.-.....- vvn-1* ' mon yesnerdny, rnuhrd in favour of Kingston - after some um-!leut L d keenly conleutcd play, : The match nnngvuher could fairly claim to he Ibo . |'('I| Whlch hm`: he-np1n_sod here this asuon. The` i u unmr ul lb!` players nu- : l{ingston-- W. Stewart, 7 C .pmm ; Mr Curran, goal keeper, Mann. Ful- : couer and Burn ns: and second point: respec- ! 1in~l_v,.\lu-us L}nll.vwny, Handr,-and lluberllon , home, and Mr-urn. Rum.-,Jm.kiua, Tuucll, Our- E roll um 2 Perkins, Wm. Byers, Pruilfonl, G.B.L. r Frans-r, Chas `tilcvenmn, A. I . Landon, 51- P? W, J. .\lclInnry,J. Ore-vent, J Funnell, L. J. I ; Brockvi lo-W_ R. )e \ t nnd J. Urmillon, umeury dogurnpiron. I Moll, Cupvnln; Menu. .7_ l '! 1 Ipom, H. Al U1rH,I{.Pc..on,G A. Dan: and The La ( l Brockville, E Smart I (I-Jurjr, cl.nu1'-i I-5 Brvcknllu of Rubn-rLson's won me 5: Inc w us put up immediately. Th brid; be ready for foot pusaongerl by the In 1 mar. gm Fire gums: were pl-yr is: game won I Va are informed that the movement in work. well in Trenton. and wherever it bu gone ) enact, in London, Guelph, Gait, Toronto I olber plrIc- 9, lbs papers uy tbs! it works V sans!-clorily. It comes into eect in In- Ihfi Tuned tun ..o..-A._ an I v , - _- -....b...-.--u. Th: rsx game was won by alu-ll directed 1e!broW fu m Fu`..-nu-r,wbich was stopped and :1 through by Palm: 4. The second game In ken |~_v Btevenmu of Brockviile, who, when lbo 1` .11 was ihrnugh from ta-bind the gouI,thn=w it`: .verl_\- thraugl. A splendid throw by Rowe: ol the h.u'.'. mrough from I dintnneo of about ` 1` fr?! from lbe goal, lhul giving him the hon- Ll` J Ihc game. In (butt: guns the bn_ll wu ` rown by Fr:-.srr of Bro:-kvile, and Hopped by ` I5:<`il, who, 1. his sorrow, did no oniy to give` a game In his Opponnts, us the bnil glanced Hus slick right lhrough {he goal, and win, ofa hrs'r,rl.xI1-\~.i hr l'.`.....v....||- . .,u,,v--.- or IVIII DIICIIPTIOI In-and manly. cbuply, and oxpednlouuly c the DAILY NEWS .108 PRINTIKO UFFICI. -bue heard that some parties who one! scoun: from their customers, neglect to pay scounl . when making their pmchuel on mker. If lhii be Irne,il in very reprehen- on their part. The merchun -)u\ ..n..- ,,.-., -uu-`an in egg!` I DDIDCI Of , or anything that they produce, without mg the disc um, and In ordertonvo them- rrom 1035 they should Insist upon receiv- L. They have the matter in lbai: own , and it is their own fault if they Iubtnil lo 1!. -III? 1..t C150-ssn .vA7'&1IT THE DAILY NEWS---f-FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST THE} SILVER QUESTION. Crone mulch balm.-en Kingston and .-, which came 0!? no Bnrrieeld Oom- nu-A..- -.....I.-.I 2/ r -- " "' e cables for the new Suspension Full! have been Itretched, and the .-put immediately. The bridge rfur passenger: in lbs 1.. M` , _.. .... --vuu u.-uvrmanl, End rigidry. lblt it will work utiofncp .- W118 some grumbling for the n: some went In fur a- In --J--- -- .1 VI |' zpanf having i>er;';1_:;u_ucceuful. Prototype complains that the city in gp nfed juveniles who wnvlnv ..... uc -me, u :5 Toprel wan. merchant who u d the workingmun who recoi maid, in all cue: when they 1. I on the market, tender the urge In An f.-nu-.. --a -- - ` .1: T1-ulna trite and depart from the Slave: II follow : rly uwo weeks has uused those 1 I the aunt bond movement, and zidiy. will umlu ..u:..r.- .,..-.- -ac, -IU ' mu-kevl, Mr urge u1 on further: not to sell 3 n dean of eggs, I bnlbel of [:2 that nun-In... -:.|.-._- _ _ v ._-u-so u:\`uu'lOI DU 3 chants whouko the silver at iiscount, and III II] they have Will] it, lhour customers giving out being asked for it. The ma have ml linnnd .|.- -_--- ,__,_.. 3. ...,,..u ucguu [0 under- . they can the po:ic_v and jus- rm, and have generally given We h we made inquiries of 5' whoukn the cilia: -- : Kinguon, Iin1e,l0ru. Brnrkvnlln, do 55:11. Kiugmon, do lb. 46m. Brockvilio, do 16m. Kingston. .,...v ,,......uuu; an we nut I0 fur as to refuse to us people began to under- hev thn nn'ino --A :--- vuu.-I,-uulul lull In? C", who waylny b the dexterity of old I umpi :3. rod which resulted nu fol. thing being perfectly an wuu rE(3lVOI | I are I. tend an AIL "Si-\gle copra at the Cu.omcLl um Ntvs` comavmng the now! u!` Ibo week, may be ind m I-nppmu I1.-r lashing. P11-an 3d.ucb. iuued evuy Fndny. Wlll In I IBW highest dil- flnuu. -HI DUI will ' mean uitnply the hull , indeed, you mean In: next Home of Com- will shortly nuemblo? 01- do you union pt 1. Home of Com- The Chancellor of the Exvoiheqnar Mid: Upon the present occasion the tout of the Home of Commons hu 5 peculiar Iignioance, and per-, hapal may be allowed to ny n pecminr nmbi. guity. For what does the tout moan T Do you mean the existing home 7 Do you mean the Iggregnto of me rep:-ountnuvu of the people in lhl Lower House of Pu-lianenl at the present time 1 Do you mean tbs of mon: that innthutioqpf mont? I can loosed,` undorltlnd, my Lord lhfyox-,_thct you : feel some Inachl -um..u.. :. . . _ _ _u. on nun ISIKIIII OOH. Wlfd ' the Chuncqllor of the Exchequer. The Excheqncr He an Inn: I In-- *~- -"~ ` ma non: layer than proposed the of the Home of Common," which he ` with the name of the Right hon. Wu: I Tha nh......n..- -I -L- " ` pIut,I ontrnu vi h (K: niu'mon_to the B gentleman return ed ht: not an entbuaiutic cheering). T110 Lord urn! no.0 nnnn ---' " to I larger and mo; E-at (chaeu). For my own ndoneo the Britilh Con. ritilh people. `(The right hon. * Poucl COIIIT, |"tidny.-.Thg -.;l--3 |l.l'1..:.. 1.. _.___n. u. uuuuuuuuo cnoenng). Lord Mayor next pro posed of the Bose of Lords." The Duk- bun responded. The Lord Mayor than not Hanna nr n....._.----- -L- * ..... ..... tvvu year! we: the condence we were repoeing in thegreet body of the people were _ naieapplied, end that the rnnsnent they poeseseed the power of the aurege we ehonld nd them giving currency to the wildest ideee. and aord. ing indisputable evidence that they were prepar- ed to exoereiee that power in a n:-nner most dangerous to the instltntione of the country. I confess thetl see no evidence before the in this country which would at alljuetify that suspicion (hear, bear). On the contrary, I believe that .he great body of the people are prepared to exer. cise the power with which they have been re- cently invented in a spirit of prudence and of patriotism (cheers). Instead of feeling any ap- preheneion that the lune which the people of this country are to hecelied upon to decide should he one of an overwhelmingly dimcult charecler, I meet express my own opinion that that decision is ever in their hands than it would he in e mot-: contracted circle, composed, perhaps, of more rened end more educated ele- ments (beer, hear). Over-renement, over-edu- catiou, lead very often to perversity of opinion, end to aleetetion olphiloeophy, end they do not deal with times vigorous and robust principles `ion which the nation is now called to decide ' with that encoeee end ootnpleteneu which et- tends an appeal made larger more in- lnential constituency (chee:-st Ir... ...- --- I .......a. mu uunng this t-eesion we hsd been able to ndvsnce mensnxen ofsoclsl end adminis- ti-ntive reform, such as the greet Iuessure with respect to the nsetropolitsn poor which we introduced In the previous session. We should [also have been glad If we had been Able this- sesaion to prosecute further the: policy of legnl reform under the inuence of which lost year we extended so considerably the Inuence end sulbori'y or the county courts, and continued the revision of the statute lnw (cheers). I wish we had been sble this yes: to carry Iurther re- forms in the law, similsr to those we introduced lest year with respect to the OoI:tpI.nies' Ac.-, end with respect to the reform of the Oonrt of Chancery ln lrelsnd. I wish we had succeeded in passing the Bankruptcy Bill whoh we submit- ted at the end of the psrliuusnt, ss well as the hill introduced by the Lord President of the Council, which would have extended the means ' of education throughout the country in harmo- ny with those principles on which slone I be- lieve at sound system of national education can he founded. But I do not think that it. was the fault of her Hsjeslyl ministers that these ob- jects wt-re not sttsined, and that those consider- able tneseures were not passed (hear, hear): We have been toldin the course of the struggles of the last two years thst the condence `reporting thsnrest had: or u.. .....t- _- - M u. usual! provisions or the Act for the Suspenrion of the Habeas Corpus Act, to which we, as well as our predecessors, in aitnoment of eatremedifi culty were compelled to have recourse (cheers). It is very generally the custom to state that s ses- sion of Parliament has been wasted. I believe 5 that that conclusion is derived too precipitately ` from the opintons-the somewhat hazardous opiniona-that are expressed in the heat or the , atmosphere of our senate. But the quarrels of i parties in Parliament are very much like some of {` the traditional misunderstandings between a man and his wife (a laugh). They often treat l each other with afteedom of recriv-r ination (bear ;' hear, and laughter) which probably has no great foundation in fact; and yet both parties are very much disposed to question the right of any one J to interfere between them (renewed laughter). 1 We have in this session or Parlttmeat carried a ] series of measures which has completed the great lwork, the amendment of the representation of lthe paop~e. Some ofthose measnrerwere of s. E very dicnlt and elaborate character; end if I Parliament had only accomplished that great work I maintain that the session would not have :been a barren one. Many other and very im- portant measures have also been passed. I will I not new enumerate them in dstail,fcr such a work would be wearisome ; but I may congratu- late you, my Lord Iayor, on the passage of a 1 bill which transfers the management of the tale part, I could have wished that some other great measures had also been passed. Ioonld have wished that during this . Government as the preaent an-nu um AFEIUUV u. y, we might Hon. 8 `njamln ;laraell. Ir Dlaraall, when the applauee bad I lubaided, said : I] Lord Hayor-"I'hlr In not the tirat time that I have had the honour to acknow- : ledge a similar honour in this place, although V not precisely In the utne poaitlot. as that which I 1 now occupy. But I have never had an oppor- tunity of acknowledging it at a Inomeut which, on the whole, I think I ma he allowed to ray, 5 Ivan no agreeable to the ftselmga of her Maj:-aty'a chrorl). We are ; now on the immediate eve oft 0 clone ofa criti- cal union of Parliament, and at the end of that _ union we truat that our countrymen will con- t aider we have done our duty, and that at letul 1 the polition or the which no Iltnlater of the Queen on. d be nahnm- ed (cheers). I cannot for a moment pretend tbal the commercial world baa recovered from that great collepee which more than-two yt.-are yngo fell upon the credit. and enterprise of thin }great community. The caune of that collapse ` was not merely an abuse of credit, as was then 9-Itppoled, but that It was aim the renal! or a rquandeting end an exhaustion of our resources. It wal clear. lbarefara. it... oh... _..- _-----. -- country ganevally in one of r ` u-u u-u ul we nuullon noun, I Jlro porllnn `of the members of her Mnjealfn Govornmenl. ' At the termination of tho dunner the loving cup ' '0! clrculnud In the usual farm as n lnIIif'ellI- | tlon ofwoleoxno and good fellovuhip. The loyal .tout| were given from Ihl uhni: and loynlly honoured by the company The Lord Nu_\or than proposed "The boom: of her Haj:-my : Miniuern." coupled with Ibo name of the Ifiru Lord of Ike treasury, the Right Hon. Bnjlmln Dilruli. when tho lnnlnnnn hm I IPIICIIII 0! In DIIIAILI LID `I'll OILIOILI-OI 0 I'll IIOIIQUII. The Lord layer and the Lady Inyoreu en- torlnlnod on Wednendly st dinner In the lgyp- V J Ilsa Hall of the Mnnnlon Bonn, Jorge portlnn 0! mfulhlm 0! `III Ml`DIl'l'l aninrnrnnnl u... v: nuluuu `nggented a ntinnn ch}. A- -ozuzm' Eaxuxr-E -id -na`1 tsri.tis. m uulnlllolll," which be coupled 5 Wnrd Hunt, the Exnhonn-r n a. -aIuu_.I'I II)! III!` \ and Kxnguuon time] proposed "The hnllh Duke of Bucking. vvuv-all [ERIK WIIIOD I nr a bl! IO Innm-ma -In-4 Health A tn-nn_I-.I vaxentine, lsbot ohairmnker; Hugh Ho Grsnd Trunk railway ; Inge builder --- C `W.-u an trivial, however, ` principally thrungh mnonl. _ __- -..- ......---uu uuuurl each. The heat here, says a Florence letter, "is intense; a wind is blowing like a slroceo, and nights of tire have been p"|lenI for the last fortnight. Fm) ll Toaol'ro.-Abont hal!-put twelve this (Friday) morning. the shed or stnble in rear of the house of Mr John Bell, Q 0., was dlseorer- ` ed to he on fire. The re spread without inter- ruption to seversl wooden sheds adjoining Mr Bell : premises, and in rear of a row of wooden houses, the property of Air Samuel Bowman, and also to Mr Bell's hoase, a line brick one. From the sheds Ilr Bowman's houses were soon envel- oped in nmes. Mr Bell's house was completely gutted. and Mr Bowman's totally destroyed, with the exception ofone which was partly saved. Mr Bell succeeded In getting all his furniture our safe, as did the other parties. The following are the names of the snerers: John Bell, Esq, Q.O., $2,000 on the house, and an equal amount on the furniture; William Hays, chavrtnakera I10 insurance; Mrs Baldry, a widow, no Insurance ; --- Valentine, labourer; -- Wbircmbl, Horrisonnaondnetor on the railway Robert Anderson, carri- | age builder; Chapman, labourer and , Patrick Hoolahan. labourer-all at -1.... I._-- ,_ __ . -. ...... ..u now uuuut uecuuon. Consul Or-moron, who has played no impor- tant a pan In tho Abyulnlun drums, bu ll`fiY- M ed at Liverpool. Commodore Vndorbnt in putting down ag. ging stone: in front of his new residence, which coat on thonund dollar! ouch. U'I`I-an I---- I----" _' :- Over s seventh part of the Sula of Iuiulppl is advertised for sale under execution. nnnlnl n_...-.._ --- '- - `:45 LE Inlt- Tho Speaker and member! of 1.] Common: then wiabdrx w from the I Royal Oommlulouers nftorwudl Ibo House. ...r...u; - I umna Providence. the expression of their opinion on than [root questions of public poiicy which have occupied lhc attention of Parliament nod rennin undecided may and to mninmin unimpaired thlt civil and religious free- dom which has been secured to All my subject: by the institutions and settlement of my realm." The Commission for prorogning the Pnriis. men! was next. read, and the Lord Chancellor, in accordance with the terms of the 0ommis- sion, deolnred the Parliament to be profo- gned until Thursday, the Bth do] of October Lexi. ~ II'\|.- ll ' ` .......... ... uueaareol, and ror the acqnieition ind maintenance of electric telegraph: by the Poet- h mallet General ; and to eeverel important mee- euxee having for their object the improvement of the law and of the civil end criminal proeedutee in Scotland -' y the l.PPOintment ofe Controller-in-Ohlef in the Wet--otllce a coneidereole reform in at-my admtntntretlon hee been commenced, which, by combining at home and abroad the verloun de- per menu of tnrlitary eupply under one authori- ty, will oonduce to greater economy end aci- ciency both in peace and ever. i "It in my intention to dissolve the pt-eeent Pu-Itnmeut er the ear ieet dey lbat will enable my people to reap the benet of the extended eye- tem of repreeentntlon which the wisdom ofPnr- liement has provided for them. I look with en- tire oonhdence to their proving themeelvee worv thy of the high privilege with which they have thue been invented ; and 1 truet that, under the blrealng i` Divine Providence. great aunts... ..r ....t-ts- nu unglgnu your intention for two Iioeionl. I but soon with In-iafaclion that Ibo time jec: has not prevented you dating With other questions of great puhle interest, and I have gladly given my inaction to Bill: for tho better governmontof public: schools, the regulation of ruilwuus, Ibo amendment of use law relating to British sen sheries, and for the ac General; uvenl immn... ......- qnhi-ion and _, ...n--- unil wlnutfllf -' " I have bed much eetiefection in giving my assent to A series of measures completing the great work of the Amendment of the represen- Lllion of the people in Perliemeut, which he: engeged attention eeeeione. neceuu-Hy oeoupied by this eonpnhonnivo nub- " The caution of lhe long continued efforts to promote rebellion in Ireland Inn for name time rendered unnecessary the exercise by the Executive of exeeptlonnl powern. I rejoice to learn the! no person 14 now detained under the pronsionn of the Lot for the Bnopenninn of the Hnbels Corptu, and that no prisoner unite trial In Irelnnd for en oenon connected with the Fe- ninu conspiracy. Gentlemen qftlu Harm qf Oorumus I burn to thank you for the libero! Iuppliu which you have voted for the public service. "My Lord: and Gentlemen I I.-..- L--1 - ' ` ` Luuullj In an unjust Cpl!'lly. "I feel sure Ihul you w H uhnre ln my utinfnb tion at the complete IIJCOOII which hli attended that expediting. After stnnrcb of 400 miles, =hrougl1 A difficult and unexplored cuvntry, my troops lock the strong place of Slngdalo, freed the captives, and vindicated the honour of my Crown; and by their immediate returnl, without one act of oppression or needless Violence, prov- ed that the expedition had been Inderlnken only in obedience to the claim: of humanity, and in fullmlnt of tho higheat duties of my Sovereign- ty. .o uuculru (0 necure me nzeuingl of peace, I Announced to you at the beginning of thin Session that Ihad di ecud an expedition to be sent to Abyuinin to liberate my Envoy and oth- ers cf my subjects, detained by 111: Ruler of that country in an unjust captivity. sure ll-mt vnn - ll .5-.. 1.. ---.-n- 7 .4. ..a. wiiirendure during your tenure of oiee. III-ll I10 - en hour beyond (hear, hear, and n laugh). i think I may any that the Itlenlioll of this n- , Ivmbi] is directed rntln-r tnthe future Bonn of Ootntnoue illln to the one thnt in nbout. to ex- pire lh-nr, hm-). We expect thnt. the future Home of Common: will represent mo-e fully then its prrdeceuor the opinion: and impteI- sinus of our friow-sttbjnetn, I, for one, look for- ward to the meeting or the! house with great condence (cheers). I do nnt Wish to enter in- to controversial topics, but] belie: upon lbet greet questton the henrt of th oonulry II mound; and tblt upon thnt question the people will return n parliament determined to support our ancient inotiiutiml. I maintain that the security of our eiv.i and religious liberty dr- peude to no nmnii extent on the mnintennnce of that great inrittttion which it. is now our duty to defend (rheers) if at my future peiod,. which i hope mny not he the on e to my lifetime, :1 new Rt-form Bill shall be found necessary, I trust Ihnt when the new House of Commons es- ttetnbite it. will not hue to [Man a more severe judgment upon in predecenor than that which we have to pronounce on the house which is now expiring. limit. the new house will be able to point. to n onreer of us-fuineu, and to show that it has left ttniinpeired lbtll constitution . which we have iubiriled trom our i`oef -ubern, so that with the pmgreu of ideas, the extension of made and commerce, and greater freedom in re- ligious matters, we may still look forward, come what Inn], to uni bond of union between Stu e and Church which hue been the pride, the glory, and the oecurity of the country (loud and pro. trncted cheering). Agniol eiocereiy thank;ou for the ormttlttneut which you have paid the House of Commune. l_n-.l NIL... ._ __-- ___- __.I -_z.I I 7 I I Single mfiu -0-! the Dun Nu!` may be had I :1 the c.m.xor or the publxsbmg oon. Prim-| Li _ ,,_...___v On the 29lb u1I., the Commons having been ordered to attend at the bu of the House ol Lorrlu, The Lord Chancellor read the following molt gmmous manage from her Majesty : Hy Lord: and Gentlemen : your labours, nod to o'er you my ncknow.edg- soul: for the diligence wivl: which you hue up- plled yonruelvea ID your Pnrllunonury dutiel. "My relnllonl wllh foreign ponero reuuln friendly and satisfactory. I hue no reason Lo `apprehend lhlll Eurogo will be exposed to the culuml-y of war, and my policy wl.1 continue to Le direcled to secure Ibo bzeuinp of 2 " I Am hnppy to be er.-ubled to release you from ! mu :1 nu. h.aa..u.... .: .n.:- IJUUIU U] U UTTUHI. Lord Stulrcy non rose, and aid ho had great pleuurain propoiing 1 tout which requlrud no introduction on bio put tooounnend it to the approul ofthr compnny. Ho begged leave to give them the hull]: of their municipal how, The Lord Mayor of the city of London" (cheers). "|"h- l..~u.A It._.. I. -_L----I I ' `UIICCFH The L'ord Mnyor, In acknowledging the com- pliment, uid he felt mn~h pride and plcvluro in reciving on lhnl o canton the members of n Connervmive Government; nod he would only add I hope that future Mlnlrrieu mignt emu- lnte their valunblo public service]. The com- pany uepnrated shortly before 11 o'clock THE PROROGATION or PARLIAMENT} -crux QUEEN'S smaoa. 1 V" UIIUUSGII on IDQI,` trivial, I through nmnni - ..~- --cu;-can vuvll. ind - Unapnun, labourer; ma! lnbourer-nll of than in W1 n'IheIr property. Their ` however. hnlno m-...x..--.n 5 ro.-About :ing. John Tne l d row or ......a... tnempen the Roma of d|'tW from IHD ha. --.I `LL -nnuuulu U1 ya; 30" `x bu. ,3 L nflm-wnrda .-..:--a 1. uuum wt". ~ `|:15 pm. | 3:30 1.11:. | Hind train 6:65 1. m. :35 u u ti 10300 n [This in by lonu-cal Hare, from which deduct 1 Hi hinujn for the dicn.-ace buvreen Momma; And Klnpnnnn lining` J rd g udicnted 0!` hnntnnn -I4-J4--- --- - nr prupclly. '.l'M1l' I being occuloned `I 14. -an AJUIIK U bar, and the \ retired from , A nnnaunu. .] On the 12m gum, u an npidcndlof tho 1 mm mother, North must, by an 3 Rev. J. nmnu, Hr Ohrleo l.1`Imon,o_l' 15., r city of Klnptcn, -to' Bank Baud, gouogaqt l 3 dnughter of` the late John Dock at Iburh, lmneolnounangnu. _ "- I. . On the 1311: Inmpt, tho wife of, Ihonu Conley, of I Ion. vv-a ` il?8:1h Boyden, the utrnwlherry ennurhfot Newark, believes that in tho course of I yarn he could nluuruwnariea u 1898' pins npplel, undo! oqul wish than | now grown. want; u . __..---v nu uvw IUFS. The News Sootio Joumclgf Ayricultun unit that from All porno! the Province the nooonntl of the hay crop no iolaful, with the exception of 0 mberland county when it in aid the cr isuvory good. 0 g._ n_.|_ In - :2 Tho Nicholson pavement failure in New Yotk. IL. 1! I5 Agh`ilQ `3103. u. we ucuuuon can hardly be I long u then trlohuu have people to deal 1mh.-Lador. which an every you being made, then can still bu found any large number of poroonl to place faith in it, and ubow their rum: too by their works. Thy 0nd of the dolurlon hardly said to be near to main: |---- - --`-` "" ` ' We never had my doubt that the iupltmll would come to thh. They bsvq ht-on hnnknpt in mo:-all and can our nines tho` ultlut`I_':id_ -u-u. nnally, may have given up their nah- beiiova prnjocu for the invasion of Canada. Thinking Fanlanism already killed om they fbel no longer any neeauity for keeping up that (`also pretenea. - - hnpoltoul have ultlurraid of 1866. O'Neill has bun stumping the United" u... ..In. 1-, ... pull um nnocrnpnlolll nlIuduuo'a;iIit up the Homo Orgnninxlon, who performodlhok disgraceful tut but too effectively. `They go: Halpln, Burke and othin of our brothers arran- ed; they refused the lihenl terns cloud to them last winner by John snap, our Chief Executive, and basal} broke through their on- the and marina which will in nunlod at th meeting, has I very Inourllthl article in la tune of the 16th inn. It pnnhlly wafuou till! it: once powerful organisation II, II I whole. I01 demorcliled and htokon up by lltguino tuna: and faction, that the wily government of Ru- lnnd deem: it all but defunct.` 'l`ho`orguI of the Savage don not rendilylnka thiudnhion, nnd fondly hopuma: the and wln_uoth_o no danlrroul II in beliund. It Inc terribly hard word: for tha Ioohami-cu, 3 term which inoludg All who Inn boon cog-god undo: 0'Noil"in eq- ooungiugu Invuioa of Oanldn, audit up 0 than :- ` ` They at hroh up the Ionian orguiutioh' inlo diucordun hctionl. They onluunined its leaders and ohm-ncIed-nay, virtually lphshd --|ll its movement: ever since. Tho: add; our well gait! and nnocnnuloun calm-d..,n. ...n. ._ jjjj-II}Z-u-i PRIBINT OOIDITION OI` VI wuncu (run euuy no annulled, `and which certainly, in nooordnnco with my oh: servationn, does not dopand upon my sited-' c anilntlpoilon. _ .... uuyuuuuna nu AHUIUI-VG. About spring time and eerly summer, in i all probability, the Texee cattle eet, us our i own do in some pert: gfcotland, the young succulent shoots of peculiar trees, highly charged with stringent principles. On unbroken ground, highly charged with moisture and ntljoiniug woodlendl, there are, as the hot weather eetlll. ntnny thin sprouting which nnirnnle will not touch later in the lesson; end in the motto of Texas there in thelive oek which grows in the Gulf States, where, indeed , cattle are reared which have been known in time: put to disseminate ` this disorder. for the cnttle of Florida are on dangerous north of a certain line no the mean of Tenn. From this peculiar, feed, therefore, the animals get their system: its- pregnated with meterinls which do not destroy the stock accustomed to 1 special living in I given lntitude, but which, be- ing thrown of in the urine and excrement, include the "black water, or cuiinr form of euzoutic hemeturie," I ich in now killing the cattle of this end adjoining States. ` . Certain it is that Texan clttln, iniported here during the winter. from thelltll of September to the 16th of April, induce no disease; and while it is undoubtedly Info to have open season for the Texan cattle treic, it is probable that, in accordance with my suggestion, we Ihlll hon I read} means of purifying stock on the frontier, by keeping then: for a. while on n specie! 'ood, adfminislering tnedicinee, and careful- ) disin ecting all the excrete t deposit.` on this, hiiwevet-,hwe need furt`h.e e inventi- gntion. t in, owever, utufaetol-y . know that we have to deal with I tolera- p y bl; simple, though fetal (licence, the netue `- of which can easily be unrevelled, and certelnlv. in nmurdnmn ritzh mi ...|._ . FRIDAY 1I;F..\l.\'G. AL'GL'ST H. an of Xugbor qghu leGuin for assault, sdjournod from ye!- urdny, come up again this morning, what: ('0 uitmtoa wen chained, but nothing of Interest In: olldud Frau thou. Tho magistrate lua- pooded judgment for the pa-scent. Bury Cham- berlain entered a complaint Igainsyher husband Thomas: Francis Chlnburlnin, for ial-lrealmont j nnd neglect`. The defendant wu onjho 51b of February lat bound on: to keep the pace, but had an thus oocuiou ulna lbs: tine forfoilod his bond by insulting his wife. Yeutcrdny nothing. being in 3 bad tempct, he Itrlck his wife on lht side of he: had with his list, and 3 gum! with angry Word! Mullins. bk wire do- htniucd to null: no loops . Bho told: 14. ncuubb uh of wrong: and ill-map naked from the man nine: but unrriago with Mm. to e1'- 4 fed cum. .5. pmnmea his diachnrgo mg 15.1 uny. She mated that dekndunncver ptolend ed to furnish provision for her uuintcuoeo, but wont hi! IPNI }ill and money in tavern: And .9 pcuuitnlnu. `lb court bird the ptbooor Mm Oty day! in gaohondu lain; lull tilted to be nloued from their mponuLt bllizy, ho was father ordand to nd aunties for mg mu. good 0004- 3 30-1-1. on In- __ __-.n -an mlllilmdlt----I J I Luv nu cnuus Lue IIEIII. I Dy 8'8 not p|.UD' ed by any specic virus calculated-`to do in- jury to men or animals, and in laying IX- 1019 you a theory of the origin or this din- euse I am strengthened by luau which I have glcancd during invenugationa of simi- lar disorders in Europe. Ahmn nnrinn rim`. and -..I.. -....._-_ =. |||lIu ull IClI"IIr II I 2*` In the m. place the maludy follows the truck 0 fTextu cattle undin not found beyond. who Texan cattle In themoelvttthultlty and we have failed yet to nee 5 dluuul nae. Native cnttlu and suckling cslve continue to nucklc their nick mothers with out contracting the disease. In on: cue i call' Iucklerl its dnm tlll the latter llerl ; `ll: waa:then placed with a cow 11:11: 1110 died; and lastly, with n third one that succumbed, I um, wilhnul. indicating the slightest !ymp- ` 1 tom: of ill health. Q.........I|.. `I --__l.I__ 4I.-A -1..- I `an: a nanny gut The cattle plague It not creating no` `little oenntion in thc United States. At, such in juncture the opinion or Pmfguor ` Gnmgeu, the eminent Eninh veterinary surgeons, may be of interest. An extract from his report Ilyl :-- Tn Ilia HI-an nlunn tln:nu-I..I- I..II.._._ .I,, I "W" " '""" Lulu! VI III. lJUIl|-II- Secnndly. I conuldcr tint than is no specic animal hon causing the Ipu-ml of the discus. t in not 3 malady belong- ato the cum of true plagues orepizootica; II I lucnl 0l'i`IiI'L frnm cntlln an-nqi-n .... In uv ulu mu: In true puguelorepllootica; iunu n lucnl origin, from cnttle grazing on certnin land: in Texan. nnd if you took cattle South and grazed them when the Texan steers enjoy perfect health, from no- climutized a9_d accustomed to peculiar pu- mrea. you will and the cattle of the North dying in the south as they are doing at pre- sent in the sum: oflllinoil. ~ Yr in uni nun -a-.-...._....._ -14--- - - ` uavuuuo Thin malady ha been cluud in Europa, _ by some nnttu.-n, among the form of unb- ru or cnrbunculu fans. which orighnto 1-punlanooully when than tunaicnt heat on ill-drained, retantivo Ioill, sud wide uver the much land: of Central. Southern uud Eastern Europe. Bur, it. in . n.......I...:.... .. n.___ .L.- HUIIK Iu Iuli DI !IlU Ul IHIUUII. Ir. is not an uncommon circumstance for animals which are themselves healthy be- ing the carriers of disease-prodnclnlg :1 menu, though there is anmething unusual- ly virulent. dlschsrged by the Texan bank, and discharged only during the uummer mouths. W`I._ _._I-.|_L-, 1 uuu 4`bHlUl'lJ IJIIIOPO. _ But, it is a. consolation to know that there is not the slightest dnngei of any evil arising from the drinking of the milk of the sick cows, and 1- should hnvc no acm- leu in eating the esh. They are not poison- , by nnvsnecic vim: calculator];-in (In :.-._ Exussgibr "-Elm :T1?dEii %i3Xd:}." FBI... -gin`- ..I .....- I- _-._ -,,, Human; 'l`rIn'.-Ilern Guido. BIRTH. ._-.u -Ivlnl. Kll `Dd zy bouid I onduionn Irish radar II pronounced n wt. unis:-ourgulnq, yr,-,1""w'A Bag: Prime Walnut: 5 Buy: Print Filhttl . . ` 5`.`.?'...."'"s..u"'~; M 3"`; OIlJ'6Inn \ ` Bonn huh Bhooi, A . ggnu huh W113.` . % T 0n?u 0%N)b 3|-_'* ; f? 2.-.:~..s-.:.*.9....A*-" .....'*'.:"" Bblu. % 4 i.'n.|- AL.'._ 111...... ` J5 ,.In.?,~r.'1: Eh" "" .v` `6'i'."a. `J35: `M: (`[4144 Tink- 32 _,, . . n..|.- nnzmg-_.L_l 0' IVIRY DIICIIPTIOI -QIID Ah`--.l- _..A _-__ ' ` . 1 w :1 a; *2: .. ` V :`"--3`; `, , ` wok 35:13:: ' 'z.lC3.':> LIV ,v'*'`x ' : -3"` _wI.`.n".-,_ ' 6uLaaat publishotthc fol- , _ {rum Gnndis;-A butt]: took the Cretnnu nnd-the Turkish badly beaten. 0 29311 of July, in which the _ V _ j August `18.-'I_'Iio riggulnr mail 3"? 341-3"} M "` " : BioJneirohIlInivodtthi{ _ V.|Il I Gotta VIII`. u In.t\A .. A 3 ..,.,,,,:".v '.``f ; % , :{I.:ot; ).|-1:1):-'n`r:`c;&,-n;1d';>'1lie-;. . |Imnpgciou..` `H .V` ; , wort destroyed. It in re. ?f,`'_';`,;`: `g gyro V % ,; .1" total loss yill` ma. uh. m..gM:, Q a ~ ~ = There was but link in- active mock of P. \ ' L mperty The original th- unpreeedoauaty 1:? fate occidental. A , ,,,.uy ptatemcnl of the con- _M .; Bnk of Englaiul shown tho vnulu has decreased 571,000 * Image l3.-Mai :o~ Weller , #__..-- -4. oh. `I'\..__. __11 Ann _ :! ork PI-cu napiwnoq = ` = August.-13-.-co1;HocIurg,tbo` ' k, Angutxii. broke out` `W1 OI Ih V` may ~ loc,u.-gm; Thlll.IlIIyi0I.$! Rim . 9!` I lhgmlauding, at the time. - annnnup-gsi... __.- ......a. 5.... -..I.._ o of cotton in the pub. l aming the canton: house. A, o of cotton, brandy, and other I AT- .""l'.'i DIII IIDII-`UDIII |"`i 0.882 huh; 108+ 4 1.1: for nauomid; 1,10 1.! ._>u _ 3 Provin- W ` ' V din -nI'1;_.-- ..|.. nun 1-.h|n~ *1:uic1-:en1.~-x1ux*t;-'g_.% V . ` lqraun tin Dlllln-) -` ` +.Au1unft`lith.--floVI.I1'-;4~EI_l|=_'-'~'3`*" `um -, mo. to 7.25; final.` 6-50 .9 `mg 9.; 65; Io-6,; ` `U u I ' ouo Int. 30 p In. Mixed train 3:15 un. 50 n u I. 1.11 .. II` I MILE LI ; * 05:0. iguana. 'o_o.uo :foo.oo. ' 0'90. ; W. I501 , 0,00 hoqouo scum aid price: high- lllnhn-ag'nl',.2-nnntlmn. Eli V` Nlittln gonnlly Illllllailw uni Thu 1. %. i =n'-i- saak the new $1 #i I:=s%_3r`i9- in u albinct to the ilpcror at In "7 V the)! pqotud u;1:Io`n.-n.--do-ob` 35%` news; In 94 rue .1; " - Oulltti` Irb. uh, ng ` 14, mo p.u'.'-;arsL pad yum: is E-nec.c'I..haVtter patty..- --'- "1:-- '- --V ,;..uy ' rcP**- ' l8.--Hsidntonw y porter at tho Doverrnil. ` 0 in to-thy banged within prison fur the mnrduofthc ." , `FLA nnlv not-nnnn lnn -:o- ._j_.:.-3. Ef~ELbJGRAPH} y|""' "` "'- """-'- VI nu-Ir The only person: who wit. 3 uecution won the prison cg. ggpou-et_rI, a_nd three printegiti- yja the am private execution iukan place under the new In? upitnl pnnhhment. ' t 1B.-Intelligenee bu bee; the hands of u-nod imm- ggde their appearance in A111. A` town of cuppa. A detachment`. uaoops has been lent in pm-mi; ' Viioount` Iidtiorlgugit. ` nnined, I: tfor . I f`.hg-.o...-I-:_ 1.- - I , fgtnme. AUGUST 14. 9:` 45-'-" ` :;:;7_,;:,;;.'.;. ..... ... rt,` Lisbon, Portugal, giv- .--_( a dltlntoun are in that _ 1-- I.-..I.- Ana. 1.. - '5, - ....------- -~-~ -- v--- .. up The re broke out in 3 [ago in the . . a__ stun ncnnnlu Inna-Ian A Fig -irly Naps to ehoico uu-on jg. IL .I..-!.. .4- ma "'Jj `IIU I I ahildxpnu -n-.._..__ .I Kingston | Fr-'7p'3;"_;"s.'. ornmun-4 In ' I-`J Til I\0Il the folio h `Goblin lagiquo l'r|d_z:! Inkon pan in Ibo ngiuuon of the church q lion. II ii eotimred by the Ezpnu that from 12,000 to 14,000 persons wen present. Cholera is reported to have broken out nmongs! the pilgrims to the shrine of Juggerunrb. A loansidernbo number is mid to have perished ;HedicineI are beivg distributed gratin to the | crowd: den: mding relief. I `I-1..- nI_:---- -- '- ,,-3' from the Weston Renee which hu appeared Rt-;..o-a.:II- A prevent imporuuion Staten, In View of hero. wn-Ives to rules 3 discount of ten 1 off small. and four per cent of! In fie other principal village: a hi. good causes. sun: -" '$- ' wmtld `.010 the only phoo opts for tho Ruptlon of melt. ~ CL- -..--A__...-t uh: fl -n. |..yA_ .. slllll POIIC`_.0UI them to the , _--_. ___ -r'uA61 Btreetsville, Aug 1 the business men of x nvanh-an is ....... .I__:-v ,_ --......., ,_-uu ID Anli-Confe-dernle paper-in com- ; manning upon the Ami-Union Press ntter- - ` , ya:-Time will tell what ' these muttering: mean, but we most 191- 1 press our conviction that the hope of ob- '1 Mining `mccuor lrom abroad` in n delusion J ` and 3 snare. which may lead mnny persons 4 into position: of danger, if not introduce to thy I_qiIIin_tsnea of Cglurnh --=-L ls-I5 -`- ' 1 (--J --vv uuuptcu LLIB lme fllte. The Charlottetown He:-aId-I:he organ of the Government of Prince Edward Island, .-_. _-.._. .- nut, The glut of mackerel in Billingegnte m on Tundny In no ecorm ,0: that may told at such moderate rues (wholesale) us I able Ibi_ hint.-nu: random to tell good brigh tun-road Elh at three hnifpenca each, the we hoin; so excessively hot that they cnuld :1. tap: in I Igluhzo condition for more thin 1 heart. + The fllnutnlzd London News of August 1 conmina nlnrga engnving ofzbe Grand Stair- case of the new Foreign Ole, drum:-gs of the x ' i It the Leiceuer : labor of ma Boys! Agricultural Society, with! Iketchen from Abyuinia and South Africa, an I picturu. and n portrnil of lbe late Samuel Love;-_. It is supplied at Hendenon`I. gt rorllulouln, on the 25th July, by the Rnv P W. Dobbs, John Rmson Taylor, to E1 en Jomim: Pa| :Ol'.I. The death of Ir George Outtennole. R.A.. vntzheolour lilt, took place in the 69m `ear 3 of his al,nt Olnphun, on the am ull, Mr Cntm-mole was chiey remarkable for his rigor- ous painting of Iceneo of feudal life. He Wu! eieetod RA. in 1848, ' the 31]! ultimo, infornnzion of 'wh;c;h, offering a reward of $100 for the apprebemion of lhe tbiV!, Wu received this morning by the po- lice, Une of the men, before leaving for Cape Vincent, ceyed Wm. Colbridgeiluo 10 name the mutter, but Ins refused. The Isle: of the two, it Wu ascertained, was in King ton on M Tu:-`sdny Iut,Ind in suspected of being the per- aon who made the nuemp: upon N: Dr=nnan s I home. ,,. __ .._.. ..-u urluwr Inc Ilyle ado; ted in Her Majesty`: goal! and bonus :1` correction,` r and only used outside thou inll-lnlionl by prize- ghters, rough, and ugnbonda, ruther than that which a fashionable busber would recnmt:uend_ The next boat from Cape Vincent brought over rho connnblo of the place nnd Mr Clobridgev hotel keeper. `Ibo utter charged the p-iaonars_ who were opping at his hotel, with having nr.ken into 3 room during last. night, and real- ing then -from n pocku book conuining 350 in greenback: nod Oereral bunches 0! Cigars. The men upon being brought befurn thgir accuser: in presence of Mr Creighton, prefeud to return to Cope Vincent for '.rh', and ac: ndiugly left Ibis: afternoon in charge of the conluhie f. om lbal place. I The two men`: nppeu-Inc cription of panic! implicate: of horse: and harneu nnd near Bcllefontninr, Logan a n befor '1 ---__j_-.---:------ Cnc:.n.-'l'ho K. G. eleven have returned to ` -101: after me Grafton and Cohom-3 nsnn; bulnglaunhn btnerou the 51-3! tuning by it runs, Ind having Iron the latter by 37. We will `in tho neon: in our next iunn. To-marrow tho tctnrn Igtch with the Garrison of Kingston will bu played. Wicket: pitched :1 ll n.lI_ The bond or the R. C. R. will boon tho ground from I ml 0 p In. The following an the lame, of the player: ;-O}vi|iuu-Dnper, Bu-roI_ Bu-row, Iengber, Gildenleue, Barnes. Agnew, M Bunu, Feniick, Falconer, Soon. Military- C.L.Hornhv_RnR - 1' 111---- an . - -- I ___.. .._., .n..cu |LE'l' cuplurl. '1'he_V art` both young men, and gave their names as Cooper and Scott. The former in 1 null young man will: blue eyes and well developed moust_ncb' l but no beard, and of A dec dcdly g~een appear mace genernlly. The latter is A sh It heavy bx-owed fellow of no dirry nu appearaucelbul be In uncomfortable 1o look at, while u was OIL`-nu ------A>- " ` ' ' : malt unod nmgm. .1..- :- -. - ,- ..... _...~..uuuauu- 101.00: while ` evident, xnoueowr, lbnt who In: pexuon who had cut his hair had Wlowrd thc nlyle ado; carnelian,` , _- __.-. .. ,~..u-.- u-cvlveu n megrrm vms morn- | lag from Cape Vincent, request ng ibe arrest of two men who bud lei! than pl-cc {er nxcnmer Piemponl, and containing a deicriplicn cf the personal uppnrnneo cfnto pnrliel The Pierrc- pout having urrived hero previous to the r<*cep- I HOD Of lb! IO`91:rPnn-I A-v44u:.... In. A .1 - Anur or BChOLA!l! non CAP! V1.\-c:2n'.- The chief ofpolict received A Ielegrr tn vbi.-3 morn Luz from Dan. VI n n - - - -- - ` - V- .._.. ..-.sy the tel`!-grnm, detective MrAu!e_v was in- uructed to search the civy for lbe mm, and inn! very Ibofl time em-cud Ite'r cupluro. They L..'L _---- - ` _ ,__._.,,..............a runtion of Medical gentlemen procure tihckeu I0 rmend the lle-lien! Auocinlion ll Momre, ind forth at single fun-,1h-sl it: necessary to unto the male by tendd to travel. UICIDQDI. Thor-.orp-aratiun lmvu pure` .which was caught in H11" river In the basin in V grr Garden. A young lad namrd Bennett, next. foreman a-I Rm`-path`: all was drowned last evening '1 ia the canal near Cumin`: ship 1 a . - - FRO .`-I GRAFTON. Grafton, Lug. 18.-A mnich w here to-day be'twv(-n Kingsmn nnrl vrickct ciubu. resulting in favour sgon by lhir1_v-nnv runs. Rcnre - lal. innings, 56; 2nd, 47. C01 xnnings, `27; ?::d, 75, FROM MON FREAL. Dlonllenl, Auguut 14.--A w-v luv. nigh: thrown out ut the sec. 1-~l'| home at Pom! St. (`Inn-M ~lruukeuhuslmn1. She Wm cm the General Ii--spits}. ll:-r inju E mxtely proved not 'o_bc of 3 sm... uvv-.r---- -- ---u. .,... .... ... `u nlbndnnol at the court in. 5.1,, `H nu-ngqandvwylitthci hurutwugnmw ` _:.L ck. :4-ni-i- Iunnlnj {.._.y__.. ._._ 7;__- (7.~i.V.:lDI.:L.V IIEDIIT4 L .~1:`$0:IJ TION 7- At Portsmouth, the : " W h.u.|~.. l..I-- n L Bollevlile, Aug. sPx:}:4L rz;}.a1.-1.1.1; yo`: peru u y- . en`! Ippurnnce unsure: the des- niea implienacd in stealing n span 5 top buggy frum mine. Ln:-n F` ---- -- "' _.-._-4 v--uni], | o, ivhich, ll t-- -L ' 14, 1868. Io ` he II at L:. L-.. ,~ """ `V ' "" " ""1 5' IIIEUBUK, D%|L -UNIV : 0- L "357. RC3 : T.G1nney, 111; L 3 B""" ' 3-5-3 "- 3'4" . 30.3 3 Ir Bpnrwuf Ir Jolinooe. Trnnnnlnp n'.-m 1: A . n..-_- ' rmit me IO nay, for mhe 1nl`or_ who desire to M meeting of the! x Irnvelling back I lupplylng, it 2. wk; -.~..u- L_ _L.-.n - l3.-A-t a meeting of this place, held last led tn nut in ,H............ 5251!) JuI_r,b_y1bg Rn. .bsun Tnvinr Yn D. .. 9' It; ! t H bright and mncaonch ah. ...-...L._ I has under considern. nf came ln gi.- A 01-- ----5 .r.-..-.._., \\'x. Cuxsxrr. Secretary C. .\l. A. I market nun were (IhOlelnlo\ nu -A ~- 91' cup! uro. Th .| .yuu-up-nun HI CIIVIO the peni- re. ..... .U\lU urngnl and conch, nenlher : could not be hr lnnnn J--- - ` M,__, ..._. , i/. ........, ...u.u.. ; -r npnrwuy_ Jobmtooe, Trnapour Baum, H. A. ; Gunne, Kcnlody. Gunner Bovul, Cotponl Buhth ad P:-inn Chanben. was plnyrd | gsmn nnrl (`ohm-urg n M King- --Kingatnll Cuhoflfg, 15!; E 1 u l E u "A" ""551 County, Ohio, .-I'_.-In - purchased :1 ~ rivvr, and p? u-.1... neu, mu 1-f Bun- nd in 3 hey i i V _. B--. ..u-a In one unanuu` IV icstnuca `he bnppel in Hm mosheu of the net :1 ad? a spieudid run, Inucl (be W:de-a.-Wakes, who c course to no purpose, the rail", ` l -......- UDIIIIJC ---cu many 0! them Two of the for i Bridge at the II . re-at -re to be put immediate mil pasaengel I October. `A correspondent of 1 Hamburg paper in St. ; Helena wrilel that the apartments formerly oc- cupied by Bonaparte on that isl-uld are being- poked And newly furnished. ' ` `W, TI 7* , Ilux In unvuuvu A am an morning : bun:-an. __._,__... The mistake of 1 druggiat who gave I butch:-r a po son applied for sage leaves with some Manage ment, made eig Vin}:-ntlv ill Th- -.------ - - mistake of ndruggiat in Waterloo, Ind.- sonoul barb when he with which loleu-on eightpthree persons violentlyill. The prompt notion of the physi- cians alone I-(wed many ofthem from death. Two nf tho r-.m.. '1-s -L- - i , ._,, __._.r..._, ....-.u; uecu unlucceuful, The London Prototype in infelted wi h ep and gnrotle children will: London thieves. The cnbmeu of London are on A strike. The rent: n in that Ihe railway compnnies will per- mit only 1 cenain number to wait at the us. Iimu to pick up return fares. Thu cabmen in- sist that all shun have eqaal privileges, und they are right; but all London will be inconvenient`, ed by the method of coercion which they have chpsen. i M|:;I'rain in uill in the debt.orI' prison in Duh- lin, I further attempt. to obtain his roleale on the ground of irragulnrity in the proceedings of the ,bhw Vale Company been unuuceeuful. rrm- r.._.1-.. D AAAA -V ` ' __ .- ,-- ..-.--.. .. uunv ul nuercornf I .---------o------- The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland will in: days receive from Ibo Crown Ihe highut tiucllon uf me Peernge. An early Gama record the nomination of Lord Aberoorn 1 dukemm.` The mm by which the Lord L _ ___ .,. ..... ........5u. nu elny uaum will to I Lien. I tenant is to L8 raised in Duke of Abercorn." \.Ir 1``.-.:.. 8. ...'1| :. .n... .a_u_., - ...-.u rurcl, In London, Guelph, and very doc and Tweed on Saturday, 15 h inII., and we be in-ve will shortly be curried out in 8Lltlin[.- Bellzvallc Inlelligem-er. nu. ua-aunt`-. ll` lli DO II _D, nib.e In the discount, av workin the discount, should, en making purcbzu. mar coum; and we urge f. pound of butter, grain, tho} -.-taming selves ing it. have nu Lmnds, [up the loss. We ` ing wt intn A8` A. 3- V - ur Jr": VIII luorlly he I Iulalligenrnr. I I The perpetual interference of the outsider: in: `l again an nnuo; Aooe at the much yesterday. Let the club before playing upin devise some math- I 0! to keep the crowd in their proper place: out- side lb ground occuyied by the player-I. The ' conduct of t can meddlerl yesterdny, . . I In one In- I unnee during 1 alight dispute as to the puuge ' of Ibn bmi, was p rfecrly itrolerable. Th. div`. .m.n------ -~ ` ,_._ --- vrrvu-nnvu VI A III-HIE . l to our ncquinition of Luxembourg by pur- chue in time to prove it. The conclusion we drew in that it in impossible for the Empire which owes its origin to the coup Faint of December 2. not to be meditning and preparing I coup d"eclazin order to make the balance, which is visibly inclining to the opposite side, incline to its own side. Now the amp d'tat has in its hand: but one amp d'a.-lat 10 try, and that is to render to France the limits of 1801, neceeury limiu, limits without which it will be obliged for ever to meintnin 3 military force of -l,lW,000 men. whnly absorbing the pop- ulation from 20 to 20 years of ego. Al I European dieermunent in no longer possi- ble except by e gt-end not of militery man- lina, the longer it is put of the worse And the more dnngerone-the eooner it I taken plnce, the better end the more pru- dent course." _ ---., ---- rr IIC\.'5IJ' 1u'0Iel aOlO. The day's amusement terminnted with I din- an '10 the visitors at the British American Hotel, which passed o` pleasantly, and terminated at 11 o'clock. ` Luu uiavuuul WIPDUUI oeing it.` dry goods merchants have nil signed the sgree- meat and we believe live up to the contrsci rn spirit and letter. A portion of the grocers slso carry out the agreement, and if all in this class uf business had come into the movement st hi-st, there would have new no trouble. With si.ver st 6 and 6 per cent discount at the broken, those who are taking it at par have lo submit to CI heavy loes, unless, indeed, they put the differ- ence on their goods, llnnubcturerl and em- ployers pretty generally pay their heads either ) in iiils or give the discount Iv l ith the silver, snd lrum all that we can lern, I he prospect of the l movement being thoroughly successful is very E encouraging. V We have the discount t the discount when heir to Dlchllel nn `g ...;.n\. A trial 0" nearly II who entered i'.Io mo achn-red I ) Itrigidiy,1bn i Io:-sly. There few days. and some pay the dilcount, buns beg: stuud the question. pa ties at the movement, gen it their ndbe-. ion. baa in number of our merchanls who take ` 4 and 10 per cenl discount, 0 vet)` mule trouble cum Ihn din-nun: m.'.s...... LA, - The mm! excitable oflhe Wide-a-Wake : play ers were Captain Bell and "Chicago," who play- ed mngulvemly, Ind were ceruinl; the beat on the eld. The other members of the club, how- ever, played well. although somewhat roughly, :5 the msaks received by the Kingstouiuu can Quest. ` I _ llen:arks-JoJkins, one of Kingston : beltl ', pla5'ers,eiicned the hearty upplnule of the apoc- Imors by his capital dodging, an did Handry and Perkins Gnllowny played very pruuily, catch- ing the ball neatly several lime-s,nnd passing it _ in rather clone proximity to the goal. The click- : mg of Robenaun. Burn Ind Toanell, I'll capi llu`. Wbll Carroll and Route pronno wellin the same capacity, and Curran was well up u goal- keeper. Srewurd, as Cnptaln, played splendidly, and Fnhoner was, as usual, well up to the mark ' and rcnderrd good service, keeping the ball well on of goal and making nome very good throws. , '! happened to catch the ball netting of his allck, Ind E splendid much tnxbe annoyance of: : who cried foul, foul, of. I _ _ . COUIIG [0 nn nnrnncg uh- n.:-_' L_.'- ;' Bid; ! 1 v 11101 : (Mr game - Ihrown 5 'l'us.~t-il, who, in b `the game to his 0; utfhxs right hf ve f.-ex | , -v-. .._...u vu I lmon in -r.-.. - _ -- -- In an article entitled The Tenth oi December, 1848," M. de Girnrdin compares the condition of Franc: at that date will. the condition of P111306 at the present time. "Bctwreu 18-18 and 1865," he say}. twcmy ya-on have paused. Wlnt has the gnineo Ly the overthrow of the Republic Ind b_\ the atntilishtnent of the Empire? Is ah: more free? No, the is less free. Is she A-.-as indebtcd i No, she is more indebted Wlnt nduntngu hu Prune: gained in re- turn for than 100,000 men and `bl l,500,000,000l'r. which the expedition 01 1854 cost! None. The Ottoman Empiu was not more mnnnced or less tottering in 1815-6 than in 1868. En the recovery 0: Savoy and Nice been worth the cost which they hIYB occasioned, sad the responsibili- ty they have entailed? Asauredly not. What glory nod prot have we acquired b_. I four years occupatinn of Mexico ? Nei- ther glory not prok. What thank: does` Pnusin one in forthe ntlentive nentnlity we oboerved in 1866, snd which enabled her to strike Auntna in the heart. to rol Hnnonr, to enslave Saxony, to drill Baden. Bnnrin, nnd Wurtembnrg i Not the lam in the world, nnd the opposition uf Pruuiu On any an-nni..ioia._ -1` I .____.L ...