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mwa'v‘wwkw «Li-4'; L'H." SANDERbON & soNs, Aurora, lst, 8th, 16le and 22nd of each month. Newmarket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2nd “ ‘- Ricnmond Hill 9m and 21th “ “ "Mt-Alhert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l-th “ “ Tllomhill. . 23rd “ “ Maple . . . . . "6le ” " Burwlck. . SI 11 h “ Kleinburg .. "‘th “ ~ ‘ Noblemn. . . 30m " “ Nitrous Oxide Gaé alwaya on huml at Aurora Aurora, April 28,’70 1 615â€"1! CORNER uh Xutmh AND CULBURNE S'REETS, THOKNIIILL. (‘ousumuious in the office on the mumiugxs of Tncsulys,’1‘11u1‘5_ days, and Saturdays. from 3 Lo 10 AJI. *fiAIl consulmLiom in the Uflicu, CASH. Tuornhm, June 9, 186-5 12 1 1" Surgeons, England. Residence. ill Jr Riclunpud Hill, all Lhe Elgm Mills. All culls (lllgllL 01‘ day) promptly attended IA). Elglu Mills, Jun. 1, lc’TU. 1:5 605 Corner of Young and CPHH‘O strem East, have constantly on lluud a good assortment of Drugs, Paints, Perfumery, Chemicals, ()ils, Toilet Soz1p§,_..., M edlcmqs, Vumislms, Fancy ill‘linCS Dye stufl‘s, Patent Medicines, mfd all omcx‘ articles kept by Druggials generally. ' Our stock'of Medicines wax-rammed genuine, and of the bust qualiue‘. without Pain, by the use “I” Ether Spray, which afi‘ec s'tlie Lecnh only. The moth and. gum surrounding bucmno luxonsible with this external agencynvncn Llie 1001,11 can be extract,- ed winhno 1min and “'I’l‘llUU’l‘ Enuxaumxa THE LIFE, as in the use of Clnox‘olbrnv. Dr. Robinson will be in tha following p ac pre- pared to ext 'gicn teem WILliiLfi‘s‘r‘nuw appl gum. Alloflice 0pé"'utiuns in Dentiau y perform'ed'in workmaulike manner : VV HUME from 5 xs) .7". ' George A. Laugawu AS authorized to collect. Accounts. Richmond Hill, Oct. 14, 1869. 12 56:4 DR. HUSTE’L‘TLR, . DIEMBER 01“ THE RUYAL COLLEGE Surgeons. England. Rnsidmmn: North m’ U to unnofince that he will be at 7 Unionville. .....]st Monday of each month. Al \Veston.... .. mhday Klineburg. . .wm “ Burwick. .1)an . ' v “ Scarboro’. . . . .23111 -‘ W'here he will be prepared and most happy to “71111; 93.1 313059 wpo Jenny I‘equ‘u‘g 11‘s services. 7G. H. H. haviligvi’lu‘d k 4 , 1‘ Rs‘ PRACTICE, feels ooufiden 01' givmg euure suns- motion. 2'" Imam 4 A. ROBINSON’S, L. D. s.,y NEW METHOD OF EXTRACTING TEETH} \viflmut. Pain. hv Hm [no ..I' Erlwv Snmv : To:thosc whn- have favored hth with their patronage in the push, he reburus his sincere thanks, amino those who may «10.50 m the future, he wuuldmy that, no cudvavorun his pan " valuing t9 ‘mepp their approval. youu “Au um \VlLlJI/llla nu nun-J; muuu uppluviu. REFEREXCEs.â€"â€"Tne I'ulvowing gruuemeu can with confidence recommend mi. 11. Minimum! n, all requiring Dental and: Dr. Kcitl, l‘lmrnhili Dr. Bull Weston; Dr. .lJ’Iuvlyu, Burwrck; Dr Gorgon, hmm ptuu, RESIDENCE . . . . . » - THORNIIILL. Tohrnuiu, Sept. 17 1868. 6 ICENSED AUCTION E‘ER' FOR THE Counties of York. Bed and Unwrm. Residenceâ€"Lot :5, (5le Com, Markham. I’. O. Unionvillc. Sale; attended on the shortest notice and-on reasonable terms. > ' ' Urders lox'L at the “Hera d” omce for Mr Caner s service will be promptly amended 10. G, H. HUSBAND, L. D. s, U ENTIST, BEGS MUST RESPEC'T‘ULLY tn unnmnmn that. Im will ho M. All transitory vert‘i. :mems frunnn'ngea SS or irregulnrc 1.5L, 491‘s mubt be pald 101' when handed in nor 111serLion. Having made large additions L0 he priming material, we are better 1 I‘cpm‘ed than ever Lu do the meanest and most, beautiful priming 01 every dos 'I‘iption. 14 County of York. Simon and-mam] to on the shortest, notice and at, moderate rates. 1’. 0. Address, Bublonvule. Plain" and Colored Job Work Fancy Bills, Iiminess Cards, Circulars, Law Forms, Bill Homk, Blank Chm: ', 1) aft», Blank Unlera, Receipts, Lew-1' Heads, Fancy Cards, Pamphlets, Ii Urge. and t-nmll Posi.m'.<, my} (fiery Olyhf‘l‘ kind of holler-Pr Printing. ICENSED AUCTIUNEER FOR THE 4 Counties of York uml t'ucl, Co lcclor of Notes. Accounps, 6w. Small charges and plent) to do.’ Lasgay, March 2, 186.”. 2 5:39.“. mama‘s BUTTON, Jn., TICENSED AUCTIONEER, FUR THE one yein', first, insertion . .. . Each sgbsequent insertion... . . . . . . . . . 201uéllesm be consid ~11 one column Advertisements without, written direction serted LiLl‘orbid (1 charged uccordiug.y. H TIâ€"Ih} I'I BJRALD BOOK AND JOB PRINTING Orders for any of the undcrmentionea des . criptiou 01' THE YORK HERALD W111 always be r und to Contain the latest, andmostimpormnt l-‘oreign and l 0081 Newp and Markets, and the grmue‘sf care will be taken to ren’de'r it. ncccpmble '0 the man of busineSS, and a valuable Fag iiy Ngwspuper. * ' _ One inch, 9116 yea» , . Two inches, one year . ‘ . Three inches, nne year. . . .. Uverthree inches, on»: year. Advertismnen for a shorter pom 1, mn No paper dismntinuf-d untilnllm‘rom‘ngos are paid; and purlic> refusing papers without, paying ub will be he“ accountable fothe subscription. All letters addressed to the Editor must be ost-paid~ ' THE YORK HERALD' V THESIS One Do'llm' per ammm, in_mlv.tnce “not, paid “whirl mwu mmlms. U110 Dullur and Flfiby Cents wfll he ‘ qxqu. Am} dispatched to subscribers by the anlies minis 0}: othe 'rconchance, when so demrod. Every Friday Morning, G‘hcap Book 95' Job‘ Printing Establishment. PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETQR 0F IQENSED ,AUCTIONEER FOR THE Emugies York and Feel. _ Residenceâ€" N o. 20 rear 01 3rd Concessxon Markham. 0. Address‘umwnvule. Parties requirl Mn. fiauderson’s service can ake arrangemeu s at, the Herald office. Richmond Hill, Jan. 25, ’72. RESIDExcmâ€"Thorn1inX lilr'y 22, ISO”. ’ CERIES, Wines and Liqupy'. Thorhliill; By dyal Lemm‘s Payout, has 150011 appointed ssu r ol'Marrj-age Licenses. June 27, 1367. J anuary 4, Markhgm, July 21, 1868. BIOEMOND mm DRUG sromfif JNO. D. MCCONNELL, M.D., ,RADUATE 0F TURUNTU UNlVERSII‘wY. 'l‘HOMAS CARR. ELIN'VVI:)I€UGS,. anmy‘ms, 9130- V01. XIV, N0. 31. D3,. JAS. 'LANGSTAFF ILL GENERALLY BE FOUND AT "35’ 0F lYlE I’ll INK. CHICKâ€"Woman S12, RICHMOND HILL. Terms: $1 per annum in advance FIS'L‘ABLI $11M BIN ' will be promptly attended to EDWARD SANDERSON, JOHN N. REID, 1\1.D., ADVERTISING RATES ALEX." SO OTT, HENRY SMELSOR, PRUPRIETORS OF THE AUC'I‘IONEEII“. “ THE Your; HERALD.” JOHN CARTER, “BUG-GI! f! PUBLISHED .M‘.» v.5- PER IXCII 705 431 407 7r] ,v 3:? 99 3 50 3 00 2 50 u; u, “:1 J ,Uu nu ulm uht‘r m uul‘N:s,L,auuL-,ow. A1. or em 1' um udimuuce promptly attended L0, 4.1m Inculcinu: mun Lo any puerI'the 1’1‘0- VII-Ce. ;{ 1.4013385 examined as to sounduos , and also bouglu and mm uu COM 111551014". lclchmund mu J an. 20 1572. 7 90:. Stands permanently Aabove every other Reme- dy : ow in use Ibis Invaluable. ' ' HAVE YUU -RHEUMATISM, WOUNDS, - Bruises, ()Id Sores, Cm», )urns, Frost 1311,15, Piles, Painnt swellings, \VlmcSwell- tugs, and every cuncuivuble wound upon man or benbb? ‘3 JHJEfor Dian-IMHL, DR’fiFlm'lry, Fink, (Jolie, Chulcm Murhus. Paul and Champ in the SL011]- gch agglhnvcls, (go, 1"! Directions wim (my!) bottle and box. Munufucnuréd bx. ‘ 1i. MUSTARD, ‘ " "V ' Proprietor, lngersoll. Sold by Druggiscs generally. M I‘A'RD‘S CATARRH‘SY’ECIFIC CUR ES ‘ Acute and Chrome Gum's or Cuturrll, Neu- rnlgin. Headache, (Inld~‘, Coughs Group, wanna. Bronclntis. dzc.,, in is ulsb‘ a good Soo- thing mtyrup. " - ' ' AIUSTARD’S/yifilfi ABJfiTH‘E BEST PI L I“ : you cam gm, {01; _ ' ' pupdu, H Headache, 1 1‘1 you cam g/(fi, f} y. 111:4);137, H} ,kflf'lian Bi‘lliousuess Livm, jilducyupmpluints, Lu THE DOMINION WORM CANDY IS THE mean-meta expel “Venus, Try‘jbu Z 700} ullN UAHRUN,‘)1ANUFACTUREK: AND A Dealer in all Kllulsur Bouts andSllocs, 38 \Vest AmrleSquare,Toronto. Boobs undblmcs nude to measure, of the best macel‘luls and workumusllip, at, l-lle lowest mum-rating pm 05. orunto, Dec. .3 1867. WIDEMAN, MANUFACTURER OF ALL . KINDS of Munumvnts, valstuhcs, &c. (Jail and examine my Stock and Pricesbefurc purulmsmg ulschmrqfls you_w‘1.l nudihto your ilJI/Ul . V‘ETEHINARY SURGEON, GRADUATE of Tcmum Vote; uury Coiltgu, chrncx‘ 01' Yuuge and (Jenna abreut East" Richmond Hill, bt‘fl'm Lu zumuuuce lo Lhe public Limb 11‘: is now pracuhmg Widl ll. b‘Amnmm‘ N, OI Lhc same plan (uwlwre we) muv be collsulbrd permuully 01' by 191mm)” uh um use? 01' uorscsgmulcfic. ‘ have bven sllatuillv d 1)}: Tub highest legal Lribmrus, and muvt-r‘ally umn'm‘n-d by an cuâ€" lighLencd yubhc wherever Int/roamed. ACCOUNTANT, BUUK-KEEAER, _ CQN- VEYANCEM and Commjasion Agent; for the sale 01‘ purchase, 01' Lands, Farm; SLock, duo, &(‘.., MN) 101' me collection UK Rents, Notes and Accounts. ' ~ l Carmen/p 'n'thd \Vv'nLjyrut. infringing =‘PUwell’s'PutO H Usels of ml'ringn 5.; pumps are liable._ U l‘uwm.1., Patemee.i\ cw Loubrook. )OW'ELL’S PATENT PUMPS are adapted for Llw deepest \vclls. Refer- enm s to all. Depths from usual-mo one nun- red and mum I‘LL-L. L have n contimrmul reflutuhbn, and are fast, supersedmg all other lauds bum in Wood and metal. ' PU WELL‘S PATENT 1’1,“ MPS whin Ilunv (mnmn hu nnhvnu 1 while “my tumqu be :ipfu'oiu'hedin wood, have never yet been equalled in metal at dou- ble cast. ' . PO‘VELL’S PATENT PUMPS I have ml the. nun-its of other pumps with- out their defect» Nu utners possess meid' rpc- culmr advantageous features. ‘10\VELIFS PA'I T PUMPS as now perfue d, are the $1 ccessfu] 119- sulb of twelve 3 cars eudcuvorbo Sh fiply a Want, universally felt. POWELL‘S PATENT PUMPS even in Lhflll‘ lumen“ imperfect form, haveiu all inswucws curried 011' Llle lnghest prizes from uh competitors. BARRIS’J‘ER,.ATTUIÂ¥X§5?- I, somm'roRâ€"INâ€" ‘Cuankwry, Couvcg uncor, &c‘ UFFH'Eâ€"NO. 6, Royal Insurance Buildings, Poroum Street. 1)L)\V}1;LL'S PATENT PUMPS erect“! within Lhe last (on years, can have recentimprovements uuucneu, 'uud guaran- ded supcuor m any other mu,“ e. POWELL’S PATENT PUMPS huvn u Pnntinpnhn rmmruhn .AIso,“erned and Spiced Beef, Smoked and Dried dams. . l usnuw 111ax..e,lmve im luose or break. Have all 5L autecd. 1 havgnlreudv itakcn Lin) loading place in some parts 01‘ the United States am in all us in Canada» POWELB’S 'I’ATEN‘F'PUMPS {‘ullll‘nl. .' Iln'quvulh [I \n'. I In a The highest. market pmces ngen for Cattle, Sheep, Lumb‘. om. ‘ Tue only eflicientfire buginc pump, avail- mfle in a fcw seconds, wmter and summer, day and i gm. lul'riugers beware. l‘hc undersigned havfg received an agency for the Townships 01' W hit: hurijh, K1114, Mark- hum, Vuugn -n York and Emma. kc, bogs leave to say that he is now umivciy engaged in canvassing the same; and chose “Ilslllllg to insure be. ore bli: g Cullen on in the ordinary ruul.i.,e of L11: cunvuw that. by addressing him at Nowmfirkel, or at mad «111109, g, \ ing No. of lot and LUHCCASiOH and “2.1110 01‘ Luwnsnip, they can necurc pi‘OIan :iLienLion. '1‘ 11 E N'U BSU 1U 15 in R 1) RETUR NING [11lesz Lo hhf lends 1'01 L110. pnm'onugo he luv rvcuve d snr-e he cummenccd business as a linLchcr on khclllllund 11111 be» Lummouncc Ln mom [11th 110 mm 111.470.3011 01 11151)u:.iness L0 111‘ Sun, HENRY Murmur, who W111 i , IllLlII‘c curry 011 um I mew. 110, 11:50 LrusLs that, his customers “'11 x-ouliuue L0 DCBLOW tllcil‘pab- 1'0”qu on 1115 successor. POWELLH PATENT 1‘ IMI’S ul‘c luudeundur genuine, patents in Canada and Lh-- Unlwd Slut. a. Are 110 spuuuus 1111- iLaLiou or nurlngemonb. :2ml. Thu."importunt font-um introduced by Lhia Company of m‘uring NON-HAZARDOUS PnovEnA') 0N Y, being nhu “10th erg vng its Pmle holder.» V KY 11 w KATLS on detached dwell lugs and Lulu properly. “4 v 1" Rate» as 10mm- it. . pmsible [or any Mu- tual Cum - n‘y L0 make them, keeping in View threVbL-cm'i 'of‘tmygn )mderg. , , BUTCHER, ILLUHMUND HAUL,‘.‘HA‘S'AL- wzu'aou mum Hie bum of moor, MuLLon hump, Vuu, l’\ l‘k, Sumatges, 6:0 , and sells a the. lowesn prices fur Gusu. “(foimruny 01' Unmul -. H'EAD UFFICE: King street,Corncrof Church. Toronto. Capital â€" - - - - S5! ,000 09110.4:th wâ€"hh Government, - ,000 President, ALEXANDER MvKr: <ZIE,Esq.,M.P. Manager, JonN BIAyGUAN, J unr. . , ADVANTAGES UFFEImn‘. ‘ 1st. Mmglgtaa security mq‘olicy holdc ., the shape 01 aver) huge cash capital. PUWE LL’S PATENT BUMPS 1m nunv 1n». n lmvn nn 0sz 3rd. The SL- -Ckâ€"ll()l\l(31‘5, Din-cmrs and Agents being all residuum in Canada, mm a W111 be ad- Iustetl withouu delay. and paid 1N CASH AT )0 \VEL US P \TENT PUMPS ARMERS’ BOOT AND SHOE STORE DOVVELL’S PATENT PUMPS fgf‘lssumn 0F MARRIAGE LICENSES. rwood,SopL ' lurontu, Dec. 2, 1860 OL‘l-‘ICEâ€"Ricumond Street, Ricllmd‘nd Hill ' "'700-1)’ )UVVELL’S PATENT PUMPS Richmond Hill, Sept. 27,1871‘ , ROBERT HOPPER, Blchménd Hill, Jan. 7, 187L~ 3 ~ 6524f Tu us. gm;le )N, Agent. me'murket, Au . 16, 1871. ‘ '7 (isz-ly LSU, THE IPAIN VICT'UR IS VNFALTJ- ‘BLE for_l)|m_1§h:ml., D§*.~1Fllt.«'l|'y, Fl‘ r x, (Jolie, H E IS‘OLATED HIN‘K FIRE INSURANCE RINGWUOD MARBLE WORKS I' ‘1‘! NI‘ "F DII‘IFF‘S. PIQOCLA‘MCA'JJION. 90‘“ ELL’H 1‘17“ [‘8 WILLIA M) MALLOY, Fill?“ I‘SE‘IiAhC I. '1‘HE‘KING 0F “OILS IARG ‘ Mun ATE J. H. SANDERSON; B I Ulll RI D. C. O'BRIEN, NK )T LUE. .3... cusLin-gs to come 01 bearings guar- 591 497 6 8 These are the passages omitted from the altlclc 1n the bPECTATou of theth ingt. May I presume on youruauing Spuee a. lime lzu‘thel‘, Mr. Editor, by asking a reprint or pasaages from an English provinciiii paper ? lt 15 one of the slioi'ksn 01 a. large number of letters written and sent out by me during the year no N club-mu. This was wider quoted and repiidt’ed’in other English journals on the sircngth of the \vrl‘bcr‘s known literary i‘eyula‘ion and rcliabiliiy in mattei‘s‘of i’hct. I desn‘e the reproduction or this particu- lar letter here, in the West, because Curtain immigrants arc’nt p'resenc disappointed in not finding new cities to build in Muskoka or Manitoba, With an instint demand for “architects” to plan the buildings. in 'my ‘ numerous letters contributed during the past iSeason, and now going out in augmented ‘ number and variety to newgpapers,; English, “lush, Welsh, and- fleotch, no emigrants are Llic sedentary classes or ovenpopulated Britain are not. in demand in Canada, os- pocially literary men, which 1 know to my sornw. \Vuatevvr diauppoimmcnts the i‘ai‘cliitucta” may be sufi'cnng with thl‘il‘ poor tannins, I, an author, who l‘ocuivcd more go nous a. chk for litciary work in London, and paruy in Manchester and Livu‘pool, than 1 have got dollars in Uanad , can Les» tify, with six )oung molhcilcss children, to the sulfciiug 0t p1’iva.tlounâ€".:V~n in this Clt} oi Hamilton, which none; but God in Heaven knew the di'pth 01. And that was when two thuueaud dollm; Wore owxn um (not yet paid)1'or a. Pictorial History oi Bliush America, and kindred Work, the contian bl‘ukz‘u b, the olhoi party. And it ocgurrod‘ when I hllalcd mo lliulc 1 had from other sources With an old lzzte'mzcur once R: 90211 in Londoii, Luu MA. or u un1\vrrsny,wliileil wafi disuomfited and in mspiial,mcuioutly~401- hidden we use or bookg in the oisiemycrcu seasonslof the (Willy‘i'bthd Dram. ’l‘nat Uni (vanity MA. died wilmn an empty house in namnton, 0: tin: {MI : v‘lhl} rnan) sbomach ;1 and wnn tIODL i,“ .. no, head, limbs, anal llcal'l. Hisflcmacmleu body was usaumcd by‘ but: coroner and jury and reporters of too‘ nowspapciu, to bu‘Lhat oi quiuo adllferont peraou. lne more»: of who he» was remains \Vllll mu. HIS fondly doting mother wax, thou unvc, and J. had no» the Loan [0 Wl‘ilc 0. his mmuablu. oeatii fiom slaivation In mifistA'I'C‘Imétiauf»civilization and abundant; f od, nor to publish me couoct nauio limo. ’ I 15in men 01 keen sensibmlip-s suffu} graqfly mun: Mom [116 «iggo'iyuw yr 11h»: \VUH-yhld‘ and wulâ€"t’od man, In} 3'? du hum lucl'u physlgal privatiun, so-lung as that pywalwn is short u: the (ham ,SLruggh; 3, angxauy mun with la, Jrum lnbéésnuuy Womcu, as" mum lb and has been, m the std mug of pvpuml‘ unmanag- htglalure during a spacey! rlurly years ntarly', IS 0t uécLsmy abnuxmully sensitive 1n Luv mama'l perceptluns it auucpts and evolve: . «I’m ‘sumuv 01 my litu‘ury pucgrmatmus when more- than usually imprussed wun the beauty, of grandeur 0} this magmficgnb Canâ€" adu; (Jammy: than usually d\,’llglAtUd with events and inlerwung pqoplu, 1 have ad:- dlcswd «epics oI prnutcd Skttcbes to pur- sonagcs dwullxug I'cmbtc xrum this Uomlmou, but Interested thwem, 01 these, blur Majesty the Queen has not once wind to causu her thast Lu‘ be: rcturmd, with ,expicsszuus 01 the ple'asu're the extracted passages hau gin-n the BL) 111 Lady and fgnily. Vcl‘y differently am 1 [I'Ualicd by the PIC- microf the Dominion, the Right Hon. Sir John A. 1\Ia.cdouald. I had a Verbal agree- ment with the late Han. 'lhumas D'Aucy Mc- (g‘rce as Ministerof Agriculture anu Emigra. tiun, to write a. series of articles in the years 186667-68, ful‘ Britigsh iiuxvspleaurs, churiptivc ulcauaua’s industrial l‘unuux‘pcs and attractions 10‘1" emlgiants. Fur mail charges on mafiuaé‘ripts goiug_uut, and to get copies ot the journals \Vhlgl} "had primal, and- other' papvrs whichv‘li ad reprinuud, the articles, I paid out. of pOylgut in the year 1867, sixty-five dollarb Ihlrty cents. ’ I was to rcceive furthat ycai' and first halfof 1868, two hundred dollars. But D‘Arcy McGuc was done .0 death by the a'ssasun, and I had no written couu'acb. lllr. Haigh, buokblml- er in Hamilton, b lunu me up a.sgrap~book vol nu: of such puulcd coxrmpuudcnce as 1 had then bcéu aim: to cmlcct ; whil b, With othcx chdtfiIlUtS, was pl'uStnLcd l0 me‘DKparr- men; at mtawas, But} gut pv muncy.‘ I {Wis thun‘én my way 'cu En’gféifd hi-pub. lifih a book .uu-i}l‘hm.gtu'aurmE-ifl bcuum I have written buainuss letters to pexsons in Canada who have 1ch them unanswurcd. The father of the 11m Jvhn’ Snell came from England to, New Brunswick w-iLh two sons; and, with the younger, to Upper Cau- ada, where Mr. John Snell had sutllcg, He acquired land near the Willow Lodgé‘farm, bu, tor a time spoke of hlmoulf as lulucd my lean/mg England. Huwwer, When the land bugun to bear Its pl‘Ullfic hut-vats 01 Wheat, the venerable gunfih1nan changed 10 happy contentment and was glad hu had cornn. Tuat younger sou is now (m: farmer 01 hlw' _0\vn land m BteL The only): Pragmmgdrin fNLmvlfi-lmsvggkl; r ' ‘ ' ' invited except siich as have mUNCulfll‘ strength, and some imélligence to Work on law}; or skill as mechanics; or money as nliitalists.v’.tasseugur agents, or tllbil‘ ru - ers, may have mm L use of such lulturs as mine‘tu nclp xiii tin; endgan ships, but the intelligence expound in “architects” Seems to have bcen wanting in insiances, when: such, at the head of large iamiilcs, Heaven hclp them! came out expecting mat the cities bo-ai'lse- in thr‘ great ‘Nunnwsst, when muscular sticngm has subdugd the wilder- ncss'to a land. of whgfiryvnxc‘an awaiting the airival oi gen}:i§.’ivi'lh designs, plans and specincations. ' The kite Mr. Snell 01 Willow Lodge was alto the attraction to? "live cousms to u’mu irum 1)ch nrhirc. they had pcun day laborers at me nth-wally low wagis of their liuiiw district, and hier memnriyes out at ‘t'u'u Wagus oi Uuuuda. on arm jug hum. When those iHJUBtl'iOUS men had learned the ways of the couilry uwtimg, and ucuuLulawd savmgs from wagus, Lhi y one by one; flak Wild mud in tin: county uf Humn. Elfue locality was Lhuiicallgd Raltcubul'g's Oumcrs, whue stoud uné’qygv shanty. Now it is fine fluunshiug 1mm town 01 ()lintun, With its “hum market, bale manufacturies,van-inhope; fui .uturu. And this day the live worming,- mcn irum Dcvunshu'u are gcniiemvn farmers, cultivating each his own il‘LOiloUl esizite. 0m; orthcm, Mr. Humfruy mien, wok prims ior iii-at mans stuck at the recent Provincial Fair in Hamilton. A They, like the Iamilies ot relatives in Puuiuouuny, have acquired the, succ 55 which ever awaits the industrious“ mam who occupies laud in Canada. gin wading the manuscript of the m of the late Mr. Sm“, of Willow Lodge ; 1:- from’too'grcat a length to a moderate mela- sum7 I unwiltingly omitttd, in Saturday’s 51>Ecm1'on,a passage which was requisite to 31% point to the florid “ moral" in the pero- I'atiun, and to do thr: industlious an'l numer- ous tan‘nly rxlaLiOLh‘ justice“ Phase pcrmiL tnc'l‘eparation. ' AN EMENDATIl'Nâ€"REMARKS ON THE MEN CANADA \VA‘NTS, AND SOME WHOM THE VAST DOMINION HAS NU ROOM FUR AS YET. if-réqusrous Farming? RICHMONDx'H’ILLg 0N*‘FA‘1‘%‘I6,“‘CANADA, FpIDAY, JAN; 3 '1873. 3 hrCmmdn. Sm: I have just read at Montreal, Pro- vmoe oi Quebec, that Mr. H l “ r . ' ton, Province of Om ,1 ' _ tive town. The Hamilton SPECTATOR, reprint- ing from your columns, reaches me here, and gives the pleasant intelligence how cordially that gentleman has been received at home, irom whenée he came out a, working me- chanic not many years ago. I know Mr- l-lowles by ieputaiion rather than personal- ly, but have seen him at the bench with his tools, have lisie'ntd to his shrewd practical Sense at an eveningmeeting oi workinghien, 'and at the distance of'four hundred miles have read his trade advertisements since he became a master employrr ; know- ing by ,the reputation be gained in trade that thé‘prnétital mind of the Workingmieâ€" chanic- was making for itself space' v' and foundations in this country of wondrous de- velopment. But I feel the impulse to write you, not that. this prudent industrious me- chanic is a rising master employer in a grow- ing city. The heads of many flourishing firms, met on my txavels or” two thonsand miles irom the Atlantic Ocean shore to the 1 upper inland sea, Lake Supefiorâ€"n‘ere work- ‘1ng men'. in early lile; the landed gentry, owntrsbf freehold estate, were laborers‘in ‘ the last or piesent generation” And now that a further two thousand miles west and north-West of Lake Superior is being opened for settlement and‘ ownership ny muscular "power, the.) prospect for working men is truly grand. Laborers are 'to be the future landowners of that vast 'region and of many unoccupied distrie’tsvin the older Canada, upper and. lower, and of the‘mui‘itime provmces ; and, conipaniins in :ortune, working mvchanics of to-day are to “be [he htads of firms in founding and build- ing cities: “Where: l'write now, in the city oi Montreal, I am in sight of the foundries, or'htar the steam whistles ot great establish- ments, the vCO-partners of which came all huher to work for wages. Garth came from. Roehdale, in Lancashire Chanttloup, a na-i two or France, made railway lamps in‘Eng- land. , Mitchell, the C: ckburns, and the Napie s, i came from ' Scdtand. ’Ulendiu-i, fling mine in a: [0'01" boy at the time otvthe Irish famine 'of18'47,bjold newspapers ; on the' streets tor a." ilvinQ,’ and is this d‘ajyl master or large resciirce'si Bartley, malimg massiveengincs toninland na'vigation [and 1 mew. m‘ill ni'achiiitryj to a great. amount all-l nun‘lly, came”into Montreal poseesssingfihalfl‘ er 'eern Only in money, but unuenhns 'hat a shrewd North of ‘ireland brain. In ~’l‘orun,io and Hamilton citiesJohn .Gartshore, who came. agwoikinggmrqhanie - irom Scotland, can, at this day look‘over the :J’rovinee of Ontario and ,seegsixty to seventy heads oi metalâ€"working firms ~.who’ were once his ap- prentices. * v ' - In Canada tha vitality (if the'atmbsphere u; tho impetuous-"for. the lgooseberry. But muah of this country is the Edun 'of'apples. It is the region of the temperate Zune, 1n whichsummer showers, brilliant skies, and. vital warmth incite all cercals and esoulcnts to grow and abound. Only a. few degrees south of the Canada frontier the summer druughts 'bi‘ginâ€"three, lou'r. to five months Without rain. East and' soutlxeastjpf Montlcal the soil of the Dummiun mums destincd to :he rearing Iof high-bred Cagtlc, which 0‘ me om of the bust. English heydsfiani {we sought for in allvthc Amatii .cagi Suites. Hhe'rgbist‘uj‘. pu-‘e'ut‘mqsphere 'isfspccially suitable fdr ‘c'at. lc. ‘Qn ‘tops‘ of But; as already staid. I am not inspired to wxite this letter so much from the tact of your townsmau, Mr. Howlcs, having 13:10me a thriviyg employer in metal manumctures in the wuscum Cit of Hamilton, as that he is by instinctive partiulity like so many work- ingmun bred in Lancashlru and Chethirc, an amateur cultivator it fluwurd and “nits. He carried he be, I learn 110m your pleasant paragraph, specimens- of Canada applus. When i knew Stockport, Hyde, Ashton, tham, and the region at iadustry around my well-loved and. dbarly-rememburcd Man- Lhcstcr, I was told 0‘} 01 1 hand 00m weawrs who, in growing goosqburrica iorprize snows, V\‘0,uld,l‘ise in the night if suépectiug Host, tuk;_,b1ankecs .fromtheir beds, and cover the greciou» berry vbushes; in‘ tue' smflz‘figarden pawhes, and so preserve the incipient. fruit, to grqu' to its glory 61 size and .lusc ous rips {‘55. ' ’ ski-Vi . ‘ Here is the‘ letter refined to, as the al- [aged causeâ€"when reproduced in Manchester and other Luncashire papersâ€"4f the people coming out whose qualificatiqnsgre nut.for Canada at present 15. lhcie a. 'sentencc which could suggest that “architects” and their assiistant drawing-school pufiils are wanted at present for the future cities 01 the great North-West? Tothe Editor of the Smckpurt J: Cheshire County News. ‘ H There was up appropriatipn from which to pay; and nothing was paid then Or since in respect of that; claim. The enthusiasm in bubalf of beautiful Canada. revived. Letters from this pen ha. e gene and are guiug‘ln cun’euts to English, Inish, Welsbfimd Scotch newspapers ; and much travel has been undertaken at consideranle expense this year, and Moves of fresh matter collected, to keep the streams ot a vzvid, instructive corre- bponduuce running [Sigmvdjv ' “JOHN‘ “ The Hon. J. C) Chapais.” “MY DEAR Sm ; May I uSk Your kind con- »idgmtii u 91 'the’, servicesof Mr. Somurville? thus bctn ofgreat use to the cause of Emiâ€" giatjpn,» and is a inf“: of marked ability. “'WHH isfluite a Child "in mdniey matters and in'lthc. )gays' of the‘ WOrld, and does not, - know HOW ‘tQ fightlliis own baitle. Were 11¢ f‘ selfish man of business he wuuld In‘wc got on much better. May I ask you to' 00 what you can for him 'I “ Yours tauhfnlly, [Sigurd] ' “JOHN‘ ’A". MACDONALD. c Chaéaégv'DIVirii'gr'ér‘brâ€"ifié‘ fiéfiéin‘aéfi' <31" Agnuulture; Statistics and Emigration. It was handed open to Mr. Somcivillé (or peru- salami delivm'y. 7 ‘ ' ' Thus : Copy of a lettir written by Si {011}: ‘A. Macgpngld, K. C. B", go the Hon. J. I sought an interview with the Premier, not in respect 1' ) the tarifiand‘ my book. The litvriu‘y heart had died within int-mm loathed the name and vocation’otauthor uttcljly. Only the generous words Of the '* matesmaq and true soulnd gentleman, revived the stricken author so far as words had power. ’ ful Canada,” but discovered on arriving in Ottawa, and receiving: letters there and at Montreal lrom English: publishers, that an advvrce customs duty had peer} imposed in the preceding session of the Dominion Parliament? {6:1 boo is p’rli’ntea'ih‘Eugland and imported rim) Chroma?" 1 do n'o» pronounce if ‘that duty were right or wrong ; this is not a. complaint about. the'tarifi ; it is a. state- r u I (- :1: (is. The had; was intended to to palfly fold in (Madonna largely in Britain. No British publisher Wuuld take any manuscript which” enganamd from, orex- alt-:d the name and aehfic‘fions-of Canada. On the .contrary they tilled~every literary j rurnal'in hngland with abuse of this Dominâ€" ion. The London publishers who answered me wrote insolently of this rcpuupryr and its fiscal policy in respect to ‘bbol‘s. But I would have faced them in? person had the $200 owing me at Ottawa been paid,and Canada would have had a popular book in its praise. DOMINION OF CANADA “OTTAWA, 291111 May, 1868 l The train was filled 51th passengers, there 1 having been over 40 in the passenger coach, lth‘us ac’c’ounting' for the terrible slaughter. l’l‘he trestle-work of the bridge caught; fire and added fuel for the destruction pf the ‘ cars. _ E‘vgrything .posuilfile’ is 'being done for 'the' wounded S'Lfl'erérs, but it .is thought a number mole will 'die. AKOT-HEE ACCOUNI‘. . 00111217, Pm, Dec. 24 2* Midnightâ€"This altemoon at 3:1’5oclock, ax”; the mailmrain on {he Buffalo, Corry, and Pittsburgh Railroad, leaving Corrry at 1:20 p. rm, neared Pros- pect, and when within about .80 rods of the station, the train was thrown off the track at a. treslle work,i the passenger hnd’baggagc cars and tendel falling a. distance of 26 feet, while the engine passed over uuhurt. It is Pmsible that [very erroneous impres- sioh’sfihay gct'abr’oad in rilgard to the recent trouble with the Modoc Indians. in: this State, and such imprcfsious ’may'have the t nduncy to retard im'migi'atmn. W‘iafh a View to correct any such :fach notions; it; may be proper iozstate that 'thg; disuibnnces occurred upon :the e'xt'reme squth-uastcr’n, > ironnier' of Oregon, vet‘s! rcxfiotp from the most poplfloufi portions of flu: State, where the country is' very spéringly occtipied by Settlers. This ouLbreak hgts boon attended with the killing of 15 or Zwamellmflncn, whose loss muat be Severely Jolt-“By those imam settlements. The origin, of’t’hu troublc,.'as We underâ€" stand it, is about as follows: A region 'of country int/he south-east; part of the State-7 called the‘Klainuth inservacion, had boon nsrigned by the G'uvanment to the cow-.- bancy 'of the Modoc ‘Indians.’ ‘Here the Government; had made lihuxal provision for the acyummbdatiun of the lndifins, lookxn., 6i course to “kit civilization and to the adoption by‘thcm of habits ()1 industry. The Modocs, ii; seems, wore averse to going on to the reservation, prefa'yringllho idle, vagaâ€" bond life which they had been accustomud to lead. They who on friendly terms with the tew sewers ,inihat region, and no seri. ous trouble; wa's'apprehgndged‘trom them; still it was desirable that,,th:y should be made to oucupy the" reservation assigned to them. Theii reluctance was borne thli fox :1 ‘éonsitiemble time, until“ finally imperative 01 dors camo trom Washingmn-Lhat [he gav- ageé must be {alien to their rcsérvuuon by force, if no other means would suflioe. Persuasion was used, but withouu avail. Fi- nally, a company of United States troops was ordered to the camp of Scat-faced Charley, a chief oi the tribe. with directions to remove him and his people ~f0rcibly if they refused to go peaceably. And hereLMcems to us, without intending any ('aptfous criticism of anybody, a. Seriousâ€"misrako was made. The ti'oepsfirom Fort Klammh, orderud'lo this duty, wore entirely too 1' w; in number to oarry out theordur if iorcqgl oulé b~: rc uh' d.‘ But 1: waS‘tSupfihséii‘,‘ 6.6%, he Indians would act be so mad and reckless us (Jor'y, very» badly ipjmd; Mrs. James _ fififlgm Qutgiy; fii‘ffi-‘WFlmr Fay Flanders of Uotry,»conductor; W. ‘H. Tick: or of l‘itu'SVille, seriously ; JV Cowdry, employe or the Philadelphia an 1 Erie Ruml at Corry. * ' ' ' Orville Swift of thefirm or Holliscer, Swift & 00., insurance agent of Corry, 15 missing. The accident was causal” by a k‘rokcn rail. Flanders will probably lose the toes of one loot and. the 'other 110?; entire from burns. ‘ He is any-go §1ightly 'wo'u'nded internally, ‘but Will p’r‘obably‘rccover. ' To the present time the dead bodies of 12 p'ers‘ns have been rucbvered, some uf which are; t'earfully burned ; and 35 persons are linown to have been wounded; some of them seriously. Amungfihe dead are: 7 Frank Taylor, baggage-man,-of Corry. E. Bacon of Bi'outou,~mail h Con. Malon: y of Brenton, tmc '~mastcz'. MI‘. Bu” of Sherman. Mr. Haite of Brocton. The others are at present untecoguimlrlei owing to the charred and blackened state 0‘: the corpses. Among the injured are : 'l‘llé'iollowflig is a partial list of the inâ€" jured: ‘ J acoh BcrliuerJrvjng, NV.~Y.; W. H. Ticknnr, Titusvifle, 9mm; Levi Briggs, Angola, N.Y.; J no. A. Hiltonhflochestcr, N.Y.; J oha Co‘wdy, (torg,__veryA tga‘d‘ly lipjm‘ed ;_MArAu. James M; (tersf'cbnductor, bédlv Lul’vll’td grid w'ill pro. Ivany die;- Mr. Duuham, Brocton; Col Bacon, mail agenA§,_dt§ng§yously injured. Maggie Umtin ; Wilbur F. Rice and wife, Titusvilb, Penn; chry Miner, J; J. Mare-b, ’l‘ituWille.’jPéut_1‘; -W. H LtgfiCurryr, Penn; The approach to Prospoc‘t Station is ovu‘ a tiestle bridge, about 60 teet high, and when within about 20 rods 0* this bridge, a tender wheel brok“, but the ham kept the track until the trestle was reached, when the two cars were thrown off and down into the ravme below, a distance of thirty lees. They took fire almost immediately from the overturned stovos, and betore help could reach the pawcngurs 18 were dcad, either crushed or burned, wvnile a. large number were woundéd. The following are known to have been killed: '0. Maloney, road master. Frank Taylor, baggage master. -Mark Haight, Brocton, N. Y. Mabrone, Westficld, N. Y; Mr. Newton, (or Mn Ryon, not known which,) Irving, N. Y. 3g Telegraph Do the Tribune. MAYV'}LLE, N. Y., Déc. 2A1.41‘11e afternoon mail train, consisting of an engine, baggage- car, and one. passwgcr coach, on the‘Bufl'ulO, C‘orr'y and Pittsburgh road, which passed here at 2:52 to-day, met, just this side of Prospect, a station thrura miles north, with an accidant‘, by which eighteen pcople_ wu‘e crushed or burned to death. - - ‘A mum THROWN FROM A TRESTLE NEAR MAY- YILLE, N. Y.-EIGHTEEN “mums Cnusm-m on BURNED T0 DEATH-PARTIAL LIST on THE ku Tms. ‘ ‘ It you print this, 1 may give myself the pleasant task of writing again. The priv cipal‘ neWSagent of this city, Montreal, is a Stock-y port man, ML Edmund l’lckup. I am only a literary navelcr. Muscular power was named a minute ago, bilt‘ _that does not necessa'rily [new the rude form? of the boot. it includes intelligence, which in this age of science becomesa power greater than that 0 me '6 manual labor. Some‘of the most thriving landed gentry in Canada camp to this country in colonies of poor band-loom weavers. All that territory is by nature the region of wheat; and except in patches GCCupicd by a few thousand Hudson’s Bay Company hunt- ers, is open for settlement; and it poss:'_sses coal Copper, iron, silver; gold ; with inland rivers for navigation. hills, which would be barren in o'her lati- tudes, turnips grow rapidly and large. West of Montreal the wheat growing rugion ex- tends all through the great frovinco of On- tario. But the prolific granary of the Amer- ican continent is to be that region of the Do- minion of Canada lying within the zone-of summer showers, extending two thousand miles westerly of Lake Superior; then be- yond that through British Columbia. to the Pacific Ocean. ' Terrer ixaxiiruud Slaughter. V ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE. One who has V\ b filed at tile Plough ’1 he Modoc indium ‘Wnl'. 1?:an ‘tzhe ‘gregon Heralq. ' West, is. the youngest son of Mr. Isaac NVest, blacksmith, wiieelwright, and farmer of Baltimore Hundred, Sussex 'coimty. Mr. West’s eldest son is dtad. The second is a sailor and resides near his father. The third is a physician at Roxana. Isaac is the -.fourth. One sister is married to the Rev. Mr. Mi Laughlin ot the Philadelphia Met: 0- dist Episcopal Conference, and the other is married to a farmer in S- ssex county Isaac worked as a boy on his father’s farm, attend ing a school in the winter. Isaac was sensi- tive and nervous, easily excited and impulâ€" sive. ‘He had an extraordinary liking for anything odtl,and when he-got hold of a.curi-. ositv he would ponder over and examineit,‘ and shon it with. enthusiasm to ‘his neigh- ' bors. His'friehds considered him. " 4 ‘ "I" “QUEER AND “UNACCOUNTABLE. Hew‘vas ambitious to excel in scholarship, and at eighteen attended Professor Brewer’s Sohool in Milford, and alteiward t’rofeSs-or lteynoltls‘s in Dover. He subsequently en'. tered Die-kinson College, at Carlisltv, l’a , and remained there tour years. In 1868 he gi'ad-. uated fairly. Aftar ashort vacation among his‘ tr ends ’ he began school in Milford in connection with theQRev. William l’.»D}J‘vis.’ This project .soon came to an end through an accident. ,Negrn niinsire;s rerited,,the building where the school waskepf, and Ithet Weight of the audience tied awaythe'floo'r. ‘ West wentfback being-aridjhenceto Dover, , where lief-started what he (termed a,Co’1legiâ€"‘ ate Institute. This lasted about a year. Toward the close (If-[1871. 'Wejsit'ma‘ri'ied the daughter of Mr. John 'S‘litvy’RECOi'der of Deeds tor Kent county. 3 ' k1, , muses riizs’i'" sifiscunAriouni oAs. , , ' About this time he began to tieartf‘pimhoh; ai‘y diseases'by the ‘in‘htiation of 'gas The formula for the manuiacture or this gas and the light to use it he purchased, it is said, in Philadelphia. lie had an oflice'in Baltimore during the winter oi 1871, and the spiing and suinmtr 0: 1872. This establishmenthe sold out to Mr. Way, son of, the Rev. E. J. Way of the M E. ChurchI Then West re- turned to "is friends until the autumn, when 1 he Opened an oflieo in novel". This he con- tinued to run up tu‘the time of the disciivery . pl' that horrible crime, which enabled a dis- tiuguished Delawarean to say, “Although Delaware may be the smallest Slate, it has the biggest tragedy.” I wnsr s1.rs'Hn IS HEIR r0 VAST ESTATES. When West was at college, he was remark- able for his romancing capabilitieS. He told marvellous stories of Wealthy relatives in ‘ various parts of the world. At one tinie’he :exeited the wonder and envy of his tellOw students by iniorming them that he had fallen heir to a vast foitune. He described to them the location (if a magnificent estate, and showed 'diagiams of thetstzitely man;â€" sion which stood on it. liegave them glow: ing deserfptfoni or {ve'e’K'sfipassed there in‘ ’ his hoyi_.ood, and built splendid ‘projects for the enjoyment of himself and his» friends in the future, when he should take ptssession of his property. Un- fortunately, however, he seemed to forget very soon the [story he had last told, and burst upon his iiiends with another startling romance even more wonderiul than the pre- ‘ vions one. In course of time his compan- iofis began, to understand him, and knew how tio'reet-‘ive his singuiar communications. 9%. wns'r's SOUTH AMERICAN rnornnrr. Wheuwgnwguwyim pyropvnaity itO‘ he did not leave him. During his late-r re- i sidcnce at Dovur he announced to his an! ,l’raL “'GSQSWMM [Correspondence'oi' the N. 1281113.] DOVER, Del, Du'c. 16.-â€"N0w that, the ex- citcmum'. conm'queht ' 0n the un-pqrailekd crime of Prof. Isaac Collins-West hasiabated, it i§ possible to remh many [acts which Were before unattainab e. I purpuspfi'n this lcttur fio 'gi'v'e you aii outline of West’s‘ezirly career, and‘oth'er particulars never befére published ,respecting his later life. ' The following is a description of the lava bed country, and which is likely to be the scene at the Modoc operations : It is located on the southern shore of Tule Lake, and is situated wholly in California,- just “south of the Oregon‘ bou .dary line, containing an area of-ten miles square, all cut up with fissures and deep gulches, and aboundmg with large caves, the largest cave being that known as Ben Wright’s cave, said to' contain fifteen acres of open space underground, in which there is a‘g'ood spring and many onen- ipgs by which a man can :rawl through, the main entrance being about the size of a common window. The gulches and crevices range“ train ‘a few feet to 100 feet in width, and many of them 100 feet deep. The In- dlans can travel all through this lava. coun try by trails known only to themselves, an l and stand on bluffs OVer a person 100 feet beneath, where it would require a long j urney to go to them. In this lava bed are also small flats luxuriant w1th bunch grass, ‘ whore cattle find great trouble in reaching by ‘ long, circuitous trawl over rough lava rocks, while on the (utsuirts of the lava bed may continually be found a large amount of stock, the cattle range being unsurpassed. The Indians can see every one coming in five miles ofl', without themselves being reen- 'l‘hey can also let their pursuers come with- in a low feet of the bluff and shoot down, re- tiring, if ncCessary, to other5 similar bluffs. As to food, the Indians can find all lhey want of cattle in and around the lava b d, and can also go out in the lake in canoes to ti h or shoot game. The only thing they now lack ful‘ a lung siege will be ammunition "or their guns; but they will make arrows instead. Those pursuing will have to tollow the Indians (in foot, and in journeyin. through these gullios and crevices to hunt them mu~t expect to find the Modocs on the high blufl's above them on every point, or making their way through concealed pas- sages to secure hiding places. It will re,- quire the greatest cunning and strategy to capture or exterminate the Modocs in this lava. section, notwithstanding their insignifi- cant numbers. THE'END OF. A CAREER 0FI FRAUD, LYING, AND DECEPTI N ~THE KILLER AND PLAYER OF COUCH TURNER ACCUSED 0F BlGAMY AND SWINDLINGâ€"H'S COLLEGE STORIES OF IMMENSE WEALTH-PASSING HIMSELF OFF AS A GOVERN- Mh DETECTIVE. to attempt fo‘r‘cil‘le resistance}. They did. however, rr-sisr. When the oilieer in eon]- mand, with his troops, came to Charley‘s camp, he first tried persuasion, and finally, when the Indirinsraw them was no other alternative but to fight or comply, they ma: rly and foolishly decided to fights. A skirmish ensued, in which, rome Indians were killed, and then they, IndianJike, commenced to ma snore the unsuspecting and defenceless settlers, whose isolated habitations favored the Indian purpose. Of .couISe the warfare is of short duration. Troops from other stations were quickly massed in sufficient numbers to protect the settlements, and the settlers themselves, aided min other parts of the‘counti‘y, were quite coni etent 0 their own prnteet’ionf , ‘l‘he Ind ans, quick to strike, were able,’however, to perpetrate their murders upon unsuspecting. families before they could be arrested. The result will be that the Lndians will now be forced upon their reservation, and mom pelled to stay there, under an adequate guard of ‘ Governmth troops. This will be Very speedily done. 'iâ€"h’l‘h‘érd'aughtpr of dch;"J._ .‘WS. quwuc ofgvhfigmph-is, a beautiful ahfl' cu tivhtsdjoung woman, was recently Seduced by Capt. J. ’1‘. Adams, 3 guest whom her Iather had tl‘ea'ed With great kindness. Gen Browne :hot the seducer, and has just been acquitted after a. brief trial. N ' " â€".Lord C’aitlmcsa, an English ‘peer, and guest at- the‘Fil'th Avenue Hotel at the time of the tire, distinguished himself on‘thzit or- cafiion. ‘ Although clad in severely Simple costume consisting of diaphamous nocturnal drapery, he pluck’l'ly' hc!d g]. hosg pipevto the flames till victory-'mrcl-icd 011’ his bannqi's. â€"According ‘to the Rock newspaper, the conscientious scruples of the Rev. ‘Capel Molyneux, which compel him to secede from the Church of England in ‘connection With the Bennett judgment, do not take cfixct I the close of the yeulj, ~â€"A Mrs. Sewel‘, ch'aury's (Magi) oldo f, died recently, agpd n1uety;sgvau.‘ .b‘heifwas bfi‘é‘dfh‘éhoir'of girls who grented WashiLg. ton with a. song upuu’hls entrance into New. huryport. â€"Mnster Judd; _Ph111ipsv.lle, lost his leg in threshing machine on_’1‘uesday. â€"A B. C. clergyman at Hull denounces the liquor traflic from thg alga}: tinguished lawy eis, but so far as I can learn reek ives no encouragement to hope from them. If he. (an raise iunds, which he is trying to do, he will no doubt secum nounsel. In that case it is probable tgat the-plca of self-defense will be set up. vAftm'rvt'hc dr'eadful crime 'hadwé‘ome to light, George Williams, the guest"ot Mr. racy,_wus tglly identiti» d as West,.the mur- ,dcl‘gr angi fluyuy of Cooch Turner; ,,_, ", Mr. Tracy,” he said, "‘fitjs newssm‘y that I shoplq finsguisgmy'self, as I am-gdug on a. very . 'dghcayte ‘mi§sionl:f?‘ , Thenupun he ch‘ang d sundry: a‘rpiglcs offipparplfand dc- parttd. ""” ' ""' ', ' ' « " ’ ' ’ 1n the afternoon Mr. Tracy’s suspici us were arousud, and he sought. an interview with his guest. Mr. Tracy asked to be fum- ishcd with some proof that his boarder was really aGoverumeut'detcctlve, as on iormer occasions lie-had suil'oreii 1n pocket through the rascality .6f‘meu who had ~rgcprcsemed themselves as such. West; said-that he had injured his footand lost his baggage and papers in.the mount accident on.the Phila- dclpbiav, ,Wilmingion, and Baltim: re Rai - road. He offered to pay his board in auvaLCe, and said he'Wuuld furnish proof in a day or two of his being what he representcd him- self. .1.:West mmfined in his mum aH‘vday Thurs- day, aua studioust avoided commg in con- tact; vy'th any 0116., On,Friday‘;moming he sent fo‘x“M‘r. Tracy, paid his bill,'and sald he was going" UV the’ncxt train,‘ fi‘h'd- would be back, perhaps, next da‘ -, anyhow nflxt week. slouch hat, pulled down over his head. A white kerchief covered the lower part of his face, and a pair of spectacles rested on his nose. He inquired for Mr. Tracy, on that gentleman’s arrival,a.sked to speak with him in private. The lunulord at once granted his inquest. West said that he wanted board for 1‘ ,ur or five weeks, and willed to know wh t Were Mr. Tracy’s tel ms. Mr. Tracy told him, and thereupon West said that he had a confidential communica- tion to make, - ,wnsgz, AS, A GOVERNMENT DETECTIVE. > He was at Government detective, Counter- feit coupuns on. $1,000 bonus of the Union Pacific Railroad weie in circulation, and he was one of twentyâ€"Eight detectives sent out by the Treasury Depaltment to lerret out the guilty parties. The 'l‘n-asury had discov‘end that the counterfeiting was done somewhere m at PhilfldLl} hia. West concluded the inter- view by saying that Mr. Tracy might think him a. per: on of little importance, but when he knew who he was he would change his opinion materially. There is a. very prevalent rumor that West was married two or three years ago to his cousin, Miss McCube, a. beautiful hnd amiac ble young-lady 0t Suss‘eX county. West, it is said, had long paid his addresses to her, but her friends were‘opposed to the match. One report says that he decoyed thegic ' away and was married to her in Philadelphia, and that subsequently he had told her that the clergyman who La. c per- ,formed the .â€"ceremony ‘was onet his friends who had assumed the Larac- tor for the occasion, and that she wax~ not his wile. Thereupon, it is further said, be [either in terrible anguish with a baby to take care-of Another Iiimor says 'that he was actually married to his cousin, but that he prevailed on the young lady,who was very pious, to believe that their union was wiekedbecausa of too close consanguinity. Another report says that this who e Story is without foundation. I am disposed to think there is some truth in it. ‘ TRYING TO SW'INDLE'A much. A lawyer of Milford says that some time ago West went to an agrd negress residing near that piece, and asked her whether she had not had in the army a. son who had penshed at Gettysburg. 'l‘he old woman said she had. Tuereupon West prevailed on her to Sign certain papers applying for boun- ty money, and to hand them over to him. West wrote to Washington, and presented aclaim for 5200. In the meantime the old gentleman who, had been to see her, had laid ‘ plans for the expenditure of the bounty. ,b‘ome time, however, elapSed, and the old woman‘grew impatient. She went, tor the lawyer in question, and he wrote to Wash- ington in time to stop the payment of the claim to West. ' When West found that he had been circumvented he went to the old lady, gave her $20, and got her to sign another paper, authorizng him to draw' the money. The lawyer, however, was ten smart *or him, and went to Washington in person, and got” the mon~-y before West could use his new authorization. vTIlE MORNING AFTER THE CRIME wns KNOWN. - A‘l'ter West set fire to the room, with the view of exploding the powder which he had deposited on the floor, he remained around [on enough to See that his scheme had failed. Then he got upon the freight train bound north, and Went as far as Delmar. lhence he walkrdvto Salisnury. Md., where he arrived during the t'orenoon. He entered the Peninsular House, kept by Mr. Tracy, and booked himself as George Williams He told the clerk that he had just arriwd irom Delmar, whither he had trawlled on the mghttrain. He had on a. long, heavy OVerâ€" â€"Mercury ~â€"20° at Ottawa 011 the 24th. -â€"-‘New ‘iron mine diécofiéi‘ed afi Clifton, n quaintanqcs that an uncle in South America had died and left him heir to a vasn Iortuue. He c-iosedup his business and made arrange- meups ,to quit Dover. So earnest and serious motile Stem, that“ his friends were de- i eeivcd, and ‘thn he did leave the piacc‘ no one doubted that he } ad actually fallen heir to immense wealth. After a short abrencc, however, he returned, and managed to eouduot himself in such a way that many believed he had secured the csiates and was in the enjoyment Iof their large revenue 6. . Tea‘ms ; 0m: ll’Doléar' [per [Annumzz'n pidcan'c. “THE YORK HERALD,” ‘UBLISHED "AT ' THE OFFICE P YONGE gin, RICHMOND HILL. Issued Weekly on Friday Morning 'ALPEQED k'RANIPULENT MARRIAGE. \VES'I“S LAST DISGUISE. gm VSCOT-TuPâ€"ROPRIETQR r. fie were; a. large