Kingston News (1868), 24 Apr 1869, p. 2

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r ,_J Mr] vvll Hull` in the Market square, 1 %_._..._____ 14-ru P. W. 6. Rm.ns.-The Battalion will march out on Monday evening,~nnd the band will play between half-past eight and nine o'clock Scum:-as umnn. . . - A ---?A-' ,-__._..J uunuvnlllu The friends of these widows and orphans therefore hope the people in Kingston will take .8 kind interest in the bazaar advertised for Wednesday next, where there will be a sale of fancy articles, and useful work, at very reason- able prices, and which have been contributed not only in Kingston, but from Montreal, Ottawa, and also from England. TO THI IDITDR OF THE DAILY KIWI. Sir: Will you permit me through your paper to thank those persons who have kindly respond` ed to the appeal made in behalf of the Canada Military Asylum for the widows and orphans of soldiers who die in Canada. There are seventeen widows of all denomina- tions, with their children, now in Kingston, rs- oeiving aid from the asglumrand if that aid be discontinued, as we fear it must be, for want of funds, some of them must become but-dens-on the local charities of the town, as they are now civilians, and have no claim whatever on the mititary autboritiss. rm as - - ._--- .II.rLulLlIJ- The Mumre3.l Literary Club has smashed May. up. The library 4556. are to be sold o in Montreal, April 24.-St. (iieoi-ge a Society met. at their new hallycsterday for the x-st time. The annual dinner was given at the_ 0ttu_.wa Ilutelin the evening. 'Fl.1e city was partially supplied with gas last night. Although die ood is over, a good deal of water is lying in low streets. The wan,-r has risen some inches at Three Rivers, and the wliarves there are covered. A ood is expected. Trains are again running to and from Bonaventure Station. q-`L, 1: ' - - FROM MONTREAL. George ha`l yesterday fol giv In] - . VVLIIII .uul Vl(.'C. Mr Macdougallnid the papers would be brought down in 3 very short time. Mr Dawson's report on the route ho had been instructed to examine last summer was now. in course of prepnrstion and might. perhaps be included in the papers. ' The motion was carried. The House adjourned at 4:30 p. m. _____.__.._________ William nnd the Red >River:uettlemV;hI, and also what amount had been expanded oi) the said work, together with the names of the parties to whom hmounu had been paid in connection with the work and for what _acrvi(:c. `M. 11-- I--- " ' ` William? -1..- - I Mr McGill, the member for Hamilton, has introduced 3 bill to repeal the Insolvent Act. Mr McGill evidently represents that section of mercantile` community which thinks that the whitewashing process phould be suspended for it season; but as the ministry have introduced a masnr to amend some of the objectionable features of the law in force, be wilfhnve the adminis- tration against him, and hishill will serve simply to elucidate opinion by `the debate on the second reading. It is not likely to be ndopte-1l_._ Kingston, 24th April, . Ice anyone but 3 The Waubuno and Champion in- g in the morning 10? Collingwood a will try and get through to-night. T y evening 7 and Chicago. The schooner Brook- ng in stone at the Penitentiary the same destination -- -In -'--/' : propellers City of u_1d out, have got th mnoh Hm 3-- , . PECIA L TELEGRAM8. C'01?RE3P01VDE'NC'E. 23.-~I| in T....L.._ _ _.. -..... ..-n J ne destination as the nbovb ropellor Bruno having com- , left the abipyuid and repair- the M. T. Company, whence evening for Southampton to Th lbhnnnnn 35-" V , J ....vn4cuI|lI 5 attaches to any one. __.___.__._. r..-Ee following cadets ob. v certicates during the past nu, Portsmouth; William R. ,1. 313...... n-_':- v- - . \J uunnaoxx-n UILN IE. Anonymous eommunluuons cu receive no ntenuou lwerything Iorwnrded forinscrtion must be accom- puuod by the name ud mates of the writer; not necozucnrnly for rpublicnuon, but I` evidence of nu- Ihentuchy II. is nlso requesled um rorrespnndouu VI only Irnleon one side 0; the nine: of paper. W0 cannot umlt-rI.n_kn to return reiected C0|'I!l'l1lIlllClUnDF. ------u uluu u , weather permitting. DAILY 'N_EWS--SATURDAY. EVENING. APRIL 24. Tn Slonrnnr. can now be :, monogram coach and Lhe Sun, to Appraiser- n. ' Weather ly obscured Prevailing guuuelnll not! been subject Senator Campbell bed as the papers brought down, as might be confidential. with all that had. been suit as to the fact that one of th Protestant clergmnn. and Catholic priest. Each had trial by a jury who must 1: e. The papers .` disclose the various circum Bced than in!-H - -` ' (-.-.-u ... .... uusuuurg or me udred functions ihould begin, and where it should `end. Whatever be the opinion of the majority on the point, he -was certainvthat :11 would agree in recognizing the eminent services which the Oagholics had render- cuuuunl. BEIVICIS which tbs ed at all times to the country. The pardon of ceeding from that cousi Enrdpd Al - '-W--" It wouid be very diicult to : ciaibn the point where the mis in the discharge of his -ex [g nn-Tush-\-. -4` -l [This is by Montreal time. from which doduct 12} minutes for the dihrenca between Montreal and Kingston time.] of souls. In hoapitala, at the denth-bed of ri_:b.nnd of the poor alike, he nds himself I poaed'to the ravages of .conI.a.gion and infecti --on the butlo el suuugui man 3 number of brave the very cilygwhere the trial was fallen victims to the Fenian raid, less furnish food for reection nate priest was engaged only i: of his sacred functions towards iats, but not in arms, am 5:. --_: , -_. -.-.., uvu {hat tria I. in order to adzinieeer to the woundedhnd the dying the consolatiohs of religion. Having both * been put upon their trial at gbe Toronlo asaizes, Mr Lnmaden_was acquitted and Mr Hcughon (Senator Bureau) ilence as to the incidents of that trial. The trial of McMahon by n. iurv comnnnn nfrn ---- "-- THE CASE OF FATHER MUMAHON. In the Senate Senator Bureau moved for an address to His Excellency for copies of all pa- pers and documents relating to the accusation, trial, and condemnation of the Rev. John Mc. Mnhon, a Roman Catholic Priest, often-`the inva- sion of the F`enians in Welland County, in June 1866 ; also for all petitions and memorials pray- ing for the pardon oflthe said John McMahon or" ; also any notes, or reports of the judge who presided at ,the trial . of said McMahon, addressed to the Governor in Council ; and all reports of said Council, or orders in Council on the above subject by way of explanation. He said that the Rev: Mr Mo. Mahonnud another minister of the Gospel, Rev, D. Lumsdpn ml... Iv.-1----~-' > .-...e. tutu mm ID go and get his supper, which ` the boy accordingly did, and was absent about an boar and I half. When he returned about ve o'clock and entered the back room, he found his father lying deed upon the bed. ;An alum was instantly given, and among the rm to come in was Dr. Hessler, who occupies the upper part of the-house, and who immediately upon enter- ing the room found an envelope lying upon the table, which be examined and decided hnd con- tained morphine. It was therefore easily Inferred that this envelope bod contained the drug which he had purehued during the afternoon and which hehod used-to put an end to his life. ,, w - n v Iii &`C'V York. The details of this last sell`-murder will show it to be one of the moat. deliberate acts of the kind upon record. Yesterday afternoon Miller end his son, a boy of 1-tyeers of age, were outtogether, and short- ly before their return the father and don entered the drug store of Dr. 0. B. Price, `where the former purchased something in an envelope, for which he paid thirty cents. As he came out from the store the son asked his father what he had bought, to which he answered in an excited manner, I want to kill tn_yself," but instantly afterward corrected himself, and said he was on- ly joking, and that feeling sick, he had bought some medicine, which he was going to take. When they arrived at home, Miller told his son to prepare a place for him to lie down in the back room, and to bring `him a glue of water. When the`boy had fullled these directions the father told him to and his accordingly did. and WA: .t....... _.t.-_. ,_,_, _ _._..-u uunululx. The suicidal mania lately so prevalent last evening claimed another victim in the person of John J. Miller, A native of the United States, 51 years of age, who, for the past two years, has re- sided and carried on his business as a better in` the basement. of No. 131 Amity street, New York. vpntnrnv ah .... .... I::n,, - - - mus opportunity for emigration. Very nearly the whole of those likely to wish to proceed to Canada are married and have families. They have been now a. longtime out of work, and in their struggle for existence all they had has dis- appeared. ' They are anxious to go to Canada if they could only see how they` could support their wives and children in the interval which lnncn 451-..-.. I_..a-_- A SINGLE copms of the Dun inn :1: had It the counter of the publioslion oicn, cons street. Prion three copper`-3. , ___. V------. -.;. The London IYma of the 8th inst. says : Her Majesty's screw troopships'_Serapis, Captain J. Soudy, and the Crocodile, Capt. G. W. Watson, are ordered to be completed I0 sail for Canada by the 20th inst. They will take out discharg- ed dockyards srtizsns and their families, or, at least, such as may choose to go, as explained by Mr Ghilders a few days since, in the House of Commons, Lnd return to England with troops about to be withdrawn from the colony. With regard to the free passage thus oet-ed to the men discharged from the dockyard service by the Admiralty, it is feared that a small propor- tion of them will be able to avail themselves of this opportunity for emigration. Very likelv to wish tn m-m.....A ... ... ACLI-IUU an application: upon this Bubjec `"- to allow justice to perform its P1 P1' "Wk-' Hamilton Spectator. uuuu was we nnnotmcement made by S1!` -1001! A. Macdonnld on Wednesday eveoing,nnd in this decision, we are sure, the country will nl- lllmt unanimously concur. The enforcement of a rigid justice is often a manifeatntiun of mercy; and in the present case the country at large ll bellattfd by the connement of a. few individu- aln. Neither Father Mcllnbou nor any of his fellow prisoners could be liberated at present without disregarding in some measure the high. est claims of the law, and it is, therefore, per- fectly right that the Government has resolved to refuse all applications this subject, and iunim tn nnrfnrnn .-.. ........... .......i.._ _-.---.v - `u;-av-u..;u..,_ we ll ! glad to notice that the Governmmt 110'? I10 `ntentiou of recommandiug any of the F"1_ Priuonera not iergig in the Pennantiary to the Immadmte exercise of the royal clemency. Such was the nnnoumcemant made by Sir John MaCdODIId nn Wnrlnnn-v nvnninn and in ANOTHER SINGULAR suromn. THE DOCKYARD EMIGRANTS. WFIINIAN PRIS()_NERS: ___,___-_-. suunu rvul IJU tluply Dada on the arrival of the two , and it seems but just that the Juld atleast take some means to .ry shelters and rations for these ]() Al`? it rnnnf Inn v~nv-nr--`v-----1 a nds duties to fuliil, am; ` .-emost gure in the group. icult indicate with pre- mission of the priest a mould -end. Wh-H--~ - jsingle copies of the Cnozucu AND Nuts, containing the news of the week, may be had in wrapper: for nailing. Prio 3d. uch, iuued every Fridny. ., ... ...q ucnl-DEG. of the alike, himself ex- infection )0 midst nf rim. o6 L-- ,.-..,...... urcuernl to Provincial Peniten- iich should ever surround justice imposed on him ice McMahon he n =---- ,__..uuvI7l.l ing of indignation at the young men of - being held, had nian does neverthe- reection. Shnnm .L- to the administration 3 papers were brought any opinion as to the t8l.'|t to which the rev. ted. _........,. urown 1n this Father McMahon pro- deration would be re- titude due by uh to a n Calholic has been to II Msjestv- .,., uucs uI:1erlDB- an. Should the that this unfortu- ' in the discharge 5 his co-religion- nduct in th-+ -- u nuu IDIXUOH t of riota,at bar- P In full ---` wuuus would Whateveg Dninl Fm '- bis run a I: 3 we Iha nmn..- _,.-- w or sun nucmnxon Ixocntod nenuy, cheaply, and expeditiously I! an DAILY mews JOB PRINTING OFFICE. | uunu the Montreal Corporation Stock-Wo have to re- port sales at 110. Montreal Harbour Bonds - Inactive at 102 .to 103. Buying and selling rates respec- tively. Exchange--Bank nnd Bank endoned 75 days date Bills are Worth 103i coma}. Iorchnnu are worth 107} to 108. l n---~ .. mquurea for largely at omrenl Corporation . mum! at present. 96 wot ration Bonds. Montreal Corporation 5 on frnnl TV ' pus u sues would H . _ .._.., nu. ma; I010 City Gas fering. at 133; ; the Richelie 108; any Passen at 105} to 106 ORV GA: T` Telegraph Com demand is an Navigation 0 would still i; pan ght. ger Railway Dom no late sales. ompnny -- _ be paid for s J --Small sales Eastern l`ownsl;ip's_'Bamk-Nothing doing; worth 99 to 101. Union Bank of Lower Cnnads-106 is of- fered ; no shares in market. Mechanics }3ank-T:-ansfer Books hnvebean closed; half yearly dividend being payable on the lat. prox. Canadian Bank ot Commerce--S:nall sale: at 102. 77}, 78 and 79. Holders now generally ask Tnlnn nninnnd depart from the Kingston Station :1 follows : ` ,(--, 'v|: nu CCCU Le. l3a.nque Nntiona.le--'l`he transfer Book: have been closed preparatory to payment of half yearly div. on let M prax. Eastern Townships Bamk-Nothing f`.nnm-Ia-.. D--L ' * uul. umuea demand. Bank` of Toronto-A ahnrea offering`. La. Banque Jacques paid; but little doing. Quebec Bank-No eh: olfered. 1. n, -.. uuuuuul. ` City` 1.innl`::--Ha.s been sold It 102, 1012, and 101} ; the quotation of 10-42] my being nominally 101 to 1012. People : Ba.nk-But little doing, 108 would be paid. 992 and 100. To day the demand in` somewhat brisket and 100; has been paid. Holders asking 101. I Mo1aon'u Bank-Sales reported at 1081 and 10-day at 109. - . Merchants Bank-We have to report sales at 107]. Stock still in market at this rate, with but limited demand. Blik f T A ' ` ` - - _ ...o mums. nomers asking Bank of British North at 105} in small amount. ' City Bank--Ha.s an ' Ilua nu.-.n._.:_ - Montreal, Thursday, mand for stocks of I many cases the quol: OI` rllnrnnnnll-... -- unit, 1161' nag Hay, per ton Straw, per ton Wood, per cord . Coal, % Hides, per 100 lbs: Sheep s Pelt: each . uncut, C8011. . , D"5 WI` couple . Fowl: per 1 _ SE". r )er haczfupe uuctl, o ._ Eggs, per dozen Turkeys, each Honey, . . Maple Syrup per 1 Geese, each. nflk VIA n"`I` `M D~ln_ `If, I Lllul IUW Butter, Butter, Cheese nnnv 1. UI 11., P61 DDI. Prime do., per bbl. Salmon trout, . Pike, fresh, per poi Eels each . Lard, perlb Tallow, do D._AA . 7 ` Flour, per bbl., sup extra... No. 1 Superne Do. per cenlal .. Buckwheat. our . . . Corn Meal, per cuntal .. Barley per bushel . . . . Rye do . . . . Peas, do . . . . Oats, do . . . . Buckwheat do . . . . Wheat, per 60 lbs . . . . Corn, " Timothy Seed, per bushel . . Clover, do . . . . Potatoes, per bushel . Turnips, per bush . . . Carrots, per bush . . . Onions, new dry per bush. . Beans, per bushel . . . ._ Apples, Canada, per bush. . Apples, per bbl .. Cabbage, each . . Maple Sugar per lb. . Lettuce, per bunch Radishes, per bunch Beef, per 100 lbs . . Baef, per lb. . . . . Pork, per 100 lbs .. Mutton, per lb per quarter`... Veal, do . . Lamb, do . . . . Hams, do . . . . Mess Pork, per bbl. . . . 1 Prime (In nnr 1111-` nu. :1 Lower uguru. UuUl:lI:-u0lJB. EGGa-Present in large numbers, nnd 12}: per dozen asked, and obtained in the early part of the market ; towards in close, however, the price fell 2c, and in some cases, when several; dozen were taken, even lower. LARD nu) Tu.x.ow-Unchanged. Hmls AND Sxms--Unchnnged. HAY AND S'r1uw-A large supply of boy on the market to-day, which, howeve:',auauined its price. There in no present prospect of: full. Straw-none. l"v..-..... ..._p rII_.__ n is . . -- LJIIBVVTLIUUE. Cwvnn AND Guns SnD.-R.emaIns nt old quotations. Wnunr _'hTn -no.-...-I... UITLIL Ill IEFKB qunuuuca. E Dun PnonUon-Good butter freely olI`er.d at 25c, and large quantities went to the dealers at a lower gure. CneeIe-nono. Fnna_P|-nnnnr in I-pan nnmknn: nu`. `I01. BLIJIIII IJSII ll PI ICUU IIUCIJIUILLS IU IIIJU. V:cu:'rAnLna-Geuerally unchanged; lettuce more nbunduut And cheaper ; the sums remark applies to radisbes. All kinds of roots were pre- sent in large quantities. nnrnv `DnnnrInu___{]ria\r` 'I-unlhau Tannin nnn A pull . -FIsH-In the sh market there was I good supply of pike, ulman trout, perch, and other small sh at prices according to size. Vnrzn-runt,mn_{3nnnv-nllv nnr-hnnzratl - Innon. preaeul, out no uulnnuu. lln1'-A fair supply of all kind: It lut- wee|L s prices. A better qu-lily of veal otfered, the late seizure: of the staggering bob" ap- pearing to have had n good eect. pnrn-rn-v__H wnl nnnnrl in fnir nnnnlillnn IJUUTIIJK lU LIIIVU LIIU - KUIJLI ULIEIYII. PoUL.1`a-Il was o ered in fair qunnlillel, but the price continues high. A few pain of wild pigaons were offered at 25 cents per air. P l'Iau_Tn H-an Rah Inn:-`rat ."IIF -ni A l'Il\f\l` 2:10 1.11:. uona, Very nme change Delng nutlufuulu. F'Loun-Severn.l loads prelent, which were of- ferpd at old gural, but sales were dull. (1:-..m_n.na rvnrnr` Al HOG hi lllllf. bu` . FARMERS MARKET. Kingston, April 25. There was In very large marks: to-day, June of the wnggonn occupying n._porI.lon of Brook street. Prices were generally well maintained, and may be considered the same as last quota- tiona, little change being noticeable. W'v,n1ru_.QAwn-I-1| Innrln nu-giant. BIO Ierpa III on: ngm-en, our uuen were uuu. G1um-0nts o'e:-ed at 60c by measure, but an additional 2c Wt re demandedlf the bushel by weight was exacted. We are not nwnre tbntnny chnnged hands At Ihst nte. Pen 03' red at 90c, but the domnnd.wu limited. Buckwheat present, but no demand. Ilnnn-._A Fair nnnnlv nf all Irindl It `Alt- I.|u.I.nlIU.I.lE. FUlL--NO remarks. MONTREAL STOCK . 77"! P91 gallon zach. _ sllacques Cartier-109 le dainty. S/ATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 24. WANTED,` . her (1'reai1') (Pcked) `unug. -No shares 1' -Asked for at u I-nu. _-But iew shares V 5 11!. Ame:-ica-Is I in market; 1&1] is IAIEET. would be 3 SEE FIRST PA GE. 120`. No uuv AID- " Corpo- nre of- otfrad A run an 9 gear: 01:}. ' ZJJJ 1.! J1J OLD RYI, Guinness i Blood : BIBH PORT IIIIOII I'll I I'll ER, quhrtl and pint!- u "` *"') IUIIIIIUIT w. R. uciuuz 8 00. imsn mnrznnlsu roam: uinnen futon ____ __ 200 dozen Llhawu In 200 Ilild A15. 2 mi. Pu. Ala. Scotch Ala. Edinlm-I-ah _.__.________________ ALE zW4f4_xT:;,1+j;Yzn{ii3zI #_ __=.;__;..___j-_._ E3. 333 3`33`1 3339?: ___.,. 1- uillllu V rrineo of France ' e :,nbovo delicious Wines are vry ngjn quality and highly recommended by the nolnllty of Britain and France. For sale by . ' , ,,c,v--av -l.lII Pure J nice Port `Wine, in wgod and bottle. Burgundy ?ort Wine, ` Tarragon; Port Wine, ` lhrnl: Wino, " " Saute:-no Wine, ~ " Thqnbove Wines Ire highly recommended for- ` their purity and chenpneu. { IF 1'1 |'-""` ` " 4_____________'___________._[ save 10 per cent In your Laundry ! Ron! Glycerine sum, in 1 n. ...s - - (New 01-03;.) Bonchnng, from 2:. 6d. Tarragona and Burgundy Wines. Juice Pm-I Winn =- -- ,___.__.__..___._____ CHAMPAGNE I wrynynnnw . - Wll um - t\I-nun .--._ -_ `OB PRINTING. f_- vgnld Ill Roynl Glycerine Soap, i: - Royal White Soap Golden Bar Soap, Silver Bar Soap, Imperial Bar Rn-H _-- -.-uh` VICTORIA Prince 11b own A-h.I.'..:.._- ll. vunllfdli Ii CHAMPAGNE, in baskets. " in cages. .-_._-.--` -uluulll Q3 and Bolts ; 7 Satin Trimming: sud Ornament: Silk Fringe! Jet sud Bugle 'l`rimmIngI_ Tug, Gilt, Jet, 811k, and Sdtin Buttons, he. Houiery, Gloves, and Puuolu _April 13. ERSONALLY selected withtaste end are by one of our rm from the leading mann- fscturers in the British Ilsrkets. We have much pleasure in imiting an inspection of our present Stock, which, for sterling value, appropriateness to present wants, and remarkable chespness, has very` rarely been equalled. Black Lyons Silks Black Glsoe Silks Rich Moire Antiques Fancy Silks and French Saiins Velvet and Velveteen: _ Nest Uolonrs in Waterproof Tweeds .- 500 pieces new and cheap Spring Dress Goods French Pignes and French llnslins French and _English Prints and Brillhnts Oolton and ltsrseilles Isds U_p Skirts Flowers, Feathers, Silk and Satin Ribbons ` ` Laos Oollsrs snd Ons, reel Danish Glen], and `other Laces, Embrolderies, Satin Sashes --nl Dgla- ` April 13. : Spring Importatioins,` April 6. --_ _ - -_..-.v V Learcl Capo Vincent n A: 9:45 A H.701: arrinl 0! train from gm. and 0nugo,_oonnecIing with the Gnnd Trunk using for Em and West and B5, of Quint, Steamer. ~ A16 PJI. on tn-in] of train from Ron. um Uuweg . O For Freight 01' Pungo Apply on bodrd, or :0 G. u. xmaaonn, . Foot of Brock Street. Kinmllon. 24th Anril. 1869. The contingency of repudia- ! be a danger beneting the ; United States and injuring dit. A deep sense of the in- ...~.:..I .._-___.2 1"-I-IU -III} \IlWC`UI At. 2:30 P,l., connecting with the Gnid Trunk train: from the Eu! and Wang and 3`, of Quinlleamer, meeting the 4:30 P.H. min for Rome nnd Unngo, mad the Northern `I ;-gm. porlntion Compnnyh Propeller! leaving 0.", Vincent for Omega and all Wcmrn Pbru, On londnyl only st 8 AI. RETURNING, r 0. Huoxuv, Bump, l_n1-n, ]ILL leave Kingston (hi! 3 d oepted) st 4:30 All. (axyoegtngoztyeay connecting with the Grand Trunk Tninl and Luke Bteamen, meeting the 6:25 A]. train for Bomo Ind Oawego. At man I7 H . I-nnnantinn -In. ML- 11,; Kliugston ell; _VI;nVc`eA'1IiV_4l'>taI-*1-bf Commencing Monday, 26:}: Inuant. EOOIO Kingalod, 24th April, 1869. IIGUSE FUBN-I-lilllil Goons. T1:uPEaLNcn mnuxs. ~ 1....-- =--- ._.j- m AND cmumows wnm: may snnnnmr, in pinu, but imported ,. w. 3. HcRAE 8 00. it ` + Iuuu Ale. Ale, Ed mh :. 81. ._|. snnnmen Travellers Guido. -56.1 rup. Pine Apple 8 Noyenu Syn: yrup. Ban: an 8: run. _..__-vul 11] Lemon Syrup. Strawberry Syrnp. Ru Ginger Syrup. Aunln rm- ARE NOW snowma 1-am: Io J.LJ.Jl..'J' J WELL UP. JVMERTBWN, . Syrup: 1:. a J.` _auin1Nnn. ~ "W. 2. ulnar 3 On: Till BTIAIIIB I v- 0 -~ 5:20 " [coma wur. 5:40 mm. ' Xixed train 10:00 5. In. It It '1.:.n , u F. R. HGRAE 8 O0, <-----I-I J` ,in/1lbnd3ya'buI. KI ' ~ II . fem! 8_ W00. R. HORAE 8 Go. 1.7 Q9.-----. av nu;-u';ni% _ApI-I10. CUIIU IL-1"- 1:30 pm. Mi1edtnin3:16I..m. 1:50 " 6:20 In l\I-n --.- DI. 3.`- f!__A.l Kin B April 24. .._. ,a.1uuI.lul.)ll, were Klllea I bllowing are `the names, ascertained injhe midst i M which prevailed: Iha contractor forth: co brunch road from from 8 Minor; Mr Rushmore, Prs ` M tic Bank of Bmokly d, ibrslgesmun; chi! plleau of child an ten-ib taurvive. Several nthe _ _M of annexgti `!"?%i:9n_9ppears to be? in I "131!I_Iportera and tpe go ;"_:_e'exsct`ly this lig `VWIahingto'n speci up ."= be appbinsed liter to Spain. Lotta Darnnn. ......_n-_L , H __/- .\..,..uau-u mu rurrvaptvnuouu rnleun the of erlake _ _6xtT'" 23rd April, JUST- L To CUHRIBPUN DI:`.N1s_ xlnrnnnlt-13.4.-u. ..-_' _-- . C0110 IAIT. nun lll.__.l` In may be an oim prin_ fi . min which left Hum " - ten =o clock. The tr: _f }I cursed by i brdk car there were fteen pa Itch was broken to sp!i j puucngera and the hruk Flu Nmtrand, were killed i W nliinn an-n " LL- ___.-_ __ .. we n:c1:,Ine,Unite ,! revenue of $36,000,000 on impun. from :1. }n the event annexati id`Ia exnctly a. decit to" H1 ; $0 I IIAAA an---- A " gprll 23.---The following ` ohhe killed_by the accid *Igl;nd Bsilfoldz-wm. . .. nt pf1he:Atl;Entic-W; " n; Dr; .A.. . Bec Egqyllntildu R. Pray. M u-TofDr.Prny; Georg _ hgpan; P. .0. Bhnnslm . . , of Newport, Long ' info:-nu `*'.Ap|-ii 23.-A number Lghcn uympatbizers held ,1 and afterwards parud torehlight procession, c . Buttes and Cuban ins _-`tum 37 IICIIUVICI-I `ulIIII- t points; It -'l`lIe,puaongers tak ' :3 "dim? H116 hnon Innuul A .8L.Domingo tn tlie 10 M V 3 new revolution 1: ig_tetidI', headed by E . j I UQDBHUHBUIB I133 ` ltyor have been placed 1 I the United State; Consul, `FVGIII In uullu I-I3 Cerf! _ `Several ware unable to pro'ca H and and wounded were co Ind Jamaica, Ind ever gw_n done to nlleviste lab Y __ vial, unsung` BUG `Here I ground for the stnteme M is anxious for an ext ` `inthat. direction; One ' .a4.--TI1o steamer bfark, has arrived here 7gp:-il 24.-The stea fad from New York. um -oonuJ:aouL[._ - n PM?! -: W *'."I-",'a AW-5 lAdIlns. i,_nnu:h between Footer 1 pi hundred _p`oint|, three b mamas. n hundred (3011: Ma. and -...-3-0. msnufacturcd, and showing also the amount of the additional outlay occasioned by the collection of said tnx.-,-Carried. Mr Bodwell moyed for copies of all com- mnnications to and from um ....--~ | , p.H." f:I'i-on Delpawhol. -as} _ - . 51 g3_.JI'he steamship In "Hand to-day. ' llii. - QDQQ Inni- nu nose and all be brought down 1 public. 'I_`he motj Ill : '_, April 23.--The she ,,'lmm New York oh 24, 1i.In.-Weatern I.--Bondi quiet It an! L 1' m` V` in" ms bin 5 5,70 _r....u- runuuu. ` Mr McKenzie moved an address for all the correspondence that had taken between Government and the trustees or curporation of the Bank of Upper Canada. Mr Ross said all th papers which could brDllf'hf, rlntnn I-`U-` ` uu .,.-ummuceu. Sir John A. M meat must rs: the government prmtion. LI _ `II -7 , Prin- .. -.-vnv uu 1LIUSU3y. ( On motion of Mr Rose the 1191: into committee of the whole to 1 certain resolutions declaring it expe conrm the agreement made by tl ernment and the Great Western company for the settlement of the d y the company to `her Majesty--M in the chair. The resolutions were agreed to. Mr McConkey inquired whether, of the acquisition ot the North-Wes tory, it was the intention of the govt to ask for an appropriation to ope munication between Fort William an Gerry: and if so, when operations be commenced. Sir l'..l... A `l ` u-uc; aruulur OIIBDCES. On motion of Mr Rose t1 the departmemof nance 1 time and referred to a C whole on Tuesday. \ - motinn nf M. 1-)--- the insolvency distributed on Mon_day or Tuesday other similar offences. On rnnrinn n5` 11- V` " ,___-..b -.. uuu uul. respecting o? ing to coin. He said they were: troduced and passed through last session with a very few am They had been framed on the int criminal laws of England. Th read a second time and ordered mictce of the whole on Tuesday. Sir In]-u. A u--- -- uhlilbl. DLHCULELI Uutles. On motion of Mr ROSE, the into committee of supply pra Street in the chair, and afterwu reported. ' Riv Tnl-- I "' ` ' ` Sir John A. Macdonald moved the se reading of the act respecting o ences 1 CON]. Salt] lllnv warn "-- ""' had been sus`;ended' two members of the government. 5 so been stated that in view of an large accession of territory there might be found a necessity for the redistribution Uf{ departmental duties. ()n mnoinn l\" n. he -- early and muauuun.-us ox its charter. In reply to inquiries for explanati cerning the progress of the negotim lling up the Cabinet. Sir John . donald, while acknowledging the cor of the course taken by Mr McKen nied the accuracy of his statement had been said the other day. No} had been made that the offices ws lled immediately, but only that negw suspended" during the abs It ,..,. 1..., nous: or ominous. Ottawa, April 23.-T}1e C01 standing orders reported favour petition of the Bank of Comm amendment of its charter. In Pnlv on :..,...:_:A V r i ,_,_.. .....5.=.m.uu.:, wmcll lips just.` arljnurned. Itis roundly-denounced s the must venal and corrupt body of men that ever eat in deliberation in the State Capital," which encourages the forlorn hope that perhaps the New York Legisla- ture mav not be absolutely the most venpl body that "ever robbed a State under pre- tence of making laws for it. Anything that had money in it, says the Harrisburg State Journal, however disgraceful and destructive it might be, was sure to pass. Divorce bills were openly sold in the lub- bies; the tax bill on coal was brought through the House, and when it reached the Senate $2,000 a vete was freely utfcretlfor its passage. Why. then, did it not pass? Are votes higher in Harrisburg than in A1- bnny? _ {--:-< The New York 7 ghostly kind `of con language in which th speak of their State L It is 1 than numr ......-I _j--: The despatches relating to the Roman question distributed amongst the members of the Italian Chamber ofDeputies cumprlse sixty-nine documents, the dates ranging from the 7th December, 1867, to Decemlier 1st 1868. They give evidence of the rm attitude of the Italian Government, and its persistence in seeking 3 models zvizendi be- tween Italy and Rome, and the recall oftpe French troops. The I ubZ:'c denies vtlat there is any intention to recall the expo i- tionary corps from Rome, or that Italy l'- 2: sounded the Cabinet of the Tuileries as E 0 the possibility of a mixed occupation of Civita Vecchin. The beeutiee of the Republican system are admirably portrayed by the New York Times. Werep. foreigner to utter expres- Ijona like the following, copied from the` journnl, he would be charged with mining and prejudice against the republic-:--"The politicians of the country,---(seys the mea)--the men who control ' its conduct by lling its oicee of power and prot, are IBIIIILVEIIII and corrupt, and as a clean r they sregi-owing more selsh end- more corrupt every year. The governmentlof ` our great cities he: become 3 by-word of re- :` PI`Il=h Incl just contempt. Our State Le- stock them, meet with an embarrassment in the high rate of duty imposed. While logs are not enumerated in the tnrij the Department has given them a place B[l]0Ll1g lumber, and imposed a duty of twenty per cent, the same as upon sawed lumber. This s is a discrimination in favour of Canadian manufacturers, and against those of the United States. The mill owners are mak- ing an ebrt to get the Treasury Depart- ment to reduce the tari' on saw logs to ten per cent. Mr Ed. Evans, at well known dealer, has been sent to Washington to present this matter to the Department. The mill owners of Rochester are hiding in this ._.... vvv uul \ll .|LUI.:uCb'lrCr re I m ovemcn t. -Ii`oc}1esz'er Union. The Spanish authorities have promptly disnvowcd the seizure of the two passen- gera on board the ].izz1}:2 Major, by sur- rendering them into the cumdy`of the American Consul in Cuba. A triangular _,,,_,-__ `.71- lJ"`. ... puun. A mung diplomatic dilliculty between the U: States, Great Britain, and Spain, is terminated almost as anon as it had be, gunned and governed--have become uncr- ly demoralized-=-have thrown away regard for principlennd for honour, and look upon Government only as an agency for plunder- ing the country for their own benet--and its oices, not as a means of Icnderiug it bonuurablc service, but of enriching tb`em- selvcs at its expense." gislnturea are equally bad; there at: half a dozen in the whole Union Whl( not notoriously open to the bnscst and degrading inuences by which human tion can be controlled. And Congr rapidly falling into the same false and course. The politicians of the com the compact, active, organized `arm which the whole civil ndministrnli guided and r p___ (:- _, __,........ nuumer, In new North-west, Terri- ;was to open com- Ltion and Fort so. (n'u=-rnri-mo ...~.-an ___j_.,.:-__._ PARLIAMENT '0? . ,-r-..-...-5 u.Iu|_u:lU|JS lD_]L'.l'y werty. An act regspecung perjury. respecting indictable olfeuces for An act respecting larceny and nilar vu an-V1 lUb 5 IU ler, sent . aiding this remcu [in ion The repudiation movement in the United States, whichiappeared to be strongest `at"the time of the Presidential election, still posses- eee I. hioldqupon the people in the lVesteru States, when popular sentiment is not` so much inuenced by the bond-holding class us in the East; A large public meeting has adopted an addres in favour of repudiation, takingthe ground that the bonds should be considered the contribution of the rich to the public defence and be extinguished to balance thelhalf million of lives contributed by the poor. The tion will always securities of the and its nancial credit. justice of the special exemptions protecting the property of the lgondholder from taxa- tion and the depreciation of the`currency has permeated the masses, and nds its vent in propositions like the one under notice. - --xv LICK aqteemen pl... (1-, .u.:Macdonald said that parlia- st accept the territory before 1!: could aaksuch an appro- _v-_ -..uuyq 541:5 IUCTC 18. fl 1d comfort in reading the the Pennsylvania pnss :ir Legislaturn wlninln I-`-- Times says Of crimtm-r in u-. --- .....- Aye committee oy favourably on the Commerce for an ts charter bad;there u-3 njoq noL- _.I__I 1-r - -_._. uv\.ala liries explanation: con- es: negotiations for Jinet. A. Mac? Iowledging correctnesq :en McKenzie, del V of what 2 No promise hat would be; . negotiation? ed" during the ahmnn- nu use the act respecting ace was read a second committee of the ald second pecting rcla.t- were the l91|lsin- the House ry amendments. l model of the 21311:] 'l"1m l.:II >* ( ....u ruuusylvnl pl Legislature, which \ arnnnAI.. 4..., - We are very glad to observe that Senator Chandler a- outrageous resolution has met with condemnation in several respectable Americas journals. The New York Times says hiaspeech is one of which a sober man wouldfeel ashamed`. The Boston Aden-_ tiaer says : Senator Chandler of Michigan , who believes that if we withdraw.our min- inter and bluster a little, England will pay the Alabama claims, cede Canada, and do anything else we please, has once more given these profound views expression in the Senate. It appears that the speech was that which he made in executive session on the Alabama tre_aty, but as the Senate chari- tably refused to remove the injunction of secrecy, he moved a resolution in open Se- nate, and so secured the opportunity for re- ` peating his ltarangue. It is impossible for us to express adequately our compassion for the senators who had `to hear Mr Chnn- i dlei-`s speech twice. There certainly is something valuable in the'Englishe practice of coughing down `an unwelcome speaker. . -....-nu uuu 1` U11 i operations would V tr: v _/urmu--DU ` L afterwards rose and --, nap nun: IU IJIFS. ~pcnl_v -n 1d : than tlirl no -mo ----- 0 -_._ , -_...y u-v which Tire en and most ,_ - _..,. nculca vll all n Iome, : . of ..... ....-n.u Iuu.lUUl'. 1[1IS u logst I, Fvnna .1 ...,.1I1._..M -The committee 0;; (1 `n-m.-..:.1.. _ .1 ` ,-_-- _..\. u.-gun ans countr_y-- `army by vil administration is 1 `A47 I ` :n government M` A -~--=A- !L-A-_ _I_:,1- - the House went; pro forma--Mr` r`.r\N'.n-(Ia .-H-.. --- -` ry human ac- i. Congress is 2 and fatal ___1'. CANA DA. 1d thing; I began. . in view at 'T`..___' there; is. -anti.-..- AL x United ir hbour to build I: " vessel leaving for the men, the very who are devoting p the `gray -..u unumx (N.8.) $1,400 in gold. As man they could sell their farms, and to carry them Away. The Chronicle lays: United States is Elle . d ` their live: And their hbour to hnilrl -3 "onus In New York private equipngea can 1 ired by the month-*-gilded harness, mo: door, bnus-bultoned and oockaded con` footmen included. A nl-in-GA I..a._- A - " A_propoeition to cut 3 canal, nuigable for the largest clue ol veuelc! intersecting Ireknd between. Gnlwny Ind Dublin, has been ennonnced. Some Liverpool men are " actively in_fo.vour of the scheme, Ind it is stated thnt the necessary capital could All be raised in the United States. The die. ltnnce is about 100 miles, the ground Eat, and no engineering diicnlties are in the way, while u large nmonm of time would be saved end danger and shipwreck noideri_ Should the ncheme be realized, the construc- tion of so important a public work would be of great benet to Ireland. r._.:,. ;uu Uflg stood very high, about twentysve feet above the river, between two dams, erected to obtain water-power. The water, it appears, undermig- Ed the masonry which supported one end of the bridge, causing that end to fall down; end the people who were standing on it, for the purpose Dominion, bound got through the ice. No vessels can leave yet, waiting fora gpod north wind Mr Ganalsnperintendent, says the break in the em- bankment at Dunville, by the r scent ood, will not a"ect the Welland canal. ' Tn CATLSTBOPHI A1` Gtuxnr.-By fer the most melancholy result at the spring oods that has yet occurred is the sweeping away of the bridge at Granby, with eleven them of note in the place. Such 1: tr stood tweuty:.ve damn. Wm-" " ` ' K _, . V - - na- Port Colborne, April 23 -The of Toledo, Qleveland, Akrog and arrived at noon to-day. They through over ten miles of ice 8` morning. The t] A Iar Wnilina fa-n .----I -~- ` -------;-o Owen Sound, April: narrow belt. Waut tend leaving mm The O Konra an 36 meet the Magnet and the morning, Weather 1 warm rnio--wind, south. -In .r--- ;-j~---___ Nxw Ptmnxcuxoss R:c:1v:n.--~TIze Galaxy for May (Sheldon &: Oo., New York.) This American magazine is rprinting Charles Rende s new story. "Put yourself in his place, with illustrations. Judy, April 7,* continue: its e'ec- tive cartoons against the Gladstdne ministry mad the Irish Church bill: (J. GoodfelIow's.) A _ , ' ' ,. -..... ,..... nus evening Wntertown look over a. drove of thirty came to Cape Vinqent this afternoon. fair, with bright sunshine occasionally with clouds which indicate inin. PI wind during the day S, W. and cold. .j__-_;_; Smrpmo Tlyxws.--'lihe barque John Braden and schooners Clayton Bella and Haunt Blane left the Penitentiary wharf yesterday for Saginaw lyn is taking wharf for the vessels. The propellor pleted her repairs, ed to the wharf of she will leave this load with wheat_ The schooner Richardon is loading rye at the wharf of thsl. T. Company, from the store of the company, for Uswsgo, and will leave for that part this o cate Cape Vincent am. .4-. .... A- evening, The ~ ._?__~________.__ Au ACClDENT.--A couple of farmers wnggons during the crowded slate of the market this morning came into` collision, and one of them was upset, and the occupsns, a man and woman and a large share of the contenls,were thrown on lo the street. The woman In much frigbtgn. ed, but after restingin one of the sdjncentstnru a short time she was enbled to proceed about" her business. It was a purely accidents! occur- rence, nnd no blame MILITARY Scaoon.--'l`he tained second clnsa- week :---Peter Dillon, Johnson, Barrieeld ; Hiram Daiis, Wolfe Is- land; William Esford, Barrieeld ; Eduard Jacob, Barrieeld; John Sargent, Kingston Mills. Mr hlackenzie B0wg:ll's Interest bill is in- tended to establish six per cent as the legal rate ofinterest without contract all over the Dominion, without affecting the privileges of banks and chartered associations e:ipress- ly authorized by Act of Parliament to lend maney at a higher rate of interent. By this bill aeven per cent is the utmost limit Lhat can be taken directly or indirectly on con- tract, on penalty of forloiture of the interest and half the principal, which forfeit is to be equally divided and one part applied to- wards the aupport of common schools in the townahip,. pariah or district in which such uaurionn interest hall have been taken or demanded, and the other part to go to the {tuna who shall sue for the same. _'I`be bill will probably be referred to a select committee or to the committee on banking and currency, by whom the general question of interest will no doubt be fully considered and reported on.

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