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Mails made up at the Richmond H111 Post Office. Until further notice, the 'mnils will be closed at this Post Utfice‘ as follows: Southern. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.30 PM. N.B. REGISTERED LETTERS will Tequire to be handed in 15 minutes before the time of closing. Going Ndrth 7.55 A.M.. . . . . . . .4.56 RM. Going South 9.33 A.M . . . . . . . . 8.14 RM. Northern Railway of Canada SUBSChufl‘J FOR. The Yoxk Herald, 31,00 a year M: TEEFY. Postmaster. Richmond Hill, May 6. 1867 Worth Seeingâ€"Mrs. W. H. Myers House and Building Lots for Sale Imporiant Newsâ€"«Samud Momby Executm-s Notice . Sef-acting waggon brake-Ht M. Misener New Butcher Shop~ Wm'Gox Hurrah here we are again-m W'm Atkinson New Cheap_ GL;ds-â€"â€"-G. A. Bdrnard Licensed Auctioneerâ€"11.1). Beunet AntilCosiive and Tonic Pillsâ€"Dr. Colby Hunt’s Empire Hair Gross Jacob’s Rheumatic Liquid New Millinery Goods-Mrs. Myers, Hamilton Stove Denotâ€" James Stewart, The adoption of the ballot is now being seriously discussed. by the press throughout the country ;’ it is suggested as a remedy against intimidation and corruption. We have no hesitation in saying, that at no period of our political history has bribery and corruption been so freely spoken of, as has been the case at our recent parliamentary elections; it is not confined to one side, but each positively assert that the other expended money profusely in order to purchase votes to secure the return of their parti cular candidates. “here there is so much smokc,there is evidently some fire, and we regret to say that it is our im- pression that there is good ground for the assertion that there was bribery and cor- ruption, to an alarming extent, at our last general elections. Numbers of men who had solemnly promised their votes to one set of candidates, Wheeled round, on the days of' the election, and voted for the o :pnsite men; others, whose teams were engaged to bring voters to the polls for one party, turned and work» ed in the service of the party opposed to that for which they had agreed to work. Such being the facts, we feel we are justified in concluding that bribery and corruption were the causes of' these re- sults. An innnediate remedy must be applied, or our elective franchise will be come a huge humbug. and no man will be elected, as a representative of the peo- ple, except he is prepared to squander money and corrupt the people. We do not know of" any other remedy than the adoption of vote by ballot, and making it a criminal offence to offer or receive money for votes, or the conveyance of; voters to the polls. The places for holding elections are now at such con- venient distances that no may, who is worthy of having a vote, need plead the difficulty ot'going to the poll,â€"â€"the pri- vilege of voting is a most impo-tant one, and should be exercised ; the man who will not voluntarily go forward to the, poll and record his vote, without fee or re Ward, should be distranchised. There are many arguments in favour of the ballot, waich we propose referring to at another time; but, for the present, we will content ourselves by calling atten- tion to the important necessity that exists for a searching remedy for the evils which we find growing up in the management of our elections. RICHMOND HILL‘ OCT. 25, 1867. MORNING. Northern Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.30 A.M. Southern Mail ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . 6.30 AM. Mail for Almira, . . . . . . . . 1 “ Cashel, . . . . . . . . . 11.00 A. M. " Gormley, . . . . . . . }on Tuesdays “ Headfox-d. . . . . . . & F riduys. “ Victoria S;unre,J .. EVENING MAIL. RICHMOND HILL SL'ATION CHANGE OF TIME. The Commercial Bankâ€"The head-l quarters of which is in Kingston, a dl one of' the oldest institutions of' the kind in the Provinceâ€"closed its doors on Monday last. This, we fear, will incon- venience many of our redder-s, as the bills are largely circulated It appears that the Bank has been In a. delicate state of health for some time back, but our city dailies have been extemoly cautious in pnblishing the alarming symptoms which had been manifested for some time back. For. our part, if every bank in Canada should follow- auit, we would only have to deplore the losses of our friends ; printers are glad to get American silver at parâ€"«and we do not get enough of thatâ€"vvas for bank bills, we seldom see any, and feel thanx. we have none of the “ Commercial ” on hand ' Hunt's Hai: Gloss grows rapidly in favor, because just. wits a gmt want. (El): ‘flm‘k 3mm New Advertisemena. Bank Failure. The Ballot. May 6. 1867 We regret to find that there is a determined effort made to introduce politics into our municipal elections, by the formation of' township “ tickets;“ the E the result of this system is calculated to ' be productive of evil, by depriving the ; electors of a free choice of proper men to manage the aEairs of the Town- ship Let us consider the modus‘ oparandi, and we shall see how the, oracle is workedâ€"a few crafty wire-‘ pullers hold hole-and-corner meetings, and nominate a particular set of men as the future candidates for municipal honors; the great body of the electors are not consulted in these selections, but the “ticket” is formed, the- names sent forth to the public as the candidates of a party, and it is ex- pected that these men will receive the support of that party, no matter how unfit some of them may be considered by the electors To object to any of these menwillhe set down as politi- cal treason, and the elector who will, exercise his ownjudgment, and vote for i such men only as he may think the most; suitable person. will run the risk of being denounced by the party as a renegade. For our part, we are favor- able to the arrangement recently introduced bv our new municipal law, and feel confident that it is calculated to to be productive of great good, if the body of the electors will but exercise their rights as free and independent men Instead of' permitting a few cunning individuals to name their can- didates, let them Wait until the lust Mondzy but one in December, as- semble in the Township Hall, and there nominate such men as they know to be fit and proper persons for the dis- charge of the important duties required of them. The new law appoints that day for the purpose of nominating can- didates for Reeve, Deputy Reeves and Councillors, and any action taken before that time is but the gratuitous work of designing men, whose object is not so much the public good as to forward some scheme in which the promoters expect to derive an advantage. We trust the electors will closely watch the manoeuvres of these wire-pullers. and de- feat them in their efforts to seize the con- trol of Township matters, for their ob- ject is not the general good, but to serve partizan purposes. It is for the electors to see to this in time, or our township Councils may be filled with incom patent persons. who Wil be simply tools in the hgpds of designing men. About ten o'clock on the night of Fri- day last, Mr. John Harrington‘s barn and stable were discovered to be on fire; before assistance arrived, (the premises beingr situated about midway in the first concession of Markham, East of Richmond Hill) the buildings and their contents were wrapt in flames. The neighbors rendered what assistance they could, and saved a few articles, together with the live stock ; were grct, however, to have to say that almost the whole product of the late harvest was destroyed. The origin of the fire is not known. Sabbath School Teachers’ As- soclation. On Saturday, the 5th inst, the Sab- bath School Teachers’ Association, held their first sessinn in the Temperance Hall, in Richmond Hill. Owing to the inhuspicious state of the weather, the at- tendance was not so large as it. mighL otherwise have been. A few rules t3 regulate the proceedings of future meet- ings were adopted, and the following gentlemen elccbud as olicers. Major F. Button, Esq., President; Revs. Bredin, Dick, Garner and Amos ‘~\ right, Esq , Vice-Presidents; Mr. Wm. Harrison, Secretary. A; before stated *he object of the Assocration is to take into consideration various matters in connection with our local Sabbath Schools, a better idea of which may be gained by referring to the following Pre- amble, which we have. quoted from the minutes of the recent meeting Municipal Elections. “ Whereas with a view of' awakening a deeper interest in the subjects of Sab- bath Schools; and for the purpose ofim- provingr the organization, and efliciency of those already estab isixed, that there be greater harmony of action and unity of purpnse among the various Teachers engaged therein ; more frequent consul- tation, and more thorough di:cussion of all subjects pertaining to Sabbath School economy ; it is desirable that there be some cemreul Society. having the afore mentioned objects The next meeting will take place at the l’empemnce H x11, Richmond Hill, on the second Saturday in Novembe'r next, at 2 o'clock pm. The Topic for the consideration of the consideration of the members at the ensuing meeting will be “ Does the sys- tem of the giving of rewards, tend to promote the prosperity of a Sabbath School.” All Sabbath School Teachers may be- come members of the association, by ap- licauon to the Secretary and signing the Roll. Meeting open to the public; members out; faking part it} tha disâ€" cussims. ' ' Fire. A Meeting of the ’l‘lrornhill Cemetery Company, was held on Monday evening, in the School House, for the purpose of electing nine Directors, in accordance of an Act of Parliament, the company being incorparated, and oneâ€"fourth of the Capital stock invested,â€"puid up. The following gentlemen were elected by b allot Directors for the present year 2â€"â€" Messrs. J. Garton, J. Lane, M. Cojs‘ well, '1‘. Curr, J. Ramsden, J. Marlin, J. N laid, J. Chapman, U. Webster. I At a mcfitiug of‘the Directors John Laue7 Esq, wgsfippointed president of (humanly, and Thomas Uzirr, Sec. & Treas. it was then decided upon, that the ground of the Cemetery should be drained this fall. ’ ERIDAY, Oct. 25.â€"Credit Sale by Auction, of Farm Stock Implements, &c, on Lot No. 4, 3rd Conces- sion Township of Whitehurch, the property of Mr John Watson. Sale 12 o'clock sharp. Ed. Sanderson, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, Oct. 29.â€"Credit Sale by Avction, of Farm Stock, Implements, &c , on Lot No 21, 3rd Concession Markham, the property of Mr. Geo. Querie Sale at 11 a.m. Edw. Sanderson, Auctioneer. WEDvEsDAY, Oct. 30.â€"Important Credit Sale, of Farm Stock Imple- ‘ ments, &e , on Lot No 17: 4th Con. Markham, near Button'ville, the pro- perty of Mr W Lawson. Sale at 10 am. Ed. Sanderson, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, Oct. 31 â€"â€"Credit Sale by Anction, of Farm Stock and Imple ments, on Lot No 43, rear of the 1st Con.township of Vaughan, the pro- perty of Mr. Charles Battrick. Sale at 12 o’clock Sharp. Henry b‘melser, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, Nov. 1 â€"Credit Sale of Im- proved Farm Stock, Implements &c., on Lot No. 31, rear of 4th Con Markham, belonging to Mr. James Gormley. Sale at 10 o'clock a.m Sanderson & Myers, Auctioneers. MONDAY. Nov 4.â€"â€"Important Credit 1 Sale 01' Farm Stock, Implements 8w . on Lot No. 43, 1st Con. Vauglran,1 near Richmond Hill, the property of‘ Mr Geo. Arksey. Sale at 10 o'clock, ' a.m. alurp. J. M. Patterson, Auc- troneer. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 6 â€"Auction Sale of House and Building Lots in the town of Richmond Hill, the property of the representatives of the late Rev. John Long. Sale at 12 o'clock noon“ W. H. Myers, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, November 5.â€"â€"Important Credit Sale of Farm Stock & Imple- ments, on Lot No 47, Richmond Hill, the property of Amos “fright, Esq Also a valuable Farm, will be offered for Sale. Sale at 10 o'clock l am. Sanderson & Patterson, Auc‘ tioneers. THthSDAY, Nov 7.â€"(lredit Sale of Farm Stock, Implements 820, on Lot No 5, 6th Con King, the property of Mr. Wm Gefi‘rey. Sale at 11 o'clock, a m. H. Smelser, Auevioneet‘. 0:? Parties having Sale Bills printt"l at this ofiice will have a notice similar to the above; free of charge. Suspension of the Commerciai Bank- Yesterday, the branch of the Commer- cial Bank in this city bore the notifica- tion on its doors that in consequence of financial diflicultics the institution had suspended payments, The same news had already been communicated to the public through the morning papers; and although as might be expected in regard to an institution of the age and standing cfthe bank, a considerable amount of its paper was held throughout the city, yet the announcement failed to produce other than a Sigh of regret, and very little excitement resulted. Among the knowing ones the ne NS had spread about midnight, and underhand dodges to re- place Commercial notes with specie were attempted as soon as business places opened, but the news became general be- fore much of their paper changed hands. In the morning, a crowd of‘cunsidemble size assembled in front of the banking house, and satisfied themselves by crowd- ing the stone steps of the establishment to read the annnncement. By 10 o'clock 1 however these had dispersed, and the solitary police stationed for precaution- , ary purposes at the bank door, had with- ‘drawn for want of employment. The rumours in circulation for some davs past, regarding the position of the bank s affairs had, in some measure, tended to place its bills out of the hands of the 1 public; and asaconsequence, few, cmn- paratively, were found on the street; while in the other banks the influence of the failure was so .rcely felt, In one so little gold had not been demanded for some weeks as on yes erday; While in all, the experience of' yes terday is a cause for congratulation, as showing, that notwithstanding the severe shock experienced among the workingr classes by the suspension, their confidence in the other banking institu- tions remained unshaken. Anticipating the result, from their knowledge of the Conference at Montreal on the same day the other banks had made provision for any demand, and were amply prepared to meet any druin on their funds. This was unnecessary; and the good sense of the public was evident in the absence of any great excitement. As compared with the time when the failure of the Bank of Upper Canada was announced the excitement bears no comparison, and business proceeded yesterday as if noth- ing had happened. In the afternoon the hills of the heck were largely purchased T HORNHILL CEMETERY. THE NEWS IN THE CITY. AUCTION SALES. at prices ranging from 65 to 80 ccnts.l A considerable amount was purchased iné themorning at, 75 cents, and some as lOW as the iich figure quoted changed hands in the afternoon. Fifty cents was frequently offered, but holders preferr- eol retaining their paper to disposing at that price. The fact. that the suvings' bank branch had for its principal depo- sitors working,r people, was anticiputdd to cause alarm ; but although its indebtedâ€" ness to these is nearly $200,000, mauers passed off quietly. We would again earnestly Warn bill holders against sacri- ficing their bills, which are very neaer as good as gold, dollar for dollar.â€" Globe. Berlin. Oct. '51.â€"â€"The Nnrth German Parliament has passed the Federal Military Service Bill. The new postal treaty be- tween the North German Confederation and the United States was signed to-day. The North German Parliament has adopted a domestic postal law to operate everywhere within the borders of the Confederation. The Bill contains a clause declaring,r private letters inviolate. Dublin, October 2l.â€"-The trials of Gen. Nagie, 001. Warren, and other prominent Stute prisoners implicated in the Fenian conspiracy, will commence on the 25th November before a special commission. It is said that Lhc United States Government will provide for the defence of Nzule and W2rren., The informer Reilly has been shot and badly wounded near this city. Several policemen have recently been fired upon in the night, but none hurt. The an tlmrities are engaged in a vigorous Search for the perpetrators of these out rages. London, Oct. 21, evening.-â€"-']‘he accounts of the state of affairs in the states of the church are very Conflicting. Telegrams from Florence represent that Menotti Gari- baldi not 6an maintains his position in the Roman territory. but his command has been re-intorced, and is hourly growing larger. 0n the other hand. despatches orizhmtin-Ov in Rome flatly contradict these stntoments, and assert that Minotti Garib'tldi and all his followers, fled from the Papal dominions. and abandoned the attempt on Rome. Paris, Oct. 21, night. - Official (133" r- ances have been given that the Government will not find it necessary to send the milimrv expedition across the Alps, and that xho, forces which had been massed for that pur- pose will be dissolved. The Boux‘se, in censequence, IS greatly relieved, and :entes are buoyant. Paris, Oct. 21, midnightâ€"A despntch from Toulon states that Orders have heeu recmved countermanding the sailing of the (feet for xhe Felief' of Rome, and that. the troops were disembarkin: from the tran- sports and I‘Pturning to their barracks. ' Liverpool, Oct. 21, midnight.--~'l'he Royal Bank of' Liverpool has Suspended pavmenr. and closed its doors. Linhililins estim-xted estimated at 234.500.000 st}. It is thought that the bank will be able tn resume buin mess. I Florencn. Oci. 21, nightâ€"Th9 King inn summoned Gen. Cizi‘idini m Fiornuco, and entrusted to him the formation of a Minis try. The people suspect that the new (‘- . net is being formed in {he interest of tin" French Emperor. Pctitinns are pourinz in from all pm‘ts of Italy, protesting against the rlesertioh of the national cause by the Government. Fiovonre, Oct. 21. nightrâ€"Rnhmzi ad- dressed a large crowd who were nlni«' ,r n demonstration in favour of Garibaldi. He dooiarvd in lhr- must, mnphurisr maunm‘ that. King Victor Emmanuel wnuid maintain the honour offhe nation in the crisis: through which it was passing. (En-ihnMi has issn‘ d anothe" proohxmation, which fluids tn the prevailing excitement. He exhorts thn new- pl'; of italy m {ea-snore in thniv patriotic Strum“ and bids them how, th'x’r the my fimml hump may vct be redremod. Rome. Caches 15‘, p.m.~'I‘hn Count (I? Sai‘tiges, French iviinff‘ier W “KW?- hi'd 8'? audience of Pius IX. a: (he \'=”i<‘v'l'1. The Minister oiii'inilv assured i.“ H ‘iintssv 1" tho nwme ofthe Emperor Nmmi’m, that ivhatevor circmnstur‘ces shrmhi arid from the Garlhaidian invasion of the Pvntiliu‘fil territory, or flu: 1mime M th? King 0" Univ, France wrmhi not fail in her aid {0 the Holy See and defence Hf its authority. Paris, mMnIfl‘t, October 20.â€"â€"The French fleet has left Toulon. Paris, Oct. 22nd.â€"â€"-The Ilfonjfeur, this morning, in its official article announcing the cessation of warlike preparations against ltalv says :â€"Frnnce heheld 1hn. spectacle of an invasion of the Papal Stmcs by armed hands from the neighboring pro- vinces of Italy. She could not. cnnsistemly with her duty. her dignity and her national honor. snfler the September convention to be thus violated, so she prepared to send an army across the Alps and a fleet to Rome; hut ltaly has: since given amnle pledges to fulfil on her part the obliga- tions of the treaty in the lm‘gest, issue, and ccnsequently all hostile preparations have been suspended by France. FInrence, Oct. 22.â€"â€"Renorts are in circu- lation {hat Gen. Garrba‘di has not onlv eluded the vigilence ofthe Government in making his escape from Caprera, but has succeedpd in reaching Italy, and is nuw with his son Menotti. Berlin, Oct. 22.â€"-Tt IS reportpd that the Grand Duchy of Baden will soon join the Confederation of the North German 813(95. Florence, Oct. 22. moonsâ€"The Ministerial crisis is now ended. Gen. Cialdini has lseen unable to form a new Cabinet, and has given up the task. It is probable that Rzltazi may remain in office, with perhaps a. few changes in the ministry. The popu- ler agitation is very great from one end 0“ Italy to the other. An extremely bitter feeling is shown azaivist Francn, While the Government of the King is loaded with re- proaohes by the people for yielding to the dictation of Napoleon. There have been several demonstrations of indignation in Florence. The populace gather in great crowds. beneath the windows of the Govern- ment offices, and shout for Rome as the capital of Italy. Parisian swells have just inaugurated the new fashions ofhaving the lining of their lama decorated with prints more or less decollete in style and their linen marked Will] there photographic portrait, instead of their name or initials. TEE EMPRESS CHARLorTEâ€"The compar- atively secluded life which has hitherto been thought good for this unfortunate princess in her depressed condition is we und rsmnd now to be considerably modified. It is suggested that the coming winter should be pastin Madeimvaquat Mr Schuyler, a. London merchant was last week fined £2 and cost for jumping through the Window ofa lailway carriage while the train was in motion, Mr. Schuyler gave as a reason for taking the dangerous header that he was in a. hurry to get up to town. Latest Europe. ‘THE INROLATIUN OF FRANCEâ€" ‘r nun! \ \rnvq I)le Tr‘V 'T‘n‘v ,1 Rhfi. wuww. n Sadnwal LLJu JLV~ I‘lleLLAvo ENGLAN’D'S PnLiEi’ :I‘UN Grammy AND N.\l'u‘Ll~J«.,N. The Paris Liberte, 01' October 5%, publish- es the foliv‘ring under the sensatiin 111ml of i “ The Insulation of I"rnn<:u."â€"â€"‘lVI. L ~uis ‘ Blane dues not admit that, E Island can be 'disinlerested between l‘rauce and Prus- . sin. t why ' {who spoke thus, of the jiy which an peared in E iélunll alter the battle (.t‘ Wh, have thev not seen, as I, that. sudden and prudijone change itipublic ‘03; inn which trunsfinnmd into lively syin 'patttv the aversion which Prussia had in- " spit-ed the flay previous, and made of Cnunt de Bismark the fiai'nutite lwro of that very nation which had only had until then in- sults and mmthemds for nim.” We must render the justice to the English that they have not concealed the secret of this change. They have repeated in ever-v tone the words of Mr. Goldwin Smithâ€"“The cause ol’German'y is urn-3;" and again, “ There is but one strong bridle which can and allow civilization to develop itself in peace; that bridle is the unity of Germany." An impartial erlnterl Well, I do not think He protests in these terms :-â€" “ An! : were they not Witnesses like me, those ‘ force France to announce her agressive role . Dllih Tn Tn'onto, on Saturday, tl‘ Wllliilu‘l SJJnuGl Pullwck. age M WEN ".5 LL SOOTHIHG S For Chrldrcn T 66111 lurbntlv familth 'he prue c softening thr- gmnr. renaming at vv-wrll allay ALL t‘AIN and «pa and is Sure to Regulate flu: Depcurl upon it, mothers, it w \‘oursele, and Reliefand 11mm; to you We huve put up and snld years, and CAN SAY IN cont:va of it what we have never hen any other medicineâ€"mum m A stream: msrmcu 1'0 EFF‘I( timely used, Newer did We kn of dissatisfaction by any one wk the contrary. all rm! delighted mm, and speak in terms (>ch Us magical efi'ncts and Inudmu sneak in thi~ nutter ” Wl YVnwn nflnr nu”: nr I exaggerate in affirming that England has considered the victories of Prussia. as "her awnâ€"absulutely her own. At present it suits the London Time? to lay dnwn as a principle that a. people has only to trouble itselfubuut the progress of its neighbours on its frontiers. But let the Zeunvea march to mnrrnw on Antwerp, and we shall see if the Timrs will preserve that grant philor sophic serenity.” This estimate of M. Louis Blane, in a guild position to lurm an opinion since he has lived in England for 18 years. is tic-:tunitited with all the statesmen of Great Britnir, and speaks and writes the language like a ua'iv‘a; his opinion de~ serves to be when into cuttsiueratiun; it cunfirrm the tituth of the precept which has always been ours relz‘tive to Englandâ€" “Nnthing with her, nothing against. her, GVCI'ytllillzf withnut her.” Under penaltv of the most cruel deceptioras, the day when, yielding to imprudent suggestions, France should arm to oppose the crowning; of the Germanic edifice, that lap she must enuut only on heiscil'. ' 011 Saturday the remains of the late Sir Frederick Rance reached leerptml in the royal mail steamer ( Inna, from Boston. A number of Ilie relatives of the diseased (lip- lometisl “‘ererpresent to receive the Com-Ll. ()m‘ Duml‘erline correspondent, wriles :â€"â€"']'lie nemains of Sir f redemck wei-e expected here on Saturday; but they have been de mined, and will not arrive here till M'mduy. They will be conveyed in a. hearse from the l‘.’Li'x‘.Vii_" stminn to Bhoumhnll [1 mse. the Seat of the Earl Of Elgin, and will lie thex'e fur some days. It was :m'an :0"! thwt the funeral should 1):.- rm Mondwy. the 14th inst., but in Consequence 01' this detention it will not take p‘xace lill Tuesday. Dun-hr: the week, Warh- men have bee px'eptu‘iu .5 the family vault, in Dumfurline Abbey for the reception of the baby. A MYSTERY UNRAYEI.LEi).â€"Uur renders recn‘ih-rt ihv disastrous fire in annzanvnlo nn (he 71h of Aprii inst, by which the cabinet fncmry was destroyed. At 1118 time it. was supposed to be the work of :m incendiasy, but no cine could be obtained to the rim-per water ofth act. Time wore on. and the fire was a! 03% (brzouen a: an event of the past, til! last Sunday, when ourmwnsiwmln wewe Sluttled by the h31Y1’*ll1lO:‘!\1(‘=lt thuL a nevson by the num- of Martin Dumbâ€"\th {mum-"Ky h\'ed in Rmvxnwnvi! 0.. w-n'kvd ii- the factory and was dischnzrcd thez'efi'z'mnvâ€" he‘d hwn wremvd in Hum mm, Chi‘:‘_(td w;th tlw cmnmhlu! of the [Honinus act. “0 was hmuiht m Bowmunvillmmnl m; Mnnrhly Inst underwent a". examinatinn hefnro MQSSI'S Maine»; and Cuhitt. The CV Ileucv shnwed that. (m the night in question the prisoner :equestvd a 1nd named Manchester to no company him L1 the factovy shortly h furu mi:1ni;ht._5ziviu r as a reason Ihut he wisth in obtain a. Chair 10:. On romhin: the pre mises Dunn requested Manchester to wait on the slime! whiie ho, went round the huih] in; for the article aflegnd to he required. The prisvmcr was gone a.th twenty minutes. when he rutuz‘ned withemt ihe chair 1e; and urged his cmnfmnian t9 hurry away from urged his cmnfmnian t1.) hurry away tmm i‘ 0. placru The}, retiva to the centre of tho, t‘wn by cmssin; fiv'i'is and travelling- 11,11‘1-0(“1m‘trd sheets. While on tiwir way 113mg the Ma“) WHS given, having been discovered; ma 1); in then stated to Mm]- cherster that the fm‘to-y W415 0“ fil'ey and that, if he ever said anythixtq ahmt their having! been Lhore that night his he‘nd would be broken. TM) or 111160 'var'lies met the above cmipie on their renu"‘1in.’ from the evil work, but nothing was know-'1 of‘lhe facts till lately. when Manchester has been induced to divulge the above par- ticulars. Other evi‘ience was pr. duccd, snfl‘ivient to justify the magistrates in mm- mitting the nrisnnei‘ for trial at the [\ssizes; and the court being huhi in (labour; this week. the while a Fair wi i he. swedin investigated. We withuld fmlher remark at the presmxt time, awaitin 'uz‘ther developâ€" 1n01.t.â€"â€" Bowmamri’le Statesman. COLD Bmmmn MLTRIWIR..â€"-Almut noon yesterday, it young mnn named Anthgmy Ftn'd was travelling along lmtxvuan the fau.l,h an" fifth Cuncessions of Dex-by in & waggwn, when his nttentton was arrested by heurng the snap of a gun close to him He looked and SJM‘V a man very near him, muffled up in some oil skin which almost covered his lace and ‘, revented his recogni- tion. He curried hill] 3. <zun and arevnlver, and as soon as and turned round, the man fired the shot entering his back about the loins. The mtinderer instantly tied, and End got out of the waégon and tried to follow him, but mnk 0n the ground from exhaustion. With much pain and troube he crawled back to the Waggon, calling for help, and his arms were heard by Mr. Maxwell, who took him to his house, where, after receiving the best medical treatmentY he died during the night in great pain. No clue has yet been obtained as to the murdere‘ â€"Globe. THURS!) n', Oct. 25. FLOUR-~Receipfs, 90:3 bbls; dull and nac‘ive; sales, 200 bbls No 1 super. at $6'50 at flockwood; 200 bbls do at $16-75 WHEATâ€"Receipts, 1,300 bush; lit‘tl‘e offer- ing and but little inquiry. ()u the street. from $140 t9 $145 vfas pajg. .DriColby’s Anti-Costive and Tonic Pisll, Saga; Coatsd. â€"-Yl‘5-_A!;1:E;x’;â€"St;‘eet prices‘ 780 to 80c for} T prime loads. l ' PEASE~ Little cominv in ' 750 to 780. ‘ OATSâ€"Seliinz on Lb: stréet at 40c to 42c Cutj W00L~ Little doing at 26c on the street I I 30.“? bee TORONTO CORN EXCHANGE REPUILT. SIR FREDERICK BRUCE. OWEN Sorxn. Oct. 23. {0’} TAILORING. {20, Cutting and Making, For Child-rm: Teething. LYV'bflUV far-[fitmer 'he pl‘uéieS-‘0r levthSug, by soft-:ning thr- gunm. redunipg a” inflammation DIED Tn Tn'onto, on Saturday, the 191.11 insh, Wlliinm Sunuel Pulluck. aged 30 years. Sure to Regulate Me Bowels‘. Depcud upon in, mothers, it Will give rest to \‘ourseivei, and Relief and Heidi]; to your {if/17213. We have put up and said iln’fw uvticle for years, and can SAY m connmmci: Ah!) 'nw'rn of it What we have never berm able to say of any other medicineâ€"mum HAS n FAILED m A stream: INS-I‘AVCIC 1'0 EFF'ICT cumin, when timely usad, Newer did We know an instance ofdissatiszfaclion by any one who fised is». On the contrary. a“ rm! deiigMed‘wiflr iis opera- tmn, and Hpnak isn iu'r‘ms of cmmnnvdm‘ion of us mugiualefiiucls and xiv-ducal vmn‘m We‘ sneak in this: nutter ” Wll-A." WE DO KNOW,” after yams of expari‘bnce. up minim-p: mm er’U'r.r'r>v yon fun FULFIEMMNT 0F wnar we HERE vacuum. 1n ulmost uvr-ry immune where Ih‘e ilnl'an-t is sufi'nring f'rmn 1min and exhnuslaiion, relief will he found in fifteen ow iwemy minmes fltw‘lhomyrupi's , ndmmxsie‘rflf. SOOTHI‘NG SYRUP, “wt” allay ALL PAIN and «pdsmudic action, and is Fall directinua for using wiil‘ accompany each bolil». hone genuine unlesy Mm fac- simiie oHIUR'HS «8L PERKINS. va York. is on thy omsrde wmppar. Suld by I'ruguism throughout the work}. Price, only 25 ceuls pm- Buuxe. Ul‘ncmsâ€"Jllfv Wuhan Sweeta New York. QUE: H‘xgn Huihorn. London. Eng 4“ SI. Paul St , Momma}, C. E. â€" Franklin Why Will people pay $710 or $100 for a Sewinér Machine, “hen W)“ buy a better one for all PRACTXUAL purposes? Notwithstanding reports to the centrary. the subseribers beg to inform their numerous friends that the ‘ ‘ FRANKLIN” and ‘_‘ MEDAL- LION" Machines can he had in any quantity. This machine is a double-thread, constr ct- ed upon entirely new principles. and DOES NOT infringe upon any other in the world. It is emphatically (he poor man’s Sewin.r Machine, and is warranted to excel ALL others, as thousands of patrons will tes- Lif'v. THE CONFESSIONS‘ AND EXI’ERIEVCE OF AN INVALID. Publish-Id fnrtha lmnefil and as a Cnnlinn '0 Young Mm: and (Alums. who nufi‘cr From Nnrvnus Dvnhil'ny. Prumzuure Deva)” of M m- hnod. km; fi'mwtomm; " Mmms M'Snlfâ€"Cnrm 3y one win) has cured imnseIf‘anm undurgning cnns‘ulernnln quackâ€" el'v, The aphlzcant hy pm in]: posmqn on his mum. will rvuaive a copv, free of charge, rum 11m aul'mr. ' 3:? AGENTS WANTED. Machines sent w Agean on trial, and given away to families who are needy and deserving. Address J. C. OTTIS 8: (10., Boston. Mass. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ncrvous Debility, Prozimtnre Decay, and all Ihe effects of youthful indiscrelinn, will, for the sake of sari-win; humanity. send free to all who need i!. the recipe and a' d directions for making the simple remedy by Willl'll ho was (‘lll‘Oll Swim-92's wishing to prufit by the :ldverlisni'ls (BXPOIiPler, can do 8“ liy mnlvossing, in perfuul confidence, JQHN 1;. OGDEN, 42 Cedar Street, New York The [by Erhrn-‘d .\. \ViI-nn WW sand (frnn of" In g“; In MH who HHSIN‘ IL (he pl'ewrlpyiu!‘ \vilh Vim (Uremiqu O'nr making and "Ring the silllall' umer hv \VJ1i(‘"I hu ww run-d of in lung m‘YN‘ inn and I’m! drPn'I I’isaam Cnnsnmn- lum. Hm ouiv uhj -I‘I 3* In heuofil the nmmlrd and ha hupeq nva uuf‘fiv'e: will Irv this pre- Snrim'mn. as it will c-M (hum nothing. and van' pmv" a H“ <inrr PM!wa Ad‘il‘ww The‘ testimony speakg higher of'vJacobs' N \TUANIEI; MAYFAIR “ ECONOMY IS W'EALTI; ” Wh‘ch s} n nfi'arn very Cheap. Also. Lmlies’ naps. Flrvrcors, Feathers. Ribbons, Silk and Terry T'elvwfs. Dress and 31:277le Buff/ms Brz'vri’ed Trimmings; HHV‘ ICUVVHHU ,‘x. “If-(.8031, No. 165 Soul“ Sec-am} Stu-ct. Wimunmhurg. New Yurk. VELVET ENE ETS AXE) EMTS MQ‘ET LASER?) "RETORTH SEEING ! :1 w .-‘ 5 MGRT PAEHHJ 1,3 ELK}? £313? Eiiiflz’b 13’ Straw aw! '(‘uscan Bonnets cleaned and alterwd In Hm now. es! slyu-e, BTAEIPING AND BRAIDING DONE Ihchulo'nd Hill. Oct. 24, N37. 4634-“ 0n Wrdm-soday, Nev. 6, 1867 At. 12 o’clock noon. Iha following valuable Freehold Prunerw. var-(ha 477-ly LATE REV. JOHN LONG. IIOUEESE m LOT! Prnnling on Yrmge Street in the Town of Rir-hnmudhill. and Three Building HLots 3n the reur thereof. formerly ownad by the said Lute John Lang, Ench purchzwer win he required to sign an agreenwnt to purmmw and to pav down a de- p mi! of one-Mnth of his purchase monev on the day 0‘ sale. and the balance within ona month umreafier, when ho‘wiil be emi'led la a dx-rd and to be In! into possession. For fur- Hmr part‘clflars anp‘d' to MMFIS. English and Fosmr, "Hamsters,'I'oronto.nr to the Auctioneer. E§U§ LDENG EAB'E‘S fiflma‘flfimmnm. l‘o sell byPubllc Auction, rm I'If‘ promises, EJ321023. MYERS HAS Nil“! ON H.3Vll A FIVE ‘SSHRTHEVT ('Y‘ Dated 191'! October, 1967. Wu (‘ A R RY , Dnlmagu' Hutsl. Richmoxl Bill. Oct. 25, 1867. 434% MRS, WEN JLDW’S H E Undoarsiynpd h «e: rocaivvd instructions Tram the reprnsentntives of {he ERRORS OF YOUTH SALE OF HOUSE \IE on “:11;th New Yutk Style. In. the Lowest Prices. by With TD (TONSTTHPT: V ES Brook! _\ 1), King: Co :1 Hum s1 ‘nk uf Mm {31?in BLT: fag-’13P EKZETS AS I) W. I! MYFRQ, Auctioneer. EHSINESS 81 W} WILL By sviiing at' [he iowesi possible figure. and l)\' mienlinn 10' the wums of his cumomen. he hopes to merit a‘ continuance of the patronage so libera'iy [remand on his pradecesaor. In- iemiing purchmors WIN“ find it Is their advan- tage to give him senile. And having inereased his Sthck. it will be found on inspection to comprise all the Articles usually kept In a PlRST-ULFLSS “ENTRY STBRE, THE ONLY PERFECT BRAKE“ INVENTEDV SAMUEL EGORBY. Gormley‘, October 15; i867. 3.m WILLIAM COX, HE undersign‘rd having purch‘as'rd' the' Ri'glns for rhe (‘ouxm' of York.» is‘ new offering for sale in this (-uumv 1N DIVIDUAL RIGHTS; Joel \Vi “Sam‘s, gem for Richmom} HE!!!» A David H il};__ 751598 always on hnndlhe host of Beef. > Mutton. Lamb. Veui, Pork. Sausages, &.c. 1mg); sails at Ihe_l--we~'l pricps. The highest market pricé given for Cattle. Sheep. L-Imhs. 61c. Richmond Hi”. Uct<>ber_15. 1867. Ly 2nd door north of Barnard’s store. OTICE is herebv given that all parties in?" debtvd to the eslate of the lhle erznr (‘mmnr 3rd cnnl:e~sinn of M'avkhnm. are re- quest tn pay Illa same to either of the nudor- signed previous to the lsl day of January nextr an-v all parties having claims against the said Estate. are requested to lodge the same with me unders‘ym d for scu'enwnl. Firs! -rate yard wide Prints. fast colon". only‘ (id par yard. Fiz'st- rum Factory Cottnne, only 641 par )‘ald. SpIe-udi-l Wide widlh Prints, fast colours, only 7M per yard. Gd per 351ml. New (‘hecked VVincnys. assorted colours. only r. Waggon Brake only 7y] pnr yard. With [he largem and hem! assortment of Birm- ke.s Flanneis. Dress Gands. Fullod Cloth. Sa- lilwus and VVinlm‘ "mods ever offvrwd (m [{ivh- mrmd HM, and fur Quality and Lownesg of‘ Price ullsmpflssad in lhn Undoâ€"in Tm‘onvo or ohm-where A guns")! and Inge assortuwnt of" «nituhlu F4“ and VV-mlex' Gouda. whir‘h will b3 so (I at a vm'j: slim“ pmfif. for Cnsh or Shurl (:rwdis. I’ianse cml mid axzxmiue the Goody and the pnces, at W. S. Po)‘mck’s Into G 0 ODS. ' \«I‘LLIAM LAWS m. PETER \NILIJN) E‘T, Markham, ()cmher 14. 1367. 0P Mr. John Waters, at Gormh'y, 75d per yard, Magnifich Blew:th and Factory Cations. Richnmnd HEP}, October 9. '67 Dr. 00.11.131.293 Antiâ€"firming and Tonic Pills , RE a safe and rsliahle remudy in an din-- .‘\ onsesol‘ 1h” S'omnch. Il'vvar nnd Boweh. 'T‘nnv am no Quack M’NI'iLiI-e. puffed up by" high-manding tnslimoninh from imnginarv m npvi‘t'. but are the men“ of {Mn years experir alum nf'n first class physician. and thr extrnr nrdinarv six-mess is (me totha fact that xhey’ answer exactlv their unmaâ€" The formula from»! which lhny are prepared, is basrd on sound, scientific prirlciples, and has rammed the Inn. qualifile nppmhalion oflhn medical profession. They do not profess to he a cure all. but. for a”? dim-apes arising from any dvrnngement of the- Shmmch. Live" and Bawuls. they furnish um afi'mnm) remmiv, We have in our possum-ion over one hundred testimnnials from pD-ysiriann who have “5611' them in their pmcnca and highlv approve of them, among which ure (hq fnlhwing 7 . .. . . . . . .m .-. The ufiulsrsignnd'phuEdnm dwe'rfixl‘i‘v certifv tr the high pro‘éssinnal sinuding o' D“ Cuihy, of SMIvsIr-ad. one Hf the oldest and‘ bz-nt 7; . (*iauw and In the exrrrHe-m qnnlines nf hm: 5- a N Janka. MD. Harnston, (I W (TuwleS, Mn. Stansiéad, John Meivn. MD. Slunstend. Joseph Brendon, MD, Surgeon. RN. Bnnyunin "amnu, MI). Cnaticouk. Lvmnel Richmond. MD. Derby Line, S. J. Foes 61 Co. Sherh'nok, P Q. sole pro- primors : Henry. Thompson & (30. Montreal: Wholesale Agents. 1 variation is an indispensihle article for the' toilet II chanson the scalp. renders the hair ofu darknr appearance is easily applin and will not stain the finest linen. l‘hono [wing the Empire‘ Hair G'oss will find that it rendurn thI- harsh- est and coarsest hair. soft, glossv. fine and“ beautiful. di<posinz it to stay in any position: in which it. is placed, It prflvc‘nts ihe hair from fallirg out, itn'igorates and all-anathema it. rind often produces a new growth of hair where it has nlrondv disappearedJiy inviqornlmg and rnsturing the filth. nerves. must-lea. blood vesselshnd roots 0' the hair. Price 25 081118., S. .l. Found: On. propriotors and solo month. facturors. Sherbrookn. Province of Quebecâ€"A Henry. ’l‘hnmnson &. Co. Montreal; Lymnnt Elliott 6; Co. Toronto. Wholesale Agents. "AN'Ff-(I()STIVE and TONYC PILLS." when w» have met) in our pram-co. and high:â€" ly 3p \rm‘e. J. H. Gihwm. M. D , Dnnlmm. C.EL C. Comm. M l), (Inwnnsvifle (‘hnr'r‘s Brown. M l),‘Cewansvillo S S Foster. MD, Brnma, J C Bullnr. MD \‘Vau-rloo. Jnhu Erskine. M D, Wawrluo. Norman ('ilcvaiaud. MD, Barllstou',~_ THIS pleasant, agreeabln. and acienrfic Dre- nnrnlinn is an indispensihle article for thy Hunt’s Empire Hair Gffloss H. D- BENNET. LICENSED AUCTIONEER. ESIDENCE, Lot No. 14. 9nd Con, . Vaughan Post Office Addrsaa (anville. A" orde rs left at the " York Harald" office, Richmond Hill. or at the P,O. anlo. will [)9 amended 10. iifi'gfiah; Oct. 10, 1861. 1HE undersigned begs Ia‘a‘ve to notify the puhlic that he has purchan the H. DIMON’S' Executors Notlce. RICHMOND HILL, NEW AND CHLAP COUNTY OF YORK. Successor to James Hollidny, Patented A157“ 1“, 1337. BUTCHER, Agent re; Thomhim SELF'ACTRVG G. A. BARNARD’S- FOR. THE :, agmfiid‘id vnh’m, only H; M. M‘ISENERl Exec“ lors 3mm