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" He sae a | nfe \ .s 4 LCF . , , nt “ ee ve oo 4 0 S , : : ¥ were, and — of ports maining, ane takes @ut.a lie nee to officiate | The Dredging Machine, owned by Alex Me-|

, sercise of that undoubted privilege : i ) hat they should aot objeet, in a barn In Jreland he becomes what Milton! Bean, Esq » Which bas been so busily and beneti-
f wae nef—Wwe may be sure that ue we erjey of cast ridicule wpon all humbuys hay ") Allen 0 eg nie rhe | Calls hin, “ Priest writ large Dr: Cooke is as cially cinployedan the docks of this City for several }

ona from the people and the Legis. Inughed at the airs and preteusions a ies ni st rey of Pebruary, and of the Hungarian laws xreat a man us aay bishop in the Inlawd, and the | months past, and which has excited universal

‘ | ) me | of j Whele of his position is derived trom the supposed admiration by the rapidity and effectiveness of its

‘ etleet of ve ; it Ons ee ected w \t, nt,’ when thes A letter from St. Petersburg. eorrectir g an political necessity of miuntaining the largest pos: operations is, we revret to leary, aliont te be re-

~ i d and wy eied ta. loo! ms ively eraad unloeed d/ errpneous interpretation of the German press, says sible barrier against the influence ofReme. Were moved to Halifax, N.S. We regret this beeause

i tinst wl uld have magnificent as it they were prepared te conener that the leyy reeently ordered hy Imperial Ukitse | it ides, gre the Pre aerate ut Ulster would | ainple eqpplovineut for a machine of this descrip-

i i ag A higher than usual, and that nest aprmig the rnbet a : mane the hos wa ee Pe modest, imeri-| tion might be found, in various parta of the Island,

by Ehumbug AMR Vane SOrlous Jows) Russian army will be more numerous gad better | fomeus, and generally well-conducted gentlemen | for years.to come. Iydeed, the day is not far dis-

, “ ‘ b with 4 Minister of é ’ “ = they can. for ausht.» sanized than ever it was \\ he held ferth fur the edideat on of good sinple| tant when an enlareed commerce and jucreased

‘ the be — ao , , wenetetins A telegram from Ragusa rays that the con — i Bhe whe edifices ad nee) fronts, aud resources Will Sad ample cropioyment throughout
. 7 : , : straction of a fortress on the ie anh péxtin frontios S not me ‘eta to be ern i wy would just be} the summer pose fur two on three Dredges gi-

‘ ~ ‘ wi ep X-] ors « : i Fhe ie F oi : uothing at allin the urand arena of human ailairs!) milar to that now relerred to
it Award teram as — this ] \ he * Af me } , as Deen undertaken by a corps af pioneers from aud bave ouly sueh. local inflaense as good worals Our attention has been ticularly ealled
: . eH US HOW lone | Constantinople. It reperted that the Turks ee ET PT, te and civil} i ; le eres wre me VOC. PATUCMATY ~~ to
7 ae ‘ , ar eels 1 mu , ee le Eo a a passabie atladnments, aud civil nagaane rs will vive | the state of the docks at both ends of the Char-
} rasa this | ua col ! Vucual slenergro to anv ma 9 civilized coumtr *We have a! lettetown Ferry te : ‘ ie

! \w ‘ we hy ‘I t Phe Fret squad » ¢ b has reeeived sht leplore t lemoustrat nl ye tessh inet Aittareesrans sg Aes odkane “ —

y ’ I yuadret 1 , CLC Mgnt to deplore this deme ratron, not only be-) and des pened ginupediatels A channel should

\ “ ‘ ) orders to proceed to Japan, where the Heads of | eause it is 2 groundless amd waeten violation of) also be cut throvigh that troublesome shoal or
Nev ‘ ‘ Mr. ¢ s Rarker’s: , a . rE ure gyre t. : : " boar haye been aeoenen to ome peace + beens @ it is certain to provoke sand bar Known as tke “ middie uround,” of 2

Chace Treaties lieh Colnpele them tol: neohis ue ringemow have ere rr S +e 2 ¢ - : } aes
a , é : oe ol chains ta fe mt at “ 7 _— awl wn hes re " " re A ‘ we e : * th “ hie wi, ufficient a "th ahd breath te permit the Peery |
om ’ , protection of the | why not the Papists, whe havea good deal more | boat to errs and re-eross at the lowest weap tides.

Lodw ‘ mos ps ‘ . ins . , referenee to that | YCSSC's & the roudst end to Complain ot We do not mean to back their, The sum DecesRary tocemplete these provements

t \ t Duke } s Is a Wy uN ‘ | nm oeXE 4 It is a oune ed that the a stem of exporting pomprs wy , a’ a om — ges as — . Hy ie understand, only £200, one half of whieh
; i «4 ul : vena) that weed. ie. 2 isinciieiaatta 8 : hegrves Tor the rench West India colonies ter- | U8 artes ai MP Bh ri eT Pridecrs ' bd believe the Government have generousls lndertaken to

a OPINION ¢ tu otuteer Movement, and w nunated on the 30th June last. on whieh dav the to be a not uncommon. cout Qeney he can employ pro ide out of the general revenue of the Colony.

nha t? ght te qu his procevttiines, and! certainly do not know what his feelings are in re. | last shipment took place from the establishment | Gem to much better advantage than by asking for) ihe other half it will be necessary to raise by
hapa coudemn himeclf? The Islander's pro-| terence to it. But we du know that the public of Messrs. Regis, at the mouth of the Congo suiething, he does net know Nes Which Varlix. | private subseription, which, we trust, will be ae-
wnat ghoul petitioning, is therefore: extremely | eoneralle roancd | aa cilia ‘tet LATESP FORE . “ chai cule 2 ar “ hid tin o8 his Priest. | Vhatever really | complished Without muels ditticulty Mr, W.C.j
} generally regard him as a gentleman whe leads a A r FOREIGN INVELLIGENCE l coucerus a wian’s welfare, either inthis world ore Bourke, one of the lessees of the Ferry, has headed

bsure If if were waade in good ty th, it should most exer plary 4 useful life. and who. as a Vhe Paris Patrice priats the tollowing paragraph » ent depe nda mach more on hinselt than uy fators | the subseription list with £15, and the well known
fave Seem made ehree months ago, wher (ent ly pulp t orater. d splays rare talents seldoue if ever over fle signature ot b. 8. Galhend ” :— or contr mone ts will scpeng. tel iin Any | liberality ot our ¢itizens eheourages the hasopoes that
Auguet) it was known that the (lle relating to} equalled te any of his eontemnoraries of anv d> The jownes of the Queen of England toa Ger- He ag nt — —_ — _ is, Stands the/ in a day or tee the whele amewnt will be pro-

; g jualled ' f hi poraries of any d>) oy has inet he alindlentlt a teeatin « 37) Same chonee for ordinary émpkyyment, and has! vided and the improvements alluded to completed.
t Award w d net he confirmed But the) nen ition the Island. He occupies the proud whisk ens like) te “a - rr : po aoa pests the same liberty of opimen aid Worship, as any —Mon
tenantry dor ire one fraction abomt the Award position of leader of a 1 intelligent body | We believe we Know ; that at this pt cil re Englishman He stands, too muuch the Sine a iat ; |
seid be of uo practical ase to therm; and it! of Protestants jn thie Colon, and it is net likely | #@ication of the Queen in favor of the Prince of Sad cat - ac eg , ay —— ane si We are requested to eall particular attention |
the Coavernmient want ty knew hew deeply chev that he w ~epilowndnd ( bin thet enalelei H, sapling decided. But this resalution will tior i ‘ ith r 4 “ph or appara mer ge to the advertisement ef Dr, MeKeon, published |
that he ll condeseend fa netice the malelous mubtless not be carried inte effect uvtil after the | UCN: *human nature, however, no mere goes by aoe ’

and the Avtard gre held in co: tempt, they will libel of the ebseure ‘Monitor,’ although it was | Prince of Wales's marriage reason than does the eauine nature, or the feline | i) anether ecolaion, appointing agents for the cel-

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iry We erperiment of getting Up petilienus written by a lireling of a Goverument which ealls

ome itself “a Protestant’ and “a God-fearing”’ ene

rit FORTUNATE

AMVLE MEANS.”

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' LATEST NEWS PROM EUROPE.
ARKIYAL OF THE ENGLISH MAIL,

38 the ‘Islander’ of Friday last, the Colonial

Recretary las, with hie veual coed taste attempted

Tue Hoval Mail Steamship Asia arrived ¢
toe taepuge the mretivee of Messra. Coles and Whe. . ‘ ‘ cAMISMIpP L187 irrived at

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balits n Wednesdays ug las ates
lan by saying that their opposition te the present we eduesday morning last, with date

tievecument is influenced by a desire for office te the Sth inst he had an extremely bei te rous
' . | passage, and suffered the wreek of her starboard |
i the gentlemen refered to entertain any such

depite, we are at a lees te understand why thev | die : '
eed G0" Glnied Orit: lols ' *tawav. The Mails for this Island came to hand
“ ” . sit mere eriminal to . _ :
: ‘ on Friday morning The news ix not important,
be desirous of getting into office than to be desirous : -_
{ remainin fice? M P Ww bt » change has taken place in the aspect of foreign
ul remdwuing iu otiee ease ope nigh
” Taira *nolane behie ) war
Louneredllk: GilerOend Ak: ‘Gee the holders of tu England public attention appears te
still engaged with the prevalence of distress j
pub ie etaples ments without being responsible te : Menage i pre euce « ‘ ress in
the manutecturing districts. In the following se-
the peupk Have they a patent right te remain , :
where they are forever? And are th ed leetions all the principal items of news will be
er the ’ o©reve , «| are wey OPeerh aie’ r
: found
termined ty ‘truggle very hard ty heep their ‘ > 93 ‘ i .
i At the ueveting of the General Relief Commit-
tee at Manchester a repert was read on the sub-

Sut the case ot Col.! ject of the distress prevating in the cotton manu-

paces! Whether they shall or net, the next

eleien must determine
Cray is specially pointed out to us as exceedingly | Mturing distriets of Lancashire, Nuwerous
. | contributions were acknowledged mncluding £2000

trom the county of Warwick: and also £5000, a
fee, we ate teld, becaure he ie the “fortunate balance in the hends of the eommittee of the
Manufacturers’ Relief Fund of Londen, estab-
lished ip Is42 The eommittee appointed at
Bridgewater House have increased their eontri-
butiens from £44) to OOD per month, which
will be continued ter four mouths, making the tetal

£40000

werthy of admiration He heolda ne ealaried of-

poessesser of ample means.” Therefore, aceord-

tog te this mode of reasoning, the man who holds

an office or aspires to held an office, is not the
“hertunate possesser of ample means f There-
Including the
Liverpool tuud of £32,000 and other munifieent
donations, the total sum already promised and
own right—the Hon. Francis Longworth, as Col-| landed in te the Central General ¢ ommnittee is
£129,000, and the fund is daily increasing. Noble
as this appears, much mere will be required, as

tere, George Wright, “q., as Preasurer, js not grant of thal committee

the “fertunate possessor of ample means” in bis

lector, is wot the “ fortunate possessor of ample

means “— Me. ( Wher ‘ Percrint ; = pe ' , ;
- rawterd, as Registrar, is mot the the claims of the unemployed are hourly becoming

“ fortatate possessor of ample means” — and so more urgent. To the enormous list of persons re-

ou through the whole of the Government offiees, | OC 'e parochial relief ne fewer than G617 were
Wel tat ulded in the third wee k of the present month;
"Ove sertiee® hesitation . he Seeret oa } _ '

: tas to the Seeretary aud the increased elaims upon the Reliet Commit-
thee, and we are disposed to ask the ineum-| tee beangesimilar ratio. In the place of the late
bent in this place the fortunate possessor ot Rar uf awere, the Earlot Derby has been
pn “ ‘ tiene te d eta rinan of the eXeculive comnittee
apple meats “Tie reas, at one time,” say the

‘ On Sanday afternoon a meeting of the working

& FeLoiders of the Bank, “ when we had the mis men of London, for the purpose of expressing sytu-
tertune te lose fourteen thretaxsarped peunds by hav- pathy with Garibaldi and prote stig agaist the

J £
ibg is anime er peiper — lle was,’ 4avs Sanue! eceupaution of Rome bv Fran @, Was leld tn Aisi -
ie i . park. avout G00) persons belug preset Muosi
I Pairba AS, the fortunate pessesser ef om ve . ! — oF ’

I ehergetic spe os Were ae vered, and re sent Llelis
mens when Seven Hundred Pounds belonging were being pested, when a number of men thrust
te any principal, George EF. Morton, made a mys. Themselves torward, shouting loudly * Hurrah ter

5 if L’ssyne A i vas made to expel the
feriets exit from: toe publie Treasury But ne- »! , , ,
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luwly wil] te us when Mr Secretary Pope Was | eps P e of whieh several persons
tle ort 0° PUSSLBSOF ¢ faniple means” honestly) Were assault d Five of the prin tpal disturbers
poe ao: a bee e who we captured, were
If (ol. Grav has got oy Lis Wile, or any ether) \eonday d | different

enuse, taere money than he knows what todo with New us been res “lt of the death of Major-
——weare sure We deu't envy him We shall be Gen. Sir Joli Eardies Wibnot Inglis, K. ¢ Lb

glad if it will be cans of keeping off fits of Celene! of the 32nd regiment, and comma tide vi

‘ p , , : The Creeps tra Che lonian Islands bhe deceased
7m ms oe. We OF be flied Re Ww me Was son-in-law of Lord Chelmsford (Sir Frederic

Mit Will eualie lig te overem t sin of cre Thesig and it will be recollected that, in cou-

te otshiess But covetousuess ia a sin whi m with the late gallant Sir Henry Lawresee,

Suet ml ‘ he defended Lucknow when besieged bv the mu-
atect« aman « - . * "het — - } 2
’ , — _ ers in 1857 l at that officer's death he
te af Hie came back, like the prod val elild. to ry = ‘ biiele ty rals Havel k and Out-
. i forced its wav inte residenes He never
the country which gave him birth but did pot mixx : :

recovered froin the etlects of the long anxiety and

him, with immense boasting about his serviees it

desperate privation Which he eudured during the

the “tented field.” bearing the title of “ ¢ apta
that the

at the Queen's desire,

The ‘Globe’ states w ith positiver ORS
Archiishepric of York has,
been vifered by Lord Palmerston to the Bishop of
Londen, whose reply has not yet been received
Phe salary of the two Sees is the same, but there
lity in York

‘The revenue returns for the year and quarter
have been published. The total amount of revenue
In the sear was £69,6°5,540, against £69,806, 160
vanity he has since sported the rank of * Lieut, in the year ending September 30), 186). The re-
venue ter the quarter was £14,600,983, against
: £14,601,253, in the quarter ending September
Viser and ocetter than he, whe HAVe beet 30, 156) There is thus a decrease on the vear

honered with the tithes of ¢ apiain, Colonel, Major, of £120,620, and en the quarterfot £249. This

aud when a shert time here, he eovetted and re-
eeived with eagerness the tithe of Lieut. Colonel
ever a Militia Company whieh had no practical

esistener, and whieh title had just been taken

trom a therough paced swindler and blackles is, of course, greater dig

named Sleigh—( how nicely the names ean be made
to rhyme, Gray and Sleigh!) With inordinate
ol,” theugh there are hundreds of men in the
Colony,

off in the excise and

The decrease in the year In the

decrease is owing to a falling
property (an
£1,194,000, and in the property tax

Under ail other heads there is a res-

General, Ac., whe, in civil lite, would scorn to

apy nd these tithes to their names And only the

eXecise is
other day we have seen bia covetousness still fur-) £601,000.
ther gratitied by his being promoted te the rank | peetuble HNC TAKS * thus customs show an increase
in the vear of £275,000, of which £219,000 has
been received during the last quarter. The re-
It may be said that thie rank venue from stamps alse has increased in the year
True enough. But being | bY £398,775, and from miscellaneous sources by |
~ | £776,503. The amount of expenditure during
the qnarter has exeeeded the revenue by £3,4129,-
he wanted honour more than filthy luere—although | Gov. Considering that one of the greatest inter-
there was a time when dollars in the Treasury ¢8t4 in the country is suffering the severest de-
’ | pression, the returns are highly satisfaetory.

of Colonel in the Militia, with command over the
Volunteer Force

brings bim ne money

’

the “fortunate possessor” of a wife with money,

bag had a peculiar attraction for him, and when

— a. a «t uv ’ P
even Copper coins were not to be spurned, obtained Phe Board of Trads returns for the month and |

‘ ; eight months ending August 31 have been issued,
w exchange for painted pigeons, thrice sold ! | From these it appears that the total declared va- |

Te complete the silly panegyrie on “ Colonel” | adh the > saad British val gars ——
a ‘ . ‘ ; } and manutactures during the month amounted to
(iray, ihe € clonial Secretary alludes to the pur- £12,999,657, against £12357 441 in the corres: |
chase of the Belfast estate, and asserts, that, | ponding month of 1861, showing an inerease in|
owing to Mr. tiray'’s influence and exertions, | the month of £492,186) In the eight months
jthe exports amounted to £22,276,107, against
£22,575,127 in the corresponding portion of 1861,
showing a falling in the eight months of £299,-
benefitted; from being tenants, oppressed with O19. The imports, however, have been larger as |
regards flax, provisions, spiees, sheep and lamb}
wool, coffee, corn, tea, and wine; but, on the}

@nabled to beeeme freeholders on the mest ad-| other hand. these, has been. a decline in the te
Vantageous terms.” The Land Purehase Bill, | evipts of raw cotton, tallow, sugar, and tobacco. |
brought inte the Legislature by the Hon. George The tonnage of vessels engaged in the foreign |
trade shows a slight reduction tor the entries in- |
wards, while there has been an augmentation in|
Party, ia apite of the opposition ot the Proprietors the clearance outwards.

ae. : FOREIGN.

a“ visionary scheme "—ia the very Bill under Advices from Reinhardtsbrunn, reaching to the
Whieh the Belfast tenantry “ have been enabled 27th of September, state that Queen Victoria |
ta became freeholders upon the most favourable continues to take her usual drives and walks in
the neighbourhood of the castle with the different
‘members of the royal family. On the 27th the
Prince of Wales went to Preaden, and on the
following day he was to pay a private visit to the
King ot Saxony at Piinitz

“mune thousands of the people of the district
Which he represents have been most materially |

heays burthens of arreare of rent, they bave been |

Coles, carried through all its stages by the Liberal

aad Tories—and denounced by Mr. Ciray himself

terms.” If the sv-ealled “ Colonel” (iray had not

Stratted under the borrowed plumes of his pre-
deveasyrs in the crovernment, the Belfast tenantry

Might have remained antil thi« very hour “op-
: It is said that it will be some mouths before
Garibaldi is enred of his wounds. Advices from
and no one would suppose that a person of doubt- -purin received at Paris, repeat the statement that

Oresied with heavy burthens of arrears of rent,”

ful ‘tiny would have the evuergy to extricate an amuesty has in principle been decided on. A
‘Turin letter hints that the amnesty will be granted
peenuse there are too many persons, from the
highest to the lowest, in the Garibaldi movement. |

thew from such @ dilemma
ial
THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. ‘The deliberate estimate of the Emperor Napo-
—— leon’s letter, formed by cool, impartial, and able
Frenechinen, is that itis decidedly a step inadvanee,
a progress towards the avcomplishment of Italian
wishes, although it may uot justify the anticipa- |

“ The Volunteer movement ia, we are glad to
leary, rapidly extending throughout our trey
yal Island—the frantic efforts of Edward Whe- i
l, George Coles, and Cephas Barker, to the tien of a speedy solution of the Roman question. |
Sitrary, notwithstanding.” —Monitor, Get. 15. Garibaldi has sent an address of thanks to his
We challenge the contemptible libeller who English sympathisers trom Variguano. It is a
tissue of bombast and savage abuse of the Empe-
*Moviter’ ' ., for of the French, whom he denounces as the
a W eduesday last, to show that Ed- Spirit of Evil dominating ever France. It is
more like the raving of a mauiae er g demoniac
than any effusion we have seen of late,

Wrote the above sentence, which appears in the

a“ A . . ”
ard \\ helaa or Geor ce Coles made any “efforts,

Irautie ” or otherwise, to keep the “ Volunteer

As for Mr. Coles,
tor large grants of the

LA
= money in its behalf, and we have never
eg

a

The Marquis De Lavelette has arrived in Paris
from Rome, te which it is understood that he is
not to return as Ambassador.

MOY eure ist trom extending

he has Voted oly ertully
The Vienna Gazette announces considerable re-
ord bine publiely express one sentiment unfavor- ductions in the effective of the Austrian army—
able to the Aw for Mr. Whelan.| infantry, eavalry wl wre: de ae eres
j : ‘aring arms of specabty are to be placed upon
posed the grants, and will do soon every warns ei bs ete ta «ag eh
ares When it slall be has heen fgund to be a dangerous material, is
*Pposition If the Volunteers are overhiowing | abelished.
With love of country, we have no objection to see Contrary to report, the Austrian Government
bheas gratily it will not negotiate a treaty of commerce with
at heliens in that kind of ts 7 | caoens Britain or any others foreign Power until
iy)» ae ee Oe patriotisun w hie re- the question of the Zollverein is settled,
{4 res pounds, shillings aud pence to a laree
amount to

ha:

= Mover fgg

be has op

in hs power ju offer

alter a military fashion; but we

Very little has of late been heard of the state
of public feeling in Hungary; but we are now
‘told, in a letter from Vienna that the people of
that kingdom are tired of their “ proriserium,
opposed the | and would fain come te an understanding with
The Ultras are far

stimulate it; and we have opposed
“E the money taken from the Treasury fot
wh “a purpose. We have never

us
slove » ’ a :
ement" in any other Way than refusing to! the [mperial Goverament

| off to the “ Marsh” or the “ Moor,”

The Londen Daily News on this tapie re-
marks :—

These foreigners may as well be teld that the
Sovereign of England has ne power to abdieate
In the infinitely imprahable awd much to be de-
preeated case of her Majesty subwnitting te Parlia-
ment a project fer relieving ber from the eares of
state, her wishes weuld ne doubt be eonside red
with respectful attention; but a German fanealy
has he mere power to hasten the BUCO ES JON to
the throne than it would have to rereal the Act
of Settlement.

The marriage by proxy of the Prineess Maria

paddle box, with the loss of four beats, washed | Pia. with the King ot Porteyal was celebrated on

Saturday in the royal chapel at Turin. The
people of Purin and Kisbou are rejoicing greatly
at the uniow which is te give te Portugal an

FL
Italian Queen und to the House of Savey a
erewned sou-ry-law.

Phe French urmy is expected to enter Mexico
toy the Ist of November; and in December nest
the Emperor Napoleon hopes, in conjunction with

England, to recoguize the Southern confederation, |

if In the interval IUS position bas not been seriously
hapaired,

LATEST BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

The Confederate steamer Alabama (?) is re-

ported to have captured and destroyed by fire the | of Protestants generally :—

following Federal vessels, near Flores, Western
Islands:—The Oemulgee, Oeean Rover, Alert,
Oreala, Courser, Benjamin Tucker, Weather-
guage, Admiral Blake, and Alamaha, also the
Starlight, American passenger Schr. The Londen
dndex, of Oct, 2, publishes a letter from ite Havana
correepondent, under date of Sept. 5, te the tel-
lowing etlect :—The Contederate gunboat Florida,
mounting eight large rifled guns, Capt. J. W
Matlitt, reached Cardeuas Inth alt.. where she
remained making seme re pairs, until the night
of the 3ist ult., When she left for this pert, and
arrived Ist inst., suiling again the same evening.
She was supplied with everything needful, by or-
der of the Captain Sieneral; also that she or any
other Confederate vessel be permitted to remain
as long as she pleased and return at pleasure, She
und will, ne doubt, do cimnl service
jor the Contederacy. ‘The writer further states—
A smack, just in from Kev West reports that the
Florida has sunk the Federal
de Cuba aud disabled the Cuyle

is & fine vessel

gunboat Santiage

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KLOTS IN IRELAND.

The self-styled “ Losal” Orangemen of Belfast,

ORANGE

Ireland, have again distingnished themselves in

their usual way by trampling upon law aud order

leatr
m—Welemi rary ht

ce preps rtv—shedding the blood of their

tellow creatures, and, in fact, imitating in every

possible way the tienuds ofthe lower regions. Wiel-

fast bas Jately been the seene of some horrible

ings, originated by the Orangemen ot that

* ;
nreceed

place, The Londen Times—which certains cane

t be charged with any leaning towards the
Catholies, either Clergy or Laity—administers in
© following article a well merited rebuke to the

spotted i tred. and paar ipered Orangemen of the

North of Ireland. It appears that a large gather-
y—or “ demonstration,” it is ealied—was lately

held at Delfast to euable the Orangemen whe

vomposed if, te give utterance to a complaint of
their “ wrongs.” The Times thus speaks of it :—
* A demonstration in these days! What about,
ind by whom ? OF course it is in Ireland lt.
too, we go by the rule that they whe have the
least reason te eouplain often make the most noise,
it not tobe surprised atan Orange Demen-
stration at Belfast. But what quarrel have the
Protestants of Belfast to make with their Govern-
ment and their country?) The Episcopalians are
established, and the Presby terians are establishe d,
and the ouly people not established are the Papists,
You can earu public mouey there by preaching up
the Prelacy, and by denouncing Prelaey, but not
a six pence if the Dope is Your man. Yet the
friends and the foes of British Episeopacy are
going te shake hands over their little differences,

and have a monster meeting m the Botanie Gar-
dens of Belfast to prove to the world that this isa
case for taking away the Papist’s one talent aud
adding it to the Protestant ten. Dr. Cook, Mo-
derator, salaried Protessoer, aud salaried distribut-
or of the Parliamentary Grant, is to prove that

he and his fellow Protestants are ap il-used,
plundered, trampled-upon race. Peers and clergy-
men are to tell their sufferings, and it is expected
that fifteen thousand round Christians will pur-
chase tickets of admission for the privilege of

pouring their serrows into one another's)
bosoms. We wait with impatience for an expla- |
nation of the miseries which require so vast a
shower of tears. What has happened to the)
“Black North?” Is it diminution of dignity or|
of substance? There are troubles all over the
world, nowhere greater than in this busy, erowd-
ed, throbbing, conyulsed centre of the British |
empire, The Sulina mouth of the Danube under |
Russian care was not more strewed with wrecks!
than is this little sea of life. There is a stery in)
every face. But we get together; we go te
ehurch; we go to the market; the “ meet,” the
flower show, the ball, or any other pretence of a,
gathering, and we put on our best coat and best |
looks. Among ua, with some effort we subseribe
a little gaiety, we resolve nem. con. to be happy
for anu hour, and we turn eut trouble by acelama-
tion. But there, at Belfast, we verily believe the |
most prospering town in the empire, they are

|

| getting up a gregarious disaffection. Fitteen thou-| southern soil,
sand well-fed, well-dressed, well-housed men, many |

of them with titles, privileged professions, pensions,
and all sorts ot things a man ean only get by the |
favour of society and the State, are toe run up a

i list of grievances against the present state of

things.

around them. Take the poor fellow, ene of a

man, a year ago, had regular work, bard by. He
had a nice house, and tidy furniture, and good
élothes for Sunday as well as week-day. There
was plenty of money for schooling, for books, for
newspapers, for toys, exeursions, and holidays.
Bisides all this, there was a round anm at the!
savings-bank, and something in a building fund, al
loan or two to friends, and not a penny due at the
shop. Now it is all nothing.

the savings-bank, nothing in the elub, nothing in |
the pocket, nothing in the house that eould possibly

be pawned or sold. There is nothing on the shelf,

cape hg the stomach, and next to nothing on | the Hon. 8. L. Tilley, bas proceeded te England The engine is of 30 Lorsepower.
| the baek.

The children are schoolless, supperless,
The father goes
does labour-
ing work for a few hours, and reecives at the end
of the week about a shilling or fifteenpence a head
for the family. Heishungry, cold, weak, wearied,
and helpless, being one of hundreds of thousands
in like evil case, all involved in one utter exhaustion
ef means and paralysis of strength. It may he
pertly said that this is only physical misery, the lot
of nations, of classes, of half the human race. But
in this case a man with eyes may see the deeay

shoeless, and almost sleepless.

of the mugele, the irritation of the temper, the!

weakening of the mind, and the werm eating its
way tito the moral principle. This is toe likely
a moral wreck, as well as a ruined household.
What we have desertbed is Laneashire. But,
while life, strength, and even goodness are there
ebbing away, the Orangemen of Lretand are njeet
ing at Belfast to proclaim to the world their ow),
tus of wrongs.

’ Can eur Enghsh oe
'wuat they ave? ‘Phere is no single prineiy fan

abstraet character in the whole world of opinion
that is se highly favoured, so snpported, so paid
and cherished as Irish, Protestantism. Fer merely
protesting against the authority of the Pope, and
the peeuliar doctrines of that Chufch, any man of
ordinary edueation in Ireland may acquire pay
and position, whether be belongs to the Exstablish-
ed Church or not. A Presbyterian minister in
England is a Dissenter, and nothing more. Jie is
no more recognized than a village shopkeeper who

| of disgust and defiance, with threats ef hoisting |

| this ill-judged deeree has widened more than aught |

: i | be omitted, is their holding out an inducement | yesterday about noon, to lay up for the winter.

“ Would that some of these examples of suffer-| t) the North-Western States to detach themselves | L
ing humanity could open their eyes, and look! gros the Union.
abroad, and see snd feel the realities going on all | jytion, reported and discussed by the papers | arrived here on Saturday i in 23 days from Liver-
good many thousand, just across the narrew chan-! simple mention on our part —General Jlalleek, as
nel that separates Ireland from this island. ba Commander-in-Chief, has publicly complimented | ~

} General M*Clellan on the gallant and successful ;
| doings of the latter’s army in expelling the Con-! |
| tederates trom Maryland, and especially on their | > }
| part in the battle of Antietam.

however does not contain one grain ef praise ad- |
dressed to General M‘Clellan himself. The Baio! Valuable Freehold

There is nothing in| = = =

j natare, or the tssinine wature,or any other animal | lection of the amounts due him at St. Peter's.
instinet. Weave warned by the Romanist organs |
that thie i, a ehallenge; that it will be net; that
even IC the viove be thrown down ever se esvills }
and ¥weetly, it will be taken up inanangry mete, | Readmg Keom, at 12 o'clock today, we Jearn that |
ADU Most likely by rough hands. So we shallhave | an accident bad happened to the Steamer “ Arabian’! |
) strcet rows, window-breaking, end perhaps head-| a) piver de Loup. No particulars are given. |
| breaking also. The Roman Cathelies will insist }
j ou having their out-door meetings and their pro-| eR
J}eessions. ‘They will carry Jarger banners and | THE ANNUAL CATTLE SHOW.
| thicker sticks; they will shout louder, acd drink | a , —
more whiskey; they will hear better speeches, in| The Annual Cattle Show was held on the}
| better Lrish, and to better effeet. In fact, we are | 14th inet, wonder the management of private indivi-

; pare | duals. Owing tothe very short notice given, and |

| threatened with at least a year of O'Connell over | 5),. unpropitious bhate: of én = Ca ay Show
. " f me ort 7 ane : 4 au ' 3

| again, and semething worse than O'Connell, for) was not as large o# asual; but if comparatively

| that agitator knew how te eenfine his demonstra- J wmall, it was like the Welshman's cow, * little and |
| trons within lawful limite, There is nobody at! good.” The judges pronounced the yeneral show
| present with thie power, Seifany of the poor) to be equal in quality to eur usual exhibitions,
| martyrs and contessors whe are meeting to make The Premiums were awarded to the following par: |
| piteous plain? of their wroug at the hands of their | 0€8 *—

| Papist perseeutors find they are not oe to | For the best Entire Colt, S.W.Mitehell, £1 10 0}
| how! for nothing, it will be their own fait: and! a prize do., Edward Harrington, 1 0 0)
jaf nothing worse happens than a few contusions, “Tet prize Filly, Arch. McPherson, 110 0

o =e —

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By a Telegram from Shediae to the Charlottetown |

| dt ake as i Re pean “2d prize do., Dr. denkina, :.6 ¢

we hall net be sor} fi t th me." * best Bull, Henry Longworth, Exq.,1 0 0

+ The Londen News of the World, of the 28th | best Ram of any age, do., 1 0 0!
ce « o . ces, ) ’

fen the same subject, trom the Heltast Northern Syears old, Henry Longworth, Esq.,l 0 0|
| best Ram Lamb, John Seott McLeod,l 0 0)

‘

| Whig, whieh is a paper published in the interest | }
| | Judges of Horses.
| “ Belfast,” says the Northern Whig, “haa for) John Thorn, Joseph Wise, Thomas Redd, Judges |
| the last week been ip the bands of a mob—one of! of Sheep and Horned Cattle.
the principal towns of the hingdeom—atown which,| Seeing that the foundation, and it may be suid the |
in these days of manufacturing distress and po- a Mag of our prosperity is aud must be Agri
yverty, bas held np ite bead and maintained its)
| position withent aid trom aristecraey, clergy,
} government, or anything else. Every man ef in-
uence in the town, of every religion, regrets what
has occurred; that the glorious name which it) all depeud j
has achieved among the great communities of the! When Agriculture flourishes, pleasure beams in!
world should be thus trampled upon at the bidding | every countenance, from the statesman to the ham
of a mob—a mob of no religion whatever, of no blest peasant; but when it fails of success a gloom |
| prieciple whatever, who disgrace the cause which | '* UPOU all. Our Sheep, highly spoken of, and

. . agerly sought after, in the neighbouring colonies
. h wien hic. < | City my s ‘ : . 3 ig £ eS,
they profess and the religion which they seem to} with our Horses and Horned Cattle, may be so im

proved as to command a mine of wealth. Let us,
We invite attention te the Jast sentence in| then, whatever our political or other differences
| Tealiva jinay be, lend our minds to improvements in Agricul
falics. j ture and Stock raisiny, then our prosperity will be
‘Loyal| certain. Vo Dr. J.T. Jenkins is owing ihe credit
“| of earrving through this affiir, inasmuch as he made
an vutiay ef both time and the needfal for its ae-
complishment

Cattle Shows.

”
jae h HOW leda

Ia Prince Edward island a mob may be
gathered new under the name of a
Orange Lodge,” for which the deseription above

given willin a great measure serve,
JOHN WILLIAMS, Secv'y.
October Lth, L862.

THE WAR IN a htt
SPECIAL Novice.—Holloway’s Pills — Weak- |
Tuerr has been no news ef avy importance ess and talling away.—How many persons suffer |
: trom debility, without knowing the cause? Tn)
most cases the stomach is the aggressor. Holle-
way’s Pills have long been justly famed for regu-
lating a rebellious stomach, and restoring its healthy

THE STATES.
from the seat of War in the States by the late
Maus. The from the New

York Albion, of the 11th inst., furnishes the most

following summary

ett . 993 3 digestive tence. In multitudes of cases of Wasting,
reliable inftellizence we have seen ; ‘i i iad
Without assignable reason, where the patient was

NORTH AND SOUTH daily growing weaker and worse, a course of these |

pexeelleat Pills has checked the disorder, renewed |

the appetite, confirmed the digestion, stimulated |

| the liver and Kidneys, and saved the sufferer, The)
ils are mild, yet effective in action. It is truly

‘marvellous te wateh how the sallowness disap |
peurs, the eyes brighten, the spirits revive, wad
the strength returas betore the eorreeting and

Not a signof settlement! Not a hope of peace

If the war flag in one district, it is earried on in

‘another flerer ry, if net truitless!y—for of all the
strange concomitauts of this most disastrous een-

fief, hone is more strange dim the di-prepertion

between the material losses and the political rme-

sult4 The blogdie t vic hres have Weer the tiost ’ j . ;
barren of consequence, The diseomtiture of Pope puriiying powers of Hulloway’s balsamie Pills.
led the Confederates to an unprofitable invasion | = <== a SS
of Maryland; the defeat of Lee at Antietam has Married,
j

sv far searcely been followed up . . .

- 4 Ai (Christ Chureh,
the Sth inet . by the
Peter St

onve ‘ . " durtmoutl 4 ay
The battles wt the week have occurred in the I irtfmourh, on Wedneeday,

South aud West; and they have been many and liens of Char-{
- . , te .

sanguinary, but ending for the most part with sue-; Jotietown, P. E. L.. to Sarah Riiza, eldest daughter
Cormth, pear the bor-) of Thomas B. DesBrisay, M.D

ders of Tennessee and Mississippi, and already

Kev. James Stewart, A. M.,|
wart DesBrisay, Esq.,
cess to the Unioeu aru,

<->.

Died, }

enjeving martial fume, bas been the seene of a
sp or — — n Ges ra Reo me ranz, a. On Sunday last, ut Stayhope, after an iliness of |
S. aud General Price, ee the lormer Oe It! nineteen days, Archibald MeMillan, voungest son
was With the Union army at Shiloh — being hard of Jolin O. and Margaret A.D. Lieteh a
pressed on the first day, but reeovering and ulti- |

ged O years, :
mately deteatiug his enemy on the second, eap-
turing 700 prisoners, and following up his advan-! SHIP NEWS.

tage by subsequent engagements similatiy sue-| PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.
cessful. For reasons already explained, we ENTERED

\torbear to deal much with figures; but these. io . ; . ; ae
afhurs were evidently ona large seale. a Mis- i Oh F< Amelia, acta Sydney; coal. 9—Ex H
cs : page. fm : ig . antine, Eldridge, Boston; goods. VPloughboy,
souri, at a place called Newtonia, a Union vietory | pohertson Pictoa: coals. Morning Star, Ceeno |
Salso claimed. But it is to Kentueky the publie) JLarbor Bou he; fish. Celerity, Gerrior, Picton. |
(eve is mainly turned. In that State there has! coals. Cee ha, Jenkins, New York ; goods. Ocean |
been abundant fighting, hevend doubt; and the Bride, Griffin, Halifax ; fish. Margaret Aun, Tho- |
Northern forces have at least repossessed them- | ™2s8, Arichat; bal. 10— Trial, Dalton, Wallace ; |
selves of Lexington and Franktert, which facet buatib r. Fame, MeDonald, Sydney ; coal. Curlew, |
nay be set down, while we wait authentie details oe See nt aad Mentone. Primrose Laughile,
of neveral.mitles, enc at inital whieh. ot Perey. oa an Meer ity, Macheanx, Richibucto ; Juun- |
vi mag act : : er, 8, Beaton, Pictou; coal. Venus, Gallant, |
ville, is said te bave been very desperate and te Port Hood; limestone Falcon, Grant, Shediae ; |
have been attended with a loss of several Generals hoards. H/— Capella, Nicholson, Lapoile, N. F..|
on the National side. One of the most brilliant! bat Mayflower, Gerrior, Sydney ; coal. Bark |
feats of the war, it is now seen, was General, Prioress, Baird. Liverpool; goods. ” 13—Fliza Fran- |
Morgan's rapid mareh from Cumberland Gap to) ces, Bogart, Salem, U.S.; bal. President, Quinn,
the Ohio, oveasionally tightiug his way and eon- | Pictou; fish. Napoleon, Neweomb, Pope's Harbor ; |
tending with a heat of @ahtaitinn Sint. sles aud | o Mulgrave, Falt, Mulgrave, N.S.; do, Golden |
alas, oceans ot blood are spilled in all directions ; j Scitameie ater et ae F > = rang. ama
and it the sensation-paragraphists Would but stick | fish. Pear}, Cameron Sheet Harbor; dus Carlow'|
to the truth, we should all be umply alive to all) Cunningham, Barrington; do. 14 — Enterprise, |
the horrors of the war — probably more than we | MeNeill, Antigonish; limestone. Pearl, Cameron, |
are now, when every one is disposed to recognize | Sheet Harbor ; fixh. Curlew, Cunningham, Bar
an enormous exaggeration, as battle after battle | Tugton; do. 14—Enterprixe, MeNeill, Antigonish ;
is announced. : | limestone. Pear], Larnbull, Pictou; coal. Lelia
In the civil branch of the rude strife, if so it Ada, — Tei goods. Zebra. Mutch, Syd-
may be termed, the week has been a lively one. { NS “ish. rumph, Murs, ‘Holiend- Harbor,
Speeches and orders aud newspaper leaders keep | ~~ "' :
up the excitement of the hour. Let us glance :
briefly at 4 few of the more important of the eel Oct, Sag Pearl, qecobel, Ficton; bet. se --Our-
; “> gapedae ’ : | Seer. r, Tatamageuche; bal. Primrose,
military sayings and doings. Aud, in the first! Langhile, Pictou; do. Woodbine, Robertson, do. ;
place, of the President's Emancipation ediet and} go. Margaret Ann, Tho:nas do.: no 13—Ellen.
the reception accorded to it at Richmond. The} Chiverie, Newfoundland ; goods. 14 — Venus,
Confederate Congress being in Session, it has | Beuton, Pictou; bal.
therein been received with x passionate outbreak

CLEARED.

- !
{ Arrivals in Europe from hence,
| Plymouth, Sept. 25—Arntue.
Gravesend, Oct. 2—James Peake.
Liverpool, Oct. 2—Charles.

Sailed.

Liverpool, Sept. 23—Theresa.
Deal, Sept. 2i—Uranus, McDonald.

tne black flay in action, and of summarily execu- {
ting every Northern man found in arms upon!
It is clear therefore — and none}

vut simpletons ever doubted it—that the issue of |

else the breach between the two sections of the |
country. The only other point in the proceed-| Phe ‘Idabo,’ Surveying Schooner, arrived on Sa.
ings ot the Confederate Congress, that may not torday last, and the Steamer ‘ Margaret Stey enson

The Bark * Prioress,’ Baird master, from Liver-
This was in the form of a reso-, pool, owned by Messrs. Pope & Yeo, of this Islaad,

° . " ) - ‘ ‘or ‘, Thea * Pri aaah?
diveed-ame hak nat calling for anything. beyond | pool, W ith goods for this po > Bho} rioress' ran
. ; : {home in 20 days from this Island last spring.
|
|

The doeument |

ot

~

a

sivd in some armies would be treated as an insult. |

AT PRIVATE SALE.
— M bl * VICTORIA” STEAM MIU,

COLONIAL AFFAIRS. owned by the subseriber, und situate at the
Eastern end of this City. }

It preferred, the machinery and mill gear would |
be seld separately ata very low priee, and on time.

;

We pereeive by New Brouswick papers, that
he machinery |
asp delegate on behalf of New Bragewich, of see working order, and could easily be re-
which Province he is Secretary, to adygeate the} ‘Phe whole premises, consisting of Mill, Dwelling
Intercolonial Railway. It is rumoured that the: House, me : sap ic be = ata eS a
Provincial Seeretaries of Canada and Nova Scotia | ras > — Bera Raa sl itmaguae: rsdn 4

j
|

| will also go to Englaud on the same mission.—)| For information please an ‘oot
3 . aaa ARLES NG.
| The Hon. Mr. Smith, Attoruey General of New| Charlottetown, Oct. 20, 1862, Is] 3in |
Brunswick, has resigned his office and his seat in| — — Mane nae ce

the Cabinet, in consequence of disagreement with
his colleagues on the Railway project. Mr. John-)
son, of Miramichi, has sueeeeded him in the office

of Attorney General and in the Cabinet. his WINTER STOCK. from BOSTON and
‘ i NE | MONTREAL. Boston Goods chietly in Goodyenr’s
Tue Vexptearor is the title of a new weekly) PATENT RUBBER BOOTS and SHOES. “Frey
‘paper, the first Ne. of whieh was issued on) oun ee eee Multis, { aps, |
I riday last by Messrs. Reilly and eerste s Thy remaining part of the Stock daily expected
City. lis aim is to be the exponent of Cat po}ie | sek: Mien! Gants". wad Flakews@’ foonn'
feeling and opinion on matters relating to the re-j AVERPOOL and LONDON }
ligion of Cathohes, and to be the vehicle of| °° As usual, Cash on delivery,
| Catholic intelligence from all parts ef the werld,| ~ BENJ. DAVIES, |
It is very neatly printed, and reflects much Cheapside, Cueen Square, ;
credit on the publishers. The tene of its leading; Charlottetown, Det. 20, 102, Si cores Ek
editorial is modest, yet firm, and preseribes with | — ee tear , "ane
perspieuity and judgment the course it intends to PENA LF XN o1 ICE!
pursue. We welcome the Vindicator to the ERSONS indebted to the subscriber
editorial corps—we shall be happy to interchange | are requested to pey the amoants duc by them
with it ajl the courtesies of the profession, —and ‘on or beforé the Ist of December next, to save |
we hope to find at a useful auxiliary in battling jroutle andexpense. ‘
with us in the cause of truth, justice, and equal, FRANCIS McCARRON. |
nights to all mankind ) Charlottetown, Ola ehotgde ty ruffiave an wo

NEW GOODS! |

YHE subscriber has just received part of

i
{

| among which are the celebrated Magiciunand Black |
| Diamond COOK STOVES, for burning coal. i

[He subseribers, intending to make an

}_ Dr. Capel, Charles Kennedy, John yar teat

ture, and Agricndtural Stock, it is to be regretted | quest thoae who require his professional services to ee 4
that 2 moch more lively interest is not taken in our | a at am early or Reciaaes at Mrs. Douglas's, House and other eS = =:
Did we view this subject in its pro-| Water-street; Office hours, 10 a.m. to 4 p.n. and repair,— ther with old

per light, a sense of its importance woujd fully en- |
list the sympathies of every one, for on it we must); —

situated Lot of Land with Uic Dwelling House and
'Shop on the north side of Queen Square, latety |

jaboute. The situation is one of the very best in the |

Estate |

| property.

‘nyself, but the Doctor only come! Bu

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, BUSINESS carps.
To Henry Longworth, Esquire, DR. WeHEOn,

High Sheriff of Queen's County. | KING SQUARE, —
wi 11i;—We, the undersigned inhabitants Next houre to the residence of Mr. Beer.

7 of Queen's County, reapectfully request that, Sept. 8, 16a,
you Will be pleased to eonvene, on seme convement | ———— -

day, a Public Meeting of the nbitants of this | * ’
Cerca pe nc eating she inkeleeoe oi Weich See Meee

oumty, forth > purpose of considering the best means

of obtaining aid, by voluntary subscription, towards | ~—
PURCHASE,

Smardon’s Corner,

the relief of the operative Mechanics of the ¢ vunty i
of Lancashire, England, now suffering from the}
lepression of trade, produced by the deficiency of |

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A CHOTCE ASSORTMENT oF

WATCHES always on sale, and warranted
to perform well. Price £3 10s, and upwarda.

the Staple article of Cotton.
EDWARD PALMER,

WEDDING RINGS, BROOCHES, &c. &e. in

great variety

JOUN WILLIAMS,
GHEOKGE BEEK,
SOUN LONSGWORTH,
And M45 others j
Chariottetown, Octoder 17th, P86
ap ages ss Charlottetown, August 4, 1562.
To the Hon. Edicard Palmer, Mr. John Wiliams, —__—_— - —_-—
Geo. Beer, Esqr., Hon. John Lenerorth. and ARIN M [T
1 ENTLEMEN ; — In complianee with | ommiss} erchants
the foregoing Requisition, | hereby give notice ;
(iat lwillhold A PL&LIC MELTING o» Fkt- Mount Stewart Bri A
DAY next, the 24th day of October instant, at the | Pp, kL ISLAND.
Court House, Colonial Building, at the hour of 12)
o'clock, noon, to take into consideration the subject | » . +
of the said Requisition Sa Grain Cargoes Purchased and Shipped
Givenander my band this 18th day of October, 1862. | on Commission,
HESLY LONGWORTH, | Sept: 22, 1862. isl 2m
Sheriff of Queen's County. | ————--_---__________.}
CHARTER ‘Rockwell, Higley & Garland,
, } Commission Merchants,
pes Cuarrer to St. John’s, | ;

eng tg And Wholesale Dealers in

mr New fowndland, the srigantine | FLOUR, GRAIN, POTATOES, EGGS
ae. BUITER, CHEESE,
xi Beans, Pork, and Produce generally,

44, NORTH STRERT, BOSTON,

(Opposite Merchante’ Row.

References in Charlottetowa—

} W. B. DEAN, Eaq.
vr

Oct. 20, 1862.

STOVES! STOVES!

UST RECEIVED, by schooner Cxctuza, |
from ALBANY direct, a large assertment of W. CUNVALL. E

Stoves of various Patterns, (“june 2 iso.

io W. B. HERBERT,
At Dodd's prick ‘eon oom SHIP BROKER
October », 1862. ai COMMISSIO N MERCHANT
' z . ’
FINAL NOTICE! No. 112 Hollis-street,

FAX c
akeration in their Mereantile Business, request Halt X, N.S.

all persons indebted te them, by Book Account, Note Strict attention wil iven conmys-
of Hand, or otherwise, to actile their respective oe of ye eg lige oe ee on
umeunts op or before the Ist day ef December, September 1, LMé2, iio

otherwise legal proceedings will he laken for the

For sale be

collection of the same, wethort eee dae neta ody at B MchEON’S j wae
wreohe. -
, Oats, Potatoes, Barley and Turnips will be taken D in apd about ST. PETER’S will please pay

in payment up wy the above date.
McAULAY & JOHNSON.
Grand River Wharf, October 20, 1862. im

NOTICE!
C F HUBER. Dentist, respect-|
. . fully announces bis intention

of leaving Charlottetown about the I4th or 15th
of next month, aud as he willis all probability be
absent from the Island till next Spring, would re-

to Peter BMoCsttum, Kaq., J. P., or to Mr.
Ricwarp Dwas, (if net 20 hinoaelf ia town) the
amount of their subscriptions at .onee, to avoid
being Seong before the November gud December

Courts at Morrell.
_ Charlottetown, Oct. 13, 1862.
Freehold Property for Sale,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO-
PPRTY for Sale in Georgetown, vis: Tows

Lot No. 5, 2nd Range, Letter A, with Dwel
all ae
ure,

, ettetow et. 0 ao Kitchen Utensils, &c. &c.

Charlottotown, Oct. 20, 1062, cieeated iu Wanereannots i Py yo od r.

a. J. Westaway, and wi offered on
2 Lost, Lost, . Ist day of Novemser yext, if got previoualy 4

Qs Saturday last, the 18th instant, Op posed of by private sule.
the St. Peter's Road, between the Brackley) All persons havjog suy Gaeims sgainat the sub-

Point Road and Charlottetown, A SABLE FUR } seriber wi) come tte have them settled ; and all

VICTOREEN,. The finder will reeeive a rewand | persons indebted to sae subseriber will please settle

ef twenty shillings ou leaving the lost article with , forthwith,
Mr. Janes Orrrn, Royal Oak, Charlottetown, or | P SABES GRIFFIN.
Georgetown, Sept. 28, £862. din

with the subscriber. : witicneinatiet }
SAAC LNDERSON. —
Hardware,
HE Undersigned is landing, EDS
MARIA, from Rentox pub badioas ae

\

Brackly Point Road, Oet. 20, 1862. wkly

}
EAGLE PLOUGKS,

EAGLE Q. WOUGH MOUNTINGS,

VALUAB:
JIORSE NAILS,

: |
Household Farniture!
ryXO BE SOLD by Poste Averion,! POWDER AND SHOT.

ALFRED PHILAAPS.

on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of OCTO-| _
BER next, at Eleven o'clock, at the residence of | Charlettetown, Oct. 13, 1862.
DANIEL J. ROBERTS, Esq., all his ras.

Houschold Furniture,

Consisting in part of handsome Mahogany Dining |
Room and Walnut Drawing Room Furniture, |
mostly imperted from England, nearly new; |
Tapestry and Brussels Carpets, Lace and Damask |
Curtains, very handsome Class and China, a Silver}
Tea and Coffee Service, Oil and Water Paintings |
and Lithographs, a very complete Lady’s Walnut |
Dressing Table, with large Oval French Plate |
Glass, Cheval Glass, Wardrobes, Washstands,
Bedsteads, Presses, Cooking and Franklin Stoves, |
Kitchen Utensils, &c. Ke. }
For Terms, see Catalogues, to be had at the}

|

| Flour! Molasses! Sugar!
UST RECELVED, trom Mew York,

150 barrels Extra Superfine PUZVUR.
—Also, from Halifax————

12 puncheons Molasses,
For Sale by the oubecrit |
‘or Sale by the subscribers, low for q
DODD & Logeks,

Dodd's Brick Store, Pownal-street, Muy 26,

- Olive or Sweet Oil

Fer SALE at ¥

e Sept. 29, 1862. Im __—*#BRER& SONS.
ri Hoop Skirts,

1 2 Dp? ZEN just received per Schr.

Subscriber's Oflice.
WILLIAM DODD,

Sept. 22, '62. Auctioneer.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale. | tony Oe THERE & SONS.

Sept. 29, 1862.

Ein tia

INTERNATIONAL S$. S. CO’S
STEAMERS,

Chiy 2% 4 business stand. The Building requires |“ Wew Bronswiek’ and “ Forest City.”

but a small outlay to convert it intoa handsome und |

FEXO be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
A TUESDAY, the 28th day ef October inst., at
LL o'clock, a. ta, that valuable and most eligibly

tenanted by Mr. W. W. Irving, and py ee | the |
premises liateiy ecenpied by Mr. James DesBrisay,
weasuring 40 feet front by 80 feet deep, or there-

| commodious shop and comfortable dwelling. red | (PYHESE favorite STEAMERS leave St.

| terms, &c., apply to tbe subscriber, Who is prepared
to treat for t
private gale.

JOHN for EASTPORT, PORTLAND, and
BOSTON, alternately, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY worning, at 8 o'clock.

J.8. CARVELL, Agent.

e purchase of the above property at

W. A. JOHNSTONE,

If not disposed of at auction or private sale, the

property will be put up to lease. W.AJ
Vet. 13, 1862. rw

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

CLOTH MANUFACTORY,

TRYON.

June 16, 1862.

Eastern and N, A. Railway.
SUMMER ARBRANGEMENT.

RAINS LEAVE ST. JOHN, & am.,
r I NHE Subscriber, encouraged by the very | arrive at Point Du Chene at 1.57 p. m.
liberal support reeeived in the Cloth dressin | Trains leave St. John at 2 p. m., arrive at Point
business, begs to ipform the inhabitants of P. E.) Du Chene at 9.14 p.m.
Islaud that he has imported from the best makers) Trains leave Point Du Chene at 7.30 a. m., arrive
in the United States, at St. John at 3.30 p. m.
P . Trains leave Point Du Chene at 2.15 p. m., arrive
Machinery for Carding, Spinning Bg ged yeaglng P- @.,
and Weaving, | On TUESDAYS a train will leave St John st
and shortly (in addition to finishing Cloth) will be | 5.30 p. m., to connect with steamers ‘* Westmorland,’
prepared to receive Wool for manufacturing into|‘ Lady Head, and “ Arabian,”’ on Wednesday
the various descriptions of Cloth usualy made in | mornings. :
the Colonies. The charge foxy Piekjng, Oiling, J. 38. CARVELL, Agents.
June 16,1862. 6m

Carding, Spinning, and Weaving will Sane 16, 1862. 6m
One shilling and three pence per yard. Powder! Shot! Caps!
OWDER, SHOT, PERCUSSION

On beper ee - .¥ ~e ry ost,
ich t 5 ied, : t wit NTS

which mus washed and dried, may left wi ] wigs FLINTS. GUN NIPPLES, oan

4 INTINGS, for

W. R. WATSON.

H. J. Callbeck, Sidney Street, Charlottetown, or
any of the agents for the Mill, from whom famher
particulars can be |
LAYER RAISINS.
FEW BOXES LAYER RAISINS,
for b
tind W. R. WATSON.

earned.
i CHARLES E. STANFIELD.
Tryon, April 2, 1862.

GLENFINLAS CLOTH MILLS.
pure subscriber thanks his numerous

customers y — a ape, ” og LOST
inform them and the public generally that he is} — . p
prepared te O* the 2d October st Summerside, s
: De ’ Note of Hund for the sum of forty-seven
Fail, Dye and Dress Cloth, pounds ten shilkygs, (£47 10s.,) drawn in taror of
with every dispatch consistent with good workman-| Owen O'Neill, by Jobe and Sinclair and

ship, and therefore expecte a large increase of} William Haslam, gad which would be due on the
Notice js hereby yiven mot to

patronage. Sist December next.
AGENTs, will nos

——— ond ne the pares thereto
M . Beer & Sons, responsi or said amount. a
Gt Hasard & Ce, { Charlottetown. OWES 7 SELL.

Mr. peasy Mutch..... + Soutepers. a Summerside, Oct 13, 1862,
“ James Kohertson......St. Peter's . Ww D 0 wu G A N
“ Edwina Cotlin.........Mount Stewart Bridge. ,
“ Patrick Griffin. .......5t. Andrew's. AS remoyed to the Shep lately occu
* William Sterns..... .- St. Peter’s.. ied by W.W. Ireing, Bag , Queen Square.
6. SOM TAM. 0 cnc caenc Souris. Ch. Town, Uet. 6, 1562. :
Messrs. McAnley & Johnston..Grand River Wharf.
Mr. William Henderson ‘ “alle Bay. sepa Notiee.
“Alexander MeVean. .. West Kivér, Bast Point. HEREAS, by Order, dated the 16th
Patrick Kavanagh. ... et eee of August last, i by His H the
| Master of the Rolls, I have been a nted
MABEY,

Glenfinlas, Rept. 22, 1862. Ow
He. Cc Pa. te os hi N ti ae sag a ress — PAUL

O- Paytners Ip otice. Y uire, who has j to be of uh-

(PUE UNDERSIGNED have this day seabed tothe ante Pend Naan Ee

entered into CO-PARTNERSHIP as ber . pes te "i wien hn se wwakds

IMPORTERS & DEALERS me sd the smoupts due from me

IN | pectively. f :
British, French & other Foreign) ,, An¢ Whereas it appears thot abe eaid Paus

Mabey, while in such unsound stage of @iad,
DRY GOODS, prs A Conveyancesof portions of phe Land
Under the Style and Firm of

| and Real Estate belonging to him in Char-

. ape lotetown, Charlottetowa alty, and else-

VAUX BROTHERS, “er. 1 40 bereby CAUTION’ alt Persone

sie iki ll 3! against dealing in, or conveying any aact

C. ©, VAUX. | until the question of the validity or invalidity,

H. B. VAUX. | of such Conyeyaneos, from the asid Paul

Tropoljt's Buildings, )52 Granville-street, Mabey, shall have been desided b the Court
Hulifax, Nova Seotia, Sept. 9, 1862. of Chancery. JOSEPY HENSLEY,

% Committee of Estate,

fice, Lower Great George Street,

Charlottetown, 16th december, 1861,

de mca a oe

DAINTS AND PAINT OLL, BAR
IRON; also, LOO chests and half chests TEA
for sale cheap for cash by
JAMES NUNCAN & CO,
Charlotte town, June 30, 1862,

Notice.
5 Hei pes - HEREAS by order made in the Court
fhe London and Liverpool! W of Chancery by Lis Uoxor the Master

f the Rolls, dated the Oth day of Auguat
FIRE AND LIFE le "the management of the Estate of

| Instant,

INSURANCE COMPANY, | Psu! Mabey, of Charlottetown, Esquire, haa
* | been comm: ted to and yested in me the wader-
Capital, Two Millions Sterling. signed. . New, rr gree ha —— of the
HE Subseriber having been appointed; 8 of said Fay y. other
from England the oan of this eae} : indebted to him, aye ived hence,
lisbed and well known Company, ranking nmongst | forth to pay the amounts gue to becoms
the first in Britgin, is prepared to aces pi proporals | due from them respectively me at my

and take risky for insurance on al! deserippions of} Office, in Charlottetown.
W. A. JOHNSTONE, Agent. JOSEPH H
# Cheslotictown, August 26, 1861.

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