... of the King of Dahomey. He says:— M. Jules Gerard has vastly exaggerated everything connected with the King of Dahomey. I speak from experience. Iluman sacrifices are regarded by the Africans as part of their religion. They are not committed out of sheer ...

... A DIAN Malan LIST DMA AND SPEAKS MIND. A SHOAT time since Mr William Dunlop, of Gairbraid, Colborne Township, C. W., departed this life, leaving the following at his last will and testament. It is now being contested in Chancery in the district of Huron ...

... imagination. and so resider palatable the severer and purer teaching of Christ's spiritual morality. But in other passages M. speaks of it as the first germ of the philosophy of history, and as the fruit of a kind of prophetic sense, which opens by fits ...

... he died in a few hours. A PLAUUE GRAH`IIIIIPPERS—A letter from Minnesota speaks of great plague of grasshoppers :— To say that of these pests were hopping about would be to speak in very moderate terms. They rained down on us from above, they sprang upon ...

... point of numbers. the show was far inferior to the September markets in general t but the condition of sloe mock, generally speaking. was au averaze. There was a short supply of Highland rattle, the better droves of whirls were readily sold. Prices were ...

... is strongly denunciatory us the so-culled Evangelical Churches, and, rim!aerating the several forma of Protestantism, speaks of the lieterodoxical propaganda, such iniquitous instritet. , rs. and so forth. At last the Cardinal deals specially ...

... es au usurper, and by reason of the old legal nature, which is but partly renewed in time; and hence the voice of the law speaks many times in the believer's conscience, and he is terrified at the voice of it ; for it presumes to curse him, and to desire ...

... by his mother's side; is charitable tel tramps, whom lie relieves with half pence; protects himself with a blunderbuss ; speaks with an air of supercilious superiority that ill accords with lite weak views. 'I hese are the chief features that be glanced ...

... position, arid resolutely declared that he would not be executed. A Catholic clergyman from the Mount Vernon Institute, who speaks Spanish fluently, has been assiduous in his ministration to the culprit, and has laboured herd to bring hint to a better frame ...

... ODDS AND ENDS. SMOOT or llANlN—Refusing an offer of marriage. I speak within bounds, as the prisoner said to the jailor. A —Queuing what there 4 for dinner.— b'uo. Opportunities, like ens, must be hatched when they are fresh. There are times, when, ...

... Ricasoli will shortly marry a rich English lady. The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has returned to London from the Continent. Rumour speaks of possible alliance of France, Mexico, anti the Confederate States. The Mooting Herald still maintains that the Emperor of ...

... as is only used by the extreme Anglican party. from whom it was probably borrowed. From the contemptuous way in which lie speaks about Dirienters it might be inferred that he has a very spare cougregation. Ile says that the Scottish Church, by its re ...