Daily Colonist (1868-06-13) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1868-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

Canada*

Toronto, June II—A dispatch from Ot* tawa, Canada, says a prevalent rumor is that tho English Government wishes to stipulate that tho Canadian Government shall not increase the public debt till it guarantees to build an intercolonial tailroad. it is not believed thut this condition will be complied with. Tho question will occupy attention of tho Minister of Finance wbilo in England. A moveable column composed of tho firijt battalion of the first brigade of the 43rd vol« unteerbattallioo, the Otiuwa field battery and Fiotiteuov's cavalry is held in readiness to proceed under orders at un hours notice.

Eastern States.

Roes Point, N. Y., Juno 11—Four pieces of Foniuu artillery have left for parts unknown. Three cases of muskots ariivod at Uataque yesterday.

Europe.

Ralgradk, Sjcuvia, June 10—At 5 o'clock this afternoon, Michel, the reiguing Prince of Servia, while wall'ing in Fopschadore park was ehot down by throe men with rovolvors. There is great excitement over tho assassin-tiou. lie belonged to tho Obernwiloh family the reigning dynasty of Servia.

London, Juno 11—Particular! ol the ass-" ussination of Prince Michel at Belgrade, yesterday, ore that the Prtnoe was shot at the Brut lire and expired immediately. The Priooe'c cousin was also killed, and the daughter of thu latter received a wound and somo of the atteodautH were wounded also. One of tL^usBtissTuTwns eapTured.

Second Dispatch.

Express, direct from their buyers in Europe, a magnificent assortment ol Bluck and Colored Silks, Moire Antiques, Spanish oDd Pusher Lace Shawls, Ladies' Black Silk and Cloth Jackets, Black Silk and Camlet made-up Dresaes, Fancy Skirts and Skirtngs, Evening Dresses, Trimmed Bonnets and Leghorn Hats, and a large assortment of Duress Trimmings, Ornaments, Flowers,

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ment of Brussels uod Tapestry Csfpejajjnd I Qgp;.

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>'s pCaiiion with u black cask, which will probably lust n year.

The Buoys as they at present exist will enable a Vessel of draught in proportion to tho least water (9 feet) to be taken in, but not as heretofore to be passed on the Port hand going up.

No. 1, the outer or North Saud Head Buoy, is in its ol.i poeitiou.

No. 2 has shifted to the Southward, and may now be passed on either sido ; it may be moved to North bank.

No. 3, the Nuu Buoy, may bo removed and placed in the position of tho temporary Cask Buoy.

No. 4 does not require removing, and may bo passed as heretofore.

No. 5, temporary Buoy, may bo passed on either side, Sonth reconimeudeJ, at £ a Cable distant.

No. 6 need not of necessity bo ro-» moved.

No. T, the Buoy with bands, has drifted to South bank in G feet low waier, it need not be removed, but must be passed on starboard hand going up, at a distance of 1 Cable.

No. 8, Nun Buoy, in i foot nt low-water, may bo removed and placed as shown iu the tracing.

No. 9, Striped Buoy, should bo removed to position nssigucd to it on true* ing, viz.:—S. | E.2 Cables from its pro sen: position, or on a line from No. 8.

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