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Suiting tie aetion TO the woyd.-In a re-
cent trial for assault and battery in Pennsyl


vania, the counsel for the defendant asked
one of the witnesses. a stout. athletic man,
to describe to him the manner in which
the man was assaulted; when he immediate
ly took hold of the counsel by the collar and
gave him tremendous shaking, to the no
small amusement of the judges, spectators.
&c. who were convulsed with laughter.


Troubles in Canada-A Buffalo paper oi
the 10Th inst. says, "For several days past
there have been alarming reports in tircula-
tion of commotons in our neighboring prov
ince Of Upper Canada. a vast number OF
the inhabitants of the province will come
within the operation of the alien law. II
would appear that they are resolved not tc
snbmit to it; and It is reported that libert,
poles, on which were displayed the Ameri
can hag, have been raised in several places
an York. liberty pole was raised, and thu
american flag waved on it, within few
,ods OF the capitol. 1t was promptly pu
eeown by the Government party. A larg
1orce was then collected from the country
an, aMd the pole and flag were again raised.-
inese may be exaggerated reports; but VI
.aink @ there is something to make them GU
,rE@ ne who is great in small matters, is alway
small in great ones.