-uuc U! in After I _ , ..... .... .....u air risyrair, to lay our the petition, that gentleman plainly stated that he wished the Council to come at once to a de- nite determination upon the petit.ion,eiLhor reject- ing or granting it. A motion to postpone the forth considera- tion of the petition to give MrBarr a chance to investigate, introduced by Mr Joyner, seconded by Mr Mc Rorey, was lost upon division. Nays, 12. Yeas, 8. Mr Playtair, seconded by Mr Cox, moved the passage of a by-law separating the township of Palmerston from Bedford municipality, and the formation of a separate municipality of Palmer- : ton and South Toronto. , The Clerk having read the by-laws rs: time tho Council went into committee of the whole form second reading, It Toland in the chair. The chairman hni...-. ----i--A I -- ,......w uuulelr not to oppose. After an ham : discussion Ind an oppoaiuon from Mr Pin pl` [15 -ill-mrl I|-- n----~" ` .,..- .. vuv um cownsmp, and nd that the ruff contains 72 rntepnyeu, the names of fty of whom are on the petition, pledged himself not to : dim-.....:.... ...M -- - A u Iii! Dny brought up the 1 Its appointed to invouiga rrepnycn of Pulmerlton 1 Bedford. rm _-- V - ` .uur committee DO` 10 examined both the pemiol rolls of the uid township, rntannnr. c ..... .....u.uuu ox 1 large Iettlemer ing much good, by developing the opening up the back country. Mr Joyner went for the motion. Maura. Tolwd nu Mr Sbibley contended tht the the last lpelker were those of I 11 since, and he ropudinled the narrow Iiment which refused I benet for euce should extend equdly to compmy, ho contended, would be lha formation of 1 large Iettlemem inn rmml-. .......A L ilY' ... ........u vppuueumo grunt. If u compnny found it protable to invest cnlity they would build the road: on necuury improvements themBelven,J was for their benet, therefor: lel. th it ._ .. `nun. Wwliid be sure In he followed lsy the estab- lishment of a republic; and American sym- p:.:h_r was accordingly freely given to the m-wernent, but is now chilled at the prefer- ence for A monarchy. The American Min- iswr at Madrid hastened to `recognize: the pi-L-visional government, tiH1tiU_Vr' disposition to establish a republic might not be defeated by the inuence of the European powers. His hasty action in this matter naturally provokes comment after sll that has appear- ed in American ofcial correspondence of late years on the undue haste with which Great Britain rocognized the Southern States as belligcrents. That charge is now fairly neutrslized by the example of the United States in the case of Spain. But recognized or not recognized, neither the csntral nor the local Junus in Spain are likely to pro- nounce for 3 republic. The Cortes will in All probability establish a monarchy. with powers limited by a. constitution. sud held in check by a broad system of popular repre- oantation. From all that is known of tho Sblninh urn` rAI----- `L ' ' _ l$UElIB ir Cunpbell, seconded by Mr ` troduced I motion for the grunt o1 expended on the Perth road leading borough Lake,n very bad Ipot, to aid lure or a mining company of $60( iocnlity. "Alarm ('l--._I__n I -- ` meuuro interrupted by its ........... um muui required. The: trnvel on the road which was at p bad cold Mr Smith opposed the nrouhl. n-. :..--- LC Hudie, Smylb, Spoor, Slncbnn -9. Npys-Tbe Wardon, Campbell, .u 5." to men mrer T He thought-Nol: Upon the csll of "quemon,"1hegentle down, and the motion for the grant was upon the following division: Yeas- Bsrr, Cox, Day, Godfrey, Joyner, Mills, Nichols, Perry, Playfnir, Mooray And E 12 um -uuw mule In winter. Mr Joyner Ipoka in N01 roads as being I general put greued that the county ha grant npmhy in queszionlu welfnre. What, he asked, I imtunce, done in amwer 1. the shermen of Non Sc: nothing, while the city of 1 come to their relief. And w` lo gin to Red River T Ho ll Hnnn ah- ..-t| -1 1-- us-5 . uuumuuon road. Mr Barr spoke from experie tags of the road, and its imp: from mow drift: in winter. MP JOVHOP lnnbn 3- "-- vvunuru_ The report nu . " Ynnp on...-.:... um. -uuuvzu. Mr }':rd_y hat bu I linl fence on the east side of It speaker comidered Ibo purchue v celleul bargain. Mr Tuland r.-med an objection there being other road: simihrlyx suing, which he considered it was Lowuihipl UJCIJJIBIVPS to Attend N the improvements, but withdrew when |:_nL!1| - ~ vvuvu Hr Shibley explained th: from Mr Purdy, and that I was not conned to any pa was 1 roloniution Mr Ran-r annh- r-~--- --~ nuv ILUIJUI` .e fence a ihe road cum that person 1'roul`t'i I-'em-c)`u;';.I place it in its proper pmition with tended, replacing materials, which ciently useful where they now we bear removal. Mr P:rd_y [ill Hanna nu. cl... ---- `- r9, would 1 h:.1_ built I aubau The disposirinn of the men at tha bend of tlie new g-.>ve:'nmem of Spain to pr-fer n m-nnarchical tn a republican form of g~.\`ern- men: is so evidem. that the result. of the row- lution bu brought with it a sense of dilap- poiatment to those who cherish republican principles. In the United States it w_ns thought that the downfall of Queen Isabella -...I_ll, ` .....p..n; oy me owner ofthe lend. Mr Shibley entered into I detailed e: of the med. It was known as the _ Road, and required widening on Moon heavy IDOW driftu prevailing in II blocking it up in its present narrow co: wan propoeed to widen it Ien feet,l length of Mr Pur.l_v'a gift, and for the would remove u.e 1 aim cienilv useful -I...... .1.-- . .. mull ul mu uuwnmlp 0! Portland. Mr Gndfzey spoke in favour of aduncingn nicipnlily by the ofthe Shiblev anlarnd intn . .a..._:u_.u The motion was then put and curried. Mr Godfrey, seconded by Mr 001, moved for a grant of $15 to purchue about Iw land from Mr Purdy for the purpose 0 I road west of Hinchinbrooke in the B sion ofxho lownubip o!Por1lund. MI Gudfn-Iv annlu in r--....- -I` ` 0 acres of fwideuing Ih concea- P1! u-M mcurrou mrougn 1:. Mr Godfrey had once conliu ourably, but had since been Cl 161' frluro to remedy the evil i Mr Shibley opposed the mo! Mr Tolnnd spoke in favour c luv. n~n_, , _...-nun u.| um: uouucu It Spoor pointed out luv, its nbuael, and the e bud incurred through it. MI GOdrfPV hn nhnn n. -an wuuiu and been me first to wear a Mr Joyner took all in good part, and 1 lhll Ii "1 Briton" be had A right to 1 any [hIl'liO of the globe be pleased, v American in tlmt Council hnd not. S0001 nnintml nul 41.- .n _, -v rmr co UNI`? COUNCIL. Suturdny, Oct. 1' The Council met qt lul -put In.-u o'clock, resumed buliuesl, lhe Warden in the chair, the who]: of the members present. Mr Spoor brought up his molinn for rah measure: to repeal lhq existing law rupee! dogs and the iudemnily of sheep owners lanes Iusuinod through dogt. Mr Joyner oonoaed that man... .....a .... --- nus:-on IUIIIIDUU IDTUUED dog`. Joyner opposed the motion, and quoted in- stance: of tho benecial working of the law in the United State: as illustrnlive. The allusion nu roceived with fncellonl remarks by members, and on from the Wnrdu to the cect lhnl if he hsd nlluded lo the neighbouringntates Mr Joy- ner would bun been the first at it. Jovnor took all in 0.-and ..--- -_ - syfnir moved, Ieconded by Mr Milli. spocisi auditors receive $300, the ba- beir salaries. diacuuion of some length, in which 3 Remember 1 by the 20th and sax" r-.- v--I an AUAIUWSZ r committee be; report thnl they have d boll_1_the pemion and the nu.......,... , , . . -......uu JLI rmaburgh. conlinuc, he saw little good that Fuse equalization committee would THE DAILY NEWS- .15 was 1 1 wjd mu As.-.`r.. .. LC)` Ipoka favour of opening such sing public benefit. He rc- II countv had, an a ---' ~L*/ _ --..-- u.-mu WI! 110 favour of Piluburglrover I present motion. The moti r that the road 1 dy, that th. ..o;I;... >4 poaedtho any! I invest in I Old [ha rnndn n- --- -\.ru.lvIdJ nu: EVIL IIIIUII ' motion. nnnlrn in fawn-n. -l.L_ -`Single copies at `tho Cnnollou Nuts, containing the nun of lhe week, ms bad in wrapper: for mailing, Price 3d.u issued ovary I-`ridny. I u follows : ,,,.. 5.. .. __ _ 5-..-.. yuullc oenem. he had. an a rule, show I: question: affecting the pub I, bad the county, 1 to the late call Scolia? It had do cily Kimnmn r--=4 --- vuI\J. : no ng, 'ing reported the passage of of the by-law without nu:-' Irero Iuapendcd and -In L- thought thorn ur Df pi I I-in----' _____ nu -can ILI Inn and others. Tl anded, the man: L settlement, nnd of d 7 develonimr ch. .-......-..-_ -- .'S[;O'(`.;l': -aeconded by Mr den be Authorized to bar- pruen: liabilities of the " `*3 -v nayuri Irnnhin nnpl :_ _.... ..... mu umny at the r | any particular township. on by Mr Moore, moved that on: be made in favour of : townlhip of Olden, 335, *, and in the township of saw the working 0! Hr ` reduction in Pittsburgh. .7 h .n._ I:..I, d [;0:)-r';)-;;;')lod it. curled by n lugs : an-I Iuluulfl lIJl.' [DEC and Kingston Hm:-.] u... uuuulr 1: and done Kingston had nobly whnt were they likely -? Hetbought-Nolhing. quemon," the gentleman ll! an cram r-- ------=-` um u:emae1vu,he u , them 1 I conliderad the linen ham. nn....:...._.a - wdd. sentiments of athoae hundrcd yam-3 ,ed ll l"0W-Iliindnd --n, wvu Luv ILIUHUH. n of the repeal of 1 .. c;pcnnCB Of 3.` impassable inter. , _. _ uuuuliu JUITI 1 narrow-minded len- n fear in inu- equdlv to n+|..y.- 'N-- \...~_, uuw were wc :rd_y built 3. st Hid}! nf IL- -.-- uttf. `.1 n..|.I:.. L- mpoen,rnu,H|Hi and To SINGLE (*o-P1s}r:T.: n.{S`N'sw- may ho had cl the counter oflhe publication oco, Prln~ ocss street. Price three cupperu. .u --u.-uu 10 an the purl-II I III IHO Comm} ate the tition uf I I I I for 3 nparntion fro - --r-u- ti-III LIN! DIVO in the nuaaament , roll nnmu nr 4:4`... --r report of the commit- znle the nmirim. ..r =- uc Luulluffd IDO I8` 3 convinced of J .hn nvil inn-...J,.A ion upon the subject, Plsyfair, our m plninlv sum-rl slut ,, -....unauII III. u- carried ivision: Yeus-Measr|. ', Moore, , Sbibley, ....m uy 1:: pay, a County anglnoer North boundary vn. hat was I gift :the utilily of the road mrlioular Inirnahin I- all unu IIDL I. the Ill-working ` expcnuel Wolfe ` Train: arrive and depart from tho Station In follovu: `. ......vn L.uullHlUl]. II I feet, the whole , 1-ropoaed emovo [Ln tom. ..m: anlaulll, Ill 01' CO- ; the resource: and rienca ofthe ; wnncn-Ll.. _| , ~- --uuullllt .1r]y requiring w twal the duty of` end to and pay how nhinnti. ; uwu: I'll E L present I condition. yr -.._ -- Vvu v nuccu I 1 inlonded. ntinn iv a -LIUI-I In lull}-' and the by- -Cl]. Rxecuud uaatly, chcnply, and expeditiously I ` Ur -v-av DIICRIPTIOI 1 Ibo DAILY NEWS JHB PRINTING OFFICE. J `mg lav; for I , Fair, Hllliday, I] Tnlunri . um HIIIIU an, be nid. than-I V--- McRore_y_ or aksmn In Day, Imam- tha ndnn. character ncf Ea}. f or objection, ' `mining I tint lo- nnlr- aL_ lulu- ` the O OIIO WII1`. 5 (H5 pm. 3.30 mm. Mixed trsia 6:45 3. In. | 4:35 I -- -- 10:00 N 1 STbia in by Montreal lime, from which doduct 1; . minute: for the dfcmuce between Monlnnl | Kingston timu I ' mnjor- IIV u-. l remark-d allude to --L.:..L -7 IUIIJLI HUI. aubstan ...;l MI un Hi from Iaw fav- Q'- , shown n v.nL.1-._ u-u \ H3 at, where the rum nuuu], Toland N}'.'}'.' FIRST PAGE. __,, Auuuo The Inn -3 umuu oetween Church (and Her Majesty : Gan-rum o`er to this policy, an um once. The connection of ercise of political authority {of the lnlnnd ` III - the _... ...,;-uug rnmament, which h in inadequate representation of: recommend a change of the funda` the realm, and to propose :3 din 1: march and Sta le. Government o Dolicv, an _ ,, yuullc [OOCL This, the natural current of eve interrupted. The lender of the the House of Oolgmona Ieizod the c auuuluui. and it was generally contemplated by the try, that we might 1: business of the Inte session, and then asked, ac- cording to the proviaiona of the great statute` which we hr] just passed, the public verdict on our conduct. Had it been propitious, we might J by the tnour of the Sovereign, have continued ; to serve her Majesty, and enjoyed an opportunity of eecting those social and legal improvements which are no much required, and to the necosity I prepared, as of the State, iclife for the representing one of the grant psrliel to co-operate with our rinll in pub! , in- .-uo-cu and SI6.~iB.{~.- vE1>::1c1~. 19. UUI EIFDCE which in c and with 1 stitutions. Tn ILL. - 1 we have pursued toward Inland that wise policy of sympathy and conciliation which has been foi- lowed by all parties in the State for the last thirty years. Juntica has never in that country been administered with mom impartiality; whether with respect to the tenure oflnnd, or the ,an'i ' the In the government of Ireland we had to en- counter a duk conspimcy of foreign miiiuary successful, would have led to g-enu-al disorgani- zniionnndgplunder. That conspirncy has been beamed in every instance and in every quarter by vigilsnce and rmness, which, being the coun- qnenca of conscious point and not of panic, have led ID no unnecelsary Ieverity ; Jo Yhlt awn- ,|.__ )2, - nuulvlaulll 3 control over the War Oice, commenced A during the late union in II the army. which will conduct both in peace and war. G-rent nnl-.I:.. -A----V considerable 1-: 1 condu Great public advantage may be anlicipnted from this meuure. Ind ah. ,a:a-..._. : form he adminiuration of 00 10 greater E`CODOE|y M- __-....u uu pualcrlly. Economy doe: not conliat in the reckless re- ` duction 0! estimaten. On the conlrnry, such 3 couru almost necouuily lands Io increased uunug respect. of Europe. When we ncesded to oce the state at the navy ` was one which occasioned serious anxiety; the fortresses on which the late Ministry had expend- ed tnlllious were without artillery; the British soldizr wss armed with inferior weapons; and the military service of the country was so unpo- pular that if no change had been derisel we might hue been driven to the principle efa con- scription. At present it canno: be denied that the strength of the navy is msteri the defences of the country much ndvnuced, the results here, of Coud, not been obtained with- on posterity. ECUHDHXV nnn nae -----'r- ' unnunu] l.U (DI n`Y.I|8. The conduct of foreign -frnira has obtained the uympuby and condence of the nation: Courts and Powerl; the just inuence of England bu been established; and it has been used for the maintenance of peace and the inlereiil of civil- intion. The legacy ofiuault and difficulty which had ` been left us in Abyssinian could only be success- fully encountered by a responsibility from which we did not. shrink. The nlult of the expedition to that country vindicated the honour of the Crown and the cause of humanity and justice, and it obtained fq; her Majesty : force: the ad- miring reopect of Europe. ncmdnd In nah-A oI-- --~ -- --- us \.-I/uJBU| spires the strange`: hopes for the 333 which the revolution has yet to 1 exchanging the best possible form men? fmn Hun; C.-.`.... _--- I I ' LUUVLI. .u.c.uipwo, I was ttiorotighly ncqiininletl with his policy, and l have pursued that policy without daviatiuii I may, th-=ret'ore_ in A-king ll. renewal ofyiiiir political support, taken gene- r.l via-w of thr- coniuct of affairs since the acces- siun of the tlunserrniiveeovorninnt to oice in 1866. The question of Parliamentary rrfurm hand then, for in long series of years. diaquietcd the country, -and embarrnaaed and enfeebled successive udm in- islralitins, rind had failed to lead it to any happy conclusion. We were of opinion ihnt this 5 ate of affairs should teiminale; and by it series of measures, in the course of two years, we brought about a. settlement of the question, broad in its principles, large and various `in its provisions, but, as In beliovo,-in~i.mis9n with the chnricter of the country, and concluded to animate the spirit of the community, and add strength and stability to tho State. Thin rnnnns ni` I--.~=-- - H` ' ' _ _ _.__ -..,...\... u. um I:U'lIlI. OI lillctilg Gentlemen; Since I last. adarrssed y hlnjfaly has been gnu-iuully pleased, u retirement of an illnalrious llmc-smnn, lu lo me the chief conduct. of public affairs. Having enjoyed lhe entire and unbrok dence of lbs Earl of Derby fur lWBnl_' during which we worked together in n I never interrupted, I was thoroughly ncq his policy. have nnr:..mI vi-r -_--- Lvuiluflllun I0 id: consistent with the: [with the maintenance of x utiona. Mn DISRAELPS ADDRESS. The following nddrvan of the Premier e-lm:Iors_ of Buckinghamshire was issued night of Uct. 2: To the electors of the county of Buckingh r1,_-.1,,,,( n. A moon for Adjournment num the (-all the Warden was carried, the maliun fur a. D camber session having been relcndcd. nu nccoum brought in by Mr Day, of J Johnson Day, was nrdered tw he paid. An account of the Uaaly Aku-s umce tor prir ing, brought in by Mr Sblblry, was ordered be paid. The minulel of the Council were ordered to published, A rung}..- A'--- - 1' nun-uu. rrpurt, W8! carried. Mr Moore stntrd tbnt there wns gomo misun- deratnnditxg existing, whereby tha treasurer at` his towmnip had been npplied to for the sum of'$6-1,: receipt for which he hnld. The gen- tlemln entered at length into a. detail of his grievances, but. the confusion of_ the Council, being abcttt to adjourn just at that time, pre- vented Ihn reporter from following the speaker. A committee, howev-r, composed of Messrs Spoor, Nichols and Hrrnc-hm was appointed to inquire into the matter and report. An ..n...\.._- --vv nrupccllnf (JOKE. A molion for ll December lison of HR` Om: cil wu carried. II -..n ......._ I I .. y. uu WI-I CIITIOU. Ilwaa moved b_\` Mr Day, seconded by Mr Strnchan, and cnrriud, lhu the special uudm-are interim report he primed and published slung with the minutes of the proceedings of the Coun- cil. `HI! RA n)qLin`n of Mr Jr`-yn.or, authorizing at 0! $18 to Mr Craig. for making mum "`l`0N, rnrried. ll` Mnnl-A annnul sI.._n .L___ Travellers` Guido. Iunu nuu, on motion, miopu-d. Ml` Sbibley moved, lecuuded hy Mr Godfrey, A resolution which wan unanimously Cnrrird, lu petition for ndnily mail to Hnrrowsnnilh, and I Iri-Weekly mni|'tho-nee lo Purhnm. MrSpour'a motion. seconded by Mr Hnllidny, WM put and cmrin-rd, empowering the Warden lo mnmornllze the legislature agnimi. the existing law reepeciing dogs. mminn fnr n l`n.........i.._ -..-_ .7 r ~- " uu nucuulll. The l'('pO'l road And, on r M. Q|..~:.|-.. . nu n.uauIul.8 sum ngr `e-I upon. 1 limited umouuv, a motion was gellinn ref Mr h`hH>|o_v, and an nrmbera and c-nrried, {hm Hm Messrs. l{_mn nud Mcxlrlhur, re on account. rm.- _....-_. . .- Iomo members conlunded that the : Ln Absolute `ml upon but a . I limited nrnnnnr u n Alina .-.... _... 3 3 y If a Drinninha A .. --- , _.r--. --rvuu' I ,.....-uu UI F811 . authority is . -MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19. _________________________J , ... ...... .~.m uuu was appointed um brought Y. WIIE nrdumd In in: nail nent tonspimcy ig on the morbid imagination )1] of our Irish fel1ow-5ubjects, : combinniions, had they been 2-ennml dig.-..----: I Buckingham-- . I you, Her eon upon the Ln lime-nmnn In 5'-'*-"' or IYIRY nscanv'To: I , ,,Y_. --nu rv-at \"| IIIV -UK` Vrlalirloy, supportml hy nth:-r l special Audimru, receive? $200 nnch _ ._ ..... .u..u.u 111 mm, the on, we will continue to give armies to every suggestion the rights of property enance our Protenam in- Iconn-nded 8300 Wu] not um pnnliblo and H, put on the lug- 'h`h|hloy, sunnnrtml hv mhnr -rmnent oored, and will uncompromiling relin- religion with the ox- Jrity one of the mnin Jnynor,nm.horizing the pny- '- IMr out the van carried . nuuunnilelll lawn of diuolution of the Stale. ` , __,-, ....u u_y u. aEI'll'8 OI I6 ' nninnn _:.1. .L V special Imlitors wag lben , adopt:-d. , ml mail In l7lmm.m,...:.|. .....: v hid reason to hope, I mpiared coun- I nquilly wound up tho I , of that n--- -`J ' ...... gnu yuuuzuu-.'u mung : coma Int. L;30 p m. I Mixed lrnix [.59 n u -A ..`uu U1 proper ' Protellanl i -io'us ill! p'r-oviaionn, son :Iuded .....n.. uur-us band unbroken con- 'nr f'.u- Ivnvnuuuu .. _, terxly fears, * lnrmony Il_v ncquainled id [hut nnlin-n r he THE Imsu CHURCH. of the Times, who signlhimnelf London, proposes that the I1 should be disestablished, but tl. which Mr Gladston ' cum ' -A co tahlishment. to handed over to trustees for the ` ed Protestant Church, and uh: ~ lute its future endowments. 'l ' would give to Commissioner: i man Catholics, and all cumulntious should go towards , port as mat of the National Ch1 ' , Further. any Churc ' Proteatanla should nded over to the r the Roman C lmissioners for Catholics. The ` Regium Donum to Presbyterinns should be continued. We should have no objection to this scheme on principle, though it would have little chance of success. But , we fear that an endowment of Catholicism in Ireland would be not only rejected by the priests as likely to undermine theirinuence, 1 but wisely so rejected. Catholic m-i..o. -- the L . ..u-nu nun upfllnentl DI] ` so comfortable as those I lmsjust left. In the cor her lndyship was visited the receiver to the Green tutes, who informed her: upbn the property of I and that he would be ob circumstance to their lor ship received Mr Grey w She informed that gentle ing on the Advice of her] was quite prepared to d of her proceedings. 7I'__-- '7 x will I A London paper saya:--0n T morning great excitement was occa in the neighbourhood of Dilslon b3 lia, Countess of Derwentwater, with zinc of servants, arriving stthe old bl castle of her ancestors, Dillton, Old and at once taking possession of t ruin. Her ladyship, who is a. ne-la elderly lady, was dressed in an A! military uniform, and wore a sword `side in the most approved fashion was accompanied 37 several retainer [were not long in unloading the W plentiful supply of stout tsrpsulings: nre provided for that purpose, Vwill Illke than an.-.-o--.--4- `- V ' " ` ` .. _.unu ul. Uur readers are aware, are without roofs; but I tnrpaulinga, which for will soon make the apartments hn.bitab1e,ifnot quite which the countess course of the by Mr C. G Grc _ Greenwich Hos ' I her she was tr the com obliged tn The Lower Province paper: comment, with some severity, upon 3 recent dpri- vation of oce by the locnl government in Nova Scotia, simply because of the office- holder avowing himself a confederste. A Mr Rowlcy, of Yermouth, has been taled, nn occasion, to say no. local government recently removed him, and appointed A Mr Murray in his place; but so much is Mr Rowley respected by h` , they were indig- l mum, and the person sppointed to his place --n Mr Murray-refused , ' ` snarled by the judge that he should do so, in order to prevent the injury which delay would inflict upon suitors. . |AT-` _, , ,_..- ... vgutucu in men, clnued A1 7 years, 5600. Deoourcy. 926 tone [I- gister, built at St. John in 1365, classed A1 7 years, 5800. Aberdeen, 374 tons regis~ ter. built at Quebec in 1868, classed 3-83, in Bureau Veritus 7 years, 3000- The co-operntive store at Gal: has proved ll failure, the sales having fallen off until they do not meet the aqtual expense. Un- circumstances, coupled with the fact that a. number of members are desirous of withdrawing their share, the committee of management have decided to close up the store and wind up the society's shin, as being the most equitable plan for all par- ties. The goods are now being sold of at` reduced prices, so an to close up by the first of November. I ....... wt: u.-arn mat the following Canadian buxltyessela have recent` place in Liverpool, viz. :-Quorn, I register, built at Quebec in 1865, DeU_ourcy. rriatnr L..:|.. .. n- By advices received by the lust English mail we learn that the sales of re i may be roused to exertion by nnticipntions of . the downfall of ecclesiastical systems. These I tions The ultimate triumph, were our Church ` substitute for the authority of our Sovereign tho , , ,. ..-....... vvsls um. uu vnusouc HI onect. Confiscation is contsgious, and when once I community has been seduced into plunder, its predatory acts have seldom been single. There nrs, however, even weightier reasons ~ why this new policy should be resisted. The religious liberty which all Her Majesty's subjects now happily enjoy is owing to the Christian Church in this country having accep- ted the principles of the Reformation, and recog- nized the supremacy of the Sovereign as the representative of the Stats, not only in matters temporal, but in ms-tters ecclcsissticsl. This is the stronghold of our spiritual frsedom. So long as there is in this country the connoction through the medium of`: Protestant Sovereign between the State and the National Church, religious liberty is secure. That security is now sssniled by various means and on ditferont pleas; but, amidst the discordant activity of many factions, there moves the supreme nnrpose of one power. The philo- sopher may flatter himself ha is advancing the cause of` enlightened progress; the sectarian are transient ebrts; vain and passing aspira- 10 fall, would be to that power which would supremacy ofnforeign prince; to that power with whose traditions, learning, discipline and u gnnizut on our Church alone has, hitherto, been at-ls to cop, and that, too, only when sup- ported by a determined and devoted people -I lmve the honour to remain, gentlemen, your obedient and faithful servant. ,..mu mu nonour Iervanl, , ,,,__. ....... v.5:-uuc Ieugluul `HUI- tilizy and puny rencour ; would euppreu I re- aidenl. class of men when eocinl virtue: uncon- ducive an ell egree, to lhe Welfue of the coun- try, and would further diminilh the security of properly in a land where in tenure and enjoy- went are not an unquestioned u they hitherto have been in other pull of her Hnjutfl doc minions. I)... ._. . 4. - ~ 5 I -rvII_y.. ' Instead of Ireland being nude nn exception to Ihe fundannentnl condition ofour constitution, there are runny secondary reason: why tho EI- Inhlinhed Church should be mnintninod in that country, . ifs subversion would aggravate religious .hol- ucurity ofl I her tupay your G9,: Account l save the discount- .-4--IvnI'. But even in Gran Britain th Church of Ireland will not be ` conugiquu, g1 . \4\ruIll|J ul UIIIITI uouruuon, I. men! it an imperial gauge be ndoptod, the will warivy of the community will noon be uny.. lnninnrl nf `l-..T-_J L-' ` ,........, nut. um. um; 0:10 portion or nor ll-V jury : dolninion|-Ir0lInd-il for the prenatal to be aubrnimd to the revolution; uni on this plea [hut in Ireland the matnberl of tho Euubllahrd Church form only I minority of the population. I! this numerical tell in to ho ncceplld, its up- plirnlion cannm. be limited to Inland; Ind if in a country of entiro tolorutlon, local found of an imnn-I-I .-.......- L- -1--.- nnfoguudl ol the cltliulion of man. It instill ' some nexus of Ieaponlibilily even into the do- pomories of sbaolula power. But under an clrcnnmancu, the Iblonce or neversnco of Inc us lie will lower the cbnucter and duties of Go- vernment and land to the degudation oflociety. But it is urged lhlt In 111: nrunnt lncum-A vrnnuelll mu wan to me degudatlon oflociety. urged in who prount hutanoo the nppliclllon of the. new policy in only to be pnrtial, and that only on: portion of hot In-i jc-sIy dolninionn-lrnlnnd_i- (Ar 15.. ........s .. Downing an-eot, Oct. msu CHtmcH.-A correnp imca, signs himself ,._-...... mu uuseItlDllSb- mt should consti- :urc The rest he rooms of which, as most of our : Wlthomz rnnfa . r.-s - ._ .-.. k`|Jl~C3 ll. nun \'11}all L. l`.II , ` ` ' _.......:u U: AWE` s n reti- uts, baronial ' Castle, the old adyship, no.`lnnlr-- mould towards their 51 Church of 'ther. BDV ffhnu-nl. l.._:|1 |\)L ...u 1uu::I'eBI8, and as a ran reak the transition from Es- Voluutaryiam, should be > diseatablish- Church. Ilhnnlrl ---~= I the lpoligtion gf the land n`nt ha -hhn-at In. .H.... _ (Kn, ._...-yup, uurlu HIUVEI pose ter Iened nulicipnliona Torn: vain and nan.-i _ . . . _:. ...b ,,....c.mun or the hip, ne-looking, +3 Austrian , by her ;t fashion. p She I bv several "-"'*"" ' man, and an efcnont and in], that rson place -refused to act, until per- Jdgc should rln -A __ ..;` uwvaua -uycy' an umucy f I Ihii hnnh-Iv oh . . . A - - - - -3-- 4.- .- go II-IUIJ Inion, and has not hesi- For thin the him, It his an, efcinnt --A "'-""50 |U lrllln; Inn H In inltud but ndnntm-I oh. ..H..:.... i.. `er `ial 4.... L \-* V ~- I3 1,1868. usv U ICUOIJ Hy IIKOII 1228 tons 2c in was nl----J .n.L IILI. V. that the sum :0 leave to it an :3, and itinn r.-...... tn- ,. v-an IIJ HUI lfashion. retainers. who g Waggon ich they had Vcklv (`p1-u-unis...-3 B. Dmunu. _-_.., -.-nu sun) :1 eluted rcy. 1365, , ma. no uyvunuuu 91 I110 without iu eect. haul -l.-.. A--- - 5 IUIZII IUILOIQ Ul , religion! in- loan ha F1-Hlnl-nrl ighbouring govern- : is of far greater that of the United , in short, that the I pursuing a singu- e (`nnl-an - .-.n......- Tuesday Cclsinm-A air /51:1`),- the |1iI/I:-- |'IuIlI Ill- fri uorcd BRGOK J PRINCESS STREETS. Bopuubu 14. T 0 THE PEOPLE. XXIII On the 19:!) instant, I in Church, by tho B Wesley Ballin, Esq , nu lhry Jane, only dnnght of Kingston. - - }PoR-rucuI_s__E omous. | `D'DI trnvu .- - - At Portluouth, on the 17th lnslnnnluher Glnister, wife of Robert Dunlap, aged 54 you-I_ - ----vvv|.l VI LLIU (tho monarchical IL-l._ `V ._ ---ti-fl _---- RRIVED this dny mnmsll lot of Partugueu A Oaionu, very ne. ' W. l. lclao a Co. Oct. 17. i q- _- -u-nun.-uu, IGJIIIIIICCI education, trsdeu unions and thtir bun-t funds, co-operstiva Iocietia, railway nun- sgement, international `currency, meteoro- logy, cm! the Inc President, Lord Broug- b am. Thu survey was turn to_n fcult_. I real gronndrplul of the eld of new winch The Toronto Telegraph say! :-" 'I1Ie course of the Barley market this year haa completely beaten the great majority of dealera. A rise from 60c to 85 per bushel since the opening of the season we: aa un- expected aa it. is unprecedented. The ne- cesaary result has been great prota to the majority of those who have handled i On the other hand it ia reported that a commiaion houae. which haa alwaya atood _ high and done a large bnaineaa for a num- ber of years, and which sold barley for Oc- tober delivery aye price eonaidered very high at the time, ia our compelled to ask a compromiae. If thi is refused, it is believ- ed a auapenaion ma ensue. The Social Scienc Congreaa met on Wed- neaday at Birmingh , when Lord Carnat- von delivered an ad race that was almost a (longreaa-maritime law with regard to pn- vate property ataea in time of war, unitary lnwa, overcrowding, the poor lawa, criminal law, the treatment of criminala, capital punishment, education, the degree of `come pulaion deairable in education, technical co-operative railway man- .-n...__ __a complete aurvey of the varioua topics of the l ECEIVED THIS DAY, M HADDIBS. ,Oclober 14. W. V ,,,,._..- vv `aura JIOWI ] New York, Oct. I9.`--Guld 136}, clued I37}. Flour 5 46 10:: lower; receipts are 20,000 bblg; Idea are 7,800 bbln at 8,30 ID 9,85 for Iuperne auto and `return; 6,956 7,75 for. common to choice extra unto; 6,903 3,15 for common_ to chain extra intern. Rye our dull at 6,00 0 8,25 When droop- ing; receipt: nre 8,900 buab. Rye heavy. Corn dull; sale: are 42,000 both st 1,13 @ 1,17 for western. Barley dull. Oats rm; sales are 26,000 bulh nt 75 for western. `Pork dnli at 28,62 0 18,90 for lieu. Lsrd droop- at17 (D 195:. General Noun-- reeoipu quiet, n-ten unchnnj 5 Q0 ' linnl-"-0---'-* ..uur-reea:pu over 10,000 bbla; nirlct unchanged ; Welland Oanal told at 5,20; uinglelrnndrod of Canada vithiaqnoud range. Whoa: nominal. Paaaa `unchanged. Proriaionn gone:-alIy unchanged. Label un- changed. unu-per 32 lbs, 45 to 46. Berley--per 48 lbe, 1,215 to 1,30. Butte:--Dniry 30 wide; ore- pecired 20 to 24c. Aehee--pou, 15,65 to 5,70. Pearle, 5.50 to 0,00. Gold in New York at 12 o'clock, 136i. Pork, Heal. 24,00 to 24,00 ; Prime leae,00,00 to 00,00. Prime, 00,00 to 00,00. 0 Pm. per as Ibo o,os to 0,99. n mom-, o,oo to 0,00. | uuyvi U. I Uulal WIIOOI, ; SEW No. l Wilton: wheat, 5,20 to 5,25; Super No. 2 Welter: whut, 4.75 to 4,90; bag our 2,50 to 2,60. Wheat--Onnndu nu 1,2: to 1,25. Spring, 1,18 to 1,20; Western, 1,17 to 1,18. Onto-per 1,30. BN.Ol"-Dlifi` 20 llI2.ln- anion- (Special Talq-ran to the Daily Nun.) lontrul, Oct. 19th.---Plonr-8npcrlot Inn, 0,00 to 0,00; Extra, 0,00 tn 0,00; Fancy, 0,00 to 0,00; Welland Canal Super, 15,20 to 0,00; Super No. 1 Oanndn what, 5.10 ms, ; | 19. wheat. 5.20 5.25 ; am... Na, -1 E31111 I07: Ouwego detpntchu of 12:30 cfclock to-day re- port: When. dull; no ulea. Corn dull; held at 1,05. Rye unchanged and dull. Barley vdry dull; no bayou ; prime bnrlo] ocnd at 1,26 to 2,31. Sale: 1 box: load up lake 2,23. Receipts ao,ooo.;buho1n llourllnn1'.-Gald I37}. Silver buying gt. 3}; selling at 8 per cent Iliucount. Amati- onn cumncy bnyln at '12 ; Idling It 73; nor]- ing oxclungo 9}. nights to Onugo 4 coma, American cnrruncy. hr ur--;- nu-u van-n.-an Klngllon, Oct. 1I.-1"lunr-natke ulll dull aud;l'ew' Iranaaelioue ; a decline of 10 cent: alnee laatqnotatlou In No. 1 Inner. Super ex- tra unchanged. Wheat weak. Barley declin- ing; 1,40 pald to-day. Oala unchanged. Corn nominal. Buckwheat dull. Butler rm; prlcea of Ian week fully nlaintalned lo-day. Lard called for. ('Ia:A4..-s .I-._-a-I._- -3 u g 4- e a a - n .____j_._*__ NEW YORK IARKBTB. (Special Telqraln to Nun.) - Va-L IIAA nozrrnur. nuns -E1 nt nup- ~ of the Wnter ' Wutor HABBIID. acryanozzf IN DIED. 10000 bblr 3.3] .g .EQd2 Wa ll;mI nan`-I QAIA _n E, Prime Lot IINNAN R. llcBAl t Co. nvIrI7l}JII g IFU ill um-n; 6,95 0 aunts; sxtrn uh At 1.1.1 ra sin 1:15 mun. ' 6:15 stun lion fl llnd to 9% 53$ `1'=="=-lath I-:5-`7l'`. .7"' FERGUSON A large stock of Gcughnen I1 sud fl! 3 ~ ___`_,7 '3 cnnam-a Wool Han and nutbocleuodnt. V - forum wr_ , ..,..,-[pone n-mes nf'boa.ts_, from Union, om " in are lying tn Erie dnch muting for wnter_ The ad A, singular nccident occurred on Main H100` . street, about two o clock this afternoon, lo which excited both the sympathy and the Tl . bncy greo. Au inliubltnnt re ng along the street with 3 rain; load of hay, his faithful spoule being sent- idn, Ctl beside him on the top, enjoying the city -mm scene: from her lofty position. _ While thou Pam engaged, u carter drove up `beside with ht! _ emaciated nag, and the animal intent on "wt Sailing 3 wisp from the tempting loud, the '90 driver being too drunk to notice the im- cnen pending danger, the two vehicles were ` cm contact. The shock 5. brought into vinl iv caused the woman to lose her equilibrium, partly sliding, in I mn- ,t on 1, partly falling, '3 mom. she was Ieen mounted fairly utrido ~ The animnl, seized `"5 *` " V of the curtcr u horse. `O1 M with a sudden energy tle- bunlen imponed upon him, travelled brilkly I '"" .. the distance of half: block before obeying mg` the ruin and slloutnnfir. ,a.;._.. V A 1 eh I nine. um bu`. V Analendied Linegnlhuak, lnud per yard. L perfect It is gnnnnuod. ( nn:1urn:Ln's LIVIRPOOL ' G the plus to Iunyoux-Ordu I` 3 proper tting unit of Obthlr ' Ir you um .12. mnornuek "" urvlcublo unit of 'r1nul,arA cut, any of which will in ft! arr than the lowuggn to OH on buy `READY-Illni than to .Q..*'P.... :. .. 51;. October 18. ,' ___J ..v 3d. ouch SPECIAL A`! ' "1 AT THE STORE? REMEMB] --...- - vuv ` nrzvnlnovzo [ cnniod by a.....= I Kingston * ) 5 u IDDZCJYIU `cup apcning 1 complete am.-1 iodbyeorp -I OI` OI WWI , .-..---. AIIU nnlm '3 from the - travellt . before `I sboutsofits driver, eg meantime maintaining her seat In ' determination. until a spectator scene gnllnntly assisted her to d The occurrence created great :1 among a few, which was somewhu 'cd by the profanity of the cartel of agricultural walks.--.Hamz'1t.on 1 III IV -I fqao. .0.I'w Ivan` 1 I heavy` i l'ell_ st -10 % PIC? -I'U : In down t bvun, . riot no fl i an-`II. I ,,,, ..-.-.- uuuvuis. Twec-Iy-one miles of boats, Union "Erie ditch" water: I ll regions was driving : position. While thus beside with intent A 5.'iZi[;L 8 Winn frnrn `- ` " Int nig I York, bf Bahia uluton, ( V quonm --....... mu wulul to lose I: as! muuntec onerg_y_ from hnr.l.... :---A- of O1 Gcnon Puli L Britni `Tory _--- 1 Pesa beds have been di: Grafton on the Grand Tru Duck Harbour, and near Co rv-I f GI): 324 ii -3'1 Instead of the Qubec La having 3 nurphu, share is rumour that there is A $169,000. uauc, urucx in the Long Sault Raiaida taralny. she received little or no damage, however, and arrived in port this morning. The people of the village of Ayr intend holding a public meeting shortly to discuss the action of the Government in relation to the Intercolonial Railway. It is not impro- bable that this meeting will be the forerun-_ net of others in Ontario, having the same object in view. by the Secretary, one Nowlan, who has `got away, with the funds of lbe institution. Nuwlau`a conductis truly patriotic from a Fenian point of view. Mr. Farquharson, of Edinburg, has been making some astonishing shooting at the Tir National at Bruaaels, with the Henry eech loading rie. He lien upon his back and rests his gun upon his knee: and toes. At 500 yards he scored ve bulls-eyes out of seven shots. - ~- --a """ ` The steamer Spartan, Line, Itruck in the Lon; 11 ' - ___-ov- The steamer Magnet is to he gineput in during the winter. "l"I.- VA " of beam, 23 feet; depth of bold, ....u=u-mus are: Length of keel, E hapscily of 9,000 buuhelc. ....; , vv LIJ. rerguson, Uodericl: ; H R.-id, Bowmunville; G. M. Gilmc Cathnrlnea; Henry Leadley (3: 501 route; W'arren Bonfurd, Bruckvill Henry, Sombra ; Perese McCuahing, nllc; Charles Storms, Nnpnneo; 1 Dawns, Sombrn ; Martin Nnlor, St. rines; Theodore P. Williams, Na W. Bl. Phillipa, do; Jag. Dickson, Forest ; Thou. Wilson, do. -.---v\.rAJ 141:. The following insolvent: I Corueliuu Mchlunn, Perth; fcn, Simcoc; C. B. Tlyl0l'& llenry Moth, Montreal; Ge SI. Cntharinea; Jno. Hunt: J. G-. Shead and. W'm. Cu market; Thon. Forbes, Lo Hgmmnnrl ..... _:n- n ..-auu.uuuu, \J'IBDgVIC do. ; Thomas McCread` 3:. Watson, d0.; Wm. Warwick, Woodstock viHe- Wm In----~- v I. -. ...` uvvculul me to get out most of lbeir which they succeeded in uving I'll -9 on the spot at In early per var, and worked with a whit ,3 ; . . - ranunut; 1 nos. Forbes, ` Hammond, Onmgevillc; [0,; Thomn: M;-r`m-A.. It is mid thst numbers of elector: have held back from voting, probably expect- ing to find an ndvnntage in doing so. The `same course was followed in the lust elec- tion when the prompt retirement of Messrs Crrutheni Ind Fruer put A stop to all ex- poctatioul of bribery, and disappointed the veunl. The complete returns of the rlt day`|~ pulling will probably not be received mg tor this cdiziun, but it in no: mo much to expect A mnjority of at least 800 for Mr Calvin, which in sure to be increased on the second day. I _ ,.- _...-.._...--. uzuuv uuuuul`. '.l.l'UCUl'- ` nnr building belonged to Ir Connor, who was i insured for 3300, the next ndjoiriing to Mr Skin- ! net with an inlurluco of $1,200, whulgyn dam- } oped building! unconlumod are owned by Ir Roulley, who [ml Ill insurance io Ibo amount of `. $5.000. Numbers of penonl wen present dur- { o mg the progxou of the conlngntion, and the \ E re being -I in height just at the cloning of tho Ieervicol of the tnrinn: ..r...-..u..._ _.- .L -. J_ for e Tong time wee lnennient to eord enough i l"||Uro for the working of the enginee; u it b ; yes. one of them remained eitogether idle dm- I `"3 the evening. The origin ofthe re is quite: ii matter of conjectufe, nothing wbelever being I known other than it commenced rnlher singular- : I_v in the untennnted frame building. "fbe cor- ` bllildinw h.Im...-.t `A u. n..__-_ _.._ __- 4 A new Canadian ltenmet lo commnnnn on....:..- L-- __ .. -;uv u A A U4`. ! The polling commenced this morning I at the vurious polling bombs in tho County .uI' Frontenac. Very little Mil hu been f manifested on thin lbs rs! lny. The re- turns so fnriudicute the return, by I large mn_jnrity, of Mr Calvin. At noon Mr Cal- | rm had nrnnnn.l......o:..... -.,: ,._,, .... .-.. vmvuu. AL [Yl had prepmndc.-ruling mljoritics i ` Iy all the mwuships, while Mr Britt :1 slight advantage in Stnrringtot following is ts return showing that the poll in. mm o'clock :- f SPECIAL TELEGRAHS. 1 ARRIVAL OF THE MORAVIA Fntbcr Point, Oct. 19.-The Men Muruvinn paused inward: at 12 o ] She Ind on board 44 cabin and 45 5: passengers. _ -. ..- .....5...- JUGS an we closing or tn : aervicn the various churches of the city everyone appured to have hurried thence to the means of the dinner, which Icon nrollod the I number: to u very lnrge crowd. Ftu -Shortly efter eight o'clock on Suudny evening I the trains out in e building in Ordnwce etreet, near the corner of Sydenhetn Ilreet, end before the prop-eee of the ames wee erreeteu eereu tenements were totally den troyed, end four others more or lees demeged and ren- dered quite untenable. The re wu ret ob, eerved ehout fteen minutes put eight o'clock by Mr W. Johnson, who with his mother end brother, occupied one of the houses destroyed, in he Imell fume dwelling vacant et the time in _ reer of his reeidence. He called the Attention of bin brother to the eircetnetence, end they both luteued to the epot, end found lhlt a. tire we! in progress in the recent building, but had made 1 I0 little edvnuce that A puncheon of we tet- would have been Iuicient to extinguish it. In . very ehort time, the home being old end d ry end e breeze prevailing et the time just Inmcient to stimulate the etnee and drive them in the direc. o(the buildings {using on Sydenhnn ltreet, eur- eed to wrap the whole of the corner house: ` e denee eheet of ames, which rapidly extended euterly, end It one time bid fair to destroy the 5 _L_|_ -1 -I IJU Port|'rnouth Slorringtou C1lIin s Mnjority 172. ..w.|12_.- _:u I - - Wolfe Island (mnjorir; Gu-don lalnnd Pittsburgh No. 1 Dn " " _ -- '1 Kingston N 1 n.. H - f FR ON TENA C E L EC T I ON. ,__.__...5 .uuuuug at the ml 1103 nis rda hots. `onto Hlberninn Society as I Fe- ization has been fully estsblished ecretary, Now1an,_ ,__.,._.___. NE W INSOLVEN TS. or of the Royal 1 Long Rnpidn ; I {J0 dun: <] nrvnrl -'- -~~/ Lzcrrn B! Rn. ll: Rrcnn.~:.-We direct alumiou to the lecture to be delivered this oven- ing in Sydenham street church by the Ru . Hr Ryckmnn, ll.A., an Preuident of the Wealeynn Literary Allocintion. discovered near 10 Trunk Railwny,at , Cobourg. boats, irie muting water ..-..o.C.J-..A ` steamship inwards o'clock. nu ueernge 5. -..-..u.n.- um. uuu, Belle- Ferguson, Godericl; Henry R. ngnville; Gilmm-. r ..M-gnet have an P1111! th E`.I|-no-- 5 ....... .... . uzeuea :- \ chlunn, Ed. T. Knif- 3. C0., Strnlfurd; Geo. Terryberry. `; Jno.Hnutmn`n,Iugerno1l; and. Camerford, New- I. London; Robert angevillc ; Beujumine Cnnnor, McCready, Montreal; Brown 0.; Swear, do.; Alex. odatock ; Wm. Davin, Belle- :r2uson. Gndnrin}- . u.z--- '1 05'! 0'cLocx, Ll. . wu nusnewnat exceed- th:_tl V carter and he hnoe c 1.-Hamilton Timu. Afte 5 (IIJI-j(.)fil]).. ' are gazetted : lunn. Penh- Fri '7` V- , . .- , uyucll/l'&7ITlr` g with heroic spectator of the ind dismount. ted gregt hm:-vi-no-* , __.__ ........ ...u Lculpef, me monsrchical form will be the one most likely to command general respect and ensure stability. It is therefore much to the credit of the revolu- tionary leaders that they are doing all in their power to favour the establishment of a monarchy under a changed dynasty, in the View of preserving E good and stable form of government. They may in this arouse the opposition of republicans, but what popu- larity they may lose in this respect will be more than oompensatad by the adherence of moderate and patriotic men, and also by the support which the government will re_ ceive at the hands of neighbouring ments. whose good will it nnment to secure than States. It may be said, provisional government is larly wise and moderate coiirse, a course e which inspires strongest ' nal success ' achieve in of government for that Wo`rst possible mode l of government under the reign of Isabella. Local Government a well founded decit of some , -_...... u-no cueclcti. 2 _ Mr Day szreed,and r mg to show in Pit ted f.g,]y township} in the maul no "3: 3" t';d- d m increased "` 1' "" "59 . cud by H Fm k instructed to lurvey the . . lme ofK1'u non Ind E n flVl",fQ llt1 l7ld I` W" mint` R `hruoltown "Bent wm. ht.-.-=- .....u.w, ul. adley 8: Sons. To- -d, Bruckville; Ira aMcCuahing, Ridge- Michael [1 Nenlnr Er I`--'-~ called/the Wu ndn Mum-n R..Ir,.1- -_ A in neur- 1ile Britten had Stnrringtou. The ..;..u; nenry H. Gilmore, Sr. at A h`-n-- "`* MORAVIAN. Calvin. 100 ,.i __--v-, n.n., II `A Literary 339 ya: nu, Q6. Mr Spoor Already rad, Strachnrri molion for redu If thin Inn to I `s the labour: of the equnlizsli : DIVO elfeclcd. L DEW CD" 3 state of Britton. Mail 157 uuulll]. It Playfnir In mg: the spoci of their dim-n--in -'- r Spoor, Qecondod by e Warden row $2,000 to meet the .u. nu second reading, Toland; chairman having the the Iecond reading of I ondmeut, the rule: were Iuapendcd law pissed and Iigued by the War`: Mr Cox, Ieconded the following reduction: 1` the ratepnyeru in the of! townlhip of 030, $20, Barrie, 320. M. 5:..- -u--ix ,-__ -_...-an nu Uplill E T conszi Spanish mind and temper, li