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Port Liss for the ~ Hours Ending as
Two o'clock, II. ~.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Gen. Anderson, Column; VIM. White, Paducah;
octayia, Mound City, Melnotte, Cincinnati,
Kellogg, 81 Louis, City OF Cairo, Memphis,
Emma No 3, NO Dexter, Louisville.
DEPARTURES.
Gen. Anderson, Colum. VIM White, Paducsh;
Melnotte, st Louis, Kellogg, N %
City Of Cairo, ST Louis, Dexter, o
Fiirf, 81 Louis, Great Republic, NO
Emma No g. Cincinnati,
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"Barretrs" Celebrated HAIR Restora.
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RIVER NE VS..

The world uses "Barrett's.n
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR RENT.

I'OR RENT.-The Levee building Lot g. Il 3.
II lately occupied 10y Parker a Phillips and VIM.
Winter. Possession given Immediately.
aprl6dn G. WINSTON, No "a Ohio Lcyee.
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An opportunity TO do this at lower rates was never
presented IN the CITY.
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FOR SALE.

L'OR SALE, CHEAP-New Cottage and three
IL lots, corner Locust aud Sixteenth streets.
marl6dd GREEN q GILBERT, Attv.s
LNOR sALE-Three desirable residences at bar
I gains. lteb2ltfl JOHN w. TROvER co.
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4 not read, otherwise the ceremony would
have been endless. The Pope delivered .
speech In general terms Of affection and
gratitude, and then looked out OF the
central window of the hall upon the
crowd assembled in the piazza below to
listen to the hymn expressly eomposedby
the Maestro Gounod for this occasion,
snd which was being performed by sew
en- military bands AMI a thousand sold
iers as q singing chorus.
Pic NOno's appearance at the balcony,
Whencs he usually gives bis be1edictlon,
was saluted by the wavi1gs OF hsndkeI-
chiefs and the UiVGs of the crowd, and he
Rrstified their Enthusiasm by coming for
ward q second time before leaving the
hall. The attraction OF the evening was
ths 0irdRdoId on the Janieulum. Every
available spot commanding q view OF
the fireworks was crowded, but they
we're considered to be less successful than
usual, and the grand discharge of rockets
reserved for the finale unfortunately got
ignited before the right time.
All sorts Of anecdotes about what was
done and said during the festivities, of
which l have described part, are in cir
eulstiOu, and two remarks are attributed
tn his Holiness rather pungent towards
Victor Emanuel and Italy. Pic Mono
informed dIFl1mAtist who inquired
vhat present his NJ jesty had sent, that
King VictOr Emanuel only sent to the
Vatican to inteTcede for assGssins. To
the Senator at Rome his Holiness ob-
served, " Italy has published her Green
Book fths official collsction OF diplomatic
and ministeFiG! dOcuments) snd We will
publish g6l6ea book, which shall con-
tai1 list Of the addresses and offerings
Of cur subjects and Of the soyereigns and
people Of the Catholic world on this COM
m amoratiVe recurrence
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ThursdaE. Nay 90. 1859.

To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, al
the Charleston Houre, corner or New Madison
street ana Charleston Avenue, in the ely OF
Memphis Tennessee, between legal hours, aud
commencing 81 IL O'CLOCK am. OF said day, the
following described property belonging 70 the
estate OF said Ban srupt, viz:
1. The said BankruFts interest tu the prem
ises known as the Charleston House or Madison
House, situated on the corner Of New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue, in the city OF
Memphis the same being he a by Bankrupt
by waTranJee deed from John ID. Armour, sub
jeet 70 deed Of trust executed by Bankrupt
to p. II. DaVis, trustee, TO secure to said Ar
mour certain notes given for pur hass money /;
also, subject to certain attachments aga DSt
said Armour and 70 deed OF trust gwen by
said Armour prior to BankTupG's purchase.
2 The said BanKrupt's Intei est IN q lea ehold
and house at Central Point, in tbs City OF Mem
phis described as follows to wit sixty feet or
;he east part OF the lot on Spring street, IN the
Dunn subdivision, formerly leased to Norris
en- which sands "a double cottage said lease Is
froEl 3. b. WadGell agent, to AIIlard 6 Rogers,
the lease, are in litigation N the Chaucery
court OF Memphis. in ease OF NiIlard Va.
Rogers The said lease has also been trans
ferred to John d. Armour as collateral securi y
for payment Of the purchase money Of said
charleston House.
5. The BaE krupt's interest in the following
Lot No :, ock Il, fronting g feet on Her
naodo street, Uy 100 feet deep.
lot No :, Block 49, fronting 90 feet on Vance
st-t ct, ny 25g est Uesp.
Lot No. 5, B osk 81 fronting 81 feet on Null
Memphis, Tennessee, held by 4ld 1nkrupt By
tax title, deeds fIou the city Of Memphis
dated 1896
4 The Baukrupt's interest (undiVided one
half in the following lands, viz ; + frastiOnal
part of section y rs, \ R9 r.; " = OF 5 w
section 6, T 9, n K E. n F = Of sscti n L I g. n
r E; : y OF n + u OF section IA, 7 8, n RSE,
ia Crlttenden county, Arkansas, containing
800 acres, more or less, held by Bankrupt by
title bond of G. n. Nj Ter, dated from June /
1866, subjec, to lien Tor unpaid purchase money,
and also subject TO deed OF trust TO secare
payment OF certain notes Que TO K. g. Whip
pie.
5. A large lot of hotel furniture, consisting of
carpets, mating, b6dsjeads, bedding. chairs Ia
bles, wasusiands, lounges, SOFAS, looking q iss-
es, pictures, shades, lamps, chamber tulniture,
etc, ETC., ana one meIoteon.
8. All the bills of exc6ange, note b pds Sc
Gu -ities, cebts, accounts, b-oks ccouDt,
c aifBs, equities. chooses IN action, anN all acd
singular the personal effects of said bankrupt,
O. every kind and description,
Tie schedule and other evidences of properly
are to be seen al my office.
A deposit OF ten per esnt required Of all bid.
GeTs on each purchase.
W Y. CIRODE, Assignee, etc,
45J Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
April o. 1859 ana
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tsined smonest us, our people have been
/ misunderstood and greatly trsaoce1
/ abroad. Lst "a, by industry, skill and
| economy, reap all the advantages Wdlen
have been pisoed within our grasp by
/ the bouutisnl hand OF Providence in our
! prolific soil and genial climate, Let Us,
| hv the practice Of virtue and sobriety,
snd all the charities OF lie, disarm al!
! criticism. Let us maintain high sta1d-
( ard OF education and morality for our
I youth that they msY be fitted fer al toe
/ duties and responsibilities which, msy by
! possibility devolve upon them. Above
all. let us struggle with hearty good
will 10 build up the waste places and Sc
I cure prosperity aud plenty to our people.
/ In sIl sFes the God of battles has made
! some curious and inexplicable decisions.
I But il is rot f0r us to find out the reasons
which controlled Him. Itis ours only %
! obey the decision, because from iE there
is no appeal. In the late war, the power
of arms decided that we should remain
/ one people, now and forever. The God
of battles decided the case IN favor
Of Union. Now the true Christian must
jussifv the ways OF God 10 man, and
tberefors be must say It was visest and
hast that the case should be so decided.
From this position duty Is devolved
unon every msn. Esch individual is
bruDd TO contribute his mite to make
this people a great people, rODg, happy,
prosperous aud glorious. i think We
may ell hold the firm assurance in our
minds that the public eOBseieacs ia the
governing eecti0D Of the United States
will some day be awakened, that pyejd-
dice and unehsritsbleness and Ill will in
the end give way to kindness and oroth-
erly love. inst the heel Of the OppressOr
will be raised, that our State Govern
msut will be placed under the Influence
OF the virtue, intelligence, religion ano
wealth Of the country sa5 We shsll te
placed on an equality with ail otheF citi-
zsns Of the United States. A great dss-
tiny awaits the peopls Of America; We
ought and We must contribute our part
in working it OUT. We are not called oa
tosacrifice our il dependence Of character,
our honor or our self respect, but simply.
to follow the plain Gi1tates OF duty, sad
wait, and 1 feel ss certain ss ma nignt
succeeds the day, go certain will the Gov
eFnment still need you; Oaly be true
and faitRfuI to yourselves and your
whole country, and be prepared to sct
well your part when that day arrives.
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Dissolution.

VIHE firm of ROBBINS & BRADLEY, OF
solved by mutual consent The firm name
will be signed by either partner tn liquidation.
Tue entire stock OF goods and the good will
of the business has been sold and conveyed to
Messrs. BARBOUR, WILDER SIMPSON,
who viii conduct IN Memphis the business, on
their cwn account and In whose behalf the
confidence OF the public is respectfully So
neited.
ELISHA ROBBINS,
z6 Warren Street, New York City
EDWARD BRADLEY,
223 Second Street, Memphis. Tenn.
Dated at Memphis, April 30, 1863.
Jas. 6. BARBOUR, THos. d. WILDER,
JAS. G. SIMPSON.
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Copartnership.

ICROM the above, Il VIII be seen that we have
II become the successors of Messrs Z. Hob
bins q Bradley in the general Hardware Busi-
ness. Our well known experience in tbis trade
induces us to rely upon continuance or the
predecessors. We propose TO keep ON hand q
stock well adapted to the wants OF the sur
rounding couotry, and will be prepared st all
times to oTer great Inducements 20 Purchasers.
BARBOUR, WILDER q SIMPSON.
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AGENTS Wanted Erer, Ehere.l

NJ. .CADARTS Pure Vegetable Cooring, 81 .
pound, sufficient to give rich golden yellow
TO 300 pounds Of White Butter; 81 cents per
sample package. sent TO any address No
farmer should be without ib. as white and
str4aly Butter Is worth nom six TO ten cents
pound less In all markets than that of q rich
yellow feo1
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External Implication,

No internal adjuvants being required in any
case, only to regulate the bowels, II cOnstipated
or in DisTrhes and Dysentery.
The FILES, while astonishingly prevalent In
their various fOrIus amongst ali classes OF both
sexes are, at the same time, the most distress
In z, frequently dangerous, and hitherto most
difficult of cure.
Persons VINO suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally Try every thing they can
learn of purpOrtiDg to cure the disease, yet re
alize no permanent advan age therefrOa.
They have been told prOfeS eSsiOnally, perhaps,
there was no permanent cure for Piles" and
consequently have despaired Of ny future ces-
sStion from pain and suffering.
To all such a SPECIFIC Is offered for their
relief The
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WarrGnted True to Name.
kuburban Lands and Residence
for sale.

WILL sell my lands, situated three miles
east OF the city. between the Memphis and
Cha lesion Railroad and the Poplar street
Road, on any terms nom cast 70 ersolt .
ten years. and in Quantities aneing IIotn snLes
10 tilree hundred acres; or will exchange pef-
lions Of It for city property, or lor improves
menfs 10 be constructed On otner poLtonA
Nv residence. with from tWenty-taree 20 t11f<l
one acres OF land. viii be sold ~ 3 parsaan ~
caSh or on the usual terms. Apply 70 ne ~
fhe premises or address me through the rose-
ONCE ct Memphis. pvzrvsNT
apis ~
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LUMBER. ETC.
Lumber
LaL97lbeT,

oldest lau.vsr merchants In the South
" 1srd established In Memphis 1877. Build
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Ceiling Blinds,
Laths, WeatherDoarding, Glazed Sash, Fenc-
ing. We don't intend TO be undersold. Yard
and once foot Washington street. near river,
pls dAwdrn ~ +. 4 ]. W, COCHRAN.
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief allusion to the origin OF this import
ant discovery may net prove unirJerertfng.
Among the authenticated records Of the re-
uOwned captain Cooks voyage around the
world, is found the statement, that while So
Oarntng for a short time on the Brazilian
'OaSG OF South America, he observed the na-
ives using. in the preparation OF their foOd,
peculiar OH. which, upon examination, he
sound g posses the spPearaaes. taste and
ever, he sscertained that it was simply sub
stance that the natives distilled in a crude and
Imperfect manner from a rich and Iuxurfant
plant that grew spon taneOusly ana ebunGantly
In that warm tropical country. A few years
age an eminent French chemist. while on
professional visit TO the tropics, made MINER
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
ducti0n Of nature, and succeeded Ia extracting
mula for its preparation, and the Sole Right
for the sale in this country sre the exclusive
property or this company, by whom II vas
purchased nom the original diseovers-. We
claim for this rema rkaole yet simple and per
feeJly harmless preparation
lst. That Dy ills use net gain OF rom 50 70
200 per cent is made In the msnufseUure OF
cutter.
ID. That Butter, which from age or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid. streaksd OF
cOarse-grained, and c,mparstiYsly useless for
general use by the aid OF this Extract is re-
stored to its or glnal freshness and sweetness,
dne grsin and even color.
3D. By the use OF this Extract, one pound OF
deh~tous, mesh Butter Is actually made nom
4th. That q pure and excellent table Butter
can be made, at q cost of from Is to 70 cents per
ter, which is the essentisl base.
5th. That Butter manufactured By the aid OF
this Extract Is equal IN every respect to the
best Butter maize by the ordinary method.
6th- The Extract. AFTER thorough analysis,
by able chem ists, is pronounced perfectly free
from any deleteIious substance, the ingredi-
eD q being purely OF a vegetable nature.
7th. In DrOOf Of the foregoing assertions, the
faetOry Of this company Is making one ton OF
Butter per day, Which meets with ready sale
in the New York market, aud Is consumed
from the tables Of the first hotels restaurants
and private families in this city and elsewhere.
A sample package Of the EXTRACT (s1h1cislt
to make fifty pOundsOf Butterl, with full d.
rections for use. viii be sent TO any address on
the receipt OF 81.
CAUTION.-As all articles Of real merit are
subiect to spurious limitations, we would spe-
cially caution the public against eounterfeits
and worthless limitations, advertised a. pow
ders, compounds. ETC., ss the Extract Of the
Butter Plant Is prepared and sold only by
The EconomE1Butter Company.
Ofice-II5 LIBKRTY STREET.
Fsetory-236 GREENwIcE STREET, n. 7.
State, County and City Rights for sale. ofsr-
Ing 70 capitalists rare OppOrtantttts for estao-
fishing staple business, paying enormous
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Officers

CAPT. David DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN A. q Run, Vice-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH. Treasurer.
NEWTON =. OTIS. Secretary.
CHI ARIES S. STEWART Assistant Secretary
JOHN b. DAVIES, Chief Engineer.
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GEN. LEES INTERVIEW.

Interesting Scene at The white HOHse-
Interview of Gen. Lee with the Rresi-
dent-C0rdtaI Meeting Of the Great
COmmRnders-HndiSn OF Onsee-
Seekers.
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ROME.

PiusIX.-His FiftieIb Anniversary Mass
The city Crowded with Visitors
The CeremS2ieg f8 81. Peter's- on
grafuIatiOns OF EurOPesE SSyeFeigns-
His Holiness ReeepsiOn-ssistinsn nlsis .
e SueSts.
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StandInr committees

Finance CommIttee-I.T. 7. WinRsmore, John
Paul BakeT, h. Noting.
COMMITTEE on Lands-HOward Millspaugn,
John A. Grow, d. W. TlOwree.
Committee on steam boat fs-John b. Davies, j.
Ed. Montg 1ucery, b. q. Carson.
Committee on Docks and Wharves-W iluam
Creevy, \. y. otis, ID. Z. Martin.
Committee on Revision of Bylaws and
Charter-John A. Grow, ]. p. Baker, Howard
Mulspaugh.
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Bankrupt ssls CT Real and Personal
PROPERTY,

In the matter of Jason R. Mlilard, Bankrupt.
DE virtue of general order of sale entered
D by the District Court Of the United States
for the District OF West Tennessee, in Bank
ruptcy, on the 18Th day of December, A D., 1858,
1 viii proceed to sell, on
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BUTTER.
7 H E
BUTTER co
7 H E

Ask ths attention OF al interested in the re-
GuctiOn OF the -extravzzant cost OF Butter TO
their practical and scOnOInical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
ASo1s



AsGEEoSAs so. lss, Meets Isl Monday II
every month, Al odc-FsIlo~s' HALL cor. Oou1i
ard 4ain. John Zent, =. NJ; John Beam
sOUEz 9EsPHIs, No. lis. Meets ID Friday ol
each mnDth-Hall, cor. Madison and Second
A. !. Wheeler, " M Benz. K Pullen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 22s. Meets lst Friday Of each
TnOnth-Hsl. corner Madison ana Second
r. W. Mitchell, y. NJ; s. Sturn, Sec.
DE- u TO, No. ~. Meets Sd FTtcRy OF each
saonti.-Odd- FsIlSyvs' Hall. Z. n. Stanley,
". a.; r. ". Shslt1n, Sec.
EILwSSLH6, NC. 81, Meets stn fTseS7Y rsa97
Of each month-st South Memphis Haii,
corner ef Madison and Second. John Alnslie
". M; B. L. Funsn. Sec.
RoYAL. ARCH.
Pn.re CHAPTER. No. 4 Nests "a Monday or as,Gn
Tnonth-odd-FslOEs Hsll. John zsnt, n. (
Il. p; 3. x. Levy, bec'y'
y AND 9. NJ
J. fREEA Council, No. 8. Meets "a Aonosy y
ssch mOath -FelioNs' Bsll. John Ssnt,
II. IL; \. J. WigEtn. Eso.
TEEPLARs.
OYRESE Commander. NO. 4, Meets .tn Ao3
day OF each nao1fh. Icra Gent, CoIn'i NJ =
Nigginl Rec.
a.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
HEREEs AND N.THRAs Lodges meet in con
junction sth Wednesday IN every month
CAsIPala ,louneio o. Prncss OF Jerusalem, leto :;
40 Beui. P1ilen. sad, Tsrsh.'si A.
F.. FARMLAND, sd, Recorder.
CALFARH CHAFTEE " tsUse ITolzi AsL-,i &c, l.
Charles ". ADAMS, S1ds NJ. W.; 4. 7. 1oan-
EusOl, so, Sea. -,
PHTLIPPE DuPL EssEIs CoIncil Of K-hf Soth.
30. I. Heary ?. WOOdErd, SD, Comm )
william I. erode, S2d, Rec. -.
Cs9rssTsFoRT or WEST TESNEssEE, I'd. JONI
ainslie. ssd.. Gonna. IN Chef Doago L
STeder, I'D, Esz.'.
ODD DIRECTOHH
49,, r>-rA ,rPsrESf. Nn.2LO.O.F. Mests
- ~. - al,d 50 thursday nights OF esaen
TncnIb r hse,,arsh, {. P; \. +. Davis
HIP; Thorr zs Bacon, scribe -.--,,,
night 81 S O'Clock. 4 F. Davis \. - !. y .
Naynesburg, Y. G.: T. os- Aonet, secl sta y.
CHTCEAssW LODGE, No. S.-Aeeis every sicti- %
day plght at S O'Clock. e. A. Beebn. n. "
: s. Rass Ell, y. G.; Thomas Bacon. SecTeis-
~. 49,
RIM IoaSF. No. !. Degree Of Rebekah--Meets
on tie lst Friday nix ght in eaah month.
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General Agent:
I. 4. WINN EMORE.
Special Agent:
&c. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.

local Agents;
John p Baker, New Orleans.
W. Spears, Vick sburg.
+. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
J. B. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
J. w. Johnson, Cairo.
J. s. Cox, Evansville.
]. B. Davies, Lou tsviile.
John cobb, Madison, Indiana.
3. Jones, Cincinnati.
Charles 81. Bsekwith. Chicago.
Martin q Howard, st. Louis.
J. E. Merrlnlan & Co.. st. Louis.
Don AlonzO Cbilds, New York.
Propositions for subscriptions OF money or
lands to the capital stock OF the Company
should be addressed TO
E.Y. ROCKETT,
mhl4 Agent al Memphis.
No. II jefferson street.
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LANDS on the New Railroad.

TWELVE miles from Memphis, cleared and
L tim 5ered, in traets TO suit. will oe offered at
Public sale, fer one-third cash, balance with
out interest, on the premises,
Wednesday, May L2, 1869.
Also, VALUABLE WATER POWER. for
mill and factory, GA Big creek, dOuo e in size
and fed by perennial springs OF fIee-stOne water
on tire plRre.
Also, STEAM MILL; also, Cypress Timber
on the railroad. The abo Ee is acknowledged 10
be the healthiest place in the country. For
further Information refer to ID. ID. L -tewart,
OF the Circuit Court, to Steele. No IS6 Front
street, or to myself s. =. REM BERT.
Rem bertoD, near Memphis, Tenn. April 20, t9
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CURE OF EVERY. FORM
HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES

WHETHER Or LONG STANDING OR RE-
w cent origin, internal or external, whether
attended with Prolapsus, demorrhage or OBJ
stTuction, snd all by
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70 the Owners OF Real Estate I'm Ten
nessee, Mississippi. Alabama and Ar
kansas:
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The EconomzButter Company.

state, County and City Rights for sale, offer-
ing 70 capitalists rare oppOrtanitits for estab-
fishing staple business, paying enormous
profits.
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CYRESK narnsude-S. No. 4. Meets 4ih MOI
day OF each month. Ic-a zsnt, Conn., NJ =
Yiggin, Rec.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
MR.. BLAKE OF NOVA SCOTIA-THE FUDDLEI
PREMIER-wINNIPEG INSURGENTS AND BRIT
ISL COLUMBIAN ANNEXATIONISTs.

MR.. BLAKE OF NOVA SCOTIA-THE FUDDLED
PREMIER-wINNIPEG INSURGENTS AND BRIT
ISL COLUMBIAN ANNEXATI0NisTs.
TORONTO, Nov. 13.-The Nova Scotia ques-
ton has given Mr. Blake leader OF the Opposition In the
Ontario local legislature peg wherein to hang num-
Der Of resolutions begging the Imperial Government to
dslOw the Nova Scotia act with its unfair financial
rangemens The discussion these resolutions Will be
unusually bitter. Mr.. Bake's character 10 one OF I'M
nching determination and perseverance in any course
which he deliberately adopts. He WILL after he is
apparently defeated combat step by step every argu
ment that can be brought against him. The vacancy
created By the greatly amented death OF Chancellor Van
kouget the Government viii probably be very glad TO fill
by offering IL 10 Mr. Blake, who In the front rank OF
chancery lawyers. aud who, as header OF Opposition
in the local House OF the troublesome men
with whom the Government have had to contend.
great deal OF bltterreeng has been aroused by the
PLAIN statements OF the Opposition papers in relation 10
Sir John A. Macdonald the Premier OF this country who
is said 10 have been IN constant state OF drunkenness
during the whole time Of his accompanying Prince Arthur
while his progress through Ontario In tins cityt Is
membered that at deuner given TO the Prince and the
GoyernorGeneral the Premier intoxicated that,
after splitting several glasses OF wine over the gentlemen
seated him. and staggering his legs at noppor-
tune moments. frantcaly shake his glass, and ar
culatug feeble hooray, without specifying what the
demonstration or the hoOraY might be intended 10 sig.
Nifty. he conveyed 10 his lodgings In hack II IL
argued that such man IS not ut to be Entrusted with the
conduct OF affairs although every one believes that,
when SIR John sober there Is no moro able man IN the
Dominion.
United states sympathrers are credited with inseat-
ing movement the part OF OF the French half
breeds In the Northwest Territory intelligence OF which
has Just reached here, with the object OF intercepng
the hrst Governor OF that country the Hon. William
McOOugall, who then his journey To assume his
duties The bafbrctds have been told by some or
other that they will have heavy taxes 70 pay and are
mbued with Wild idea that they entitled 10 the
land on which they settled and all the surrounding
country. Tho English halibreeds and Indians are
spoken " perfectly quiet aud contened American
Influence In British Columbia is much SPOKEN OF in this
country and fear 10 exist that the province viii
certainly in for annexation TO the States unless
thing Is speedily done toward bringing that section aud
n q III
the Canada Pacific Railway, ia projected TO go across
the continent with capital OF some fabulous amount,
but the project appears likely 90 die Yhe Globe has
at last spoken with much significance against certain
features OF confederation.