miscellaneous police orpicc nov 23 arrest of a dfspeh- at villain- through the instrumentality of j- cob hayes the high constable of this city a fellow wn arretted a few days ago in boston whose al most entire life from a very early period of it up to the present has been spent in committing rob beries and burglaries or suffering punishment for them in the state prison- several years since this fell under the name of michael colwy which is believed to be his real one was convicted in this city of a capital offence and sentenced to the slates prison after serving out his time he went to boa- ton where he called himself gibson and under that name was there convicted of another felony and a- gtiio sentenced to the states prison- after serving oat his term of imprisonment he returned to new york where he assumed the name of captain smith and again became an object of the high constables particular attention his next location was in the neighborhood of schenectady where he went by the name of wilson and in conjunction with several others robbed the rail road office at schenectady being arrested along with some others who were supposed to be concerned in this robbery he turned states evidence but before the time of trial con trived to escape from prison and the remainder of them were obliged to be liberated for mai of suffi cient proof against them- after this nothing more tvme heard of him until some months back when a gentleman went into a barbers in this city to get shaved aad had 2300 stolen from the pocket f fciscoat which he hung on a chair in the room an account of this robbery was sent to the police office and jacob haves soon ascertained that it had been commited by the fellow wc arc speaking f no trace of him however could be found and after several weeks spent in searching for tum the pursuit was given up as hopeless it has been ut- ready remarked that while in new york he called himself captain sinih and sometime since a let ter with that address was delivered ffom he post office at a house in downing street where lie sup posed hi wife was and which by a singular coinci dence was inhabited by another captain smith when the letter arrived and to him it was delivered on reading the letter captain smith found that it was not intended fur him but had been written by soire mr smith to his wife desiring her to cutnc to boston by the steam boat and that he would meet her there on its arrival the captain smith who opened the letter had no knowledge whatever of the person who wrote it nor for whom it was intended besides which though it came from boston it ws dated cape cod and contained a great many slang or flash phrases and terms the meaning of which he was ignorant of the matter appeared altogether so irgularand mysterious that he carried the letter to jacob hayes who 01 reading it immediately perceived that it was written jy ifre xsfirfuwl whom he had been so anxious to arrest and hat very night wrote to mr pierce the high constable mt botson informing him where cnlhosey was to be found and requesting him to take him in custody in due time mr hayes received a letter from mr pierce staling that he had made every exertion to towcl the fellow hut could not find him and mr hayes began to fear that he had again escaped but yesterday morning he received another letter mr pierce saying that he had succeeded in arrest ing the fellow and that he is now in boston jail waiting for the authorities of this stale to claim him when arrested by mr pierce there was found with him a quantity of jewelry and silver spoons marked e lockwood there is little doubt were the fruits of one ofhis many robberies journ of commerce coals to newcastle the manchester eng guardian is quite alarmed at the impor tation from paterson new jersey into that city ola quantity of no 22 water twist cotton yam manufactured by collett smith the guardian says the yarn was purchased in new york or ac count of a manufacturing house in manchester and has been laid don there at full three hah pence a pound cheaper than it could have been purchased in that marw the guardian however consoles it self by saying blkiuc to observe ikf this yarn was probably purchased ui the influence of the serious depression which the recent iia in their monetary and hanking system produced in the united states and that the price of 23s water twist here has of late been decidedly higher than it was for some lime previously nevertheless ob serves that paper after making all due allowances on this score there will remain in the transaction abundant ground for becoming sensible of the great importance of a timely removal of the duty on raw cotton it may be observed as a further mntjvi to tins wp thatcouou yarn imported from the untied states is subject to no duly whatever jvyw york commercial advertiser seduction case a case of seduction in which elizabeth park was plaintiff and hczekiah lynn defendant wam tried before judge edwards at the circuit court on tuesday and wednesday latt the action was brought to recover dainogcs for loss of services of the plaintiffs daughter who had been seduced under promise of marriage the plaiutiftliv- ing in the village called sawpits westchester coun ty where the defendant temporarily resided during the cholera of 1s2 at which period an intimacy was formed which eventuated in the birth of a child of the parties the defendant was proved to have vis ited the seduced till he ascertained what the result would be and then entirely abandoned hen the testimony having closed mr david graham commenced his argument for the defendant it was a fine specimen of lotensic ingenuity ns was also that of mr ogden hoffman who followed him the latter however being distinguished hv elo quence too characteristic to need remark- messrs king and staples concluded for the plaintiff with overwhelming effect and ihe judge commenced liis charge ilia honor reviewed the whole evidence withee verc impartiality elevated mora feeling nnd fhrllf- ingtouchesof unaffected eloquence he strongly commented upon the fact thai the character of the slaintifts daughter was wholly uninipeatlnd except y the ground of action either for chastity or for veracity not withstanding the long period afforded to the defendant for collecting evidence to impugn it and he concluded by charging the jury tu reflect upon die evidence dispassionately and to find a ver dict conscientiously on the opening of the court on thursday morn ing the jury returned a verdict of four thousand five hundred dollars damages and costs id a fable tme yoljii the sertnr thecow and the fox an arabian youth mounted according to the cus tom ofhis country on a fleet and sure footed camel was journeying over the vast deson of kttraittauni hewasin pursuit of caravan and arrived late one evening in the border of a forest great as the pow er of allah and extensive as the plain uf destruc tion the travellers had proceded onwards and on leaving this their last halting place some negligent wretch had ommitted to extinguish his fijo the sparks being till alive and the western ffale spring ing up bad fanned them iutoa flame which spread ing from brake to bush and from bush to tree speedily set the whole foresl in a blaze the youth arrested in hi- progress was gazing on the awful spectacle before him when on a sudden the voice ol lamentation readied his ear h looked about and beheld a little distance from hin surrounded by the alldevouring rimmm a large serpent wrlihing a it teemed in the last agonies of death bound and f atoned an lie waa in the fetters of the flames on obtterving the approach of the traveller the serpent lfwd up his voica and said o youth f pity jim irmi t n it my miserable condition and although wc arc tt is true natural enemies yet extend a helping hand and save me from the wretciicd fttc which without assistance instantly awaits ntr the youth had drunk deep of the inner cup of adversity and from experience had learned the value of kindness and compassion itrsaich at- t hough we are taught the maxim that to serve the wieked is to injure the good yet thy rmidiiim is su deplorable anil thy denirpcttoil so sure hides i hsdp ye that i will for once act comry to the mlviso of the advise of the wimv moving snirf ihtu hi his wallet to the point of hi uppftrj liuj air out the hand of awtnncc desired tin r take epeesy advantage uf the menus i pseps of fered to him the serpent inm no time ill coiliilff himself up in the bag and was drawn safety out uf his perilous situation htfc suit ti youth wheresoever thy inclination may lead tth mid henceforward out of gratitude fur the service nou rendeded thee abstain from injuriir man what asked the serpent dost thou require me to abandon the dictates nf my very nature knowesl thou not that there is an inherent principle fixed within me which bids nay commands me to do all the hurm 1 can to every son of nnm i cannot and will not give up that disposition which was planted within me by my creator and stir i will not from this spot till i have inserted my deadly fangs both into three nud thy camel did i not but ijiia instant replied the youth render thee an important service f and uinong what class of lods creature is it the custom in re turn evil f good 1 and with what tribe 19 it held right to sully the ptiretuc 111 uf kindness ami okc- lion with the foul drees of cruelty wid iiiffrathudi it is the practice of you men saiil the serpen u and although to render a service is abtttmrtlv considered to do good vttl when ruisipplird as in the present instance it becomes a sin 1 will therefore punish your presumption and lully that your example may he a wnmwift to others i will sell you the very article i purchased in your own market you will surely buy for once thit which you sell all the year tlu youth in great alarm hent the knee in sup- plication to the earth but compassion was a stran ger to the adamantine heart of the serpent who called wit u prepare quickly and say whether i snail bite thee first or thy heist the youth repeated thit it was mnst unjust and cruel to return evil for good and defied the serpent 10 prove by credible witnesses that such was the practice uf mankitld adding that if the snake should really produce evidence in support of his proposition he would cst aside the mantle of hope and hold out the hand of despair to he bitten by him well then said the serpent m let us refer our dispute to the cow gracing in yonder meadow 1 hey went and h id no sootier asked the cow what you ask what is the practice of man i must unhe sitatingly tull you it i evil i myself ma for a long time in the possession of a man morning and eve uing i supplied him unsparingly with milk and but ter year after year i brot forth a calf which he sold to supply the wants ofhis family at inigth from increase ofycaiv my milk dried anil i tu the power of hearing vnutifr my tyrant master lies sooner perceived hie than unmindful of my tuiwu and faithful service he drove me from hi yard ti seek for food and shelter hecired not where 1 rimy- cd into this plain and being unfettered an at niv ease 1 have regained somewhat of my former fat and sleek appearance it was but yesterday thai my master parsed this way and observing the lm- provemciit in my condition actually sold litetohis buieher and tomorrow i am to he led to the slauglt- trhouse such is the retiuii man makes fur good prepare thyself quickly said the serpent to condemn answered the dismayed youth upon the testimony of a single witness is contra ry to our mut holy law prodvee another and then act as yuu desire they were standing near a tree and ihrv ap pealed to h the tree instantly gave its lesuiinoiiy against man and said i have sprung up us von wo rati in this desolate place and here suirhliilg upon one stem and occupying but a simill portion ui tjnr cunh am ever ut the service ofpncrhy i spread out my branches in every dirciou to s lord shade and shelter to the scmclird and wraw traveller often imvc i saved a wrctchtil nricni- hie man who hut for my timely aid imt jie sunk under the huining fqy f tfio still muik the result he no sooner hcginti to derive ihnadvmiuuw of my assistance and to recover fioni the ihthpm nf his iiif7 mv vm r 1 r iiit shade 1 cheerfully give him than he luoks above and around him baying how pracelullv imillh yoirr branch it will serve me for aboiv tliis hmhhow beuutiful how straight i will have it for n handle to my spear lie ihen regardless of the injury he inflicts seven them from my body and so recom penses me for the service i have rendered him j am thinking how i can bct afford him shelter whllu he is meditating upon the readiest w ay 10 tear nie up by the very root ti lofty master the dty governor general of in dia to cat in the marquees tepped in ad the conductor gave the word al right v hut uu was done su sonn after the ailnki u bis lordship into the vehicle and he so u oj o it n clean place to pit down upnn thij of the hearse threw hi lnrdvhip lor word m f i 0 the ftiit woman that ever w unfiirittnaiiij on her knee ts seen it on wanvutyii wind tta ji caravan g ajar of iipsci at a fair w ikied otii l bv 01s the mirpic nil 11 lie and its fall nturated tlm front f ht lord- sliip wnbtcont ant mck wih t fhnrrantjuiee iils m irfj ie la a thouand wellbreit apol- nuie and nuatnit ion his legs by too exertions of the fat woman w- gtniggtes to rescue herself from the imposing weight of nobility materially assisted the eflbrw of a goodnatured dirty little man in the corner utd a thin spare woman who was carrying a bmtincocl and three hens in n bas ket to london having u her other baud a large- fitced child wiih zrat blue eyes and a cold in its head it wore a hnwn skin cap with a gold band round it while a gfn and while net comforter was twisted round its chin and body its dress getie- iivi bearintrverv uniting evidence that the dear gchpowdmu two ancient manusc hw theescurial speak of p heiiurof earopean invenrioitbu bmuchi i torn w s3 the pnjlm mhl thenredopted by the arajw nr tile scigc of mecca by llajaz soeaily as a- roi t gumtosr b major ccncral in the iwlh hrntlier nnd presumptive heir m ifte w ed to the water of the lifc rinta in the li- 1 the applause of the country and canada would net n u tad rnul torn bv internal difr k uf he as she now is tossed and torn by internal dis sension hut he weakly yeihled to intrigue nnd in prelciins office to adherence 10 prinicples prov ed that he had not one panicle of the stamina of a statesman who having the slightest acquaintance with the art of government this hnc could in combined both ntnv 4 mow exclaimed two witnesss yon required meet your fate life answered the youth is drtar a me one chance more and if you produce yet another witness i will resist no longer but will iheii submit tu the will of god it happened that was standing uenr and was list- the serpent are the prepare instantly tu cmuij wull great will ak the lx attention to their said the serpen pronounces jugement against thee lonacr uefore the youi fon shouted al i mo ute i wiiini in- i drlav no man could put ilisniicmior iik always returns evil for good service do yon pirtend to have rendered th bjlukf that ynu should hac made yourself obnoxious to punmliliolm v the vniuh related all that had pacd yu appri aninu- ligtjlt person answered the fax whv ihrrrfur do you stale what is so contrary lo rtmuti and com mon sense i yon kin it ill itrcmiie n w tu mivuik justice the hu but pray sir what l anv thing id it isoppmvci ttj fu mltll man ami lit ftassurvd ihi fox hut tin word of tliu youngumn were true nnddirecicd bis atrentiou tu the ba hanging at the saddle how by means nl which had hech drawn out oftlfc llanitk now v said the fx i know hnti sprnkesi what i f fiii how could a serpent ofthy aat size be contain ed m so small a compaq the 4ttl hmr on hip dtmmrtiolt of thp youth was anxious to prove to the ins flic truth of hii asertiuil and oflered lo com iittv hiinhv placing himself widnn ihe bag- the lox said if iniu he nlmuld witness it wnh ills own vuv he could uo longer doubt and would llien fairly and unpariially decide between them upon this the yooiuf man stretched open tlm mouth f lite bai and the serpent theeived by tlu- wonls uf ilu wilv fox roiled hmiek up 111 ii a hefuro lha fox inshmtly called 0 youth ihou imvl now toy enemy in thy piwer givtllimtio uuurier lie is in thy bund spare him not the youth with ill speed rinsed the ninillh of ihe bag and dashing it with liulfticotti ill hiumi preserved himself and the rent ofmankiiid fiom ihe ittngs of the ungratt ful wrthmii the wiscsay dimly indeed miht hiiru ihe lamp of thai inaiie understanding whutfuflhra hinistclf 10 be cajoled by his cncmytfkfv 3ilfi from iboka tftiymj anil diiing uivv in an ommiu lmd suuwdoi broken q rhwft of his cabriolet oil a wui d ilarnea common nil omnibus nitlltij up tiger no house nor oul being near per iiasiisi iv upon and tin ainiles hit little thing was an exfremely bad traveller near the door nd over whose shins ihe mar que firt tumbled upon getting in was placed a stout bineapron umrkctgardener and oppo site to hi in smart in hiokiuman and with a musuic lold clmiil round hi neck and a bunch of oily curls nniing out frwn under his hat juot over his ear he was the dftody of ihe pary- qlfwent the onnihus rattle went nil the win dows slap went tin weather boards lan went the axletrees and away went the whole concern at a rate and with 0 noise of which the marquess till lhat moment had hit a ery faint conception tlw dirtv dnhly in the comer as soon as he saw the voluntary cmtortions of poor lord snow- dons countenance in the huge thing bumped up and down and twined brat one way nnd thcil a- noilar began to alfed a similar distaste for ihe con- vevance and to imflk his sympathy with the new arrival forthwith lumped himself up close to him he looked at the gvetiioruencral ilahuuder for a moment or twi md then pulling oa a sort of wbiteybrown paper funnel which did duty for a siiuilbox offered it the marquee after a short dciy during which several aris tocratic caitiacs roled by at which periods the marflqcm ttdtiplcd ttc celebrated system of ostri- rhism and hid hid brad the omnibus rattled on towards town at walliamgreen two tail scraggy giils from a boardingschool sickly htttfifr pfi ysttsp oo bvrfcwsvd were poked in a geutlemuti with very red musta- choisv nv picked up at the queens elm gate and a poulterers boy with a couple of skinned rabbits ma ftwv 8dtfkd lo iiih mtyn iuv comer of sluanesitrcct he said rabbit heing on their way back 10 a poulters in dukcstrcct st jamess because they were not freh at the top of st jauws street the caravan stopped the diyhad cleared up the pavement wnsdrv the lvuc waaiu lowri there were many people about the windows knew lurr it was clear he ould not gut out- lord suowdon josi peeped through and saw group collected men lie whither should he bot how far vhat place was the whole safe at length he resolved ip pwtf jriiirney to the bank so that lu- wight emerge in hil- city and then enraloplng hielf in a inetany- coacb reach uiohiwitablepartei the town without fear of discovert any body fbrwhileo vmtv said the man on the step la went the dw dandy una mail with th 1 apron ani the boy wih the rabhirs hut their placts were iistantly sopphd by a portly geu- tlemiiii lagging itia small 7x gretnarden en gine with a ian sjoot and ihr fishing rudu which he had jostbouk at the corn of albcmarlestreet and a fond uiuthef wiio hadi provided lief at if witlia heap of lay for her bis idiiwwn all the mirqts kept peh t f hi pri- sun nohnby soft lim and it ptcartni to peep thioiiglktbewphtmthiieuatrvvd in a few min lies all wasrirht hut ihey in phwlil ly wan up it was teccary ikmlum that the liaae machine should no lown stja yo it da but short as its pwwh he line ol ntarch till the boiipings nnd l mnid course in the arlier pai f 11 the line luidiliiurs which of its journey h ml rxyihd now werctt he coivpi utr tie lr versmucked his whp the horc ytyad the sound ml ii an instant the crash like thunder when binf weiitoiuetl whole fab ij ix r ihe c came own with shrieks ife womenihc erica or the men lira noise of the full all combiml to attract a ihou- sand speebitnra ray head w out of crock- lord v colleeroum and in he bowwindow of white itself whicfc was instantly thrown up were heard ihe wellknown voices a leaders of the cw iit a sort of warwoop hke the whistle of rhodnrick lhurcnifd the whlc clan tu observe the dread flil dcnohewcnt hi detail wore thopmscrikejextiicatcd- the dear little hoanlivjschool girls jutn otltfirst the ft i man with his ffardenentfiito httlie doorway nod way onlv ejected by the ponderosity of the mill fatter woman with what she med her in ion jar clasprd like a lovely baby to oosotn the holy wuh the toys wne trampled ili loo rltf bc eluld ww iammed unilerthedi nnn ihe corner and the thin woman who took r ol 2 oth about its fate unwilungk tie p try and when the niosi 110v j monjuwof smiwdoii k tiitid uuvem general of india nneiired amicut the cries ofwwe nld eiuleman he came out with il lls with a fine baitniroik jietchcd upon lib ie a uple r iuva hl t hciim ruostfina ii n r i ffixi the fij ufthi 10 louowing la an umitsiilg spetfime umi of modern nrw mtntfntt tliia awfully ir lliutitf liluiim of iyrou a err ceniits jaa contrary lo the uj liiileil author made its appea iho covpjii uurdeu theatre of fancy whi h characte is displayid ii the most altr drama lut it never he fine hyrun tile firt poet of the one of tin fuusi productions in ly knw lauds alacissar oil i juan in tuacs rwkiflgmiihlycflu sur 11- vvi b mm 7 llm luidwliip wis peculiarly mvutuu of hair lood at a uukw- f iu an irish liboier who w a street thinuuli wiicl his cab ailcti iitl his shoulder un a i mdoi jnu liffhly cult nal i va lid and sublime j ra tio hut rmsrchduiit iniuil of iis highly ia- iinre otj the hoard ul all the wild exubei- ized this noble poet ctive manner in ihi tteti lsi that lord han un moflem linu in the find uonajiavri 1 name- ciilm u rl surpass irr tohis line hcno he yoiitv id 1 w iiplnyih in mending onl wapasiui in vtm pet thisj street tlu i goww wllun the street m i ou pel il linhthidl how did voukit v ni pad ilyf rxchmued the hibernian h ueed it it joined hold c will lu done tun two diskisi aft wu rttirtd of diseit hayn si i whii h yuu die and the other fisk akis a mctiein- inurde wiilnire uf thaih iu order lithiifniln the tune uas iktm luouldini tin seem uf in appnaichitiij exrrn- tion 111 brmul lthh0tcued iuti dough lii head hi hold up by ihti executioner here is a franciscan friar praunt and in erown lm wwim a woodeu- liriil invihd soldier erviiic h ijst tfyin of lliin iuimorial kpceiineil of ihu linu arts it may be truly naiu than in it the utaiflvnhc lias htcnmc the very imarv of dcuthi and that nothing of the artista can lvit yo beyond the cieeuttuu 11 there ure onlv neb doctor u nf liu h oii dont rrr under tune nrmv nf vtho and mnrnrti to the disappeared mvnouly ajmtil llw middle nl her ud nnthhisvm fv lm twc extensively pnwiehed when after a three werke tour he tifetly returned from the continent toambs tunsfuaftcra long intemtption of thin remarkable work whicvis now completed we believe under and beyond the middle of the bed or the river the government have fs a loan to the enaineer mr brunei of zio olh at 3 percent to finish the work a fttannmarrrt kbak is mtote imwin wtminer abbey it i to cost 1000 of which 400 has hecnnlready subenhed- atlktneiatobe heieafter the capital of greece and the parthenon is to be rebuilt- there are 3000 persons imprisoned in germany for political offences by the melting of the ice on the tjlacters in the canton of uri occasioned by the unusual heat the body of a voumr hunter who peridied thirteen years nfffti waa discovered on the summit of a peak an anonymous menacing letter has been publih- ed which speaks of lh late fire at london as only one of a wries of cotiflarations which is meditated afffiinst every public btiildintr in enaland the military column erected at sacquenay 1792 years affo to commemorate the passage of the em peror claudius tiberius along ihe roman road has been presented to the museum of the department of the cote dor col sutton shot for a wager 110 brace of birds from a poncy between the hours of seven and three iisinc two double barrelled glint atthe birmingham musical festival the last days selection was from israel in ecypt never perform ed in this country said to contain some admirable pieces of music braham in hi 62d year u paid to haveasfouihod all who heard him in deeper and deeper still the chorus in he smote the first horn nf egypt the lord shall reifffl were exrtcedincly effective total receipts g00m iiord byrons sister mrs- lciffh was present at the performance of manfred at covcnt garden a novel railed the two friend is announced from then of the counters of ulcssington lady morgan has a new work in press called thp prince- m ancelotispreparinga drama to bo called lord bvron a country lik6 so easily combined both sir john wj believe to have been si brave soldier but us a civil governor he is as yet in his leading atfinga bultlloitgh weaw imfriendly to thu appointment ol military men to civil government mi the prin- ciple already noticed as well as that from want of opportunity they are seldom well informed in that difficult science yet we regard the rumoured change with some degree of satisfaction no change can he for the worse the minister must see the ne cessity of conciliating the people by putting a pe riod tomisirule the present circumstances of the provinces must remove from his mind every doubt on this important subject from documents before u relating to the go vernment oftrmidad during general grant ad ministration ordered by the house of commons to be printed in 1s32 we arc inclined to the opin ion that he is a liberal and resolute nnn corres pondent sf advocate a meeting washtely held at peterborough in the newcastle district which was composed of a very large number of the most respectable inhabitants of that section of the country its object was to con cert measures for opening i line of itiiertmll naviga lion from lake huron to lake ontario a measure which wc have heretofore warmly recommended as one of the most important internal improvement which could possibly be made the resolutions which were passed at this mooting very correctly describe the work as one which would he attended with incalculable advantage both to canada and to the motbwr country a it would complete the t and design of the british government la establish h line of navigation remote from the frontier which was commenced in the ridcau canal viewing it in this light they suggest the propriety of petitioning the british government either lo grant to the pro vince of jppet canada a of money ctptal to one half the expense of the canal in which case the enirr giraud an italian comic poet is recently dead the poet thomas moore is now a resident of naples mrs bacon 90 years ofae committed suicide by throwing herself into n well at borirrove the cotton factories in england alone employ 2i2soo persons- one firm in manchester pays a million sterling per annum in irages at the essex tensions a man was acquitted on a charge of stealing a dog as the animal proved to be a slut ms prtspnl majesty is william the first second third and fourth william the firl of hanover william the second of ireland william the third ofscoflaild- and william the fourth of eimland a splendid chinese melodramatic spectacle has been brought nut at the theatre nautitpie in park called choakang representine chinese cos- tames dances festivals harems mandarins funeral of ihe emperor v with tremendous applntisf a new debutante has appeared at the lialiau ope- 10 an in ln siraniera with thv unmusical nrnnr nf mademoiselle luikfohr wliicb oijo half german half chinese on tho 15th of september says the author com modore patterson family and a hirffo putty left ihe ship for jerusalem 40 miles in tin interior of course i was of ihe party- ite leiuled sit jiflh and after two or three hnursdclay in cmrairma mules and donkrvs we started at g p- m our party con sisted of fil all armed with a brace of piatnls and a cutlass also a guard of four arabs well mounted and armel the first evening wr slept at kama a village nine miles from jafla started the next morning at 7 a- iyi rode through a broiling sun dined under some fig trees and hloppetl before the walls of the iiolv oiff at iv m aftr a wpa hi- ligunigjuuriloy- rhetuimnuthic and tamily put up nt the english missionarys hoaftc but the rest of us poor devils were conducted to the greek convent what was our horror after anticipating a delights rest to be ushered into a row of miserable little cells each capable of couiaiuintr six or eight person with s0ue floors and walls nothing to sleep on but a a bale mat and nothing the shape of a table or chair miserable as it was vc laid down and ha i just began to dose when the flons attacked us tnmassc and with scratching kicking and turniri out several limes to shake thctn ofi we spent our first night in the holy city the next day we visited calvary on ottering the church built by ihe empre helen the bret thing you are shown is n marble slab on which our saviour was washed after his crucifixion you then tr up flight of steps tn calvary and the monks point out the exact spit where our saviour and two thieves were crucified the rent in the rock tvr you then descend and are shown the holy sepulchre which built in another part of the church yuu see also the stone on which ho was scourged soother on which he was crowned with thorns all in the same church after leaving the church we went to the mount of olives spent half an hour in rumbling amongst the olive trees saw the dead sea and river jordan 20 miles distant and in returning stopped at the tomb of the vrgin mary and tomb of alihulom the day following went to bethle hem 9 miles distant saw the place of our saviours nativity dined and returned in the evening hav ing scran every thing in jerusalem sot out the next day on our return to the ship and arrived on the morning of the second day provincial mujori i to succeed of lhh fiovii innil sir lewis uruilt who it is said sir john oolborne iu the lieutenancy ce wa ouveriior oftrinidad in 1s31 wp do nut much uka tnitnarv iovernor thev ltc lit llfkloli ultuutl ull i j hearing udcnee peeulai to the ufojt uig iioui ciihan the same subneiwiuvy and pas- me mibmijon so rigorously exacted in their pro- fcwitdu lender themselves wnh very few oxecp- inms j ut objects qf popular mlium and discontent tvd iiutitieaiiioiiimiumic that our ptvseill lieu- teiiaiimioverimr is liable to this objection wc know him tt be possessed of the most amiable quali ties ihiieisnoihing hikolenthi his demeanour he has oi uncxcihirnt huait but his great mit ruriuueisilun hciwikiiiiidil in thecoumieuce- llienl of his mlmiumtniliiiu he uw ihe the nen-sm- f urctuicdiatins the and breaking dow otiiuiiiiuml mijimt iikuitijhilv wliuh gave to a til niushroomfucrioii tin- poweraid thn patrun- nqo of the government bth tin dillieulihv in tin wnyurmamunplihhniem uiv too much for ins moral biiunith and the gallant friend of sir jnlm moore had to strike to the opposition and superior manageuientofaonhiptibk- junto uoulton nnl tfmiun wera ibreed upon hhn himai uw uffi of the crown j lad he followed up his avowed decrinmutioiat that period he would have earned i rovince would receive the whole uf the revenue or to sell the whole or part of the unservey down lands iu the home and newcastle uisinets at low rate to the province or a private company in consideration of this important work heing complet ed they clearly point out ihe advantages whiclf would be derived from the increased transportation of agricultural produce lumber salt and iruu for thd marmora iron wuiks would be rendered acces sible if this improvement were carried into effect and conclude by appnintiug a coinuiitice to draw up a petition lo the provincial parliament embody ing the substance of llnmhuilifhfh n th r ol these resolutions wc must fully concur and be lieving it to ho one of the most important undertak ings ever contemplated iu the province we should be truly glad to hail its commencement the im mense outlay required lo perftctthe chain from hu ron to ontario which cannot he fcrtfihan half a million of money and perhaps much more is the on ly thing that staggers us and terveoily do we hoptf that more of the superabundant capital now locked ud iu england for want uf u profitable source of in vestment may be di recced toward this ivovince it would he far m re pro it able and iiilinitely more secure than lending it to assist one foreign prince to light agaiubt another- llalotrcll i tk8 qodeuich i1arbor- we regret to see the notice for this work men tioned uy the cornspmhnt alcceau of the 1 hit inst in terms of stich mn0tf opposition we havtf laid down the lullovriti general rule for our own guidance in these matters all applications for chatters to unurove interna communication maybe safely gruntedj provided the object iu in the first place of evident utihtv 8i that the fund arc neither directly noi inoncctty to be drawn out of ihe public revenue and third thai the tarilv of tolls be fixed by the charter at such t moderate rate as to ensure tilth not bring oppressive to the inhabi tants concerned either ti the time they ure imposed oi under any contemplate rendition of increased settlement it is iu tin power of the house uf as sembly to grant such a charter as will ensure the fulfilment of thtse conditiun ami while this is the case we do not comprehiiiil why thegellcial prin- eiplrft of land companies or the pnrileular eilects of the charter grafted to the canada company should be mixed up with tin- application uf the in habitants nf the huron tratt a i the elrti- nf hv x r than smuggled john bull oul ol uiuvc vuluubw leni tones than the two caiuidtm put lottctllcr terriwh rica which if retained by ureal britain niiyht now uav bold for thiee times the amount oi her national ilchlj hut should it be any cause of national amtpu- thy between ihe two powers at this late period that jonathan obtained from the corruption igno rance and weakness of the isritisdi cabinet jut such a good bargain nil a large scale us the canada co obtained from the same source on a small oie the only diiierenre is thit llie los in ihe one case was borne by britain to the aggrandisement of a foreign power and in the other by the inhabitants of this colony to ihe enrichment of a company of speculators in imigland the principle upon which the canada coa tharki was framed uiher the pi ous reign uf sir ivregriin muulaiid and uncle ba- ihurst cannot be cotidutlltied ill too strong hiuguage as by its means the country is in ihe course of be ing drained of wealth enough to have constructed all the harbors wanted in ihe province two millions of acres purchased at 3a hjjd and sold at 12 cd winch is a low average of vhat may be expected lor the whole for the price demanded is every year increased would leave a profit of more than sixty millions of dollars to the company to be drained from this country absolutely plundered from its inhabitants but what has nil this to do with the ioderich harbor it is for the sake uf the inhabit ants settled on the companys tract that we de sire to see the harbor constructed it will of course benefit the company but that we cannot help let the losses the province has sustained bv this mono poly he charged to die right source- mahadminis- tratiou at head quarters but it is fullf to direct our abhorrence of the principle against the stockholder ol the company who ore to blame for nothing worse than getting a good bargain it is unjust it is per secuting to set a mark upon the industrious settlers who have purchased from the company or to ob struct the improvement of the ooderich tract out ol retaliation for the injury dune the province by a former reckless and corrupt administration- wc emrtnvl jt cnillul buiu rai- sh gine dra or i company atitjfc but fur tlw sake of pu rwllim sa u j people who have settled the tmci shah we do evllthal eeii may coiuel nojet the ioderich harbor petitio the mm us entertain judice of uw inlmbiiniiiv li dm gowda oo rtold h k a f mtlki- nut i ma tin lo tif pri- iccivtiarv iliit 111 liilnitla in i cuinjimiy liariiur illis li nnv i v h vcjhmioritv iomuiu ilia tli j iracumu ly wwhc imwmiwo hi tl vhc vu i- ihiimr viv uniki a wrfi utin um tte colleuicd j asprcbcimi 10 pnrli 111u81 iilour ruadvra i enterprising fadimmi of hi wit lam winter ill be rc- jlimoii from d indict praying