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up! _ W: up». new)». 9! the City Council I "un, no mu: nae-cums; so " an new, m" ra &ilt6 "I! the ndvertuensettt o'f tht and no it "or will be,with gll 0|"ng [mlblic Md [bun-o; amp-y, inserted illui'm'“ . . ' Thu Chply deermed "'"'u/eri " . Mt-------------------.-.- P - risk: in this dit, in communal ot a... r l V W0 WHO. . “no. 18 slain-lo men. " 'attittgruultittg _ ---e-- '. _ bm. " u t tie 'g'tdld the 1haiii,!), ""attt'a.tt=np'gg..'on m In W pain will not . T boo-o ml. The“ in a widupnol l Fa" - " hetiaq that. man “mum men." ' 7 . a .' _ g a. 'it a...“ ”I. .2. KW“ Below we an. arxquiattiotxtoBU Worship My, ad .0 i096 that My. naps will the Mayor, autumnal, and "my -isttetntt.aotttieiittout their mum» “to”: with Bi, qromhip's reply . thereto. a“. The I." u. "oeivitrg the -ior" ".hatt. only. IN. to commend the con- -iehrqttittrt automaton, and n u- “PM Med“ 0" in 'every “I worthy you kind - “in “our mun a” "oieat "tqprt I“ the sitiaene. TM a. My.“ a "eesertiq tho "ttMioat ot Inkling called 'by ‘Bis Woulnip will be t a... - win-by tueitr will hull mp- tiaitstt comm: for Publicly "pm-in: the h in plain. untie- thrntthettuetmt W in Mlydin to the importance at "rmte.iq m} on tho wild Ind: of the m. Gonna Blunt-'9 Sm}! h My in hm ot " enlightened policy vial will opt-hp the ”any, sud - w: to the you; not: a bmo‘who Comm-ad olsovlmyiumrch of “but: lf an poi-coin thoSpeechu? 4eetasattrdootrt any milk, the Province of Qatari“! nah rapid arid“ in the m d Drum». Tlseir, wooden. nil; way at... m duo promised oncomin- Net-Sher- M. I.“ ' . q cud ",Tu"s--thr, I. A. 'rmtor., . [than (I 'Mttiater, Ebtabhattttaer.t-Mi" . Mus-it'- ' a. Patruh'. Li-Arm-trr-John Kelly .1»,qu Bai-c. B Guam. . t Scans. Lax-pm'lc --ta-" Bros. T " Church 3.er at M. Album. “do I...) taid.-. B. have“. Icy-I 1” Wild with; law but“. Nt..-.. 'fitd'lei. " Uni“ M Cozy-and willow-in; Imo- wrath» Company to pt! all chi-l guild the in. which have I!» and“ the 2tffta?,totctit, my hm “In. P . y-b'oldm in 6013:. In", Mix)", the Build Pom my. “tawny; Ttie 6N..IM“ “the Company pm“ lot-id‘- min adiBbemst poie than, nun-sud Porunot In»; with 'rtethem,tmt ”in" huh-nude“ they van-ho and u soon a possible. The up cl In. Turn", to which we all-dd ”lay, in Art,tsise-oam,, otrdTh,mM.-rtudtomrroeeih" polio] ",000"m “(SM will be duly - MUMMCompoly, “doth" Walpolioiu in the.9teer In" the insanity. 7 . Tl! Wt LI", before its gloniun I hr Mug-luau. was We} . in “""It ratrtiw.aiu. About others, the tsalaries of the on” 0! lb. (Ln-eminent and 'iii:') lam-nailing u the C.\piui,\nn oxen-pad wait», a ”all” those _of the atmo- l a. the myloymn! of an“ Local Gonna": a Tommo. Tho exemption in 3 {3,709th MW“ manurtqwl ot In“ CAIN “I WALL“, the city' when; nod it an 'ate'., in debate Gr, but put the Who. 03 Toronto lad, notl sang! the. ua-. ' ' g Yuma t8- Oowt'o! Biro: up! Ap- pnlddinnd tttttt the 'ttt of my prison: Pane: In. um. Pmisdert only... cbwmmuc, mach» qs.thte Iowa in" in“ Am "d Jon! '11”! use! an)!“ unnamed».- Judgment dance-n at Alan; Jrhile Ctat.Jtsaiiise W. M10! Valor-om, Vide- ch-it-na-sn “:11!qu loam»: pnhk-Innhmrolan‘n trial. The can, My.“ a: lo {our uni-st the phonon; The Boa., Mr. cum. moral " leave to any his ”pal Inf," the .1qu "eurl Coo-inn d the Qtul'n PIN], Conn“, Mt England. Thy PM! ruled that an Wtdqugd weeoi-MBtrient, and "but! the unid- M to to an». an Conn. no it high done with. this mu :9ch w. Cam: In. aim-sly wind at out 'of hi- qtheatt to the ammo! limit) at it be his not ”would, in ups-taint . 5mm: which may]. and: My: addition] It. mind lu alter a in ad Imp-Hid trial, whom an any that “it hall in his. The no», In an] badly "r an“, (and my pun] int-nu in the city ”and” "sur-td, It nu. in. fact. the eon-o. more ot conversation, and many “no” mum.- were and. a the nun- - clan More the dmsauslt ha! niche) the my. Tho "boner, it may be quantum), was wad until nanny; in. hum}. of “it. maath, ill-Whig" the Court. an- Ptttimetodu-Mtueal on his po- an. Me will, Detour date, binomi- piud/bthewdy the Sam" ol the Vim "I! glad u [can that the tee) holthts in tho Blot 1mm (So-puny, MDF, new hyaymuoohodly’ climb“ bald ”Ninth” were. The Coup-y is tg-tterred in basin.“ ttt the " Udall ’0!“ III! Gout-ll ham '.'9-ri" od London; sud gone nub voluntary liquids“: by!» ,usiluttr up of in“ THU-lipid the Company in Click and o. u yum-y sad the-0d g Pound Attoeller, duly "eeuted,,appoittio' in; tin tlto In..." in Candy od the I, error “to.“ lurid: and {uh-rat. re vii-1f up 'Ureth M T Tste Lemur than", .h-pmés‘ Nun Gino»; 65am” “not Akin)? Brianne": l: - the old "agrte winch m3 Globe human, into mtuiaiuod-nehere, jt hadit 'uu'u Maud “on. ad so cttttple np " euo. We - in. this that the H "i. "io.aiBiom, "manna qottte mum. conga-d new inill be Island. lat than um that why: though their wild I“ and It.) will he _" wild" 30100;". Mr. Tun-vb"!!! Ma lug. mph», to an chant-w can.“ wimp ambled to give ' to immune ot promoting the -eul dim»: at thd Province. (lCttit)tianilyttts rnv-o _oier it. "-" which heuorme're withheld tio. 0:de iniqmtn,noorithu mum-[tho loud his " politicpl poritiel pm. Mummy, JANUARY $3, ma NEW our" .1“ - Strqot. mvmnsmms. 'thy [County of til-Hon; and "have! 101M. city, {than {M the day named, the drug! {romance of the {an win. no doubt, be “I. H l Tlr..trii "to amend“ a ‘ME: pomun or. l mu space w an ucouxit ot yte,l, inner‘given l 9n Monday night lam-M the’l‘oyin ot Slum», 'at ho rem. Wsrgm,'rsi.ct't. P.., cyan: man all. Railway tiommusiiou. The Muir. was one 'of which Mr. Wu.“ ‘lIII and! lemon to be proud. Not only that of We Own puny, M: nun, prominent Bowman. ,uniml to, do him honour, and "Wk their diupprpml ‘9; the twperriosta which have, ' bun cart mulling; mace hts appélnlnnx'ont " Railway couuiuionet. Mr. MEL-11'; tweet!) is well worthy perusal. The estpuit- . man: be male conccming the lnureolon‘ml - 017‘",me " 1809. Git domains do. mm good in the "an. partof. tht,Provhse, when 'vireep hueol prejudice has been created. wound the undennkmg by the pereereity of some ofoun eonteinporariew, who in}! written win“ the when ul the Government in ninth! to it,'wiihout any eorreet9etialimt of the he“ bierhicluhat poliéy in. 60‘0qu. In no course uni“). thia prejudice im, Id doubt be cleaved any; but it in ")le that there is a pm, m Ontario hum“ Jug" political interest in keepmg it along " - My". dtutrtituenciee when w’wr}unity.e&n w. tat.in “on, in "pf, to some which trottt one of the gentlemen preuent, mad that tlie Comtnts.toeieis intended to reconsmend lo the several Provinces the giving office - of Mud to the,nmt employed on} the M whu can produce a cannon“ v. ot good Achnrnczerhr n reasonable penal. i'Thie m nn Inimitable oxuiedtioo, and neg/hope huh John 'tttr, , I a I Douche!!!“ 'uet.ettt a Dam l ' but; “up“! an, _ A Inha- ' B Talc, l W. 8 Lindsay, Janos Good-in, I P Paid], _ , D Baum, . . T ICC . EM mom, I W Cmice, Oh: but, , . P A Eula“ A In, 1“qu bp all the Pruvinces/ It could not only 'promote the work, hr bullion; oan.'mt ittdutement moth. Pe". you-Incl the m with. would}, ball but“: aux“. men llwmnlni, and mloond ultimately to the. advantage ot the Pan-lace. by giving then, gvod mam As woman "id helm, " hrmly l-elmro .tho Interculonigl'milway ‘W'lu be our best emeration mm. It In In with the (his: Yum-n, no with Ibo-Grand Trgnk, no with {toenails , so it ha been, ml to it "or will “with 9110mm! ”but: works. . _ _ tun,-crtto calatrtitoua in of In. Arty, n- anny In tlto,deatrmmon of the Queen'- Prhut‘o -atilutment--througts which . worthy citizen, 0. 'E. bellman, Esq, has but: I Inlet“ to a axiom "teu-ttan in- itieted 3 Ion on thVeitr which tagtrtot' help 5-!" -r, Mt. . . " - And in, Mt. -- _ . _ m1. ' ' In "xamiaiee um. momma! COIN!“ In the above, l - cali tlb math; to: the pur- popo mud tttgt',',',',",','),',',',.', place It the City Hall,“ the hour of m o‘clock In the autumn on My next} the 35th inet. ' my! . mu. l _ We ttrMUrstaggd this a the than ot the In In: Ignite; twin-y Mike mated In “in to About 89,000, at! that" mun Wan annoyed. "No nuance. , ' Below '" ii" O maimiouo Bu Worship the Mayor, hummus!) and "My sign}, with Big Worship} nply When». Wo-hu only up“. to command the con- tempiated Ohio-ct no on. in in" In; worthy at! who: nomad tU citium. The mining ttaltetl'by in. Worthy will b. . than: 00°qu " publicly “pruning the sentiment; ,ilsiG all fed because trf the ttalnmity. I . . 'tirto-taesre.a.o.rttitiam.. In comm ot. “on (an, we would ullfnqoon you Worship to all In . k: muting of tAtt dunno " only a manhunt, tanks dopblu ”trade ot uptu- lll; thy-path} with m. Doom. In M: you It?“ and. “In, ad to comic)" the not than: to t2'tCl, toward} the "not of the pirtios with“, _ “mm by the 'ttshtettmate d m queuing, of an m1 of otmintt a "rim-Macs. . _ of Citing, my. Sat' Bot? s, P link", Bonn-0 $trrrilr, W. tf-ith,, Dun suv-tn reply to Oh. con-um in yourjuuu of Why “can! l Vince," I In: to any that _ the Bin-hop of Ontario had promised to gin the who]. of but iNtndar to tM. Album“ munch,“ the-Inna “I... an! " brewing-d toxin Sandi} In! foChrilt Church. But His Lordship having been panned by indiAMssition from tttttul) " own to Christ Church, bu dulled no to I] that ho hum to tspemat . sand-y in 0th” nu noon 333m, when ho will unto ttood " pic-ho to Chtut Church. . . Be: In addition to the "mum-1 - the proprietor of tie-“Intuit pits of buildings dutmyxd. end the mu of Publ regret, thine will bo that of the my prmoe of both 'extt' to whom Mr. Bauhaus attorded I“ Irene of teat,.",',', the-ulna end (unil- lee. Thrown My out of employment in this lacuna!“ - of the you, they and hem to extremities, it not to emulate mt. ll one 6.er novel-eel Intuit new be not “News. l . A - A H ”at“, . W ll Mn; lit Stunt-03,. . W A Inky, W. m, _ 305nm Bony, _ lab-n O’Hara, _ _ J E Jul... D A D A I A 3Gmdittt. . IUI'IIII rAn'I-IcunAn- or "I my]: nus. . _ . lir.Tilmnas Guelln lob: fumltm, clothing “(Peanut launch. a photon. random "mole-n, amount“; In ealttts to 8,800, on which tttrm in. no Immune. _ . We lumber lam um 1,000 minds-dry " Chronic“: " cm: in the Queen’- plint- ttsg once. were annoyed. Mr. Small duo Inc lot-u III that on mung-rip: ist bl. an math, "The mm ot can... their hslglu m him no“ em” on which the "tltyte>d. - um. yuan, VII dqtrorrd. - Thu tool In of the loc- uuwned by the eetebrated w n. list Audubon, up “that 'ot “Th. Bi of America," who” tht muuucrlpt, left In can» of a Hyena. an fierstrored by Now» a to lulu new of. Thin unlu‘ hm claw- yau i' but nothing dammed, he thonldcnd " “an, {wk his port-folio and haw-boot, Inn into tho town“ my! n-pcoducod his work in threerearrs. What will Mr. Sm" do? " Cum", - He,- Entm. Buhop haw we... a nu; nun. Juan, 23. mo. I II. you out. m J. “auxin. M If iron-on, T W In”, J Elm, . Amouh, w lax.) wag», Juno. Tho-poo, J LOB M, J Bataan g A (loam, Thom. um, (Fraser; Tho-u Wily, i' Cotton, q hull, . _ ' Inna. " may Tawny, John A lamina-M has: A (luv, th L “Hey, ' _ T 081m, d All“ Gil-our, J BC' Tush. , Parley t Puue, P Lamar, l E Goo-Int, T John 1mm, (It: A "003, W A mum“, Graze have", AiNeiutast, 'rt Maui), M E male, T Tragic-u, It)". Sr. Atm'o Ot-.','--'), Lox-{Bishop of the Diocese. desiring talk! the _eoitgrrgation of this only?" chord qfour Win their ciiorto lighten the wry luau burden that rat: their Wynn on! Building Committee, AindWae-ytlt' to punch at both' the min. and mitt 'orrvicu to-morrow. Why. it tap-noted! that the me linnc of tts/et"-"" toot” 323% tho building, with. 1eteoyeooryr.yy! furniture, over $8,900, om! 'deft 'iitttf _ ' vhhreturtenof . than ’iuve gir Btttd of Main on yet to ncomogb thin trwo ftiyettstateiatoIt, we thin that tite co-boniivoiy. null 'Ju',',','; cotigrarftiott donor" lone audit! , ting raincoat thqir dohtto ito mount (iiii'ii'i: , $6,000. hilii,u we hon void. this " o in in" burden, con- ,tinno’iiy oxorclaing rant-ling effect on the in! out cloth of 00th, the congregation and thoir photon To meet the chin. of interest old‘dodttctiotlf‘ho principoi, tho mm bu piano to tt.s9'ieiatrthammittey tho weekly ttttig (nod tho'otbor more“ of re Vt'lili'r no hot sMrr to the no!“ ut 880 per month. " than or. neithor pow not: nor endow- nont, ond it hio‘jn city church, the: Minion Boom con [in no grout, it in virtually the ttipond at tho cioruinnn that now moot; this chugo. We think what: then fuck no no- derttood, that on oath on occuion “in pro. lent“ to-Inorrow, my wealthy chunk nuohon will eon-o four-rd and contrtttatit. iihornily to tho othetory collectioru. Thou, we on tee' (too odVertiqoment) are to ho oltogother given to tho {undo of the Build- lng Con-mg, to old the reduction of the doht. w. hop, thoroion,ithot not onlrarili tho oioqnonco ot tho my! thaehtttots, hot that tho acoliont com for which hit. ‘ ioniohip in to plead will be materially hens- and. . . ' " luau"! Hugo Jun: -ycsrterdat them wound pt the Police t‘ou't u mm and cm", from the county of Ottawa, waged-Ill: petty “may " the latw'llr». There both: to when ublo to prove proper" " ”(lbw with a reptilian“. Aitcr the Police Coon Caqton requested the Ruling Ital-tut. to [in MI I certUUtte to Judge Whine, explaining the an“ of bl: debut- tloI In 0mm. “All. consequent inability (a "(and on 1,ttltff, Jury of llis' Courtho- boll; hold by e Inhabit“! in At hm r. The Potico Malinda aid-ho um I): t. in the tumor giving eertitlcatea ot m thunder, ad tinted that Ilnco be was not able, froat mt ot "Hence, to punish him tor 'sprint- pristln‘the goods Mothers,“ would "ord him great plenum to but that ho In thteU (or in nttaettco clued, to apt-ck mildly, by his own t'2 ' Bo nick " the chalet“ of I 0mm “I". . Arcmx ttata 'ro-oar.--" a? mug-m (m; in ariottter column of my: tm ssh. dry goods. ' ' _ 1 ' Intercy Lasr b'uusr.--k, P. Dun-ion. L.sq., Iirriilvred, a highly 'utteresting Iccture in Patch tart night, at the (‘auuilun Immutu, brforaUgt inteOtent tcadience, The wiitrjett wan th"yyttart "hurry, Illich tit" New“! random! very “native, uni prawn-d iii! a tittht which can ”may fail to Ire preiui:tira' of good. _ . _ , _ . . Al Italian.» B-we. harg and in recorditte the he! that a Imam-1 in: 4atablutunetttsitt thin city and ham.“ .lvven plan”! by the propti 1 cuticle of Mr. 1kubarau,ttti older his: whims himlruncvtu his uh I slum In: resa1t from the lat" diw Dun-um or Imus to ml (innuen- luaattac-A deputation of lmlluu from the Sam 005. Lake ot'No Mount-Inn. cow that. of that lroqpoll and two Algonqulm, chlob and bouillon, mud in the city from that nettle-out Vented” morning, and in thallium: united“ the Governor-Genera at his ole. 'omtetdrnttttttt. Manon hia mun- In. showman-at ot the Denial“. They were "calm with [rut courtesy, and placed in Ill Excellency. bunch " mint “n. - belt, 'hlch conveys the hlltory of the My and. by the Iroquois with the British Gov-roman, when their nation ward into cm from the territory which now tormn the United Staten. Dec-Led out in thorny)“ approved Indian container of painted father had you, nut Moucolourod who, Ill “and In coupllneut tothe representative of runny, the. 'peoplo prenatal a very pin-toque ”penance. Bach one wore on " brunt 3 lug. dad-moo, presented an r them of Illa to the we "lull". of the prrunt can”. at: Excellency convened with than in . friendly my, And they durum-d highly gnaw“ ttstir reception. . A Punt. oehanra-tmr..-There is n you; potion-n in thin city known on Jack Walter, his right m,ot'comoo, ll John, ad in in. and out n tom In the Batons-wry, my». than 'umr,withoett, no the potion belle “In; such pm in leaning to be (Omaha lint hon done. lie not up not ion. lime, and will ‘bo do Ignin thin boning It the police out". His ptooont phone. unlit and battery, " [cut that in tho companion him, and them nro the circa-atoms: Thou an n young Jody between whom and John than otromotto be n worn: stuck-out, nod it in to ho hoped that: u null-Kitty, Rate, or Catherine, who her nun. Thin damsel was admired, nll the country mail, for her donning talent»; but thonwm some thing: foe which she I“ nut minim, .91! foe one, or some of those, the MI ub" now mien into the bonds of tho “heated polka-en, who no" taken her to tho loci-up, when“ Ibo In. Menuhin the following homing nnd placed in the dock to but "on tho Polio. Instant. how much lite had to pay to hoop out of in“. A shc-rt time no Mind the misfortune to beLtnntai In thin wny, nod wrnt up to “nl’owcll'o co- mun-mt. The" the “Ionian! until withinn {ow day- of het term, when Juhn be.. xane no itrspatient to on)” her society or her dancing, that no nlrnolutely want out sold his cont opay her tine, nnd won after hd ha r to'tbonl when“ booting an. Kitty Wol- Ur. BI ion; before the capitation pf tho John cooled in hit “out no Incl: In to remain his cont, out he went to tho not: who had lnwtuity bonght it, and without Noting the Ioney but toll upon the mini out lbent-Mm. For this he was or- not-d , stud-y, and by the bride‘s {other bailed out to - n quootion or two from the 'Pollqo mutate this morning. , Try ohm-mun. new". . Secular-I "it? Fa, who use um tun-mm .p. MU, "tmn. (rail aid: Mr. CHI-Inn and pntlmon, -tiixtj Jena fend- tucbou in Cine-in- anti In": petitioned toe the you" salaries " hula, mi the [mod that they tind no reduc- tion In that bill-on account of .01. J/e'rif,'rii",'2 under-land that tlov/cs u 1 comer hail will be opened u a calico n-room by an. Irish Protestant lluncvolrnt Society, in n grind [DID-OM10 concert, to be given mm“ lino an 'QIk. Tho come I of this nwicty Inn than been naked bitumen. and 'Pt' hope that the coming one, In the int: rats of charity, will command thtrenrouragetucat of our emu“. ' r TIII Rior'uu In: not (loam-The mn- dltiona of the match. tot "two banana mum Evin}; lea-it optional with tht new owner of the lure, whether he would mm on Friday (at Saturday night, he preferred nut to have [as night, pouibly on account of tho mm vegan, but will le'uo thhi owning " six o'clcck. Inn-Mia the unto In: bun CBhs. Lully and and tended, and thy rig for trawl- "I; - ”potted and walkable " pm- due, 18145000 who have bet in ("our of the an» at quite any“). n to the maul". Mr. Josh. S h In. gum on thud, Ind will tele- ‘gnwh (gum. of - trim! nt tho winning Phat I l . . Pouc- C'ocrm,-Jottn Pretty mu charged with the larceny ot I cum and, the property, olln. Trotter. It In found in his pone-don " the time of the in, when he took It. The can huh; been prong, Uh \Yorohip mid he was renamed from punishing him on county " he donned, u by doing I0, he should itttBet punUtttnent.ott his innocent family. tr Iilldn'iug from them the 1'yt?etsdeelved (ton his daily labour. Ilia Would}: Ipoko‘ In Duo-319nm, condcmnlnu the mice a! panda; " Vans, when the ‘ovncn ot trtods wen unblo‘lo protect them. Under the eirimnataatceh he would an! the rim: ttt hit for two dun " bud labour. Bott. Coin". In brought up on A change of but: In " Won aver-l ink-lea of and] V In " the late In, undo: Alupiciolu chum-cu. Thug It! not tutt1iclent "Waco to convict lino! larceny, and he wu din-Sued. . IJ()(‘1XL; N' ti,' W-tit. " o" wttvtc my, , Mr. "utihu Appointment Id tho Intern-aw in.“ '. hull-l Railway Ion-II 'tl-tor-. the New. UTFAWAV‘ “MES JANUARY 23; 3 pins); To A. “mun. may. I. ie I unwrap DhatoRtrrRATIoN. Sui 1 other gentlemen lino remanded, speak! in very complimentary terms of It. mush. _ The bdrm”, In proposing the tout of the cnnin t “Id that the main object of their margin more": to co undid the unenlon that It . Walsh could not be "-0le had he odcndlhinuolf; and for nut purpoce “you Hajoi lube-o responded, nxpldning that, ttsoitirtti'politieaily opmd to Mr. Wnlsh, he had co when to .how his personal reg-ad " Mr. huh, 1nd " prids " his pretermettt, Hui it en necruuy to appeal tit " consti- menu, , Mr., Walsh vould hug found Be- formed uniting with Co-ttie' to return him tilafcittetiots. gCheen.) was ni need ot other "tindium, than of tho orhom he saw baton him." Aiterr con- plime in; the Premier of Ontario asa mode. ntuu garter of the coalition which had been cm! by Norfolk, he read the following me a of analog from ministers a wall as from t a local "pronoun!" ofthe North Rid. ing, . r, Juno. Wilson, tine gentleman for - "v 1"' -'-__'- '-r"---a - "-r""--" "mu-1m. mnily (char-n Ind. laughter) and had a!“ that, Although Premier of thePDo. minimn,‘hin inttuettee, or authority was pow» less GTi of laughter) to accelento or port. pone mp "out which in: Absorbing his nt- tcntlon prolqnged churn.) T he (in: luring Seen duly honoured, The [tteir.nan neat cure " Che Army, Navy Nsd. Yolttnteerc" _ _ _ - " _ It had been hinted that Sir John's nan. had icon" unnamed - to nth-act Vinita“, but they know ludicionily that no auehat. traction was my, hr that ovor’body wun'd‘ bt there without it (cheat) The let, torwhiul he had just read to them explained perhiiyllticientlr the camel of t I (er arm's dinner. But,llhcthoco of “Er lius" tnoun slate-nu, Sir John’: 14mm: not alwnyn can", literally their fulluu as. (haughty). There had been a certain it". matter d him (the chairman) in cond not, And he oped that if he should relate it no “amen tsf the pres: would not only forbca'r from puking " in the Wimbut I ht can deny twelve- the plrauure of walking it " all. ‘ir Johnhadtolda friend of . I com tidenti r, and um friend had tohito him coutide 'lttral,lr, and he told to them tamtidtat- tially, and they could tell to their wives cow. trientiatly (laughter), and them everybody could a“ tisit thn.oir' it (renewed haiku-ti, that le Pf J'Ht..tt"stt_eaukctityert fmpotunt " To -' Tuite, Elmo. _ " I at the committee for their kind in- vimh , And regret I cannot be with the doc- tou 5 Norfolk to P, in their “pro-lion at comm co in the r nbio representative, A. Wat bug. _ " M. c. OAKIBONJH - I _" 7 u mu “3,1309. . " B tainsraph from Toronto. " To ' dull-om. . . . u 1 el highir complimented by the invite; tion t tee in the delimitation thia evening, in ho a: of my friend, ILWalah; ur thin to the c mittec. The motive which haa prompt- "d th tnanihatat'.on of the-eatoem in which he is gmiod by his oonatitueuta in faithful; lr a "sriug their riowa in the Commons for "into iva yoara, it... creditable to than, u the ee drncu of it moat be gratifying to him. Tim cushy which compels my remaining h-n- attohd'to public ttttaim alone preveuta my be as preaent with you on this occuion. w J. 8. MCDONALD." Mt. \Valeh had been ttmt brought out in thUr otttitr-" a moderate man, able tit recon lo partiea, and aa,a man ‘who waa eqsutl "eNtt to My chan‘ea " to‘the ob- solete raciicel of the times, fo"r which thedaya had he by. It was Inch moderation that had r turned Mr. Walsh and re-oiocted him, ant t t had gained tor him hie preaent high honun , just no it wan aimilar moderation thus l won their atationa for Sir.Joha A. an! l m.J.. S. Maedottald,nnd had brought Run-r era there to speak as they had heard, know' lt Mr. Waiah to be honeat and .traight- forwa and worthy--' ooaaiatent supporter of co trltrtent principles which he (the chair- man) rged men of all atripoa to aland by " calml led best to promote the advancement of the ountry. Ibeiormera andConaervativea and a! would admit that in the whole coun- try th re could be found no man more capable to fill och oiiice, and acknowledge, too, that his Ill -n\la were alwaya ready and willing to re-ele 'him, and, what waa more tn_the pur- we ', ere able tuso. (Cheer!) Without'l‘ny fu :he put-co he! would then give them the he GM of their -tttattee, w. A uh WaU the claims“ of the i,'aS"Jid1'l'll way ‘omniuion. (Loud and peolongod chest! ttO pe nigh, ttho ltr. all“ “yum” up. wl The people {routine county of Norfolk, loci- ing proud ortho h nour conferred upon their rrprtsenttttiot, 1'.Tr'il'ltl,"i'di' ,in " appoint- merit to aim chairmanship ottho 1ntetcir1ouiat Railway Board, resolved to tuliiy their' con, tinued cqnfidencet in him by a public dinner, whi -h took plan) in the Music um, Hume, on Hominy inst. linrly in the day the farm, en bcgnu to tlock in from the tutr.routiditttr tmvzmhipr, Ind when the hour attired for the (Hum-r, upwards of three hundred of the most intiucntUl residents attic county Ind unem- bled. '0eie were, in addition to the own table. " the use of the mom, whié'h van denied on the platform ot to hall; " tablet“ running down the room, titles one in the lid" gallery; and n for minutes after the dooot we opened all the tables were com- fdtalrty tilled. The chair tu- 0ti'cupied by. Ohm Timur, lag ' the Warden of t we county,, lunirl Mathews, Buy. and “can. Roger "r.rder,0coege Snyder nnd George Jackson filling this vine-clinics. To the light of the, chumnu mt the guest of the evening, Mr, , "l an afraid that my duties here will pm. vent my buying the trrnat plenum of joining in thin lining compliment tony old and al- tted friend. It is Jmt poulble, howevet, that stout that time, I my be obliged to go to Toronto, an“! od, I shall would] be IMO to extend my journey to Slum, Bad be pix-lent on tle,, occasion. t " Below .0. T, in: air. “ _ 'f all! “Willy, -- -- _ - -- f JOHN AiMACDONALD." " Mr. 1itautt,auti their venue of his hopesty and irttetttittr of purpow, via. .. Rev'u lilo-II. Gram". tnd “mm of the Church orh'mglatid ;. Rev, MrnSCthr, of the Biptist Church ; Rev. Mr. Home, of the Pretsbyterittt Church of Ultimo; Rowland Mr. Livingstone, of the Climch of Scotland, and the ittv. Mr. Wilkinson, of the Nrw Connexion leth- odist Chnlch. Ittraddltlott fo those gen- tlemeh than wire on “no platform, Hours. J. Y.ilown, M. P.; John O‘Connor, M. P.; Janus Cotton, of 0mm, Jameru. Moylnu. of Toronto ; Thomas White, jr., of Hamilton, John Elliott, of Brantford, Peter E. Youn'g, Major Maybee, Cmiruitt neuron, (Ii-pain vivid Whiter, Dr. Conruton, Ind Dr. Pine. In the body of the hull we noticed Hum. Thoma 'm/tere, Robert Riddu, Juno. [liti- ciol, any Huh-o, Adam L. Pom, E. P. Martin, Chum Robinson, deputy new of “Indian; D. A. lcColl, new, Charlotte. ville ; William Corn, deputy move ; W. Ir. Ball, 'W. Banana, Rabat ll. Clement,, Aural g a Buiholomow, Petter Cline, William Whoa. Dr. John Wilmn,John Cotter. L. D. P'itsettrte, Oliver “when Williun' Bolph, (home Peter, Alcxindu’ McKay, William Dcp w, Thom" M. Walsh, June: Bell, Ge, rgo 1.1mm, J. W. Squire”, John Puke, John E. Pom, Williun Uepew, Tlic L. Curtis, Major “QKOIII, C. B. Harris, phrnim Thank, W. Homerlord Robert Duh A. T. 1'dierihrtnt Ink-on, i‘. P. lion-on, it. W. “any, Ricard mucus, Dr. Emmi"), Duh] "win, Maude! local. David Par. m-y, Q. M. Smith, Dr. Hays, Joseph mm, D. Campbell, J. Cowu,_bc., le., " A A. Wuhh; and on the platform win} the {alluring unread gentleman, who had {target to. any Quit peetet,eotroct any dinner, and the usual lop! and palli- otlc not»: but boot dismal of, the chair. lnan gun “The malthot Sit John A. Mac, dough] and of " colleague! " reading the following letter at npology hon tho Pre. mier: l, ' " OHAIA. “an", ti, 1860. " Mr Dun 811,-! an much' obliged an the kind ittritation braided through you to me, from the Commune of Magnum». public dinner to be given to Mr. Walsh on “In 18th Inst." " 9: rugby-- baa-01w”. Mo 11."! Yrthuto or lulu-ct by Ian " All Punt“. , "a Mo hon Werito, To t late Show. Condensed trod the Spectator. " 18th "st., [809. as I could theh find, or the occasion "3min to demand; but to-dar the kind and the hearty manner in which you, sir, have been pleased to propose, and you, gentlemen, to re- cvivr', this least of my name, has math,- me, standing here b.fore so large a gathrring of my constituents, quite unable to respond as 1 .should now desire. On all such occasional ,have never found anything but the utmost , kindness whenevcrl have mingled with you.‘ "'etpiit me here,,on the first opportunity of ( thlsgnature which has occurred, since then, to return publicly to the clcctors of Norfolk my cordial thanks for their support through the election of 19167. (Cheers) M r. Wulsh'thcn went on to express his thanks to the electors of the South llidiug for their'invitution tohiru to represent them at this time of thodivinion oftln ir county, but having previously sat for .tho whole county he bad then thought it pro- p.-r,ire mightsny found it necessary. to go into that portion of it where his friends wrre wcnkr st. [cheers] lie thanked them for the double compliment to his, past career and to his fltmas for " present oitice, and supposrd that in anything he had to say regarding his course in the House hedld not need to rettr to his actions previous to the lust Parliament, but could plead tho statute of limitations against any claim for earlier explanation, hav- ing been since then endorsed by the approval of the county expressed in his°roturn. The condition of affairs had been gravely altered by Confederation, and, as a public man, he was ready to take his share of the responsi- bility of having brought such an alteration about,whcn he believed, and which all who assisted init believed, would be for the profit of the country. in the present Parliament, they haito deal with the new clementlntrf duced from the Maritime Provinces, which had pt rhnpa beenaceustotned to deal wrth smaller matters, and it was tribe regretted that Nous Stolil had amt an nlmost unanimous rrpre- sentation, pledged to hostility against athe- Unioh. 'iier ruprintatioa'wair, howeexir, it gratified him tobear witness, compostd ofmen of the highest character, and who reflected every honour on their Province. But these new and hostile elements had made it a mat- Pr of gr. at dimculty to get through the busi- ness of the last session. It was the t1rst ty of Parliament to assimilate" the laws of he dinerent Provinces, and in doing this, e e- cially in matters relating to the tariff, g at ditticulty but occurred arising out of the if- ft-rent local customs duties, and the upper tly diverse interests of the various Pro races. Those difficulties but, ho feared, for t. e mo- 'ment somewhat aggravated tue'tiseung tdis... satisfaction among the Repealers in. the Maritime Provinces. _ But a h tter feeling he was glad to say was springing hp; and he had the strongest conMetscts in the tuturo‘of the, Dominion and in the removal of all dissatis- faction in any part of it. [cheers] After re- ferring " considerable length to the measures of the . last session, and _ hit own course thirreon, " well as neural local rail- way enterprises, Ms. Walsh said the next point upon which he desired to address them' was with regard to the more immediate object of the gathering which had met to par trim so higha compliment.. Arid he had pride in assuring them that this appointment of which they had been pleased to approve, had been not only unsought, but even wholly unex- pected by himself, (hear, hear,] and that the tirgt intimation he had received regarding it ‘ was in the olticitu itttimBtionfrorn the head of the Government, proposing it for his accept- -auce. This fact made in his cstimatio'n the distinction of the chine far higher than if he had obtained it by outside intiuettce,Uuch " might be used through his friend on the right from Brant, [Dr. Bown,] or on the left from Essex, (Mr. O’Connor.) Ho would refer to the statement which had been made by a see- tfon of " oppotua1ts--that it had only been after it was found that he couldaot be re-' selected theta loop-hole had been found for him to get through. [Laughten] ‘lie had himself,“ first, been of the opinion that re- aloction would be necessary, judging from the general parliamentary principle, and without having very closely studied the law. He had consequently consulted his friends from the riding upon his prospects, and, from their cheerful assurances, was able to signify. his willingness to accept the oftice, adding that he had every certainty that there would be no ditticulty in securing " reelection, [loud chasm] for he had yet to learn where there was to befound one man who had voted for him hitherto, who was not preparetto record the same vote again [prolonged cheers.) m took this firstopportunit of making this per- sonal statement ffll',l'i'll,',rl'll went on to ex- press his approval of the principle which en- acted that a Commission ’ holding such oxte'nded power should be directly represented in the people" Council. Since their appoint- ment the. Commissioners had not been idle, and he thought they might fairly take credit for having, in the month immediately sue. cot-ding their having been gasetted, carefully examined 90 miliof the route, and travelled over the whole 500 miles of its distance. It might be said that such h flrimt visit was of no practical value, but they should know-that the line of route ran within sight of the tram, oiled road almost all the‘way from Riviera du" Loop to Truro, and that a journey along the latter gave a very good idea or the nature and diffiuultioa of the former. They had examined all the localities of the heaviest works, which were chiefly on the Restlgouche and Metapc- dis, and had, he thought, exonerated them- scIVes your any impvtation of attending only to their own interests, which might be brought against them, had they sat down inactivoiy in their elk? at Ottawa. He could venture to 'say for his brother commissioners as for him- self that their only object was to build the cheapest and the best road (applause), and he would mention one Item in which the deter- mination, they had come to would effect a large saving of expense, vis.: by building their bridges of wood in place other). It might be said that it was but false economy to construct such works to last only twelve or fifteen years instead of forever, but consider. ing the peculiar nature of the line which was not likely to prove of commercial profit for' some time, he thought-their determination, would generally be accepted as the correct one, especially when they tehetrted that its and would be to supply the material and the _ labour, and keep the cost of these in the country in place ot paying England for Eng. ilsh produce to the loss of the advantages they hsdthns agreed upon retaining. (Hear, hear.) These bridges would only cost half the price' of iron, and could, therefore, be renewed at the mine total cost for many years to come. The principle " employing such material was " he held, of sound economy, and had been largely pmctiqedin Americans welins very recently upon one of the Grand Trunk' lines, in the case of the Paris viaduct. Ho added that the Commissioners had, " the Chairman though not perhaps the meeting was :aware, made an al- teration tn the system of carrying on the works, which they considered of high practical importance. They had reversed the judgment of the Chief Engineer, who had propqed that their contracts should be let out outs fixed schedule of prices and measurements, while they held it was preferable to let all contracts ata specific fixed sum, whereby they ‘could know all their responsibility at first, and would throw on the contractor the burthea ot mak- ingall " calculations respecting the char- acter of " cuttings or embankments, while ’the country would have the satisfaction of learning " once what each-25 or 30 mile sec- tion was to cost, This new system they had adopted in the case of the four sections which had already boen:adrertired, and though their course had been said to have been adopted in the interest of contractors, not. of them had expressed any satiatisctiou at it, which be (Mr. Walsh) held as a strong proof of its merit. It was possible that tthurveys were not " yet suihciesntty complete toenablo contractors to 'eryt in accurate tenders, but they would know their estimates decisively on the 8th February. and how fur their system would re- sult in economical epicicyyt. m would take that occasion of saying fer-thin Fleming, that the ditBeultie. of the. Chit f Engineer were very great, of running his lines over a vast extent of country in making experimental surveys, and be " able to concentrate his forces only ,where the Government had deli-, randy lecat:d the route. m would also say most emphatically, whence his words would go out to the country. that froarthe Commis- alon every contractor should have fair playtthat there should be no such thing as favouritism, but that each and every tender should be judged upon its own' merits. solely. Referring some tttf, of the route he aaid‘threa dis- tinct ii Men at various times tttte: firing Central, Frontier, and North tho Re. It In! been my good fortune; during the past fight you", to be enterulned on many aim- " mint", and it ha been my duty to respond to the expression of the kindly madman}, of -my friends in truchutuoguage _' Dr. Down, M.P., being catied'upon to reply, Said that he Wil much pleasure in coming there to Witness the enthusiastic reception of their member on his return home. No man could possibly receive higher ratistaction from any expression of regard than it was Mr. Walsh’s to experience that evening. This regard was manifestly that of no particular party, but of the whole general' community. '; (Applause) _lle (Dr. Bown) had been 'sur- prised to fituiittott an important gathering " l Simeoe, and heartin congratulated Mr.Walsh ll on the compliment thus paid him. “He con- i feased to a tiiiiiculty in speaking to the toast, l arising from nervousness, having but once, attempted to address the House, and them broke don n. (Laughter) ,Still, he could 1 tell them how he remembered having entered A Parliament at the same time as Mr. Walsh had l been returned for Norfolk. Things were l greatly changed since then, and members were able to speak to_their opponents, and to' regard them as gentlemen Tiuyrytarestsarur fttiling'utuier the ban of their Eiders. He had, himself, gone into Parliament as a sup- porter of party, not faction, and could not con- sent to be subjected to the orders of Mr. Mc.. Koiiar; Mr. M'cKenaie, or even Mr. David Christie. (Loud laughter.) And, for his in- dependence, was hounded all oventhe country, and told that ho suil'ered from all sorts ot maladies, such as weak knees, soft brain, to, &c., as well tvs.prescribed all sorts of remedies. Now, his real and only malady was..that ofa srtiff neck. (Lahghter.) He went on to urge the necessity of a..rtiooificatioa of i6pinion in the light orexperierure, and diachimed any uori11intrttesa'to contess errors o which he had become convinced, asserting fit those who knew" him best knew that when he wrong- ed anybody he was always ready to make re- paration, and to acknowledge his miitakes. Of such a course he could never be ashamed, having shared in trcieutitic discussions in which tho ablest men Were willing to amend and correct' their former opinions in the search of truth. He would, however, be ashamed if it were potable that he could per- sist that Wrong, which he knew to be wrong, I was the [tight he had once fancied it. He had I bash long ago told by a leading statesman that politics were a matter of expediency, but he had lived to see the party. which held such a theory dwindie surely to decay. Going on to contrast the British and American forms of Government, he said that the latter placed the sovereignty in the popular, the former in the divine will. Severely censuring tire attitude towards Confederation taken by the Hon: George Brown, C he stigmatized that gentleman as having attempted as an abor- tion to destroy the " of his ownoilspring. This man's failure had 'umcieittiy taught the lesson that men could only truly lmietiit them- selves by honest work or the bgneiit of the whole community. With " place in public disregard, they might contrast advantageously that of the memory. of another politician. There had been man who had come among them poor and s ed, with nothing but his honesty and his ‘in to rely upon, with all the impulses of chart and benevo- lence working in his soul, 'but with little to give to those of his brethren whose needs- claimed " itttinitts compassion beyond the treasures of that genius which had made its mark on the country " the age, and which he was'ever ready to lavish in the - ot enduring humanity. Ihia man it was who had magnauimously resigned his own claims to ( cities for what he thought to be the general 1 good, and who, in that last Id ypeoeh which none among his audience could ‘ever forget, Lad enjoined the necessity of legislation in each Provides for higher aims than purely local ones, and had thus won a gratetul meed of popular recognition, dedaring that, if ever any one deserved honour of his country, it .was the murdered martyr Thomas D'Arcy l McGee. [Loud cheers.] This was the man who had, dttaiter day and night after night come down, with the knowledge that murderi was on his heels, to do " duty to the country that he loved to serve. There wa‘ssf't seemed to him, a valuable public lesson be learned from the contrast of these two, live-ui the one, whowas now roiliteirt wealth, and of the one, who was now rolling in wealth, ani the" other who had died wanting provision for the future of " family, which the gratitude of the country had previded,for, although ho fearei but imsufticitrntly. (Hear, hear.) lie had often had to differ with Mr. Walsh, but he could notwithstanding assert that there was no one from whom the public interests could now derive higher service, and was confident that he would come back to them again, and again, to receive renewed assurance of their approval, while he himself, tu',',",', as Mr. {Walsh went on as now would be ways ready Mr. Wallace, Accountant of the Railway Commission, was then presented with An Address and a valuable ,atyh, which, with 'the toast td " health be suitably “knowl- ogtV , - _ viewing thc'ir differing recommendations he has! that he had neverboen inclinedto View the I road as one ofgreat commercial promise, and ,l;ud been even less so since he had truer-ad l the country. But it was a political and mili-' tsry nunssity, and no lino which could be chasm was commercially desirable. The l'ronticr'route had been advocated on account ol'its shortness', and because it ted directly to lint ally at St. JolmiN.Il, But it would be nttt rly useless for military purpos;s, and tho British authorities would never Isave,contrent. ed to sanction it, whiloss a commercial under- taking it would have to compete with'the road now bcirwcotustructedfroai St. John to, Ban- gor, in Maine, and these joint considerations he could not but regard " tsufficient reasons for its rejection. As to the Central route, ho had the vcry best grounds for stating that its cost, per mile or in the aggregate, would con- siderably exceed that ofthe, lino selected, be- sides which it would cross a country perfectly sterile and uncultivated, in the heart of the Province. The Intercolonial line, as' deter... mined upon, would, on the contrary, supply tho want or railway communication wherei New Brunswick moat needed it. He believed then-fore that, in their se1ectiod,%u, Govern- ment had taken the course likely to eir_ct the greatest good to the grt-atest number. AM the Commission had not been longenough ia' othco to work as yet a great deal of either good or evil,' he. might perhaps be r-xéusedtrom saying anything further upon such a topic, but I he still desired to reiterate his sense of the military and political necessity of the line,' and of the absolute csigency of' its conetruc- , tion for tho maintenance ot the Union oftho Provinces. But upon this point be was glad l to be able to say that, from his own observa- tion and enquiries, and irom recently obtained information, he was suitistieethit the darkest ( hour of Nova Beotian dittaffection had passed away, and that if the great question anCon- federation were, to be shortly submitted to, the peopr", the Union would be ratified br) a dscisive majority. He was able to go, farther, and to tell them without‘het-itatlon‘ that, at the n--xt session of Parliament the (lowrnment would be prepared to submit to f the Home propositions to make the basis of) an ago-rmrnt which should, include Nor-: foundland. [Cheers] Mr. Walsh then went, on to enlarge upon the capacities of the West British Confederation which was to stretch from sea to sea, and to yield its productions of l gold, tsilver, copper, had, iron/coal; salt, coal l oil, fish and forest, to be made available by its splendid climrt'r soil and wattr communica- tion in iGii,Uihii' with its_vast agricultural resources and manufacturing enterprise. To enhance those glotioui gifts of nature was the influcs e of their grand old, British institutions- pervading eVery rrlation of life, and working that hoppinrss among us here which it had nevu faiVd to do in the'pareut xland, and which gave the highest promise of the g t future of our bcloved territory. In 'd'd2,'litl he again sincerely thanked them for their friendship and gracefully acknowledged the presence of so large a number ofclergymcn cf the town in which he had lived so lung, and who, of thetuNifhtreat denominations which he saw represented around him, came here, as he 'belies ed, not as politicians, butns his personal friends, and whose presence he gratutully ac- cepted as having been given to express con. ftdvnce in and esteem for himself; and he hoped and trusted that whether his commis- sionership should prove of short dr long dura- tion, he should be able to return to them " its close with a faithful account of his steward- ship. He would only further detain them to express his deep sense of Major Msybee’s kind- new, as of a consistent opponent who had so generously r xprcssod such liberal sentiments regarding his re-eloction, and of his regard in his presence, and that of others whom he similarly saw there " an evidence or the general confidence .' with, which the county honoured him, and: the general belief that he would do the best he could for the interests of tho country. [Loud r.irl, prolonged cheers] t , I f’fThe Legislature of Ontario". mu then prepared, which m received with chain. Janna 33,1069 Mr. Walsh rose to explain that this subject of irnrnipatioa in connection with the road had Already engaged the attention of the corn. mitrtriontrrs, who, when they next met, would issue trrecotnmenation to the governments of the different provinces luggosting A inode by which immigration might be much en-. couraged. Us proposed that men who had beg: labouring on the to a. certain time, my two years, and ','i"d'thtti have received pertificuem from their superiors, of good con- duct during that period, should be entitiett,to n grant rd from flfty to one hundred octet of free land, n system which, he 'ouiored,uxrnht not, fail to “crack a large supply f labor. “Such men would nuke . Vlllllblo mfl'en, and the commissioners would not fall in every exertion to press the project upon the govern-‘ menu. I TOTAL war on wash in the pity of Ottawa, the All policiu an hold good until an date at up trtty. -- - T'"?"" cuunul IAIK . ' AGENCY ai oruvu HAS THIS DAY BEEN CLOSED. Dopaitou on obtain bum duo than upon Bpptuatiort to the acme BANK ban. to via- bmu snd no“: for an.” duo up Royal Cu... dun But an hudod our for collection. _ Putin linking puma" to the cum Gov- mnm out do no atthe “In plum. "an the ”can” new“: on be had. ' Mr. Jam-s Cotton, also spoke to the tenet ; he thought its pleasing coincidence that the most fur-seeing statesmen of the country should have selected for this office the man whom they had chosen as their own represen- tative, and believed that no minister less fer- sighted would have made selection of so modest a gentlemen [cheers] whose appoint- ment he has! himself been surprised at, when he firtrt loomed it, on that very score. He went on to refer _to the appointment of COL. Powellas D. A. G. and spoke in the wimneet terms of that iriiiiriiiiiifi assiduity, and the general satistsction which he gave ; conclud- ing by commending the general moderation of tone which now marked the journals of the Dominion, end for [which be specially took credit to the Conservative aide. ' The Educational Institutions,‘ "The Agri- cultural Intereste,’ “the Beach,' ‘The Bar,' ' The Medical Profession,’ to, to, were smong the other toasts given and ably replied to; and the compsny broke up about, 11 p.m., all highly gratified by the evening's entertainment. The Dilatation u then 8prvieam will be ahted excluivoly to the liquidstion if the debt, now u- dnood from $10,300 to “900. 1 955-1 Tm: LORD BISHOP or m DIOCESE, V WILL 'rnAcn IN nu: _ NESWCHCRCH ol ST. BhRTROL0MEW, NEW nnmnvnau. l, _ t. On Sunday Next, the 24th Intuit, uM-putTBBEE P. M. - . Aeollootion vill be In“. in aid of the Building Fund. - T 954-2 » ' LIVERPOOL AND. LONDON. T _ N O T I C E h - ginn that owing to the WELCIKNCY " Tmt “IRIS EXTINGUISHING FIRES Ottawa, January M, .1869. The second jibe-chairman, Mr. Chtyaler, next proposed the" 'Press,' to which Mr. Moylnn replied. He had, like Mr. trconaor, been present at great personal inconvenience to greet their guestbbut was more than repaid by the great pleasure it sue him to offer to Mr. Walsh his humble but sincere endowe- ment, [applnusq] and also to express his satis- faction with the leader of the government who had mode to excellent on appointment, Dwelling at length upon the rimpomnCe ot the encouragement of immigration, be con- cluded by pointing out hoe valuable the efforta of the" commissioners might be made in encouraging the settlement by their best employee' ot so great an extent of territory as they should find under their influence and management. ' ', z _ T mnru. - On the tut of hum, the wit. of pr. A. not. mud, of! daughhr. ' AGENCY OF THIS, COMPANY in tun um an. ‘ MR. W._ H. WALLER. tWBJB0X--Xh. In" of Life and mu. gyLLABUtr--Deitnitia at health 3nd in ul- na: Sienna. “but: Ind din“... the null! of violated 1---atest Providutinl. u ominously taught“ by than“; now than iatttefeited and“: Rev“ " be [atom pointed arab.-. Nmun. PhysirMtrw to In yuan“; hunch int-re-att-ind-sate,. Inna-hi te piqued exertion; In 'uerug And in In. Holy Cottumutioa............., Morning Prayer................ Evening P-............ .. S ER M 0 N S in lid of tho Church new, will be matched“ THE LORD 1:13:10? ow THE biousk. f Tho FOURTH 1atcrmue tlt count will be sing on TUESDAY. IV“! 9 3.31, M inn. a! , “lawman; Dom sunlight; It. chap-oi “Input-n. In an no at It.“ but 'ri1iHtemsttedttet,. And the only “in than for the cue of-un-rs would. Admiulon I" eetttg. V . Tick.“ cm be procured " Jena & Holland'- New Dopot. Wet 0.00 Block, and from the non- trem of the comm... " the Bt.. Puriok'l Hull,» w. Moyhn, (Tomato Freeman) the greatest praise which bin-Walsh could hue received WI; tlm marked absence of censure from his enemies. .. C . . The vicevuhairmaa gore the railway inte.. rests of the Dominion, to which Thomas White, jr., Ertn., of the Hamilton Spectator, responded in an tble and eloquent “dross. to dpfcnd him inthe House: (Cheers) _ Mr. O’Connor regretted that illness, would prevent hint from addressing them I n he could desire, and would indeed have kept him at home, but " " great .regnrd for Mr. Wnish, Ind desire tojoin' in doing him bon- our, knowing how truly he deservpd the dis. “notion which had been shown him. He knew Mr. Walsh in the Home, and knew his upright straightforward and useful conduct there, which was such‘ns to Kflect all honour u then who had sent him thither. He - rend in a newspaper, edited by his friend, Door! 01).: " man, to eon-‘0“ _ o'clock. Jamar, 23, 1869, HORNING AND EVENING“ SERVICE, , ' ."' _ T0-NORRO W, I'.. ALBAE’I CHI‘RCH. y. PA'rnlcu-I LITIIARY 'Auo- f CIAXION. ‘HE RIGHT BEVEREID OVAL INSURANCE COMPANY Church Services. CLOSED. FOB OP BY l v.."..--.......-' 1n: [All sm- not] o....................' p... B. L. ROUTE Gnu-u Agent; ”5.3 c. B. GBASETT. J0” KELLY, ’50-3' 955d In. TM My "can. Inocul- Mmmotorsdturmm-truadrrort- huwlormumuunn. ' - Ottawa, Jam, 23. Mr. Dub-int: fools (“new to: the - tandem! him on all aides, and hop“ to a. palm: and-trio“: In his now clot. Ottawa, Jamar, 22, 1869 ' ab m (amuse, BINDING, on Sutton my hunt. and will b pilot-ally a“. ll uni, sumo-m Inning boon nub up may Wynn to the balm... .’ {my be "peeved hunch}. amhm Mum. an. on». ' _ y use noun-:8 111qu ill usual: in now known mu on," to lulu. In” t Blue", Spun-u. Ottawa. Jon-u) It. I ttUd I. aim grams, Silva- PW. mum-ind bog-hm muon- V k OPENED m owner: arm A. McPORJm'K’S' 8m SPARKS-STREET. . Vim nil cider- fur the 3 . , “one: B. but“. ott_nas.e, SI, 1869. pi d Ottawa, Jun-17 s's. Gwen! AND Du Goon Est-nu. 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