North America has been undergoing a' PROVINCE OF QUiiBEC. MEXICAN NEWS. Northern Railway of Canada County Court and Quarter Latest from Europe. Tlie rulin: passion.— Little girl (to Shop great political revolution, peaceful it is Sessions- New York, Sept. 9.—The H era ld 's C u b a keeper)— “ Wall ye gie’s ha’pennies for this true, but a revolution, nevertheless—that cable despatch, dated Havana, Sept. 5th, thrippenny, for ma granny’s feared it’s no a jaiCHilONiJ HILIi STATION says Our Vera Cruz dates are lo September Socthamp-tox, Sept. 8, evening.— The g u d e a n e 1” we are now entering upon a new state of From-the Globe of Thursday, sream er Western Metropolis from New York, C'HAXUU OF TIME. 1st, and from the Capitol to August 28th. A student riding, being jeered on the way . put iu this port to-day with maia shaft bro­ May 6. 1867. political existence, and that tho old His Honour Deputy Judge Boyd, P The reported arrival at Vera Cruz of Maxi­ for wearing but one spur, said that if one . 1 milian’s body is contradicted. It is also ken. Going North 7.55 A.M ...... 4 .5 6 P .M . party lines must, of necessity, be obliter­ presiding, James Foster, associate. Argenteul—J. J. C. A bbott.. side of his horse went on, it was not likely . 1 contradicted that his body has been muti­ Queenstown, Sept. $■, evening.—The Goins South 9.33 A.M„ , ...... 8 .1 4 P .M . The Grand Jury at the opening of the Beauharnois-—Cayley ...... that the other would stay behind. ated ; that in consequence of the com­ . 1 la te d . s te a m e r P a lm y r a from New York has ar­ Bellechasse M. Casault. .. The Paris papers record axase of suicide, Court, returned the. following bills :— Brome— C. Dunkin ...... 1 rived. SUBSCltiriii FOR pletely altered circumstances in which Santa Anna’s case is to be proceeded in which a youth of twenty killed himself by1 . 1 Regina vs Wm. Veruliam—Larceny Chambly—M. Benoit...... w ith . L ondon, S e p t. 8.— The report fron Con­ running several dozens of pins into his we will hereafter be placed, as regards Champlain—J. J. Ross ...... 1 The York Herald, $1,00 a year and receiving, true bill. All the generals condemned to death have stantinople that British captives in Abyssinia chest, and died from loss of blood. He left Chateaugnay—L. II. Holton ...... the government of tho Dominion, as Regina vs Wm. Palmer—Larceny and been pardoned. gained their freedom, proves to be without a letter on his table, saying that he was not ISails made up at tho Richmond Compton—J H. Pope ...... 1 foundation. The Sublime Porte has again well as the various Provinces composing G en . O ’H a r a w as s h o t on tn e 1 StTi, p u r­ worth a pin, and that he had adopted this Mill Post OiHue. receiving, true bi'l. Deux-Nantagnes—I. B. D avust... 1 intimated to the European Powers that it suant to the sentence ofa court maitial. unusual mode of terminating it because lie the confederacy, it becomes us as a free Regina vs Thos. McClutchy—Larceny Dorchester—H. L. Langeyin 1 cannot admit of any intervention in affairs thought it piquant. Until further notice, the mails will be and intelligent people, desirous of con­ and reviving, two true bills. Huntingdon—J, Rose ...... 1 President Jaurcz has decreed a convoca­ of the Island of Candia, and therefore ab­ *rloaed at this Post Office as follows : Iberville—M. Bechard ...... 1 tion of Mexicii u People, for the purpose of A Florence letter of the 6 th in th e S i eel a Regina vs. Wm. Hannah— Misdemea­ solutely declines to adopt the project for a MOUSING. solidating British power on this conti­ Jacques Cartier— G. Gaucher. ... 1 electing a President, Congressmen, and Ma­ joint Commission of Enquiry. says: “ The desertiions from the Pontifical nor, true bill. Jolette— Godin ...... 1 gistrates of the Supreme Court. p . u , n n f . i t-i 1 army continue. Two Prussian gunners, Northern Mail...... 6 .3 0 A .M . nent, and of laying the foundation — wide uENicy A, bept,. y.— Delegates to the Peace r ,• .1 . • i i Lawrarie—A. Pinsonneault:...... 1 ...... ’ ‘...... i_. ,, , 7. | fugitives from that corps, arrived here yes­ S o u th e rn M a il...... 6 .3 0 A .M . Regina vs. John Jacob Fercher—As­ A l*rge supply of munitions of war have Congress ar.; arriving from all parts of and deep—of a glorious and happy na­ L’Assomption—L Arehambeault 1 terday. If sei ious events should breakout Mail for Alm ira, ...... ^ sault with intent, true bill. beer. forwarded from Texas to Chichuahua Europe. Garibaldi has arrived in this city. Laval—J. H. Bellerose ...... 1 in the patrimony of St. Peter, no one “ C a s h e l,...... I 11.00 A. M. tion, to-do no act that will retard the to repel the Indians and Filibuster*. His reception was most enthusiastic. In a Regina vs. John Collingwood—Mis­ Levis. S. G. Blanche* ...... 1 knows to what point the Government “ G o r m le y ,...... \ ou Tuesdays brief speech, he declared his purpose to completion of the great work now in pro­ Lotbiniere, A. G. Joly...... 1 T h e Herald's Key West special says:— could count on the lidelity of the native “ Head ford,...... I & Friday*. demeanor, no bill. move on Rome Was unalterable, and that gress; but on the contrary, to lend a Maskinonge, G. Caron ...... 1 The Yellow Fever is raging at Fort Jeilerson tro o p s .” “ Victoria Square, J MACDONALD VS EMPEY. and the Dry Tortugas, the plan ot action '.hough deferred, would Megantic, George Irvine ...... 1 KVICN1NO MAIL. helping-hand by selecting good, men and soon be carried into eifect. It appears, from experiments- made at An action on a note for goods. The Missisquoi, B. Chamberlin ...... 1 A negro rising in St. Thomas is reported. S o u th e r n ...... 6 .3 0 P .M . Chatham on August 12th, in the presence true men, who will exercise their best defended pleaded payment. Verdict for Montcalm, Joseph Dufresne 1 They attacked the fort and were repulsed P a r is , Sept. 9.—The speeeh by the of the Cuninian(ler-m-Chief, that the great - N.B. REGISTERED LETTERS will plaintiff, $246 96. Montmagny, J. O. Beaubien .... 1 wiih considerable loss. Grand Duke ot Baden, at the opening of require to he handed in 15 minutes before judgment in assisting our leading states­ object of commanding officers will be to Montmorrenci, J. Cauchon 1 New York, Sept. 0.—-The Cable despatch the Diet, in which he advocated an alliance ihe time of closing. men—who have buried, the party hatchet Robinson, Beaty and Chadwick for with the North German Coi-federation, prevent their men from firing too rapidly Montreal East, G. E. C artier.... 1 announcing that an American vessel had M. TEEFY, Postmaster. plaintiff.. gives rise again to a feeling of uneasiness when they are supplied with Snider rifles. —to finish the structure so hiippily be­ Montreal Centre, T. W orkman.. been interfered with at Crete by the Turks Richmond Hill, May 0. 1867 With the ordinary Enfield rifle, t.ie difficulty ORR VS. CAMPBELL. Montreal West, T. D. M cGee.... 1 in political circles. Fears are entertained gan, that it may hereafter become tbe excites considerable surprise. It is stated has been to train the men to fire quickly Ottawa County, A. Wri_rht 1 that recent complications will he revived, An action brought to recover the sum that other foreign vessels have not been e n o u g h . New Advertisemens. admiration, not only- of our republican Pontiac, Edmund Heath ...... 1 thus interfered with, and that the aenon ot and that questions may a' iso which will of $151 95 from the defendant as ad­ disturb the tranquility of Europe. neighbors across the way, but of the Quebec County, P. J O. Chativeau 1 American naval oilicers will be sustained by . The ‘Australian Meat Company/, whose- Farms for Sale. .Henry Lemon ministrator of an estate. Verdict for I unsahed boiled beef was commended by the civilized world.—So mote it be 1 Quebec Centre. G.. H. Sirnard... 1 this Government. Southampton, Sept. 9.—The steamer Credit Sale..Mrs. S. Williams plaiutiff. Quebec East, P. G. Hoot ...... I N ew Y ork, from New York 29lh ult., has Society of Arts, aie preserving that article Village Lnt for sale. .Henry L'Jmon J- McBride for plaintiff. Quebec West, T. McGreevey 1 a rriv e d . for the London market at the rate of 1 00,- 'i'rickc-r vs. Crey Richelieu. M cCarthy ...... 1 THE ANGLO-AFRICAN WAR. 000 lbs. a month, and also making Liebig’s THE QUEEN VS. WM. PALMER.. M arseilles, Sept. 11.— Despatches extract of beef at ihe rate of one ton of Information. .Thomas F. Chapman W EST YORIC—The Protest. Sheiford, L. S. Huntingdon 1 The prisoner was charged with steal­ Sherbrooke. A. T. G alt ...... 1 PREPARATION FOR TIIE MARCH FROM received here, mention that the cholera extract a month. The company are killing and sending to England an average of fifteen, ing a pair of pants from Wm. Ilill, of Soulanges, Masson ...... 1 INDIA. is raging fearfully in the Island of St. Hvaeinthe, Kierzkowski...... bullocks daily. It is announced that a protest will be Scarboro’, in May last. O------Malta. St. Maurice, Dr. Desaulniers..., I According to recent statistics, the total entered against the election, in this Rid­ The defence was that the pants were Temiscouata, M. Bertrand-...... 1 The preparations for the Abyssinian London, Sept. 11.—It is reported number of Jews in the world is 7,000,000j. ing, in conscquence of a blunder of the taken with the intention to return them. Terrebonne, C. R. Masson 1 campaign had fairly begun. that tbe Austrian Prime iV'inister, 3,500,000 of whom reside in Europe. It is RICHMOND HILL. SEPT. 13, 18G7, Returning Officer, by which several of Verdict not guilty. Three River, C. B. De Niverville 1 On Monday, the 26th of August, the Baron Von Beust, has gone to Biarritz remarkable that,in such countries as France, Two Mountains, J. B. Daoust. 1 England, and Belgium, where the Jews are MOORE et a l VS. DAVIS. departments in Woolwich arsenel receiv­ Paris, Sept. 11.—Despatches have the electors, in the Township of York, Vercheres, F. Geoffreon ...... ed instructions from the War Depart­ been received here announcing that Gar­ under no disabilities, they are less numerous East York Election. have been disfranchised. W hile we regret An action to recover the value of a Vaudruil, S. McMillan ...... 1 ment to occupy themselves in the ar­ ibaldi will depart forthwith for the than in countries where they have not yet, cask of rum alleged to have been sold to PROVINCE OP NEW BRUNSWICK. been placed on an equality with the mem­ that any portion of the electors should rangements for furnishing the expedition Roman frontier. bers of other creeds. the defendant, a storekeeper at Bradford. Caileton, C. Connell...... 1 which is to be despatched from India It would be uncandid on our part to be deprived of their rights, as freemen, Vienna, September 11. — A large A R a ii.w av T r a in T u rn ed in t o a M an­ It appeared that the latter sent an order Northumberland, J. M. Juhnson. 1 with the slightest possible delay. say that wc are not surprised and disap­ through the stupid blundering ofa tem­ to the plaintiffs, but they not wishing to Queen’s County, Ferres ...... 1 body of school teachers, representing t r a p .— A branch in ihe Madras Presidency pointed at the result of the recent con­ porary official, we are not certain that it send it without the money being for­ York, Charles Fisher ...... 1 The seven pound rifled guns for moun­ nearly all sections of the Empire, is in runs through a wild region, the inhabitants* tain warfare would shortly be ready for session in this city. A resolution in of which are unsophisticated savages ad­ test in the East Piidir.g of York. Of will follow that another election will take warded, answered to that effect. They dicted to-thievery. The first day that the, afterwards changed their mind and sent shipment, and two additioual batteries favor of petitioning the authorities for course, we admit that it was hazardous line was opened" a number of these Arca­ place. After the meeting of the Legis­ the liquor which was afterwards return­ FHBVIHGE 0? ONTARIO. of steel guns ou the same principle were the separation of the public schools from dians conspired to intercept the train and for candidates,whose political antecedents latures, if the parties aggrieved persist ed. Verdict for defendant. in preparation. The weight of each gun the Church was passed, yesterday, with have a glorious loot. To accomplish their have been identified with the Conserva. in their present intention, the House of MEMBERS ELECTED will not exceed one hundred aud fifty groat unanimity. object they placed some trunks of tree* pounds. T vvelve carriages, also of steel, across the rails; but the engine driver, tive party of past days, to appeal to the Assembly of Ontario,as also the House of London-, Sept. 11, evening—This for their equipment, are to be made was the great day of the Doncaster races. keeping a very sharp lookout, us it happen­ electors of a Hiding that has, ever since of Commons,will listen to the appeal when EASTYORK. The weight of each carriage, without ed to be his first trip on the line iu question, The principal event was the famous St.. descried the trunks while yet they were at a- the Union of 1840, been pre-eminently brought before them, and place the mat­ wheels, will be less than one hundred Leger. considered nex" to the Derby in The following are the returns at the pounds, and thus ba available for trans­ considerable distance from him. The radical; but, in consequence of the im­ ter in the hands of their election com­ close of ihe poll, on Saturday, 7th inst :— CQ the English racing calendar The at­ breaks were then put on, and when the lo port in the most rugged and difficult comotive had approahed within a couple of portant revolution which has taken place HOU3K or COMMONS . Brant North, H. Finlaysotl.., tendance was immense, and the interest mittees ; after that, we may expect to passes of the enemy’s country. feet oif the trunks it was brought to a stand­ in the constitution of this country, and Brant South, E B. W ood.... evinced in the races was almost unpre­ hear their report- In the meantime we Mktcalf Mn.HR Broekville, W. Fitzsim m ons.. The expedition will be under the cedented- The municipal stakes, valued still. Then instantaneously, like Roderick in view of the prospect about to open up Thornhill...... K4 7(i Bruce North, Donald Sinclair. chief command of Major General N.tpier Dhu’s clansmen starting from the heather,, may mention that nothing can be done W at £500, were won by “ Calytto The before us, we did hope that old party Kit-h n ond Hill...... 70 Carleton, R. Lvon ...... and Brigadier-General Slavely. Corporation stakes, valued at £305, by natives, previously invisible, swarmed up on, in regard to it until the meeting of the L'uionville...... 122 116 Cornwall. J. S. M acdonald.... all sides, nnd crowding inlo the carriages, Cashel...... 97 71 lines would be obliterated, and that, un­ Dundas, Cook ...... The London P o s t says the forces em­ II, J,” and the Bradleypork stakes by began to pillage and Blunder everything- Legislatures. The powers that be York ville ...... Hit 70 Durham East. A. T. II. Williams 1 ployed will comprise all branches of the “ Leoner.” The St. Legcr was the oc­ lhat they could lay their hands upon. der our new constitufion, the friends of should use their best judgment in the Mongolia...... 114 77 Whilst, they were thus agreeably engaged, Malvern...... 1-21 1:6 Blsrin Bast, D. Luton ...... I service. The infantry wiil consist most casion of intense excitement. The great union would come together, and send the guard gave the signal to the driver, who- appointment of such an important func Scarboro...... 98 152 Elgin West, Nicol M cColl.... 1 probably of two of Her Majesty’s regi­ value of the stakes £5.235, and the at once reversed his engine, and put it. men to represent them that were tho­ tionary as a Returning Officer; it York Mills...... 14S 79 Essex, S. Wigle .: ...... 1 ments of native Punjaubes infantry. fact that, the best, horses of ihe year Todmordon...... 169 84 Frontenac, Sir Ilenry Sm ith.. 1 The cavalry will be comuosed of about, were entered for the race, no less than to the top of its speed. The reader may roughly reliable, and competent to dis­ creates great dissatisfaction amongst the Glengarv, Crai ' ...... I judge of ihe consternation of the robbers 1174 937 six regiments of Indian irregular troops, tbe traditions of the day itself, contribu­ when they found themselves whirled back­ charge the important duties required people when public officers make mis­ Grenville South. M. Clarie.... . I while the artillery wiil include, besides ted to make tlie St Leger of 1807 at wards at a pace that rendered escape from of them. Halton, W. Barber ...... 1 takes that affect public rights. Majority for M etcalf...... 237 Hamilton. J. M. W illiams.... mountain guns, two batteries of royal least the equal, of anv of its predecessors the carriages wholly impossible. The few who attempted it were killed on the spot. In showing our~preference for Messrs- LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Hastings E-ist. Corby .... . 1 artillery. The race was a splendid one, and was Milne and Bowman, we feel confident Hastings West., Ketclian Gra­ won by ‘‘ Achievement,” the winner of Thus were our Arcadians nicely caught, WIRE WALKING. Cr.OSBY Bowman It is reported that the Viceroy and as they were transferred from this h am . . 1 Thornhill...... 77 tbe great Yorkshire stakes, at, the York that we were consulting the best interests . . . rri Huron Smith. SiMlors of Egypt had been requested to provide novel mantrap to the jail they were no Richmond Hill...... (>5 95 August meeting. “ Hermit," that, won of the wealthy and intelligent electors of Professor Bond, a celebrated English Huron North, W. Torrance five thousand camels for the necessary doubt convinced that the ‘ fi re-brandy’ can U nionvillo...... i:>4 82 transport of the British troops Oie Bine Ribbon of the Derby this year, move progressively and retrogressively with Cashel...... 61 I l a y s ...... 1 East York,—in the honest conviction Acrobat, will give an exhibition at . . . M l was 2nd. and “ Julius” 3rd. Anion? equal facility .— Central India Times. Richmond Hill, cn Saturday Sept. 21st, Yorkville...... 145 79 Kent, John Sm i'h ...... that our duty laid in this direction, we Mongolia...... 12 -2 59 Kingston. M. W. Strange., ,.' 1 Russell gets about $7,000 for his tbe other starters were “ Vauban,:’ Malvern...... ; ...... IU7 97 Lanark North, D. G albraith. . 1 “ Marksman.” “ Challenge,” “ VnnAm- have only to regret that the majority of at 3 p.m. A Wire will be suspended story now publishing in a London maga­ THE CONFESSIONS aki* FXPERIES’CE Scarboro*...... ___ 10!) 124 Lanark South. W. M. Shaw.. 1 “ from tbe two highest places in the vil­ zine. burgh,” D'Estonrnal,” and the “Palm­ OF AN INVALID. the electors have selected Metcalfe and Yoik Mills...... 14‘2 83 Leeds South, B. Tett ...... I er ”—none of which were placed. “Her­ Published for th e | benefit anq., the facts related ; judging by the result that charges fur dates of dispatches. gence has reached here from Siam, that We have received the first number Northumberland West, Alex. Brooklyn. Kings Co.. V. Y. of the recent election in Bast Yoik, it is F r a s e r ...... Every date over that line costs 40 dollars the son o ing “ The History of Penny Postage,” moved. what must be the operation upon a surface ledged to be—they must be 11 Reformers" f~ Peterboro East, Read ...... irritated by the acrid matter discharged in Union, PQ in which he has made good progress. ably conducted. Wc wish him a long Prescott, .T. Boyd ...... Diarrhoea, or Dysentry. Fancy a raw soro of the Brown stripe, who read the Globe, Brant North—J. Y. Bown.. .. 1 Renfrew North, J. Supple. . .. From the authobiograpbical nature of nibbed with a crash towel, and you will and prosperous career, and hope that he Brant South—B. B. Wood. ... t ATROCITIES CHARGED ON OMAR believe the Globe, and are ready to swear Russell, William Craig ...... the work, it wiii naturally possess much have some idea of tbe result. ‘But,* says will not rest satisfied with being a mere Bruce North—Sproatt ...... 1 Simcoe South, T. R. Ferguson PACHA AND THE TURKISH by the contents 6f the Globe. interest. the reader, 1 the liver must be affected, and Broekville—James Crawford. . 1 echo of the Toronto Globe. By au in­ Toronto Bast, M. C. Cameron. TROOPS. they touch the liver.’ W ith infinitely great­ Next to the term “ liberal,” as appro­ Charleton—J. Holmes ...... 1 An I rish Benefice.—The Bishop Toronto West. J. W allis ...... er speed, and certainly Radway’s Reg* lnt- dependent manly course, he will be sure Cornwall—J. S. M rcdonald.. 1 of Cash a! has collated the Rev Thomas Washington, Sept. — The latest intelli priated by the red-handed revolutionists Victoria South, T. M atchett.. in£ Piils operate upon that organ, while Dundas—J. S. Ross ...... 1 gence from Crete charges Omar Pasha with to command the respect of an intelligent Welland, W. Beatv ...... Roth well, M. A., curate of Thurles, to they at tbe same time relieve the intestines of Europe, we know of no word more Durham East—F. II. Burton.. 1 deceit in order to palliate his conduct, and Wellington South, Gow ...... the vicarage of Dcrrygralh, in the dio from all irritating matter and act as an reading pubbc. Elgin East—S. W. D obbie... 1 states he obtained certificates frorr some of mis-applied than is the term “ Re­ Wellington North. R. Christie cese of Lismore. The benefice, which emollient, upon nhe inflamed and angry in­ Bigiti West—J. H. M onro.... 1 his feilow soldiers, denying reports of the form.” In the'earlier political history W entworth South, W. Sexton. testinal membrane. They carry off the im­ Essex—J. O'Connor ...... 1 is worth JE172 a year, has in it a cruelties. The Cretans say that, facts have York Bust, Crosby . . . . 1 pure humors without pain and do not con­ of Upper Canada, and under the union It is expected that the Eev. Mr Frontenac—T. K irkpatrick... 1 population of 787, of whom 13 arc b.-*en proved bv eye witness, that Omar York West, T. Graliame.. tinue to purge after the object of purgation 1 members of the Church of England, and Pasha, on retiiing from Sphakia, burnt all down to the act of confederation, there Fraser, trom Bond Head, will preach in Glengarry— D. A. Macdonald. is accomplished. Grenville South — Walter 774 Roman Catholics the villages in his vear. It is stated that he was a well-defined line separating con­ the Presbyterian Church, in this village, seized an elderly man, forced him to apply S h a n l e y ...... 1 The servant girls of Troy held a mon­ servatives from their opponents ; when on Sabbath next, the 15th instant, at 11 Halton—J. W hite ...... •1 fire to his own hut, and then burnt him to­ TO CONSUMPTIVES. Washington, Sept. 10.—Tho Navy ster meeting on Saturday ni^ht last, to gether with the building. At Palcliria, he o’clock, a m. Hamilton— Charles M agill.... 1 Department has received despatches The Rev. Edward A. Wiison will send (freu ihe “ family compact’" ruled supreme Hastings East—Robert Read. 1 protest against any further demand for mutilated a gentleman iu a nameless manner, of »'ha'gto) to all who desire it, the prescription and crammed the public departments .’ Hastings West—James Brown 1 from Pensacola, announcing the continu money for the Fenians. They passed plucked out his eyes, and murdered him. with the directions for making and using th© ed ravages of yellow fever at that port. Then ut Coniisteds he slew throe nuns, be­ when the commission of the peace was seal, Huron South—M. C. Cameron 1 resolutions severely denouncing the man­ -imph remedy by which he was cured of a Oj - Tlie report of the recent Sabbath Huron North—Jos. Whitehead Richmond, Sept. 10.—A telegram ner in which previous contributions had sides committing similar cruelties at other lung affVciion and lhat dread disease Consitmp* ed against men whose independent spirit Kent—Rufus Stephenson 1 places. The Turkish troops burnt several tion. His only object is to benefit the afllictrd School Festival is to late for this week's from Fa-rm ville, Va , reports a fight been expended,and questioned the propri­ villages on their retreat, besides massacreing and he hopes every sufferer wiN try this pre­ )W Kingston—Sir J. A. Macdonald 1 would not b down and worship at the there between some soldiers and the ety of attempting to liberate Ireland by a blind man, an insane girl and e citizen. scription, as it will cost them nothing, and issue, it will appear in our next. Lanark North— W. Maedougall 1 m av provf* a b lessing Please address political shrine of the Strachans, the Lanark South—Alex. Morris. 1 town negroes. About a dozen soldiers subjucating Canada. They also slew a monk, planting his head and blacks were badly beaten. on a cross, which surmounts a cupola of a R E V . EDVVB k D A. WILSON, Robinsons, the -Jones's and Sherwoods— Leeds South-—John Crawford. 1 A man in Wisconsin has a patent No. 1f>5 Souiii Second Street, W illiamsburg, church. Upwards of 20.000 Cretan fami­ N ews from Cape Breton, Sept, Sept. 4, Lennox— R. J Cartwright. . .. 1 New York, Sept 11 — The C o m m er­ N ew Y ork, men who were attempting to rivet the sheep-sheating machine which operates lies, mostly women, children and old men, say s the new cable, manufactured by the Lincoln—J. R. Benson ...... 1 c ia l understands that several fatal cases just like a reaper or a mower, and cuts have been sent to Greece. established church of England upon the Telegraph Construdtion and Maintenance London—J. Carling ...... 1 of cholera eecurred among the troops on a swath of w> ol an inch and a half wide. INFORMATION, Company, for the New York, Newfound­ Monck—L. McCttllum...... 1 institutions of this country, against the Governor's Island ; that the disease pre­ Information guaranteed to produce a luxuri­ land, and London Telegraph Company, has Niagara— Angus M orrison.... 1 The motion is got by means of a litiie ant growth of hair upon a bald head or beard- repeatedly declared protests of a vast, just been successfully laid between Placentia, Norfolk North—A. W alsh.... 1 vails to an alarming extent, and that wind engine in tbe handle, which is to S t o l e n o u N t r a v e d , run away l*»qs face, also a recipe for tho removal of Newfoundland and this place, thus com­ Norfolk South— Lawson ...... 1 communication with the city is inter­ majority of the intelligent yeomanry of be driven by a force pump or bellows, Irom niiis-a li iy of to-morrow, a Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc, on the pleting a new route from Nova Scotia to Northumberland Bast—Joseph dicted. forcing wind into it by a flexible tube. little hil ol a high jovv. short, raw skin, leaving the same soft, cloar, aud beauti­ Upper Canada ;—when British emigrants the Atlantic Cables, to work in connection K e lle r ...... lionnv bov about ‘ of a rnsm; ful. can be obtained without charge by address- settling here had protested against the with new lines now being constructed by Northumberland West—James the Western Union Telegraph Company POLLING DAYS. wore away innsfa's coat wove irresponsible system upon which the gov­ C o c k b u rn ...... '"S THOS. F. CHAPMAN, C h fm ist , T h e cable h a s b e e n tested and proves to be Ontario South — T. N. G ibbs.. The Alabama Claims.—New York. l i mol hy fashion, wote away snassa’s Broadway, New York. ernment was administered, and the in­ one of the most, perfect ever made. Ottawa—J. M. Currier...... South W aterloo, 13th and 14th Sept. Sept. 11 .—The H e ra ld s special says, bat loss a rim and no crown, roile Oxford North—T. Oliver. . .. North Wellington, 13th and 14th Sept. numerable abuses which followcd'in the another batch of the correspondence con­ away massa’s Steer II lifer, with a FACTS FOR RATIONAL PEOPLE. train of the system—it was then that the Oxford South—E. V. Bodwell Centre Wellington, 16th and 17th Sept. The J o u rn a l says:—A couple of Perth North—J. Rudford.___ Stormont, 16th and 16th Sept. cerning the A lab a m a claims has been ■dra"' saddle and hay bridle. Who­ When it is stated that Radway’s Regulat­ term Reform, as applicable to Canadian boys about twelve or thirteen years of Peterboro East—Grover ...... North Grey, 16 and 17th Sept. published. Lord Stanley, in liis des­ soever inlie be np. this litlle b i t of a ing Pills are the most effective catharfic,al­ politics, had a well understood meaning, age respectively, a few days ago entered Peterboro West—Chas. Perry North W ellington, 17th and 18th Sept. high, low, short, raw-bonny boy terative and anti-bilious medicine at present Prescott—J. Hagar ...... Peel 20th and 21st Sept. patch, May 24, which was handed Mr. known, the public have a right to ask what and a member of the party could clearly the residence of a gentleman at Drum about tbe size of a man, shall re- mondville, during the temporary absence Renfrew North—John Rakin. Seward by Sir Frederick Bruce, consents ceive tbe reward <4 live pints ol are the grounds of this asseition. They aro define what the objects were which “Re­ 1’ussel!—James A. G ram .... briefly these. The ingredients of the pills of the inmates, broke open a cash box, W e (Court Journal) regret lo announce to arbitration, provided two distinct tri nigeon miili, churned in the formers” sought. Now, we hear youths Simcoe North T. D. McConkey (all vegetable) are carefully selected from and stole $100 in cash and over $1,000 Simcoe South—Little...... the death of Quow Daddy, King of Aquipan, bunals are established—one to decide croicliM of a duck, likewise three the very best of their kinds procurable in pi ate about “ reform,'’ as a parrot de- worth of notes-of-hand, as also several Toronto East—James Beaty.. West Africa. He was a man and a brother, pecks of potatoes ditched in a roc.!; the world. In the process of manufacture Toronto West— R. A. Harrison and launched off cold missionary, when in the responsibility incurred by the British l ghts in repeating pretty p o llth e y other valuable papers, including some with a leaden hoe; eighteen h hun.: u n - thev are freed from all negative matter, insurance policies. A bureau drawer Victoria South— G. K em pt... season, with great regularity. Government in the depredations commit­ > a | and their positive and active properties are have caught hold of the words “ corrup­ Waterloo N orth—I E Bowman d r e d a n t ist asleep, make a clog alone retained. No portion of these po­ was also ransacked, and a gold watch Mr. Kinglake’s third and fourth volumes ted by the rebel privateers, and the Welland—T. C. Street...... laugh ta se a pudding creep. tential virtues can be lost by evaporation, tion,” “ reform,” and “tory,” and wil^ and chain taken. The boys were subse- of the “History ef the Crimean War” are W ellington Centre— Dr.Parker other to adjudicate the general claims on because tlie materials art prepared in vacuo stated to be nearly ready for publication, give snatches from the G lobe; beyond quently arrested at the Bridge, and the I Wellington South— Stirton... and the pills are subsequently coated with and may be looked for by the end of au­ both sides. To this Mr. Seward objccts this, they are utterly ignorant of the ! money and watch got on their persons, j Wentworth North — J M c- Mr. Sala mentions a punishment inflicted gum, which protects them froji the action tu m n . as unnecessary, claiming if there should political history of tho country. They i, Tho ^ papers, however, had been destroy-. Monies ...... on her rebellious pupils by an American of the air. Twenty pounds of the crudo by the young scamps, who accom- j Went worth South—J. Ryma'. Rank and fashion may be all very fine in be two tribunals they should be clothed schoolmistress ‘‘down East.” She made basis produces only one pound of the pills. cannot comprehend tho fact that within the work of destruction by the York East—Metcalfe. -... time of peace, but rank aud file must have with tho same power. them stand on their heads, and poured cold Hence the extraordinary purity and efficacy be fist two year* tlie ^ hole of British itid of lucifer matches, York West—W. P. Howland. precedence of them iu time of war. water down the legs of their trousers. of the moat, popular aperient of the ago.