,___.. v||\ UL` Queen's I nulc Judge ' Inst. 7.! says Bi: )_\-iL']ll In M that the A :iuI rnil$\'u_`_y' ...uv.u I he clock. " Untarin" was j md Tlunk l{niiw:1_V ning the side of the ppy to carry out innprnn-menu in ..l -I. 'thVn ' mistake fur Inc steamer Bnnn I -v ' archway, and in I i""';l`i_ , building was in or us altered, nu No land 3; book or I lapse of time: property 1: water And that 130" {O er cguld be hnd ll::.:_: (1: ion oflhe build. ment l1ll= Iteriorof which business eecta of H11 `d hes ly stage of the 3 :-7:i: building from mun be tenlly ejectud wise than Inter poured PPOPOHY g ceruin his b" no` P IUIJERICH. ----< Oonnuou PLu.s.-1'on 7`lh, l868.-Anglm and. ed-JldgIunt for the -Ilfo-- much injurml. J- nen"s Ilmuties '13 the whole Sir John Mr Cartier hlorthern r W under investiga- cault In-Ming bun a a mains: tbcrnnd tho latter had no has mun ~The ice went fl * Ins: niglnr, nut!` in the lake was J "L-nl_v I}.-c,-L high in '9, H l).....,..' *` ' of- the the , 1..-. nun`: OD made is 1 more of the dcsim of to arrive at an amic: points in dispute. '1 sire coupled with 1 point which the mini arbitnt.ion--:hat. of right: to the South: pouibly induce the n connectmg this poi government. Q ( 1-112 TER U V J bu :1` medicine. :nn.Inv_. out of the ...... ...-u nu ma ordinary way of biit "mob which he bu obtained on credit and paid for. 9th. I! with the insolvent : a writ of Much- he false pretence of carrying on Ind dealing in the ordinary warn of trsdo with intmt to defraud, obtninn any pro- perty on.credit. 8th._ If within poses of, other- dmary of his trade, my obr.:....a -- --- '-' has her I -_a- vi l.rcOU'~ Ill Gladstone 3130 took Pruzticnlly the questic 11111.. n---- A ""' 13" P91 ?! or affairs, count rm nu... ..__- LE .'. the Pr: A. Muc- ., .41.. n.1HI*`. w- Superior V ,kc., and surrender lbe satin the sssignee within on two months before I D! P1 pen}, or disposes of any real mtent 3rd. If wn Intent to Hutu i iuuuncu 0] rue lssue of I writ of all` `hm-I or an assignment within 60 days, to be . , . . , e1gnee's for line benehtof the , l"M- in the bands of the sheritf or in the ban seizing creditor; lens the amount of ti and sheriff's fees. The demand upon 1' who ceases to meet his liabilities as 1 come due might be reduced from : clock $300. V\'t`l` mute] and to act witho a creditor; his duties might be It counts of the assiguee, concur in dividend to be paid, Ind sign the < as correct, and determine how mm in the bunk after the payment of on disbursements till money is nccun payment of the next dividend; n the cash is deposited in a bank 4 hood in any oath penae of the estate the prosecution. made before hi ,it' the inapecu He might be req ish'csch creditor with A copy of lbeets without charge if asked for bcrequired to lead it copytoevery` doefnol: reside in the ~m--'- `" ,_.. ...,....- ncteu me part of mlvw cute for the United States, but placed his views temperutel_v before the House. Lunl Sunley replied cluarly on points thnt. were brought. II -lied thlt the the various up, and again Queen`: Government gerent. rights of the South. ad the discussion as likely 1 good resulu, He dcprecal` uhington was a pledge of peace. Hr Stuart Mill and Mr n|_J,. ` ER , u-~~ - To enforce a complete discovery and of the estate to the llsli goes, there mig md tine of $400 if any perno wilfully cone V property of the insolvent; and he migl Que able to forfeit double the value of the p 3) his eir ler lit concealed -, and there [nigh person, notfrnudulently co rily discovers to the Altai insolvent not known to t cent on the value, and en creditors might vote to be Poatmnsters might be req addressed to the insolve the space of three mom I be 3 rewart ncerned,\vho v gnee property he uaignee, 01 ch further sum paid to such uirld to deliver nt to the usigt be after the iesn atntement of his a"nira by My tninaa full and true account, to the best knowledge and belief, ofall the debts, of way relate to h hwith reveal all cular relative knowledge. in; this oath has wi. it. might be made at urge. The innolvent ` f-u'rn ; and that he will fort every circumstance or pnrti ntfairs that may come to his insolvent after mak concealed anything, to his diach nuts, I the assignment, iberty to amend 1 4th, As to! tion of the as: ling bin: ` n ,n.....-. _ nod i the 3 for / Mud PriV3' I -be` 3rd. As to the mode of in; a debtor of his cstnte, complete discovery And deliv signee ; the , _- -.._,uuLcr com: hereof. 5th. If After use 'a writ of attachment, Wil . true state of his affairs, 1 `n of the insolvent act has ice, or causes to be couce: mnlm-A -'-- "" ' ' , , _ _ . . . nu; -um U! H That if an execution order ngmuu a lrnder i pessonal property, or :11 considered an act ufi cc.-eds nf the goods, if I V II--- 5 |`uuLucL-ediug $4 per day for 2 V` wbe re Ihc whole assets are u; `$3 I day if over that amount. I! uukiug on voluntary nssxgnmenl r` be reduced if ei-ciuucy is to be y..a- ,,--.. .. u.-n.muL: `Jud. As lo the circ to constitute acts of 1 "l`|.,. :4` , _.-._...,.;. nun] nave an opportunity of consan- 4 mg together, before the meeting is held. I! the interim uaignoe were not elected asaignee, he should receive payment for his services from the crodilorl, such a sum as they might. vote, but 53 The expense of nssignnient could er-.....n1.. 3-. _- 2. -~ *- -..,w. 51/ um operuu Uommmec Q/ the Kings- ; (on Board qf Trade on the Law Q/'A Bank- ` ngutcy and /ntolvmcg,/- I In. A: to the mode of effecting at voluntary nuignment; and as to the expense of it . ` The board couaider that th ufcinl uaignoes ` appointed by the Boards of Trade 1;: _:.t be in- . lrrim I.-signcca.onI_y till a mowing in called of I the creditors to elect. an as.-ignt-e to rulize the estate. The insolvent and int:-run nssignee to , prepzue statements of affairs to lay bofore c.~di- ` , tors, and to call a meeting In the manner provid- /ed in the second section of the Iuaolvent Act of * 1564 ; and especially to post circulars to eat-h zcreditor wxth claims over SIOO, containing nliat to the powers, duties aslignee, and the me: `I : I The minule having been r Id and approved, ` Hr June: Shannon, rend I circular from Mr J. I` Leprobon, Secretary of the Parliamentary Com- ; miuee, Ippointrd to inquire into nnd report up- ? on the nature rand operation of Ii a lawn of bank- ruptcy and insolvency now in force in the cove- rni provinces of the Dominion. The queries `preceding the cianua of the report are those f contained in Mr Leprobon's circular lo which the report is o nplyz ! 3 Rrpo ,,__j ---u-en, IV. ID. -? Ree, Livingston, Hebert and Kinghorn. The Presidentuplalned thus! the meeting had been called to consider the report prepered by I special committee on the laws ofhenkruplcy end insolvency, and lilo Io teke up and consider the terilf, pnrticnlnu|_r that portion of it relnlingto ` the euger question, e. question which necled the entire country, minuleis _ ,-_.-'-n I A Ipucial muting of the Board of Trade of this city was held Int evening (llondny) in the I Council Chamber. Mr John Os-rrnthen, Pml-I dent of the Board, in the chnir, and the follow- ing members being present : Heura. Dunning- ham, Vice President, Fonwlck, Voigt, Robert- . son, Fruer, Rose, Williun lun, W. R. Ile- meolimr had a voluntary fa/.5:-i?(Lment 1 iiguee I ntatement of his be signed Wilh ass emigh: have the liberty Lc tb. A debate on the Alaba en place in the House C 1 copious summnry has ` the New York prcss by I Mr Shaw Lefevro acted Cln fa. al-- 1' `- ' ,_... .., aucl] person. sters mi bl re letters 8 `I _ ed insolvent of ' lge belief, what- nny person or persons; and that be has 1 up all his books, documents, nccounts, ds nud papers of every kind belonging which may in any his ecmr might be appointed on each as. ditors will?! power: And duties dened, without remuneration; he should be _ _,_ -. umyuaca or, nrdjnary to : aditor has consented In A I`--` .u nu Inc: of Insolvency )9 E'd5_r We act of, `by the . Iitnment within an A--- ,...-..\.- 1 execution of judg La is Ieviedi Lwrtv nr---' ---` " ... u.|uut3 ox compulsc ' and of u my delivery of it ,-_.. --uvuub. {De CI nary nsszgnumnl could ii-cmucy maintai JG circumstances which a La Insolvency : ... IV uulfa, no! his perlonal pro- ` estate with such in defraud he omits In his statement of af- I has to the knowledge his-: debt undor his in- S" Single copies or the `unmuc Nnwn, containing the news of the week, had in wrapper.-1 for mailing. Pris 3 issued every Fridny. SP9`ifl1 Commiflz If of I'r,..l. .. .1 --._- .. vuu mndeud for ' Accumulated for the ddend; and In -an "--' f,_.._, U! ncuuous vilhil three months u three months be- ; writ of Much- iiwosa M '-"` r, and re: means of I k at interest .- n-.._-/ lion judgmmt, decree 0: er levied by the sale of his rnny part thereof, this to be ;r" insolvency, n f nor ni` `"'"*' Wumr relative to his 5 Iflhe is wilfu gbt com- when .ment lhrmlri A-I=--V dividend sheets r much shall rennin one dividend ccumultno 9" ` . ....u 15136- 'e'l1iJ,at the ex- pector consents to required to funn- r [hp Hui-|- ` 13a 3352;`; 1' yr`: `J U! H18 ... uuuunru lUl.' me and Kingston lime.j Llevind :.n n... - ,_. ... nulUl'85I [OF generally to ad- : might have pow- `ty of wilful false- : him At `F-A * *-- ---v nu |u5)'[ Pportuni:_y or. rneelinc in I..v.1 -.., nucrc mggh` be . conceals I I hr: minke L, ..- .u-unreal wnen en! should deliver ' which and ty with- compulsorily diveat- `. of s-nf'n--=-- * , _..J ugnunu li|'CUI' 3;; in u r :1 I is! adue to [ban that H-- - ......u nu HIE mad; who vol un ta- of lhe i.>iEDP!| nf ` --- < -91 I-HU d 16339 that mlerest for ernllv 9.. -1 ,_-.,., lull. H.) De Icy, and the pro- or insolvency be -it attachment 73,10 the as- reditora, whether \ handset` the ut of Hm '-"' __:. Trains nrnn nml d'ep:u-1 from an Btntion u fallovu: xf then}:/|'-o};r;:y_ reward to the d.Wlm vnlnnon ........ uu:1u(:'l)' - maintained. a nre made 7 2 remuncra- con trol- He: '/Le Bank- 1.0 Hing ease 5) Pf` ndem "*1 L1-rim 99 c tirculars 0 them, [but the nity of ;evl ervices might days on estates der $5,000, and scarcely maintained ~f enforcing a "in to the lul- delivery might be 5 finnpnln .1 3 " ': 2-7: 4 H -II 4:31 6 II II 3,63 Or 8.12% Jndgmg from lhil it would appear th re would be too high wt: :1 compared of the English scale; but I am Iugnra of I higher grade have Men No. 5 at many of tho ports in H-----'- `I! in -- -' ..-uaul me ' the costs [1 rs lrndc-r I tho; be- 1 $500 to E?` Jen` r11.`.~'1 ....svnI7I-I -Ill ended 30111 J each grade u we une, I867) fol lows : !comner1mIv--- ' vane JUICQ, Meladn, &c., In: - - . ' at lay 1 cent pe;'.lb In;:l'z he average cost of the Be miued the fol- lowing autement :- Smlc qf Englzlvh Sugar But` Canadian tan is to a grtat Inn 11211;: 123 or 82,92, equnl on 100 lbs to so an -v -- 2 113 3:1 or Q 74 -- MI Simps_on said that he h-A -'-- -._,..-.., uuuector of Customs At this port, was present at the meeting. nu BUGLE qnzsnou. Mr Can-umber: said he had taken the liberty of requesting Mr Simpson to nttend t be meeting and explain his view: upon the tari`. 5-1: In I nlgbor grid . tho po I in consequence of I I mnr in I` R -" an: IV. D. 5 j that L ere, Pruident ; dent ; Henry 0 Shannon, Ofc President to take the chair no I ' Hr Cnrruth- sugar question, and aion on the subject. Mr Cunningham took the cbnir. A communication was read from the Sacra- ' `I1 ! Of [ha London A ' ` nuucreu null and void. The report was pasaed without a discnuion. The following genllemsn the committee on bankrupt Henry Cum dent; Charles Voirn G.lI.- taken up mendmcnt, `-7 or I-H!!\ I7m(TUl`1|N Inculod neatly, cheaply, und expediliounly at the DAILY NEWS JOB PRINTING OFFICE. That in cases of 3 where the insolvent apps sets, and no meeting of 11 within six months, such I side:-ed null Thu ram`-- '- ` ` - -........cu, us me goods 5 exempt are quilo auicient. That. assignments bnvingl nees not residing in the com) solvent resided, and doubza :1 lo their legality, ilmighz h nasignmenu should be legal lime. nu uppncauon `.0 the Judgu That. the clause in the Banks Act exempting the from the operations of the I: be cnncelled, as the : cxemm am ....:.- V -- - Thu . lbe deal is of In or disposed of in such 3: any meeting might I.` any application . That Hm ..I ...-- - Ennu . um ulsruarge, Suaansnoxa: That assignments be made to g within the county where the or carries on his business, and e shall be a creditor, or an of- cil nsslgnee approved by a Board of Trade. That it be sufficient to advertise only the in- solvency and discharge in the Cnnadn Gazette, and all meetinn of r-r.-mu..- :.. --V- - - ,. ._ ......5..-a Lu UBIOTTIIDE whothar the ocr of composition bonld be accepted) the deed of composition and discharge might be prepared and signed by such crcditors forthwith, and alter two weeks uolice the Judge might be empowered I0 grant his discharge, SUGGnsrmxa- 'l`h..o ---:.._, _-.,.v. .9 uuuulu `III- orally to full the obligation he has undertaken, he is insolvent, and that it is of no consequence whether the insolvency nrise from absolute de- ciency or from his estate being simply unrealiz- nble. As it is desiinble that when an insolvent offer: ll composition the era ditortt should be able to accept. it, and the insolvent obtain his dis- charge in a shorter time than at present, it might. be provided that the insolvent could otfer it com- position at the first meeting, and if: majority in number and three-_t'.iurths in value at that meet- ing approved of the offer, (that the a~signt-e should send circular: at once to every creditor with claims over one $100, with an abstract statement of the insolvent : affairs, end call a. meeting not later than 31) days after his appoint- ment as itssignee to datemine whether otior discharge minht ha nnm---A -- us 10:; (id or 9:a7dor` s 123 8' 101-! CM nr ' TUESDAY EVENING, |J| IBW costs to men in business; it has ptevont- ed judgments and executions from having effect. in favour of persons in the condence of the debtor, Without defence, in order thst such per- lon might secure his claim` it has prevented I creditor: from obtaining goods or securities out of the estate of tin debtor to satisfy their claim sftur be wss insolvent ; it has enabled nssignees examine he ins-olve nt. and others, and to lind out and secure goods snd other asset: conculed by the insolvent and his friends, and divide the proceeds among the creditors. The Board con- sider it desirable that an insolvent sbouid not have the power to put the creditors to costs who serve the notice upon him to sssig-n sfter he has ceased to meet his commercial liabilities as they nature. It might, therefore, be proper to estab- iiuh the rule lhst, where it debtor is unable gon- ernily the insolvent, and llnlf to in Ar -- -~- - _.-un-u n| I prompt 3 D llloonnn the avenge of papa, which in so 1 cum higher vomited at this port of tho .....- VII` 1 --A` um am as to pin conduct. the into rent in opposed or not, judge from the report of the n opoctor Ind the public cumin solvent whether his dilchnrgo dintely grunled, uuspended, or 1 0| , ....... .-, -- uwuuwu I0 I11 lnollllll. Till! I! IIO deed of composition with dinchnrgo or consent to n dischnrgo be signed, the insolvent night on- ly ho pormiltod to Apply to in. Judy: for 5 din- chu-go After his" public examination bu been mode and is before We court, with tho report of the Iui an to his conduct. That, whclhe: nnmised m- nm cl... M... .s.._..1,. The Board oonsldatbnt Ibo period of.tmln ' Inonllu -cqoind b the not to aspire batons dip charge II obulno night. without an lou to creditors, ho leduocd to six months. 1!hnt if in A -Il.._L_,, some Iurr. 5:10 pm. [510 am. [ Mixed Thin is by Montreal Iimo,l HS minute: for the diemnoe -an-.1 If;---I--- - , -_.r. vv. reul estate no! likely to re: ,ooo might, with the consent and at a. valualion by comp sold by the official assigned, anla nr ....LI:- K ' ` n, rc., ta `IAV T I`-""` no W `I (I 1,95 ll 11 at Canadian Scale. a.:.,\r..', 1 ' 2,74 2.55 2 1:1 _, _'.r-uvunlll IU H16 Jlidgf. its insolvent might be . mnnner us Ibo credi {might direct or appoint, witf 1 :1; than ,l...I..... -... ...uuuon by competent 5 assigned, either tr public Auction, wit . Iuch ti 1!. pi-opor_ without being : any application to the Judge. might ha -A _, ,-....... nuv uvuuuru math] I, otfer be nm_ 1 lhu 9d [ha AH`.-.- I-|~-- V` mpling ;.mount or saving: ions Insolvent Act would and chattels already I nnln |-----/ ' , . v-vvv nu. uaaed 1, 82,60 no 2.44 6-10 H H 2,27 6 10 2118 H 2:55 n.m.| 2:1 voluntary assignment at apparently posaeuea no us- ing Vcreditors has been held , Assignment nbnll be con- oid. united the Vice-F : to enable him (1 no meeting bis vi: to take part in la bsvingbeon made to astig- in county in which the in- Id having been ruined , be enacted that such I legal nn In um ....- A ..- uncut or tip he Judge. Post nu 0|-nu ---- . . . . V u --uuunuuu Ill IIJO ID- n: his should be imme- d, refund altogeth- 1,72 that grade ompnred with No. an con vinced that I It In P: and sun ll lmportod into Would I dad sou: Jun drilling! usus III! SDI I: p -- T-- vvuuuulu null, WIIIIUEF the court lhould nuigneo und in- e examination of Ibb in- I' hid diulhnu-an -l.....l.l L- I_- A clause by clause. Ind and with very litlle @3}8 i Da1~3l~g lszgavs. Vice-Preaident rim (Hr his views on the .1 the discus- an: vi! DUIU rr creditors rappoint, without ...u-vu null BIICD to the present Ofce Savings `mi Invintn 83,00 2,60 2,25 Ion Al 3 private dinner the table presented 3 I apponrnnoe. There w from one and of the t just room enough for zh. m----- L - II'!'l0ROLOGlCAL_ rm: wnmc Ennm The Govern Messrs. P bell as t Dr. Robert Grey, 2. QVOF B yea itors u or General eleg Howland and to represent nder the act he aairs of the B 1' out frnm C has appointed has. J. Camp- for the settle- ank of Upper young men, somathi-m _,h__ . Ottawa, Ihrch, 3. Governor-General of to make the fa John H Her M l868.--His E Gnnndn, has : yn, Esquire, 3 C menency the been ppointment, viz: planed olonol in Dxuurnu 5 per cent. Curried. 4 In regard to the duties on rape, etc. Ir Frau: moved, sewngied by Mr all ship clundlery be recommonded to be Admit- ted duty free without ' ' ' o erection should be registered in the Custom onto and not In Registration ooes; and be 1 row this out 31 ' special meeting in a day or two. The Bonrd rose It halt put ten Ottawa, iovernnr-T1-- ' , .. .u-uul tl I01 mun ununell in consenting to be preu-nt. Mr Fnrrutheru followed and gave his views duties on ten, sugar, cofee, starch, etc were each taken up and more or leu commented on by memberI_ Mr Cnrruthcra hoped that an Moved by Mr Cirrutbers, seconded by Mr Fenwick, Hut a committee be appointed to drnft I this city think it I 701 ned twenty dollul \ ZIV llghn-\ I-- K "` omzplon for I his kindness 1 II. In --- -' . use no ruuon lot causing any Alteration. Mr 8Jm[won I statement was accompanied with occuionil explanatory rcmnrlu. Ho nllo exhi. bited, for the information of the Board, the {ol- lawiug tubular ltnument: , _ _....-ry service, Comp:ni6 ourablo Order of the Bath, to Ir of the Government of the P calm, In the nbsenoa `.e,`E:quire, the Lieu uul urucw II II pfelcl. _ I The not-Ago Value per I00 lhl of malulo, cano- juice syrup of solutes, Inga homo Iyrup, kc, Imported during the not In: 52,40 3-SthI. On these I nhall recommend the name nta of duty being levied u on Iugu. In England, where you attention has been given to the lubject of sugar duties I observe that the duly on 100 of moluul in 764:, mad as our present duty is 73, I nee no ruuon for advising alteration. --_.u nuuxl, and U10 nken amber! ho pad ale usri would be decided u pon. following resgluliona were pulsed: ed r Cnrruthers, :k, orinl, recommending t hat I duty of one zr lb specic an_d from 20 to 22 n-- -" nu Uvcu II I win! II!!! 15} K! Ill IDIl."WOI`Hd ' be n falling of of lnuonu of 31,118; and when it In taken Into connldoution that tho lllll tondoncy of ad nlorom dntlu In to lnducq Incr- ehnnu to inpon from the plus olgravnh, when the nine In much Iowa: than in lnglnnd nd the United 8tnlu,I do not think that 1 con: and 24 per cent would be too hlgh. But! would on- Iy recommend this in the aunt of government being obliged to nine :1 large an Income from this article as at present. nvarnn-an (ulna nan mn n.. .1 ...-|-.|- --._- Tlllngivlllll purl ' clan: . In! llnlr mu `I1 Lunulll or the Board were given I for the statement he h"d made, a non in urrulhera mgnr question At some length, n: :1 an common` her: Mr F?--*--*'-` ' Oil` `PEI I N-.. u] nuuer mainly through Long 9! g the race` A hopping race wa5 Ir, White second, with Usborno C` d Booth following in order. wane yards race which followed. le-race, won by Law. A lteeple- "` ind a half mile: in which Uiborne with Power following, was no, Booth third. The Gazette says. in pom too mum,` est They afford ad- `"3 lg to a boy : temper and power: Tbi Practicing for then: sends a lad W0 iped by a stock of pure oxygen to Cid` All work and no play makes I-Dd ray, and the dearth of native Ofl among Canadians for no 01' many `'0 nape, be partly owing to the day" bfid rhich altnoat prevents those sports 115" fe of an English aohooI-Cricket 00" tthletics." __,__,________ A; on wr-moor L1c:aaa.-lllicitli, 0110 his very grieroul (1504 ined (the lowest SW18 statute) tor nelling liquor with- pied I out the customary license, even house -uld be for the second or even gable Some of them should try It in a re: ~ found out. A race If the Recorder : rrery morning) bu the follow- Ieuantt, for aelling ll 3 or lhroe months; and F. the r: 5 annular oonee, 353 or three mg in was 0 ------------ Wallh --The caulking hammer is al- re. 1 ting the advance of the buy which on which will Ilaortly become was a 1 harbour. Various nuclear; in fm 1 I8 N!-Iitlg While othou have tranapii for some time. A good deal than on the ateannrn ofthe Nnw Id up here. Vent: a1 _....__....__. Lap-go. Short, 1 InulIIy.-1'WO leniniae 71- In. Ban tprlnlnrl salon to he an `I'oroI_-to mg. They were dkcharp :;';h"'f ,-a -n a um] 01' "'0. I pan ten. reuonu {mod I the water, and in proeeu recintmui 6- -L- - _, .. ......, ..u., -no nner pnying I dividend (F25 pea cent. The Ophlr commenced workin ' I in Februnry,l866. In October, 1867, in addition to its opening expenses, and the purchase of ad- jncont properties, it bud pnid one dividend of 50 per cent, and one of 25 per cent, and um Inn $30,000 in its treasury. In their vslnnble report of October, 1866, the IruueeI_Inako the follow. ing remarks 2-` In the history of mining opera.- lion! if is almost unpnrnllelod Ihnt n mine has been opened to no large an extent, buildin -.. upunucu or opening, baiidil has paid a dividend of 25 per 1 onion, with 29 nrou (I.hne on 318,000 in in muury, after pl in; upon: during the your it buying I mm, kc., sud after pa 0! 25 com J `O ill nllnincr nv-a---- A" mm; propcrucl they can get hold of. of {hose mine: are already quoted on t. York Exchange at preminnu ranging in to 150 per cent on their original (hugs. other succouful companies, I ml] pqrtlc the following :-'l'bo Wenllmgton, with 0 acres, began work about I year ago. It I: all expenses ofopeniug, building mll, I dividend of 25 nor ...... nu- PLl.u.-Toronlo, Snlurdny, Hutch -Anglm and .l{mm':. Appeal allow- onl defendnnt on both de- _. _........ .,.y..-u uuw nymg ununployad bq_ V {:1}.-7 cute ncighboum in the Stun ban slur dy learn: their great value, and have honglu up, and are continuing eagerly to buy, all an bag mining properties they hold Bonn! than mine: am alum. .........a -_ .- - '11:-IDIWI-lIl\l-lJ I Uur ` : do I---no -L. -.......... mm umr runmporunw. 13"; nun that In her Lem-cu colony, and within`; voyage of ten dun, Englznd poueuu that I- belluo will prove the non Int-ruin In the world, and which only require (0: uni; development Ibo invulmom of lame of the` pa," penbundnnl. capital now I ylng nllunlploybd pug Stan: Inc. .n...- nuunuwuw, nn.,4Il:. 8|!-I Inn spent nearly three month tug. 13' in timing and oxumlning the Hon gold elds, and what I hue there loan in ca ulhed me of their great nludthu I In nut. out to uronu the capitalist: of Ibis country to cumin Into their rul important. Paw * Learnt. mlmw ....u ..m.-_ -u`i-:-.1$uaWmn. with M3124 to gold mining in Nov: Snotin, nithnngil from 3 renpectnlole nonroe, mm, of ammo, the reed with ; dne nllomnee for the eemruine feeling inegpgn. hie from thin description of enterprise. It in; "* etntiutiee that mm be euiiy nnpwirie of tion, nnd there an In no doubt the tendency at v recent experience in: new to thou that, with under honest management nuy, in 1. grant 4... gree, be withdrawn from the when of npeonlg. tire min nnd brought antler the eonditionljltnt ' (I capital nnd mncbincry, [old llld silver mining regulate other kinds of industry : A JA'l--A- A . I! - ,1 I I! III! paid mllll, he Jud lividend cent The Pulm- only workoJ,) ha I muury, mvinnll n. .....- no-y `ourvc uuly WOIKOCJ uu pnyingnll its open. ng 3; you-it bu been at rock, 3., pnying dividend The Ophlr commemwl --'-`--' ._-----1 ddleuono, r.b.,4u.. |QQI"- 1L--- .____ .. -Tho hammer! `in; 1 _h;_.|. .._2n u I very hgnd. these preliminary ml of the prom: nl `ill vw-lull Lao; _ from In] aha ---. pun: um. ` man` 1] Hon. Will : ntinllllufrlfs __.._-_.___ ...._____"______'_-- '____ '- KINGSTON 03.933 VX1012 2?. N. F. Dawn, A.B., Observer. putin the deb.sle. question in left precisely in The only perceptible advance more general expression mile the British public amicable settlement of the npute. This expression of dc- i 1 re-nirmation of the l ministry cannot submit to -that according belligerent no Southern Confedency-- may uco I'Hi'ivnI ..+ ...~----=7 ~' ju 1 JROLOGICAL IRVATIONS 1-`OR ' ENDING MARCH 7, I868. I , .-_-- an nut lI10W'In0e III with Ontario Oolk-g.>, which buy near the College. The` n hundred yards upin" for` sea. There were five entries; I, Riven, Kennedy and Rosa, :3` Herchmer, with Blvd! 3 'l`ru\'cll(-rs` G-uldc. .. may point b} the .... unwcu I a third. `Tho second nee Ind Lee, won by the latter. 2 which followed Ina won n.-..- 5" Alabamnclaims i \ Commons of revival of 1 outrun] limo, from which dc-duct ' between Monlrm! iIne.l ~'T PA GE. nu wlaf. . Mixed lrnin ( rnmnclaims has tak- Commons of which been lurntshed ml the Atlantic cnlnic. V the a.l\n~-( . . - 1 -6..- :dency--ma_y : negotiations be American MA HCH 10. gton W-15 Hill Mr `I'oron1o- Jo Fanning, Bellevillo; `David W. Bllph A. Woodcock, mm, 8:. Guam-inn. , hn Craig, Ashbornham ' , n Townsend, Thouu Downing, --; Ana-rim: Fun 15 Bnocx G.-Shortly beforo o'clock this (Tuesday) morning fire was discovered in the upper story of the stone boul8 ., Clnronce street, and occu- , e interior of The t` In early the P onlirely contained. were remove at 16:-I5 a.m. i;.-`uh. , .`_..-- uni ; IJJUTD Wolfe lslnnd got in n cident this nausea. melted mow has 3 of the ice, and if bridge to the inland. the open may have a rapid break mg a horse crossing from ear the crack, the first ac- An immense body of rain evenly tented the Ilrenglb weather continues Kingston eight ofwbioh Ire disposed of motion, moved t;y Mr Robert Sellnrs, J, P. Seconded by opening of , otherwise their cases will not be case: were disposed of. There are thirty cases on 'l"I.. I`---- " 0 hoped VIGIU ,1! they should be .. ......u,--ueno o'c-nu;-o as well u to the puni cue of couriction--that of 1 having uolon them. The cat held over to the nsaizea. Ho loose manner in which use made out--nolV alphabetically __J I - .... um-nu , UB6 0 cue of I var) brought before I (`E nf _,....-:_.: .....u.. vvelcu, Robert Cook, Ric nnd Zachariah Duid. His honour, in opening his cha grandjury, said he was happy lo with the Recorder in inform ondar was very light; 1 trial on lb: Ibis court. He alluded to th IL is reported lln I U'Rielly,J. B. Parke, John Shepherd, William Taggart, Thomas Thompson, George Walker, Patrick Welcb, Robert Cook, Richard Kibby charge to the follow suit informing them that the criminnl calondar be was not ___.-.. .-uuua OK I coxirt of genoral Quarter for the County of From ('I`ueIday,) [At noon at I honour Judge Draper preai The following grnqd jun nu-1;... . The vrsscls were not I Eight` or ten shurm carried away and near!` destroyed. \I' --------->---------- COIIVTY C0l'[; T AN pilea up it plnrest, thr thu lug I rre lh-irly the ci In of which of. : Court adjourned II on our clock on War`--` _ Sunni Lxqnon L quot denim in thi: i nun-r In In ---' -{ _ ..-..., nauu U11)!` selling poi.-mu by mis FR_O)I (it Uodrrich, M-Lrch Jnuvn 0`-A " ' ,_-,J...\-. No lives were 1 the Inter An impart `authorities is I night. I ,.., ,..c..uuu1g lull. tho 1:: right to cart gumlu to and ['1 mm, Ins decided yeah-nlny i of Appeal in favour of the (Jan cartels gave notice to appeal In I Council. .._... u rhc 31131, , --vu. n.I\.J'J.` M onlrcnl, March 10.- ; Mayor Wnrkmun tuol Retiring Mnyor Stnrnm n.l.'|....-. ` _..- ...-1uuvl'l'J']('D|l m the police` only nwasitccl the npprnprintious, The! House of Industry was under consideration; I and competent civil cng iucers were At once rt, on the impruve- A puiwning case is now un un here, 1150:) ofDr. -inn uni.- ` ' Picault ] ,._...... nu we prngrcu ul' ci` I imluvvt-mcuts, et(`., i bu city revuune Inst your was 370,000. Mr Wnrkman made his opening npt'eC!',1 which Mr limldcn, the Chairman of th 'Fiunncc (ommittu-, said the which on the life E Footebnll sud Athletics. ? Oruuo COLLIGI Slow-Sno- Picton Gazelle has n Icconnl of 1 races in connection On Iver: hold on the nt content wu h lad: under thirteen. uric The nndred for Herehuor, Elwell, TM! In won by close second and Ross The Six started in the nut nee, I one-Ini1e walk, won by `White, Power second and Booth third. Time, ten minutes. A quarter-mile and Poster, won by Fat falling during , A'Iteeple- cbuo ofono and n , ock nnw ions , bri: ,which 1 ports 11!` nlIshschool--Grickel 110' :e schooner nst the Gran ,.letci_v snmshi The (`Md ion of the lame fbuilding `ouggalin was rscently dnpagud by the ntign. Nothing the origin of tha r- ` --u. Ul Ina pun cm nriction--that killing cattle after pie )lOD one might pcsiil.-ly be ma commented on the tser assessment rolls were $301 -not alphabetically, as should Wm- ed that they would be properly drawn in I re, he also drew attention to the fact trates were in the habit of kee ing , 4 ctions until the rs! day of the Court; 9" hat is future they would be enclosed "3 k of the Peaceimmedistely after con- A twee their duty to visit and exam- " ol and asceetszn i! the prisoners had d tints to make C" in, by `_ ,' nded r Morey Spoor J, P d'` l, compelling Justices of the Peace 5 Cr` lonnty toseud' in all conviction "Em to any previous to the d"'b' PW" the appeal docket. Jdefesded issues and promissory note the 1: lispoeed "53 civil doc_ket, six er ` vhieh Ladjourned early hour until P"" in Wednes ay .the. J tsh ca --~---+--~---- sheet: -Though the ice remains quite thick bereq tr-(sbout t we feet in thickness, it is d_'` d rain have already had gnu n the ice exposed to the current. y) morning horse near reason. the thaw an on severely I rapid break-up of the island. Vessel-owners, however: couruging themselves with prog- `I [ate opening of navigation. ______;._-.__-_. ms his g__ _, retnov pert y, t intent. any pre fairl. nf flag C.- ,_.., ua uLll 1U n the Maillaml river Ins ; stopped hy the ice {up in the harbour twcnl` .g hrn...;.. -` uquurnea ` x Wednesday. and landing, Id 11141 to I ffi of the curlers ,pra(L-nding lhll. I nl-..-c ~ ' ate, however, 1 2 cases for trial .-`ut, us 3 lbs Recorder, as the docket of many vngrants in 1 of twenty-six prisoners, twenty particular class; one, a lunatic. u down of these was I cue of larceny. A 'y serioul clurncter would be 1bem,--serious in regard to the punishment -wn-RM` -" ,a ..... vvu per , 3 as A tavern and dwelling i 4 'll seen issuio from the 3 I ykinl lhn -""'*-" ' ' _ __ .,.,....._, your! and :11 Sessions of lbe Peace ty Frontenac opened 10-day the Uourt House, Draper nrenidina FROM MBETREAL. 1--.- In .-_r . .uu\.lI cu shermen".-1 nearly thc tuck place last night- Stnrnua gave :1 valcdic. tory rt-fr.-rring` In the progress of city meats, et(`.. real, 10.--'l`be installation of Hrtllt seizure