll who does not stand in n niinilur position; yet how iitniiy 1::th out of our schools. high and low. without having road it wurd tit‘Sliitkc- spenc or of Milton. or of any of utir grt‘iit prose writcrri? is it not it bl'llllllill tlint, this should be?" This it it prnt-tit-xtl view ofn high- ly important question, tiuil the tendency of modcru thought runs in the Milne (lll'v‘l'llllll. it is :ntitfirtory to it“. or thnt lllltllmt'lllllt‘.‘ c inuet-ted with (be i-t-ttlcmcnt. of the Venetian debt are now timingcil. nnd if the treaty of peace is signed. III will proluihly I.(- the t'dSt‘. ut the latest, on the lat of tit-tuber. Victor Emmanuel will nutkc hi~' eitiriincciiito Venice in ten or twelve days following. Extremes often inert. and the ltztliuns nntl Austrians. front being the bittcrcot loos. nppcur to he in it fair \v y of becoming f.isl friends. In it commercial. llrl \vt-li HR in it friitcriiiil item-c. this new uutl improved feeling will he of the greatest titlviiiitiigc to both countries.

The condition of Spoil] iii l‘t‘lll‘t‘nl'nil'tl its being wretched in the extvoitie. it i.‘ stiltl tlntt

Ll'hh plunge, [or oﬂ‘. , actuate. hi. Ittdruu. cbiiilng from melt cut-my along niHerlihon'yﬁith iinpeiuioily. "'l'iit- I't'hlltllthlbllillt'I ’l‘liv t-tl‘oru oftiiv Turn to chuck their title RI}: tfﬂmgllt IIK'VH.’ ' inunh‘bo lukcauiilutre. none were onuvuiting.-~ ’ Although we no not in pomniuu of full friends iu the rust. country. For whether or no it be the llODlilly "mount" mi in llit‘ n-mlt otihc four bottler tftlie working chum of England—uni] th- an: took pint-e on the (“me tiny. nor of the ‘ .w rpygm ' thou: ut our huge mom-wot be. in numbev trim-tron nit-brute; lt lt‘ coililtfcrcu and pléuint. Here and there in the fields

‘9 ll""“"""" "NI-‘1' timothy, they will certain that the 't‘urkiiwerowomt-d ll llentc- ._ ﬁwnll‘ 11"” iii-eat inﬂuence upon hvr \t‘vl- lcion. iii llt‘lllt'nlllor. anil Chi-non. and at the ‘u ""3 Ind l‘l’ml't'l'll)" ""1 it it "fill" thlK‘" ill- limo the bluullu'l' hit it. win reported iliiitthey rcu, ploughing out. and picking up petu- turostt that they Iliould be titted in the hint were retreating from the position» they occu- . 'l'llt‘ pit-d outside of llcrrclcion mid lletliciiinoii, rcport. shown (but this, iind other [Instslttgvs u...) that they i'uvciiizeil tlteirdct‘eutliy turning well no for our own. that the day wait against the uiiotl'ending wumcn old children 1*" of the Chvintizins, who rcuminctl iii the town.

onuie tutti ihtt t‘rctuin incited th-

M Apocorn. ncnr t‘huiicn. the ﬁghting in»

still going on. but the (‘rt-titns succeeded in t-Illt

i: otf all coiiiiuuni itien between the The Egyptians

ligyptiitn and Turkish i'tirccii. wci'e entirely Ilt‘llllﬂt'tl iii.

gﬁlisrrlliiucoiis.

'l‘ho Elllpl‘UMi Uurlotm. wife of. Miiiiiinllizin. is by no "Kill"! the impoverished permit nup- poacd her to be; the is one of the richest [It'lllt'edscd in liurnpe. iui idiu in one of the the most beautiful imd highly uccuinpliultcd. Her father. King Leopold, lelt‘hcr about ciglit millions nt‘tlollurs, uud bill: inn !l‘\'t:l'l|l millions besitlci. ‘

The Federal Secretary of the 'l‘reiiwry but. just tunde it utntcuieiit of the public debt, idiowiug it diminution of about. it. million per diiy for the last sixty diiys. \

The Prince of \Vulcl on the 20th of Sep- tember formally unveiled n Itnttite of Queen Victoria. erected ut. Aberdeen. tuuid niucli enthusiuaui.

ticncranrnntt-xpresren the opinion tlint there wits it tlclibt-riite purpose to nounoviniitc l’rcsidcnt Job on ut Itidiuliiiptilll.——’l‘lte Ilcruld of tiint. city uiiyii:— Genet-til Grunt uiiiil tho: tltc fir-t. iilioi. tired. come from u second-story window on the opposite ride of of the ttrccl; tlutl. the bull struck one, of the Chinese lantern» tin-pended from the window of tho l’i‘cnideiit‘n ruoin. iind naming the mom, posited within tlirecfcct oé'hia own

llt’Hll. Ilc cxprcnscn lltc op'diioii t tit was a deliberate iitteiiipt to :uistisaiiiutc r. John- ottll." -- - - ‘ “

Au Ellgllell wrilcr siiysz—“A good rditor. ll competent llEWhltlllIt'l' conducto .iu like it general poet. born, not nuttlc. .l-Zxci'uixc und experience give fucility, but the qualification is inutc| or it in never uninitiated. 0n the London pitpt'ro till the gront historinm. novel- islu, pocts. chillylblﬁl, and the writers oftritvels have been tried. not] nearly every one hits t‘.iilctl. ‘l ciiii.’ suid tlic littc ctlitor uftiie Lon- don Times. ‘ find nny number of mm til'geniun to write for me, but very seldom imy mun of ctiiiiiuoii scnsc.‘ Nearly ii|| succesnt‘ul‘edltors arc nftliis dcscript ion. A good editor seldom writes much for his paper; he reads. judges. selects, dictutt-s. ulteru nntl combines. itiid to tio till this well no hill but little titnc for com- position. To write for u pupt-r in 0nd. thing, to edit it plpor iii nuother.

On Tuesday liiat. two American Fishing Schooncnt, the "lilllﬂ‘i’l M. Mungtiin.” lll Gloucester. and the “ Sen Spray" ot'Nowhury- port, came up our river to Uliuthaut to repair damages. having been run into by dim-rent

toes.

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part of lull wwkgrwe not out to visit our

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tutw groopé ofmon. women and child- Wc were glud for their sukcl, us Potato digging weather

We have most vivid recollections of the misery felt by ourselves in our younger diiys when we were obliged to pick pota- toes off the cold dump ground, it run wind blowing at the same time that chill- ed one to the very bout-ii. How we uliivcrcd in the curly mornings no we scrnpctl half an inch of boar frost front off our hot: handle. and how our teeth chattcrctl no we with numbed ﬁngers painfully picked the spud: out of cakes of half frozen mould. It wits cold comfort sure enough. yet food was swcctcr. slccp sounder. and life altogether more enjoy- iiblc in those days than in these.

Arrived in New London. “'0 wore ut home nmong old und tried friends. To say that we were kindly uud bospititbly treated. cnn convey but u fuint idcn to the reader's mind of'our truly hearty lligh- land welcome. Thom who once gain the esteem and regard of the New London people. will ﬁnd that morc loyal and con- ntunt friends do not exist on the hire of the broiid earth. Their open handed llll- ostcntutious huspitulity to utter strungcrii is it mutter of surprise and admiration to many—but their kindness to those who have once guincd their conﬁdence and won their friendship, is literally unbound- cd. \i'c believe that we have it alight claim on the good offices of some of the New London people. uutl the licurty sin- cere unaffected manner iit which that claim has been acknowledged. hits been to 11811 source of heartfelt gratification. Where all were kind it would be invidioua to mention names. “'0 will content our- selves with saying that cvcry one was glad to see us—cvcry one treated us with the greatest possible kindnesx. rind nearly every one qttbnt-ribcd for the JOURNAL.

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Allwrtun.-Kildare Bridge. Moiitmc.—— t Hooper. (“on t‘eutrgvllkv—Ilut“ Cm".Kmniﬁtouv—Gruhh‘qwl, “if-p ‘ tou. We molt coufcu titut we have u partiulily .for the pld names. We are fooliiili enough to b'clicvc that if we bud l

Wilberforce, “'ushingtou. liiii having .

not have the “lKhM‘vaud. making him “inc. brave. goodor great. If he turned outtn stupid indolent chicken- licurtcd loot. his‘grupd name to fur frotn being ubcucfit would be p ‘pcrpetuol re- proach to him. ‘llut Cliftbn. though not within many miles of Anything which can with the least propriety be culled u cliff. is it very pretty little place. The view from it is a more then ordinarily line one. The hamlet consists 'of two I‘Uilll)‘mliﬂll(1§f)ll‘lt‘ stores, ‘uv blueksmith's forgc.‘ h nhbciiulkcv's und‘ sntllt‘r‘s shop. it storehouse or two, and it farmhouse with out-building». We happened in thcdays lung 'syue to be acquainted with Mr. D. McKay und Messrs. Pidgcou ch Stewart. the merchants of the place, and can testify to the, foot of their being jolly good fcl- lows, every one. “'c were really unv- princtl to find two such ﬁne cutoblisluuents ut (irnlnun'u Cross—we beg its pur- tlon—ut Clifton. The assortment of goods in both. struck us us being very large and vtu'ied. The hiucknttyith. who employs ttvo hitudit, cumc us ucnr as possible up to our beau ideal of it working mun. He seemed to have been the very man who auto for Longfellow'n life-like picturc of the Villigc Blacksmith. Here it is :— “ The Smith, u mighty miin wnii he, '_ With litrgd'upd sipewey lllIlltll, ;- ‘ The Iliusclvu of his brawny iirim Ai'c-itrong lll iron bundn,» ~ t

His hair is black and crin iinil long, "It! fut-i.- is like the tun, Hil brow in wet with lioneiit Iwrni. lie earns whitte‘er be can. 2 And look: the whole world in the fut-c, For he owes not any main ." I On ledving Clifton we had the plenum: of shaking hands with Futht-r Graham himself. On meeting a long absent friend. the old gentleman's thoughts very naturally reverted to the customs of his younger rduya. lie almost regretfully told us in bin honest broad Scotch phrase. that there want not so much its n gloss of whiskey to be got in the plncc. “ 'l'hcy nrc nil temperate folks here now." he

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our son ebullient-d .‘tjg\yton,' Xupoluon, WM v such a superfine handle to his name would otm’ urdll‘vor’

current-y. hi u good toutitl sum stluittyould lo ‘ I wliidli no info . imagine: it:- mix-t. nod leovo it induce iuhuud for pun-I y locitl purpuaun. piuchuhout i ii mnttcvut present. its the

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.tu \thivli lltt‘ I'd/riot git u circulation . that

mine yearn pat-l. ( unrumpec but become ‘Jtttldlthl‘ Muihii pl- iiiiig ur tiniin y be lllttltt'\'ltt‘uilttllIlllilhlt'l‘tllk‘! not intomi

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his I by the Sister l'rotincu, it! on

ituliiet-inetit loroor people to cuter into l‘un ft-tlct‘ul Ion .‘So mic” he

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nan will now iicoepl tltm'fml hwl‘t-uuins to-

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.--v—-r-~vv~ ~ . Timur: are on old couple living in New London. by the mime oi Mdlotignltl. \vlioito united in on amount one bumlwil unil eighty-c gbt. yours. 'lht-y nvo coiiiplctt-ly dertittito and dwell in it but. which JIIS Imcu tlcp’clibﬂl-W wt its not. lit. for. pigo to live in. “‘0 were . lad lobed our oltl l‘vieiid Mr. (lliiii'lt's lliirdingmoltciting sub- scriptimw In Bunmwi'uido tor the ptwpopio ol building n house tor the poor old could. \\'i.- believe thnt he lins‘sucei-éded in ruin- lug ii cotmidet’tyblc sutn‘, we do not know tlus‘pt'ccisi: ituttlltut. but think it cttuuotlie lt-ss‘thun twelve or fifteen pounds. it is n. pitv that. there is no public means of mo- vitling tor pt'rtiotisihi their deplorable situ- utluu. l‘ooplo‘ itro generally-1!:me enough to give to the. really deserving poor when milled upon. but veryl'ow people like 'to bike the trouble that. Mr Harding has been at. of going round aullcitliig contributions ;' and alter nil private charity is u very poor tlopcudimeo let my ole. bowovor few his \vunls, to subsist on.

We learn that uconaitlcﬂblo amount has also been ruined iii New London for the sumo purpose. ‘

A very ﬁne Volunteer Compnoy euintu. under command of Capt. .Duvitl Rogers. in Freetown. 1t number: upwuds of do men.

A. int-go Bear was hilled—inuweck at Egmout Buy, by n' innit named sylvnu Chuisa. She was uccptnpunictlﬂi'y. two cubs, which, liowevpr,g:lcupcd uu urt. The old hear was shot .with it email loud intended for portrldge, oiily:one1hot was fired at her. ,. . ,. .

'l‘ult lion. J. 0. Pope. lender ofvtho Govei-muent. arrived in Citat‘loZtetoivii, from England. on Friday morning hiiit.

THE Drill Shed in co‘u'o of erection in this place, lil pi'ogvcu-iug rapidly. We said to_ ourselves. the other thty. .u .wo looltcd at. it. " what. it fine Market. Llousu it would woke." . ‘.

()cn circulation West. 6! Siiiuiticrsldd notv numbers upwni'ds of 600 copies. itntl we hope tliitt inlet" or have bud 'uuutlier opportunity ol c. iv wing. to double the iiiunhuriuthatd ~tioii. “'cscudnt-iu'ly humility to the 1.. without including Ctilll‘ ille. 'l'i-yoii. .. iiutl our Buster-t subscribers iiro ditin increasing. Uni- whit-n. III‘llliull oi. IMUN‘III mtiuitnu to

, As we drove throurlt the countr' we . _ , . .. . . “m "min". Brigmmmn' a, n" own“. mu“ m" mum” WM “W” worm 1:”er 1‘ “m “with Wm“. M a a. “my , b an" “alum” ....:.i t. .a. Ilunvutné‘ullu uncanny" unu or“. lJUU copies. lliis Will gh-u the pub.

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9:92:51": cf.:9.nr.iisirtiituoz'tn.i in". of tho gnrriton. took [It)$ﬁt'oll0ﬂ of the pol: the prittiiit. the i-uutom-housc. iintl vlhc poi This it it .~t,ttc ltrllilllg" which would tibgrztce oven the 'l'nrka tir Russians. The Govern-

tncnt nt Florence. when it bccniiic nwai'c of

witnt I'M taking pliiro. sent i..’.00 fresh troops to l'iilorino. nnd fourteen buttulion! h-iv'c been ordered from Leghorn. Ant-min. and 'l'iireuto. It in pleasant to know that thin itutbrcitk has been no di‘llll‘llﬂnt‘t‘ elsewhere in Sicily. At )lcutiun the Nationiil litmrdn llll‘t‘ offered tlit-irnerviccs to the Government, nnd'ln other parts of the ixliuid similur otl‘eril have been iiinde. it. is clcur. nevertheleu. thnt. u cm:- niduruble time must elitpac licfort- English triivcllers can be induced to trtut them-clch implicitly in wine parts of Indy.

in tho south-cut of Europe. the position of

utilith id tiuvthiug lull Btiliafuctory. it was prcvinutly ldttiwn thut (inndla was in n suite nfinyurrct'tintt. the Cliri~tlnnl rebelling Again“ the ubom'mublc (lovernme‘ to which they tII'E (-ompelled to submit: *‘We now lonrn thut the Turin brought on unity of 40.000mcn into the field, the insurgent Greeks 40.000. llut the latter. lni-lly lll‘lllt‘l] nnd lindly lt-d. wi-rc titt- cipi-tl to the coldest. nnil \rg‘rc tlcfcittt-il. EMF foring severely. 'l‘hls nifords the opportunity for which ltuauiit pnutn. Nhe lit by virtue of viii-r religion and her ponition the. protector of the Greek Chrbtinns. nnd its she hit.- declared her intention of breitlting through the treaty of Ith'dl. on the plozi tlutt the truth»: of INS liuvc recently been cost. In the wind by other Europcun Powers. we may shortly hem of some IllOl‘K‘lllﬂlll front St. Pe‘crsburg. No ilotiht. the late t-vcnu ill Harmony and Italy ltnvo (unwed this illilll'l't't'lltlllill'y ninvi-nient in the ’l‘oviint. for whenever it stict-t-itxt‘iil nppczil toiirin-t l.- mnde by outI peuplt‘, utiotlier. initnirt- rillg under the some of wrong, thinks itself -juiititled in following the exnuiple. it mny be mentioned in connection with thin llllljt-C[ tllzit the British ln-giition itt Atlit-nx linit given iin authoritative culltt‘utllctitm to tho Itiitcinent tlitit the Eiigiiitli (iiivcrnmont bud urged ttpnn Ithn l'ortc the ccssion of (Tnndin to the King- dom oftlrcccc. Hunteru itffniil utilic present time niiiwt be giving it good dt-itl of llllcllllllcs! to Lord Stunlt-y. Crete and (.‘iindin have it full npprcciution of the Mole of tho " sick "mun,"uipltht-irt-wndition in for lean desperate .Illdll that ot'ltnly oppcnred to be ten or twelve year! iign. .'l‘ho (llrt‘Clnl‘l nt‘the lliink of linglnnd have 'rﬂll‘u'l'd the rate nt'iliucount from i"- per l't‘nl.. g; which it won ﬁxed on the tlth of Suptciiihur.

l’nlcriut) hits recently been

ﬁve

tho >rc~v in silent-rd. ih u mat-t cums. .uc .u‘t'r.” pnrty approval to he div led. our ‘ ting for the \‘Xliulrltill of the lluorlitiii dynasty. :Illtl the other striving for an llnllt'rl and toiislitutionul utivcrniiicut. A story comer from Madrid. through l'ltl’lh. of HIV treatment Mill'ei'cd by a retired captain niiiuctl \‘ctituvit. iiiitl his wil'o, \l'lllt'll it true, justifies the worst tli.it L'dll ht- siiid oftlii- staleot’thiug! in the Spnnith cnpitul.

Affairs in lllt‘ list of Europe i'et'omc every titty more vt-ritius. The intclligcncc from Cnndinia llth'lll‘L‘llllll iiu~nti.~fut-ttiry, nud it rupture of ll fortuitltblc kind lit-tween the l’ortc und llurzsia. the liittt-r the grciitt-r pro- tet'ttir ot the Clll‘lbllllnl in the liiilt, iippcurs inevitable.

llUllllUllN l (in 'l‘ucsdny. the 23rd of dugout, the iitth- govuriior of ltcthciuiins, hiiviiig returned by :in lniperhl 'l‘ui-ki-di sicniuer front (Thuues. were he went the day before by the Atitttriiin stennwr to lllL‘t'l the governor. gave some or- ders In 120 'l‘urks. nativi-ii ot'tlic island. who went out in the neighborhood oftlic town. ttutl killed about lot) Christians—men. women, and children, who li.ippeiieil to be til home. On \"l‘llnohllily. the L‘lth of Augnﬁt, 80 Cliti~tiiins nititcuihlt-tl for the purpose of bury- ing the ituiioinntt-d pooplc. The Turks in tile ltlll‘li hiiviug got information of thin. wont uut-tti0|ll iaou iii uniiihi-r—nnd attacked the few Christians on the bridge ofthe villiige Atyipot l , liult'uii linur'it tlivtiinve from the town. The Turks were iiccotnpiiuicil by one icgiiiiciit ofthc liiipt-rizil tinny, which bcgitn tiring with cnnutiii :tgainst tlic (fretimi. Unt- s‘tdc thc gun-s of the Fort of llcthcuinott n Turkirh butcher killed it (‘liriittinn furtut-r. cut him in six lllt't'l‘s. iiud threw them on the r.mip.iits ofthe fortress. where the ting! ile- vottrcd tlicm. ’l‘lity nitirilcrcil uh~o u uiuii 30 y a old. t'iiilotl i‘llll‘llllll‘llkl, xtntl four others. outside the town, hm‘illy ten tiiiitutcn wuik from the fort. 0n the ﬂzllllt‘ day 500 ’l‘iii-klsli fiiinillel cu- tercil the town from the \illngc l't-rivolin, and by force ejected the Christians from their boom and took ponenion of "will. All the Chrittiiinl iii llethcmnon were in great terror. nnil front that tituc nll coiiiiiiunicutlon with the villtigt-n ms ctit ott‘. In tho nbove cu- giigctnrut it. it reported thitt ’l'yivl, n mini rc- piitctl for bravery. rvtia killed, und four or five other Turks were wounded. (lit the 29th Angina thc (.‘lirlsliims deitct-nil- etl from the Mount \‘rysiit. one hour and it

(‘.\. Did.

but for a fciv day: before they lcﬂ for port it Ind l'lllllllll‘ll- ed to improve. and they were in hopes that it would continuc.-.lli'ri'um'lu Utriulll‘.

DESERTIONS rnou Tim .\'.tvv.-—\\'o under- stand that u Liruc number of Ilvbtﬁl‘tlttll‘l liiivc lutcly token pliicc limit the .hipa forming tiic Naviil cqllttdl'ull in our liuruor. V in come- qttt-uce, Admiral llnpu, we lcurc, isuicd llll tirtlcr, proliihiiingtlio IIIL'II front frequenting \i’iitt-v Street. and ha: uiloptt-il other means with it view of putting it stop to it. The gun- lioiitii .llz'mitrzf iind Charge! have bct-n nu. chored uﬂ'llcNiib‘u ishintt for the paint ft-w thiys. for tiic [)Ill‘lltlbu of searching merchant- iiii-ii. rind look-out pnrliel have been cent to the various outposts to intercept tit-letters.— Half/it: Paper.

Aﬁi'o broke out in in huge porcelain warehouse in New York on Sittiu'ilit ‘night causing dzumigo to the itmuunt‘of't quor- ti~i~ ot'n million dollars. The spill-ks set fire to it Ciitholie Culliedriil. Ctil'nt‘l'fll i\lott :iiid Crosby streets, ttiitl thnt ways dean-oy- I‘Ll with tuainy valuable frescoest d the large organ. A number of viiluabltuutiuf- iiigs were aitvcd. '

.\l.\stixiC.—\\'o have received No. 2 (St the Masonic .lli'rror. a iiciit monthly printed in the. Mummy News otlicts. It purport: to bi: published by ‘ n Coiiiiiilttcu ol‘Alnsoiis.‘ whose names are with-held from the Frit- tri'tiity and the Public. lit-hides giviu',r hllcll current Masonic news its duty be picked tip outside the Lodge litiiiui.'tbts .lli‘rror undertakes to furniin the world with copies ofollicial documents pnssing bctu‘ecu the Grand Lodge of England niitl the Masters of Lodges uudoi' English legistry in New Brunswick. .ll'thevo is wisdom in Hllcll it course. or in the agilit- lion which the Mirror moms to liuvo been established to promote. we fiiil to not: it..— b’t. Jo/m .llumi'iig il'clrgi'in/i.

PLAGUE Oi“ GllAh‘slltll‘l‘EllS R" Hill \i'l-lS'l‘.

Our \chtci‘ti cxclnmgt's :tt'c nil more or loss excited on the buliioct of gritnslioppcrs, which are represented as numerous M lo- ctlsls in Egypt during the reign of l'lllll‘ftO:|ll some tium ago. The Wynndtittn (lrlzdlr

.to H per vent. The Hop was fully cxpt‘ctcd lisilftlistant from the town of llotlit-Iiinoit. iiiitl 5"." mi“ "ll (“"153 (it‘l‘l'k. lictu‘i-t'll Tul’uk“

frtmuho accumulation» both of bullion itutl reserve. indeed. the nt'cumnlitlioni would

iittitt-kcil 25(10'l'ttrks rind n regiment. of the

and “’uincgo, llll’_ fill the tilt like .‘tlltHV-

directors, it it clear, having rt-gnrd lo, the uu- lion, ttiid stutt' tbztt two of their l'llit'i! were in iiiy’l'itttlﬂ. tloilu,r llllllltilltltl injury to 1|“,-

vormlntlca of the harvest. nnd of the corn nnil

tattoo Inﬂfkl". wi.-h to unite the triimitioii killed. They report the number orihr Chrir- u; cuich sumcu‘lint the common

from tho Milli rates of summer as gradual its pornlbio. The recent liiglinrlce nfiiinnt'y lino tcmporiiily ('rllllll'tl ipeculntiou. but ll. hiil nliio ouflllllttly interfered with ltgitiuiutc trzitlc. 'l‘hu Atlnntlo Telegraph Company hold an ovtrnordiniiry gent-rul‘tnccthig tit the London

tnkenpriaonvi-n. nud live or six men were

(ltlllﬁ killi-d iiiticli larger. biitniithingin ccrtnin. its we cannot get nny information, the commu- nicittlou bring Interrupted. 'ihe, ’l‘nrkn pil- litgctl it good tutmy vllliigvs, nntl Iiiiving bt‘nl the booty to the cemetery outside the town of ltcthtvinnou tlit‘yturnt-tl‘ii into an iiiii-tion iiinrt.

crops and g '- st.

'l'lio lnBl‘t‘lH tire mid to ie locust.

'l'hcy ni'ti triivt-Iliiig rust. and

The Kearney [It‘l‘ﬂftl anya the whole

selling the things itmonust tltcutttt-lvrit. 'l‘hcy 00"”"3‘ m“ "'““-" “"""'"l i” ﬂu"! Willi

rtnipwiirdl of mm. ". m-y told suiié‘tm mail of limb during the season li.iii bot-n itnythiug utgood.

"1.11., tiny mun could wish to live in. ﬁl'nsolioppt‘t's With some cliat‘iietci'islica of l

of improvements mndcduriugthc lost six or ucvcn yours. Ilitudnomc new houses and commodious outbuildings have been erected in all directions. The fairms liuvc been wonderfully improved. Fit-ids which we remember to have been covered with unsightin stumps, are now as smooth it; a bowling green. and an extensive forest in which we have more than once lost ourselves, hits dwindled down to a mix, row strip of scattered woods at the fur- ther extremity of tho clt'nruuccs. Every where did \vcst-e truccs of increased rom- fort, and indications ofun improved sys- tem of forming. \Vc were truly glad to ﬁnd that our old friend Mr. John Siucluir'u attempt to cultivate fruit trees was not at failure. \\'e had not the plcuuurc of NUC- ing Mr. John Sinclair. but his brother l’ctcr Sinclnir, Esq., trcutcd us to some excellent fruit, apples and pears. The most beautiful apple. Ml regards form Itnd color. thut we ever now, grown in Mr. Hiucluir'a Orchard.

On it very conspicous site near the west- crn and of Graham's llottd. 11 Catholic Church is in course of erection—u very ncut itutl well-proportioned building. A fumiliur voice front the scaffolding ncziv the top of the Btccple uuswcrcd our indu- tution with " llow iii-c you St'uuuniunn .lot'ttNAL?" After it short convcritnlion with Mr. Hugh Morrison. we puttnctl on. We iipcnt the night under the hospitable i'ool'of another old friend. More a very plcunuut evening glided by int we chatted ubout old titucs nud oltl acquaintances. Our friends career is a striking example of what may be effected in thin lslnnti by energy. industry rind intelligent-c. With no other capital to begin with thim n pair of willing hands and an urtivc mind, he

.iriny. hillllllll‘llill by onc cannon. ’l‘lic 'l‘urltii llukcs in ii winter storm. in leitt'ilhui 1"” mad" for hi'm‘wm 0‘“ 0f the $709" warm“: it run lowor mm nfillnoiiunt; but the brought into the town the limiti of one Chris- county they Iiuvo made their iippt-uvtiiicc woods.

nsplcudid fnrm. ()u this farm he has built as comfortable n house its

llc llilti surrounded himself with every thing ne-

nm drsunying unnothmg WK“..qu “lung ccssnry to the successful prosecution of the route.

hiubuuincnii. lie has done more thiiii

this—he hits rcnrctl it numerous fumilv.

lighting us used to be at the Crow was awful to see and hear. But its all dif- frreut now," he added. “Ah man but the change was much necdcd.’"’wus his piirtiiig rcmiu'k. \Ve wcre sincerely re— juiced to hour this testimony to the bone- tit of temper , from one whose pre- judices were ‘cvitlenrly in favor of the drinking customs oftheoldon “'c hope that thc temperance cause will con- tinue to flourish tit Clifton. and in other parts of the Island. “'0 know Uf‘llllll't' than one place where a chungc is greatly needed.

Front ('lifton. half an hour's drive brought to: to Morgute. This pretty vil- lngc hits been almost entirely built by the 'l‘upliu family. llcnbcn Tupliu. Haip. the merchant of thc‘pluce. iii another of our self-made men. \\'ith vcry smitll itil- vantiigeu he Vluui succeeded in estulilish- ingn ittrge bubineuaVnnd lnt'it become the foremost mun in thiit pnrt of the country. “'0 wish him every nucccsu. Mr. \\'illinm 'l‘uplin leaves a ltirgc cs- titblinhnicut untl n comfortable home in Murgiitc, to curry on his business—that of Curringc Muller—4n Summernitle. \Vc hopc that he will never hurt: cutinc to rit- pcnt the change.

We were surprised to find that the people of Miirgntc tire obliged to trudge twice n week to Kensiugtnn. for their letters untl papers. A post fllcc ought long ego to have been cntu'lilishctl in or near Murgnto. \Vc believe that the fault lien principally with the people them- iiclves. How they hut-e H0 long pittiently borne no grant an ittrmivcuicncc is it mystery to “it. From Margute we turned our horse's head toward Summcruidcmnd arrived home vcry much pleased with our down cunt trip.

.._.___..._________ l.\‘ another part ol'tliii day's pnpei‘ will be seen it vet-outinundation of the “(llu‘ll of l'ltlllmllltlll to 'l‘rustecs nuti Teachers of

our public schools. Wt: hove not it single, word to any ugitiust tlte school books so t'ecoiiiiiieuilcil. They may or they may not. be superior to those now in Hue.

motion to

lionomo ldmi of the llllpol'lllnt‘c at tho SL-nnii-zimiri: .lul’ltNM. as on advertising :uudiiim. “"o tiiid thin the cxti-imnliimry t-hcziput-ss of our paper tends greatly to immune itr-t-ii'etttiitiotr,w for

not. take ll good family iztpci when lithium get it for US l‘.‘ lll)i.l..»\ i n yciir;

llv l't‘ft‘l‘t‘llt‘u to our tidvi-i'tising column! it will be soon thut ttvo extensive bales iii-o t i take plrtuc. one in the atom of Colin Mchiinitii. limp. initl tho-other uttiw ltoi‘o ot‘hlusiu‘ti. Green 6‘: Scbiivinun. t

’l‘iiir. Fishing Submitter Summerai'dein ox— ptii-tutl to itvrive iii llllS' 'ol't this week. rtvv llovsu-s ure yct. in good ilemiintl. are some four or live pun-hue" from St. John at pvt-sent licrc.

'l‘iti: Agt'icultiii‘ul Stock scuttoStuumt-r- side from the tiovuruiuont Stock Furiu. L'littt‘ltillﬂlou'tl. was suldoii suttu'diiy lull, mid realized ot‘ei‘£l0. ’l‘ho Lumb nlone won purchased by Mr. ,lnuiois Danby im- the sum oft?» we” iiiid the Pigs realized nearly its iiiticli for the lot. and were pur- chased by Men .‘I. ("hurlt-s llo'ivntt, Robert. Ellis. tutti i). & l’. MoNtitt. '

'l‘itv. sit-tuner l’n‘nmm ry‘ Wall-.7 took from this Port, on 'fucstlity morning list.“ no In rttls (lystc . :ltil idiot-p. tibuut l. )0 bushels (lrnitt. (3 Horses. mid suvcrhl bar- rels ot' l-Zggs und tlutiueiil. This", tovcthcv with n ltu'gc qituntity of li‘elght on lbout-d from ('liai'lotli-toivu. actually caused hct' ponds to ltlllcll this myth ol tlpxwutcr. We never recalled, to mill. séctt her so heavy lutlod.“ ",.'3 a, 3 q 2.... . i"

0.th m ‘iteliltt'r his. Lfdf’g‘lf. -—- llnt'lcy m it» lid—nighttime imp lb’dd—llut- ti‘r lot' is. ltl.—l" gs for llld. ‘

Tlll". I‘Ulltltl «é t vending] ‘ good 'for the WWW iuitl irtlt‘iivinm m tilting zidvntitagu ul’it. ill we obveri‘dhtrgo «pinu- titles ol'g ‘tllll routing in.

A young man muiititl George E. Steven- son. in New York. who its no tliutlioflius lost iii the gitutbliug halls of lli‘uutlw I legacy of $.30.le since the 13th of May hint. ciiusod the urt'uﬁl' on Friday at about. it dozen of the fraternity, who were made to give bail. lie unset-ts tlittt. they clieiitcd bun; they vlniiii that thcy plnyotl inii‘.

[We Nil‘lt‘t'l'tlly 'lxillevu lhnt the mother W K) neg vet: to '1 ’II lde M '. >3 '5 l0 ‘

Soothing Syrup tor hin- mailing 'élilﬁthri: depriving tho litylu uullqrer uhllw'lt‘t-uit-dy

ot nil the world the best. calculated to give ll. rest iiiiil l‘t'sltll't it to lit-ultli. Then: is

not a mother who no c' r t l l but what \i‘illti-llyoir bani mti will 'g’ll-

littc'llic bowels. iiud give ri-st tillli health to t its child, and‘IsVJp-ylct'tly ‘ An" all

schools to introduce Nelson‘s ﬁction in... ""9 ‘3

'J‘inion Dishonor—“Rt Would cull :- . 'lirﬂWll‘N llroiiehinl Tl‘tl .' \l t' have found them clllciicious in allityin

li'i‘utittion in tliu‘l'lii'oatitntl llronrbln. nut

[ml would t‘tilllmt'llll‘llll‘lil to tbe’nttcntltiu of

'l‘: "ll. iii tie Metropolis. on the "th. tic . . c . ' . .- ym'ﬂ‘lxnun’ .7: mm," WON“... momték. Tﬁe iil.~ii opt-turd the griivcxoi'thn cemetery. throw. gt’usnlioppvt‘l. they are destroying the and 1“” l’mud‘d 1”“ WM “"11 film”. (IS

"in," woan w" wry mowing “a “.3, ; ii”: stingy the bones ot the dead and keeping pro) '—5i.:|llsk ulntll lll‘xllll'll-T“ itli iiliiimiiig they grew to man's entitle. and we should

nylnp'lllll‘lll‘ M might have been nntlcipmcd.i“$‘"° P“ , ire ' ytio tut til this woielt they will . , . ,~ . . . _

and the t-hiiirinitn congratulated the .h-u-c. J'bv bugiuh. Frcmli. nntl Rttreiiiu manila have destroyed the lust vcsligo of t‘lllmt- "at M n“ “and” If I“ d P “"“iil'm‘ l’llL

holder: upon their happy position in being the Dfﬁi““"l 'EK’U‘H; “‘9 ,ﬂﬁllhll'lﬂllliﬂl lblld lill‘ ted vegetation. Md will then commence 9f “9" "cured “omcwlu'ﬂ‘ 0' 0th“ Out . _ A . - it :igc lint um.“ mm In l to it run: ten. ill I lt' m ,mrie rm”; and 51,“ "1d" " ' . . "

proprietors oflwo and” in uttinl operation. l' A , _ r p , I i l t, 1 I t‘ ton. of harm it “it . \\ nth Mich exam,

.\ cptiipitny which ll earning L557 it tiny l! b"‘”"“" “9””! ‘1’“ "0 km" “0””"1 m “1“” An exclmngo anyn tlutt pnl'tiotiilol north. 3 l1“"

\\'l2 do my that we consider it no ni‘l n1 “db”? Spl'illit'l'! ntid others troubled with gl'u;ui|lillatipc unnmhunﬂu'" “I” "w :ith-t-tioiis of tho ’l'hrtutt. They are nhio Inst-iii nrmngi-nit-iil without first giving “” ‘f‘u'n‘d'i “"“mly m" "“9”“'!”" N" {1}..." mm]... warning. “my “mun um‘ .ulting trout (will-bl.‘upgrﬁahmmfuf. UM- iint knowing lllt' intention of the lotitd: ""'

hill iiuportt-ti ri largo truck (‘lilldrun ltttvlng M'orhfitrrdqldro 13mm"-

hutl hiippeucd.

rennin to be lit good butum with their chair- iiiiiu iiiial theiuuclycit, and the Iliitrebolilon ltu' hcd lmoiodgriuady Wilt. the war. ,tuld ly . lr. Stuart Worth-y _t int he lain mort prnlitiihte nicn’nvl 'trsimtniited w: re the Ipt‘t‘t'll of the King nfrriitshi. and an wcouu ni‘tht- pugilhtic eiimustrr between Mum and “on. from which we 1m» ten to the conclusion

’l‘hert- took place u very l‘lonily niid iii-vert- cngngrinent nt-ur Chum-n, M ii vllhigte eiillcd Ltryscit. in which three hundred Egyptiiim were killed. buidi-u tunin nutiu- 'l‘urkl. Amongst whom w.” I tnuu norm-ii llutrel. of some local notoriety.

At llernelt-ion the tint colllslon between the

Wt'ﬁfl'l‘n Known nrt- overrun h then: lioﬁfh.

is hidden. They have literully Mllllplttl torn-fields. eaten up the gross. weeds. iiwd lcnri-s on the trees. Their rnvngrs wero

:lUO miles long. 'l‘hr-y come from the direc- tion (it Fort heiirncy.

0 only liuvt- llliv succeus. b)‘ ordinary meouu, before at 9‘ “m M3" Ai'ti‘m’” S‘i‘m’I Swift . lt'l'tlllllllt'llllztllllll iii: guilt-Fully attended to, “ll-"lll'luwﬁpl‘ ' Vunulf’uge co mot country. And iii every settlement I'mvvs. lliidthvl' iii-en duly untitled by “"‘l Mum—"fir"? Wl'm" “1mm” my", w

They come in awnrintt so due tltittﬂiastin C)“. is if "0‘ folly ‘0 any “IM this in it

on the Hand run be seen more than one (ionﬁned‘w ,. mu... “1...”! 12 mile, wk“. 1,..- instance of similar nticccits uudct cvcn less

promising circumstances.

the-oi tlt‘.‘llt'l'$ will be very considerable

the litl-‘ll'll of their iutciitioii to illll'llllllt'll n i new M'I irv of school books. they could have illlltll‘ out thrir orders in such n in ' 1 it: to have both carried out the recontuicut -

1m... nto itttviitlou. pa Iicglcct ot.tbo two

n *d giant 5‘ «if; sgtll‘o if iiihilge' gaudy. lic cliiltl.

Sold at. 25 rent: it box by most Denier. n Mthliciut-l.

l linvo llt'l‘n Milli-ml with I: sort», leg for

that there in nothing which my: better in Chrltiiiinu ntid the rt-gulnr’l‘uikirh nl'niy hr. ‘ ‘ _ Atticrimin lllt‘rnttlrt‘ ilmn lltc rt-rnrdii of light- not on Hominy hm iii ihc Villllﬂl! of l’yrgor. , ‘5‘":‘0 "l'iﬂ'm'lfllfé \"Fl! pllnlttily nl; them- !av- l't‘rhlll'l“W‘Ltll'bwnt xliiohwilloxt-Ito ulnnmlt'mmwninilwmnrnitm until all in '“"“"""‘“a" ’“"""""" "’2'" "" “"i "l . .. .. loliiuc \‘t‘llt‘llhl‘l‘ :l )llllllt‘ nr . " - i - uUllllmttut' hvtbo tom of ii moo “nation on. niieinthenllbvtthiii at no the evening. .\ nit-and engagement funk tll|'lf'hi‘“lllﬂ up! on thit rnilroitil tmi-k ot “9W 5""? “‘0” 0” “"‘f‘m‘i- " ( “Wm! Harmon...“ QI.‘ gun-"h." of ,1,.,’ligl(‘,:::y £i"ii.i%nil.il-xlcd. ' ' wiqu thy tth mitt to “no pm; Ann-rim lplttcﬂ M. (:ru-nii with mom uiitive Turks. the Iimon l'iu-ille vontl Ill Blll'll iiiiiiilwra as “’0 Null. “ We know of no lllt‘lt pliirr !" ..rl~.diii-;iiio .t I “to rpppm um "whim. 3 “ KENNETH ‘I(II)().\'/| M" ' 'lif i »

“ \Vc must not “(glut-c to a.) to (1m illiml "l the llonrd and secured lliul Isclvos thvco your». niitl hm’” "-fl‘d dim” J“ “""li' ton." said our comlutnion to us. as we "m" M‘ 1" w’mkl “whim """3' “my “"‘l‘ﬂ “‘ilh‘"It "m‘lt‘ “"m 1 “mm”, J' 1“

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