The Kingston Daily News from Kingston, Kingston, Ontario, Canada • 2

THE DAILY NEWS, KINGSTON, FEBRUARY 25. hot and ihelis, they aet a rignal on the beach, aad Lint Parker wu lent with a flag of trnos At thii time the King olhiod to pay (lOMM down, gnre a bond for $3010, and thirty bead of Vht teem ipoi which subscribers win be eup-. plied with tha Duly Im a re FIs Adlers fwaun, when paid ia advene or withia aaa naath fan tha lima of subscribing: other. wh Sit iaUnn. Thee terms will ba atrirtly 1 to la all case.

tha Daily Iiwl to at tha a tarti headed at the office by BsIlsTajd llrdiciBes. AFRESH supply uf Holbwaye Cebhretrd Pill and Oinlmeut, jurt received tr.d brg abby the agent tf. PALMER, Chemist, Market hqaare. The private letters are more fkrorebla to our brredstuflb ia Liverpool tham were the telegraphic accounts Prices firm, though there wu hu doing thaa at previous re.es and aa anticipation of higher prices wu atill etnmgia the minds of operators XXTXXSIYB BWIXDLIXa FrM Ikt Baton Tnarlhr tf TVrnfoy. Om af the mart meoeMfol nnd exteudve iwinr dling operation, which hu erer beea known in our city wu brought to light jriterday.

The fact, in the cut are follows It opnrar. that time dace man named A. R. McDonald to thii city foam Iialibs and eommeneed tnding hire, using the name uf a reipcetablc dim on IniUa Street, with whom he had befon had mum dealing reference. He wu a man of honest appearance, and eerily succeeded in obtaining credit from many of oar mart shrewd bn- HUBOH KIiKCTIOX.

a A myeteiy hn baaa cleand un tha Refcnaeia bow actually know aad lean that irrapooaibia mpouaiUn of tha Kolpb-lliueki genua an actually about to eoadeacead to appoint Malcolm cmaNMionrihh to tha uadon office of of tha Coaaeil, Yee, Malcolm nodeat, Ued Malcolm of Coon hunt notoriety, la to bo rant hack to Huroa to be elected or rejected upon tho atrangth of tha nomination to tha oOca in qneation. Tha ayer at the people of an aliWy partially open, unde eery doy'i tenda to clear more their eiao-ma with regard to that gmUeeua'a ooa-nd worthinenuaatateamaa. Thera can ba but little doobt that Mai culm will be rejected. Mr Cayley1, friend. wen taken by aurpriw at tha eouteat.

The ex member felt too nr. of hi. STEAM C0MXVXICATI0X BETVEEtf lew York nf CUsvow. THE GLASGOW and NEW. A YORK Steam-Ship Co.

a now nrfnl naw Steem-ship GLASGOW, (1963 ton and 400 boren power,) N. Stnwart, (Into of thn Cunerd Stonmnf) Commudnr, appaintnd to tail from Now York, direct fur Glasgow, on TUESDAY, thn 9ih March next, at 13 oclock noon, pass sgi hooky; First Cabin, Stawnnle Fee included, (90 mend Cabin, .,55 No Stoerago Poeeongow token. Thou rates inelAib nrovialon but ao i winoo or liqnore, which will bn supplied A day or two itnee he left the part, unknown, id oa live-ligation, it nnnr. hu been ear-tying on, during his residence in thin city, most cunning system of roguery. Repremating himself engaged in huge buiineu, he hu pro-cored goods af almost army description leather, dry goods Wert India oil, in a eray thing which eonld be turned into ha hu obtained.

Xo sooner in his poimision thou the merchandise wu immediately turned Into cosh and yet eo cunningly hu he carried on hi. operation! that no orugsuipected hii rog- It'bcn tha swindling operations were diseorer-ed, a sheriff wu immediately despatched to arrest him. nnd the officer actually rode in the run with him toward Canada for some The conductor printed out McDonald the e.1, but the officer wa, so deceived by his appearance to reflue to arrest him, being Certain that ha wu not the right man. The man succeeded in getting aciou the line, aad wu then oat of the reach of the Immediate power of the law. lie proceeded to Montreal, where he left a huge panel of what am supposed to bo bank lull, at tin counting houo or a firm with whom be hu had dealings Since then hehu not been Men.

The panel hu been attached, and is now in the safe of the bank of Montreal awaiting the action of the law. It is not known whether then is any money ia it or not. McDonald alio had soma real estate in the province which hu been attached. It i. the total o-monnt of which he has nriudlrd our merchants is at least $4V0.

It is very doubtful whether anvthing Bke that mm can ever be realised. The foilnwing art among the inflcrers Dana Farrar A JIdre, Levi Bartlett, $1,000 Z. Koutlinrd Co, Dutton, Richardson JeCo, $300 liercc ABaeon, $2,000 Adolphus Daria, $800 Hnmiicl Downer $800 Jumn Howland, of New Bedford, 83100 Sondfonl A Dowland, at the same city, $1,300. There wu eonnderahlc excitement yesterday, one by one the sufferers discovered the loss From tie PAhnWpNfii of For severe days pest, remora have been rife nn board at moderate Freight of epneb, per cent. Carr tee i eurgeon.

For freight or paanga apply to J. MoSYMON; SO JBrWway, Am Yort, KHG8T0I B1KESY. FIT HE Snbeeribrr respectfolly informethn Poblt that hn has diapoend of the hove nstabliehmenl to Mr Alexander Begg, and hie eonnoctiun therewith will tortpin-oto on thn let of MARCH oext. On ud after thn let Match, hie Offieo ill bn nt hie old piaeo of bneinoo on thn trner of Princew end Bagot StreoU, where hn requests all persona indebted to bin to Mil and settle I hair nenaanta. JOHN MOW AT Kingaton, FeK IB.lh, 1853.

Fr Silc. THE Schooner ROYAL TAB, 150 loM burlhen, wih Anchor Chains, hii Banning, Rigging and Tackle, aa now lying in thn Harbor of Oakville. Apply in Hamilton to Jamea Black, in Oak-1 vilb lu Mrs McCurqnoriab, or iu Toronto to JAMES FISHES, Accountant, 8, Wellington Bnildingt, Kiug-rt. Feb. 30, 1853.

I pm. at tha latest oa tha day preceding pob- Jaa Parana of ara ry description, neatly ud 1 at tha office of thu pa- Bamofe The Cmoeicu New pub- Whai aa Friday, aad eontainiag tha aewa of tha walk, av bad, Maaiar of tha City Book Store. Prioa Ad. ThieWffl ba fouud a eoaveuienee to parti d-bfiit of sendbg a Caatdlaa paper to la the mother ooutry. Slailfi Nctus.

WtDNDBDAY HORNING, FBBRUARY U. riiwnii nib ilifnn tha alaetoao of Hurooi it.uj- rantrna ahhka tha question of poiiti-aai morality relied by hia ateeeptanla of oflke madar tha peealkg eirtasutaaee. which ettaod-ad hla aleotioa to tha Preeklcagy of tha Cottadl, aad aaaka ta divert thair attention from hia apoo-taay by maaiaf than with hrp proreiaat of looolhaaadL Ib a report of what ia alleged to hovo beea aa aerideatal (T) W.uj- aad aoan of Ua eoaetitaeut now lying btftta aa, wo an told that Hr Camanm "availed kbmetf of tha opportaaity of a I what ha had baaa doing ia tha way of also! hia I ia hatters aSbctlng tha iataraata more paatiealaiiy of tha dooniy efHurom. Thaaree-Saaafniaa aad Ught-hoaaaa hatttaaa Sarah Bia to Goderich, and Goderich to Bang from re-e to tha Tbwaahlp of Hofaingtoa litba rack to Beli'a eoraera ia of a Bull ob thaaa rente with Pottaflbee at sudl points as maybe considered noat eligible, aad a radaetioa ia tha prioa of Crows Laada to thair fbaawrpaicC of Bs.per aera. How groaa tha daeaptioa hara practised I Tha haw Praaidoat of tha Ooaaeil ia oonatitatkaally haaad to submit ta Ua eoaatltaaata, fix their hia eoadaet ia takiag office, but he vodea tUa by ealliag apoa than to ad' their Individual iataraata by re-a1ctin thak wproaeutaUv aad throw the mala quee-tio lika phytic, to tha dogi 1 Tho Globa haa loan aaoaUaat ohamatioaa oa thia raw, of the iadarihaatof tha nehas ofllee," aad wc eaaaot tio better thaa aalaot tha fidtowbg paragraph fam its article on tbe eutyect VU ahafi thiak of a Cabinet Minister member efa Reform Goveraaxntootuiag deliberately into the narkataa tha parehaaar of the votMofhi eOtUtltOBatit Observe tha dexterity with which Hr Caaaaaoa tnaa away Aon the great principle aad praotleal aneetions of reform lavplvtd fa bia acceptance of the Presidency, and coolly averring that ha eaonot Rally an what are the nature and duties of tha office be ha accepted preaaada to ooea ap the schemas ha haa darlaod to cheat the elector! iato forgetfolneas rf tJwpobUi internet, by dire appeal to their iiili'r That Bek Port Oflcea Willbarita- bUahed la aay part of the oomtiy brhaia they an abowa to be required, brat no dodit; but tine weald beflouoby Jtr Morria, with.

oat aay asteaofdtoagj intervention oa tha part bf MrCanaroau But the new roodi aad bridge aad tha 'roiloctloo oa the jwiea of oubllilaid an tha two pointa oa whiAeither Urn President rtfeiflfegbbeoMtilueato, dr another deliberate To Make Mics Dxcaxp. A correspondent informs thnt if tlx places infested hr mice, their holes, Ac, ho treated to a plentiful supply of Scotch snnIE they will make tracks for other regions. We lave never tried the experiment our-selves, but it can be easily anil cheaply tried. Thou who are troubled with mice should make the experiment. We hare a few running about our office, tlicv are handsome, sleek little things, tsa.

ini." artiSteirf fraudulent transactions, In which several young The tree mouse and the shrew ara among prettiest iiecimeni of animated nature. vend young men and youths, it is mid, were concerned. The it is false the implicated parties, alleged, iiy representations in regard to their standing and position In tlx community, their pecuniary means, and tlx character and extent of their business, and also by reference to firms which either hid no existence whatever, and occupied stores without a soul of capital, or anything in i landlord shoiildreop nobenefit feomhisexpen repletion ohtained goods nuu deri- tba py, he lout word to his era, tradesmen, mechanics, and Otherq fHend. to come and assist him, and on the fol-mount of soma thousands of drilars. i Tt One of the edcnscd, it is stated, fepresenled thete ewne mielf as being in eonneetiim with hi.

brother, the recipient ofon income of three or. f.r. then- XhUtswmnot a standing the whole demesne that was not removed into another adjoining estnte. It is estimated that between two and tinea hundred thousand trees were cut down. After the work was over, the gentleman invited the whole troop to dinner, nt ind dollars a year, besides being the book-keeper, at a br.ndsome salary, of the bouse of W.

ff. Oliver A Co No. 4 North wharves. This hone It appears, had an apparent exutrnra, though it did no real business. One of the firm was a Capt canon, wiihiug to arrid Idood-ebed, acoejAcd ibis offer.

Fins On Sunday night hut, about 11 o'clock, our unfortunate town was visited by another conflagration, which took place in a block of wooden buildings oa tho Xorth side of Dundu street, between Richmond and Talbot streets tenanted by Messrs Btgg, Wheeler, Smiths Daria, aad Lambkin. premises were owned by Mosers Parke and Seatclmrd, and Mr Ashbety. Wa bciiere all the parties were insured. The wind at the time nu blowing strong from tha Xorth, aud fi-ars were eptertained that the wooden block contiguous would U-rnme a prey to the element Mr C'oule's Lively StaU hnmrdiately niquHilr, was, fur time, in eoiuldere able danger af lbs ire cpuuing tlx mrcet, bat through the prompt nnd energetic action of the different lira onuianics assembled, thii calamity wu averted. We bciiere but little of the property wu saved.

London Times Wachixutox, Feb. 23. Washington's birthday bos been very generally observed here. The President give orders that all business ba impended, The Continentals, a art Company, for the fleet time oat, nude a very imposing display. Mr Curtis presented them with a beautiful flag, and delivered a patriotic address Raid Mass lion.

J. Sprague, late Sheriff of Essex County, died hut evening of ap oplcxy, and TO. The many ofiotrmt in tha commonwealth. Bomnx, "Mass Some fortber development hare transpired in reference to the robbery at the Bank of Missouri. Tha money wu found buried in the sand at Falmouth.

BALTames Taro fires occurred In Wiimini lings of Harris, John Quince, Mr Baxter, and others, ton, destroying the dwell! 10130 bales of eottoa were cleared at Parana, fur coasts eastward. Scientific American. Dusoiuxa Tim Exxur. A gentleman in Ireland, who held a form on lease for twenty yean, and bod greaty improved the place by punting trees uon It, wu utonished, on applying to the whieh they Consumed fimr handled pounds of bacon, five hundred weight of oatmeal bread, and thirty gallons of Whiskey and then went peaces bly home. On leaving the premise he demolished the house, pulled up the fence and laid the whole form waste.

BY TELEGRAPH. New York, Feb. 24. At 12 oclock to-day the committee appointed by tlx Aldermen, waited upon Daniel Webster at tha Astor House and conducted him to the City Hall, where he was received by the Mayor ih tlx Oovrprors room, and shortly after the rtoto Was crowded With ladies and gentlemen. The Mayor addressed Ur Webster in a lengthy speoch welcoming him to the City.

The Africa wasscen by tha Cambria thirty miles from Liverpool, on the Tth. Up to this aftenodn, but $400100 bad been engaged fix the Canada; probably half a million will go. A leading bill boose has declared its inability to ship specie at the current rate of elchange The steamer 8. 8L Lewis is to sail on Monday or Tuesday next fix ports on the Pacific. New York, Feh 24.

VaixxvBi A rixik Tha market Is steady fix Potsat $5, andfor Pearls $12. Sales 2 8 bbla. Flow our merket fix Western aad State op ed quiet, and in some instances speculators mi tied to a slight abatement In prices. Tha trade are firm. Ob Changa there has been buoyancy and activity.

A slight yielding in freight aada Utter demand for export. Then is a good business doing in tlx better grades for the home and Easton trade. Cana-diaa quiet and steady I sales 800 bbU Sales of domes tie 8, TOO lime, at $4AT to 6 tot common to straight State; to 5 for Ohio; $5 to fiM for good Ohio and fevorita State; $84 to 8,28 fix Michigan and Indiana to $3i for fiincy Ohio; $6,18 to $31 fix fiuiey Genoeses to $812 for extra Ohio; and $44 to $0 for extra GeneseC. Grain. Wheat still unsettled.

Pridcl fa gnlar. Demand more active for export St the decline whieh was noticed yesterday, with more willingness to meet buyer. Seise are 000 boa prime Geneeee on private terms; LTOO bus. white Southern, 1800 hire, red Southern, $1,1 an extreme price GOO bus. common Long Island red.

and 400 bus. ordinary red Staten Island, 86 to $1. Rye selling slowly to the local trade; some 100 boa changed hands at T6 to TOa There le alto a demand for export at TS to 75c. Oats are father lower and dull, tales of State at 42 to 40a JereeySi to Me Corn doll and heavy with only a limited demand export nnd tha home trade; ertee 800 boa 68c. for Southern yrliow western mixed held 68a end toathen white 69 to TOc.

PrnvIeioBi -There it man inquiry fix Farit, but the transactions ere email and prices ere better sake 200 bUa at $168 to 1T5 fix new Meet $150 fix old Mem $131 fix old Prime $14 for new Prime. Beef buoyant aad in flrif demand fix shipping ud the trader aalee of 260 bhla at $0 to 12 for Mets, and $6 to 6 fix Prime; prime mess is better; tbe stock ia sales of 1000 tiercel at $18 for good Beef heme srreearee: eolee at lOObbla good at $15. Lard Heady but quiet ealee 200 bbla la loti at $9 to 12 fix good to prime kegs are scarce aad wanted 10 to 10 Butter firm wilk a good demand; foe OUo Cheese Ur and in moderate demand at to There no great demand for money, ud what there i it supplied at low ratea Call ban at Oraig L4flj is ontoied by tha H. W. IL.

that tha Monthly Minting at LODGE No. $16, ba bald os Tuesday arming Bax 3d March, I 7 o'ebek, at thair Room, City Building Brethren to appear ia flail Kegilia. A fall attondanM requested, business of imeortince will ba laid before them. Kingston, Feh. 34, 1851.

MMffON NURMI SOCIETY. THE next Monthly Loan Meeting of thii Soebiy, will taka piaee in tlia Coart aa Mombay, tha let MARCH, at 7 o'clock, 'P. when tha Director will pro- to lend or advance Tbe DiipoaiUe Fund of the Society, in UM usual manner. The Scerclnry will be ia Btuadanm at 6 oclock. By order of the Board, GEORGE BAXTER, fferj If Trtmrtr.

Kingsloa, Feb. 35, 1853, MIDLAND DISTRICT BUILDING SOCIETY. THE next UontUy Loan Meeting will lake place at the offire of the Society, King-street, on WEDNESDAY, tho 3rd March, at 7 o'clock, P. whm tho Di-reclors will proceed to lend or advance THE DISPOSABLE FUNDS oTthe Society, in tlx anool maoner. Tbe Secretory will ba in attendance 91 6 oclock.

By order, JOHN SHAW, St ey lr Trtaturtr. Kingston, Feh 35, 1863. Htim take lelket THAT the Evlensiv Sale of Dxv Goods, GanOceiu and Haodwaib, already advertised, will take plus at the Cily Sale City Buildings, commencing with tho Groceries, on TUESDAY, XIKClt THK SECOND, aid continue nnlil tha whole it disponed nf. Among which lite fallowing in part are 15 eheati Yung Hysoa Tea, do Hyson Twankav, 4 do Tersukay, Cygnet, 4 ds do. Barrels Moseovado Sugar, Hbis.

do do, Bbla Loaf Sneer, Bids. Cod Oil, Boxes Rais ini, Bige Pepper, do Alfepice, do Blue, 1 keg Indigo, Bbla Rice, Boxes Pipes, 8 do Candle 7 do Liverpool Amp, dn Windsor do, 1 bundle rim-cu' flaw 4 and 7 feet, 1 esw flentrh T. Hinges, 1 rise ferel Squares, Handsaws, HO yds. Spnnb and Tape. Pleasing and other Comb Chalk Lines.

Anjeis, Bits and Braces, Tahb end Pocket Knives. Brilennia and other flpsond, Short A seers, Millsaw and other Fic. Web. Wonted and other Braces, Bishops Lawn. Swisa Book Mualin, Jacrnnet.

alriprd and checked, Boiddnet, Sprig dn. Blue. White end LPec Print. Blerk.m1.ired and checked Oilcans, Twilled Sherb, Bonne end Cep Ribbons, verbal colors, Cloth Glove While and Black do, Tartan and other Shawls, Lawn and Thibet Hnndkerchiefe, Pistehoaid Tsrtsn and Gila Plaids, Cotton and worsted Rugs', 80-inch Indigo Regalias, Kune Strip, 78 ixs. grey ind while Cotton, White Shirting, A proa Cheek, Colored Gingham, Printed Mobekifl, Cotlnn Drill, 400 1hs.

Yarn, Blankets, Cep Frrmtl, Brown WifMf Indim Tick. Ferhiture Print, Pstenl Shot Thieed. rhecked and Breeseb Hindkcrthbbt Litxn Thread, Lavender Cnboerg, Red end white Flannsl, Printed Oil Clffiba. Sab each day at 11 black. Terms, and flmonthn credit, with mdarenre.

JAMBS LINTON. A.B.fcC,IL Kingelon, 33rd Fnth, 1853. CMMHhsBrlit lotlce. THE Deputy Commissary General will receive at hie Office, in Montreal, Beabd Tendon, (to be marknd on thn envelope, Tcfidnr tot Bill,) nnlil noon on Tnetddy, tha 2aW of Metrh, 1853, for Bill nt thirty dajrs eight, on Her Ma-jetlyi Treasury, to tha eXteut of 14,000 Sterling; thn proceeds to bn deposited in thn Comritinsarint Chert nt thn nndennen-tionnd atetinnn, in Amnrieen Eaglns, Sov-nrnign or British Silver Coin the umnto bn apuifind in thn Tender, tiff Quebec, 4000 Montreal, 5000 Kingeton, 3000 Toruulo, 3000 14,000 Tenders nf Amnriran Gold Eagbe to pacify thn rein Blntling per Eagle at which thn parties tendering am willing to pey thn nma into thn Commireaiy Chert undTan-dnrt of Sovereigns or Briiiih Silver, thn rale pnreenL on thn Bille of Exchange. If more than non Bill required, the tnt to bn a pacified.

Commissariat, Canad I Montreal, Fab. 30, 183L rejection, aad all lartiaa wen unaware of tha paid agenta who talked Gallie to the Hfghland-Iriah to tha Roana Catbolica iu thaw geatleama. LattheftiendiofCou-comnenea their opentkme lu time, let than neat tha Rada with their own weapon, (or rather let then onprn rabid declaration! and unlrua atatanenta with eober naana and aouud aiguneati) and Malcolm Cameroa will hare to hast an early retreat, the forerunner of certain diaoomfitum Huron will aerer dbgraca itself again by electing tha peraoa who denounced the office at Preaideut of the Council aa worn then neelcM, hut who nowcocw. fcr re-election in order to poanm thnt eery office, (for the office in reference to agricultum ia nn illegal onej for the aoka of ita emolmnenta M0 per annum with other picklngi I A. a politician, Malcolm ia decidedly the neoueat man ia Canada.

He broke with hia rid eonradea(ou principle aa he elated) hecaoae they wUhed to foiit the office in queetioa non the country ha wae treated in a moat car-alier amnner by Hincka aad hia eonftena a thing af naught, and now (hia infloenoe, iicall aa it ia, being required to an tha ainking Minia-tiy) iheifc like ha eatehea at tha uncovered bait buried before him, and work, obediently with hia former ealnmnlatom. Thera hare been eama reporta that Caleb llopkina intend, Camcfim In Huron, bnt ww cannot beliera tha report If tho eon tnt merely be between Cameron and Cayley, tho farmer, will hare to look for none other lnatmetor in the dutiei of tha'r jrofemiun than tha aawJoe of Port Sarnia London Timrt, C. IK. PIRACY AMD SLAUGHTER IX THE IXDIAX ARCIIirELAGO. Tho H.

C. cteamer Pluto, on her way from La-haan to tha X. B. coart of Borneo, touched at Malluda Bay, at wldch intelligence wna received of tha cop tore ty piratic or the achooner Doi-phin, muT the murder of Mr Bum. (lopcrcaren) Robert (Captain), aa 1.0 a portion orihe crow.

Tbi. outrage ia reported to hara token place on or about the Tth or 8th at September laot From iaqniriei made, it appeared that two boat! manned by tea men went aloonida and Intimated their deaira to trade hieh Copt. Hubert ion declined to do until daylight next morning. About nercn o'clock on the following day two men, one a Lanaa and the other a Suloo man, went an board, apparently to trade with Mr with them hum mat, peart, and ilrt Mr Bum wa. iu a rtooing poature, hi.

attention wa. taken up examining anme pearl, in hia hand. A Borneo mat, rolled ap, war handed from tha boat, which Bnm. glanced at, nnd in which wn. eoneenlcda Suloo krie.

The preteoded trader adiritly drew out the hidden weapon, and at a tingle cut aerered head than hi. body. Captain Robertwo wn. pacing np aad down the quarter deck, and at thii juncture hi hock wu toward, llunm Tha Bn-loo man, obmrring Burn, deipatehed, made cut at Bobertaou'i neck, who, turning nt the lnatant, a kill wound nerom tho chin, and ran to the iibboom end, whence be begged hud for hi. life.

From one of the boati, under the icboouePf bows rereml wen thrown nt Bobertiaa, who fell into the water, and wu Ire a epear thrust through his body. Three of the crew (Malays) were also most bore ridly butchered. Not the least resistance was offered, and the arms were all below in the hold. The rest of the crew took to the water or escaped np the rigging: their lives were spared and they were bound with ropes A native woman on board wu eat nearly in tvrond thrown into the eea. Oa obtaining thii information the Pinto proceeded to Lobule Boy; to wliich place tin Dolphin wu reported to have been taken by the piliatea Owing to the shallowneae of the in the stream, the huts were got ready, itsrt of tha two peddle-iwx boats, each fitted with a sixpaiinder, and the first cutter, under the command of Mr Hodge, of the Plutat and accompanied by Mr St John, officiating commissioner.

Ia couseqnenee of intricacy of the Bcnguin river some diffidnlty wu experienced hi hitting np-oa the right channel. After puling some distance the Dolphin's boat wu nerved pulling toward tha flotilla, sod st8p.m. MrHodge boarded tha achooner Dolphin at anchor in the Ben-gain river. The same evening Mr St. John proceeded np the river to ice the chief ftma whom it wu ascertained that on the schooner's Arrival be demanded of the pirates what vessel I tiros, they said she Was a Spanish trader, and at Buloos, and at war with Bpaiit, they had a right to toko The crew were Interrogated, but tied they did net know what flag ri sailed ante; bnt ons of the chirf'i seeing the crew said Ton are Mr Bums! crew I hare seen the schooner at BrunL The crew then told the chief what had happened, upon which the chief himself out down ou oftho pinto others wore wounded and some captured, but were subsequently released by a large party of Soloca aad Loans, who threatened to return aad destroy the chief of Bcuguiu.

The flotilla towed the Dolphin to Labuk Bay. On the 2d of November it rejoined the Pinto. The steamer next day towed the Dolphin as for as the northern entrance of Malluda Bay, placed oa hoard fimr European seamen, victualled the native crew, aad despatched the schooner to Singapore. Cornea nr tbi Xustpwxit. The following is aa extract from aa addreaa of Her.

T. Brey, of IsdiftBApolSi Look at ths physical and commercial condition of the greatNarthwest. See tiwseOenu lakes, 1,000 foet above the tors! of the eea, God's mat reservoirs, mysteriously fed, to supply the clouds which distil their riches over the prairies of tbe Northwest. Aad are not the almost interminable riven stretching down from tbe Allrghaniee aad tbe Rooky Mountains, like huge veins to the great central artery of Commerce, and thence to the ocean, the highways of trade, civilisation, aad reBgioaT Asd this think rffyoo milraof laka coast, and ofSWO miles of navigable rivers, for flat keel, battens, or steamboat, in the Mississippi Valley, and also to reflect upon 9l0 miles srs rnast in California, and MO in Oregon, making 1,850 mitae eea eoast-npoa tha Pacific, aqnal to onr entire Atlantic eea-board. Some conception Of the resources by thes and other facilities of inlerc twa may lie formed from tlx foet tint the hoes-mereeafoar Weetera Riven is and the value of vessels S18X31 ,800 and of tlx lakes $181,418,108, and tlx grow value of tbe internal commerce of tlx United State amounting in 1880, to $10864,174, exceeding dlwr fordga trade by more than one lxlf; and yet little more than lx ginning hu been made in unlocking the agricultural and mineral treasure! of our eoantiy.

Probably not a hundredth part of the amble loads are tilled, aor a thousandth part of the hidden wsalth of oar country revealed. The flocks of tbe world might grass upon pur hill sides aad prairies, aad the population of the globe be fed Asm our grsaariea. NdTICK. Being about to lure tho Pm- vincr, I hniebv giro notice to allpow corned, that Jh'i Maepheiaon, ban. been fully authorised, by bttorof Atlixnayr to attend to my affaire during my sbrsnea JOHN MACAULAY.

Kingsloa, Slsl FeK, 1863. NEW BOOKS. Harper a bhotueh'b Bditiotw- New York i Leelnret un tlw Hialory of Frauen: by tbe Riglil Hon. Sir Jniurn Stephen, K.C.B. -LL Pnilrator nf Modern History in thn Uii'yeraity nl Cnmhridgo, An clabuiatvniMl idiiluennhie work.

Cnitibb-ing al once garr of aylv, fluvury of diction, ud m1 dity nt subject matter, these Lerium aerm to lark but lew nl those eesrnliel qualities whirb compote our idea of omaommaie exre'lrere he iWpirlnienl to which they relate National fn'tllixeixrr. Popular Arroant o. Diecovcrie nt Nine re kf by A'jsiin Ilrnry Lnynrd, Esq Abrid gni by him fnxti'liit torgrr work. A ehs'mipg vnlnnie, to which wre may safely 0 pmmiae eiienla'ion without limit, and a no-bounded po; ilv. The great tentuio of tho bridjrmrnl is the'inimdnrtion of ihe principal biblical and liutniiral illustreliuHwio.ilianorre- 1 live, whirb.

wiihmit sariifirtng any matter of impoitann, nxkro the story morecomport, one- Ail nnd romptrtH iu ita alirig' thaa it arts its original form. London Examine Wenlcy nnd Mcthniliem; by Isaac Taybr, with a new portrait, The author, by nir judieionsdiseriminatinu tnd the p-raliar fafrihaliuo of his Hyle, ihrowiaimiid his subject an iutsnee ineresf, and Amthhre the very best his'ory extuil of ihe springe of that mare merit which eeated new retigioiSi ere. et- lending down to our own tint Tho skeeh of WhilMd is just ind bcaaliAiL Florence Snckvillc, or Self-dcneiiaence Autobiography. By Mrs Banbury. Mrs Baubary possrases flowing ou ncy style, an observant eye for character, a ready fk-rultyof invention, and eorncetneen of Irem Alins.

Maurice Tiemay, or Ihe 8oldbrof Fa By Charles Lever. Esq. The intent apirit ana frolic of tha eathorie sketches hsrr made him one of the mart soeesw- fkl writers of the day -Literary Gantt, A Ladys Yoyace round the World. By Madame IJa Pfeiffer. Translated from -the German by Mri Percy Sianctli This work has established tbi rsptttalioo af Madame Pfeiffer both aa a feetitee traveller Strange lands, at a careful end exact abeerVer of whatever cute under her notice, ud so I grace-fU writer.

Her narrative is fall of Mining bride nt, and that of a kind whieh it rarely hilt to the lot of women to faeotetter-Glag Herald, Just Received by JOHN DUFF. FeK 81, 1858. Jrik la aboot to be prifotlaed. Why should haMlt ia tha Huron Diatrietat tha paHio aa-urnai. and nowhere aliaT I.

ft because the Ca-uadaGomrany hare had a million and a half of aena girea thaaa, atanan aonlaal prioa oa tha ooadltioa that thin should be made! bit to taiaa thermae of tha arid Conpa- sairt-r fkdlflaady ta aerking winy tat roada la other paru af tha tha aettlen paid the nH oriel fcr their ud: not oaa aix-pence eoald they pt howoVar ariieh tha noma of the i ooaatiy dwwaaded it hat when aa aaaornpw loaa priitidaB haa to meet a eowtitnency Jiutly aod at hrofcaajponine abaa yofah konlnaS'paUicnoBn! Wa harari-Wya band that tha eareer of the pnant Ad-niaiatratioa woald ha deeply narked with Jobbery aad trickery; but wa certainly did not coar cetra that at ao early a noannt, they wonid ren-tara to traffic openly fcr aireafor oao of. their petoearf ia tha Prorlnco. to mere hoy. The individual in the alleged eotwpiraey, it is reported, used thu came of the bonne of Den-by A Co. which had no real existence wlwtercr.

One perwin spoken of as tlx principal actor in these financial npcmlii in copied adwclling, with brown sandstone front, In the neigliixnh'iod of Logan, at a very cxtravngpuit rent The house was fornished in splendid style, and a beautiful woman presided over it Among the nn liners os we understand, are Mesar. Salford A Cookmnn, Archer A Warner, Hastings A Co, Agncw A Oa The ileveli.pinents growing imt of this affair have been kept rather quiet, Imt few of the fcete haring, so fur. been malic public. We may add that on Katunlnr, Tlicmas J. Rea was bound over in $500 hr Aldonnnn Davis at tlx suit of one of the sufferers.

Yesterday lx was arresled again at thr suit of another. Thomas Oliver has boon arrested and heii in bonds. W. W. Oliver, it is also rumored, luu fled the cKv.

Measures will probably be adopted to bring him Imck on a requisition for triuL Tnx Cam or Lorxx. It ii rumored that the Governor is about to grant an unconditional pardon to Antoine Lopes, the Spanish sailor, now under sentence of death in the for the Ward. murder of a policeman of the The Spanish Minister, in person, has been Interceding for the perdnn of Lopes, and it is probable, in view of the Royal clemency to tlx late Cuban prisoners, that it will be granted, X. Y. Bun.

BraraAimuTT or Jobaxxa by ax AuesMas Bmr or An Johanna, oao of the Com ora Islands, situated in the northern part of the Mozambique Channel, between Madagascar and tha AfHcsn enut, has been bombarded by United States sloop Journal says tbe place for supplies, of war, Dele. The Boston is much frequented by whole-ships and it was owing to repeated outrages from the king of the Islands, to which American whalers had been subjected, that the attack wu nude. In Angnet, 1851, he Mixed and threw into prison Cap! Moore, of the barque Maria, of New Bedford, and the Dale was despatched by the American Government to obtain redress for the outrage. The Warren Star hoi an account of the attack derived from Capt Cutter, of the barque Dolphin, which we abridge as follows Capt Pearson, after making ail enquiries, of both the English squadron on this station, and tho masters of American ships hi the harbor and also of tho English residents here, being convinced of tlx flagrant injustice dona to Captain Moore and others at this island, immediately demanded of tbe King $2V0, and required sa immediate answer. After waiting all night, and receiving no answer, he despatched another lei ter, informing the King that ifhe did not give him an answer at or before twelve o'clock, ha shonld commence hostilities.

Tlx King replied to the hut not offering $600 in cash, and $800 Worth of bullocks and trinkets. Capt Pearson refined this and got his ship under weigh, and moored her off the hi inadred yards from tha beach, with hie broadside to the town. The King thou sent off, aod offered to Capt 9 tOtOUmfOf it At daylight on the 6th, there were a Urge number of troops pended oa the shore, and they sent word to Capt Pearson that he might do what ha could they would not pay anything. the Dalp eommeneed firing shot at M9.A.JI. fort i tbe is After five shots they sent np a white Capt Pearson immediately ceased firing, 'at we and sent a flag of true to inquire what the white flag wm sent fix, and if they were reedy to treat with him.

They answered they wished the firing to eras and said they could not meet the demand. They were told to haul down the flag of truce, but they refilled to do so. After waiting a proper length of time, Captain again commenced firing at tbe fort and seat the corner of the town. After ail I at for If they do, lignriioBat and if they do not they'are atill non content Ooeten of a delibaiata piaeo either horn of the dUrrani, attharfatead to Adffi then pnnian then by Mr Cnneron, or they do wrt. 1 tha whota eoantiy will rin with indji baiy: and- gaptibia aa the ooo-I ofdeceptioa.

They the dilenan, bnt fae' Wa regret to tana that Lohdoa, C.W. faaagabbaaa riaited withafira. Oa aooa afThanday, tha lflh bet, tha haan of Hr Glaai ttaa ahaoat totally ty andh of Ua braitara nrioaaiy injured. Thia ia the third that, in reran moo tha, that Hr Gian laa heea a anOhrer by flrw To-Papat ml Boat jUanawnaata oa Lin Kami ears ikon tha BoBkio Kepablle that tha riag an tha anaageanato fcr tha States ITiagaraj aad Caepiaa, an torn Daakirk aad Detroit; tha Alahuna aad Quaaa Gity, hatwaaa Daakhfc aad Clanlaad; thaFo-toat City aad Clarelaad, between Clerrinnd and Detroit; tha Hay Flower, Ocean aad Atlantia, ia tha HioMgna Central B. B.

nata batwdn Bablo aad Detroit; aad tha two new boata bow iapraosnof eauetrnetion, betweaa BufUo aad Haana; tha lonaialng boata an tobadiridad Tha OororatbaBtaf Vew Bronewiek won to tnt the Howe oa tha Bailway qaaatioa by a of Baaolatioaa already prepared aad pee-i Wedaaaday last by tha Attorney Gao- Oaaat Waanu Baoboab Beteial engih-aan eoaacetcd with thia work arrired la town. Tha line between here aad London la to be co neaeed innedlalely. It ia ta be cooqdetad by the lit of faaaary, 185A Bo alao ia the llaa ha- twaaa Chat hen aad Wiadaor. Chatham Plaaet TO Let, The brewery and hop grouRD, lately known ne Maaont Bra wary, with Casks and Utensil. Pnaaaeabn given oa tho 1st MAY next.

For parlbnlam apply to GEORGE H. OLIVER, AgnL Kingston, Iffih FoK, 1853, HENBY PRETTY, WHARFAGE, FORWARDING, AND COM MISSION AGENT, BELLEVILLE. to SbiptvBen, iu. Far Sale 1 vn BantinfflAnehore Flag Bbeke, Co-tot Linoo. Copper, Compel eoe, Bail Twin Whiling, fen.

fee. Apply to. JAMES LINTON. A.B.fcC.M. Kingston, FeK 18.

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