Kingston News (1868), 22 Jul 1868, p. 2

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'.~tn'onLhiz upil` UH` bus (->------- SLAUGHTER HoL's:s_-The :f the .-slaughter houses of the butch y took place yesterday afternoon, a Ilisej and Bennett, to whom lhe dz -[9,! Iona-I -11.: - `ION OI` THE :\Ho"_ UIIIUXCD Ida, .-- a/\.\.Ill"' drinking-fountain, erected on, ism opvrntiun lo_~cln_v Inn-n Fnun I-`ERGIJS. , July `3`3.--'l`he merchants and siness men 01' this place entered (ls. at :1 meehug last night, to mmcucing 15!. of August. next, Liivcr only at a discount of ten on small. and four on large, the -loptcd Ivy Turnnto and Guelph. I-`R0 .\I .\lU.\'TREAL. Montreal, July 22. met of Editors: and other ,-,;enLlt- r[-,,, ..,,.,.:..,..1\..` J print the Tir ll nan. And A__ ` , ..... .`u\.IJC\J clCV(' L; America Club of Philadelphia. ;meeting of the Dominion of (`n- Associntion will lve held in Sep- II` Montreal, probably at Lapwi- uill be the first prize in the Do- ndmatc-b,witl160 others (1 : will hon n.-,\..:_-: .v OWE t0 `(I the till :19 :1`!-.`L'l.-I 1, _ , -_- ,...-uucu uy unnu- gpper Snzurdny evening. They wk on the same time, and great consternation prevailed. They way to recover. Some of the milk #11. in lmrnes`-' 7 4 and slnrcs In Scnnfv, um! mnrchecl I` :c tlmussaml miles. 'l`hc cavulryi iivult duty to perforxn; they huull M" cmmmmicatiou to keep open ! upponcd. The supplies for the! 1 which the safety of the army` , were cl-ctctl by the ability and ` aim-as of a uon-con;mis.~;ioncd oth- ,'l_, -_J. gucuc 115 before the court this an were the only cases: H. L rts paid 8 fine of 32 each night Emnn Sherwood, rn}on...l A ` ' mm. uuy, cseveral of his pamphlet to the lecture hall, Punshon throughout, tracing whether he delivered the nu. to-tinmny than this is It'- the ladder of prunmtinn lo` iL-rs. sim-u they have proved ` rl mpsble of mlvnncement.` 'l:!llll[L't`l'S like the British he prospect of prnumtinn n th- rank-1; every man that -_-huuhl have :1 ln:uslml's` annp-_Iack ; like other profes- cuutur honour, rewards and 1., -_. , ,- -- F I publisher in Halifax pub- in pamphlet form the Rev. Daniel in Babylon, before that cilv. Sewn-.1 .4` H- auction notices, ofwhich alone in the paper | of last Saturday, J'[1C am, there were twentyve columns. There are no hc:ul- i ings to the Advertising columns. each dr- psrttnent coming unannounced on the hct-ls of its predecessor. And this course, h_v bring ing " wuhiug taken in" immediately alicaui of the aristocratic tutors," I am told. has caused great complaint among that class of the English community. as they regard their cbructers as soiled by the juxtaposi- tion. The oicc for the receipt of adver- tisements is conducted by eleven persons; ; Ind is devoted to that business exclusively ) 1 P the pub icatiou oicc being 3, separateir building. Th! I-nrlinn ---I-1- " ' 1u Eh-Braedic, :Lsnrnnau1- II. of nu nttnc window in] ssevercly injured. lie is ! _ I aunt -5 0'~ " '- ,,- _-.... I-IJ L[)l'0Vil')CiL|1111I1tCi.l of f- I each province, and an , open to the world . 4--__> DAILY NEWS---WE DNESDAY EVENING, JULY 22. .'I)}.gu.(:., `but not .1V.};..u, nmxnnxou mrmr ASSOCIATIONTAPRIZES. .:L! 7r;Lr;c;}{._.H.~'. u the emigration from past year, occurs in DllFrru=-n vu-nr...--:--- ' voice of the nation be played on Friday Garrison Cricket the Quebec eleven ..n. -r m -- ' - -, ..... uuk establishments in {lithe mornings. when the `pewpio Hack to the Tima nce tn hand in their naivel- tilemoots, Printing House square is in place i of the greatest bustle and activity, but in thohfternoons it is cumpnratively deserted. f The advertising pages are made up in n * regnlu order, beginning with the bi:ths1m (HO n: column nl 9|... 4:... -.. - - unu_yAon," oerore Several zhn Int-fr--` "' ,....., v\.Uu.`l |I 1n :1, professional ---v . u- ` tlixe butchers I by the ' on Dal-I I/\n '1lilL' J VIII III maternlly, info]-m.n. m.. -,__ .-....-, .. uul. to us accustomed activity, at any rate to II considerably improved condition from its present prostrate stale. Ar- mu rnclou (NJ glad to learn that revival of the coal 1 mu from rancrprnanon I.....- I..-- sulu, lllu SUCH 15 UN.` 8ll.\iL`ly the Tilda, that llie-English patiently In L[;`lH'\'$ time the Iic would nun-r tulcrzne. charge is for wants," in xx Idverliser is nllnwml three crown, About 60 cents, g nthen, the regular rate is a 24 CCU`-3`.20l(`. but nu nu taken for less than four sl long Avderlisenicnls Arr clm roportion, the rate, after Ines, being two shilling. cheapest rule: are allowed t lies and siinilnr classes, but 11 chu-god lor favourite pus Illar . - ..., ...u.u. us was gone. Who he ~ he was, or where he came from, no one probably know. Some person may b1 trace outsll the facts of this strange life. I have merely ezfdeuvoured to giu facts just as they occurred, and jus are. Yours, I 1': A ,,-- rm-l\l\o Ill SWO ti I each, the boys going by thtrnselres. Signals V i were stgreerl upon in case we came upon the ' strange monster, and we all started with a rm `determination to thoroughly explore the island and capture the creature if possible. - I it must have been 2 o'clock in the afternoon 1 when the report of a gun from one of the explor- ` ing pnrly gave us notice tho: the unknown ` had been discovered,nnd we all at once hasten- 1 I ed to the spot. I was so fortunate as to bewith- 5 in it short distnnce of the scene of the discovery, and two of C ppeerancc ol` intellectuslity, _ his brow being quite high. His beard descend- ' ' , (1 his hair was dis- hevcled and coarse; though I am of opinion that he could not have been over six feet high, my companions differ with me. His language was perfectly unintelligible, sounding more " like the growl of: beer, than that of n humnn being. When we pointed our guns at him he would bowl and gotten his teeth, and run like a monkey high- er up the tree. Aster holding it consultation of war, we concluded to adopt peaceful meitsures, and sending for our bnskets of provisions and laying aside our guns, we after an-hour or more spent in conversing. induced the stranger to de- scend the tree. He had no sooner struck the ground then one of our dogs started for him, ly upon us. but the dog overtaking him, be turn. ed, and grasping the animal by the throat, tore him to pieces, Throwing the dog ! carcass upon the ground with evident disgust, he again etnrt~ ed towards thelnke, where, as he arrived on the edge of the send, we saw him throw himself i'ettrlessIy`into the blue wnters nfLa.ke Michigan. For at time be swam out boldly and gracefully, but while aotneof our party went in quest of our boat, those who remained behind to watch him 9-... L:_L -2, ` ` |-IIC wuuuu we UIVNICI1 each, the rwere in. w determination thoroa [and creature r._ - f 53? . I n-uu.u Ira b'lVC enure: Manilou Island, Lake Michigan, June 21, -Editors Plain Dealer: I informed you luydnted June 10, of the discovery by t my comrades, on the Little Ihnitou, of a man, and of the unsurcessful chue in bi him; also, of our intention to again visit M land for the purpose of capturing him, learning something of his history, if such a was pouible. Owing to the heavy rains ' prevailed unlil the 18th, our plans were del ,.uau uu one on the islands, forming what is known as Hnnilou Islands, Slllllled in Lake Mi- cbignn, between (my and sixtywmiles from {Sleeping Bar Point. We have lulely received nnolher letter from the same correspondent, which we give entire: 1 lhlnilnn I-In-ul I -|-A '3' ' ' ' THE WILD HAN OF THE. From (/1: Cleveland I z m'u A few weeks ago we published correspondent on one of the II airing an -..---- !'a.:'n Qculen 6 letter from a llanixou Islands, giving on account of the discovery of n wild man on one of the islands, sixty Wmiles iSleeping We harp 1....I- --1--=--A , _-B..-_. -UILBI Ill \JlIU' [nda:-sl prize. $40; 2::d do, $30; 3rd do, .320; 4th prize, $l5; and 20 prints cf 8. : tncln. [ Ranges, 300, 400, and 600 yards; Er.-eld and l Sni-jer Enld ries. Pool targets are to be provided at different Images, and sighting Ihols wi|l be nliowed M10 cents each. The committee have Idopled the ' Wimbledon regulations of 1867, as fur as appli- I cable to the prizes to be olcred. ` _ _._..-....., ucqucumng their their sons; Many now in the a worked ve-and-twenry years, 1 par:icular,still hale and hearty, in the otce respectively 45 and Father and son work side by all seem to regard the place irecbors with the greatest u cc- ` uuu Jul U5. The military prize, open to non-( oicers und men of H. A]. regular f $40 1 u'nd pli1.(`` [Sui-Jer Pnnl O--p-..-~ --- A ...n......, `.1 \.u\.I.l The Bauuliun Mntct-To be competed for by six from each bsnalion, tfct-rs and men; 151 prize, $250; Ligbesl individual score, $30; sec- ond highest, $20; ten next highest, $10 each; 1 ton next bagheat, $5 ouch. Ranges, 300 and 500 yards; individual possession L!" the prize ct {A250 is to be decided by three shots each at 1 500 yards. Tim mn:..... ..-:__ --- lsuuvlu {U 06 HIGH. 1 The Provincinl Match will be shot for by 15 competitors from each Province. The lat prim` will be a piece ofplale worth $800; the lligbeti I score will ge1$50,lhe next 530, next 320; rang- : us, 300, 40u_ 500, um! 000 yards; ve slmus at ` each range; arms, Elneld and Snider Enlield , I the prize ot'$BOU lo remain in possession of II:- , 'iiUE Pf0Vin(`.(`. 1).` Ivlxinh il in In kn uh...- 1 The prize list prepared by the Council of the .| Dominion Ri- Associnllon, was rnbmitnd to V Sir George E. (Julie: on Emurtlny, and uppron '[ed by him. The present list is hnsnd on Ilia . Government grant of` $5,000. Thu Council l will issue nu]-plmnentnry lists from lime to limo ns1liet-xunt of` tho contribution will warrant. The list has been preparnd with good jlldgmfnl, ; and will onll out n_ moat wholeso|_ne cumpe-liliov. `The following is a summary of the prizes 0!`- : l'erud ` A . ._.- __ -_, A . 1 Klllru IU nu_v flll Ill {lily PUHHIUIIIJ , The Dominion of Unnndn prizes 0::-n to all cerlitied n_u:l 1.-lcienl members of regularly em- bodied corps of volunla-er militia or miiitin, and lo nmnbt-rs nfllne st.-all` who are also nwmbers of 3 H10 L`|l.[lili.'|\ H C Assucimium The H st, prize, to go no a single competitor, is $500; more are 30 prizes at $.40 each, and 30 M. $10 each, mak- ing tho whole sum computed for $1,400. These prizes are to be compvh d l'nr'0n1wo slng9--I110 first at 300, 400 and 500 yards; the second at ` 600 and 700 yntds. The Eulleld and Snider Eneld to be used. . '1'}... I)-..-:....:..| na-.,|, _ -n . . . .. . 4- A prize open to all comers, members of llm ' Dominion lliflu Association, :I_'-`(:00 in nil , the r high:-st ntununt lo a single `ttozupetilur being ` 3250,1110 non highest competitor gutting 33101:, f Ihe balance being divided among 25 competitors, ' in $20, $10 and $Lpri:ea; the ranges lur Ilu-so ` prizes am 4.00, 600, 800 and n thousand yards. Upen to any rilla in any position.- ` Tlia l)nn1ininn nflfnnnn 1.:-i-nan an-sun In ..H . nccuu mat mere an I trade, if I V. At any pain 0 - -~ n|-`I Piclou (N.S.) Starulaa-J I learn that uh... . - - - -- __ .,... fun. we nopthat the 1! , if carried out, __ _..`:v u I IPIIQG W nrfnl` __ the out eof in a watch ii lvrn` Hyman 3- -I-- / ' _ , ,_._...5-u,uuIII:l.'IDO sin linformed in n we one , 5 vi had L "our the i or M Btbing hismn-T if .~....;. . .-.:- ,-.. .... uyul, uuu xonnd ring with something or somebody chased into a tall beech tree. tallied exactly wilhdbnl given in er. It was A form lb-it hai an nmau, at least eiam fan? -.-~I -- .u.} omnaarar sq there are some 1 [Pads 44' ---A 4- 5`- -_- , ..... .. uuu us would howl h, .!ter 1 nut of um. after .n.hm.....- --- uul U1 nus arrange ctenture s r give yo: the just as they nrs, .,.,........u..u ul nmellectualily, Re amnch, and ; will: ible, Inn 11- `Ind run Him a mnnln... L:-'I- uc. "9 21,1353. enler- linfnrn-and ..-.. . mica-st says; " We are we propecta of a fact to its aonsidamhlv iv-u----A J. R. Aunnnaon. . . .........5 page! 01 tuelinws. from 22,000 to 24,000 impres- And it produces in that time 12,000 perfect sheets, prim- deu,` and ready for the read- ` ? MANITUUS. 1-commissioned ~ forces in Cm- .1-an . -:_.1 .1. -- ..-vuv IU `VA 1:-nu AL- , ..-nu, Ul U `such a lhing which yarn AnI---J tV;)ri:I.v! 1ig.bot I `, I n ug- |l\lh.l ul nlo tbein the British comma he purser of the Cl -ived nuu for ,,-_ _.- ..... uup:u_vces get nd drink at wholesale cast. is known familiariy as "The [ability and comfort are great rinting Hivuse Square. The lingy without, are clean and nin, and faithful labourers re- lifetime, beqncxthmg their ir Mnnv nmv `- "U quencea. The Mexican press sustain their gov- ernmeutin the whole matter. PresidentJi1arez Id conven- tion, but embodying suhslanually the features of that_ instrument. The Brlueh cicc yields M an agree- ment. by which the mails would be carried upon thennard vea3els,but this la.iled,and the compact provide that each oice shall make its own ar- rangements for the despatch cf muil means ended. The d that the Mexican Gov decision to Gen. C British m_nn-of- ernment had forwarded its he malt/er of the at Mazatlan. A navy. Its tone was anything but pacic; but. it sets forth that in ca e laws of the country he onsequeuces. It is the de- The lobster business in the State of Maine is increasing. U-ne Boston} company. with two factories at Jonesport and one at Mt Jesc-rt, give employment to 150 men and an equal number of Women. For the live lobster they pay one-hnlf cuot. per pound. They are put up in one pound cans, chiey for the English market, and sell at $2 25 per dozen. Seven hundred nnd fty thou-'- sand cuna urn nut n-- =- ~ ' ' ya -u ycl uultt. sand cans are put I kel value of which ,,,-_...-. uavuhl IUU. Cnpl. Thomas Cocbrane, late of H. ` Wolverine, which was stationed at Montrea year, is appointed to the command of the V of Wellington, 40. -- _ _.... -vuuwa mu wma st broken from its fastening. In the descentndnrk spherical * body was observed, having nearly the apparent di.-IID`.Cl' of the moon at its full, w/hich was w`Iu4 After receding a space the lower section aceta- ed instinct with life, and reerected itoelfbatvem ward. The union thus formed was but In en- tuy, for when a clap of thunder was heir . the parts were disengaged, one falling into the sea. and the other oating away with the clottds-as the tail of: kite follows the wind if broken from fastening. observed, apparent di..I-nAI-- A` "-* ` , , _ _ . . . -um. a.uuL|\Ju as though the lifting power was being relaxed, and it was uncertain whether the dark body of water within should nally yield to the power of gravitation or ascend licavenward. For a mo. ment the light spiral network of the tube was darkened by the downward rush of waters, Then followed a partial retnrn,wben, lo! the structure separated in mid-heaven and an immense body of water literally slid down the tunnel with it heavy thud, as falling lead, into the bosom "of the deep. in other wo.rda,1he upward motion of the enclosing cylinder of white vapour was reversed, and then followed a headlong rush to the sea, down the inclined plane. But this was not all. The falling column assumed the appear- ance of a coil in a rope (a lariat for example); the lm that was drawn upward was also coiled` Ann- ,- '- w...nc, uut' or two volunteers assisting at the wheel. In the interval otcxrretne aolictude that followed, imntziuntion occupied itselfiu depicting frightful disaster. But a calmer mood returned when the dreaded spout was seen at tern, about to dissolve and pass hnrmlessiy away. The hunt movemvnta of disso- lution were like the expiring throw: of the do]- phin, so rapid and varying were the d:'ei-ent' phases presented. The column which at first stood nearly perpendicular, dark, Iigid and hen- vy against thg clouds, win: new attenuated to it more Dlm-a spiral tube of most delicate texture, ` within which was observed a. tremulous motion, though body -s-n.._ _:.L', - -.uu -uxculusl, and the pruning was uzislaiaf For God ! lake re that gun," somebody cried, " or we are lost` ! Meanwhhe the steam whisllc sbrieked, and Ibo ship was steered on a different COUFBE, GDP or two vnlnntm...-3 .,-,..'..r___ -. I -J -'v.au.vv!.:l5I.I|I to loan of pnnnng Ink, are , whilst. the average weight aof the paper i from 11 ta mcbines upon xgich this Drinted um n.. 1... A -L-=r n-u auuucll. The ecvnu was sublime beyond description. Even the cccasiounl rt-vs-rber.-xtiuns of thunder were hushed. Hut fculings of awe quickly gave way to impressions akin to terror, whet. it be- cnme evident That the ship lay directly in liw path of the Wf|l(3.'J-P0111, which by {Lia time bud grown to huge proportions, dark and threaten- ing, its approach being heralded by screaming birds and poru-ntoua ronrs. Quickly all hands were ordered below deck, the passengers rushing pellmell down the companion way, some of them with ulfrighted sh:-eks. The brass gun on the-. forward deck tor the moment proved uuuvsiiing, the cartridge having been rammed down wrong and foremost, and the priming mislaid. tire that mm m.m..h..,a.. ..-:..t: an EUIILIU as I)! It "I'll: distinctly uudiblc-lI lilm stillness. ,,.__ __`,, , \.uu.zu L-Iuuln IIUII`. revolve, and acquil lion ; Ibe sea in it of foam and vupuu ion for the suppm I Fnflnli nu nf'n `(- vvuvru at u uusmnce not. exceeding 1,000 ynrds, and nlmosl innnediulPl_r upward, and d(-sc-c>mI- ing l'unm:ls ul vnpmnr met. in mid air, fnrrning a. close (*rmncMior1`. ltnpi-H_v Ihis column hr.-gnu tu acquired a 3[P.'lll|'l1l'rH:rrr-Caivn mm um wmpurur_v nmrm HTIll')'Illul(`ly subsided, when a small pear slmpell cloud was observed forming uverln.-ml, of n whitish Isben colour, on no steam bx.-gun slowly lo elongate. .~\l lln-. time V era was no perceptible dislurlmrlcu r,f1lu- wu!er`vbenc-nth, but Willllll live minutes light Fm- lbera of spray began to My l`n.m the crest of llan waves at n distnnce nul. exceeding 1,000 ynrrls, nmlnlmosl immedi1|lPlr uhwnrd m..I .I...........1, KVBIIVIJ Ul 1| HTUIIIIIIK llll " Uuvv of the winds" at pour being drawn up .\hov_e reslc.-d n heavy I; moving sluggis|:ly_ until or 20 minutes lht) cc.-lun rigid, nuuhl 1no|ltugo_Il who!c fabric sudtlcnly vn spout was F(`[H|Hlt('tl 0:: but was of 1083 muuxxituu most simultaneously. Thu! lnnnnnrnrnr ..lnrnn .., ......._- V. -.... ..-.....-, -_..{ .., ___- This morning, June 3-Lnt|tttdt', '13 dog. to min N , longitude 9| dog, 52 min W., suit 88 It-51., harotnoter '37 deg. 72 min -.wl.ile the sun watt partially Olth.'4L`lil'Ed hy considerttlile nmsst,-tt of Bht wcry clouds, two` water spouts were seen two Ill n hitlt or tlnco mile-3 due west, the ship's courlo being went. north-went. They seemed atowly tn npprottclt, the water beneath being in grout commotion, part from ntniottpltcric distur- btmct-, and iii part from the gumbo]; of an enm- mo'.ts school rt!` porpoises which t-ppvtred to have clmaeu this menu for their exploits. At the huge of the culumn, the spectacle was aug- [zr-slivc 0! n arctitittg cattlt]ron,ot' naoctinn oftlm Niagara, clouds of wt- with l(.`l'l'iii(' vinlom-9 penuinbrn of dark cloud after nn interval of 15 1-uittrnn, in first upright rind 1to|tltugo_tlu:r no longer, nud the vniiiahvt}. The companion n:.!)* by it short distant.-_ ufit-as lntl.Ll1ilUtl|,', und disuppt-nreri ul- aimnllanennnlv Steamship Nevada, '3 Of!` the Count of Glmlimnln, June 3, 1868. 5' . ....__.-.-u`.u-.-u-J . he lcm pomry nlnr` n n unnu1l u....... HI. ......cu um: Jaws of c to the consequences. In ` the Mexican governma ur of the republic and Should the blockade l I'I1nrIn|'--`L " ' " Times, seventy tons weight F0 printimrinlr am ',- `oat Office Department of a new Postal convention wub ice upon satisfactory terms, modi- impdrlanl details the old bodvincr Rnhqna..u:..n_ .- - has nrrang. _- . -... ..uuuu:u um put up in a single aeaso bich is nbT)ut$l40,925. _ 1-..." __ ..... .....,. n... pI.F!:rltu on am:-rem two volunteers assisting aolic:lude1baI mlziunlion raster. _ . --.v .121 0] DU 1'. despatch in question says overnment Corona in the of Chanticleer asamc decision , of her Britannia Majesty ianylhing 93% the Custom H.-mm Am: had been sent ~ WA TEFL S POUTS. ,/ _. -..-. \.-Ulll pact n'Jake mails to the 0th- Jpointed ships sailing on slu- at its own ccsl remt1r.om'e ships for the conveyance of Postmaster General sought to of international postage to :t succeed, howe rer, and the )u of that subject was post- Year. An arr--r-*~-~ -~` .. III |IlU-|ll|lJ zuIn:ruIl'uC(llrf?1 rushing mighty wind becamv -11:35 alone brgakirxg lbL`d(?IIlh~ ll'll'I|JI_V lull (Ulll III.) at] steadily progrr-1 I base was changed F , H-Ilndml inun .-. Ii. u I`-`III-u..u ILIIU Ii lll.'L'l' of1ho,luf'ly supersm dlllnn` ll'I;t7'nlI7 uni-ml" ,._.._.v ...-u ueu Ul INCH" wu ten-cylinder pple- 2 aggregate actua work ; 52,000 impressions an Lch of flu: r........- -_4 auuuu and its laws at be continu- he British men-of;war, I to and the property [.0 suffer the tannin- gush market, ell 1 Ihc mingle season, the m: uut i:l4n om . mu:-.'r5 on board :, and the service by as well between New from New York to , -- -4-vs: LIJU zatlnn summoned trial, and that a Lcfe into their con- iliah commander. `set Chanti- I unlil the conclu- 'dexa warn -* `L l,._.uu ul l.1HlH3 7.0 of the British Gu- omplete d ._ -..-v uUl.lI3lu' were at the ' Jornn n 0-` `-` ..-.u 1 cu BLIS- iza laws Q ,`,-...1!_., uh-,1] subsided, up-..l.. n.l., run HIBH Duke ,, . 7 Ir:-\/ll\ \ |lIII.l Asses, nozlnng extra: mlritc positions in `th , 4 new icon II] 9131" mm. enght inches broad, provided wilh sixteen: 11 outs, the axle turning on eta.-:t iron uprights, and the rotary motion being obtgined frofll cranks worked by the feet. This little vessel ll steered by rudders at each of the stern. $114 moved by lines. The pontoon: being Ino_.d thin mahogany plan , the whole conairnctjol is very light, and glides along with utoniah!-III; rapidity. This watervelocipeda-. he,'i_l,I 5": built as ei-g_t experiment, in no douh: e/ueoeptiblt of improvement in toms of itpideuile, blitl... principle may be already pronounced Ye eoll4VpY0`3g Incoeu. . The inventor is l.-'1`lilen-y,IAlI net!-V tecto!Pu-ii. 4 ~ `` .:.`. uuu ox me principle of the: velocsiper locomclion may now be seen` 0214 .Enghien, near Paris. The form 1 species of naval constru ction is that ship tried some years back on the ' motive power being placed in the mi of bu each side as in ordinary pndd A pair of hollow wnler- ' ' _ _._ -uun)9IUlll' yells .... ugt , and le ' aves a wife pd family ; Squire! it abopt thirty yen: old, and has al _ n ces, but somewhat given -to whiskey tfriuking, ght, and conseq neatly the tragical end of Ta}- I or. Sqmrea has disappeared, but etforu unho- ing made to disco ' var hm whereabouts ` drinking, which was the caaaeof the consequently end. lor. has disannmm-A 1--` -"` ` ` .. ..n.uI:u, Dqllll` lor 5 brothers doing, he (Squ killing him in arms II-5-`- .. uv UUHIIDBG PRIZE-FIGHT WITH FA - `oncerningthe faml A ship of Albion, on Wed the following account fro The two men ' :1 prize ghl for $20 as place in the second ship. Two blows were clinched, Squires Ibrbwin broth-H """" " nuurew Unisholm,o young or Iwenly, a sailor on tho I stephens, of Hamilton, was Creek, about ten miles above 5lb instant whn- I---L5 - - UIIIIIILISQ 3 u( to pub] LSSBS. hIlf TH\.'hinn UCLIBIU world. _..._. ..5u. wuu Whll tetn, enable her in u decision of most of I world, .... ucl pusllloll u the head 0 world. The very reserve whic in her relations to other States, dical rigor with which she adhe ten; pnnl'|`n l--- =- - _...- uni SACK` I cises the closest vigilance over the interest: the has really at hegrt is sntcientlymanifeet from the history of her colonies, and elaofrorn the present war, which many among nan short time ago were min to regard as 3 8011 of British eccetltiicity, ln invading Abyuinia England well knew what she was about. Although cer- tainly provnked by King Theodore, the availed herself of the opportunity tointrengthen her greatly in the ascendant in those parts ainee the commencement of the Suez Cnnnl. ` The Abys- sinian expedition affords an instructive leaeon to the other Powers. We are perfectly convinced that England, were any of be: vital intuweatl violated by European States, w old soul relo- lutely as in,,thie`Africen dicult -. English po- licy has always been diatinguihed by`: clear notion of the reel wants of the eountryand the imrnediateeims tobe striren for. It in for thin reason that England, as a rule, is so nnwil. ling to meddle with the auiru of other Slates, and to interfere in the complicated quee- tious called European. With her own concerns , fully occupying her, the is not very apt: to been- thuaiastieabout "ideae,"or to aspire toe prestige which does not produce eubeleotial advent-mu Gk- -l--- ,Izu_1/ 1.) The Abyssinian Ivar places Eng policy in It striking light. Bold Ind ever, the statesmen who planned tin have been amply rewarded for tbeir_t will derive the greatest possible adv: the millionsinveued in it. Wi bout. write an panegt ric on English policy, not help acknowledging `that it is true conception at the interests of ll: and curried on with unremitting auic` mote the object in view. 01` late] often been tepronched with apathy It ence to current events. Her policy 0` ference, people were in the habit of its other, had lost her the inuence fot-me ed on the Continent. _But England` gravity no longer tics in Europe. Thi cises the the in sutcientlfma the liiarn-u n! 1... . --I 4----< Andrew Chisholm, 3 ` r `wengy . ...n-.. K ( From the IVVIIIJ I block. V,__ ....r...a.-nuua Ill-I of the former, and the latter. Besides e, the "Walter Print- lelf-fnrI,dnr marl ---- `.. . vulsvuslial Iucu Utlllg IUIG `[0 l'P`.I` Jbeif com pUb|H'9, while the women, wnhom exception, have to be earned to the block. Occnionnlly, he says, feebie women arouse tbemlelven u the last. moment, and offer me most desperate sialunce, so Ihal he Ind his nssiatnnlu on or wire were hardly able to fasten them 10 the ' " RUSSIAN OPIXION OF` T}-. VICTORY (Fran. 1}... Q: D.4....1.._,.' 1- ...... y un |,:II:I WIIIIL [0 Inc UCHUUIG, ha `y , E alwnys a dreadful tormre for tb criminal, law or the slrongesl men being nhle to train C0|.l]pUb|H'9, the women. urizlmm n.----:.~- ,.. ul grunt agony. He thinks the moubrmone wayofrucming criminals would be to kill them In an hour or nu hour and a. half that their sentence has been announced to lhetn,and not compel them to walk or ride to a distant place of execution, but In ('x(:t'I1H- them, if` pnsaible, in their: own pri- son; for the walk to the scaffold, he ulyl, tormre for I116 crimin-I I..- I ._ _---..,....... -uuvv;|un[_ no-indcel, the Prussian hudsmnn, live. | ' ne` house In_ the neighbourhood of Hngsttzry and is mall off; but his neighbours slut/lions!` refrain from holding any intercourse With him . He says he never yet met. with: criminal uh`; was to be beheaded but whose courngs n." gave way. He thinks hanging would be`b.l{_ in mode ofexecmion, nearly every crlminsl fog afraid oflhn pain which they think 153 `I. in cutting off their heads, would give tbtm. H. any) this must trying moment fer him in .1... that ofliiu cnnfropting his victim for the n; tyne for the purpose at looking at his neck pad culling ulfhis lmir. ,\ll Illa women whom he beheaded, ha fainted as soon as they cnqbt right of him ` ls-arnrd who ho was and lint. Le Wlnlgd of them He denounces as 5 wantoh cruelty mg practice of reading once more to the crlmi...| Ihc whole long sentence passed upon him lfler he has reachvd the scaffold. Flw thinks thstthgn is still sensibility in the head fur seven-`.1 min. ules after it has bx-en severedom the truck. A woman beheaded in Mecklenburg M1966 Ind fainted on the scaffold, and seemed perfectly lifeless when she was tied to the block.` An" her head was o' he picked it up, and saw to his ` horror that the eyes opened Holly. Hill! Inu- pression of grant. agony. He Lhinlu that man I-..-mu... ._-.. -2 V - We gland, hay by Id diculg. ' e,aims slriren for, It 3. 4`... -L2- > ,`_ _._ nu? ucuponer Andrew drowned at Pike ut Windsor, on the , while bathing off the vessel." A`not_h- nildrs who was in -M-*-" " ` A AP`f iXEGU`i'ION`IR uh-I Hm 'Pn-nnlnn |m.A._.__ .. .' wlowa oniy given when they ire: Ibfowing Taylor- One of Tay- pulled Sqnia-es_o`, and while so pixies) _kicked Tnylor an Info -9 - y-four persons are ran [9, and three are em 1 the proofs. The mix- up during the (luv, u at night, the ndve}- ule nn H "M-~ ' ` __ ...- uuunc: part, pain} at each end, and futonegl part by trnnreno extremities. In the centre in rising about two feet abavehth" on-ted by iron rods. In front! 1| 5|, about three feet in diamstor es broad. nrnvidml _:.|. .=---- _- ..u5-`cu m a general acrim- ` several black eyes, bloody no- +ds,, am, were reoeivcd. Acr. led their wrath upon each other, {scarcely sufficient to carry` the Taylor in tbirn-.rnno ----- e crowd scattering in all scarcely ` thirty.-four ye wife apd family; Squire! lso 3 wife a lbfnnfa um... I w utuelr mates, and the metho- adheres to her an- ' an emergency tduray the t the questions agitating the .....v..5.u5 gnu II is billed on n | interests their country with auiduiry to pro- Li OI IIIO.EnI:rlnnrI ha- . .. vv an usu IUI um.-:r_VPnH1l`E, -eats at ndnntnge from ued desiring lo : ya: we can- rlodiuz that in 6. |.....I .- i Euglish foreign enetgetic as a the expedition `wI'ded Ihif VDIIIM-Inn A-1- `> 1 DD ill In -_ ----.--aunuu [III d and ioVd.i1Ter- I. of non-i:'uer- n assuring each - formerly posse- But Enelnndh mac... -4- ..--4 -.-vulat`, ll_\ lH'll'|g" "immediately tors," . ity. rd Hle fI. Cl'.`il)[ nf ntlvnv-V I rv--x man or nineteen nchnbnier And;-up WIS dmu-ma -. hum -ncuuc IUTKDCFIJ at England : centre of Europe. That the exer- * 079] "Ml Fnfnnnnog _I-- I unsung ll"|(]g]["t Iatolnglnnd In. lb Ilunlhv and :...mar._ '1` H R ABYSSINIAN man of nineteen lchnbu-zap A-A-- , -., .--an uzullgll View, iaindebted of the civilised h n-`I ign- taich ax? p}'-II'i:e: `a, harnn Q 1.-- _-_ ----.n:-- we uln- 5 Of 1}-mir 1-n......__ --- v-rv\ll|Luu _ {van tare, gnd VII ! fun: fun.- ,/- _, ....-uuyvar IE }eceipL * usiness exclusively. separatei Vadduoali J-E31- St. .3 usual |II'iU- \.lIa6Il.I Jules Charlef Pinog. (1 __-_.g I nuns Ralf tb`3r[ . ,;, pn sand` frgighg. ,_ ~... ..;uuL1\-HKA be quoted as irresistible time has now arrived for such it change. The management and disposition of the British army is eminently aristocratic and exclusive in_its fundamental points and in its hearings to the rest of society. may possess the genius of the capacity of 8. `Welling , have not money or interest, `poor chance of promotion Within a few years, by accident, and a departure from the general rules of the lseryice, at two crises in Bri-ish history, have two men, almost unknown to fame, IIavel04`_:k and Napier, arisen to vindicate the honour and sustain the arms of their country in ttnngermis, ditiicult. and distant. elds of action. Neither is it long since that the absurd system of seniority pre- veiled in the selection of generals to com- mend it dangerous and formidable expedit tion on an almost unknown shore. in, Simpson, and Codrington had en ed to their keeping, enemy, the honour of lives and fortunes of h their age and nenority honour for which the nortncote, might} evidence that the A man 2:. Napoleon, or ton, but if he he stands but 3 in the army. Rag- trust-. against a powerful England, with the er soldiers, because entitled them to the ir very qualicntim... tahp-in to the b d'1y_NUVl.`)./V . ..3 _3 1nd.'-Flonr--Superior Ex. 0,0010 13305`; Fancy, . & ? =w.L..a*..'.;'.;.,,";.:;;: 5- miles over the Unio __ Twenty thonilnd Nut {respected that not - miles will bl ' lint the whole line _tothA .Tnedin18I9. .--A mynuripus, V: enuzgm -e-very sac- Umon assembled hen this Mu! meeting wu-gpknotn to o orgunnjtion, II to *3?! `object. Hot Cincinnati '- -- - - -- - I"7F_39IdIfmmon u """' E n %. j'Provisiona sun. E I [I-Kii`.d'Ii'~f14Ihe_l-V -]A)IlIl la eight _I;li1li0S of people _ pelthem tom :3 for the Pr.-..i.a.....l:{,....1:`:aT.` ..:, 1&- tie *S -. .\.- uuuLi - Ngw Brunswic having been 01 and claim inn; tack for the Globe seeks to of party upon 1 : very large prop tarm are mnvi his place by = former priucipl = I Joly 21.---In the House of Co eyening John Stuart. Mill, gpulstemcnt made by Mr___Van Jud never refused to put n i ` 1.ard Maym about the cab of t. `l,_oners Warren and Castello, a that he was not unwilling b the Govcniment should clai " 1. glamency. " ~ . at Malta. 9:: his return In ' .113 Cretan exiles gplucnledhi 5 in which they cxptfd Prince replied with rt-new 5 hi: govegnment to no deqi .= In any: peace wi `in election of the Duncan: `v ` > D` cl-My Il..*xu u'u'IlEl'Il Dllr ` nno:-:s|. IL- .`l-.4.l-4. -3 .L - ` ``'Jn|_y 21.-Lord Napier of M r _ , yeceived the freedom of thee ~- from the Corporation of in ceremony took place): Gui 3' witnessed by a._ large use dies und gentlemen. The :` idea and made the presenuit` was loudly cheered bythe whnm were` many of 1 ycern nf the British nrmy. hgquet was given to-night `in h ` Lord Napier en. the Maui J'nIy- 23, 1:20 p.m.--Co;nolu for ; Bond: 733 :9 72:1` Bria 42; 96; Allnnuc and Gun was Jul; 22, 1:10 p.n.-0ou9I lnuy ' `, 0:-hunt lofdll.` Bleoilutn 35:) Float doll. What dul 4---o- --~-- If argumcnts were wa: strong grounds for an alx administrative organwiznion army, the result `of the A pnigu, gm] the special dcsp Napier to Sir Stalyrd No l__ ____,. 33.} Q.`/j _'` V J '" 3* 0,311: NEWS. Wjuly 21,--Th`e Grapd .Ducal`G ,-o-{H293 hm signied its desire ._~;~`,,, Germs}: Stats in cone} "W "N,-iution treaty with " `ad Mr Bancroft is expec ;__.. in make the necesnrv 2" Inn: 3... _.._-_ -/`r " -_ 3! so make necesury r w-.. f . DAY EVENING, JULY. `______.__._..._...j._.._ vg. uuauo ttaeuslrloll M. g.-%.......;...} Fnmu-n __, , ...... ..,. u..~. unaluleret vices to the country. The Refa Upper Canada have rcrlsou to Howlau.l's nppomtment with }: giving honour to their party, am not expect thzit. they will lend th: to the business of weakening th useful respect which the Cnnzuliru entertain for those placed in at Respect for the otce, as well as es the worthy occixpant, willsnre tl tenantfiovernorof Ontario from; and inuence of the shameful altaf`. are now being made upon Mr I in the Globe. v`- MIUIIIUIIII H31-_lton .8 Il:_l.. ()n the co ed in the of (`onfed Lieutenant nature of ..~_v\| perceived. IL is n 1)] ncss of perky spirit is by making violent pc Hnwlandhas bccngui] conduct, (.-iiller to his i contrary, he ii: inaugurulir; ..f' f`\.-.o',.,l_-A - ` , ,._.__ ..v -ladmlnisuat. been an in tility on lllv that had 10 -- a lawn U joined the Confe-let`: with Mr Brown, and consistent advucnve a Brown left the con] reasons which have 2 of any other than 3 pa but as Mr Howlaml V ` pix;-i1 Hm hour, 10,000 from etch 10,000 from each of than there is now in use, ing Press, which is 3 self-feeder, and, man- iged by a nun and two boys, prints a large slum of the advertising pages of theTimes. Itl capacity ia_ nionn tn hour`, from 11,000 to en on both sides, ; E-F` .\`}.'I-.` }-'[I.` 11: __... -v Annukl nI'l.ILL-l `and even afterwards ' `1r`.` " ____,_, V, H... auIl.l.l':I"3, because 2 for their very qualications I)_\'F-'..~4l'I.'L\'_ priuciiph -1! "PL _ I Mr IL ge propnrtiuz ___..`4uH y aris ._its p: so-"i4 ` of 5 " __`. K `Y- .. This machine is somewhat 2 American Bullock preaw. It 1 large roll or paper containing` nheeu, cut: them apart after J '.\I!' lit) (:m er .ion of the I)0u1i 7 titatlbrd Northcote, might irresistible n`...-.n -- " ` 'l'nI\`(`H(-rs` L,.....un \I\..`JkI`JU-"U U1 taiford PrQI2::\I1].'-- / ,. .....uu 5--JVCIUUIUXIL not been shown to ..-.n .. .__. I -` ` , _ . . . ---\.I- I fasten 3 ofchargc desert \l.XY , I ` ' Zv]EY'3IiUDiSC has sin , clu`af~T_v, and 1-xpmlilionsly n \'.\`.lUl7 PRINTING UFF'1L`l-3. ..ur, nnu an and in directors tion. 5 Ixmnlfeslatie Mr Brown}. Ire wanting to show alteration in the izntyion uf the British [ 01`. I` ' 1:] he now Ilia disiut. that most . Cnnzulinn people authority. ,ms esteem for t, the Lien lnlario from ;l1e Iorcc bameful attafks which .c Howland f :33 palriolically aegis! nn ..fI|-- ` x on Abyssinia1r'c.am- .n.....1 - ~- _, .._.. spatvh of SN 2 meets with disinterested ser- I Fine Refarmcrs of son View Mr --:11. ,_ -uu 11 Aman gmn, , I accident, u] history rnnnvn `-` r u, um pan. on me previous day. Thexhoieule price of the Times is 2:1-d. per copy; the retail price, 3Ll. For the benet of the employeesltlgggc are establish- ed in the oice lnung fund , a sick fund, and I cooperative restaurant, managed by ` vepersona, at which all the employees their food and I-ices. This The sateen. 0 Stability object: in Printing Apartments. dingy spacious within, Illin there 3 pins to "ploiae hnvo and two in have been otce respectively ant`. as -..._. IN - - .._....J .135!!!" `the great Work art)", and we do themselves ...-..- Al __`, , . . - . . . . --u I. It says that II! he pcnple of On` he has earned I` part)` and his ` ._._...uuv mat Mr Uuwlanul st Cabinet along: nfedcralinn. .\[r~ gnverunaezmt for __, 1 `W n '1-`um:-. Dr!) zxppointuzcnts 'c-spec : them, ew;.p aper n.t acted. The cange. ,,-W. ..s .1 __ . ......uu.uJ II N" ceu no quite well. ,, " any - u... uuuaL'- Some enterprising in] lished and distributed fa Mr Punshon`slec1ure "Daniel Bab` in city. Se each line to nd whether dliVel duction verbatim or not. It -- and jobs. 4,--. The principal increase in uni; Great Britain, during` the yea the members classed as gentlemen, men and governesscs. n . _ ___-.., ......munu, 101' ms mvelerate ha its of drunkenness and vagrancy, was sent gaol for ten days. U PCiL'CE COURT, Wedneadny.--There was noth- ` ing of interest co ' The following ware and John Roberts ne ing drunk lax : a va- grant, was peirmitted to leave the city. Eliza Mills, one of the same class, was sent to gaol for one month or the option of paying a fine` of $2, am] old Archy Buchanan, for his inveterate hab- drunkenness and war---'-- - Q--- Ixsrxcrnox J spection of hous of the city yenterd: policemen was delegated, report all the ~ a proper stale of cleanliness. I n12 sbe H-1 1! A crir:ketrr.alcl1u`ili pl` and Saturday on the Gal (`hub grqund brsnyeen nml Youxfg of The tirst meeting Dc iuuclu Rie In tcmbcr near proba riu. $500 Ill rst pr miuiun grand nmtc-b,witli 60: $10. There will bca provinci teen mnrksmen from prc 1 international match, to .,__'-.. `mu, sv pun. ulc prools. 'l'he l vertinecnentsnre set end the reading matter night, advere tining pnges being made up at from 5 to `7o`clock in the evening. Reading matter is received until dnylight and afterwards, nnd the reading pages are rarely put to pres before 4 n.-m., whilst leading articles on Parliamentary debate: end other events happening after midnight, and appear in print the follow I in; morning. In :11 this war cutie taken .to gunrdagn' And every line priut;(| is read over by ierent times. Ten stereotypern prepare the plates for the printing machines, by the pnpier-msche 1"" 1 belidu work during the day upon second edition. Sixteen remen and engineers attend the engines and boilers, six men prepare the paper before printing, nine- ty ere employed on the presses, and seven deliver the pop? to the news-agents After it is printed. .No carriers are'eir.- played, but the whole edition is sold out to news-agents, the number of copies print- ed being no more than the sum total of their orders, which lane to be handed in . by two pm. on the previous Thu -hnla--In --3-- - -' ""' `I bull A number Editu ; men from Troy arrived g .\UlL'flC3; an per cent : ; take, ii; .__._ unllkl 5C1.Il.ll' Jen .'H'ri\'cd last night and pro- ccrlc-_l to QUC')CC this evening. After all ilort stay there the cxcursionists will peml some time in~ll1is city. Another match for $150 a-side will come Ifnn the Longueuil Racecourse on Friday.` ctwt-1:n Riemnn" and Dcerfunt_" A new clrinl-:ing~fountain, erected L-v tlm I x I unltcnl mnrkml t foams, I-`or;_;u.=, x worknun mlmutl bk-Braedix `jSr` walked out. slccp, and ms severely in_ju w umlcr treatment at the U ..| AJLIIAKILI .1` ` us making rapid strides in lmme~lct the raw Gunrds then make tlncsc giracelult l willing cuncussiuns to the rank nd 1110 he British :1rm_v before it is {owed upon m by thc irresistible current ol events L the unmistakable urinllhlllls. , The reading matter is furnislwtl by tlig editorial, reportorinl and corresponding M unt, there being besides. 2:! law reporters. 19 Psrlinmentray reporters, 1; polic rt-5 portera, and an indentiite number of miscel~ i luieous writers, known as" penny-a-liners I in London; at less: 100 correspondents in] nrionn parts of Great Britain, and some '40 foreign correspondents in other parts of the world. Of the Parliunentary reporters. 16 In phonogrnphers, two make summa- riuof the debates in the Houses, and one direct: the force. To set up the types there Are 130 compositnrs employed, 60 labouring by day, and 70 at night, whilst 11 fmtmen and nssistnnts direct their movemonta. Twenty-four I qllind to read proofs. en i i played merely to pull >`Tbe-nd~.- ! ` Vartinementa gnu nab .... /a---'-

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