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fumigation nfthe infected apartments. he pleaded and pleaded, and even knelt to them in agony of tears, con- tinuallt’ saying, “ I am sure he is not dead.” The men represented the utter absurdity of such an idea, but ﬁnally ot‘ercome by her tears, again departed. With trembling haste she renewed her efforts to restore him.— She raised his ltead, rolled his limbs ttt hot ﬂannel, and placed hot onions on his feet. The dreaded half-hour again come round, and found him as cold and rigid as ever. She renewed her cntreaties so desperately, that the messengers began to think a lit- tle gentle force would be necessary. 'l‘hey accordingly attempted to re- more the body against her will; but she threw herself" on it, and clung to it with such frantic strength, that they could not easily loosen her “and” Magnum” mummy “8 °._ grasp. Impressed by the remarka- rioclt. 'l'o Belfast, Murray Harbour, Vernon l his enemy or her wmv “my "land liner, White Sands—every Saturday at!) ‘ their elliirts. To all their retnon~ o'clock. A. tit-jaw“. LANE. Cunrier- strances she answered, ” lfyou bury him, you tshall bury me with him." At last, by dint of reasoning on the necessity ol‘the case, they obtained An extraordinary incident thatoccurr- t ("’md'" a lir0llll‘Pili‘aliii'he Showed rtl ir the family of the aut'torcss, when “ﬂ 5'3"“ “1 lure before may again , clantc round, she tt‘rpttld makean fur-

_ _ . ' tier o i osition to ttc remor . in Boston, will powerfully interest the} “was: gained this respiie, she I hung tlte watch urnn the bed-post, , and renewed her eﬂiirts with redoub- ! lr-d zeal.

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The Mails by the Southern rows to lie. man, Cape Traverse, 'l‘ryon River, are rude up every Monday morning at to o'clock, hut. Maser, Courier.

11;. Eastern Mails to Bay Fortune, Fair- hld, Mount Pleasant, Lot 41, St. Margaret‘s St. Peters, Semis—every Wednesday morn- in. st to o’clock—PA 1'. Fun AN, Courier.

The Western Mails to Bedeqne, Cascum- pa. Cavendish. Egrnont llny, Lot l6, New Glasgow, New London, Park Corner, I’ort llill, Prince Town, St. l‘Ileanors, 'l‘ignish, Traveller’s lies! -—erery'l‘hursday morninth Ill o‘clock.-—-lltcrt.utu HAGNALL.Courter. The Southern Mni‘s to George 'l'own—

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theyrllow fever prevailed like at plague

reader.

A ROMdNCE OF REAL LIFE. She placed kegs of hot water about hEm, forced brandy be-

. v , tween his teeth, breathed into his hiheltCSIIIt-‘nt‘eo \. llcn 11:6 rim syrup-i nostrils, and held ltattshoru to his latnsitppcttrt‘tl, his wile sent the childmni nose; but still the body lay motionlesst in,0,!,,,,,,,u:,.r,,’ and “We” INNER“! and Cold. She looked anxiously ati d I the watch: in five minutes the pro-l

nlls‘ed half hour would expire, and

_ 'iiosc dreadful voices Would be heard lrrttw ' - t l i - i ' o‘cld be death to her-pant. no be-‘ passmg through the street. Hope. neﬁttohim, for he would snort be too ill ' lessncss came over her; she droppcdl tcltnoo- who attended upon him, The“, ‘ the head site had been sustaining; her

"Suments made no impression on bcri hm". l'en‘i'l"d "lmenl‘yi and “'0

Oneot my father‘s brothers, raiding lttlloston at that time, became a victim l

tasttend tlpot‘. him. 12: friends watnc let against such rashness. They toldl l

tlieriioncte heart. She felt that it t l‘iailtlilzlom The hﬁidir”: hummg was could he a loomiife satisfaction to her i “fl. 0 ii" i m P'a'. af‘h Art-ident- toltnotvnhontic l l i v I“ ' “vi ‘ e-PHHUim o i a Lead had I ‘ m 9‘ ul‘” Hm, If he, become slightlyttppml backward,and did not. She accordingly stair] amt « the powerful liquid ﬂowed into his ruched him with unremguing cam” nostrils Instantly there was a short Tbi,’h°,,.c,.cr'did nowwuw “whim quick gasp- n struggle-his eyes He m ' opened; and when the death men . g v “0'5" 3"" “or-"9i “ml ﬁlmi'l’l came again,they fottnd him sitting ted. Those who went round with tho‘ up in the bed. He is still alive, and death-cart. hart Visited um nhmntmn' has enjoyed unusually good health. "due" "13'. the end was near, They i ‘m‘m ow came to take the hotly. His wife i b T':i:‘.'\,rnf;;‘:jpio:‘n Afr:nnw “whole”, up w t: can to y .t e. in, o t l ass on h 30' “‘e'm "‘9 lb“ ,aged couple who have Weathered, """kth "0" l” “"90"” {0'5 ililvut , life’s storms hand in hand, and smiled “8'! he was perfectly cold and rigid, on each other amid all the trials and ttd to ere”. appearance quite damp} :piliulatipns [which they have melt in, berewu a ,We” ,- . . i, its “va e o tears —eren as w ten ind “m :1. , Q "Hi "info" on' [3"] basking together in the brightest sun-I en" lo was m" “""ct' 1"" shine of prosperity—“hose pleasures "e °Vcrh°m° by “‘0 “Tong”! 0‘ in each other‘s society are decreased= " “Mini”! 3 though their own rea- not by the rude buffettings of:l‘ime--j n unopposed to it, that sure despoilcr ofall that ts beau-f a a u ‘ " The half~hour again came round, and I ’ll‘fttl in ” the human form dtttne. gain W,“ hen, m s l_ words I to such a couplc,thouglits ofthc past in. i H 0 "n" I - I are an inexhaustible spring (.fJoy, as, ""3 °“l Your tie-“L” The “"lNl‘il'rom the mirror of memory, the m resisted their importunitiessbut furightrnys oft'neiryouthfulhappiness tstime the men were tnore resolute.— ; Md '0"? are "1"“ more ffﬂeitegﬁ'r- hey laid the duty asaigned to tltctni‘i".”'e'"'I-am the infra .bpm ,3 cl; ruminm a“, bum h, "h or d :ltgion unfoldstn their rtew,t rung ity re .- ’ '3 'f' mlthu portals oftbe tomb, the hopeful ‘lutred punctual, oocdience to I m; cc, of a Imp y townie" in that 3 ° Were they received; if they 9 l; r -

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“ Where parting is no more.”

Cl'Alilro'l‘T'ETOWN. rumor: nowanu tSMND. SEPTEMBER a. rats.

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r ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP LATE NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

The Steamship E-ledonia arrived at lla- lil‘as with the second August mail. on the In September, in 12} days from Livarpou|,G.B. The European intelligence, as are anticipated in our last number. is not of roach imp-\rt' ance--but we have subjoined a variety of in‘ lowering extracts. ___

PROROGATION o r PAR LIA ME NT.

The Imperial l‘urtiament was pro- rogued on Saturday, with the astral ceremonies. by her Majesty in per- son. The Royal carlrgc left Bucking- hnnti’alace precisely at half-past one, and proceeded through St. James' Park and Parliament street, towards the Home of Commons amid warm demonstrations ofloyolty and affec- tion from crowds who had assembled to witness the imposing pageant.

Shortly before ten o'clock the ﬁring of cannon and the ﬂouridt of trum- pets announced the atrit'al of her Majesty at the entrance ul'tlwllonse ol'lmrds; and itlttjtt‘tiialt‘i}' afterwards her Majesty entered the houseJcan-

ing on the arm of her royal consort, who conducted her towards the throne.

The steps oftlzc throne. as is usu- al on these occasions, “are covered with rich carpeting, 'lhe chair of the Prince of Wales was placed on

the right of her Majesty's throne, and that ofhis lloyal Highnesst’rince Albert on the left. The chairs were all lined with crimson t'o-lt'i Land were ornamented with rich gold fringe.

The house at this moment present- ed a most brilliant aml imposing ap- pearance. 't he body and gallery were ﬁlled with elegantly attired la- dies; peers and peeresses; tlteFrcnclt. Russian, Prussian, Austrian, and Turkishambassatlors,withtlteir suites, the Prince Dwackanauth Tagore, with his son and nephew; the Bishops of Ely and London; the Duke of Wellington: and a large number of other distinguished persona filled all the available space.

PARLIA MENTARY.

Parliament has sanctioned the con- struction of “2,030 miles of new rail- ways in England and Scotland,~and 560 miles of lreland. The capital authorised to be raised in shares for this purpose amounts to £31,680,- 007, exclusive r)t'£6,800,000 required for the Irish lines, making in all £38,480 (‘00. By this investment the country will be enriched, and multitudes beneﬁttcd both at present and permanently. At the sometime the demand for money, when the calls for these works come to be made,will be sufﬁcient to put a check upon all idle and foolish schemes.— The expected revenue front these new lines considerably exceeds £2,- 000,000 sterling per annum.

Tue (locum—liter Majesty,“ will be seen, has had a glorious reception on the continent. A Loudou paper in the. Pelmcrstonian interost,aays:-—- The visit of Queen Victoria to the Rhine has given rise to a world of jealousies and mistrusts; has made courts anxious and diplomatists husy..

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Comtencrst..—Many ot' the great towns—Leeds, Glasgrtw,hlnncltester, and Liverpool,for example-continue mad with the excitement of railway spe’culation.

The season continues a fruitful sub- ject for augury. The daily paper! till columns after columns about the “ weather and crops," and public at- tention is ﬁxed intently upon the re- sult. Tho best accounts come from Ireland, There are many who say ‘that the injury so far has not been irreparable,and that a fortuight’s ﬁne.

weather would still go far to repair it."

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It is reported that his Royal High- ness Prince George of Cambridge,’ who has lately been promoted to the rank of Major General in the army, is to succeed Sir Hercules Packen~ ham, as Lieut. Governor of Ports- mouth and in command ofthe South \Vestern District, it said Sir Hercu- les will not give up the command un- til the end of the year.

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Wouocnrnc Puscrosurr.—lt is said of the late Viscount Canterbury, tltztl duringthe l7years his Lordship filled the chair of the House of Commons he Was never absent a single night in consequence of indis- position. The only occasion, re- tncmbereJof his being absent, was one night on the death of his father, the late Archbishop ofCauterbury.

Lieutenants llawltey and Pym con- cerned in the duel with Mr. Seyton, have been removed from the list of Royal Marines.

The Queen intends to present user of Colours to Lord Glenlyon’s High- landers,who formed her Guard during her visit in Scotland.

Lord Arthur Lennox has been ap- pointed to the Ordnance.

Letters fromRome state the health ofthe Pope to be such as to create alarm.

Tm: Yousocsr COLONEL m Eo- nore.—The Emperor Nicholas has appointed his grandson Alexander

Alexandrowich an infant three months old, chiefof one oftho battalions of Finlanders belonging to the Imperial Guard.

liter..th -Ireland still bewilders the quidnuncs. All O’Connell’s efforts to twine the Orange and the Green round the same stem are fruit- less, and henceforth will appear ab- surd. The opposing races cannot, will not amalgamate.

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Fasnce.-'l‘he declaration of war by M exico against the United States, is the greatest point discussed in the Paris papers. La Presse regards that act as a pettrile dcmonstation; calculates upon the support ofMeaice by Great Britain, and recommends that France observe in the coatest the strictest neutrality. The other opposition prints di-tcttss the matter much in the same strain.