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Eee, , ETN , . eR RTTT NTS a = Ene ; 0 Pp 2 ime i: ives. Bandle after bandie was bronght in. Mre.| All the public houses wore closed. The bably Pag last — wires a cane Perkins looked on in glad amezewent. She| most tremendous efforts of the police were re-| possih e that in. the - , a coma knew what mast have happeoed | quired to prevent a fresh attack upou St. A nu's| n@ture pleases to ee ife “ oe aha i > i Hee t ic : rem in soli u Wheo the doy had gone, her hashand said | Chapel and schoo!s. Finding the police to he | ties, ant ee € Ee eS eliclll in a low tone, * With God's help. Maria, a match for them, however, a cry was raised| years, when they have atts a ae thiscalll i i ¢ da! —* To Stalybrid:e,” and the mob proceeded)strength, they commence their fight throug aides aisoue* Mee ive ri nwt «Rul ace, with wo other object fhan that of trans drop of liquor since Tuosday aight * jin the diredtion of (hat town, singing ule} space, wit! ’ r inttle J | Britania.”’ A force of the Stalybridze police

© QO, fatoer. Um so glad? said little - ohay, : ) i running and junping upinta tes father'@lap | Was fo med across the road near Cock

* Youshan't be adraunkand’s son any longer P which barred the vioters in that direction ; hey a wand hee Johnny.’ said his father much moved ‘With they then turned down a road t¢ Dunkiield.| meeting them, lieve y God's help { will never agiin taste liquor.” | M.. Dalgliesh wheeled the Ashton police round diluvian remains !

He has kept his promise His wite wears) and took them to the Townhall, During their again ber happy look. Johony’s merry absence the Deputy Mayor called out the mii laugh resoun ts through the house, ‘and James! tary, consisting of a troop of Kuniskillen Dyra- Perkine biessee in his heart the boy who at) Z00n8 and two companies of the 70th i @ critical time offered him a helping hand. under the command of Colonel Cooper; but - aeemeees | their services were not required

je cr . } About six o'clock on Monday evening. about

THE BI0TS AT ASHTON-UNDER- dozen mea went down Castle-street, Staly-

‘ LYNE. bridge, wearing Orange ribbon. This it was

~ ‘Phe riote of Sunday hetween the Eagtish | feared would lead to a serious breach of the

and Irish were resumed on Monday, and the | peace. Fortunately the police succeeded in i i dead vi y not | quelling the unruly conduct

destruction of property was as great. if not] pue cre y ‘ : r y ; Y ‘

yreater, than on the yrevious night. For two About half past eight a ‘dy of English, es-| Town, Turner, who gave evidence e

ro t} a bh } timated at about 500 persons, entered Staly-| Whelan, was present. A party asked him tc

hours the town was at the mercy of @ mond.) } xi

skeletons to the confusion of sages, who, on

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FENIANISM.

tions from the garrison of Fort Wayne, De

ee

the U.S. army. They are beliewed to be principally Peuians, said lett in ove week.

Last night ata dinner in a hotel in Lower

. ‘ e fre htor The mob went to Lees-| come outside. Turner hesitated, when the | Troops were iu readincss at a moment's| ridge from Ashton. The mob went . | OOS ae e ; ; “ ried - t row, a locality where many Irish reside. Ar-| person said he wanted to warn him agaist notice. Early yesterday morning the fullowisy | 7 & - _ ; ~ a : © bill. was a be she mutho cities viving there they commenced to smash the! certain persons in the room. Turner the: lil Was Issued LU ue @ull igs8im j > ‘de ‘ j i ' ‘ ' | windows of anumber of houses. Mr. Chad-| went out. When the door was shut, the man # Borouzrh of Ashton-under-Lyne. | wick, chief-constable, with 49 special constables | said, ‘You sre the—witness who informe:

s¢ Notice is hereby give Op

has been read, and all present are requeste d to | mMrscinet.

: ae ost el } force ut ‘ ; sata) | e federates rushe

@isperse and depart to their habitations or toj town over Platts Bndze, the force went up} pocket-pistol, when two confederates rushet

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ta ir lawful business, apon conditions contained | Hi sh street, and while going by that route the | from behind, securing Turver’sarms. Throw in the Act made in the ' ‘re sie As |i i

. ' * . 2 O1 La te; *k ou » t ac Georze - for preventing tumult and riotous Lees-row. The rieters attacked the houses in ing him about the head and face,

assemblies Thomas-street, smashed the windows, threw | then came out and rescued Jurner.

By order of the magistrates, “ Winrram Maxsatr,

Clerk to the Justice. for further mischief. Some severe fighting} two of the parties in the assault, and brouzh

#6 Town-hall, May 10.” took place and several shota were fired. The} before the Police Magistrate this morning

sy police force arrived, and at once made a charge

In the forenoon 500 tra lesmen were sworn | |. the English with cutlasses and truncheons. | bail.

in as special coustables. It was also decided , Away went the main body down Lees-street, at! convicted, and fined $20 and $15 respectivels

to seud for a reintorcement of the county | the end of which is the river, and so closely| and one week each in jail. police, and every measure was taken to pre-| 4:4 the police follow, that they took to the : veut further disturbances. In the afternoon} :

Hillyard and Gieason have since beer

lriver, across which they rushed in evident While ve parade ot Sittawa ‘os the 26th the authorities issued further placards, com-| aiid, Another portion of the wen, however, ne Ye bea idee : hot el rem maodiag that all mas and beerhouses should manaved to zet into Caroline street, where they | rem, rr ee oo away? ve © eal Gal be closed. Later still a placard announced were azain charged and dispersed. The rioters, |}. ae etter “poe ‘aks ae ve « that the riot Act had been read, and counselled | +, the number of nearly 200, congregated | rina wor oy ch aaeleah Whelan, wa the public not to carry arms. ‘again on the road throagh Whitclands, and | oes culted ak. amends gris alii Dariag the whole of the day hundreds of! octored Ashton singing “ Britons never shall) ening by F Rh, = dence. iu Se a strett people arcived from othe: places to see the} he slaves.’’ evening by Fenlans at a dance in Su evidences of the rivts, aad everybody seemed to} expect that the disturbances would be renewed. | In the afternoon young men might be seen| earrying sticks, and parading strips of Orange | -—- ribbon, bat nothing serious occurred till tos} wards seven o'cluck.. About that hour three | sepresenting the county and city of Cork, was] Guard-house as before. _ Tt ' tipsy men sauntered down Stamtord street, | heid here to day in the Athenaum, for the pur- | the Royal Canadian Riflea, now siatione armed with sticks, displaying their yellow} nose of considering and adopting resolutions Prescott, are to be reinforced.

Sree on | arrested. A GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN CORK. |

\learn thata strong military guard is continnes

favors, as if ready for arow. They daid hold} iq reference tu the disestablishment and dis-; The Times (28th) says :— “ One of the so]-| Star reprints from one of its metropolitan con- tuo, after afew years degenerate, and are hard-| Mary Jane trom CowsBay with coalsto Carvel B ef a man, and puiled him to the floor; bat he} endowment of the Irish Church in this country. | diers (named Walsh) en duty outside ef the|temporaries the following curious advertise- “> ae , es pause . Bross A gue trom A vat limegfone to A s i y+} 5 i : ‘ : i FROM CANADA. ly to be distinguished from the worst. We be-| Sfillivag and Elizabeth ftent Port Sigin with

good-naturedly treated it as a joke. As soon) [Ths meetine was convened by the Lieutenant jail, was caught attempting to communicat as they ceached Hill street, an Irishman step: of the county upon a requisitio: signed by/ With a prisoner yesterday, by writing wit

ped forward and struck one of the men three} over 10,000 of the nobility, gentry. clergy, chaulk on the stock of his rite, aud holding it

times with a poker. fellin s him to the ground | electors, &¢, of the county and city of Cork.! up to the window to be seen by a prisoner and splitting his skuil, : woman was taken into custody for firing 4! the Dake of Devonshire. jstol at Fireman Marland, who happened to! were marked throughout by the strongest en-| by our court martial.” ou duty, and who had « very narrow escape, | thusiasm, and the reference to Mr. Gladstone's} ~ the shot takiug away a portion of his hat. fresolutions evoked the heartieat bursts of About seven o'clock a number of lads aud! ¢heering. Lord Ferimov presided, and in the | young mea arriving in Cavendish-street, a ery | course of his remarks he said—Now, T am! was raised to attack Hillstreet, a point found! only speaking for myself, and the meeting ean!Ottawa to intercept the Himalaya and th

The Hamilton says :—

hmpregaable the previous evening. Gathering | endorse what ] say or not as it likes; but no) Montreal steamer, which sailed this week for their forces, but with nothing like the military} power on earth would induce me to enter into| England with the 60th Rifles and 17th Regi- way into the buimav eysteu (urough wiasma, noxi-

discipline whieh the Irish displayed the day be lany agitation for this purpose except the gen-| ment on board, and it is expected they will b

fore they tried to force a passage wcross Hol.) uine and honest one of seeiag it carried out.; boarded of Father Point and ordered back. lall be dispossessed by a few dosea of these) state of efficiency, and stail officers in charge of “he Government will also take immediate pos

street. The Irish met them with stones, pikes,| And J, for one, shall never consent to the! guas and revolvers. No sooner had the mob Whigs or any other party making use of this isession of the railways and steamers, and fu turved iato Hill street thau a scene of destruc-| gysstion for the pur pose of getting ito power | control of the telegraph lines throughout th tion commenced which bafles all description. | aid dealing with us as they “dealt with use on} Dominion. The gunboats on the Lakes are t Wiadows and frames were smashed with such | the appropriation ¢lause—namely, after using

rapidity that the effect was like that of thet ug to get into power leaving us to get our-| one of which has already arrived at Quebec, |

sound of distant musketry. The mob were! selves out of the difficulty (cheers). My de. and a detachment of one hundred men ar jommed by others entering from Beutinck-stveet, | sire is tu see this yreat wroug and grievance | now on the way up from Montreal. aud ina very few minutes a row of about padressed. My desire is to anite with the) twenty houses were com; etely sacked dsors oa Seats “# = ae ae j abolish the endowments of all religious estal-| gerve ready to move wheia foothold is gained Te were thrown = maw oor we pa jlishments (cheers). What is sauce for the) The movement to the frontier, it is believed a ae aa ~ b > d Seana all f oa goose is sauce for tbe gander (cheers). What is already quietly progressing. ‘The attack i ge iy 3 ai og o~ ad got p s. 7 e you anply to the Protestant must be applied ex pected at two points, somewhere betwee . oom evon a mé ait ee . oo ; j *: could be seen, Seyond & pror woman or twos! to the Presbyterian, and, if, necessary to the| Prescott and Montreal, and on the Niagace What seemed to exasperate the English most! Catholic. was the frequent use of firearms resorted to, and | ag you think fit, but we must come eventually the fearful threats in which the Irish bave in to the broad platform of the voluntary | of transporting them having been g duized. , : jsystem (cheers) I am glad we have here} winter. ' Whilst the afray was going On a poor tramp) present wy noble friend the Earl of Cork was chet tn the fant. When =. houses in| (cheers), who occepied a distinguished post in| s.-styled fay, to make a raid on Fort Porter Hili-street (wart of * Littie Ireland’’) had been ge late Whiz gevernment and my learued } demolished, a boly et po ae oT wud oue itriend the member for Mallow, who occupied man banded to Mr. Deaigiesh a pike which he |g no less distinguished post in the legal de : ken from one of bis antagouisis, bat not | , a , oe eee ; one pone hed ‘Been pret 4 with "‘* The | partment of the late gover nment. Thes Wh trauce tu Niagara River, and undes cover of the a eee aaa pl : a — be c © | be enabled when they go to England to ex+} guus the’ Fenines will then cross i , nere ed cx bid r 7 has “ Sua . ‘ . ' ; & ® . crow we Sm. ees ased Considerad!y, | plain to their party that we are engaging in barges to Fort Erie. There is the best authori- and the police at length got tem away. 5; r ] - ~~ c > 2 ' ° i Whilst the ante rn vem - mob | religious liberty with one single genuine ob | programme Juid out, aud which we shall see in Away some, mostly lads, turned into Hili-street) ject, that of immediately succeeding, if we can, atsurated within the next few days.” again gathered the furniture together, aud set) and that we fully aud eutirely endorse Mr. | fire to it. . Giadstone’s conduct up to the present and g Poe police drove the mob along Bentinck | agree with his reevhitiuns, we say every street, and they went without signs of further | of these three resolutions must be carried, and . ° 2 - = - i * 1 . mischief, until they approached Brook street, | after they are carried they musi be put when ashot being tired, the mob sacked shape ofan actot pariament. If Mr. Giad-| wilj make a re 1, it is wel! for the Government another house or two, Une tenant stood at his | stone's couraze fails him we will say as We/todo its duty. Stores ae being overhauled door displaying an Oran se ribbon, which no | waid before, we have been swind.ed |} : 7" ae ee aT doubt saved him from harm, as did the exhibi-| Whig party, and that they bave used us for lion of similar favors in an adjoining eotiage. | tie purpose, as they did before, of getting A few minutes after eit it was evideat that | ‘ : ah ity “ek ah : . ‘ f se’ id e i erees power, and then to kiek _the jacider “‘froni* renare Canada fur any emergency. the civil power could not cope with the riot, | under them. Whee 3 pat. it in -that way 1)’ If any of cur young men are fired with and an official intimation requiring the attend- | dou’t mean even to insiiuate that they think} wilitary glory, kere’ ect f rt oh eg i , ‘i , ailite rlor e's a chance for t! . ance of the military being conveyed to the|of doing so. What I want them to uuder-|> a ollicer in command, the 6th E wiskillen 1)-a | siaud is this, that our ptinciple is measures not! ,, Arremerep Mcrxper.— A man named goons galloped into the borough, rousd by the} men. We mean business in this azitation,| COOM¢Y: known to be a Fenian, ov Saturday, Catkolic chapel, aud along Beitinck Sireet to) When the atteition of the people of Breland | made aw attempt on the life of Mr. Lehame, Little Ireland, but the mo! were going ad Stuly | of Europe, of America is fixed upon this great | hotal-keeper 4) Ennismore, by firing’ # ‘pistol bridse. While the drazvons were clearing | grievance, when all ave crying shame upon | 4 then rushing at him with a bowie knife. the streets four companies of the 70th arrived, | bngland for it w Ce a ee - | Fortunately the shot missed, and the man was : % : é »| sngiand for it we mean to go into this agitation : hefar & ld bi fully equipped with 4 mevlical stat, stretchers, | earnestly, aud we will take justice from whoso | seized and ove:pamered befor Megmplé pee. ae &-., followed. by about 500 Specials, nd the | ever gives it. Soft words butter no parsuips. other weapon.— Mont. Herald lreets were cleared. About 11 o'clock the} We will not be satisfied with mere promises) S®NTENCKE OF ANOTHER Fexian Prisoxer.— voilitary were discharged, the town having} We expect performance ;

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Penianism aiuto life again. While there is,

; yuubuats ave patrolling the rivers and lakes, tO and such other steps taken as are necessary to

; a aid performance we| The mau Morgan. or Mohan, tried at the settled into quiet. The town was patroiled must have (hear, hear). We mean to earry| Centeal Criminal Court, Londen, on Wednes- throughout the uight by an extra force of this question. Wehave begon well. We have) doy, for exciting s sidiers to desert with inteut to p lice. | laid duwn a basis upon which al] good men ali) dethrone the Queen, has been seutenced to.ten

_ ae che mob were passing aong Lower Ben. | over the kingdom ean join—that of the volun | yeas’ penal servitude. tinek street, of course mony of the people re-) tary pri ciple (hear, hear,) but we must be or-, — = sidiag in the lesser streets that debouch into ganized and agitate (cheers Resolutions | _ — . a y ; " a ' it came to watch what was goiig On. Among| were then moved and seconded by the Earl of these spectators wus Mary Byadbury. Mrs. | Cork and Ossery, H. W. Lyons, Esq., High |

, Bradbury was knoeked over, her head coming | Sherif; Mr. Smith’Barry, M. Py Mr. E!| Dreadful iv contact with ee me. She was trod- | Sullivan, Q. CO.) M: P.; Mr. D. Murphy, M. P.; | under-Lyne. a prsies i ag wan taken 4 dead. | Mc. Shaw, J. P., and Mv. Maguiry, M. Ps The! 3.598 Emigrants arrived at New York on 24th

: he : wust = ae listres# among those | yreatest enthusiasm prevailed, aud the demons} and 25th ult : wb 8 hein ave Leena destroyed, sume (WO) stration w 48 One of the-greatest which has ever; Poratoes sold in Halifax this week for 50 hundred being thrown upon charity. In ad-! taken plac he ol r Cork

; © J taken place in the County Cork. cents per bushel. dition to having been without shelter during | : - ; ; Mouday niglit, these peor creatures were’ wit | GOs eee: Pak —Garibaldi is tortured with rheumatism, so out food, excepting what friends bestowed. On| A MONSTER OF THE AIR—A VERY that he cannot even answer his letters. Buoday Mr, Tetlow, provision STRANGE STORY. tributed a basket full ot Court, and assisted poor

NEWS SUMMARY.

riots have occurred at Ashton-

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dealer, dis- bread in Adelphi! people seibantare : | [Translated from El Ferro Curril of Santiago, Chili, 4 meee > March 27

Mr. Mason has headed a ‘absesiption list with sat £100. Several uther gen: eweu have promised Assistance.

Mr. [bbotson, who was shot while standing near to St. Mary*s Catholic Chapel ou Suuday, |

A lot of flour sold at Auction in Sommerside, on Wednesday last, realized 50 and 52 shillings ) per barrel.

Od tsi Abebilidal i Yesterday, about five o'clock, p. m., when tue xDEneee * the A an. expedition coo. oe oe .: | have been officially stated. The sum is £5,- every one bad finished work at this miae, (G rai | 351,000. Tuis is an apprexinate on! a ; 7 ‘ oe UU. t ‘pr ; ‘ Mine,) aud the workmen ina group were await | , . +appry e only ing their eVening meal, we saw coming througi'| Tur Assassination Casz.—It is reported the air a gigantic bird, which, at fret tizht, we in Ottawa that Luckley js to be admitted to supposed to be a cloud surrounded by the at-| bail by direction of Sir J. AL McDonald. mosphere, aud divided from its companions by ; ak : eichdeen citrest-0f-uir : A fair trial is all that i needed to convince Aapce current of air. | le that Bloods Rh , . . As the obje et in question came nearer, filling | Pe abted ned "saa cideiun coeh ceed a os i ; é eme aul ’ us witha very natural fecling ol Surprise, we! y . eer

were able to uote that it Was ao toknown crea: | A monster Ox is now on exhibition at St. ture of the air—the ree of the * Thousand and John, N. B. one nights” perhaps, or possibly a Leviathan 16 hauds high, girts 8 feet 8 iuches, and of the deserts. From whence did it come ?, weighs 27 ewt. To where was it going? Tis disection was! iat ‘ from noi theast to southwest; its fight rapid —An Englishman, on his way from Michi- and in a direct line ge | gan to Prince Edward Island, to remove his ‘ : family out West, was knocked dk in P ; Ou passing a short distance, a er* eat | emPY Cul West, re wee ee oe Mimost exertions to prevent if, but were forced heads, i were shines bote the — ot » fers, land, Me., on last Friday night week and rob- aeene d at “din See" «there of its body. Its great win 1s were clothed with! bed of $185 in gold. moh entered, and t wilding: (ts defenders} _ iar «A lie ll : : having deserted it) was lefWto its fate. The a ree’ Plomage, The head ot the Mouster! During a ten minutes conversation recentiy of the chanel cunt nes ile bs was in shape similiar to that of a grasshopper, | witli an officer whe served with distinetion in the Recents aad vie hed the easily | “| with enormous eves wide open and brilliant as| Army of the Potemae, he tock eccasioa to gay that a rooar 5 . _ CPpoMUAEY | Siyis, und covered with something like hair or! Johason's Anodyue Liniment did more good of soneg " bristles ; the body, lengthening itself like that | #90 any or all oteer medicines dispeused to the 17 ore ee the Pt es only} of a serpeut, was covered with britliant scales, | S°diers.” or 18, é attacking mob could have tiot! whi i talie : otk oe dhatcant teens trees Joe ety sock Rau Co ae metalic souud as the strange ani-| The Steamer Merritt will be immediately State of afaire iu Cavendish street having been cienoeis a “ene ses ies phiced ‘on the route betweeu Montreal and reporied te she Deputy apie, thet) gention urprise resolved itself into fear among the Pictou, touching at Shediac and Charlottetown sadn, wht ether muxinen tty srodetilied aaa workmen jn the presence of sueh a Strange when sufficient freight offers. The Merritt phenomenon. ~Thewhole stock of ornithologi-' will commence first of June. — Pictou Chronicle.

head of the special ia that direction; but the : moly had eowpleted their work, and were dis- cabsciente poaseseed by the good miners was, A Goud O_o Barerisr Deacon, who ae.

, in visa exhausted to find the name and quali! eidentaliy fell ov i i oeatiate Te eee man a and quan | eldentaliy fell over board, said he was not afraid ‘ ’ ue é 7 tenge'o ith had Just passed} of water, but abjected to thar method of Nea- T eee were Heprmtos reached the) without leaving a éfyn. Some agsert that in| tion. The simple application of, Guace’s Gein Segre al ee ee mob was ettackinu} those momenis they perceived a detestable) BXATED SAuve to sorea and wounds, and all . ny , ae atholic chapel, A body smell, like that given out hy arsenie on being Cutaneous diseases aud eruptions, i a sure cure. ff special constables were sent down to disperse hburned. Others that their senses wus not of. ‘AUTION ! i hy, shiek they sueceeied iu doing. Many show! fended by any unusual odor, The superstitious! ¢ a : ia a ‘ais eo i ah coughs, : ; . 7 oo : . . olds, and lung disease wen fred frou the chapel, and people were believe that it is the devil in person they have! Coueurnption will hates itePetins S aie ‘wounded. f ‘ : just seen pase, while others reeolect having! eases, it taken in time. ean be arrested and eared The rioting recommenced early on Monday. been a witness, 6ome years ago, in the sime’ Tie remedy is Dr Wistar's Balsam of Wild Bewcoon-nivw ard ton o"clagk eters aah place, to the. passage of a similar monstrous © erry. apon St. ‘a Chapel, , Tb itori ’ . ; e transfer of the te ee aes Ps pa they | oe the — aTair is in the extreme curious, son's Bay Company to Miby tampa ot c cla! con- we have thought it our duty tu communicate to béen agreed to by th hai Ki | pes a stop to the disturbance and took you, withholding all useless comment, fi ay weais to alloct that ea ae ; esse: , for the berley. A measure to effect thig will in- into custody. The damaze was ex- trath is, we eannot explain sutisfectorily to our troduced into Parliament ig the. ree 7

bas had a relapse, aud it is feared.that he will| not recover.

Qu Sunday the police received information that an English mob hal laid siege to Sr. Aan’s Roman Catholic Chapel, that stones were being thrown through the windows, and that a party inside was"firing upon the crowd. All this. preved trae. Several persons were wounded by pistof bullets, one dangerously. laspector Bamforthy feund it impossible to prevent the destruction fiom soing on, for as the officers drove the rioters from one point they appeared at another. When af attempt was made to breals in the doors they ased their

Can it be

porting themselves to other regions, where sented for sale in the Colonral, Me Cock Brook, | death masters them, and the earth guards their Halifax, and being about the earliest thing

have found antes deal of competition, sen Pa: 30 cont, | taxation while it cougtantly reduges the pational |. gt disttess. However, as’ wisé men’ learn the my There pas oe sign of it before : ST eked’ wholesale, ’ (debt. Let us have peace. : bo valbabje lessons from: their erroufjund their the shape pe the mefkor; it followed it in ity x + ”" d 30. / & f ¢ , & 2 -e eo i eons i Bipw Fors. Sy misfortunes,so our turibére =the wealthy as well! path th rough the sky, atid remained visible for

It is asserted on good authority that deser-| some time ago the fact of hie acceptance of the) troit, have amounted to about 800 soldiers of} did’nt believe it. Over one hundred it is

Sars an Ottawa telegram of the 26th ult.:—

agaist

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that the riot Act and 10 poliee officers, started for the scene of| againat Whelan,” and aimed a blow at Turnes

Suspecting the mob would enter the | which he parried, and was about to draw a ; ;

st year of King | Eoylish eatered Eridge-street and on towards} jag him on the ground they commeuced ori

Parties Patrick! hold themseives in readiness to leave for the | all over the country. the furniture into the street, and went up stairs| Gleason and Robert Hillyard were arrested as| Upper Provinces at an hour's notice.

and they were remanded and afterwards gave| correct.

Furrier, who! upon condition that their Legislatures ratify

Two of those who assaulted him have been] against any citizen, or class of citizens, of the From an Ottawa despatch of the 28th we

’ - . . : ton the jail, and are now in tents instead of the a quegt : : hp treba’ A large and remarkably influential meeting, jan, “« intimated that/@ it within ten days after aeceiving official] Briush Winward Teles, lett’ Barbatoes, there

d at| information of tue fact.

Soon after this # youmz! Amoryst the signatures was that of his Grace! He was immediately put under arrest, and! child, six months old. The proceedings marehed off to barracks, where he awaits trial

Times of Thursday last,

‘* Despatches were yesterday sent from ; having no Tuture use for it.

be manned by sailors from Her Majesty's skipa, |

| The Fenians design crossing the lines with/ necessary, then, does it beeeme to all whe valued Te Pue) voluntary party in England. My desire is to! a force ef 30,000 strong, and have a large re-| healt to employ eccasivnaily sume weaus olf

We must come, by as slow means frontier, the arms and munitions being already | U « ‘ - > ' stored convenieut to these localities, the work!

It is ex) ected that the plan of proce} dure at Butulo will be, under the cover of the} Shick io wt teeskt Dttuaied Ur 5 ‘ton the articles of impeachment preferred agaiust | Y leuk io’ thin ade a ii ae hich present garris P y Olhy One a [yeu by the Hease ot Repreveutatives, 1) have re. oung cattle that are sent out to pasture in the two companies of Umted States soliiers, and) take possession. The fort commands the en-

| thia struggle for the vindication of civil! and | ty for believing in the truth of this as the @rcetions

i steamers and | 61 Wag; id cétre of Titevet Dink Gen. Toussead, |. OF si those that the 3]") ing finds weak and sickly, teperting to the dByeph ren ot the “* mnyetye tie ~ } Tu Sener tee . ’ | , ry . ” - . wh 1) ine ° j > ? . | , ¢ 7; ‘ the Senior Asst. Adjl. General, euvjeet to yi ue THE LATE PURCHASE. | beegime stunied in their grewth and require cou) fur Loxnos Quanteeny Bi view Yor-A ; ‘ j e Tnkith, pt EP oR eo a sian aes i hav come to hand. Lhe contents of this Ne. ats — 21. it. Weacrée. Bec. : ee siderahle tape and much moucy to make them r ee | (Signed) ED. M. Stawroy, See. of War. Tne Herald of Wednesday last confirms the | 3 }. Lord MeAulay and his School; 2 The we

. Thia is about the sum and substance of the! Edinburgh Assvciation for the improvement oi oiugs aid sayings in connection with O'Neill's | the condition of the poor, heid on Friday even.) the Hon. J. C. Pope's estate gu Lot 27. One Fattempt ta galvanize a half-dead concern like

in the) howeve:, the slizhtest chance that the Feniaus! which lately oceurred in Edinburgh:— A

iy the 4 ins put in order, the roll-calls scrutinized, came eutitled to receive £10 whieh was spent

Hie is 6 years old stands almost |

These dis.)

ae sie

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Wo tee eel all = of the country that THe der and the Herald disagree as

ineptly improper to lay down a policy | ered to right or wrong through @n)| very many cal hb ion of four years. New politifh) . it of sufficiéut’ no

Fe

A Pittshur dispatch says, a Nashville states tleit ith my tolerable certain t

died this spring fot the cause of the very singular appearange yj . ble in the western heavens on the even

hment. Ye is v

: .. affthesty is in course ; ’ : Proclamation PS a ih It ng aa will pare — or ye a ‘unfortunate, icularly as the loss falls yie| the 23th ult. We, too, witnessed the phenom o Po . ’ of t licon ¢ ones are a r ‘ . . P . he issued before the meeting of tye fog Deile laa a persly administrative est on those are and entirely agree with the Islander, 4 a °

Demoeratic Conventions « ; 3 A lamb weizhing fifieen poufids was pire-

able t@ bear i er °

: Id always be left free to executé | well-to-do farmer wo not mi ‘ ill of the people. [always have respect- ‘ Blass \ Ae fv F hie herd . that will and always shall. Peace, unghl a_ > 4 @: poor wan who hosel ont

‘universal prosperity, its sequence, W ith econuc . any of adiminstration will lighten the burden of | two oxen, or his only cow, is plunged -inte

use. Indeed we cannot see how twa eho be held on the subject. The ty, © $| mindts, undulating streak, which attracted &

excited a good uch notice, was, without doubt, the trail of

the kind offered thig Season,

Juper Wiemor has taken formal leave of the | i ue \ ' ‘ eparator “c , Montreal special eays that the utmost alarm | . Beveh and the ms Ol was caused by the commanding general receiving | &s the poor man—-may profit by the experie : ahs Governor of New Brun he telegraws of Fenians gathering at panes o8P) ol é habd spring like the present. We have | after the shooting star had disappeared, i ; 2 jaries | 5 4 batler f artillery bas been a a . : alc ‘ > Har crate Phe siete oontamvodnyions tt ted to as treater itt vetagh ood on the | long been of opinion that the farmers of this per® ae ain Tadhued tone we gr p , 7 : — j : . : / ir opini 1 fi Wday,ou Friday | : eveneral keep to -h stock in pro-| meteors, in | has changed their opinion. — Mx. Reporter. ‘frontier have been under arms all day, on Y | Island in general keep too muc oc Pp heel oes i : ;

The tainhol Mr. deGiprepn Dasin wae oct damn, so Compeuice have TAR fee aun at st | portion. to the land whiely , s ciinates tet for yesterday, and uo postponement - been oI Albans will receive, arwe. and uniforms frou | Cattle, iv the month of May and early in June, sceuyes ¢ yu : io g ader ay een ee ee eiithed’ be ro aad Boston, A case of blacting fuse was ecized atl in many parts of the fsland, present a pitiable | idea Of the meteoric phenomenon, as seen from .| that preparations for the _ ss ie 9 , * ive tne of the wharvre on Thursday night. The man | jamais on the evening of the 13th ult, pone a a —. ’ ad Tele Guia! a in charge escaping after attempting to etal a) @ppearance. ‘ _ ‘nici ey trom Canada. 19 Chief Justice iehe ee Se weneheneee any rt <i no : » hair is r . ams arts of} = ‘ig rom ’ policeman. Tt is rumore d that many of the! looking ; the hair is rubbed of inauy parts o /, wis eoniasal sheattinennell :

} * a i } t ‘ - | 6. trial of the President will in all likeihood Le volunteers are Fenians who will fire on their | : ‘ re ee ; F ready to proceed with that of the ex-Presideut. 1g eg on getting inte battle. Desertions are | their ewaciated bodies ; they are covered With). Cougortable residence near the City ie dlieg

taking place at Prescott, and the garrisou there | vermin, and they are often so weak that they to the duction Sale by Mr. A, MeNeill ov the tty 7 reported disaffecied ‘ r : _ :\instant, of that pleasently sithated Dwelj

is reported disaflecied. ican hardly stagger along. The manner in ctonen’ and Sie aeee af ink ae “

: : E . 7 } : | ” ; ud, perty

1] od “one Boatét with styychnine; was foung New York, June i. . | which they have been kept through the wiuter) Charles Dalgliesh Esq.. who is about to return te

guilty, aud sentenced to be hnug onthe firstof) Ex-President James Buchaunan died this . Scotland bie native cobutry. The sale will tas &

July. The evidence was clear, and the motive | morning at his residence, Wheatley, Pean. “gig ; ro glace, intrent of the Culonia) Building at §

of the crime was evidently to get rid of the | New York, Jane 2 dition in whieh they are found it the spring. | Ocivek noon op Monday next the 15th inst Weir

deceased Boulet, with whose wile Ruel carried) 4 Pendon special states letters from Abyssinia, | They have been fed solely on straw,—and that | _ in

On ab inyproper Intim: cy.

nee |a long time—fully half an hour, we think.

They ave lean aud miserable this city

a

Aftera long and patient trial at St. Hyacinthe |

‘ ‘ : a the accused Ruel, charged with having poison-

verv sufficiently aecounts for the miserable con-

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a dated ou the * River Tacossa,” April 30th, — jvery often damaged straw — for five long | is oer Se ae Sloe The 4th (K. O.) Reyt. are under orders to) been received. Anareby and civil war prevatle« | months. ‘They havecbei? during all that time} ; EE ee tehoda

‘Tbe released chiettains bad cheat les, &e The | raised armics against Gabazie, the chiet who as- | nothing but the cold damp tloor to lie on; such as dress goods, shawls, manties, h

©, ke. a : : | cc. Altdé Boots and Shoes, abd while cotta , : ct the Bowie .,.\ sisted Gen, Napier, and wko is named as King | 4) ay straw to spare for bedding; Xe. Alas, , t| report last evening that the Regiment Was to | Pheedorue’ssuccemner. ‘The Geastal ol the latter, | there has been no a P $3 | at a very cheap rate.

;{embark in the flag-ship this morning was mot) yy i oon pursued ove of the released chieis| the stables have been cold, and not one ina

= Sa MO Ra . Td : how’ ba nsenteid i In views Yok - ae ne named “Al” aud a batile was foughten the 2614 | jundved of their owners ever think of cleaning SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 1} on the frontier, is likely that the departrue o A. 1, Ali was vietorious, Wienthe Waldal wo or {the Regt. for England will be delayed @ few) yeu with Mashezba, saw “Ali” their former |theic ilfed shiveriug creatures. On ber trip to Shediac, on Tuesday, the pri months.— Hx. Reporter. | Chief, they reversed spears and rushed to Lim|spring the fodder trequently becomes scarce, pal part of the freight of the Princess of Waly ‘ ne , oe , Lestat. 4 . 3 4 . Dm , By a vote of 108 yeas to 35 nays the House | with joy; they then turned On Mashezbva, deivat and théy pet on short allowahce ot eveig} cnnsinted of 37 bbls. eggs, and 128 bush. -| of Representatives Las admitted the States of |¢d the remainder of his army, avd took bim ; _ : F shipped by J. Reddin, WI. Dean and CH i N rth al Roath Cc et han ‘| Sasitahs gis vrig, pPtisoner. . Queen Nusteval, with 12,000 Gala | the innutritious fuod with which they have been | Since Weduesday the following schooners win a ai eeneny Toone COTE, Ea ; : Y bs see : : a | in ballast :— Enterprize for Shemogue ; ft . . ' } horsemen, bheid Magdala, ‘The priests says Mene- |p. jj, | in ballas gue -jand Alabama, to representation in Congress, R ao asian aoe thd) kept alive: ginee’ they were Housed in the fa a Alice for Tracadie, N. B ; and Alerandy

hbek is The legitimate King. ; > at ee ee Lt is believed | It is no wouder that many of them, so fed “— for Dugwash.e ..’ 2 : ' 25m) the’ Sclirs. Rich veh tized frog P

. i Ce | of cruclties practiced by the King. , 1

: een en ". the ee Mao when the English leave the country the Egyptians | go tended, are early ‘on the lift’ even in years off ; Y eae sjand that there shail never be any diserimin-| will take possession of it. z : =f Vote Oe _| Tatamagouche with board and hoop poles te N, .fation in the rizht of voting in those States | wie Puck Tene Bed Half tte summer fs oe before the) kamsay; Mary, from Pictou with ltod.¢, , "| best of them are in good eundition. The cows, Kove § # § harleds tro with lates United States. The representatives ave to be | Jamaica advices state that the British stern | yp ig they are gaining’ in fesh, yield but little | and deals to EF. Bourke, #elocity, trom Richibuely® admitted whenever the President shall pro- | gMuboat Cordelia has goue to Hayti to actin cone | 1 , cilnnahatr tabhiil with shingles, deale, seantling and be to X }{ claim the adoption of the amendment by the cord with the Phebe and the Royalist. milk; the calves are poor, melancholy looking) Rankw 4 Péoneer, trom Patamagonc With spare, ki + yen ; _— — oe é j ‘ . . . 7, . ‘ Yoe When Governor Walker, chiet excentive of the | creatures, and ix most Cases, never get over ete. to Peake’ Bros. & Co; ~ arelle, from