sublime. lie hail risen in all in litlltl, but‘ Without sound, and placid bilnsi-tt eloso 'tl

under the Iliv eni-d spot-wtilo window; rovery lmil'in his body appeal-ed alive with ‘exriteulenl; lliacyes git-w blooddult. and were all expression at contracted llil' ; 'lllll. his tecill remained. as yet. ill their ~sheaths, except the white points. which shelved under the wrinkled upper lip.

(Conclusion in 1 our and.) 133i 1.‘ w .‘i 0% ii iii iii it it!

At. an early hour this morning, .lollil Tobin, l-I.~q., lato member tor this city, x” tolllld dead ill his garden. This llll- .oxpcctcd aild most melancholy event has cast a gloom over tlm whole community. Few men iuuong us hat for some ) a past, taken a larger slla a public till and Il ‘lllilL’Slt‘ti greater interest ill the pro- gressaad social well-being ot the people oi tile County of Hall . ' and tile l‘lovillce generally. A ' ll—llladu luau, active. shrewd, and illtel n 'lli, he has long taken rank ilot only as one ot our \vealthiest allil .nlosl. respected merchants, btlt \ looked npto as one ul'the leading public illcn 0! .Nova Scotia.

With some pcculi-l : of disposition. thisgcncral char er \ tlnlt ot tI kind- liearted, Iraak, simple, aild unatl‘ected gentleman. He has been taken away ill the autumn ot his lite. and to all appear- ances ill the lull vigor oi manhood. llis death is felt as a sudden and terrible be- mavemcnt by a “lit " le ot'tl'icuils .nld by tile community ' l'i'ovidcnee arc illsel'lltallle.—atid ail tilat we poor, trail mortals can do, is to bow ill reverent submission to his will. We sym- patllisc deeply with the llcai'eaved family ill tllcir great :ltlliciion ; bilt it may, per- haps, atl'oril illelll some comfort ill their sorrow, tllat every member of this coin— iilluility we have met tllill‘fll‘s to Ieei tile death at Mr. 'l‘obiu as :lil iildividiial alld public loss.—llul{/il.r I‘lld‘lll'tldu'.

’l‘lii: S’rx' . til“ ii:i-:i..\xn.——Archibisllop 'l.cally has issued a long alld eloquent pastoral on the outrages in Tipper: ‘y. J.ie expresses his horror of the crime, c. - hurts the, people to Iorbc: 'allcc, alld la-

ments tllat :l h-w desperadol acting singly and without aceoillpliei , should

tarnish the fame ol gailailt ’l'ippel'ai'y. lir- illllllllllt'S llle antipathy of teilant against laildlotd to the too long protracted settle- ment of the lalld question. He eulpl ti- eally denies tlle existence, of an agral l .ronspiracy. and s it eollld not exist without the kno\ igc ol‘ the (‘atllolic clirgy. and they have no knowledge et any such thing. The lion-detection ul criilis proves there is no conspiracy. It is llll a lllylh. lie tieiiics tllat promises of any change ill the land laws by Mr. tllad— stone or air. llright have had anything to do witll the lnllrii vet's. Such as may be actouaied agri all he ascrib spartly to tile unhappy relatiolls between landlords and tenants, partly to the traditions ot niternicinc wartare between the two classes, aiid the late iillilsiial outbursts of murderers to the atlai ' at 1) eohey. lie thinks tlle xpe ‘ ~tions of a settlement, so far llolu illl-i'c ug. would diminish them. He bids tlle tenant to look for hope to the imperial Li lalliic, and points out the danger ot the people at lillolailll being disgusted and estranged by these outrages.

it, is one. of the singular facts of the situation, says the Portland .rlr‘qnx, that while w r1 really to quarrel with ling- iaud tor her eouiso towards us durine‘ the late war, we have nothing but pleisant smiles and courtesies t'oi' ifl'tlllt‘t‘, whose ruler was really more hostile to us tllail was the liritisb tlovernnlcllt. lie desired to recognize tile (‘onlcdcratcs as all inde- pendent peoplo aml proposed to England to liaite witll him ill so doing, bilt the pro- position was rejected. Ila saw that the .su set our government in pllttiilgdown the rebellion would defeat hiscnterpl'isuol an empire ill Mexico, and hence desired to compass our defeat, ill which .iillglllud reluslul to aid him. This rclusal thwarted his contemplated purpose. and now he is treated as a. tricnd, while l‘lngland is held up :. our worst enemy. Such are diplo- inatic inconsistencies.

Ll'rn riloxi (‘i'i:.\.—.\ Ilavaua dcspatch ,ol‘ the .‘llst. 01 May to the New York press ‘s the troops. in active pii "uil. ol'the tillibusters wtlo landed ill the ‘ ot' Nipc, :lliil have captured three, at their million, and killed Mailiicl Quarrez, tllc comman- ill-r ol the ritiemeli, A heavy engagement ,.h.-isi taken plae ' al l’uerto-l’adrc. The ill- surgouts are mas iag their torces in the vicinity of La~l Tunas. A skirmish is re- ported neav ('ienl'uegos between tllc rc- :{llltll‘l—Z and insurgents. Capt. tlcn. llll ‘s order sendinga number at political prison- ers to Spain has been revoked.

A dcsp: ell front Vienna of May lst, says :—it is said that. islilail I'asha‘s totii' which will extend throughout. Europe. is tor the purpose of determining the ques- tioll wlietlli l' the Suez Canal is to be coll- sidl-red a sul-je 'l tor the neutralin 01 all nations, nild tor all little.

A ilespatcll from Worms ol the .‘llst May r-ays tllal. the Protestant (‘ongrcss w llch assembled thereon that li'l)‘ was attended by 20,0th persons iarlu ling ri-pr nt:l— lives train all the Mates of Germany. llle Congress, bv a unanimous vote, resolved against the apiii exliol‘tation to return to the Catholic Church, and iii condemnation ol the Encyclical letter atld Syllabus. The idea ot the tormatioil ol a United (icrmau ('lmlch was mooted.

A German element must be progressing in the Southern States. A new paper, printed ill the German language, and call- ed the. I'dlll‘flll. has been started in lticll- mond. It propo. a to be an industrial alld political or ' l.

llill'glars are committing deprcdations, in St. John, i'. ii.

A gentleman l‘lltlhnily manned from linden ilitoi'lllcd usthat be initial number» of Nova Si'oliaus who had gone thither to “better their condition," were doing so i. walking about the streets, not being a lie to liild that. ciliployillcut. which they left at home —-Il.l'. ltr.

Wis-i: iii A good many mechanics who bought to both 'tllcnis ivesi by going} west iave_ litter an .l ..i 1‘] .,,,,_‘,.,,,,,,.,,_ t id to the Province til a determination to l Hick to it ill liltilre. Thcy i‘epoit that times' are very doll in that section, niiil la 1 iIllmbi- s ot'yoeug ilicil are glad to ge opportunity of working lor their boar in this Province the reverse is the ..c. and here no mechanic who is willing toi work need be out ot (rillpitl’llluul.—Hf.| Julia Tclq/rop/i.

Snu-aruauxi: AT Qiri from a private source ti. the Ships built aild lauuehei at Quebec up to the prim-"i date this year show xiii aggregate ol 1!-.l'ltltl ‘ tons The. prospects lor the year tllo not

ltl'ullllfllilg At a recent Sabbath School ('oneeil inn silbllibaii church. the orilnlaiieeot lltlllllvlll‘ has :idniinisterl d. The clergy illall in imlige express-u! grlitilicatioil that the oc-, l .-o.ion nth-red him . ) good all op] nitnniiy‘ ‘lo explain to the children the natnic ul‘the,

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service. iiy way of illustration, he said “ in Uld Test meal. times. blood was ol-l .lered as all :‘dollillg .“ilttl'iliet', hence it 'as spoken oi as :l piliitiel'; but what is used, as all elubleln of purity Ilth‘. d-l ——w|lal 'eleuil-nt conveys the idea of lll‘.l|‘l:i.>$'lt'flil' lilless P" A tlloinenl‘ lleuce, and tlteli a. dozen little voices sqllcaked out-“ Soap "‘

A San Fral -isco correspondent gives all account of Mollie 'I‘rassell, who shot .lllil killed her par-illloul' in Chicago, a few weeks since, alld was tried for his murder, alld who narrowly escaped merited hang- ing, llccauscjilruvs ad seine qlieaillishncss about hanging it woman. She was - teal-ed to imprisonment iii the Slate l‘i ‘ ‘ tor lite, aiid that after she had remained there she had experienced a change ct |leal't—expcricncrd r igiou —0l' rather convinced her keepers that she hall; sym- pathy \v:. awakened. alld a plea for her pardoll ciitulated, and was signed by over so many persons. She was pardoned, and imna-lliately d ppearcd train the vision ot'ilu ('llieagoai and turned up ill San Fran , where she soon became the proprietressol a house ol ill-tame. Tile fact that she was the lalnilus Mollie Trus- scll attracted a great many visitors to her house, alld she became qliite a lion allloag a eertaiil class. Since her advent there. she ll'lS been twice below the Police Court

o lulting several persons witil a bowie kilil . illld she has come betore the public

again ill the character of a. procuress. Tile daughter of a well known merchant was mi 'etl l'roin her home. alld a search re- su ted ill her being found in Mollie's bag- As the father is desirous at keeping the matter l'roul becoming pilblie, tor the sake ot his ‘oilng alld beailtitul daughter, the matter will be illi.’ lied up. and Mollie may escape merited ltlllll>lllllt‘lll.

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Front Seal/[sh .lmri'l'ciin Journal, June 1‘2.

The election ill \\'ashin"ton. on Monday ' l, resulted ill the su " ol the liepub~ Ii iii ticket. Although every pr aiitioill had been taken to preserve lit‘ltt. . at the‘ polls there were several serious distur- bances. The latest. dispatches say that the 'lt'lltlll ut the negrors in nreventiug, several at their own race lroln voting thel l l)c|ll0t'l"tllt‘ ticket, ainl thereby at oilc tiulu - iy inciting a riot, which was only sap- ld after killing one negro and wound- evel'al others, is severely condelnncd'

in" .6 llyPtlie Republicans and Democrats alike,

The Republicanshave elected their en. tire city ticket, including the Collector,

l‘ '1 ister, and Silrve ’or, by a lalgc ma— jority. probably near {5001), Nine colored men are elected, llatllcly, the lie one Alderman, and St ell illelllbci Common Council, so that the lit have obtained control ol the teen ilicilt of Washington.

Tllc news from (him continues to be. an» trustworthy. it i. said that a party of tili- busters were sill'piised ill the liay ot Nipe,‘ about Mayllth. and were dispersed by one ol the Spanish military collmms. Three. or tour of the invaders, designated as lor- cigncrs. the only prisoners taken, were suuimal'il ' shot. It is added tilattlle cargo of the vessel ill which the filibustch landed lell into the hands ol the Spaniards. it consisted at twelve pieces of artll 1.30.001) cartridges, with other allllnuni aliil a. large lltiiilller ot barrels ot' hard bread illld potatoes. The dispatches front the interior of the *land are a mass of re- ports ol petty disturbances and skirmishes, aild 0t murders.

The Ncwlouadland delegates have come to terms with the Dominion (lovernnlcnl as to the considerations to be received by .\'elvlolilldl:lm| on entering the llllioll.

The terms will be submitted to the people of Newtouadland at the little ol the general election next fall, aild on the it sembliilg (ii the Legislature ili January the question will have to be continued.

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Caliadian enterprise ill the nlatterol rail- ways alid telegraph is beginning to excite the adllliratiou (it our in lrhbours. They have rliseoveri d that i.iln y to the l‘aetie. wholly through it I territory, would maketilt-journeytojapan .‘ttltlllliles ‘ilfll’lt‘l' than by the Pacific lil e rccuntly finished.

This isa ditl‘ermicc of some consequence. As lor the proposed cable telegraph by way ol'icelailil,it will be much shorter than the liiic to New York. So that ill respect to botll telegraph aiid railway building we have greatly the advantage as regards dis~ tailec.

The New York Itcmorrnlsays: imperi- alism hers is advocated quietly but seri- ()usly by a large party, and there are none giving it so much encouragement as the alt adlninis 'ation. The earnest end ion of the people only will ptev -nt its establishment. iii the place of the pi alt tiovei'ilmellt.

“ ()i.il I‘llldifl .l'r lloulz."—The simple pathos nt' this meloin touches everylieart. it is \vllistlcd. sung. illld played on instruments everywhere; alid next to it, an a bcl el'actor is Grace's Salve, which is ilo well calculated to relieve until-ring. It is to be found iii the homes of all who prepare against. accident.

Very LatesLTelegranis.

London, June 11. The Colliery disaster ill Wales provcii less serious tlinli ilt tirst stated. Fifty-six bodies have been recovered thus far alld it was thought tlllit the total number of killed would not exceed i'ti. Steamship Gran! L'iisttl'il has gone to Port lalld, England, for supply ot' coal, alid will leave that port tovlnorrow for “renal, wllcncc. she will soon proceed to lay the cable to tile United States. A great banquet was given on board last evening at lirest to celebrate the successful Lailiilg ot' the French Cable. Dcspatclleii froill Cork states that robberies of arias and allltllilnitioll are ot'daily oeurencc throughout the southern part ot' Ireland.

London, Julie 13. Lama meetings of the opponents of the irish t,‘hureh “Ill lvere held on Saturday ill Manchester, Munster, alid Liveri ool. Tllc Trolls says the House ol'l.ui'ds must. abandon its position oil the bill.

l'aris. .luae Ill.

The politieal excitement Htlt'll.‘tl its height in l'alh on ti’lulay. llild on Saturday tran~ quiliiy was ac; ly restored. The trumps pre- Vented any t‘xeL'I‘M'fl. but were obliged to Illllkl.‘ numerous arrests.

J'aria, Jane M. A I‘llria desplitch says that a large number of st -t diaunlents billing rctercm-c to the nrhenecs have been (llM‘ln't'rt'ti, and seized by the authorities. It is asserted that these papers prove the nlovena-nta was agitated by hired heats. The Viei-roy ut'l-igypt is ill 1’ I. Madrid, .lunc ll. The Duke of Montpcmlicr has arrived at

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Spill". ililil his eiilimll lo the t'rown were '“lm'l‘ml "'"fll‘i'u': Wt’rk‘v “'9 “"1 fur fill vugufuuply urged in 1i“, purl” ,,,, pnum rnuchrrv. An intelligent. public will hardly— illly. cspc ly alter knowing the extent at his i-dn- \ ,rm », - _ , V . ' cation—«receive usprool to this ctlect, Mr. , I ‘5 l M it" ill on di moo-(ration «as w,” Mr. A. mum,“

I up by the Military. ' iicrlin. .lune H. The liidg of Hanover and t‘ullnt llisluilrk are travelling in Hanover.

New i'oik, June H.

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question.

the “ cer 'lill bookseller” alluded to, i must say, that he has plcadcd guilty to one charge character. treillely futile. saying that the books

they arc. titles ltiini ell Archibald pretend to say that medical works of such a cl are lit books to place ill the hands ot'youilll

sound ill the faith; Ilut giving heed to Jewish fables and colalnalalulcnts ut' liicll that tuln from the truth.”

space ill 3 our valuable columns,

wolild publish l). Arcllibilld'ii letteryilst as it was; at the same tilllc distinctly lut‘orining hiill that the spelling and synatield structure thereof, were disgraceful; ainl that so deter- mined were we neitllcr to add to, nor take from ilitl proililctinii, nor iii any way to i.itcr- t'ere with his tastes as therein displayed, tllilt, if we must publish his epintle, it. must go forth “fl/ill (is it was." ctllties of the i .INt‘. out, illid his folly ill appropriating til his own special cilitlciniuu the strictures of “ Lnyllillll,"

did not press as to publish hill note.

will lipnii llilll to fulfill hut promise and pro-

Laird or ltlr. Lawson, that in this case he speaks the truth.

wtlone works he velabl an «mallard? Will In-

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To The 1 Sin:—

lll your issue of April 2‘.‘nd,yuu are favour- ed with all elaborate aliil vimliealive article, froul Diana-ll Archibald, colporteilr, address- ed to the editor of the ['1 why/tritm, and which is, as he says, all " answer in grave charges against a Certain boo llcr by ll Layman and others.” This cl-lc .lted productioll of Mr. Arehibald's, it appears, was dressed for the l'rculiytu-l'iin, but its habilliuents were so unl- quc that he got it remodelled aild dressed in a different vest before he ventured to again hazard its appearance before the public ill your Journal. At! the “ others" alluded to by Mr. Archibald, have, with all honesty and candor, ililswcreil his tawdry and insulcilt letters. 1 also feel that it is a duty demand- ed ot' me by thepubliclom kent’ewrl-nl. ' through your columns, respecting _my letter which appeared ill the l’irsbytrrlun of De- cember 30th. '

My letter did, itis true, mntain serious charges against a “certain bookseller," bilt ipositi l' deny that i have "illidacioiisly slandered lliuloeli Archibald. A slitiidercr is one who litters false and an icions reports against another; and i now l sioil of "(Hill/ft. evidence

.IllTOll ()F Tllil JOURNAL.

l’i'f sif/ul"—iis- tilletly tell llinioch Archibald that every

charge therein brought against it “ certain bookseller" is truthful, ill which ccsc llc slanderer, not 1. Mark. reader, I in said, neither do i now say, that liinlocll Al'— ellillald is the celebrated colportciir referred to, yet he assumes that he is the person against whom these charges are brought, and

he does so, we may have something to lily about. their moral tendency. Meantime we may inform the public that the Christian lie- ' ll American llnptist Quarterly of lngh lua standing—lint long since. deeming this subject of vending certain illcdieill books of such illipnrtancc as til write an article thereon, Administered a severe. and just cauli- gation upon the writers, Ilullilb'llt‘rfl, nu wellas velnlel's of such books. \V. “I. “all, M.l).._ ot New York, a true christian and doctor of high standing, warns, iii his Journal"! Ilmlth, ills readers ‘ tilllt a certain class at medical booksinl must pernicious in their tendency, but which. perhaps, are hulvkcd through our euulltrv its standard works. This whole sub- ject ca Is for fearless discussion—it should be probed to the bottom. The claims of human- ity. the health of our youtll, the tears of: bro- kclt hearted parents, the claims at religion, ilclllalid it. We want parents not to buy every book which may be presentellasngoed medical book, and to see to it that their sons illld daughter: are not imposed lipoil by talr words when they are invited to purchase ulc~ dieal works. EDITORS or nil: l‘incsnvrianixx. June is, 1869.

WTEMI’ERAIiOEl LECTURES:

Mn. EIHTOR '—

As through your Junrnal I have given notice of such lectures by Mr. linrrntt, ill the em- ploynientoflhe 'l‘clllperanee Coullention, Iv new adopt the same medium to convey tl res- pectful request to those ’l‘enlpcruueo organi- zillions ill the Western part of the island. which have ilotyct contributed fully to the

very iucnlitiously comes out over his own signature, and endeavours. though \‘ery am. in isfilcteriiy, to answer them as i-llargablc against liilli. And why does Mr. Archibald. take them a' charge lblc against llilll, ifhc is. not guilty? We will let him answer thej llc says! " All agree that I am, Now, reader, docs not

the one referred to.”

this language iiilply conscious guilt an the; part of conduct, as colporteur, had been con would all unsuspectingpublic point atlllln and cxclaiin inarkallle. Sir. that a luau possessed of such, profound $tlf]!l(‘lf[/, alul powerful faculties oft discernment as iJinlueli Archibald, should so. thoughtlesst betray Iliulsell. ed that. he is the iliall,

Mr. Archibald? if Mr. Arcllibilid's

“ Thou art the illail l" is it not rev

it" all are agre- can assure you l(

I . lve no inclination to be the exception. (in the supposition that Mr. A rchibaid is

that of vending books otrll objectionable ills drl'cilse on this pointiscx— I have good authority for referred to, are not litopted by our medical men; but supposingl

lcter,

ltllink not. lint apart trout tll mutual Works, 1 have seen books of all e _ :tionable character purcl sell troilllliin. llead“Sein- illcs the l‘lrate‘ Mr. Archibald, alld tlleli gi us your candid opinion respecting it. For- llaps these books “hora [tlla‘af’tl Hiram/IL his hands iillilotl'ml,” yet says, “ I can ilct‘y him to show ilic a case where l have sold it lion/r of all immoral character. " This will not do Mr. Archibald. Your position before the pilblic, is indeed, most. uncnviabic.