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It. Oman ogrood tho. tho “no land '~ 'hol o oho‘ngo ohonld ho modo In tho ’ notion oohomo. to co tho High . ho thought tho: Gounod on tho It. Boa contended um the High School: "0 doing 5 an» work 10: mo bonom ol the Mon Bohooll. Bo I“ me to “I!!!“ “an N Immntmlon mum: was one which noun tho mutation of thc Mlnlam, OHM gun. was con-aptly [neg-Mum. It. Hm: «highs Minictotfiail Edsugstion mod to upon on the 311 hool- Ottondod by 2} oi the entire school populo- Olon ono-thlxd no Inth on wu proposed {or thOommon Bohoolu, which won uttondod by 95 per cent. of tho uhool population. Ho confidant] the High School proportion too lap on expenditure. [0.0.0010 nid ho had limply tutored tho tto High Schools to the originul position 1879. homely. 8450 inotood 01 .400. ; In a “It... «condor, education wu font :2 ‘ t u olomontnry oduootlon. . mu told it was competent for the to out down the expenditure on High I'llooll without voting u wont oi oonfidenon. n. intondod to monthot tholtom 01 883,000 h High Schools sud Gollogloto Inttitutu be final to "5.000. Ir. Onoon cold thot the euparennuetlon “cult, won on extreme one. There was I [not objection to the compulsory tax of $4 on the tcechcrc' Idetiel. The theory wee. of mu. thet the tcccherc would provide a fund thot would indemnity the province. The ment quote at present was ebout 888 out 01.100. otter deducting the teccheru’ contribution. He would be com to do anything to put worn out teachers in a worse mm. The eubjoct woe u diflicult one to with. The closing of the Depository would, I! curled out, give 810,000 tor othn educctioncl purpoeu. which woe an hportcnt Item now thot the revenue from ”do and tomato was ten thcn it need 'l'Bl IDOOA'HOIAL von. ' Tho Bonn wont lnto Committee 0! Ban!!- On the item Public ind Boponto School- ~8u0,000-lx. Oman, in moving the Iloption 0! this vote. undo I lengthy speech, I upon 01 which we hold over. u out dunn- m very much crowded today. ~ It. Inna: aid that the aunt of Int wu oxouodod by about town thonund . Md ll: might babpruilmedmthot tho mm. t on would a n nlr dicotion of shot. would tohg plsoo this you. Aha lone dlunulon, the Bill was rend Ibo uoond time and referred to . amid hummus. Bill. 1t no ebeolntely neeeunry to prevent flee exportation of some Iron: the eonntry 'lthln eertein IOIIOIII. I0 or to prevent pot hunter- eornlng over from the other lide end Muringthe some. ' Hr. Pnnn agreed that. I0 fer no pnrtrldge we eonoerned. eomo eneh provirion u thet d wee neeounry. . Fun: leiddhe would eonrent to t]: ”vision in roger to pertridgee. but e objected to the 13:!) eleueo. which prevented Mum tron: hunting or exporting some of ___ L -~ 3 in let defot Jeuduy end the let dey of hep umber: (-4‘wild tune or queil. between the may 0 enunry en the let dey of October; In woodccck. between the let dey of Jenuuy “the let day at August; (5; enlpe or plover, between the let dey of Key end the 15th dey o! Aunt; (6) water low]. k own ee mellurd. grey buck duck. wood or enmmerduck. between the let day of Jennery end the uh dey of Aunt; (7) other ducke. ewene or gee-e. between thelet any of Key end the lath day 0! Auguet; (0) lane at rebblte. between the let day 0! Burch Ind the let any 0! September; (9) black equinele. equtnele or zoo equltrele, between the In yet Jenner! end the let do: of Auzuet. It. Flt!“ oppoeed the Bill. which, be all. would not give eetiefection. beceuee it epplled to the whole pr Vince. The preeent kw hed only been two yeere In opetetlon, ndit wee too eoon to decide ee to its eflecte. It. 11an eeid these preeenee were metal: to: duck. end this meeeure wee not M in the intereete 0! than heving pee m Ninety nine-hundredth! o! the men throughout the province were in More! the mein cbeugee propoeed by thie ’fien ‘ A 7 , . It. onu moved the second tending of ill. Bill to amaze! the low (or the protection 0! [one Ind int-bearing anlmlla. The My“ ohms not .1 follows: Hm of the taint-.15 or birds hereinafter mon- tlonod “all be hunted, taken or killed within the "lad. hereinnttor limited: (0 door. elk, moons. moor. caribou. between the 15th do, 0! Danube: sad the int day or October; (2) muse. rants. pruitio low! or partridge, between lit dsy of Jami-aw and me In an of mm -‘.I:ouvln and Imond ma Act incorpor- ‘flhc the Lmbton Central BMway.â€"-Mr. Doioohl. To mend the Act Impeding Land gargant- my! the survey at Imamâ€"Mr. To confirm n eon-in toy-luv o! the Town oi 0m Donutâ€"Mt. Creighton. Tobgnliu eertnin by laws of do Town of m-lro cook. To confirm n by-lnw of the County of Pdnu‘Edwud. granting aid to the Prince E33!“ County Balm-y Compaqâ€"Mr. Bounding the Prince Edward County Bail- .” Conwayâ€"Mr Buiker. To “than" the Trudeau of the Prolby- “In: coughs-tic!) ol hobo. knocn u the Holvfllo Ohnxoh, to Ian «nun Imamâ€"Mr. Witt". ' It. 0300-: lntroduéed a Bill to emond the PIN“ Bohoole Ac}. The Bill, be uid. ln- filled the eugseulonl mule in the Bills 0! Illehon. membvu lot Mlddleux end Wen Halon. h eleo provided for the collection d uhool um ln Union townehlpe and In an. yet nnpxovlded lot. The Bill wee reed O In! “no. flu tollewlng Bllle were lntrodueed end I'll. Int tune : Toenend the l“ relpeeung mum lebor .mo ah°We _ To mend the Aueument Aelâ€"Mt. ‘l'o mond the qunot Liuuo Lotâ€"Mr. on». (81111111911) Tho following Bull were mud 3 third “me $11 wad: Io mum by kw 310 of the City 0! Bunt- Mâ€"Mt. Hudy. To Inootponto tho Port Rom a Lake '30:. B911.” Comp-By. -â€"Mr. Morgan. Immu- pomionn "to mounted (umong th- onl‘b] Kr. Anny 110m South Went- was») paying um the ale 0! intoxlomug lulu. on Glut-mu Du. Good Enid.” Ind at!“ you." be proglbited. Mm. de. 4.â€"-'l‘bo Ermnlook tho “In "In. o'clock. ONTARIO LEGISLATURE. mm mumnrâ€"mst sisslou. on“ AID IUB'B‘LBIRG LIIHALB. Tonouo. Fob 6.â€"Tho Spotter took tho oholr ot throo o‘clock. \ Potltlouo won unsoundâ€"From tho Olty ‘Oouuoll 01 8t. Oothorluoo'. tho Town Council ot Btntlord, tho Town Council 0! Brookvluo. oud tho Town Oouuell ol Proooott, thot tho lorkot Foo Bill no, not you. From tho mluloton ol Oohvlllo ond Owou Bound. thot tho oolo ol opmtuouo llquot‘ no: ho prohibttod on holidays. Tho Attotuoy-Gouorol'o Blll roopootluc ooroum' tuqueoto woo nod o thlrd tlno. Mr. Mow“ “id he could not any, but he won‘id bring It down withom nnmoouuy delay. The Home on motion of Mr. Mont, “jgnmd M six o'clock. down. to he gonna by plop]: naming than. Further. Quebec and other provinces bud «porno Immignuon ogonolu. and It the ultimo of Oncorlo Inn to be [only reproulmd oho 'muat hove on too. (Chan) Tho non pnud sad the Oommimo rose. TH. IXIXP‘HOI 1mm. Mr. Manon-n uhd when the Bill on (the exemption question would be brought Mr. Bell)! pointed out thet one reeeon wee thet in the pemphlete. ete., tuned by the Dominion GoVernment Outerio wee entirely Ignored. Immigrente were edvieed If they deelred to eettle in the older pert of the country to go to the Eeetnn Town-hipe. Greet eflorte were mede eleo to put lorwerd the cleime cl Menitobe, end the hon. gentle men might heve noticed when in Enulend thet while everybody wee epeeking at Meni- tohe, no mention wee mode of Ooterio et ell. Thin wee e etrenge thing, ccnelderlng thet ‘Onten‘o wee the greetut egricnlturel pro. 1 Vince. the henner province of the Dominion, ‘ end the one which enpplied to the Dominion revenuee e lerger quote then eny other. He mede no cherge egeinet the Dominion Gov- ernment, {or it could reedlly he underetood thet ii Mmitobe woe to be eettled the people oi Eoglend muet he mede ewere ol the edventegee it oflered. The heed oi the Dominion Depertment of Immigration wee elec en Eeetern Town-hip men. end neturelly knew more ebout thet locellty. end wee more deeply impreeeed with the edventegee On k- -...l..-.e L; I Mr. InuninLWby in, 'iii-xiioeairyâ€"‘f'at' Onmio to rapport n nepuflolmmignuon saggy-tom? To amend the Act respecting ditches and water coursesâ€"Mr. Morgan. IUPPLY. The Bears went into Committee oi Supply. On the item Immigration. 849,950 (increase 822.950), Mr. Benn! stated the cause oi the increase. Achange was to be made in the European agency system. Hitherto, since 1874, this province had'not an agency oi its own in Europe. though it had one agent in London ; but all the agencies were under the control oi the Dominion Government and such Provincial Government paid its share oi the expense of maintaining them. That arrangement expired last November and had not been renewed by this Government. In‘ stead. it had been decided by the Ontario Gover'nment to establish an agency of its ovm in London, wlth the present agent. Mr. Byrne. continued at a salary oi $2,000. Under the old system the expense to the province was 87.800 a year. so that this change would produce a saving oi 83,200. The Government had decided to issue a pamphlet to influence the tenant lar- mers’ movement. One containing a great deal of valuable information gathered through the Immigratlon Department had been pre- pared by Mr. A. H. Dymond. whose long journalistic experience rendered him specially titted tor the task. and was now in print and almost ready icr distribution. The duties oi English agent were to be somewhat extended He had received instructions to proceed to Baotland, irom which country the Dominion Government had withdrawn its agent. and to visit agricultural tails and markets, not specially to lecture, but to advertise the country and place himself in a position \to impart iniormation about it to any who desired it. One prominent cause at increase in the immigration expense was the bringing oi immigrants from Quebec to Toronto. and sending them thence to difler- out parts of the province. In addition to assisting in paying their railway iares, the province hadto provide them with food on their journey. and for some days at the various immigration sheds until they found employment. Last year ior sending immi- grants to diflerent parts oi Ontario 04 000 was voted. and '8 052 actually expended, and this year 88 000 was asked ior the same purpose. This expenditure was largely beyond the control oi the Provincial Gov. ernment. so long as the present policy of the Dominion Government was continued. and so long as the agents of that Government and the steamship agents sent people out here. The {allowing Bull woro inhoiuoad and rend the am time: Boopcoting the qualifiuuon for Municipal Councillorâ€"Mr. (inn-m. To lunher mend the Jurors Actâ€"Mr. Hgdy. lit. Unoon uid there In no restriction upon grudnnel o! my University. which wan I atop m we diuoflon the hon. gonnemln mg alerted to._Th¢ item pat-«it A On the item. High School: Ind Collegiate Inunuwl. 083,000 (lacuna 87,000). Me. Emu: moved um is be reduced to 875,000. 0“. On me “on: for tho unparannuulon a! touch- or-Jtlt. Gloom aid that next Ionian he would Introduce Iomo proposition In xetunnoo to I change in the system. The romdning item- 01 mo eduomon voto wore pound wuhom dlsouuion. Mr. Kerr. the newly elected member tor Swtmom, no inttoduoed by Mann. Man» am: glad Brad», and Mr. Alex. Robertson. the member {or W.» findings, by Hours. Meredith md Bonnet. Tomaso, Feb. 5 â€"1‘ho Erma took the elm: It thus o‘oiook. Mr. luau-.111 "tuning to the Itntomem o! the non. member (or Mouton, oontendod that the ham: too higher eduonlon. the more amulet“ wu the Common School work. He nugget-ted am the Minute: 01 Ednomon ought to do something murd- providing Mouton] oduoouon for meohonlou. Mr. Malian: ndvoonod . chungo in tho School Luv which would shrow opvn impea- sonhipo to graduate. of Mom“ Univuom us well u to than 01 the University 0! Toronto. Mr GIBIOI Huron) um ho vm am to but um the spoonory would 1mm": be cloud. u m. province would an o are» dul 0! upon». Ho 3110 {noted “bongo in thgjupgnnnuoflon "Item. mono, they not. In may on» tho High Baboon Iou hm up. not (or “I. but!“ o! the town or will“. in which an: Inn “in “of, bug for tbq gholo county. _ ‘be well If the‘ Govemment took 3 gteeter control of the tellweye. wlth e View to pre- venting the mnnlelnelltlee going further Into debt by eldlng enoh undertoklnge. The Inleteke Onterto hed evldentl, mode tree that the Government hed pleeed it too much in the power of the people end of nllwey epeenlnton to pleee dehte on the townehlpe. and he believed it might hovel Mr. Leanne eeid the return would ehow the municipel indebtedneee to be eomething eppelling. In reilwey eid elone the indebt- edneee had been increeeed by eeven or eight millione, end eo heevy were the texee in come plecee thet they emounted elmoet to the rent of e pretty ieir term. But", irreepcc- tlve oi the expendituree end debte oi munl eipelitlee, there wee en indebtedneee incurred by the people themeelvee within the munici- pelltiee which, notwithetendlng good crope. wee conetentiy lncreeeing. He elluded to the eume borrowed by the yeoinenry oi the province irom loen compenlee, eighteen oi which hed fourteen mlllione oi dellere out et intereet emong the people. The Treeeurer recently compered Onterio to Quebec, end pointed out thet while Onterio bed e eurplue Quebec wee not eo highly ievored. Quebec. et ell evente, hed not thie greet privete ln~ debtedneee; end thet rovince hed not, ee Onterio hed. enconreg the municipelitiee to go into debt for the purpoee oi eidlng reilweye. In Germeny. which wee the beet governed country in the world, the rellweye were entirely under the control oi the Govern- inent. ”He did not know but thet it would Mr. Ron moved for en order oi the House for e return ehowing the emount oi the debenture indebtedneee oi eeeh county, city. town. townehlp end villege municipelity in the province, on 31et December. 1879; the dete end emount ol the eeverel leeuee made, end when metering; the mount peid or redeemed. end the emount oi principal etiii outetendlng; the totel emount oi the einking iuud levied end reited to 81et December, 1878, end the inveetmente thereoi mede to 31et December. 1879 ; eleo the eeeeeeed velue oi eech municipelity heving euch indebted- neee. end the rete imposed for ell purpoeee. He eeid hie object wee not only to eee the totei emount ol municipel indebtedneee. but to find out whether the municipelitiee provided their einhing lund ee required by lew. Be wee eireid they did not. He wee eleo eireid thet the indebtedneee oi the country incurred by verioue pertiee in e veriety ol weye wee becoming very greet indeed. The increeee in thie indebtedneee in hie opinion led to come extent to the depreeeion which we euflered. It would be impoeeible to tell the totel emcunt thet the people were in debt; but the indebtedneee ol the.mu_nicipelitlee_could eerily be eecerteined. I Mr. Mower introduced “ An Act Respecting Municipal Taxation and Exemption." which has been thus summarized: The measure deals with the taxation 0! the reel and per- sonal property of incorporated companies, and the personal property of persons resident outside oi the province. both being made eubject to assessment. It proposes to do away with the 8400 exemption on incomes when the latter exceed a certain amount, and to abolish altogether the present Durtial exemption ol paddocks and lawns. Several clauseeol the Bill are devoted to the solution at the double problem of local Improvements and the assessment therelor )1 Church property at present exempt from all easessment. The Bill providee (1) that real property specially assessed for any work hereafter executed shall be. with certain ex- ceptions. exempt lrom any general assess ment for the some purpose; (2) that the municipal council 0! acity. towu, or village may by by-law, passed with-the assent of the electore as ascertained under the existing ‘loesl improvement sections at the Muni- ‘eipal Act, extend to the whole muni cipaiity the local improvement principle 101 aesessment tor certain elusee of improvements ; (3) that when the trustees at Church property join in a petition tor a locsl ; improvement the property becomes liable to‘ as-eaement for that improvement like the property oi private owners ; and (4) that the trustees oi Church property shall be liable. whether they petition or not. for such an improvement when it is asked for by two- thirds ol the other owners representing at least one-hall the value of the remaining pro- perty. One of the most important sections at the Bill is a clause rendering a majority 01 the retepsyers named in the voters‘ list at a municipalityâ€"not a mere majority of those votingâ€"necessary to the adoption of a rail- wey aid by-law. Seven! peutione veto presented praying (or the prohibition o! the sale 0! liquors on hands) I. Alter penning 3 number 0! Privete Bills thxough Committee. the House 'went into Committee 0! Supply and egreed to the uppmprietlone {or hospitals and ehultiee, Crown Lends, and colonization reeds. The items of over-expenditure for 1879 were allowed to etend over et the xequeet of the Oppoeltlon. The Home edjonmed et 8 45 o'eloek. Tomato, Feb. 9.-â€"'.l‘he Brunt: took the chi: et three o'clock. end unepoxtemenlike o! the No methode of killing geme. Mr. Peek pointed out the: the Municipal Act hed been taken edventege 0! in Hellbnnon to prevent ‘he running et Inge 0! dose exeep‘ in oompeny Imh their ownen, end 3h» web 3 measure ee 3hie Bill wu needed for the puleneuon u! deer in the country {urther north. where no municipel orgeniuuon ext-ted. The Bill wee reed e eeeond “the end retemd to the Specie! Committee ekeedy eppointed on the geme lewe. Mr. Mont eeld the whole queetlon ol tentlon ol pereonel property war one o! greet dimenlty. He thought the neonate neuelly eonetrued the lee in the very wey hie hon. lrlend deelred, elthonsh the hon mem be: had lnterpreted it properly. Ho laid the Blll might be withdrewn in the meentlrns, end when the Government brought down the Bm relating to exemption. they would eonelder whet oouree they ehonld teke. The Blll wee allowed to etend. A brief discussion took place on Mr. Odd wou'a Bill to prevent tho killing of door by mum o! (103:, name contending tint "nuthunung" was up more oowgrdly A...‘ ..A,_A,,A It. Own: moved an oond again; 0! 31198111 to nmond the A. uncut Act. He centred all a! 5 "30'9”"! d u to be deducted {tom tho am on ht: pct-nod property, In and 0! non), the debt: manned 1n xenpeol o! ginger-anal”. XUIICKPLI: “DEBTIDNBIIo TAX [XIX'HOIL A» u mu: Aor. 73' cm “W. IUPPLY. A It. Hum, tom»)! of Pmton. Bog- lsnd. In. M. tint town 01.26 0.000 [or «Inn- “on! pnrpolu. and 0500.0 00 to what in known A. the Qum Anna’- Bouty Fund to: aiding poor out”. ' The Peterebourgnkia Viedomoeii lnelete lhet the popnler eetlmete ol the popnletton ol Bneele le very let behind the tlmee. The grend totel oi the populetlon lot the yeer ending Dee. am. 1879. lt pleoee et 97.000.000. which figuree, it predicte. will in two yeere be lnoreeeed to 100,000,000. Whether ellow- enoele mede in thle eetlmete lo: louee by the recent we: or by peewenee we ere not lnlotmed. QHoueee tumble down here eometlmee he. lore they no 1,000 home old, which in wholly inexoneehie, but e houee whleh leteiy tumbled down et Brlper. Englend. hed et leeet the heme ol bolus 1.000 yeeu old. It wee ooeu- ‘ pied up to leet month. end 400 yeete ego wee the only inn in helper. It wee one etoxled. ‘ with e thetehed tool. I Mumford Jun 20th 1880. III: 0. 00 gontlom i no In moudoy globe for a mm to troVol to: s and, mode Clothing bualnou I think I would unit you i on o two: by tndo wioh did not ogre. with my holth i thought! would wright to no if the plan it util Vaotnt please let me no st once strictly temper-to Ohuiotor undoupntoblo direct to mound County of gnu out. no epoch] quellfioellon. Some each nation must heve poeeeued the writer of the following lemr to a new wholeenle house in Hamilton. In rupees to epelllng end hendwmlng, the ordex-book o! thle men, If he ever should get employment " on the med," would be 3 night to Ice : inter yun oi “lime. Simuuiy, it IppOll’l to many on only thing to invel end sell goode. Even some intelligent business men (who hove never tried it) think A commercial inveiiet'e life In euy. jolly, simple sort of oooupeiion, which requiree no epeoiei qualification. Siam. .mh The notion in wide-apron! that “ Inybody o‘nmkoep “039 ':‘â€"I3 109} i! wpl. before them A ismer, estimated to be worth some 825.000. but who had no knowledge of busi~ nose. begen es s furniture useless. in Ingorsoli, Mr. W. T. Crisp by same. As s consequence of lack of system and knowledge. his estate has been sttsohed by the Impexisl Bank. Mr. Orisp esnnot turn his lend ell st ones into money, end finds thst seedy essh is e neces- sity in business it obligstions us to be mot. O'Brien dz 00.. herdwero. Exoter.0nt., insol- vente, ere reported under liebllltlee emount- ting to 86,000. end hevlng euete in etook emonnting to ebont $2.800, beeldee poeelbly eome equity in reel eetete. Mr. O‘Brien wee formerly o! Strethroy. where he felled ebout eix yeere ego. Unebleto procure e dleoherge [tom hle ereditore, he hee elnee conducted bueinoee for hie wife, who le eetuelly the in- eolvent on the prevent oooeeion, end who hee reel eetete both in London end Strethroy mortgeged to the prinelpel firm creditor. Oemeron e 00.. 0! Hernflton. Envy dividend: in com o! inloivonoy no Incoming lou 3nd Ion common. The mm o! Willinm A. Home. 0! Inset-oil. is worth; of notion u some in point. Mr. Hangs a liabilitlu unmounted in III to 82,077.02. 0:: thin a tint and final dividend of on. and two- thitd oentl in the dollar is now ready for the creditors, 834 43. The total unlined {tom the «me no: 8240 25. which. with the excelpiion o! the dividend, wu III-flowed by the ow. Among the active retell bucineuel on Yonge street, Tomato.“ thet of Wm. Mc- Mntet.jun., dry goods rctcilcr. It hes not been a remunontive one apparently, for a meeting 0! his crediton we: held yuterdey, at which it Appeared thet hi1 nubilitlu were some 625,000. end “not! 820,000. Some Montrecl 11011ch are lugc creditors. Arthur Harvey, 01 Toronto. Ionnorly manager 0! the dolunot Provincial Flu Inaunnoa 00., says lhst the Oompnny may eventually pay ten cont- ln the doll»: to lhe general omeido creditors o! the concern. A dividend ha been deolmd {tom the in- solvent estate 01 F. B. J: J. H. Smith. mum- !Aoth, of Port Oolborne, 0! ton: cents on the doll". A dividend ot thirteen cents on the dollerie declared from the eetnte of J. M. Mehuehlnn. 0! International Bridge, Welland County. On motion oi Mr. Ross. the Bill oi Mr. Hey respecting tile. stone end timber drainage was reierred to the Municipsi Committee. . BTA’I‘UTI “1333. Mr. 8111mm moved the second reading oi the Bill to smend the law respecting 8tstute stor. The Bill provided thst townships could reduce or abolish ststute isbor. end thst the monies seeming by resson oi the commutation oi statute isbor should go into the revenue 0! the townships in which the ststute isbor should here been done. The Bill wss reed s second time end referred to the Municipsl Committee. run muons' scr. Mr. Hun! moved the second resding oi the Bill to amend the Jurors‘ Act. The Bill was intended to supply some verbs! omissions in the Act pussed isst peer, and to rush some corrections in which the principle of the present Jurors’ Act wss not Interiered with. The Bnil wss reed e second time. The House adjourned st 5 40. Mr. Mime did not think it would be wine for the Government oi the Dominion to pureheze the reilweye. The Grend Trunk eoet ”60.000300, end the Greet Wentern 850,000,000. end the idee oi the iGovernment pnreheeing theee linee wee quite out of the queetion. In hie opinion ‘the Government ehonld own no reiiweye end, it poeeibie. than it now owned ehould he eoid. One 0! the eeueee for the inereeee in the texetion oi the people wee the teet thet we bed too men: Periiemente end too men: governing end texing bodice. There were the Dominion Periiement. the Loeel Logieietm. the County Oonneil. the Townehip Oonneii. end the School Boardâ€" eil with power to ten. All taxed use much as they wanted. end ell ehowed thet the right of texetion hed extended to too meny bodies. In hieopinion lane 01 than texing hodiee hed to be mped out ; end en the County Uonnmie eeemed to him to be the leeet neeinl. they ehonld be eboiiehed. end their lunotione eeenmed pertly by the Legieletnre end partly by the townehipe. boon better (or tho province it tho Gonna- nunt Ind either borrovod tho mom: to old nun". or bus built tho mod. them- ulvu. luatud of cabling the people to mortgage their tum Ind property to runny promoter. and people out-lap ot thopountry. Industrial and Commercial. TIL] DWIAOI. more melancholy and Dumllk bin no n In tron wall. poor. indede. God help them.’ Her husband. alter nine weeke'journey in Scotland rocking work had returned poorer than he went. He'e up the mountain now let a bucket of tort. I've three childer', en' it's only three weeke old the youngeat in iteelt. ,My ould mother liven wlth ue tom-and it we: only laet Bundey I buried my aieter." In anewer to the criea o! aragged urchin, and heving filled her can with weed. ahe limped 03 end aoon dieap- peared intoa wretched cabin, the door 0! which eerved for both chimney and window alac. We are all iamilier with plcturee end etoriee setting forth the manner in which rollicking Irishman drive their pigs to mar- ket under many difilcultlee. Peddy now drivee hie pig to market in the eame manner an of yore, but there in a cart 0! aettled melancholy on hie face, he looke terribly hungry, end the cruel cold aearchee him out through the meniiold route in his clothing. In many canoe, alter atauding aeverel houra in the market be driven back the " cratur" unsold. The ahopkeeper, “email blame to him." at timee pouncae upon the pig, and conflecatee him ior payment oi a long atending debt. The price oi all aorte of live atock in very email at preaent. It le ruinoue to cell and it ie rulnoue to keep, tor the “ baetee are ating their heade ca." It ie a good ieature in the prelent erleie that. con- trary to expectation. and thanke to the apell oi line weather which prevailed during the latter part 01 the year, the iuel ll plentiiul. Throughout the whole country the hiila and hose are bury with women and airle carrying loede oi lot! on their back. Little airle irom twelve to fourteen yearn of age carry lerse haekete oi iuel weighing about halt a hundred weight irun the hose to the edjacent towne end villagee tour or live lrirh nnlu tor a pittance of three hall-pence a ballet or apint or two oi coarae Indian meal. ‘I sort 0! edible seaweed celled 'dllllse' used by the people on the Connemsrs ses~ ooest. Issws poor women picking up n mssl of it. on n cold slternoon m December, along the shore at Killery Bey st Lsensne. Perhaps there was something in the beek- gronnd ol bsrren mountain, grey see and stretch of stony beech covered wlth brown weed thst made the seene impressive. but the lonely figure slewing s scanty supper Iran: the shore looked lnexpresslbly ssd. She told me the old story of ' no work. no money. no provlslon. _ 1t_wo_nld _be e herd winter lor the The overworked clergy ere besieged elmoet night end dey, end their funds ere quite exheneted. Visiting one of them the other evening. I tend the peueae end eteire crowded with women implorins help. I. tend iemiliee living in whet ep- peered to he heap: of rubbish. but' which turned out to be more coveringe from the weather, into which the in- hehitente had to crewl. The interior height _conld not he more than two ieet eix inches. the lee weehing up to the emell hole which served ee en entrance. Another cehln I new upon e hillside. pieced upon ewempy ground in which one sunk to the boot tape in weter. There poor people had neither iood not money to buy it. Men end children'ere eeen eimoet nehed. and are confined to their cehine on that eccount. The cry in (or em- ployment, but there scene to be e very vegne idee no to whet ionn it eheli teke, end nnleu eome helpierendered soon the usual oi 1846 will “he rapeeted. , There in in not atteimble. At Letterlreek end the dhtrlet Innonnding Mr. Mitchell Henry's reeldenee at Kylemore, the etete of emir- wee eomewhet better. owing to the lebor el- lorded by Mr. Henry’s building. reclaiming end med-muting operetionl. Great poverty wee, however. very evident. At Olilden eon- eern site on every hoe. For some mile: around the town the pee-entry are on the verge ol etuvetlon. The pawn emcee ere filled with. every sort of movable thetpen be pledged. One pewnbroker assured me that he hen no less then two gjundred bed- and blenketl in his keeping. cor women ore to be seen st deybreek. eittlng outside the pawn ofiioe- doou, who heve walked five or six Imh miles, tram the inland and wild outlying dietrleta, leaving helpless little children at home, in order to pledge their bed: end. clothing lor load. Edwlnfioqm.“ du‘zflbed 99-77139 kin om: ,"flrw _â€" -â€"â€" vv- mm.’ The long continued was kept the tontlctc at home. The your: stock 0! p933- tou. including those which were to be re- ccrvcd for need. on on eaten. There is no cred“ to ho .ohtcined ‘tcrjnccl, co ' nit-bout " Touching Pen Pictures trout. the Western District. " During my journey to the Want at Ire- land." eeye the epeoiel ertlet ot the London Graphic. “ I wee confronted by elgne of greet deetttntlon ceueed by the texlure ot the crepe. e deetltutlon in meny eeeee ectuel. end in othere not remotely pro-pectin. I met everywhere extreme courteey from ellcleeeee. elpeclelly (tom the clergy. end wee eflorded meene ot eeelng end judging tor myeelt ot the reel condition 01 the people. At Leenene. et the heed ot Killery Bey. In Oonnemere,. end et the neighboring mounteln vlllege of Aeelegh. there le et ell tlmee exueme power-r ty, but et preeent lt le much eggreveted. The men here here in the enmmer monthe e meene ol pioklng up e little money by eetlng ee hoetmen end flnhermon to the holldey mekere vlelting the Western Highlands. but Ieet lesion 'everythingr tailed on the poor STABVA'I‘ION IN IRELAND. . Vâ€" _- w _. â€"'â€"-â€".vâ€". 'Tli Elfihteouuoa'u'lono. All unwanted Ialvntlon. . Thu mound thy pugwoy has shone. When (by hurt in wormly glowing mm the cured lovo of prayer. Btu. thy works of kindness flowing. Not as with a. mum'- one; Duty o'er nun be the wowhword. Pity drop the balmy tour: Always towud tho Inllou cherish bympuhy And uvo sincere. In a meek and «lulu: way. O'or the alien no er presuming. Though thy brother sadly stray ; in . uuvsour'l kind qumpaulon. I II... _I_LL G a din-pol the duke“ fun ; Back the stunner, and 3nd weary, Pan not on the other Ilde, Though the task he Ind and drenry, Macaulay» the acorn o: pddo. 091mm 913119ng upguumlnc. In “an hour a! lune-t “MI. 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