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Changes in the diplomatic corps .mrv again much talked of, Queen Victoria left on the 6th. under a triple salute. The fete: were continued on the 7th, by the inauguration of the Napoleon Dock. :ind the launch of the man-ofâ€"war Ville (Ia Nantes. The con- sumptlon of gunpowder during the lotus was enormvus. It was rumoured that Napoleon would return the Queen's visit in a private, friendlv way nt Osborne, Ilurâ€" mg the autumn. The Empress hud order- Ed a pytalnill of granite to be erected at the head of the new Dock, to PEFPPlllatt‘ the Queen’s visit. The fate terminated with the inauguration of the stnlule of Napoleon The fist. The Emperor deliv- ered a pacific speech on the occasinn. say. .itvg it app. nred to be part at his de-stiny to accomplish by peace great designs rnn outed during, the war, and said his Gov- c: ntnent would not wage war exct pt. in de< mu e ul' the national honour amlthe grcal interests of the people. The lmpet'iul party embarked tor Brest on the 8th. At a banquet on board the Brenagne. Napoleon, on propming Queen Victoria‘s health, made. a very amicable speech, and said that facts proved that bastile passions, aided by a few unfortunate incidents, did not succeed in alter ng‘ either the friend ship existing between the two crowns, or the desire of the two nations to remain at peace. He entertained the sincere hope that if attempts were made to stir up old resentinents, and the passions of another epoch they would break to pieces upon common sense. Prince Albert responded ; he expressed the most friendly sentiment On behalf of the Queen, and said she was happy at hnring an opportunity, by her presence at Cherboure; of endeavouring to strengthen, as much as possible, the bonds of friendship betWeen the two na- tionsâ€"a friendship based on n'utual pl")- priety. He trusted the blessing of Heav- en would not be denied it. He conclud- ed by proposing as a toast, the Emperor and Empress. INDIA. Calcutta mails, July 4th, and Madras IOVh, arrived at Alexandria. News ol little Importance. ThP rebels hail return- ed in force to the jungles of ludpore Gen. Lugard resigned on account of ill health. The Gwalior rebels are helii-ved to be making l'nr Bhurtpore. Mann Singh was besieged at Eluagurh by (he I’m-gums" armv. Gen. Whillock’s force had cap~ tured Treronau in Banda. CHINA. I’ICHO, June 9â€"11 gun boat advanced to Tim Sin without opposition, and de- manded both river and great canal. ling- liah and French Ambassadors we: e locuivd Mhore near 'l‘ivn Sin. Americans and Russians had followed ihe Allies up the :ivcr. A mandarin of high tank, lhc second oflicer in the Empire had arrived from l’ekin as Special Commissioner to nogoliate. Remibrccmrnls continued to be despatched from Hong Kong. Canton was much dislurbed,and several Europeam and Sepoys were reported murdm‘ed. The French papers teem will: accounts of the Cherbourg forts which had conclud- ed. The principal papers publish [0-day long narratives of [he vovage o! the ligament- mm. The Tunes asks wlu-lher it would not be worthy ol'the nation to confer some reward on her officers and crew. IAONDON, August 11. The Daily A'ews reports funds fiat yes» hrday at one-sixlccnlli decline. The sup- ply of money continued large. Paris let- ters describe the Bourse as exhibiting ile- cidedly more confidence. The Times says SH‘ Jnn. Lawrence, who is on his way home, has met-[uted u proffered seat in lhe new Indian Council. The Times reiterates its objections to the Cherbourg demonstrations, and argues that defensive measures on the part 01 England are absolutely necessary. As the Arabia was leaving Liverpool on the 7th, a man named James Filter,an American nbsconder, who was doubling on his pursuers by returning to New York, was arrested by the police and lodged in gaol ; nearly $30,000 in American securi- ties were found in his possession. ARRIVAL OF THE “ANGLO SAXON." het‘ uni At a meeting of the Great Eastern Steamship Company, it was resolved to receive oflers for purchase or charler 0| the ship, and to advertise her for sale by auction, and in the meantime to raise money on mortgage. Thomas Pemberton Leigh is gazetted to lhc Peerage. The London Times review» [he lament‘ able condition of Mexico, nml concludes as lbllows:â€"“ It seems there is nolhing The Anglo Saxon from Liverpool on Ihe lllh passed liiVer dn Loup at 12 o‘chck'hst night, and reachvd Point Levi at half pait nine o‘clock [UH «muting. The Canada arrived at Livrrpmi on the: evening or the seventh. 2hr Nari/z Ameri- can about nine, and tho Kangaro about eleven on the morning 0! Ike llllv. 'l'llu Cherbonrgfetcs cmncludcd on Hu- 8Kh “ill! Ilre inauguratiu: of line :tn‘ute or Napoicon. The Emperor trade anoth- ln England the greatest anxiety was 3". l: 7‘th I‘P-gartl to the Atlnnlu; cable. ',- that “sum mewag'e from Newfound- land “m received at Valentin on the night of the SM). The speed was said to b:- grealtr than was attained at Plymouth, and currents apparent')’ as strong. Sharw continue to be quoted Abolll nine hundred pounds. None but Gorernment messages were to lo? sent lbrough the cable duting the electrical experiments, which were ex- pected to occupy several weeks. The Queen and Prince Albert embark ed at Gravesnnd on (he mm, to visit um. daughter, Princess Fredcnck William. we Calcutta maiis of JIJy 14h had luluguaplncd. The Indian news was ( Pu Munlrml ’l'clrgrvp}. Line.) ant speech THE LATEST. FRANCIS QU mac, August 22‘ mnel Slavery is admitted by every well regulated mind to be an uniniti- gated curse and a hell-spot on eVery constitution that encourages it,â€"the right of manâ€"as man has been eloquently expatiated upon; yet we all know that there are coun- tries where slavery exists, and de- spotism reigns supreme.â€"â€"The ex- ploded doctrine of the “divine right of Kings.” and the vassalage oi the common herd, is still argued with great tenacity by many, and the common argument used is, that they are unfit for the exercise of the elective franchise and for lib- erty; hence they are styled “the tmob,” and are kept in ignorance in ‘order to keep them in vassalage and bondage. We, of course, are out- raged at the base idea of the many living only for the few,â€"and in this country the people themselves have all the power in their own hands. They choose their own re- presentatives, and therefore all power is virtually in them. But we are sorry to say that our election contests often give to the foes of li‘ berty a weapon “herewith to lush us. The arts ol the DK‘mflgOgllli often enflame the worst passions of the people, and render. the contest, not one of principle, but passion and prejudice, causing honest men ‘to keep aloof from the struggle lest they should become contaminated with the filth so liberally scattered on the right and left around them. The moment two candidates ap- pear in the field, the struggle com- mences, and heaven such a struggle; each begins to heap abuse and slander on the other, bitter invec- tives being constantl) and unspatâ€" ingly used by the rival candi- dates. Tnis ‘vith mock humility, and a plentitul use of soft-sander, constitutes the main stock-inâ€"trade of the electioneering campaign.â€" Turn we for a moment from the candidate to the people, and what a spectacle presents itsle to our view. There they are running and shouting at the top of their voices ! at what? At the utterance of some lofty principle, or at the suggestion of some real sovereign remedy for our social disorder. Nothing ol‘ the kind. They are shouting be- cause their hero has produced some t ludicrous and silly punn at. his op-l ponent’s expense; or some tritel fititisbmihnnz RICHMOND HILL, AUG. ‘27. 18:38 fl,“ Mr. \V. R. ROBERTSON, 01 Toronto, is authorised to collect and receive monies on behalf of this of- fice Patternon Implement Works Temperance Demouslratiun at Stoufl‘vill" Meeting of the Sloufi‘ville Branch Agriculturle Society. Consols 962; amount 96}; {uan' ver) steady. got. Lard hcld firmly, and has Enhanced to 615 per cwt. Ashesâ€"pots and pvau ls stocks heavy, and prices declining. imam- man-kn firm, at 6d lo ls dearer. LH'ERPOOL MARKETS. Aug. 11.â€" The weather [5 still favourable for harvesl Opelalinns, and another er‘k will SCCUIL‘ the bulk of grain south. Ul'this [rude llu- mnst inactive is flour; \Veslern Canal ul ‘20s 6d to 2‘25; Philadelphia and Bulli- lnore 215 (ill to 2‘25 31. \VhEfllâ€"Wlule 63 to 7: 3d per 7011):; red 55 61] to 63 3d‘ Cornâ€"while 33s to 34: (id per 480 lbs; yellow 335 (id to 34-5; mixed 33x (id lu 31-5. Provisionsâ€"Beef in fair dclni’tml an 855 to 95s per lierce lor prime Ines: Porkâ€"fine only ls enquired for. and fu- lhis‘ quality of prime mess 80s Could bv Late advices from the western can‘t r0â€" port Ihat [he Brili=l| Steamer Tn'dent had brought into port the Amrriran .slul. Eliza Gibbs, filled with s!a\e decks and SIOI'EH. Mails to June 16!!) had reached Eng land. Nothing of imporlu'ucu added u telegraph accnunls. Letten contradict in positive terms the; alleged Intention of [be King to abdicate The English and Fuench Governments have decided that [119 prasccution ol' the Jtddah assmsius shall be conducth by Comnusfluucrs to be st‘nl out by file rc- xpective Governments. ITALY‘ Naples and Salernn prisoners had bk?“ convvyed to places of punishment publicly in irons, and lhv proceedings caused cou- siderahle jmlignalion among the people Government prosecutions were bvmg di reeled against the: advocate: of the prison- crs. The Emperor had definime drcidrd on [he cOnstruction of a cnnmmcial port all Bro-st ; aim. on we improremvm ol the port of L'Orient. Paris Corn Market dul' and drOOping_ Paris Bourse firm. under [wacefm m- fluence 0f Cbcrbourg demnnsu'auons. SPAIN. Rvports are current changes. New Advertisemets thls Wee}: ELECTION CONTESTS. AUSTRALlA IIOLLAN D TURKEY. AFIHCA. of Ministerial We beg to Grip! of a "0.1.1 MuuirmalCuu The nlmvc were «mm wurded to us by (Jul. Reeve of the Tow nship Dr. Johnson, the eminent Lexi- cogrnpher says,â€"“ That he who addicts himself to bad punning will steal your silver spoons.” We think that our talented contempor- ary forgot that when he strove to be facetious last week. “'e must take it, however, from whence it comes. The truth-loving editor of the Economist felt himself " fizzled out ;” hence his small-beer witti- cisms: “Six months ago,” says he, “the natives were great men." Though never so great (a mounte- bank) as the ex-Reeve, “ Cript’ng,” J. P., V. M., M. V. P., and would- be M.P.P., and then his veracity, and that of his very respectable corâ€" respondents, is scareelv to be rival- letl by the Arch fiend himself. Of course A. 1 cannot, err; but the difficulty is for him to get the peo- ple to believe that he isso smart.â€" They are very much inclined to think that Brag is a queer dog, and Hold Fast is a much better one; and they also think that his snarls are actuated by the praiseworthy motives of malice and coxcombery ; and they (of course very errone- ously) think that the selfâ€"laudations of a coxcomb are but of little worth: and that the great I ! is but a wire, pulling, time serving-puppet, who, (as every other dog) has had hisday, and must henceforth sink into his original obscurity. \Ve would, therefore, advise the aforesaid con- temporary to be careful, lest he in the endeavor to appear the thing he is not, be like Esop’s fabled frog, which in straining itself to a bull’s dimensions, burst its body. For he will find it far better “to bear the ills (of being kicked out of the Reeve’s r‘huir) that now he has, than fly to others that he knows not of.” TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAV pretne in many countries. We need not, when such acts of rowdyism are suffered to go unpunished at our very doors. The evil is a se- rious one, and can be only reme- died by our candidates themselves setting an example of moderation in the language and course they pur- sue in order to secure votes, instead ofclapâ€"traps, let them use argument; and instead of abusing each other, and raking up old religious and pOlillCJl animosities to inflame :he passions ol‘ their audit um, let .ltem eschew the use of such unlneztn ng diatribes. But the grand remedy after all, is the enlightenment ol the people; or in other words, if we want to avoid these disgraeetul scenes, educate the masses, teath them their duties and responsibili- ties; teach them to think intell - genth and well, then, and not till then, will election contests be con- tests of principleâ€"then, and not till then, shall we get men of prin- ciple a! the helm of state; :ui.t above all, then, and not till then, shall we become a wise and a prosperous people. The above is no ovm'dmwn pic- ture, as these scenes are even now occurring in our midst. Fur proof, read the account of tho lale election for Norlh W'cllington, and 1116 put- senl campaign in {‘oronlo, between Mr. Cameron and Brown, Do we wonder at de>potism reigning su- premo in many countries. We need not, when such acts of rowdyism party echo has been thrown off at a gallop; and when these arts fail, some real or imaginary evil is agi- tated; and they are assured that it they (the people) will only return him at the head of tlte poll, para- dise will commence to reign im- mediately, and hence, by large and 1hollow promises, the rival candi- dates strive to outbid each other, and the election is frequently \\'on, not by the honest, but by the un- scrupulous and worthless; and af- ter all is over, the people are left to the rather uncomfortable reflection that they have been sold like other merchandise, to the highest bidder. But that is not the worst feature.â€" Our election contests are oftimes the occasion of much bloodshed and violenCe. The vicious and the vile who at other times hide themselves from the constable’s batton, now stalk the streets maddened by liquor given to them by these would-Le law-makers, and hinder all order or decency being obsened: for at the nod oftlteir hirers, they molest all who think or act for themselves, and even deter them from exercis- ing their prerogative, and we are left at the mercy of rowdics. llIL|2ll'\' “ FIZZLED OUT‘ 181i) m mum! Clint“? “he Mal Bl'ldgful'd Hum ; 1, \um ulllt'13, mumunu‘urd u, ' humus 1. [U My mm nus “ respect and its prosperity is before the pub- able ” farmer 15 well known here Sm,â€"â€"Agrceahly to the sugges- tion ol the Grand Division to subâ€" ordinate divisions to hold once a mouth open meetings aeee~sible to the public, the Stoiithille Lodge held their first meeting,r on Monday” the 161h inst. A respectable aiidi-‘ ence was present zâ€"Brother James Bugg, Esq., \V. P. and l). G. W. P. in the chair. George Flint, Chap., was the first to address the ineetinsr :â€"He said, there were three questions to be propounded; the first was the use of tobacco in the Anti-room and Lodge. For his part he did not know what use it was. It is an unineaning, disgusting, and absurd practice for Sons of 'I'eiiiperance to make use of it in the sanctum samâ€" lnrum; if was a noxious weed,and ong.t to be dispensed with. [he next question was the license law. The Sons ought to see the law car- ried out, and urge the Legislative Assembly to pass a Main law for this province. \Ve have 70,000 Sons in good standing; that nutri- ber ought to command respect in the House. He dwelt at consider- able length in his usual eloquent style on the, responsibilityot the Sons to maintain their integrity and they ought to intrench their) selves behind their pledge. John White, A. R. 5., was the next to address the [ltt‘t‘tllig :â€"iit- said, It was in the year 15.56 the tirst teinperant-e meeting was held in Newton Stewait, llt’lllnds llle town I came. from. There were temperance tracts distriltult'di ‘1 nunioer oi them were given to boys piesenl; I got one; Illioiightl \\ as ttilrt‘t: l lid not ill \tillt‘ liblllt :i ii.. ..,..., .... ..v....., u” .. v. ovum“, were are some grounds for suspi- L-mn, antL an investigation would sewn to be desirable. However, I have no doubt but il‘ Mr. Young would cai'el'iilly examine the Re- gml-y Oi‘hce he will find the Will Proved and registered. He then can See for himself, and act ac- cordingly. Yours very truly, J. B. Buttonville, Aug, 20, 1858. To the Editorof tho Br'tish Tribune. Sin,â€"[n the Ecimomis! of The thh of August 1 observe that his Telegram has “fizzled out,” and the “ disinterested and respectable tariners” have an extra puff. I wonder if he intends to include the name at Mr. Frisby again without his knowledge or consent. One Would really think that Reesor or his Telegram “ould be above so mean an action as to use the name ol‘ Mr. Frisby without his consent, for the puipose oi endors- ing their falsehoods. How small they must look when told to their teeth that if his name appeared upon their certificate that it was a (orgi'l'y; yet, min guilty ol~ this Very act are called by Reesoi “ rc- speetable.” In my in M I will pro- bably give you an idea how “reâ€" spectable ” one of those farmers are, \i. ho is a prol'essing member ol’ the church,â€"-one whose conduct since his connection “'Iili that church has more than once been found ra- ther a lit/[e too small. It is not ‘iiiauy months ago since a report was Virty current in this neighbor- The Markhmn Municipal (7num7il meals at b‘izu's Huch Uniunvillc. on Saturday nch the 28th instant. at ten o’cluck, 11."). SONS ()F 'I‘EMPERANCE AT SI‘OUFFVILLE. a Prohibitm‘y Liquor Law. He showed the dire necessity there “as for a united effort in order to gain the desixed end. The rev. gentleman was listened to with great interest by a large and an at- tentive audience. R. Burr, Esq , and the Chairman, also briefly ad- dressed the meeting. \Vu hog In influxn our suhsm'ilu-rs [ml we shall issuc an (3mm :11 S P..\l. [his v-vunilg null Sulurluy evening at Hue same lmnr. Wu shull gln' 1hr: slum nf lhc Pulls un tn ‘hc lulvel lmnr prvvinus In gning In prvss. \Ve shall issuu the eu- as gratis In sul’sn-ril).:r~l. whn r'nn lmve [hum by applflng at the Tribune uflitze scrlmn in this ismn‘ but shall up near wilhnul full in our next.â€" Cummuninamms inlended 10 he in- serlcd the same week as sent should arrive not later than Wednesduv On M )mlay eren'ng, the 23rd insl., a lecture WIS d:~l:v'1'ed in the Wt-sleytm Church, Richn'mntl Hill. on Temperance, by the Rev. H. \Vilkinsun.â€"-Atnos Wright, Esq, M.P.P.. in the chairâ€"- The lecturer began by stating that the triumph ol the temperance cause was not so great as it ought to have been, owing to the lethargy :1 Id lukt'wnrmness of many of its friends. He then veryahly showed that drunkenness would never be banished from the land till they got veil)! of morning. umsl emumnl Fawn-rs that they \Vurk full :1 llnrd vusiur man un)‘ [’luw going. ‘Vc have also seen lhmr new Knot Slicer. and have no dnuln but that it WI” give enlire salisl‘actinn. The present seasnn has tested their Reaping Machines, and has eslubiisilted the fact of their superiorih over =l| cmnpcliliun : Mr. Robert B. Vunlon, of Picker- ing, cut wilh mm of lhresc RL-apcrs twvlve nun-s nl‘ Ixcnvv full wmem in nu uummchl SIX SI] We beg lo diret‘l lhu ntlcrnlion of Farmers and others In an advertise mum in our columns. from the firm «){l'nlicrsmL Brulher‘ Thuil’ [mu Piows an: curluml‘v unrivallud. “713 have bum nssun-d l)\‘ mum Ol' our he! 5' \Ve hcv Ilin TEMPE-RA NOE LEC CU RE. (Eurrrzzpnnhrnrr CANADIAN I’LOWS AND ROOT SLIUERS. To {ha Eduur oflhe U MN] 'l‘xibune‘ 'I‘O CORR FISPON I ) IQNTS. TORONTO ELECTION MARKHA M COUNCIL :t wilh mm of lhlesc RL-apcrs nun-s ul‘ Ixunvy full wllunt in (zt-essive hnurs. drivmg and nfi'lhe umin Ilimsulf.â€"TIHS (‘Hks for Half. and rcomrvs \\ ll lo arkuuwlx-dge the L")llllnHlli"2I1iHIlI'I‘Jm 'h c:an Inn lam fur this ismm but shall uni I‘quurt-s the v \V Young proved those cliui‘gt‘s I would have bt'en satisfied, but he rushes iiiiiiiediutelv to a charge of a dittBrcnt nature, which (charge it' Il‘tlt‘, is, if possible, more disgrace- l'ul and double (llsllilt‘tl. I lmvo been looking lt)!‘ u (:(tmiiittniuation “ more comprehensive” than the one addresSe-(l to you on the 4th ol'Jtiiie -â€"llbt’ll1n’pl‘0tllt>t‘tllry M.. Young’â€" iJul un route present it is Ullllt'l‘ yet unborn or csrupvd my notice. But lt'l Us 599 how lur he can be believed \thl] regard to the charge against the CUlUltL‘l in relerence to the will oftlie: late‘ William Slack. Mr. Young asserts that Slack died in 1839 while in the employment of Col. Crookshanli, and at the time of his death he had saved, by industry and Cart‘. about $2,400 or $2,800, and klppUtlllFLl Col. Crook- stiank his executor, and that nothing more has [won heard ol‘ the will from that day to this, and thinks irobubly that he may be named in that Will its a le-gatec. Now. Mr. Editor, I am infoimt-d that Slaclt’s Will Is now in possession ol' Col. Crookshank, and no l-‘nger than twelve days ago I Was inlormed that the Colonel had (Ir/ribitrd the will to sevuml of his triemls, all ot whom can testify that Mr. Young’s n:tmt- isthcre only asa Witness. Now. sir, il Stitch’s will .5 not on record, then 01‘ course were are b‘llllle grounds for suspi- L'IUH, untL an investigation would sewn to be (lesirablv. I-Iowevu, l have no doubt but il‘ Mr. Young would carel'ully examine the Re- gml-y Ollice lll" will find the will Proved 311d registered. He then can see for himself, and act ac- cordingly. Stn,â€"ln the Ectntomist of The IQ”: of August 1 observe that his Telr'grum has “fizzled out,” and the “ disinterested and respectable farmers” have an extra puff. I wonder if he intends to include the name of Mr. Frisby again without his knowledge or consent. One wiruld really think that Recsor 01' his Telegram “(ruld be above so mean an action as to use the name of Mr. Frisby without his consent, for the purpose ol‘ endors- ing their falsehoods. How small they must look when told to their teeth that if his name appeared upon their certificate that it was a (orgu'y; yet, mm guilty of this very act are (mitt-d by Rumor “ rc- spt‘Ctablv.” In my m M I will pro- bably give you an idt-n how “re- spectable ” one of thosr farmers arr, \\. ho is a prol'ewing member of the Jt-ci Illilll iidilit‘sscd you upon it short lllllt' ago, and which uppeaied in the columns of your paper on the 21st ol May, relative to the charges made by ll. 0. Young, ot" l'hornhitt, against 001. Croolishunk,‘ of Richmond Hill. In lllV leiterol the 17m 01 May I Slitlt'd tlint l‘tll‘.‘ Votingr had never given the public? tiny suitslncioiy proof that the charges made by him against. Col. Crouh’sllank were correct, and asked the. reason why Mr. YOIIDg‘ did not give the puhlic more infor-‘ mutton upon the subject. In Mr. Young’s reply on the 4th othtne hot admitted that he had, to a Consid-l erahle extent, laid himself open to} my censure, and gave as an ex- cuse, lllut circumstances over which ‘ he ll'dd no control prevented liiml lroin advertng to the subject sooner, and desired not to be con» sidered either “splenetic or I'vlSll.” Now, sir, I do candidly think that Mr. Young has not yet given satis- factory proof that his charges against Col. Cro kshank relative to Brook’s Monument are correct, or that the Colonel has in any way been guilty ol‘ retaining the money that was subscribed by so many individuals, (myself among the rest) lor the purpose of erecting a lofty column on Qaieenston Heights, to the, memory 01 General Brock,â€" u general Who was “reveied andi luini-nied hy the petich \\'ll()lll he governed, iind deplored hy the so- vereign [0 whose service his lite had been devoted.” Hrtll Min, th:it Ctly. Un the tiini'ntltg ot the lfivh the It tops Wt'l't‘ (lttstllé n. II" the place. avltitttt'lttit" upon it iii tln- diiectiou Ill tht .tioinr lflltll‘ltllll‘lll‘, “lltCll Wei-e touiid l-i he mental-d u) the enmity iii COIISldt‘l'dbll ltll'cu,u|lllfll|F-‘ll the pl'eVIttlls I'Q'Ultlltltlhs three had reported them iii no Strength tits pthlth Wu: soon tli.~'i-|osedY and 'u llUlI‘L‘ being thrown into aitntrkiug cider Wllll the caruliy unit thi- guns on each lliink, ll. 31.80“! and 25th Native li: hintry on the right‘ and H. M. 7lst and the Qlth on the Mt nilriniced rapidly upon it, ItDUtlng in a tremendous lire, antl driv in; the enemy bet-ore them The miiiii tmtly i’t'lt‘eztlcd act'Oss a lyidge, on thi- other side ol the ciiiitumnents, with all then gtlll\,lltl0u the lawn Itself, di~tiin' iiimut tout miles, llittl nir High Ros. Lttnun the locality, the seizure of this b tltle w/utl have here teriiii atetl the game. .L-Igltlttlol‘a troops at llttlrl' artillâ€" k‘l'y cnntrited. however, to cut oh. the re limit of a considrruble liody, driving them along the lel't ot the. cantonmen's, where- they encountered the gallant 7l.\l “‘ltll “llUIll a severe fight (:Utlllllt‘llctd. But though our NW!) Were eiil'eehletl by sick- ness and the privatiuns at the campaign. and the enemv Were composed nl'tlte very chivalry ot' Litliiin troops. it was soon seen that the handy was It.) match tor the lit-itiin soldier. 'l be light was soon over. the 7lst luslllé seven men killed, and hav- mg a t:uii~itlei'iible number of wounded It was here that the Wave and promising yuung heave lrll while in the ad of cult ltl‘ on his men to Cllill'gl’ a lJtttlY tyl' llh enriitth which ‘zul Like” refuge in it ntil a i. i he llut)“ n: w tum; mom .| tiiile l‘roin Hit 1. iiutot) In an il‘\llll' the eno-inv occupy- i.i_ .il the heuhls to the South and ea‘l o. the town iu-J 0t". they were compti. Up ll t'ttntmttnenrs Pl‘.\lll ,‘II Sm,-â€"Pexmil me 10 occupv a pomnn m" yuur Tl'.bunl’, 101' the pur- pusc 01 mqmrmg [urlhcr mm asuh- Jrci {hull uddu‘sscd yuu upon a slum 1mm ago, and wlnch nppcau‘d m [he columns of your pupt-r on the 21s! 01 May, H‘Iuhve 10 the charges made by H. C. Yuung, of l'hnrnhnl, agennsl Col. Cl'uuhshunk, lic; there were Sons, License In- spectors; a dn‘elcclion of duty tested with the-m; the tavern: were open on the Sabbath; the In- spectors paid no attention whether the Sabbath was dcsecrated or not; We have three Suns :n the Town- ship ol' \Vhitchurch; It was just the sanw with them; it they got into ocho, it was -.1l| they cued uhimt; they got thirty pimmls of money out of ihc \Vhtichnrch side ot‘ Sluutl'vnlle; he called it blood money; it was a kin to murder; they \vvre .~elling poiaon to the pub- lic under the protection of a license law; and how many thousands, aye millions, have been sent to an untimely grave through the agency of king alcohol. The-re were seve- ral others to speak, but time would not permit. mct.‘ l A SON OF TEMPERANCE Sioufl'villc, Aug. 16, 1858. Tome Edmr of line Brili~h Tribune )uuns ago since a report current in [his neighbor- [his “1'(‘\p<‘(tluhle ” lurmer (3-. mg a (:nlmllemblv number of woundt It was here “ml the Wave and prmmsi yuung heme: irll whilr in NW art “I. ca III‘ on Ins nwn lo chm-gr a bmly of I runny. winch 'ad let‘" wfugl‘ in a n a I. .murl .| mile: [I'm]! the Inn)“ m w mm; up u pHMll Uh [n “nanny In an JSqull the ennm new; m; H] [he hwth lo the sum!) and u 0. Im- Iuwu .ud mt. “filmy wch com; L- x 41 30 000 strong, and Wurec mm” ('nnlnmm-nh 1 he mun new new mdercd l0 emamp, ‘tln day buns [on Iur advanwd for the all. Hut-k, but [he alulude 0! [hr tummy becom- [mg (ln’l-alemng the lone W113 Ol'llt'lrd un- 1arr a: Ins. and a gFllrl'a] undult mude upon 1“; puslllon wull [he usual Ieaull. '1 In: (ml) utiicul mlelligrnce n: [he ufl‘air is .xumdn‘d in u shun (lesnulch lrmn Dir hush 11%: lo Luxd Llphilslmue, duled i‘aluce oi 'U'Wul'or, 19H:.Juue,dunouncing 1hr calnLu e n.‘ the city allel an en; ago mam 01 live ho ur: and a ha! ; the evaru- ulion oi [hr‘ fort and the pursuit of the n-LeIs by nur cavalry and artillery. Frnm puvate accounts ol the engagement we‘ Hun: b‘clucu me plum was umwly our ‘ lowmg endcuw was then own, and our soldiers were swarming into Kingsmill :â€"« L- L d1 30 (JUL ml by Iarlia a lmlm‘ ruund Ihelr neck, the luri pm:- m-Sscd the singular disadvantage that .lme was no way ofe~capv from it wlum once the entrance Was occupied by the benegers, and the events showed that l’anu) hzul no alomacll lnr hulng i! un- tier sud) coudllions. Dwins [llelnéln oi \lu- lfilh, LSIi__-udter Nuilh. wilh Hn cnluum tlx-lurbed on a small plain lo [hr mum o. the hughls oucupled by Ilnâ€" nun} who mow u out lo atluck Inn] on gulllen lhal the em-my (:ccupmln range. of hush» along our hunt, In the plan: be- found Much luy 1hr lon‘n ol‘Gu‘ulmr :kiM- lug lhr ca~lxrn base at the rock winch cumlllulc: Ila Ioru‘ess. '1 he 7l>l and 80th “('Sillli‘ll'b ildVJlled in 3kirun>lnng mder; IlIr' 256x11 nu lhr Rm! c. 'I')’lll_Â¥. llle "N19"; W" 5511! 1m lhr Imt cill'l'ylllg [he nnraugaxcu [041.3, heights Ill lhal dheclum, and capluring appointed hour u we “'9 3‘“ 5 “lat had been .Innnymg u; all €036 M. 1'.1’. lludl u'“ "Willing, and [he 7l>t advunnng with cunsndrlanon ul lllc rqual gulxuhlr) and :uucess on we r ghl Wu: pul all until lhe U. M. 9.’)lh llegnnrnl, and [he 101h and lhul time, Mr. ‘1 bun 25th l’u‘glllltznl Rallw lnl'umry‘ :ummn up, acconlpanlrd by vll holh allacking columns, bv. mulching A. Drew, 12.41.. lns on [he Hg“! 01 llu: 86m. A '[IlallL abuul lhe ltev. hasaau Cl a nnlc blond, an the hall of lhe 1.314135, huge pond: ul men-.13 was held by [he rnvmy‘s cavalry. LUZ-“V” UW‘HY A‘WWY» a| up in lim- covering lhmr guns. The rifle: lhc ploseculmn, and ol the 86th soon lorced these gi’llllt‘llllfll and l). Foole, LN} to relive ln In lhc nelgllhorlnmd ol' llw nmgmrules. llrlillls. lull havmg 1211' 0mm: lulled [hen lllk' llll0)'ll]all0n l \u “mu llyt-\ \vrrr unable [4) advance lll- ,uhhshcd In lllr ( OfAhc rry crmlrin-d. however, in our UK [he re lreul of a cumldrrz-blc hody, drng them along the lel'r 0| llw. cauloumtu's, where- lhey vllL'Ounlm‘c d lhr‘ gallant 7l>l “‘illl whom a severe figll' (:uumwncud. Bul Ihuuéh our un-n Were enl'e-rbled by sick- nvas and [he prwulwns of the campaign. and uw enemv WH‘: counpnsed nl'tlle very chivalry of Indian lumps. ll Wat soon seen that lhe l‘uudy was In match [or lbe lit-irish ~oldier. '1 he fight was soon over. the 7lsl luslllé Swen men klllvd, and hav- mg a (:umidemble number of wounded It was here lhal the Wave and prmnhmg yuung Bean: lrll whilr in lllt' ad of call and has been for years, and havinga strict Ngmd for (will, he is well calculaled to assist Rcesor in his editorial department. lllr nun min-5 ol the l7IlI. llendr-(l. ll usuul. 1,) me L‘mnu: 0| Jnunu In prnon. \\ :- lure as yel wnilmnl parhculllra ol llns en- ,ugu-nlvnl olller llmn nrr cunlmnrd in H mm ntilcml tlthltalcll. lo the rll'ecl xlm llH' liunree Was lulled, and that brigudie r ‘Hlllll 11ml Cu. Inn-d mun guns. llle Mn lardltlll Duluth Mun-(l lln: sulne Illuxnlng In on Llllgll [£031 ‘5 camp, \Vlllcll was kept u.uler Olden l0 luzn unl ul n Inmlh'nl > llUllCr‘, In cuanuvnce ml the llcmy [inn‘ 1: (ml ull Ha) 1n Inc \lnccllon m :nnll) r. lnl‘léutlL‘. Un lne lNlI llm same Gull-m \vne |.~.~uul. and lllt‘ llllné IllCl'Cilslll‘é In. “nult‘ l’)rce, wnh Ilw txvvpuou 0: u gllnl‘ll an the camp, cunnmsed m a Wing 01 lln- 3rd lfiuwlwun.‘ and some n-n-gulurs, unuv- rd by a dr-Iuln' lo ll: lrll. ulubnul lwrln- nnles, lo vll'm-l a junction W|tn Bauadmr bnnlll, who had II] [he meantan bl en rummch by [he aulval ol' Urn“: ln'lganlr. ul'x'es'ed on its lllulcll lowmds Ill“ Deccan lllt' H mp: Wt'l'e avhnm‘lug n‘mu .uurnl‘ raulmm) he "(Cd‘le‘d '1’- lnrce. uilhnuéh nut-e hm! rrport his pumurm Wu lruul».~ being [In Hue morning of lhc lOIh was spvnl by Dir Hugh lime In l'hconnuilring 1hr: enemy‘s pouuon, lrom which a fire 01 Iouud shot, shell, and shrupucll, was dlr- eclrd upon our [room h-om break of day. bay Tum/s ul llm (lair The Ircaplurv of [his important city bv .‘lr liuSh time's force “In" :uumuncul ln u~ by lln- lrlegluph on lhe 1911) uil., dated [mace 0: hwallur, and {onus n lmllmn lmlll-lulllllll lo “1" cuulinllsu Opnnr'd on llu aulv 0| ludua mu], «ml cml'ird will: ihe ioilowil nd 3U0 ) ram-o- l ml. o. the “PIE rm} who 1mm d r (no. “In; 0] the III: Linnu: ol Jr: Victoria Square, Aug. 21. 1558‘ ‘L‘V lllz‘ Hm Bombay ()ve will: (Jqu hmn ECAP YURI; OF GWALIUR 4 nannies, piacal win-.9 (in: fur! ranuol be sunmnuy «124 ml: mun. 'J'he men fights“ vr ruund Ihelr neck, the In! yet \Vlilmul pa ml olller llmu utilcml tleallaltll Jun», Was lulled u-r nun-u), uu- armu’r: UI llll! w/utl haw lmu termi‘aled Ihv Lughhuol‘a troops at hmw urn”- :Iriuâ€"LI. however, in our UK [he re a con-Jdrrz-Mc body, drwmg them he lel’t ol the camoumeu'x‘, where- \L’OUHII‘J‘Qd lhr' gallant 7I>l Willl a .‘Vth‘I‘ fight (IUHNIH‘IICL‘d. Bl“ INDIA AND CHINA. Up (“In 1 [hr Ilc lrmu Uh ('nulmnnrnh [:rr 1- an .mnull the ennnv occupy- Ime lo the shunt) and ra‘l n :ud mt. "filmy \vcrw compm 00L) strong, and m-re c mmanrl Iia taper- and [he “an mxhib llw mmmou~ Nana. The fol! w,“ lnohabl)‘ un,mvgnnl>ie In ‘ lI)l'CP.l)l1|Il: hu'h allcr eri-m mu :1 HH'k 2000 yarda .n lenglh : 400 wide. and hmI in :ulclénl l't‘lmhlllull Ul hail g the strangled l he rock lists dhruplly from [hr hula'hl 01 30) lect, rumlwiu, III M lulpl‘achi'dble (n a slomun; I‘ll it Is eaul)’ cmmnaullcd bt I India and, «ml 3UCC1-‘\~ ll-ronéh :Il lmha =0 Iln- 3cm ll ~ \Iclmim m the Is the sun) ma :0 lln' scum: 0| nu‘ (Jul H'IOK'iP‘ m the provim-es n “It march lrom (,allwr u 10 hau- bven ulln-M \vilu ul “.13 .lcrmnphalml \vulh HH- Yours very truly, number of wounded I'll-ave and pl‘f‘lnlkim, ilr in lllt- art “I. call hill'_‘l‘ a LIIde (7f lhl flu" in a nul (HI I “d ml) My of the Helm Mail has arriv- to July 3rd W. M a‘jimotan "Ll he 50! on, ll |ent Wt: Inge of ,m be- r skill- whlch >1 and .malnng .ng lhe pluring us all tg with cullsldnallon ul lhe change ag r ghl (Abridged from the Globe.) L'lLuRA, Augu5123, 1858. As already announced in lhc Glube, it was arranged that In: :hnoling all-Hr "- uhxch the |e|neaell|nllve 0! boulh :uncoe “as 30 duglacexully mnme up, ahou.d he unraugalctl Lo~ua} al 10 a. In. Al the uppumlcd hour u was [0qu that the bth- cUsc M. 121’. had nu! mrned, and thc alusl hun Wu: put all uuul lhe hour 01 l p. m. Al )lh and um lune, Mr. Jhuma~ Ferguson lurned uppm‘t .1 chin; . abnul ltl;J)'.\, dE‘JWII me “this up, uccunpamrd by hl.‘ lebal adrmerJicO. A. Drew, nan In: allll‘IIUdl cmmcnllor, [he Kev. Aamau Chaihuln bowun, and a huge: poam: ul “lamb. J Kingsunll, 1‘L>q., County Aurnnt'y, appeach or behalf 0! lhc plOSCCUUOII, and (1'. Damon, J. bluilh : [Mm-u and J). Eoole, qus,’ were me acluw ol' lhr umgmmles. " [938‘ lhu Wlll tht as We are 30mg (0 press, in fire ha» broken out tn the Cny Ltalt, whtch threat ens tn dextrny Iltut fine bulliltltj‘ and all tne property ll contain». the cupola I: one mass of flame, and the cunfiagnulinn l3 ~pt‘l'adtng rapidly to the flour brtleullt. there is at pvt-sent no hope ot' being able ’to save the property ol'the bulldtng, lltousll It i» ltkrly that the shell \thI rentutn, twins cnntpnst-tl ot marble. 'lltn orlgtn ot' [ht- ‘tlrx', at thr- tune we wtite, l3 unknown but tt i.~ supposed to have resulted Hunt the ttrvwnrth of lel evening; that wtne 0t tltr ~|ttttk3 cuusnt the noodwot'k ol lne cupolu. and alter :ntouldeting tor seteml hours at trttall'tt bu at IttlD a tlatne, “tlll :uch lur) ‘llfll nothtng could 3'0“ tt. the bell rinéer nat only tune to rtng two alarms ol- the well, when the fire became so hot that. he um compelled to lente. l‘lte lac! that the Unit hell did not rtng, deceived many at the lite-turn, and they (ltd not arrive as ear y as may utln EWthe \wuld. when. in consequence of the grant hl'l5llL ot‘ the tu- “0.3. MW streams dnt vrry little good utte- tlllfi engines got tnto Working ordrr. 'l'he lll‘t' cmnmencetl tn the. woodwork at the U113? ol'thv eulmlu,and soon the whole- dtnne “as u tn: as ot lnrtd finnte. 1h~ ~erne was nt0~l mngntficnnt and l'ur out ~hune lllr' Illuminult-tn ol a few hour; be t'm'e. 'lhe llantv Win an bttlllnnt us [he S‘Itt )‘ nnontltty. alnl rotted up [he sides 0. he lmndmg tn huge Waves of fire. 'l'h. streams ot water trout the engine.‘ Seemed 1‘; he n" no sort of nae in flopping the pro- 4teas of the cbnllngrntion. the majority 01 the slrt‘ztms could barely reach the root. and ltutl as much etllet a: a child‘s aquirtl n Ollltl have In putting! oul a volcano. the ttt-t-c-~ity ot'a s'eant fire engine was never rm mantt‘vst as tn lllt' tire last night. as al the fitl‘lHt'H could pretend to do was In kwpthe mnl‘ saturated. to pretent lltt' litOglCH‘ at [,.e llJtlIt'S downwtrtl. to in- tethe l)“('ttttl\‘. the fit“. in (l l‘ew ntntnrhh .hnl the clock wntk h-~_an to melt 21!“.le .nv-lten melztl run to tltt- floor helow. thew t~ scarcely a doubt but that all the pictures in the Governor’s Rmnn and the iumprt'ty in other path ol the butlt'in; \v‘tl he wry much tlalnzt'ét‘tl‘ it not entirely de- \lrllyetl. From accounts there must have been the "1031 culpable carelessness on the part of certain persons in the huildmg. l‘he lire wns seen amen! eting from the street it full hour belore it hmke inlo a blaze. l! is inct‘ellthlt- but that hnd pro- per precaution bet-n um‘d there would ltzn’r hwn no danger of the etht‘n-e bring tlv slrnvetl. Jt i~ the general optnirm that llll.‘ ('ity llnll is fire-prom 'l'hts ls ltur at the nut.» l)|tlltlltt;;, but the cunnlu has her n fillrd \V'Illl inflammable womJ thl’l-‘ and has long been exceedingly tlnngemu‘ the town. General Napier, With the Horse Arfillery and Irregular Cavalry. vmdawing of the Hill Dragoons, W35 Ili‘palrhvd In pursull of the enemy; and. lo untiripule a Iillle new; reached ‘J‘Wa' her on the 213! that, belulnrd in on a“ ~idv§ by pun-nun; and am an"; Lolumns. :m-y were lul lo ween-s at a plane uboul 30 nulcs [P In lhul city. and sraltmed l0 Unuce In l‘IL‘C‘IIIg lvlnpm‘m'y barracks [or IIUI' lroulns, and a prnslvrct of some rvlmw now mwm'd» lin-su gaHnnl fn-Ilnws for thri.‘ mil. Sir Uufll Ruse relunns‘ we fear. In [his prvsnlrncy to take up Rh: cumma MI 01 Illa Poonah divlsrm nl the army, a pnor reward for gun ice-s auch as his. LP! :nrernmrnl Fred” lh0 wretched imbenilv who commands the Bombay army \villmut wcurin; ll: respucl, and under the apâ€" Iwitl'lllr’lll uplm Sir Haj) Rose. Iuswmon 'l'nr 10W" was held on [he nigh! of lhe low by 1|;n- 8611‘ ‘md N" of Ilw lOlII Lh-gmmnl. and llu- next morninn lne foal Wm gullunlly "aplmcd by a Scorle or two of men ol‘ lhl' 25m Native hm.“ try, Mom lllr- handful 0k defendrrs who had uhosvn to die there. The Maharajah .\cindia re-vnlerell his capual the same Jay, and [heh‘wulior campaign terminated. (wt) lhoumuxl Inn-n ane- employrd by the "wince m Heeling lumpm‘ury barracks for nur hoops. and u prnsivrct of some rvpnw now rewards lhvav gallant fr”qu I'm llwi.‘ UNPLE win'ulvul up :. hen-king (He flames lrom spreading much b1')0nd the parts of the building alueady «HIllLerd l0. he mudx'lf) guns I From {he New York lleruld of Wudnosdav Im- unlormalion having been uhlmhcd In like Globe. char '(H;_|I§U!b WIHI urewnlung a "flu [1 li DDS 'IHA-J THE FERGUDUN bilUU‘l'lNG Ab FAIR. A N H\ [QUITOL‘ 5 DECISION ASANT FINALE T0 Tm: ILLUMIN ms ~1‘Hr; any HALL A “Us ~ mucrmx up ’I'Hr.‘ new“: 1. Govuuxda‘s RUUM. Nun 1mm UH‘Y HALL U.\ FILMS. ANOTHER ACCOUNT hh ullin wax held on the. 86m and part 01 lllc‘ next morning called by M agoons, “"1751 m1. read. a: .mum, lwaru a bug-g) der to Bnincos door and stop Hume; heard hisxing and g-oans; 4m»va :Irh‘l' bran! Ferguson" nnm’l’mll- ed ouz ; along Wdh .\lr. \\ i'k‘nson *enl alou;3irlfi Ihv Margy; betwm Ihe wlm-ls on the river sud: f 1hr buggy" looked up by line light of Pa-iln-N lamp 3' Ferguson‘s face; Wen. onl ol curnouly Io >ee a notor- inu‘ Hmraclm ; FBI-gnum [Ul‘nl‘fil l'hUud [0 mt- ae he uas siandmg in the huhr and and â€"‘~ Dâ€"n you, Vyou'll have it." I sprang up about 124 inches. and seized the gun; did no! hear a noise as of the ham- fner 'allmg; pulled Ferguson out nf the ANDREW Gonnnx,sw0rn 11 o‘clock nu Sniurdar e hu i-,|nrn 13nd,“: with Gordon; heard [IKK muggy flop; went I0rWnl'll with Gordon‘ in the bug”; on the llVL‘l' Mlle; Gordan left my mic and went tomard to the busy; lit-.u'd ~0ine one say " llldl’a blg ltIlll b‘etsuwn." Gordon went bt-twcen the “hurls. and lo ~ked up at Fer uaon, who wzn Handing. in the buggy; l“:- aon turned round, but. do not know . t llldUL'Cd [nut to do so; I heard glowing and lltSnittg; Feru‘fin 5nd ll any one dun-d to meddle with him he would give them [he cnntenh of it, or shoot them; saw Fergnwn pull up the lock ol the gun, and heard tln- clirk ofthelock ; Ferguson tuned round and lowered the muzzle. so as to point nearer to me than Cordon ; ltt‘ the-n mid '- By God. I‘ll let you have it ;" the gun was tln-n snapped; l he.er it dis- tincllv. tlotdnn seizml the gun by the luck and littt't't'l; tln- gun snap led before he arizetl it ; when it snulupt-d Ilte Egun was putttlt‘d in the diteution ol u< lIOlll. Iwaag. In hm: uitl. Ulll’llttll nnd somewhat in rear nt him; lllc gun “as on u iet'e! nitn me when it atta‘ttn'tl ; yet-4mm) came out ol" the bliggy when tz‘utdon jumped at the zAfiun; “PM: Was it luasln :tnd botdon hot the sun and went to the rivet and l’itl it heinnd a tug. l \Vuspt'esent when Ultu'kc look ll. ll'trlu behind a log; saw the gun examined; it appealed to m.- loaded; ex- amined lhe nipple and “Hint. :1 cu‘: smunltâ€" rd ; can‘t tell the dnlerence between the cllL'k ut the gun with cap and without; saw no one In ll‘Oltl. 01 the horse‘s d ; qud n and I Were about. nine 1m (I 51!. Jonn J. Alma-tn, swoxn.â€"- \\ u: ut- this in the lionl I'OUln at bunt :; suw the bug‘s}: standing, still utth nu pvtxnu at the none 5 head; thoung belguson and Ale-under could hate gum: ttnoubrlt the: crown tt‘ the) Wlallt‘ds an“! b'rrauaon utâ€" ttng vutll lltr gun in his rtght hand; he mutt hold 01 Ill: rein» and alum-cu the buggy, [hulth lhe u‘rlver Aerund‘u Wuh- :d ll! 30 on, but [hall Ferguwu slapped Inn: and look mud ul Ilm runs: I‘m-Busch cuushl the rum: m h a lull “and, and held (he sun In I.» “5M; he was on [he aide ucxl Ihe rvmr; saw Felslhull luru lhat. “my; mum uuc mzcd [11-1 bun, and lhere “3‘ a lusale AOI' it. Buggy With the gun ; whim on the ground hemd the lock Clix-k : the gun did not go 06 ; cannot (ell whelhvr lln- click W33 c““"‘d "y We [3‘1 of tlw hummer ; James Duncan ilski‘ted me to we! hold of the gun Campbell, lmsmillfwas llnel‘e ; “Wk lhe gun town-d: the river, and p“! it at [he back 0! a log; me gu“ Produced is . .‘t hal gun; pul n-nlmm ....A .L” Enal gun; pul nullnng “an not brim-d [he log Inmuies; nonaldeu'd my» bodily danger when the g at me. JAMES DUKCAN sworn.â€" Was pre- \rul \uwn lilc bllééy UI‘IHP ul ; lmuld II-Illnnr’, uulll lln: Lugg)’ .‘ll-HWd; nu one Wm w.u.m :IX )and: UI n “'mru u slurred; ll “.13 mowed by a ’II‘I‘OII Ill llw l.ug;y ; saw u .mlguu mum; on lhe Iell (rt-Iguuul) Icucb |uruard wuh In: lell haul and lay hold of lhc Imus; lhe DUgg)’ lecn bug-Md; llk‘ul'Ll 5:03“): and hisaua; Hue mun WI“; 112'! GEORGE DUNCAN swornâ€"“733 on Bain‘s \‘elanduh nhrn I119 buggy came up; peeple began lo groan; 54w a man hold a gun out ol [he bat-k of [he buggy; he sand :ulllrlhmg; he llh n stood up )n the buggy and cm:de hi~ gun; beard lhu gun cock. «I and heard it may; when he cooked [he gun he looked nl [hr nipple; went away dlrcclly. bting alluid. Mr. Kingsmill lneze rested l)i% case. Mr‘ Drew was lhvn nlwul to call Hiâ€" dmu- [or Inn» delmce. “hr” Mr Kings- nnll submilled Illill under the Act of bum- mmy COIH’ICHOHS two courses only wrre Olli‘ll to lhe magislralesâ€" one to legurd Mr. Ferguson :1: bring subjch to n chargP 0| assau‘t, as he would be if he melely presenlvd the gun without dxa mg [he lriggrr,â€"or as bring liublu lo {om- nnnul for l'elnny, as he would he if'lhey were fialisfied lha' he not only presumed Ihe gun, [Jul ulh-mplenl lo dixcllill‘gc il- A'fler order had been restored, the Cl_“”"""“‘ ‘ Gehlge- Barron. L‘qu 1'05? and “mi. UNI! a decision. not a judgrmcnl, had been arrin at by a majonin ol' the Jus- liCPS present, on a vote ol 10 to 3. and as their mouthpiece he was bound lo detlare it 5 but in doing so, he: musl enterhis most solemn protrst against it. It had bren mowed by Mr. Wilson. and seconded by Mr. Cross “ that (he caxe "e dismixsed.” It had been moved in alnendmvnl by Mr. JUhn >mil!‘ seconded by Mr. Foole, b mguwn. wu~ Ilsud III a “mun-9r Mgnllying lllak he wnuld 311001.; lua.d lhc sound of me gun being cockcu 0| snapped ; saw no (luau , [hr gun was pomllng lo Ihe rher aldr of the bngy; cannot say Illa! was painted a! any purlnulur prrson,‘,,‘ the gun had gone ofl'l am p03ilh‘8 that it \‘ouid have hit nome one; Gondon was close lo [he buggy at (he rivar side of it; «aw no one assault Ferguson. \\ lxllrl". 116 “mu (1 run‘u‘k lhal during nearly m] years 0! magialcriul txl-eliencl', he never saw a clearer case Ihnn thil, nor ALLXMDER HARRIS swarmâ€"“'m on llm ands? (u) b'ulmday-en hing; we“! 10 lhe Il'uul OI Bums When [he buggy slapped llme, .~aw Ferguson slauding In the buggy wuh a gun in his hand; the uuy‘é)’ Had .~l-:[)‘JHI; heard bmguann any, \Hln an null]. Hml lhcy wm'ld have lu lulu! ll , lin- guu wax hrltl m u Imrlzonlal pon- lum .11 [Anal lune; [he lunbuuge u~rd by b mguwn. wu~ Ilsud in‘a “HI-[III‘H' Mglnllying Maui's. 1““ .\lk"§,~r<. 'I‘ll‘ Illa! Mr ’1 bu court was then cleared JOHN \VILKINSON sworn um Bhdéc will; Gordon my ~10»: went Iormml y l. nu: uurcuUH u: ux‘ noun. 1 was; ill. um’dun and someWhul in rear lhc gun “as on u itfl’e! “in. me ma‘qn-xl ; L‘dl'ifll‘OH came out or I‘lloums on Saturday evening finding on [hr bridge in Ml d Swi'll, Jarkwn, L \'l‘| 10hr cax‘e "P diamissed." nlnendmvnl by Mr. :d by Mr. Foote, be comInIIIe-d for rn [he vvns were ui'h, and Iln- nay: .1 me Bun; Ilw gun hut person, but il l guue 011' it would head; Ilm w.ns an Jay M HIL‘ t-lvcm‘n, k1 quulur ofu Imle gun [adduced {5 mlo lhr gill}; “ )g mnre lha.| Ien 3r” in immmlhlc gun was presumed venlng, Aug. vdge In Llnra; m: 5 door and and g-oans; u" nnm'l' all. i'k‘uhon *enz Saidâ€"About John â€"-\Vas on 'rrbuwu ul- ul "and; he alum-ell [he mug; wen! [he put; slaudmg In hand ; the as pre- ; lmmd ; no one alum-ed; Lime \\ “on to n if he ’83.".