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e. TO THE LADIES, 6RRr

MILLINERY n l7N 49HSA IN G OBS AT
REDUCED mn 49, NH PRICES.
MFRS. G. w PISA ~, ENAROPER. No 165
IVA POYDRAs STREET. between Car0ndeet and Baronns
having yet large Stock Of MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS hand, will continue to sell at Reduced Prices
during the season.
Just received, an assortment of FANCY GOODS, BON
NETS and large lot Of Beautiful RIBBONS and TRIM
MINGS.
MIS- r. Wishes altO to call the Ladies' attention to the
stye in which she cleans and alien old BOnnets Please
call and examine.
~ County orders puncually attended 70. BOnnets
oleaned and altered for the frnds. ip26 2m
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ORBsORNT CITY HoTHI,

CORNER CUST0yHH0 USE .aND FRONT SITS
VNJlsIs be opened for the reception Of RIDERS or
w. WEDNESDAY,, January g. 1879 Well fur -
nshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen aAsH
TABLE~-fhe best the market will afford RAa84
The above establishment has been built By the propTeto
expressly tor the accommodation Of city and transient Board
1t Of the most healthy and airy situaops in t6s
CITY aud pains will be spared to render those who
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
~ Terms leas0nabeas any establishment Of the kind
in theOity Eja1 dS WIT IL ALEX NDEP Pyopyist1s
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QARROLLTON HQTEL.

QARROLLTON HOTEL.
IL undersigned respectfully inform thepublo that they
4 have just taken the above mentioned establish -
ment, with the extensive Gardens, Ten PIN Alleys.
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, etc. etc. appertain- -
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable Improvements therein, they
now prepared to receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boagde IL is almost useless expatate the
numerous attractions to be found the CanOton Hotel
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment the estab
nshment second to none in the South possessing
does, almost un1vaed scenery and the artificial helps Of
Gardening ~ the production of fruits and flowers such
as are no where u be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place OF temporary rustoaOn--as retreat from the
noise hustle and Of city -it merits more than odi
mary notice from the yisiteF.
The undersigned spphse the the public that their LardeI
VIII always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ties OF Game, Fish etc; and they have laid in finely
ssoTsd stock of Wines and other Liquors they furnish
Dnneror Supper or Chance Repass, to private parties
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore etter themselves that in add
ton to their 8ssduOus efforts to please the heEutY
the location, its salubrOus atmosphere the with which
access may be had 70 their establishment by railroad render
the CaOlOn Hotel the desirable fa
ANGEL & CHANDLER
~ For terms Of Board etc, inquire at the Planten
Hotel, ora the Hotel in CauOllton. Capt. A. AEeELL
n
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SUMMER WATRRING PLACE.

SUMMER WATERING PLACE.
VNHE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
for the reception Of Visitsr Since the last summer
the Establishment has undergone thorough renovation, ri
and has been considerably enlarged. The accommOda-A
tons for FAMILIES single persons cannot be surpassed
Il equaied BY any establishment in the South. Situated
mmediaey on the Gulf and on the great Northern Mai
Route between New Orleans and Mobile 1t be reached
from either direction by the boats plying between those places
and daily abe kept up with all parts of the
country. IL is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile, and glance at the map will show
the superiority Of its location all other points the
coast for pure air and bathing. OYSTERS and FISH
had in abundance and prepared in the most recherche
style. Riding Fishing, Sailing, Rowing Billiards, Ten
pins and such other usual at places Of
public resort ara provided at PascaROua and well selected
BAND OF Music will be in constant attendance
The BAR will be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There Physicians well skilled in their profession
and the diseases of the climate located at PHseag0ua and
Of hsn for the present season. will have his abode in
the Hotel and will give his unremtted attention 10 nVads
such may desire his services The other Physician has
his abode in the immediate vicinity of the Hotel
EW@ There is an excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL, pre-
sided by competent teacher, in the vicinity Of tbs
Hotel to which families disposed, can send their children
~ Persons wishing accommodations, will address the
isi4 5ms nj. J. McRAE. Proprietor.
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
gdstsr Shore Of Mobile BaV Tan AiLes Sontheast of

AUILYW UOD HOUSE,
EdSG5rR Shore OF Mobile BaU-Ien Miles Southeast of
he CITY Oh Mobile.
n AHlS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort, having IN
deTgone many alterations and additions the A-gk
past winter. Is for he reception OF visit kass
eu, Tbs house is on bluff forty feet above the A
eve OF the Bay and 10 the beezes Omevery direo
uon Its dry and healthy atmosphere with the fine Salt
Water and Shower BathingA of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors and Wines and
Table with the best the market aOrdsBfds Fresh Fish
and Oysters in abundance lender tone Of the most pleas
ant resorts in the Southern country.
There low pressure boat making two TINS daily con-
Meeting with the NewOneans boats.
In addition to the main building, number Of neat Cot
lagos Co each) have been erected expressly for fam
lies at convenient distance and where they can be retired
aud Tres from the usual hustle of hotel.
, CHARGES 80.
Per Week .....,,.,...,,. =. q hi
Per Day, / 50
Children and Servants half pfoe.
WILLARD FREEMAN.
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a LIS persons wishing 10 procure our PIANO FORTES
"A Ia the heWOhsans market, either with
o. sillout the hOLlAH ATTACH
MAYO. No ca l8iS srset e our d1y aa.0 81 Uu
thQIzed gent for that city, aud s fully authorized 70 sell
Boston prices with only freight and insurance added and
% receive olar for any dssenpOn Of instruments
featured By leasing Il optional wit the purchaser 70
eGt the same M not satisfactory their arrival in New0
leans. Every instrument sold above Is Wauauted by
and 70 be exchanged without expense 70 the purchaser II
aoi found satisfactory after trial Each instrument will IN
ssiuIe Be accompanied with an invoice At our BOSTON
y AHtt PRICES which may be BY every purchaser,
nqied We have the exclusive Ight aud The
pNtt.s manufacturers IN Boston, Of The PATENT go
Ian ATTACHMENT. we ~ anuiaetura the Seven.
~ lf StA A PIANO FORTEs. with and without
@s'''Hl Nsspsi ~ lsis, gi2 I'm
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HARIWELLS WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No. 223 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILaDE LPHL

No. 4Aa OIIH0JV OF oEhNEI, FHIL.3D ELPHLa
ElNHE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
4 friends that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -,
has been under bis charge for several years has inst
been elegantly reittsd, enlsfged and refunished te
most fashionable manner and the entire Organization OF
every department complete The most splendid suits OF
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, Tenders it of the desirable in the
city TOT Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either
upon business OF pleasure and there shall be exeons
spared 70 have It continue to merit the liberal support has
heretofore received H. j. HARTWEI,f. :
- The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
f8adiness my7 d&Wtf
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y obj. w. WORTHINGT0N, General yqgent ana
AO Collector Rodney Jefferson eoupty, Mlsgssppi, will
aen gunctusy to the Collection Of Notsl, DTafts, Ac
counts in this and thsSOuthan part Of
Refers te--Drske s. Evans, BT0ugnOn 4 Murdoch,
EincFaLdt Warren 3 Co, Rodney, Mlssf 1lhn Goodil,
RichHEd Beck, r. II. g. NJ. Bayy, New OraHnEi w.
4. Henry T.. A. 8. Doniphan, Natohez; James GOodR,
Cincinnati Jal Hand, Philadelphia j. e, James, Le1ing
on IhOs Freelsnd Clsibome county Miss. ap29
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
SMITH q BROTH Err. s 2 Common st
HAVE FOR sALE--sADDLEss suitable for those 90
a. 4 ing TO California cheap and good "a
BhlpLES, Bits Sduups, Saddle Bags and
INDIA RUBBER GOODS Ofevery kind and 3
description s4ng them nay be found Caps Goats Cspe.,
EaTpaulns Tents, Clothing Bags, etc., etc.
At the sign Ofthe GOLDEN SADDLE, 50 Common
afra
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ING MATERIALS, AT Auction Prices.
h MeCuTCHEOHs 100 ST. CHARLES Street. 9 doom
AZ. above Poydas-keeps constantly
on hand good assortment OF NEW -
AND SECONDHAND FURNI.
YuRE euiled Hair and Moss Ma q Jaa-aAa-I
TkAssES, made Of the best materials which he is Dis
.hEbA kAlhS Of Furniture end Mattresses and an Kinds
of JOINING done at short notice. and bY the best work
mqn.. Epfnture packed, moved and shipped with care
~ New and Second hsnd Furniture bought ETC etc
iyIe 3m ID. MaCUFCHEON. l09 81 ChaIes 81.
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NUREMBERG HOsPTTAL,

LUZENBERG HOSPITAL,
Situated on the Pontohartrain Railroad.
THE above Hospital oI the last fourteen yesu under the
a skiltu and attentive infringement Of the late Dr. -
o. A, luzenbefg under the care of Dr. j. fi
RHODES, for the reception Of patients. ~
Terms Of .ddlalesi0H--
In the Upper WaIds-One Dollar per day
In Private WaTds-irOm Two to Three Dollars per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged extra.
Within The large enclosure is an INSANE HOSPITAL,
devoted only 70 the treatment Of those afflicted with insanity
\ ~ Aseparate and distinct building for Small Pox and
other contagious diseases
For further particulars apply to Dr. w. IRVINE at the
Hospital, orto Dr. ]. RHODES, q Royast isI48m
HOLMES & CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
II EsPECFUILY inform the public and their former
cnsomers, that they nave reHl0bedt0 1919 G9RfPTER
STREET corner g Car0adeLetMheIe they prepared 10
hllofdes Cor MINERAL WATER fof thsEupply of Steam
boats Hotels Ban and Private antilles or f0f Expectation
~ B.A Liberal Discount allowed to GTocen and Com
eY- SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains, heretofore with and superior DrRwina
AppaFatuE ans 6nl
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~ Ihe Dra Will leave New Orleans and CsrrotOn svsv
hour atlsIl clock on Sunday if the weather Is fair
- The Lafayette Home Car will leave every is minutes
lfOm The eOnerof BsTonne and Canal Sta. mayl2-6m
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NiEDIOAL

MACGIBBON has removed TO So PHILIPB3
- STREET, between Gruver and Common. jy6 Ga
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"a We have on hand a large assert. CT77Esg~SzSye
k ment Of all kinds Of izs9A - Ass
SS India Rubber Goods ~5AHhRfs IL R@
suitable for persons going to -.allza=a.Aa
California such as Beds Pillows, Blankets, heggins
g0aks. Pouches, Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking Cups
Bags, India Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
-ALsO-
"a complete stock Of SADNLERY. TRUNKS aBd
HARNESS. at Wholesale and Reia at the Lowest market
prices. Country Merchants and Saddlers can be sup
Piled with every article in our line. ~ Orders put Up
with care. J, A. HORTON & CO.,
Au4 d&W 50 Common st. and II Canal st.
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES
q CALIFORNIA HOUSES p OR IN BT, I--built with
~ dispatch. Alzo. NEGRO QUARTERS eheap -
and Heat model, % Be ieaa al he Shop-wheTs sl Ii
kinds Of CARP PEN HERING WORK and JOBBINGls
i done, All 81. CHARLES STREET, near .Js,lia
4pz u MILLER 3 DlB0Iia.
~ Orders from the Country promptly attended to-
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE vVAREHoIusR.
u. ne. lib gFsd 100 f7RyaYLER STREET.
ll ss. as5i4s AL 1919 y t rs Of
sale low for cash approved paper Also -
spIi1gas Axla5, Lamps, Bands, Cloths, ~ 81
Leather, haoe, aadVBmish
ausemd&W E.W. HALE& hUM.
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES,
Al ME Subscriber have hand a large and well
a. selected assortment Of CARRIAGES, Fu7a -
end afe constantly receiving from the best ~ "
Northern Manuiaotores, every style and p
varialy, Purchasers would do well to give ~ y -.
usa call. "A. WOODRUFF ~ COZ.
ap23 6md&W l05 St. Chahesat.
FOR CALF OR1JLAs
SADDLES. BRIDES, BITS, STlRRUPs, etc. Of
~ every description IgNAlL9 n UBBER gsSe-N
CLOTHING, Of all kihds. AIR BIDS, Pill -
lows, fARPAUL4Ns, SADDLE BAas. Il. TENTS
India Rubber Tent Cloths, of all sizes, for sale BY
SMITH q BROTHER. 81 Common q.
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A BROWN q Co. Dealers in az klnds Of Z U1f-
IA BER-Cypress, White and Yellow Pine, Mahogany,
Black Walnut, Oak Ash and Poplar. Mahogany New
ellis and Bausers, Lath, Sand and Fife Bnck-320 Maya
zine street, New Orleans. e. STEAM SAW-MIlL,
Natchez Miss.
~ Orders for all kinds of CYPBE ss LUMBER, delivered
any where the Mississippi River below Naehez at short
notice. aps lvd suiW
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Taoaas q. IN B6F IN. ga a5 ) RaLPH& co

n
Z 'BESE Steam Gauges are used on the following
steamboats keEry-bOat Two Brothers, Alex. Scott
AutOcfat Illinois, Sutdna Grand Turk, Eudora, Magnolia
Amaantl q a. Watkins aska, Phnee9s, Pineess y 3,
Natehez, New Orleans. Mary F0ia, Ohyia--Tow.bUats
Mary kingsand, PhDnX, swan. Persian, Hercules. and
gonquefor. ~ By enQuirnk Of the Engineers OF these
the Steam Gauge. ia 8m
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The New YoRK AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Presiden
TAYLOR has returned the following letter of acceptance
answer to an invitation attend the annual fair of
the State Agricultural Society," be held Syracuse in
September:
WASHINGTON, d. c., April %, lS49.
SIR received your favor of the 18th instant extending
on the part of the executive committee of the New York
State Agricultural Society invitation attend the
exhibition of the society to be held in September,
the city OF Syracuse.
Deeply inere sted have always been, in the cause of
agriculture it would afford me the highest pleasure be
present exhibition. shall endeavor attend and
hope that my engagements will permit to do In the
mean time beg you receive for the executive commit
tee my sincere thanks for their invitation and my best.
wishes for the of the in which they
gagged.
remain, with high respect, your most obedient servant,
Il. TAYLOR.
BENZ JOHNSON Cor. Sec N. Y. State Agricultural So
ciety, Albany, N. Y.
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CARPHTiNG, Floor OilcIoths, and Furnishina
~ Goods 0enerally.-P. H. ROOE 81 Co., Marke
Space between 7h and 9Th Streets would respectfully ash
the attention Of citizens and hoasekeepes generally thei
very extensive assortment Of furnishing dry goods every
description adapted the present approaching sea
sons, among which they name
5000 yards superior Ingram Competing, spring dc.
signs
800 yards superior imperial S-py carpedng English
1880 yards ~, b. and So Venetian Competing, for pas
sages and steps
1000 yards tapestry and Brussels carpetng low
priced
TOO yards chntz baizes, 124 and Ga
80 pieces floor oilclohs, from to two Yards wide
rs different designs OF very superior English ocloths
which win be cut to fit any sha ped passage OF
hall, in one entire piece, some Of VIII oh very
rich and elegant
l15 pieces premium mauings, every width
Also sheetings, counterpanes, table damasks
Damssk tsbeclohs, satin damask napkins
Towellings, table and piano covers
Door mats, chenele and tulted rugs, &c.
All ofwhch we determined to offer upon such term
a. 70 insure sale any who may favor with a Gall Az
ask comparison Of our stock and prices with those
Of our neighbos, ApN-staw4wif
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motion Of these scoops rapid that one can hardly
distinguish them. They look like continuous pan of corn
going up. The of vessels laid up for the winter
other season, them in this basin in preference
lifting them lie exposed in the harbor the
difference insurance. when thus protected paying the
difference between Of leaving them mercy of
winds waves and laundering shippers oil saers and steam
passing and fro in the harbo at night and keeping
them thus positively safe from every contingency,
fire. OF which the risk is greater when lying in the stream
Money today is 'cheap dirt Gas they say in all
street y low for any season of any year Notwithstanding
the warke Of the Cambra's news, embracing the
fall in Lverpo ~ cotton, having recovered from The
shock that occasioned holders, is firm at the half
further rise in the market. Breadstuis going up, with
a brisk demand for expectation When money is low, cot
ton hrm with fair prospect for corn, wheat rye, Gc, Of
trade is in fine condition, they really the
thermometers by which the heavy operators in every
other branch of trade gauge their business in greater
less degree
Wood, recently convicted here for numbering his wife,
by administering her arsenic, sentenced to-day
hung the I'D of June He begged longer delay
enable him establish his innocence but the evidence
being very clear, his prayer denied.
Donaldson the negro singer convicted Of mansau
in the third degree, for killing Meehan i'm a street bfaw
about year ago, also sentenced two and half
years i'm the State prison. mansanghter was committed
yesterday afternoon the Points.
Just talking OF little else in New York than
the affairs Of Europe and Of Canada The i'm preston is
ginning ground that the Montreal revolt will prove a rebel
lion of almost the entire upper province, with proposed
the United States the raying cry Of the
revolutonists. Our usual Canadian sympahisers
quanday, their old friend standing forth staunch loyas
this muss" The present rebels, tories odious
with them yet their greater nntpahy the British gov
inclines them stand by Sir Allen Nc Nab
while he holds against the Queens representative
though the of the quarrel question which they
(the American sympathsers) side with Lord Egin Is
this Il curious and amusing dilemma w.
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character comes up 10 his reputation. he will not allow
you TO cheat him"
before the election, with double and triple sets OF prin-
ciples each for different localities, as they are TO
"manage" the General since his election
think all candid and well-nformed persons will ad-
nit that General Tayors election secured by the
personal pledges he gave in his various letters that he
would pursue liberal and non proscrptve course. If
he violates those pledges, knowingly, he furnishes
his personal honor, and willis the lauels that wreath his
brow II he ignoranty supnely suffers the wings
manage him. so as TO violate these pledges he exhibits
himself an lmbece, and proves his nomination one ''not
hi to have been made"
From the indications thus far fear the latter viii
prove to be the case and from the months expe
Renee we have had and from the we'll known character
OF the wing party is safe TO predict that this admins
traton will be marked for its and relentless pro-
scnplion Tor It's pecuatlons and excesses and that 1t
VIII terminate It's career amid the Kisses and execraons
OF the people
General Taylor. before his election volunteered 10 sur
render the veto power for a seat in the White House
Since his election he to have surrendered the APP
pointing power to make that seat personally easy being
content 10 act the automaion. 1t was Junius, believe
who said OF General Burgoyne, after his defeat that he
'rich, dsgraced and coniented" | hope we shall
have occasion TO parody this remark IN regard TO
General Taylor, that he is President, dsgaced and con-
tented.
Many of the new appointments are scandalous, and
belle all his declarations of seeking honesty and capacity
in filling Offices The most active IN election frauds in
cOrruptng the balot-box, have been placed important
influential and responsible stations Men of the Bella
Badger odor have been selected to occupy official
seats heretofore Clean and the President incapable
of seeming their flavor The Senate, hope, will have
keener oactores, and will apply the corrective. Chic
ride of lime will be in demand
[Our correspondent paints with bold pencil but he
does not seem TO be that the most obnoxious
appontee of the present administration holds his office
in contempt of the Senate, well of the peo-
pie The Second Assistant Postmaster General is not
submitted 10 the Senate for their scrutiny and conma
ton.
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From a Correspondent In Mnssachusetts.


admire the force and spirit of your anmadversions
upon the dongs OF the present administration The
reputation that General Taylor acquired in the Mexican
was dear to the country, and rendered him favor
ite with the people His early letters the subject of his
nomination TO the presidency confirmed these favorable
prepossessons But large portion of the democratic
party hesitaed in regard 10 his fitness for responsible
and elevated station he soon began TO change his posi-
ton, and to court nomination from the wings Still, he
contTved by his potestaons of patriotism, Importantly
and beraty retain the support of enough democrauc
voters who conhled in these pledges TO under he
circumstances, his election His success, however,
would hardly have been achieved. with all this demo-
cratic support but for the detection not TO say treachey
of another body of men. the leaders Of whom owed their
eminence and influence 10 the bounty and generosity Of
the democracy From the time of General Taylors first
Allison letter the shrewd wings gained confidence in the
policy Of running him for the presidency In that letter
ne clearly proered barter the veto power, one OF the
most important powers conferred BY the people in their
constitution upon the President. for seat in the White
House This proposition at once gave them the idea
that the General either not very nice in his noliens
OF political morality, not very acute in his political
perceptions. In either he just their man. In a
conversation with leading and influential whig soon
alter Cen Taylors nomination, remarked to him that
thought they he whigs) had taken candidate with
insufficient knowledge OF his political principles and
views. He replied, ave don't care for that We wM
manage him" "Then,n said |, ''You start with the
design OF ruling General Taylor by deceving him, II his
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From the New York Courier.
Affairs In Canada.
MONTREAL, April 3O--5, p

MONTREAL, April SO--3, p m.
Lord Elgin came to town at o'clock to-day.
The carriage was escorted by troop of provincial
cavalry.
The streets lined all the way to the government
house by the people, who hissed cursed and peed the
chariot as it passed,
When the escort had passed the French Cathedral into
Notre Dame street. company of the 23d regiment closed
in behind to protect the coHSge
Opposite the government house, his lordshp struck
by stone on the head, and by an egg in the face.
The troops then separately cheered.
The members of Parliament then proceeded to the gov
eminent house to present their address.
AS they passed through the crowd they actually
covered with dirt and the yolks Of eggs.
The members proceeding in such plight escort
ed by soldiers receive the Governor General of Can
ada, to present to him an address from the Parliament,
congratulatng him the quiet state Of the country.
During the passage OF the members through st Paul
street, the riot act was read and the troops charged No
lives lost though the crowd very dense This
is sign how troops whose hearts with the people
can act, if necessary.
The Governor proceeded out of town by the suburbs.
Major Bouches has arrived from Kingston and has
waited Sir Benjamin D. Urban, represent to him the
dreadful state of the country, and to urge that if
thing is not done the people will march Montreal