The "Triad " for September is to baud and contains much of the kind of reading that should interest musical people. It has also a literary and general side, with indications here and there of a disposition on t!ie part of tbe editor to philosophise lightly, and it is throughout briskly and breezily written aud smartly tnrned out.
The young man Allan Sutherland, who was on Sunday week last severely injured by being thrown from a horse he was riding, while re turning from Baes Junction to the Beaumont, died on Monday afternoon. Tho painful nature of his injuries from the outset pre cluded much hope of his recovery, and on Sunday evening, a week from the date of the accident, his condition excited the gravest fears, and lapsing into a high fever he never rallied, and passed away on the following d*y. Suthsrland was a quiet, obliging and exceed ingly civil young fellow, and was generally popular and respected ; and while his un timely death has occasioned much regret, there is the deepest sympathy for his parents in their affliction.
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