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The ship L,rd Amherst, from Canton,
with 8,400 packages teas, arrived at Halifax
9th inst.


The Warren, Pennsylvania Gazette men,
tions that Miss Sarah Owen, recovered last
week FIVE hundred dollars damages in suit
against Johnson Wilson, for a breach OF prom
Use.


There arrived at Quebec up to the 18th
Of May, the present year, l26 vessels with
1922 settlers. Up to the same period last
year, only sixteen vessels arrived, with Sc
settlers


Sir John Copley, who has risen to such
distinction in England, and is now Lord
Chancellor, is a native of Boston, and is the
son of our Justly celebrated painter. John
Singleton Copley, II. A.


At late military training in Pike town
ship, Bradford county, Penn. man named
Evetts. aged 73, was killed by Nathaniel
Platt: previously to the murder, Platt had
nearly gouged out both oft old mans eyes.


The money lately stolen from the Ohio
state Treasury has been all recovered, and
il is believed that all the persons concerned
il the theft have been arrested.


Winter, says the Pendeton Is C.) Mes
srncer, OF the 9Th ult. is ''still lingering IN
the lap If May" Every morning brings
frost and the crops OF corn and cotton have
been seriously injured. Wheat is yet safe,
and the prospect Of fruit promising.


A squirrel huut tool; place near Brookvlie,
in the tth Concession of fonge, Y. Canada,
consisting Of q individuals, when 1914 squir-
reis were killed. One person produced ll6
tails, and another l9i.