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Peo weRRT rs interes erence 8 ial attend I a ming I they a moesuyderstan ic to the tnmmefor entermd | . : apa PROM THE SPAT cece ate howerde na better to-day than 0 ' i Wedaesday was adbapartfoc ths | wt oi. o ic : 1* sont ‘i shan | curs@d aad swore al beau) da mwBaid thatch Phe bathers Cork + yy so. ahah : , ‘s . ; aiad : atterrsaget cots TCeranaes | SSS : A 7 farm who f saved the chuie =e ot Neenah , ’ , i ' | Boas) 1! ’ { sed ¢ ge ent N we 4 ik Sept ” were {We years Age, ANG aly alt | o the « xlilbilion, uh tibetery i i ; ‘ ue ' * ereeeaehe 3 ye oul ot stand sueh bauctacre, and tatimated pei om Thee oth p CNP CR ms . ” y aaa : : : ; a rthatel ’ 1 dad the liege oe “a Se ae bi * . ; ‘ | ih for | biggetisat where lence fa th parloonentary represents Silas James and kis cousin Charles Po dames wil), na doubt, meeé with a tat similar te feats sucht their horses, Cows, Kc. oe a whl : ' ' i elronate ways las titention Of as) thy har his Cape: sty oe |} ee visser. a : ¥ , , a . . ' ; e ba he se@ond Gay, ait wl her & ath 7 oo 6 a pr vai y ‘ “Kk bi tal dlons ¥ t} hives John branes Ma ‘aac «6 ud .. were hanged to-day at W orcester, Ma . bee the the last Garibaldian fiaseo ive d d not com back @r Uh I; . Won Upos eveo thy At length when | lelt spon the mate strug — “ } } } : ti “oof murder at Joseph . Clark, = 4s “a everywhere pre. those w Hoe aliend: J on the sec amd day wer my lite drawing to » elose. [ resolved to tis tists, and fullowed hin fram the quartes Murpligy and pled at ‘ae a | New Fark, Sepf 28. Ta England politicians i: ont on She first day. 2 This 1 duced the cate | © the forer tle. coutimming toa strike pert at the pext election. ering Tor ae eperal election Proolitteiiatn ie ales : oes thoteh My do hee juste, thaveh the Jeing of it deck 1 ' RAC, COUE ui ’ a. eee “4 » pave Passed | Paring tor £ A » very meagre flaw, th . J ‘ > x , hiv After dinnoty when Janden wie request the Cork Kcaudner sayet—Oun Thursday, Che Cannda Board «at Agricu!tur pave pa ° OO on. wendy by eumeet (om w tha ve: : ‘ Se Aulste cart. Gilley, woud bring happiness to ye@. dye am, ip ’ nals fens oD ans : ork Fat z ts oat ot M Resolations Reeammending the Govetanent to! the Md Country are ala ‘ Sinnot’s Mporses, Mr.7] ie Lulat’s ; “on, § her: ad te bein worl be dechnod dill be would se y (Aue Bith) the tenautry on the estate of . fc rescitd the order prohibiting: the importation of 4, dirty tricks to gain their ends as they are on fon. Mr. Gor hivod fillev, Me. Grraham ’ ‘fo ; fusat Cpe ( ' \ ws Sn ohes orene ‘ ied bh >be bane = : : . 1" ' ’ " i foul And my eld)?’ exclaimed Bulmer thie (onsa hie m - me Wit f - et Chichester Naylew . entert _ thy thete! - American eatth: atter tet at October this side of the Atlante Mi D'ferach’s | itire colt, and Mr. Moz Be) - ar ly ! ate » bro t wor ret t , ciunmer in illo Nevers Wrerd : ‘oe ) : <4 any stock ¢ hatter n, “Vita woment loager dhere te a mys | to the master, i , - lord at a ctuner Hhisw : yy fiold 424 ' ms oe lustrieusly © reulated a report that’ would have done ercdil to any 1.4 Ki hon tery that wuai b- ex haired Yesterday dhe, cain iid grdeged hun do manacled. here | were made after dinner. Mai.N wre, who ent ret New York Vth. enemies dustry ; ibe alle oe he Hon. Dp. Kage, and feeling that I might aye live long was strony) alter a rope was atta hed to the froas, and the | jago various soe) and p Hitienl topics, con- Four soldiers of the 20th) infaniey were killed) ¢y it statesinan bad mever been Gaptiqnd, andevas af : Nicholls. Mchinnon and Gormley, upon me J dreaded to sleep leet 2 shagld) unfortunate man was susp nded from the demned the poliey of Mer. Scully towards his by a radway aceldent ia Virginia yeaterday. . Boast therefore, the proper persed ta represent at add ‘1 : dr d y cvs of Messts. Atley, Stew- : , P | om ; ly aree fire wecurre 2m? ow York,’ F ‘ wid the Sheep a iM ; . mever wake again “and the seeret be aare | wizzeustay for about three-quarters of an hour, | tenantey, and decked that cordial relations A —" firs wecutred a > af, . “ Te ristian constituency, ‘The Premrer's fh lends art, Campbell, Major Sanith, McCormack and sas « f ; | euch e vround, by al t aa rihlore ute erin based upon!) yesté@rday alferieaon entirely destroying te antes a : . 7 : : i. ; » sa) als. The ce vealad ’ tharelece I datarmon: 6 to wee & 1 ai a é > t Pp - 2 ‘ ; iy or * ” : so . i i. ef it ! ot the Commeres rn Advertzer, and eutatling @) jrimediately informed the pubhe that he had been Hamilton, were a | very fireee caepeeada > ] : ( e re ‘ er) this inhuman treatment Jansen was severe squitable eatin was coc NH see a ‘ . . My: “I; , nds, at Whale d ning &), SOME UNE entered y mer : : : ; her np: sof the ili ci si r . he count loss to its publishers of iLO0UO, upon which shristened in dite form when twelve years of age, exhibited by Mr. Chari Clay, of , ’ window, crept behwd we, re ad what [ had) injured about the bh Wand other parts of the | suarantee for the prosperity ef the country. | newied iby partied intardhet j ch ; ' 1 | sracted considerable notice, and in the opinion : ’ : he te 0 e shin was present ‘i . er, me » alisest: titist ‘ “ee oh . ' es | ' wteste ennd cha ‘lergy HAN, Lb Sth tie SHER aOR : si : } a ial written aod demanded i i weredtruc | Beloure on . Phe m ee ! i s : ie 1 present! He als t yt - ah { _ : oe d 4 j ; { our miners were crushed to death in a New by such and such r ' ' ' cpnen Me al those nequaanted with her quainhes as | while pan at 4he punishment was be UY 2M ment oO the rolestaut mirch Wauk ye la Church The ories, U1 retarn, ACeNSe ;

4 evald ery ter help, bis band was on wy) throat, and he repeated the ggestion. 1 de- elared by any hopes of Heaven that it was, oo) which heexplaned with ao egpletive, that | iad pronounced my own sepnteuce of death.

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Hieted, did wus found fally proven, and in peussin his Lo dship express do his abhorrence of éhe and stated |

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Shis grasp todnencd. 4 reanember dulling to the} that this was awether of those cases which ex Sour wad woke in this ded.’ phibited painful featares of what goes on on * And the man.’ | os don British ship. In addeessing the

° Escaped Bat! wall deseribe him.’ Doing | "oo" the Sheri! said that the offenee o lwhich he was itty was one whieh misht

@0, the anded with { ‘Do you know apy one, Edward Bulmer. who will answer dé) this desaription. and) whom the diseevary of your daughter would | interest. * None ia Strattenfield, save—saye wy ne-| - ie rhew, and that.cauald not be * ee ee i > Your pdinie, Redbard elmer. who was ting another situation, he would inflict a penalty to inherit your estate? Weill, let that pass. of £10 (the heaviest alternative ges 1, dea would see yourdaughter? Sammon the he fine |

have warra ted his sentencing hun to a period of i priscuagent without the alternative ol a but bein qoved by the fact that he (the |

tine ; prisoner) had wever been before convicted af a} otfenee, and further that by sendiuy him from get

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mankeeper. Was at once puid, E-tward Balmer did so, apd Nash soon ap- Cur Langs Caxpiwar, Wrsewax.—A_ piece | peared. of ground, of nearly three acres in extent, has |

‘“*Seed my aiece to me,’ said Menry been seeured in Wesminster, near Buckingham |} Vuughsp.

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adled,* Why do you hesitate.’ now in course of erection an the Belzravian ‘Why, ehe bas just gone apt, sir.’ jestate of the Marquis of Westminster, on | *@ut" Thatis strange. Well toll her tu, which is intended to creet a cathedral for come to me immediately she returns.’ ‘the diocese of Westminster,” and as al Anvther hour passed, snd the innkeeper) memorial of the late Cardinal Wiseman. On

was agsin summoned. This time he tyld) tie completion of the cathedral the remains of} all. the Cardinal, which uow lie in’ St. Mary's * Gene" shrieked leary Vaughan. *Gune! , Cemetery, Keosal Green, will he removed to| What de you mean?’ ) the chapel to be built for their reception, But before the man eoald reply, a light, | Meanwhile, Me. Pugin has been cammissi med quick step sprang wp the steire. and Gertrude | to furnish a desicn for the shine which isto} gushed and excited, entering, cried : | cover the grave inthe cemetery, * No, uo, dear eacle, not gone, bas restored, The followigg remarks on a sermon by the | and by our true trend and my preserver, Br.) ey. Dr. Lee, a Ritualist, ave fram a journal | Uinghborvugh. Wvsishere. Oh, thank bom.) of that denomination :—*It was to be ex} cted | wacle— thank him, for] koow uot from what) that as the Catholic Revival progressed, the terrible fate he hus saved we.’ position of Our Lady would eome to be con- Asshe turned to motion Uerbert to advance i sidered first in dormatic end then Mr. Bulwer whispered ia the old man’s) pexctical character. Theological tieatises will eur | vive us the first, while sermons and .devational | * Not a word about the pastof either. Let, writings must supplement them for the inform 8 keep her pure nature ianecent of our sin. | ation and practice of the faithful. Dr. Lee's! She was lost; you found her, and have but sermon, ‘Mary the Mother of God,’ is one of lately discovered who she ia, }the first of these attempts to bring long! ‘We drow back as Cortcude turned again to} neglected truths before ovr congregations. It her supposed uycle, who, claspwy hearin hie is not to be expected that all who | wrma, told & hastily created story af her lows, | theoretically sound upon the doctrine of the dw adoption of her, und recent discovery of facarnation will at once he able to see all the | wer father. {legitimate deductions which follow, but time | * My father!’ exclaimed Gertrude, in as- | and the increase of devotion to our blessed fsonmshment, * Uh, iit pussible—dyee my Lord aud those nearest to Him, will gradually futher lve 7 | show that to be simple and beautiful whieh at * He, docs my Gertrade. Bubold him, he first may sound startling. Dr. Lee 8 there anxious to press you to bisheart'’ how the rise of heresies necessitated the Gertrede looked sng cowed Mr. Rglmer = gradual consolidation of the honor to which Standing 4 lew paces of. She advanced tum- Gur (Lady's position in the Christian dispen. | ndiy bus an he said in cager beseechiug tones; antion entitled her, and quotes from the * Oh, some to me child!’ she flow to bum,| Fathers passares which show trom the first uttering the eae ward ; | how she had been regarded as the Mother of| * Father!” jail Christians. Possibly the view taken hy! * My deughter—my ‘ierteude+ esn this ba Pr. Lee of the Blessed Virgin Mother's suffer-| real, ot as it» dreay? he exclaimed, press- ings may require some qualification before it. ity pastiogate Kisses ap her forehead. j ecint be considered tu express the whole truth, | For sume mowmepts thegoy of three ip that nor cay at be advisable to sav that ler sorrow } coum Was too great for them to petiec aught | wae without consolation. Meditation and de- | else But, finally, Mr. Bulmer, observing | votion as they increase will advance, aad Iferbert, whys: first unbounded Surprise had) need he, correct our ideas on the three points | given place iy a saddeped, usvody, expressivn,, Dr. Lee specially brings before us. 9 1— The! said : Martyrdom of Mary; 2—The fact that Mary is * What. nephew, will FOU Not rejuice with |the Mother of the faithful; 3—The veneration un?” Ur iat genet that the diseyvery of | due to the Mother of God. Dr. Lee is one of | ary child and heiress is distustelul iv you ?) the few who have ventured to dwell apon a | dio you dread that it m “y wlter your positiug subject of which too many have what hr. | at Grenville | Pusey has called ‘a diseased dread,’ aud he de. | * Unele ! exclaimed the young man, hotly, serves the thanks of all who believe that *Sach a thought debases the ubterer, he | increase of love tothe Father must ne« essarily ives thay it dues hi ts whow it iw pddrees-, wecompany that of Ler divine Sons : ' ae , [reiaNp nas No Fraienxp per Wensecr.— | ’ Hfush | Your nephew is right,” broke ie )freland bas no one to rely upon for the redress | Hlenry Vaughan. : My suble geperous of the wrones that paralyse her energies hut | voung friend, tell me if { do not aurmue near- herself. To say that the most liberal of her) at the truth than your uncle. Ie not Yur) Envlish friends desire to see her truly pros | huppine-s at the scene before you lessened by perous is a delusion. To imazine that > anied the thought that ahe whom an hour age You will send a fleet and an army to liberate her could fave without feur of rigels is rendered | from English slavery is astretch of imagination tur less easy ty ‘b+ obtaimed, wow she is bew-) which we refuse to credit. And to think that ex to Creavdle Mall? {America will lose one cent in despatching Herbert did gut answer, byt big look was cjceor to the Jrish war purty, who say the ek quent. jsword alone cay bring us @ reicu of justice is a * tt that be go, Herbert, my dear boy, doo statement not deservine of the slixhtest eredit. Ret fear. & father could not contide bus) [yf freland revolted, and continued for a year ia! child to ® warmer.a tavrenoble heart. Your) arms, disputing with her foes, and was able only difieuity lice io obtaining Gertrude 's: to keep the green fla flyin despite the efforts | Sutiseu. ; : jof the enemy to strike it down, she mizht Gertrade turned aside, refusing to let her | receive some foregin assistance, But who is fuce be seen. And, with a smile, ber father | eredulous enough to believe that anything so ex- cuulinaed : itraurdjnary eguld be ace owplished hy a nation, *Mhwh J d> not think you will Lodo | which is disarmed, and possesses no one with | Yery arduvus task. But now explain your giificient military talent to marshal her sons in | piranye ehechce oh leur ago.’ Lhio was speedily done. | independence of treland? We do not helieve * And the mau?’ aeked Edward Bulmer. that there is any pussiblility of witnessing such | dAlerbert remained silent. lan event, and we think the Erish people should + Bayvagh. | understand. Let as all be) jake a virtue of necessity, and use the ouly | Abevkiul that the swerving of your horse weapons within their reach—those of peaceful saved you, my brave buy, while ite heels) warfare—fur their deliverance. They have! wade bim powerless ty proves you Teseuimg ost their native parliament, and until it is re- | by etuia?* i | atured, they must send representatives to the Awe Edward Bulmer had said, Herbert's Linperial senate. Uf these representatives are | howe had swerved a@ luchard Bulmer dis. nothing but cheats, then Ireland will be cheat charged his pistol sod,while saying its rider, | ed; but if they are honest men, they will bi dad tram plod vG tie aru ol the prostrate able to effect some benelits for their ‘botntry® | aah. At the present moment thera are some two or As they i-ft Richard Byelmer rope, and, three hundred candidates moving through the | despues the pain be was in, oteered bis map country, four-fifths of whom are not worthy of Se cide back tothe lasil pack up all bis efleets, ‘the slightest contidence, They make great |

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Thew noticing the mao's manner,| Palace and the splendid range of buildings ||

hiiarehing hia ferees to attack Seville.

haeaboard, on the Northwestern coast, they hold | pitt ia pelieal affairs.

Led by the recent of wews ot total wreck of Rus. |

} Jersey mine fast Thursday.

Gen DB. PL Dutles Howinated tor Congress in the Hith Massachussetts district.

effected in the next session of Parliament, but unanimously re

disapproved of Lhe refusal of the Cathole clersy ta aeeept an 4 ndowment.

has been

ae , “i * Sunt. 99 The Corporation of Cork has unanimously | New York, pt passed a resolution proposed by Mr. D Sullivan | o mn

| +e eren oes ors 0 “ ind seeouded by Mr. Dwyer, ealliag for the or ree and yor ’ cad : . “ tine lilhepaal fithe Fenian prisoners, Mr. Dwyer, wrecked by the earthquake mn South Americ: Hheratron or Live ‘ n a | ‘ De i . . ’ arrived here yesterday, and addiiional details of his addvess in abr vt oe the Saami, , had been deven | thas peceived.

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suid that the

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Pentans

. | notion, lan Beuader alone itis now slated}

to adopt the course they took by miscule and | that the list of killed and wounded auount to 40,- | opp ession, OU, Le Peru the dead are yet bidden under the} Messex. A. Kavanagh and Henry Brueware | rains of the houses in many tastances. and a the candidates im the tield tur the part: iraentary | stevech Jnfests the air whieh. it is thouglit, will represemtation of the county Carlow, Mr. | produce a pestilence A band of robbers are ia Stoek is the couservative candidate | roaming through the ruins robbing every oue whe for the Borceiil } has anything Iwill. ut ‘ “ 7. n A 4Galway Independent Club’ has been} "ROM CANADA, formed for the purpose of freeme the towa | Ottawa, Sept. 2.

No candidate for!

from Oranve ascendency. parliamentary honors will he supported by ats

Neither Judge aor Railway Couiuissioners yet appoluted, It ter wall be Walsh tor Ontarte, irydges for (Jue- | bee, awd Chandler for New Brunswiek. Tt is aot | | Krewe whe will represent Nova Seotia, Mere | ldith has asked to be excused to hicld that of “et | even temporarily, but seme temporary appoimd }ueut will be made until Nuva Seotia accep situa- | Thoth. } Wavy Couneil sat yesterday aud to day

ix generally believed that the fat members, who will wot pledise himself to stlpy- port Mr. Gladstone in pulling dow the Law Church.

North | weat territery question under consideration

Sir George Cartier and tfon Maebougall for mally Delegatw ; tw Eugland |

Latest News by Telegraph.

London, Sept. 2. The Times and Telegraph have articles this morning on the speeches of Keverdy Jotastess, Campbeti not going, delivered at Leeds the day betore yesterday. The | Rimoered that Senator Acken, an Ontario Re-| The writers exuitin the good seise and pacilic formas, will be made President of the Privy’ tene of Mr. Jehustan’s utterances, and say that ’ ihe whe kKoows the whele case is certain ot an) Tintreal Ree 2 adjusiinent of the differences pending between | Owing te the rain it was . the dated States and Great Britain, the public} woytinne the cricket match tay be sure of if.

itppeinted as

Couneil. |

tuccd iinpossible fer)

this meruing and it] f Wis therelere a draw Phe Al England seored

Paria, Sept 25. | in their first mnings 810, and the Canadians « ily

The Monitenr publishes the following Phe Eleven lett this morning tot

from Spain :— ee Paris, Sept. 29th, eve Gen. Kaira commanding the reyal tracps, is) dose de la Coneha at the head of the Govern The men) ment in Madgid, and Manuel de la Coucha in are in good spirits. The report that the Queen | command of the army in the field, have both sent | rey | Spain har ereseed the froutier tute France is} in ther resignations te the (rieen Jn their com! prematare. She stil remains aft San Sabastian. | munications, they inferne: the Queen that ber re but itis rumored that she will seen leave tor Pau | tusal to return to Madrid, unless accompanied by | ti the department of the lower Pyreuees. x 3 jinsurrection. The Queen has aceepted the re London, Sept %. | wigniation wt Manual de la Coneche, te has seit dean of St. Paul's, | tor Count Cheste to forma new Ministry, ‘The dived to-day, aged 72 Qreen bas also xioned the Conunetl ot State to Advices received this afternoon from Spain in-| weet at San Sabastivn. Espatere, Duke ot dicate that the rebels are espectally strong eu the Victoria, is siek, aud unable tu take an active Jtis beleved that the the Qhieet, as Saat us

tn hews | ~ |

Rev. Henry Wart Milman,

possession of Che lortified seaport towns of Corny | ely will deciare agauist pa, Pontenedra, and Vigo. and the mouth of the | the fleet appears. Ttis rumoured that the insur Pambre River the province of Cornuna “Two | tector has at length broken out ia Madrid, regiments of Royal troops sett fren Madrid te | Queen Twa ect lia has leit San Sebastian, and cross put dowa the insurrection at Cadiz, are reported ed the French frontier, to hare revolted winie on the road, and gone Londen, Sept. 39

ever te the rebel ranks.

a ul

The fellwing impertant news has been received fret Madrid. Juce de la Concha, at the head ot Bt .. | the Govertinent at the capital, and Mandel de la) Official deapatches from the Royal antherities| Goneba, in command of the army inthe field. | give an veconnt of he affray tu Sautaeda, They | pave pronetinced tar revolution. : report that alter a sharp fight the rebels were | routed and took refuge ou the Meet in the harbor, |

Paris, Sept. 25.

The peaple of Madrid and the army garrisouing the city follow ed their example

A statue of the Queen was dragged through the streets of Madrid by the rebels. Paira, of the Royalarmy, whe had been marshalling his ‘ vated by te lusurgents do the Provinee of Cuma lreat} bis army despersed, aud be tinself a fugative.

St. Petersburg, Sept, 26. { Chan

reli, There is mnch excitement in thie city oeeaaon forces far several days, bad been utterly de sian frigate * Alexander Newski” off the town ot Harbore, Demnark The Grand Duke Alexis waseen beard the ill-fated Phe last de- spatehes, however, hold out sleong hopes that all | hates miay ve saved.

ett py, Marsual Sorrane, ef the rebel army, is marching !

an 22248 Dara

the capital uneppesed. Girgienti captured by the Insurgents 5 oa provistoual Juuta

) has beep tormed aud perfect order prevails every

Paris, Mth. | ) i Where.

The news frame Spain is meagre. Official re-| Boston, Sept. 3c. ports received stale that the news favers the) The All-England Rleven tiasied toe first and) flaverpgnent. The Kuperar has summoned | second twuiags yesterday, scoring LOO; the Uait-| J’ rinee Napoleon tu Paris tur coustltatien on th bd States 22 then commenced, and at the close of | affairs Oot Spain. | there play last might had seered 4J Phe game } : a a a Was renewed this morning i { London, Sept. 27 (Saturday afternoon, ) Phe western wall of ibe new sk iting rink am No official despatches have been reeeived trom Bas on, tell i last utght, Killing gue diag, aud ia Madrid until Friday. The following accounts 246g two others, lear from other sources New dork, Sept. 30. }

‘Jha revolution in Spain ie the result of the Phere was an increased deiaud tor mousy to sinion of the coustitutional, moderate and Liberal day, oud the market was firm at 7 per Gent. oy parties, onan efleri to overthrow the reigning Call Phere is au uneasy tecling prevalent in tine) dynasty “Phe fleet has joined the ttovedent, as 2C! Hecireles, and a genera of stringeney the gailora are wnpad and the gredtér part of the WE Me next tew days. Geld was achive,

army has revalted, beeuuse they are indignant ai wer at 114 the exile of their favorite Generals.

The Chorch, whieh is, bound hy everv tie te tips Brevi. resisis, aud lields the miassea in check. As tar as it can be aseertuined frou fhe

New York, Sept 302 4 Reports from Paraguay arc to the effeet thata mie had exploded at Humaita, almost aunifilat-

tng the alhed troops, whe nad Just taken posses.

ig Peau at the Some of the officers and men of the U.S. Steaw-| geain raised in Kegland, with no other eff

doomed, and it is feared by seme, and hoped by),

during the late earthquake are} others, that its destruction wii

lof the Chureh from the state has many able ads

i done

| spoken very highly of in all the Kin

linanners and the bad taste to make, in reply, a

| with

her Ministers destroy alt hopes of checking the } ;

bro the faet that many farmers had ty remain

jappeared in the Provinees of Huesca Sarragessa,

Teaue: and Navaires General Para bad arrived in the vicinity of Caudova. ut tis treops were desercing in large

and wall for remiiorcements from Badajos, and | Curdel Real, which, af last aecouata, haves tet | yet reached lum, Dublin, Sept. 27. The leader of the soealied Penian party in Tre land. are averywhere forming politieal coalitions | with the Portes “Phey even oppose such candi- dates for Parliament, as the O'Donoghue. in Tralee, Joho Francis Maguire, m Gork, and offer asuadly strong advocates of Prish rights. The journats in freland which have shawn iost | spripathy Wah the Beaman agitation have come ont strongly ta stipport of the coalition, i

state,

London, Svpt. 22.

Tn regard to the rising in Spain the afficial

sad rej bi on Loudua, frow whence he | professions of patriotism. They promise to jeurvals of Paria reflecting the feeling of the fun

shortly started tur the Comtinent and joined defend our rizhts, redress our wrones, and | dhe Austrian army. make [reland & perfect paradise. But the |

A year utter one of the two travel-| vreater part of them, seek the trust of the | Jers who bud #0 weurily trodden that! people that they may use it as merchandise, gountry lane, Gerywude Balmer, pave her) and (lispose of it to the hivhest hidder.—If the hand to Merbeg: Bomehburaygh, with electors of freland return such men, and then tie consent ot ber tether and dearest! fiud chenjselves sold to the British government, ériend, whow ele regarded still ws an! they will have no oue to blame for it but | uncle, Henry Vaughan, who—hes illness not! themselves. —They should take special care not having, as the doctor believed, byt as the | to be deceived by any one. It is because they seader knew all slung, been pfit—lived to be} have not elected proper members that the present at that coremuny, and at another, | tenant ri sht has been so long delayed, and that the alien Church stands still erect, mocking ther as slaves, and ridiculing those things they hold most saered. The Irish electors, then, have the destinies of the country in thei:

as different character, certainly, for each add | ed another sweet, checriul little yuige ty the

dawmsly crtrie- oo —— ——-- }own hauds, and if they misuse their power, the | misyovernment of the country will continue. FOREIGN SUMMARY. | Let them take special care of what they are | i : Sdoipg, for they have no real friends but them a L , ; | aetves, and if they are deluded and cajoled, he reswifapoes uf vates for the forth. want, misery and wretchedness will long abide soming Parliament election which will, in the coun try.—[ Dundalk Democrat. commence about the [5th of November next, | ' m ch ds being prosecuted viguruusly throvzhout th Dest, Aug. 26.— Election disturhances are Britigh Jolands. At uany places promen de-| becoming frequent. At W aterford ou Mouday | duanded that ther ways be placed upon the! b¥e rival caudidates tur the sulfrazes of the Jists of voters on the ground that they possess | HY electors suddenly encountered each other, ed the proper quuilieation preseribed b the | aud entered so warmly upou @ discussion ut | gefurm Bill, and the legal aspect of” the | their relative rights to canvass the electors question as well os the extent of she movement | that they nearly weut the length of settling the have excited much interest ou the subject. | dispute by applying the test of physical force | dover six thousaug womop claimed the riche! Sir Menury W. Barron, one of the present | to be registered iu Manchagter alone, and their members, was prosecuting his canvass, accom-_ demands were ur ced nan api ple speech before! panied by some of his chief supporters aid the | the registering official by Miss J ydia Beecher. usial mob that think themselves an indespeu- | After arguments on both sides, the chain was | Sable element in these deputations to the * free | Aiasllowed. Similar proceedings took place in and independent.” While so eugased they met | ther downd, and in some cases the question Mr. S. T. Grubb, a new and Opposing candi | was reserved for lesal decision. The question | date, although of similar polities. The Wafer-| dias finally beep prousht before the Judves at ford Maid, which recouuts the affair, says that | Westusin tex, gud they have overruled the) 3 Heory accosted Mr. Grubb and ‘boldly | applixation of ype to be resistered as voters, questioned his right to canvass the city, Mr. on the grown? thy an amendnent to t.¢) Grubb made the only reply that could be ex. reform Bull, which ys propased in the House | pected, viz, that he had as good a right us Sir of Commons by Me. Mill, subsetitatins the! Henry, Sur Menry then taxed Mr. Grabh with | werd ‘person ” for meu" was rejected, and} having made certain statements, adding thet if | that by this ct onthe Houxe etearly indicated be bad made them he was a liar, Ife then | the: indent and purpose of the bijlin this respect. tened ts horsewip the new candidate trom Basascrry oy § Mace or a Nove Scores) ove end of the quay to the other. Mr. Grubb) Vassit..—We loarn from the Gansrow Herald retorted by defying his opponent, aud at the | of the Sth inst., that at the Geeanoek Crigninml helase pf the imergey, the remainder of w hieb | Court, an Wedaewley, before Sherif Tennent, | ¥as equally storuy, proceeded to an adjacent. Hieory H. Reilias, mate ofthe ship Whdfebad!, | shon, and purebased +a Jarge blackthorn | wt Minlsor, NOS ond atgpecsent dying in Bast * ick with an immense ferrule.’ ~The Mail Jiylia Horbor, G enayck, was placed at the, ads that ies nat unlikely the sitting member bar, charged with has ing committed an agzra will ve adetendant in the Petty Petty Sessivus’ vated assault on the person pt Chas. Jansen, a Gout pu Thursday, — Times Cor. ip was tying im) The Cork Examiner says that it is the jn-| est Pudies, on of the Kon. Robert Boyle, cousin of

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Psiers tothe Spanish throne,

perer Napoleon are apprehensive of the effects of a grand revolution se near Branee, aud seck it | their leading editernala to discourage the ureve- | ment. Bat it is generatly believed here in Lendon that the revolution will be successful, aud will re- sult in the expulsion of the Dourbous trom Spain, and probably in the asceusion of the Moutpeu- Ao despateh from Paris says that Gen. Prim witha fleet of jren- elads yyas expected at Beacelouia to-day.

wateltes Feance aioest ciosely.

victories, Would probably ccotues any couditional pe Lee

1 the ninety thonsand people whe peepled the three farge cities in Menadora.it is feared that

lhattle array, and lead them into battle for the | upambers; aud pe wax obliged to stop bisauareh, | YOR We thirds perished by the great eorthquake

Che Exaniner,

SN ON Rens ORIN ARPS IRIROR ONAN IRIS NON NN ener

Charlottetown, Gctober 5, 1868. EUROPEAN APPAIRS,

Tue affsirs of Europe are in a very unsettled

Franee is jealous of Prussia, and Prussia

The Freneh con-

sider that their military glory has suffored eclipse

varions reports reerived up to the present hour, Slee A Cruce berween ti miiending parties the insurrection extends throughout the Pravia- has been partiallay arranged by the Chilian aud. ees of Cadiz, Sevilla, Suela, Granada, Valencia, Halvor tneitisters Ht was prebable that the} | Alicienta, Aigerias, Mateza, Vige, Ferral, Cor. Atecuiine Republic would agree to the terns unha, aad Cyroda ; and many armed bands have! Prepesed., but Braz. fisued with ber late

jand manure forks,

ke Fs eould scarcely be SUrypyranss d. A. MeDonald and the other

ns we il

¥} Yo the Hon. A of the M uasariniy

offer our

Gladstone of blaspheaty, and thus the earipaign Committer, has been) as to their sec . mateful ae vet than | knowledsements for thei courtesy anid assis tance hioth they and the jucsre s des rve the thanks of the people of Kiags County, for the m ssful terminations We sulimit the following prize

goes on, cach party throwing as sauch dirt as it) pyeyyhe

ather The ne Popery ery etary Wwe

to raise a row in Manchester. Phe trish Chareh is

rinving exbyhitl such a suces rhawing 1)

ful

establishment of the Episcopal

re spocdtly lowed by the ai a nat . ENTIRE HORSES. Jat prize— Daniel Siunnot, Morell, %d do—Alex Smith, New Perth. i

MARE AND FOAL

Jat prize—Joln Moar, Baldwin's Road.

Chureh in England The complete diaseveranuce eater in England, both out of the National @hureb wndinat. Lhe epponents of the disxendowment of the Church of FE wiland in Ireland affect to be

‘2d do—Charler MeDonald, Litthe Poud greatly puzzled what to do with the reventes of CART PILLY | that Chureh, some £850,000 sterling per aurea: | 7 9 prize—Geerge MeAulay, Royalty

Let the Chureh be first disendowed, and justice | Recommended for Prize } : ‘NmMe i Souris.

to the Catheltes, an 1 the Government will ENTIRE COLT.

Tat prize—George Graham, Murray Harbor.

Recommended— Peter Ste wit t's, Drudenell.

CATTLE.

hot be} at a less what to do with the money

Mr. Reverdy Johnson tw ide a splendid Rpeectt |

wig '~

ata banquet given fo fim in Sheffisd, whieh is ris} ‘Wer- apap Sull~ Ist prize Mr. Roeback, the eress-grained, ¢80- 5.4 do —Daneil MeCormack, Norris Creck.

poppers ; , that « had the bad! Milk Cow—Ist prize—Heetor Mehinnon, Mur

tankerous member for ity,

net Leoint

. 124 de—Hen. Dr. Kaye. i furiously anti Ameriean speech Phe whole! 11 ifer—tet prize—Jolin Gormley, Baldwin's press, however, eeneures the atrabitious speaker i Read.

at prize—Hon Dr Kaye.

SHEEP. Ist priz .—William Alley, sq, Cardigan? iat prize—Alex Canrple I, Monta

Phe Pat Cow evidently most desirets te remain on youd terms |

Both wat

© wat cal P j . ig no measured terms. British people are i

>

their American ceurins is en Ram [tam Lambs

terfamn & Sincere respect for each other, and it is a i » ‘ i. 6 . -

ly the ignorant or the designing of either 24 do—Charles Stewart, Esq, Nosneath.

PIGS,

country that speak contemptiously ot disparag- Donatd Stewart, Ueq Cardigan

nuly of the other. Dogr—-Tst prize

1 e2usel do—debn Hamilton, eq. New Perth. Prom the Phtrict | Breeding Sow —Ist prigo—kk mald MeCormack, } Lot do. ene Mat Pig -Ist prize—Jehn Smith, xg , George- KING'S COUNTY EXHIBITION tuwn.

POULTRY. test Coop ef Ducks ~Aun MeKenzie, Cardigan, Lot of Best Coop of Ponltry—Margaret Weed Island Road. GRAIN, WO Wheat—Ist prize—Robert Dowar, Montague, dn ; We) weight G14 lbs. Phe le hibition 2d de—George Moar, J

Opened at Georgetown at 2 o'clock on ‘Tuesday, | lu till 1 o'¢ oek nNeXAL |

fine, and the attendance

und was continued from aay. Phe we ath oS }

fair, though not very large, La some depart- the display fell short of what uuylit

have been expect a, owing ina

rw

McKenzie,

nents,

prepat men rreal m S

to save their lite yvrain. 234, Georgetown, weight

home was, on the whole, however & Buccess. Some Gls ba.

. 1 ‘ . > y 5 sections of the County appear to have entered | Barley —Ist prize— John Hamilton, Exq, New

eadily into the snirit of friendiy Competition Perth, weight O4 ths,

which such exhibitions are intended to wake ; | 2d. da—Alexander Hamilton, New Perth, 52 Ibs. | and no place did better in this respect than Oats—Iat priz*—Huuphrey Minchin,New Perth, may be | weit 454 Ibe,

New Perth,

st of prizes which have goue to that |

as seeu by a reference to

t! | ~ddeo— Daniel Minchin, New Perth, weiglit 414 He tary ul t

' i i" ios.

flourishing loeality, 13d do—George Hickin, Lat 61, weight 334 tba:

‘The cloth department, which was wel! filled) Buckwheat— Ist prize—Joseph Compton, Let Gt. up, was par eteellence the departmentot the | Indraa Corn—tst priz +—Mra. Samuel Acorn, Lat Exhibition. For fineness of material, exeel-} 61. , lence of workmanship, and beauty and variety | . wae Be ns _ r “ we a

, : } : ‘one | Limethy Seed—Jos, Compton, Lot Ot. of desiyns, the homespun choth in men’s wear, veodlny ' ' saldwin’s Road.

i ay ; : Flay Seed—Win. MeLaren, ianey patterns, were

: ‘ fi wowieti eiskdad alee - . . 4 Daan 1 ee oF, angst : , »PSeatched Plax, aad biax iu Straw —VPeter Camp- ci oanvthine we have ever seen. would ; ; er ee Te ed tie Ee ¢ 1! ¥ . |} bell, New Perth be diticult ao REUSIOR ANY ONE CSPCCIANY WHEE! Best Mise, Datle: Cover-—Mee., Ales. Rub insur SO Wish elled We can well u ul rstath ruduelf the delicacy of the task which devolved upon) p , Shieet KBpbr Stewart. Bradnell 1th ( { i te Wi ‘ i ! Epes? bate Deeia— pura Steward’, Portednet, the judses in selecting the most deserving of Best Half Doz Towels—Mers Donald Walker, 4 Que piece of homespun, No. 149, Lot 55 . ; . ‘ : . ro oe > 2 was the s ject ol very yeneral wawiration } Best Grain Sacks—Perter Stewart, Breaduell, It was woven im quite 2 new style, and aps} ROOTS AND VEGEIABLES. peared 2s good as Seoteh’ Tweed Tn this Reet Garden Carratsa— How. Dr. Kay d partinent shawls and gentlemen's wint Best Field Carrots—M noah Rowe, Esq. Monta plaids; blankets and flannels of the finest) gw. Me! 1 ’ : (Sest snips —C; do} eD hd. (jes town. foxtuie woollen draws c's hoth knit “a ul $ + aceutee ar Folia MeDeonal Por 1 1 “4 Best Potatoes —dames dbowar, Braduell woven; horse-ruse, bed-quilla. and ., COUNTET~7 o0.s “Pstinadedeer etd donc. Ditka ¢Meoutsurne. panes: ras and woot russ: table el nhs and | i3 blood Beet —J. Kearey, Georzetown (ii, hoimMe ide floor and stair carpet 5: | Best ‘y Jo¥n Lane Ney Peoth. 4 ‘ : . ein in t ; ks, mittens and overalls: aud hays ane | Dest bruips: N a8 Nich 1, vs : : ; ¥ . : ' Best Mauguld Worts-l—Josepl Mellish, Union bas yiag were ill exhibited in vreat abun lanes Road ; sf erie 4 toad, bid i ivy. 0 aN ine at once the inda try of] Best Saaish Joha Laine, New Perth t ulies and the interest they took in the | Best P unphins, 44 [bs—fosepls Cor iplot, Lot 61. fxhibition. Moiny of the articles were equal, FRUITY. if aot saperior im some res ects, tO any usu