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NEWS FROM 1’ EXICO. New York, March 10.-â€"Tl1e Herald’s city of Mexico Special ofFC'b. 29, says un- der (late of Havannu :â€"â€"News "from Sinnioa was very warlike. The rival claimants were about to sellle their dispule by ba’rilc. A railroad company to connect the eopiml with Tuxplar is said to have been .‘ormedin New York with a cupiizil of $25,000,000. They are to commence work forthwith. Nodling new has inken place with relcrcnco to the Mexico and V011. Cruz Ruilvoy since the vote by which the concession was sus- pended. 11: is generally hoped that Congr will allow its completion, as this is inaneim five Tor the trade of the country. Senor Romero linds many difficulties in his new position of Treasurer. it is probable that the foreigner who had a hand in the late conspiracy to nssnssinnle anrrvz will be expelled. Gen. Jiminoz is marching on Acapulco to deal a last. blow at 1110 AlVT-II‘ isls. Bundilli are extendingr their opera.- tions (lvspilo the cncrg ' ol’ the antlorilies to put th-ni down. Governor llnhi is struggl- in;r to hold his onnd in Sinncla. New York, March lO.-â€"Tliu Herald’s London special says, advices from the 2nmy in Aliyssinia represent the military situmion at the English front remained unchanged. It is Szid :lml Kin: Theodore (rents lllC eagr tives more lenieinly. and 13mm he begins to regard them in a nny‘e f'iendly swim. M". Rassnm. \lie CilpllVC ()llieiul 02‘ the Queen. indeed says that he iliinlcs 1110 King dealing him merely until the E! i<l1 tmons arrive in 01* near royal lieudqnmwl's, and £1th he will then be so: free. New York, Mu'ch 10.â€"â€"â€"'i‘he Tz'nus’ spe- cial says the President uaterly ignores the, War departments, and requires all com municmions from heud-qumuers to be sent, to him direct instead 01' through the War Office. \Vashington, March 8.â€"â€"The Sergeant atâ€" Arms of the Senate waited upon President Johnson at four o’clock yesterday afternoon, and served nnon him a summons to apm'ar before the Court of Impeachment. The President replied he would attend to the matter. Imneaehment managers, on the part ofthe House, have been examining re porters of some of President Johnson’s speeches, and other reporters have been sent for to teStify hetero. them. A Hera’d special MHzâ€"Jeremiah S. Black, A1101ney-Genornl‘SIunberry and Ben~ jumin H. Curtis, 0? Massachusetts, have been positively dotomnincd upon as counsel for the President in his impenth trial. New Y' rk. March 9.â€"~A Tribune New Orleans Special says :â€"The opposition city papers are still apologizingr for the conduct of Jeff. Davis and Hancock on the oc- casion of the firemnn’s parade. Not; one of them condemns it. Gen. Hancock’s policy seems still more rnnious. City notes have depreciated in the city. The mayor, nntici parting the trouble, issued a proelmnntion t0- duy. indirectly charging“ Gen. Hancock and lending rebels here with the responsibility of any event that may occur. The people are anxiously hoping that Grant will send a. safer and abler commander to minister af- fairs in this district. Ne“ York, March 9.â€"A Hvrald Hioga, Japan correspondence, Jan- 4-, says:â€" Com- modore Goldslmrougl) lmd assumed com- ;nfumd ‘of the fleet, in the China Seas ilx‘Tfiuoe ‘of't‘n'e deceased Admiral Bell. _ The Bug- lish fleet, a; well 215' the American, lmlf: mama-‘al'l'their 'flugs add-fiaea'iniduse. gig during the'fin " ' 1m“: Tim'es éfi.,cial any: zâ€"FGQH. Han- cock‘s last request, to be- relieved from Command at St. Louis; has h’cm- laid before the President for his action, and will pro- bably be denied. FENlAN PANIC IN BRl'l‘ISH COLUM- BIA. San Francisco, March 9.â€"â€"Advices from Victoria of March 7111 state that the excite- ment caused by the threutned Fenian inva- sion continues. A gnnboat has been station ed in the harbour and a large bully of ma- rines placed on board. The powder maga- zine opposite the city and the different engine houses are strongly gum-(led. The volun. teers received orders to hold themselves in readiness in case [heir services shonld be required. Every precaution has heen taken to secure the safety of the city. The nature of the startlinfar information received is only known to the authorities, but the general impression prevails that they have been badly hoaxed. New York, March 11,â€"Tlie Tribune’s specinl'sny â€"The Board of Managers of‘ the imimnchnmn' will file their replication 1') the Pmsidcnt's return to thesummuns 0n Mnndny. and ask that. lhe trial proceed at once. Shoulde President’s counsel ask fur longer delay, the managers, on the part of the Hungry will resist it, and will he pre- pzued tn au-guelhe question before the Se‘ mite. One ul'the managers expressed an opinion to-nigjl‘n Hint the trial Could not consunm mow than two weeks. The Pro- sidem has a plan of'his own for transacting the business of the Wan-Department through THE 1AM STUNEWALL.â€"â€"Tlle American Government has begun at suit in Paris before. the civil tribunal, to recover from certain shipbuilders a. sum of money exceeding £315,000. received by them for building scve 'nl steam vessels of war for the rebels, and £115,000 indemnity for the injury 5qu ed in consequence 0i their being built, and the dcprerlmions committed by one of them. the rum Sloncwall. Offlic four steamer and two rams contracted for, only one of the rams ever came into the puss ions of the rebels. The (use for the United States is ceirducted by M. Herr-yer and M. Henri Moreen. They contend thnt the Confederate States had no legal existence, that under the law of France the contract tobhild the ships was illegal and contrary to public order; also, that reparation 13 due for having pro- longed the war and for rendering necessary the presence of American ships of . war in French waters. The defence is thu't the court before which the suit is brought has no jurisdiction, and that ii'the nels.whieh the defendants admit to have performed, were il egal, they are responsible to the French Government and not to that of the United States. Alakammâ€"A late number of Punch has a capital cartoon on the Alabama question. A pretty lillle girl in a striped dress, repre- semi»)r Columbia, is turning pelliihly away from astout boyâ€"John Bullâ€"â€"wilh whom me has had a titf. Mrs. Britannia. n. portly dame, comes in. excluiming, “Hoity, LoiLyl what’s all this fuss about ‘I" and Johnny lull replies, pointing to his companion. Gen. Thomas, and Representative Boutwell has prepared a bill which he will present in a few days, providing that all comumuica» fions ofzm officile character between the President and Gen. Grant shim pass through the War Department. llull lU'HlY'r-‘l’ 'IUIIIDAH‘; mu Alla y\lun|.1wunvu. “’Tis cousin Columbia. ma, and she says I broke her ships, :de didn’Lâ€"â€"and I want to be friendsâ€"mud she’s a cross thingnaud wants t3 have all her own way I” PRESIDENT JOHNSON AMERICAN NEWS. FR IMPEACHMENT. {O M A BYSSINIA 1M PEACH MEN'I‘ Until further notice. the mails will be “losed at this Post Ollch as follows : Mails Northern Railway 01’ Canada Southern. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.30 PM. NJ}. REGISTERED LETTERS will require to be handed in 15 minutes bqfore (he time Of closing. M. TEEFY, Postmaster. Richmond Hill, Dec. 2, 1867 New Advertisements. Cheese I‘Vzlctox'yxâ€"R. & D. Wilson. Grand Uuncnrt. Boy \me:(â€"â€"'I‘hos. Boothby. Stray Sheep ~Jns. Stoutellburg. Gain” G ' ° 0mg Our Loan] Legislature has amended the Municipal Act of 1866 in many parts, and, among others, has so altered Sec ion 413 as to completely change the SUBSChuJJ‘J FOR. The York Herald, $1,00 a year law in regard to the erection of Houses of Industry and Refuge. AS the law stood, every County Council was com- pelled to purchase land for an Indus- trial Farm, and establish a House of Industry and a House of Refuge, and provide by By-Law for the erection, re pair and other expenses thereof, within two years From the date of the passage of the law, which would be on the 15th August next ; the amended law removes the compulsory clause, by inserting the word may instead of shall in section 4133, leaving it permissive for County Councils to make provision for the maintenance of the poor and destitute. THE POOR HOUSE QUESTION. RICHMOND HILL, MARCH 13, ’68 From the time that this matter was first sprung upon usâ€"without a note of warningâ€"we were opposed to it, believ- ing it was an uncalled for addition to the already to hmvyhnrthemmhiohfib'o inr dustrious yeomanry of this country are subjected. We have no doubt but the par- ties who purchased a property in Oak Ridges on speculationâ€"thinking to sell it to the County Council of Yorkâ€"will feel disappointed at their prospect, of. reaping a rich harvest, being removed to an indefinlte period; but the farmers of the county of York, as well as other counties throughout the Province of On- tario, will have reason to “congratulate themselves upon their good fortune in having so narrowly escaped from having an additional link welded upon the chain they now hear; true, we have to assist the needy and destitute, but we do it in a. way we prefer, and on a. much less expensive scale than if we were compelled to carry out the law as it stoodâ€"qvith staffs of “Inspec- tors, Matrons. Keepers, and other ser- vants" to wait upon them, in addition to ‘to the tens of thousands of dollars for the purchase of a farm and the erection ‘of a palaceâ€"not for the comfort of the poor, but for that of the hordes of offiâ€" ‘cials that would necessarily spring into 1life by the creation of the p00: law sys- tem. God knows we have a sufficient nunr her of officialhlood suckers now on the body politie,in the shape of swarms of cus- toms and excise officers, and numberless othersâ€"eta variety ofstripesfivithout a new set being created that would still furâ€" ther help to reduce the profit of the farâ€" mer’s labour until he would have nothing of’ his crops left but the chaffâ€"as the grain would have to go to pay expenses / BE-UNioN.â€"~â€"\Ve call the attention of our friends, to the Re-union to take place on Tuesday evening next, in Oak Ridges School House; knowing the ob. jean, for which it is got_ up, and the talent which has been secured for the occasion, we feel confident it will be in- teresting, and worthy of liberal patronâ€" ge. POSTPONEMENT.~VVC beg leave to inform those of our readers who are in- terested in the welfare of our local Sabbath Schools, that the session of the Yonge stleet Sabbath School Teachers Association, which was to have met. on MondayJ the 2nd inst., was postponed until next Monday, at 2 o'clock, p. 111., in the Vestry of the \V. M. Church Thornhill. Subject for discussion, “The best meehed of condneting infant class- Northern Mail. . . . . .. . .. Southern Mail. Mail for Almira “ Cusl)el,. . . V . . . . . “ (Immicy........ “ Hondford, _ . . . . . u Vimm'ia Spare, EVENIXG MAIL RICHMOND HILL STATION @be With 35min. P. ’ North 9.00 A.M......... 51 M 8 P.M SouL1110.12 A.M.. . . . . _ . .51 made up at the Richmond Hill Post; Office- 1E OF TIME MORNING Dec. 2. 1867 1 11.00 A. M ‘ron Tuesdays | & Fridays. We beg leave to remind our readers that the Patterson Brass Band will give a grand concert this evening at the Tom- perance Hall, in this place. It is hardly necessary ior us to inform 3. Richmond Hill audience that a great musical treat is in store for them, as the Band has on many occasions given evidence of its ar- tistic skillâ€"and as the names of' various popular amateur vocalists are announced on the programme, to assist during the evening, we have no doubt of the enter- tainment being of a most attractive char- acter. Mr. Trainer, of Toronto, who is popularly known here as a vocalist, has consented to take part, and will be ac- companied by Mr. Costello; among the local favourites arc Misses C. Campbel Playter, Hamilton, Moulds and Strong, â€"-â€"â€"Messrs. Spaulding Savage, Penny, Mathie, and Shaw. The names here given are suificient to guarantee success. We hope to see the Hall crowded to over flowing: this evening. The Council met at the Town Hall, on Monday ‘the 9th March, 1868. Members all present. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. The Treasurer laid before the Coun- cil, the accounts for 18677 also from the 311% of December 1867, to the 9th inst], and onmotion the same IS here with reeeiv ed and adopted by this council ; and the Clerk is herewith required to have 250 copies thereof printed at the Herald office in the usual manner, to be equally divided amongst the several and respec- tive Councillors â€"Carried. G. J. F. Pearce having; then re-- Signed his duties as Clerk and Treasurer, and J. M. Lawrence having placed his Bond in the hands of the Counâ€" cil, and they having accented the Same, he enLered upon the duties as Clerk and Treasurer. Robert J. Arnold, moves seconded by Daniel Raeman, and resolved unam- mously that the following testimonin' be presented to Mr. G. J. F. Pearcegon his resigning the offices of Clerk and Trea- surer of this Townsliip.â€"â€"Carried. This is to certify that Mr. G. J. F. Pearce, has filled the ofiices of Clerk and Treasurer of lhe Township of Vaughan, in the County of York, for nearly ten years, to the entire satisfaction of the respective Councillors of that time, and to the general satisfaction of the rate- payers ofthe Township. 2 That he has tendefed his resignation, in consequence of an intentlon to return to his native country. ‘ That this Council unanimously exâ€" press their regret, at the loss of Mr. Pcarca‘s services. , .. m “a” k I? gyi‘hnhgd. A eggo‘pfigjfigq gamma? Signed by the eeve on? waiver / '19 Council, and with the seal of the Corpo- ration attached, be drawn up and hand- ed to Mr. Pearce by the Clerk. Thomas Webster moves, seconded by D. Raeman, that the Treasurer of this Township, be and is hereby authorized by the Municipal Council of the Munici- pality of Vaughan, to deposit the Funds of' this Municipality in the Ontario Bank in Toronto-â€"â€"Cnrried. By-Law No. 204, regulating and fix- ing salaries for the current year, was then passed. A {tommuuication made by Morr‘s 83 Smith, was then taken mto consideraâ€" tion, And upon motion of Mr. Hartman, seconded by Mr. Raeman, with refer ance 10 communication from Messrs. Morris & Smith, asking for a reduction in the arrears of Taxes, on certain vill- age lots adjacent to Richmond H111 station, that the Clerk be and he is here- by instructed to inform the County Treasurer, that if the said arrears are paid before the first of April next, he is authorized to deduct fifty per cent there- f'rom.â€"-â€"Carrierl. Mr. Arnold moves, Mr. Raeman secâ€" onds, that the Clerk be and is hereby instructed to furnish 1he Reeve with a MunicipnlManual, which shall be the pmpm‘tv 0f the Townshipâ€"‘Carried. Mr. Hartman moves, Mr. Raeman seconds, that Road Beat No. 85 be abolished, and that the same be restored to beat No. 5, to which it formerly be- longedâ€"Carried. Mr Arnold moves, Mr. Raeman sec- onds, that Mr. \Vm Powell be appoint- ed Pathnmsterfor Road Beat No. 127 in place of Mr. James Ralston who refuses to act. Also, that Mr. \Villiam McDougall be appointed in Beat No. 24, In the place of Fred. Keffcr, who is not assessed in the beatâ€"Carried. Mr. Arnold moves, Mr. Racman seconds7 that the Treasurer do pay \Vm. Hartman, the sum of $8 for the benefit of Thomas Underhill a pauperfor quart- er ending June 30, 1868.-â€"â€"Carried. Mr. Raeman moves, seconded by Mr. Arnold, that the Treasurer be and is hereby authorized to pay to Jonathan Shell, the sum of 5524‘ for six weeks keep of pauper, whlle sick with frozen feet. From the lst ofJanumy last the prose« eution of the work at the Mont Cenis tunnel has been intrusted to a company, which has at its head the engineers Sommeiller and Grattoni. The company undertakes to finish the tunnel in four years, ending the Slat of December, 1871. Mr. Arnold Moves, Mr. Raeman seconds. that this Counsil do now ad- journ till the 14th day ofMay next, at 10 o’clock a.m., for the purpose of hold- ing the Court of Revision.â€"â€"’Tarr‘1ed. Three of Colby’s Pills are a medium dose. Also to Dr. Reid, the sum of $6 for attendance on the above pauper.â€" Carried. ‘-"‘h«?*- CONCERT THIS EVENING. VAUGHAN COUNCIL. On Wednesday last, the 11th inst, the Richmond Hill County Grammar School was visited by the Government Inspector, Rev. G. P. Young, MA. It affords us very great satisfaction to learn that, previ- ous to dismissing the scholars for the re- mainder of the day after heihad made a thorough examination of the pupils the Inspector publicly expressed himself as being pleased to find that our Grammar School was in a highly efficient and satisâ€" factory state. The names of' the pupils who were examined, and passed by the Inspector, are hIiSSPS Abbie Macdonald and Frances Sager; Masters Thomas Coghlan, J12, Arthur Playter, William Noble, Robert Grey, James Brown, and David Boyle, Jr. It is a source 0f great pleasure to the friends of our grammar school to find that it is now in such a flourishing condition, which is mainly due to the exertion of the present Head Master, A.M. Lafi‘erty, Esq., M. A» who has left nothing un- done to bring the School up to a. high standard on the list of Grammar Schools, which it has now attained. AUCTION SALES. FRIDAY, March 13.-â€"â€"â€"Auetion Sale of Farm Stock, Implements, &c., on lot No. 61, 1st COIL, Yonge Street, Whitchurch, the property of Moses Gamble. Sale at 1 pm. Ed. Sanderson, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, March 24.â€"â€"Important Credit Sale or Farm Stock, Implements, &c., on lot No. 46, front oflst Con. Vaughan, the property of John R. Arnold, Esq. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. W. H. Myers, Anctioner. WEDNESDAY. March 25.â€"â€"C'redit Sale of Farm Stock, &c., on Lot No. 55, Mark- ham, on Yonge Street, near the Toll Gate, the property of Mr. David Wootten. Sale at 10 o’clock, a.m. Jas. Gormley, Auctioneer. ' Parties having Sale Bills printed at this office will have a. notice similar to the above. free of charge. London, March 9.-â€"In the House of Commons this evening, in reply to an in- quiry from Mr. J. Harvey Lewis, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, the home Secretary, stated that the police had been previously informed of the plot for blowing up one of the walls of the Clerkenwell prison, and ef- fecting release of Fenian prisoners. Their informer, who was Within the prison, was to give them notice when the conspirators were to approach to light, by throwing a, white ball over the wall, whereupon the police were to seize the guilty parties. 0n the night before the explosion, a cask of gun- “'0'” ‘ n ' , A - p0 denwas seen m the street. but'as no at- tempt wwn . to blow up the wall that night. 15% it , rtfilfiio‘a nelflyvag not given The pa 1 31‘ was allowe O'feTiialn. and no arrests were made, the police supposing that the execution of the plot was postponed I to the following evening; consequently they were elf thelr guard when the explosion took place during the day. 1 1r?,, , TL. nun: uuuué lu ., WJ . London, March 9.-â€"J. McLeary Brown left- the British Legation in China, and was accredited to act as Secretary of ngation to Mr. Burlinghams on his mission foi- the Chinese Government, with a. full consent of the British Ambassador at Pekin who en, dorsed his credentials. W‘I’uQFis-ilila’réh 10.~â€"It is reported to day that the Emperor Napoleon will pay a visit to St. Petergburginjune. .. m‘ 1v- 1 St. Petersburgh, March ILLâ€"The Nicoiay Railroad is to be disposed of to a. newly formed Russian Company, the terms of the sale have already been settled; the property rights of Americans in the material and rolling stock of the road are protected by provisions of sale. â€" ~ .. . 1n ,NM T,“ iMarrch 10, eveningâ€"The Fen- ians on trial at Sligo have been brought here for trial. The Morning Post, in an editorial on the subject of Irish reform, says the plan which will be pursued by the New Government under Mr. Disraeli in regard to Ireland is as follows :â€"â€"F irst. the consideration of the Church question will be put off until the Commission on the Irish Church Establishment, already appointed, shall have made their report; second, another Commission will be appointed to inquire into the relations of landlord and tenant in Ireland; third, a charter will be granted for a new Roman Catholic University; fourth, Irish railways are to be subsidized by the Government. . 1A A .AM.,.A,__:,,1 1,,_‘1_ Gifford has been appointed Vice Chancellor. J Berlin, March 10.â€"A commercial treaty between the Zollverein and the Austrian Government has been concluded and signed. London, March 10.â€"The Prince of Wales will soon make a. visit to Ireland, where he is to be made a, Knight of the Order of St. Patrick. The Fenians who were captured at Mer- thyr Tydvil, in Wales, have been indicted for treason and will be tried at the Swansea, Assizes. Dispatches from Annesley Bay say that King Theodore has arrived in the immediate neighbourhood ofMagdala with his troops and war material. The advance of the Bri- tish expedition was steadily pushing ahead under Gen. Napier, and at last accounts was two days‘ march beyond the village of Atterg‘at. .__ m. 1-: V'I' Cork, March 10.â€"The Grand Jury yes- tel-day presented an indictment against Cap- tain McCay, for murder, and against Marix and Walsh, as acessory to the mime. Ice Shove at Goderich.â€"Goderich March 10.â€"â€"Ic0 went down the Mainland river last night, and being stopped by ice in the lake, piled up in the harbour twenty feet high, in some places throwing the steamer Bonnie and the tug Eliza. Fox entirely out of the water, and landing them on the deck. The gunâ€"boat Prince Alfred has her bows resting on the dock. The schooner On- tario was jammed against the Grand Trunk Railway freight shed, completely smashing the side of the building. Eight or ten fish- ermen’s shanties were carried away, and nearly the whole dock destroyed. No lsves lost. Vessels not much damaged. The editor of a. Kansas paper the bes thing his cotemporary has got ofi'during the week isâ€"a. dirty shirt. The cotemporary replies that he can’t say as much as that for his brother editor. GRAMMAR SCHOOL INSPECTION. LATEST FROM EUROPE. COUNTY COURT AND COURT OF QUARTER SESSION“. From the Globe. This court opened at noon yesterday, His Honour Judge Boyd presiding. The ini- pi‘ovements recently made in the chamber where this court sits are very noticeable, and add materially to the convemenee of members of the bar, and all who attend on business. The front four or live rows of benches were cut. away, leaving in front of the Clerk’s desk a ]a.ge open space. in which a large oblong table has been placed for lawyers and others. Chairs are alin furnished, and seats have been placed round the inside ofthe inelosure, as is usual i.1 such cases. These alt rations Wlill some painting, 850., have not been expersive. but will very much add to the comfoii of the building. The memmorphois has been ef- fected by the order ofi'Lhe County Council. we believe, and that very cautious body do- SOY CG. The followmg Grand Jury was emnan- nelled :â€"â€"-Thomas Cosford, foreman; Wan. Bowes, Joseph Byron, John CoworsonJ‘Ingh Cooper, Thomas Cook, W. Ellerby, Thus. Hastings, James Henderson, Jacob lmynmr, Horace D. Lundy, Harry Boyd, J. Lnndy, John Mnodie, W. Nickson, Isaac l‘hi’line, James Reid7 John Perry, Peter SImver,Geo. Jackson, Alexander Young. . 1 n 1 Judge Boyd, in addressing the Grand Jury, seid he had to congratulate them on the little business before them. The ml endar which had been handed to him cun- tained but two cases, and these were for larceny. The probability was that these would neither take up much time. nor be at, all troublesome. Other business might come up during the sitting of the Grqu Jury, but this he did not. think at all like ly. Having noticed the other duties (le- volving on the Grand Jury, of visiting the gaol and lunatic asylum, His Honour clos- ed by congratulating the jury that, in a large and thickly settled county, such as that. of York, there should he so little crimt nal business to come before the court. The court, adjourned. Fatal Accident at Ingersoll.â€"Ingersoll, March 10.â€"A young lad named George 'Hunter, an’npprentice with Mr; James Mc- Intyre, cabinet maker, came to his death to- day by a bank overhanging a creek falling on him while repairing a pipe leading the water from a spring. He was first discover- ed by Mrs. Mclmyre, who saw his feet sticking out of the water, when the alarm was given, he was extricated by the work- } men from the shop. It is not yet known l whether he was killed by the bank or drowned, as he was ionnd in the water with an enormous quantity of earth upon him. 1 A coroner‘s inquest will probably be held y this evening. Jacobs’ Rheumatic Liquid Cures Lame ness. Shirtmaking at one penny each; the seamstress finding needles and thread. Such was the pay recrived by Mary Yems, the Wife ofa. Wapping costmmonger, who a few days ago went and drowned hersglt'. In 1he Niagara River theme is an island of 120 acres, where peaches never fail. On both sides oflthe water7 flowing rapidly, never freezes, so the trees are not killed with intense cold. A few days since, this small tract was purchased for $5 an acre. Last year the crop of peaches alone sold for $7,000. Nearly one million persons perishcd by the famin: in Orissa. Hunt’s Empire Hair Gloss is nicely per fumed. Fire at Kingston.â€"Kingston, March 10. About one o’clock this morning a fire broke out in a Btonebuilding on Clarence Street, nearly opposite tlm Custom House. The building was located on the celebrated block G., and is a total loss. Loss not known, but. will probobly exceed five thousand dol- lars. The fire is supposed to be work of an incendiary. A NEW DOCTRINE OF RESPONSIBILITY.â€" An amusng story is told of the first essay at diplommizingjr among)r the Yankee» by our new Minister at Washington. Before quit- ting London he met an American gentleman Whom he did not recognize as a member of the ultra-Republican party, and to whom he praised Mr. Johnson highly for his admin- istrative vigor and skill. Finding no re- sponse, he modefied his tone and said, “At all events, all must admit that he does won» ders for an entirely selfâ€"made man.” It may be so. was the rejoinder, but if he be self- made, I will say that it relieves God Al- mighty of a grave responsibility.â€"Manchcs- ter Guardian. A Useful and Convenient Police Lamâ€"â€" The Spanish Chambers of Deputies has pass- ed a. Bill against vagabondage. It declares that the following persons will be regarded as vugabonds zâ€"l’ersons, though even mm- ried and living in fixed habitations, who do not possess some property, who have no profession, trade, or occupation, and no legitimate or known means of ex' tense. 2 Persons in any employment or business eon- stituting the sole means of living, who do lint habitually follow it up. 3 Persons without sufficient means who frequent gmnhling houses or other suspected places: At eight- een years ofage the vugabond is to be under the surveillance of the police. Above that age will be imprisoned for a long or short period, accoodmg to circnznsLances. Proposed Union of the Wesleyans and the Church of Englandâ€"A discussion took place in the late Convocation at York, which will, no doubt. excite much attention. Archdeacon Hamilton moved the appoint- ment of a. Committee to open negotiations with the Wesleyan Conference "on the possibility of a thorough reunion between the W csleynn community and the Church of England.” This proposition was supported by the Archdeacon Cal-lisle and Canon hornby; but it was opposed by the Bishops of Carlisle and Ripon, Archdeacon Pollock, and Chancellor Thurlow. Eventually the motion was withdrawn, and an amendment moved by the BishOp of Ripon, was adopt- ed, with only one dzssentient. The effect of the amendment, is that the Convocation would ‘cordially welcome any practical at tempt to efl'ecta brotherly reconcillmion” between the Church and the Wesleyans. By the Rev. Mr. Fishburn, on Tuesday the 28th February, Mr. Adam Storm of Vaughan, and Miss Mary Eliza Doner of Markham. Information guurnateed to produce a luxuri- outgrowth of Hair upon a bald head or beard- Iess face. also a recipe for the removal of Pimples Blolches, Eruptions, etc. on the ski leaving tho same soft, clear, and beauti iul. can be obtained without charge by ad dressing-t ves great credit for he. efiort in this ill-Still} T'Hos. F, CHAPMAN. Cumsw. 823 Broadway. New York MISCELLANEOUS. INFORMATION GRAND JURY. MARRIED. A Gentleman who sufl‘med' for years from Nervous Debility, Pronumu'e Decay, and all the efi'ects 0f yomln'lll i114liscretion, will, forlhe sake of snubving humanity, send {1‘00 10 all w‘m nnml it, the recipe and axd diveciions for mm the simple I'mnedy by \Vlllf'll he was our: . Snfllwcrs wishing to profit by the advertise 'cs cxpmicnce, C1211 do so by addmwing, in pox wt mmlil’lcnoo, lOHN B. OGDEN, 112 Cedar Street, New York ~Jv’ranklin. \Vhy Will people pay $.10 01' $100 for a Sewng Machine, when $513.3 ‘viil hny u better one for all PRACTICAL lnn'pu, Notwithstanding reports to 11:0 contrary, the subscribers neg 1o inform their ninnm'ons frimnis that the “IJ'MNKLIN” and “Mi-1min HON" Machines can he had in anyqnantity. This machine is :1 donhlmhymn]. mzzssir M- ed upon entirely new princiy'; 5;, and DOES NOT ini'i'inge upon {my 0th in H16 wmhl. IL is ennihmically iho poor man‘s Sewing; Machine, and is munuru‘ others, asllmusmulf of my. sent 10 Agents on trim], and fumihes who are Hood‘s ’dert J. C. OTTIS as CO gl'en: >011“ and Sure {o JFCI/‘HZU 3 I722 Depend upon ii, mothers, it w \‘0urselvvs, and 1chka and [foal/72. to 3/0; We huve puL up and sold hea’ and CAN my 1x ammo: of H what we have lxvver lmo any mhm' nmdicinuâ€"quuvLn u. A 51361.1“, msrncx: 'm H‘FH timely usv‘ Nm'm' did \\‘u kn (>1'1];:4:':1li> cliun by any mm W] (he conhzn'y, nH nf‘o deligmvd Mon, and spz-nk in lawn of (it its magical (afl‘u'ls and mm“ speak in this nuum' “‘ PLEDGE mm “ppm 11% y 01" “’u '1' W14 11 1):. every inslzmce \V. 0 tlm from1minunduxlnmskmio: in fil’wvn or lwemy minu admmistex’od. Full directiu For us} each hotlan hone (“nu <imiio ok'CUR'l‘it‘» 6L: H) [S (:n the mufldo \\ :nppor. thrunghou‘. the world. 1 per Bottle, Ull‘YlClifsâ€"â€"QI3 Wuhan S 53H?) High H0 44:51, ’aul KNL) \V THE CONFESSIONS Arm EXP'CRHCVCE OF AN INVALID. l’\lh]i>hodf0r1he benefit and as n Cnulian to Young Men and others, who mfibr from Nervous Uphility. I’m-mature Decay of Man- hnod. g‘kc..supplying a‘ the same timn The Menus ol'SelILUm-o. By one who has cured himseif after undergoing considerable quack- el'v. The applicant by paying postage on his alter, will receive a copy, (we of charge, mm the author. ” ECONOI‘VIY IS VfEALTI‘..” The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send (frz’e ofrhargu) to all who desire it, the prewripliun with the directions for making and using the ,implv remedy by which he was cured of a lung afi'vciiun and that dread disonso Com-ump- lion. “[5 only olijucl is: to benefit the nfihch-d and he hopes every sull‘vrur will try his pre- scription, as it will cost ihem nothing, and may prov" a l)lf‘~si11g. l’lemo fldlll‘rug NATHANIEL MAYIHMR MLV. EDWI‘mI) A. \anoN, No. 16;") South Second Show, \Villimnshurg New York. lilUHM-L)NDHHA.,011 Friday Event: NIareh 18, ’68, On which occasion {my will he assisted by a number 01' Inlemad Alnnmm's. who have kind- ly nousentud to assist. The l’rogrmmne will consist in part of My! QUARTETTES, 850. A fififlfig, Doors open at 7-31) o'clock commence ul‘ 8 precisuly, ] cular roe I’rugrannm Efifii‘éfl f‘fiUSlCM FESH‘JM! T EMF EERAN C E H A LL I March 1st, 1865. Bracken, Mrs Joseph Basingtwalte, W. Bull‘d, Dr. H A. Brown, Jolln (3) Bigger. John ll. Bernard, J. G Couller, Miss M. A. Carman, George (.‘amplrell, John Cooper. W. Clary. W. Cosgrova, B. Campbell. Hugh Clarke, Melinda Doner, Emanuel Fogurly, 'l‘imotlly Ginn. John German. Jane Grant. George [J ardy, W. Hulchins, John llama. Maggie llislaw, Tim». (‘2 H01 nor, Dunel llmlgsona James lJiuvy, luhn Nnuglllrm" Mick ()btur, (lullrerlne Slack, lillen (:2) Slnrpmn. James Shiny, \V Snell, Jonathan Stevilson, James Simpson, George Simpson, Mrs. ( Shell, John Snider. John Simpson, Mr. Sonles, Georgo ( Wallon. Sarah Witherford, E, Remaining in tha Richmond Hill I’osk Office TICKETS :»â€"â€"Unuhlo 40 cls; Children Half price, 477»ly flfim fiE‘EEEM‘fiFéE’flWEfi 01' Vocal and lush‘u'm ARTHUR. C Patterson, March II, [8438. '0 huve put [wand Hold this aitiuie for s, and CAN my [N can: PIERCE AM) ’l'hlfl'll , what we have lxx‘ver lmon “Me to s: \' 01 mhm' medic 'dâ€"»I§I~;V!.K HAS 11‘ [New msmxcx: 'm J‘IrFIc'J‘ CURE, “|_\' used, Nwsm' did Wu knmv nu msal, < ,tiun by (my nun who mod It. Gonna)", ,nH uf‘u (luliamvd “ith its «perv. ,nuLI spz-nk in lui’lll~’ ut' (mm andzotinn 01' FAILED 1N when magical (sin-(51$ and mndavul \mmos‘ \Ve [k in this tumor “WIFE-(5‘ W1"? If!) OW,” :xt'u-r yum: 01' (*xpurh‘nztv, AH) [)61'IUUR nvx’U'r‘A'rlxm Yon THE ‘Ul.l‘5‘.. .M' qu'l' wu m .14: 1):.CLAmc. In :Ahnust '_\‘ inslzmce when,» tlm imam is .suin-an: J1minanduxhzmskmion,l'rliu‘will(wi'uuml il’mln or lwemy minum: "her the syrup i.~ By ’] 1y fur-H15 Hing :he ERRORS OF Y OUTH. M 51$. W \ N 3 L lH-av ALI A G ENTS \\ ANTED The Proceeds are In aid of tho "or Children Ted/Mug, lliizues tho prm'crwof 1(- he gums, mdutting :xli iu‘ TORONTO M XRKETS T0 CONSUMPTJVES. I forms benefit and as n Cnulian on and others, who Fufur from Miliiy. I’m-mature Decay of Man- 1»plying a‘ the same timn The -Uurr3. BY one who has cured ell :. W x N 3 L :3 What HZENG List of Letter: Brookl yn, Kings Co‘, Will give Eton Street, New Y0 1h Holhom. Landon ‘aul Sh, Mann‘uul, M 2 Watch. 1‘2. 15368 .. 57 09 w) md F “U N Nnugmrm" A‘HL we] Omar, (fulluerine Sim-k, Jilleu (:2) Simpmn. James Slany, W Snell, Jonathan Stevilson, James Simpson, George Simpson, Mrs. G. Shell, John Snider. John Simpson, Mr. Soules, George (4) Wallon. Sarah Witherford, E, :TEEFY. P-M . Hm who mod it. :‘chh'd “ith its (‘ EMU}; r. Said sold this a; .0 for \FIDLZnCI; ,\.\J) ’l'hlfl'll .‘ lmon “Me to my 01 LR HAS 11‘ FAILED 1N J‘M‘HVJ‘ CURE, when .\'U knnw nu Instance 110 who mod it. On in HI Parcels. ill give must to A will no funm her the syrup i 1‘ ‘lehing. b} i lllflHlIHlflHOll ~~1m:di<: action. only crf‘ormrmco to t‘llrler pumi- OOK, Soc, Single 35 cts; ECCanpl'ny Hm {MP x001 ALI will {05 Machines «may to OH. Michael Yuri in the 3 vents my» V5 Farm Stock, 610., GREDET SALE 1 L N MAN). 55. Markham. Ynnge Street. near the Toll Gate, North of Richmond Hill, on Wednesday, March 25 The Prnpmly of Mr EU o‘clock :Lm. )EMMVGING to the estate ofthe late Thns I livid, being the East-halt of Int No. 27. in the 2nd (Teh. “film 'l‘owuship ofMarkham. CONTAINING 1‘?0ACRES, abou183010nr- ed. There is FARE EEG RENT! Vaughan Gem Saving Bank. iood ()wthru'd, Rough-cast House. Frame Barn and Stables ; it Es also we” watered. Apply to ' VHF. GmmrnI Annual Meeting of Dopositors i und Friends of Ihe Institution, will he held in 112v: lnkm'mnnn Holel. Woodbridge. 01) Sa- turdm‘. 14ih Murch, INHR. at one p.m., for “hating Iliraemors for the ensuing )ear and other business. Ems, MEBISINES, ERUEERIES, mm & Liflflflfifiz“ _ By Royal Letters patently has been appointed Jssnm' of MA RRIAGE LICEN SES. {‘AME into the Premises of the Subsari- / her, Lot 25, 31‘d00n. Markth7 (Vic- 1()1'i:1 Square), TWO SHEEP. The owner is requested to prove property, pay expenses and take 1110111 away. JAS. STOUTENBURG. Markham, Feb. 20, 1868. do @hoes No- 99 Youge-st. Toronto. AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH !‘ JOSEPH LUND Eamage and Waggon Maker! RICHMOND HILL HOTEH! BY JOHN PALMER. Are Manuficmring all the Newest Styleso Man’s. \Vomen’s and Children’s ‘ HANDSOME HEARSE 3EGS to announce :o the public, that he J has adde to ihe above bxanches tha UNDERTAKING BUSINESS I Which he can flll‘lliJ] with single ur double Tenn] of Mult‘hed “lack Horses, White and Black Plumes. Scarfs.Gluves,llalba11ds and a! Nher nmurn'mg required, on the Shortest No- tice, and at the Lowest Rates. 7 "ME best of VViuus, Liquors. and Cigars. 1 kopt conslallflynn hand. Every accomo- (lation for travellers: 11.? Stages lmve Ihis hole! ovary morning and evening connecfing with Northern Rail- Lmv trains moving North and Soulh. A (:m-uful hosllor always in attendance. And he wishes to inform the I’uhlicthat he has provided a new and vary January 24, 1868. Mutton. Lamb, Veal, Pork, Sausages, &c, and sells at the luxve<t prices. The highest market price given for Cattle. Sheep. 143mb; &c. I EEPS always on hand the best of Beef, N- ‘n on l.],._l Boots 8: Shoes Cheap NB. Parties having such to dispose of will‘% plows an“ or writs, stating price and quality 10 Yorln'illu P. () Toronto. December 16, 1867. 49?--3m 2nd door north of Barnard’s store. RICHMOND HILL, Nl'j‘x'lzéfCurned and Spiced Beef, Smoked and Dried Hams. Richmond Hill, October 15, 1867. Ly MARRMGE LICENSES H0. 618 6'5 620 Yonge Street, store R96. ‘30 Yonge Street. JAMES GORMLEY, Auctioneer. Yunqn Street, March H. 1868, Round. Cedar Posts! At (ha Lumber Yard WILLIAM COX, Toronto, December 16, 1867. S. M. Sanderson8z Co.‘ Vicrorin Square, March 2, 1868. RETILL thoroughlv warrant every pair of BOOTS made by them at their new \Voodln‘idgo. March 5. I863 ‘RESII CAN OYS'I‘ERS, best brands. kept ‘ constantly on hand. at WM. A'I‘KINSON’S. Richmond Hill, Nov. '28, 1867. 489. 'l'hm'flnll BE. Shanda-son & Cow Vaughan, Jan. 2", ’68 AND Coroner for the Country of York, RICHMOND HILL. Richmond Hill. Dec Yonge Street, Oysters ! Oysters ! S. M. SANDERSON & Co. WANTED. LUMBER, LATHS, SHINELES, THONEAS CARR DAVID BRIDGFORD, LAURENCE HILL. President. N‘ C. WALLACE, Clerk. Successor to James Holliday, At their Now Storeâ€" Fub. 26, 1858 ASTRAY. At their New Store. EUTCHER, DEA LER IN THOMAS ALLISON, Are selling ISSUER OF JOSEPH LUND. P. 0. Address, Taston David Wcouen. Sale) at AND T H‘O RNHILL P. A . SCOTT; Toronto. 491F08- 479