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WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTA.
SIXTEEN OF THE PASSENGERS AND 29 oF |
THE CREW Lost, ;
New York, Oct. 20.—The bark IW. 2.
Anderson, from Mobile, arrived here this
worming with David Drexler, 2 firemen and
& Sevan, and the cook of the steamship
Atlanta, who were picked up at sea on a
plece of the wreck of the Ad/anta
Mr. Drexler reports that the Ad/anta left|

A terrible harrigane lately swept over the
West Indta Islands, In Guadalope, the houses)
were lifted from the greund, torn to pieces and |
scatiered. In one town, the hospital was blown
down, and all the inmates killed or wounded,
Hetween 200 and 300 persons, altogether, were
kuled, The crops were destroyed and vessels |
stranded. :

ithe i <~>- fe

A London Jeweller has manufactured a!

watch jor an Italian nobleman, which is to

| will please call tor the —

New Orleans on the 7th inst,, sprung a leak | CU8t two thousand guineas.
———_- 1

ad

“NOTICE.

Ok Country Customers will p'ease
tuke notice that the WHOLE AMOUST of |
their respective accounts will be required thin’
Fall. Those who have net received their accounts |

Oct. 30, 1865. 2m

LOST,
OQ the St. Peter's Koad. on Sunday

Evening last, about 9 or 10 o'clock, between

ee

vn the 15th, and on the 15th, in a heavy
gale, when 200 miles south of Sandy Hook, |
at 5 o'elock, pom... the steamer broke in|

Tw r .< : ithe Ten Mile House and Traeadie Brook, a very
Two hard things ; first, to talk of yourself) tii daoine KAILWAY BLANKET, with pockets

without being vain ; second, to talk of vthers
|

evstivn of an
yivteged oumber of which, we may all rest as general fund of the League, to be appropriated, by

wrod, net one waa will be taken from the ranks and bye, to their own use, by twe or three unseru-

a the great body of the people pulous fellows at the head of it:—

As (hur tothe fly expressed, it will be seen how To the Editer of the Islander

Sir :— Will you have the kindness te publish the
annexed letter from the Rev. James F. Menutgoin-
ery, ove of the proprietors of Let 24, in the next
iasue of the Islander, in order to disabuse the pub-
lie mind relative to the report that he is about to
sell his property, through the influence of the

ar eur estination or consideration of the conse
qacnees te he apprehended from the existence o

the Tenant League gues beyond that of th

Lieve! parties Whe cenzure us ter our denunci:

soos of it. And such our view of the great evi

which thal mischievous organization may bri, Tenant League

: a am vour ohd't. servant |

down upon us a3 a people — a view the justne: I am ve hd ‘ .
Ir. Wearu tiaviranp

ef whick, we feel fully persuaded, is concurre: Ch'tewn, 12th Oct., 1865.

oe ‘ aT a _—
in by all the worta, tnlelligence, ar d reapectabil

. - ’ ? EDINBURGH, J5th Sept., 1805
ef the Island—atiords us the fullest Justibcath By Team Gentine | lect wrote te ree I
have learned more than [had hitherto known of |
Gereramest as we are — for throwing inte the| the improper and illegal proceedings of the as |
aociation calling themeelves the Tenant League
Phese proceedings, | thing, it ia the duty ofevery
lower of order to discourage and check to the ut-}
mest of hia power. And, therefore, anxious as |
am that the negeciatious pending fer the sale of |
my property to the Tenants, should be brought te |
a satisfactory conclusion, [ wish te state clearly
that I will make ne terms with any person who |
I am glad, however.

—siguech liberal and determined opponent ef Ch

scale of Cunstiontional authority, all the Weig

y

|
ef aay lohuecce we may pussess, for the suppres

suomand punishment, tos, at least of the crafty

rngieadera — of that combmation of suciul

incendiaries
we think, beea sufficiently ex-
| belongs te that association
|} te be assured that the Tenants on Lot 34 have en

tirely held aloof from these uncoustitutional pro-|
and while this remains the case. 1 am

We have now,
plicit, so far aa coneerns the course, which.
eur editorial capacity, we have adupted, at the
preeetic crisis of vur polity ;

but as i¢ tna) net be ceedings :

bat we do clan le have sone ke OW ledge © appeared lately s —_—
- ny . ; P ; “Pp . ‘ty Ls Ad
gi causes i eff «: and, with certain inthe Patriotand Islander We think the vimy e FROM EUROPE,
—_”™ : i } ‘ irw Y at y ; ;
f before Us, | light which that knowledge statement made tn the letter of the Rey. Mr ge Yor, irs p.m — Additional per Hiber-
gate before | nian, Lendon, Friday Oct. lath—A weetiug ot
. » wp enalice ta cat y to perevive that Montgomery should be widely kuown. kor the Ati © Felegrs J ’ hig at . ee
sfords “ a : j the Atlantic Lelegrapt Cy., las atiihoimzed au iu-
gs we ape dily es ee greater cupacity for months the Tenant Leaguers have been bragging | Crease of Capital by 16,000 shares of pounds
"hala be : ‘ , : ‘ . . : ‘
ya cermment than is displayed in the present Most extensively of their purchases from the pro- each..... Lhe papers generally comment on the
eife! | Aduuis-huussell corresp mdence he Times ¢
: silt aiateal unity, the Linperial | prietors, aud Mr. Montgomery was ove to whom nee yh vapoudence. Lhe Times cau
gaore 4 . 7 mardy doubt that the proposal for & Couuiisstou
, ’ . ti . " 4 | i
pili be cert forth against wa: our Free Con. they at first referved with incomparable audacity. | will ultimately be aceepled, and say itis the best
tion * be withdrawn, eur Legislature We were well aware that there was not one acre |‘! )et the only solution, and the candid and
al ‘i . : . tlriendly tone of the argument betwee Pusse
sated; and, instead ef Responsible Govern purchased by the Tenant League, in its associated ay Seno Ut ine erecta it between Russel
peng : and Adaus justtied that expectation. Other
act, for Which the people foug it so long and capacity, m any part ofthe Island, and the stories | journals tove tor au auiiguble solution . Nhe
getty J eke
dy a battle, Irresponsible Rule will be estab- put forth about great sales and great bargains | CO’ espoudeuce between Mr. Adams, tie American
Ld Minister, aug doarl Russell w 1 4
sed ia the form of a Geveraer and Council being effected, were circulated for no other purpose polar, OP rl Russe us la relution tu tlc
see “% t responsibiliily of England tor the ravages com- |
_ ia other and more distinctive words, in the than te delude the tenantry, In various parts of | wilted upou American commerce by rebel pirates
we! }
Ohigarc lis te fill up the small and the laland, lute subsenbing their meney te the hited oul te glad. Liarl Ruaseil repuulatles

all labiaty, aud refases ail arbitration,

FROM THE UNITED STATES.
NEW YorK, Oct. 2ist.—A Raleigh, N. C

paper of yesterday publishes a telegram from the |

President to Governor Holden, declaring that

every dailar of the debt created iu uid of the re. |
bellion sueuld be repudiated finally and forever |
and eXpressing a hope that the peope of North |
Carolina will wash tieiy bands of everything that |

partakes, tu lhe ehgltest ck gree, of Che rebellion
so Pecenuly erusbed by the strong aru of the Go-
verhument,

PitLave PIA, Uct
gress bow Ih session here, is Working harmoniously
ews In relation to the
numbers of the organization io lreland, has beeu
received, Everyiiing is working well.

LC beeriiug progress and

New Yorn, 2ist, p. u.—LPbe World's Nast

ville despatel: says tive different caves lave been |

discovered under that ety occupied by a large

jotunuber of murderers aud Lileves, Whose depreda-

ties have been carried on for a long time

Murreil aud
When engaged In running off with negroes,

One
his gung
The
nulitary have taken measures to clear out the
cases aud seal (bein aguiust occapaucy. Gold 140

of the caves was tised by

New Yorn, 23d,—The ansouncement of the
issuing of au order by the Preeident tor the un-

| conditional release of Jolin Mitchell, was received

in the Pentau Congress, on Satu day with cheers
tor the President tor the Untied States, for the

20th. —The Fenian Con- |

without slander.

FALL STOCK.

(Pye Subseriber HAS RECELVED, per!
Unxpixe and L. C. Owes, as

Ball Stock:

three pieces, leaving him and the four others
jun the piece from which they were rescued,
after floating nearly two days. The Atlanta
, bad 7 passengers and 35 of a crew, all of
| wide except the above, are supposed to
| have perished.

| The Ad/ania was owned by Charles Mal
| lory, of Mystie, Conn , was a good steamer
jot 1,000 tons burthen, and run in the Atlan-

| tie Coast Company's line.
7“. —
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

(From the European Times, Get. 11)

Part of his
22} Tons IRON,
24 Tons SPRING STEEL,
1) Cwt. Sleivh Shoeing STEEL,

i

The sudden and unexpected increase in the

Bank rate of dircount to seven per cent is again | 7 do Blister Do
iwiving rise te these controversial disgeisitions 3 do Cast Do
Which are always rife when money is dear... .. 164 do NAILS and SPIKES, ;

Phe cattle disease shows vo sigus ot be oe 130 Keos PAINTS, |
ali © sigus ot lasing ex 350 Gallons PAINT OIL,
114 Boxes GLASS,
» Crates COAL SCUTTLES, and
24 Casks and Cases
Ccemeral Hardware Goods.
[#3 The remainder of FALL STOCK to arrive
per * Urania’ and * David Cannon.’
W. E DAWSON.

S| So eee ee ta
Canada Ficur!
_ JUST RECEIVED,
15 Bb!s Extra CANADA FLOUR,
25 ‘“* Not. Superfine Do Do

Choice Family brands.

] »:
j hausted itsell

It is appearing in various new
|localities, aud must tecessarily command great
j attention during the coming winter... .. We read
j of a serions oulbreak of Cholera at Epping. In
j one louse twelve persous were attacked, aud
} tour of the cases terminated fatally... .. Lt is now
}aceepted as a fact that the Prince and Princess of
| Wales will pay a visit to Lord Derby, at Knows
Hey, on coer return trom Scotland... .. We leas
| wt the appearance of Cholera in Paria, but the
j authorities, from fear of causing an alarm, sup-
| press all details,

October 30, 1865.

7: - =
Wrecx.-——A small schooner belonging to
| Charlottetown, laden with coal, while on the
| passage between Pictou and Charlottetown,
; Was caught ina gale, sprung a leak on the
| 17th sust., and alter being run ashore on the

ewise, and wey happily, peradveuture, tend tw

ame salutary end, we will, wow that “ we are in
the counselling vein,’ follow up our exculpation
on that head, by some practical suggestions —

|

wade, fer the sake of greater freedom in the tev-

derimg oF
“third per sou.”

them, through the agency of t e}

la the Grst place, however, it may be well tu
state whal are cur conceptions of the duties of
ex honest and patriotic edueor of a political new s-
paper, Ls

> |
be a party wan —-in Limes of such popular dis-}

a free couutry — even although be may |

content and commetion as threaten the ext
tiou, in the minds of many, of those surest gua r-|
guiees for the preservation of rational freedom
snd the general well-being — the lore of saciai
order, and reverence for the laics and institutivus
of the state.

Accerdmg te our ¢ mceptions of the politi r!
charactet and duties of such aw editor, the bread
and general eve Of country or state will always
be parasacdul, 1 his mind, te the etrewmscrived
the uarrew love ol party ; !

proofs of lis being actuated by that sacred, that
cusadling seutiment—* the lore of couatry ’—i1 2} '
wore Uaquestionable aud honerable manacr than |
when, whedicat te its dictatea, he breaks fr m |
the confiued arena of party strife; aud, iguer

all private and ecltish considerations ef mere

party gain, steps buldly ferward, aad even ae it Circulating Library for the pupils of the Convent

were beneath the banners of a Gevernment, te the
}

qrveral policy of which he is steadily opposed.) &

takes bis stand in hostile resistance te the desig us
of factious scoundreis, who endeavour tu cone ;
their gross and selfish kuavery under, professions
ef zeal for the best interests of the State: uf
whese seditiews und licentiows eareer, if ti-
checked by the supreme authority of the land,
would terminate, he clear y sees, lo Hething shert
of the ulter ruin of coustitutionsl freedom

An editer of each a type would deem a seaso:
ef civil commotion the gost raleliciious of any
that eould prssil 5 be chosen for the advocacy) of
mere party views and the prosecution of party
indeed, deem i a senso

wartare. He wold,

for thenehtfulness, and fur thoughtful action (oe ;
Gat net one in which to indulge m party acciisa-
invectives, and abuse or

liens, Peerineteml ions,

tor the cudeasewuring, by either of the « ppovent
parties iu the state, te make political capital out
wi the bv-gome mistukes of failares of the of her
lie would deem it rather to be a time for the
forgetting «f past differences, the cancelling of
party jealousies and aniuimsities, and the oblite rat

*t

ing wf the hard -lines of demareation between

them. And, in freely raising bis voice for the
public good. he might, whilst, on the one band
dewouneing the designs of factious and seditious
hnaves, which could be accomplished only by the
complete sutversion of all legal and conatituti wal
authority; on the other, addressing himer!f to
the beading men of the two great rival parties in|
the country, remind them that no State, ¢ tab. |
hahed on the broad and firm basis of equal laws,
parti-|
wh the

aad the full reeegnition of equality in the
cipation of civil and religious privileges,
part of all classes of ite subjects,
“Could ever be, bat by itself. undone.’

And, as a warning against the disastrous conse-|
(ieners to be appreieuded from the rivalry of
polities] maguates at such a tiwe; and as a
persuasive to the wisdom ef amity and eo cord
auwng them, for the common good—of the many
estons whieh Histury affords te that end, he
might iustance the ever memorable fall of the

j action on that footing.

. at ? ’ i : i i .
matic Entertainment at St. Andrew's Hall. which | '8", aud that Canada is the prize the Feuiaus are

the proceedings of the eveniug

admirably on this oceasion, and who gave many

lof ratioual and innecent amusement.
some sum realized by the sale of the tickets Is to

be employed for the laudable papose of precaring a

{ poureeterl

iue

lapy iliness, though of a slew and irksome nature

{time Provinces to Canada, with the formation et |

truly desireua to meet them in a hberal and ugent in eff-en sud for Disha

straightforward apirit. I writing to Mr Mitchell Die stenmebip Elibernian passed Far-

Hastherne, by thie m ul, making a suggestion fur ther Point to-day with dates ta the }Gth.
* > re _ r+ . j 3 ey ae —

the arrangement of the pointe that have arisen in| oy ced at 8-3 ans].

the course of our correspandence ; and if this is

wwreed to, L authorize you te conclude the trans

ng the liberation,

ame
Conteais

Breadstufis quiet and steady

Provisions steady.
fa G9. Gold 140¥.
New Yorn, 23d.—The Herald's Toronto eor-
respondent says the Fenian movement os canst
ar Most MERY. | great agitatien throughout Canada, and great |
The Hen. T. H. Haviland, P. E. Island. | activity is said te prevail in Military quarters i

United Siates o tweuties O24

Believe me, yours sincerely,

James F

i)

v — a | Garvisous are strengthened in regions weere the
ENTERTAINMENT AT ST. ANDREW'S HALL. : :
yi: : vestigated and arms disivibuted amoug citizens |

Ou Thursday evening last, the pupils of the) quown to be opposed te the Fenians. It is |

Convent of Notre Dame gave a Musical and Dra-| thought that the movement in Trelaud is only a

[rish predowinate. The loyalty ot soldiers Mie |

Lik ‘ : _ jafter. Gold 146.
was, bke all the entertainments given by the : a ah |
The muse \ | PuiLapeLpita, 2ith.—The Fenian Congress
e music was : ' < *

Coniliitied 1 Session yesterday. A com piele Pe-or-

same ladies, a complete success }

excellent, and the various dialogues and dramatic | ganization has been modelled after our!

National Government, with a President, Cabinet,

elected,

pieces called forth repeated expressions of appro-
as ; : ye ‘ } Senate and House of Representatives. .... Both
bation and applause from the very large and res- : .

‘ - heuses of the newly established Congress held
pectable audience, amongst whom were many of} sessions yesterday.....Col. Jol n O'Mahony was

the leading Protestants as well as Catholics of the | Gnauimeously and amidst great cheering, declired |
President, atier which hie took the oath of « fice,

city. Every one present seemed delighted with ;
- aud delivered an address Cohinilitee

ea

Was |

Much praise is
r¢e-

appointed to draftan address embodyi
{

und never can he give} due to the young ladies who acted their part so | cognition of an Lrish Republic, which is to bave a

burlding in———-, for Govermeutal purposes.
; : Phere is said tu be much rivalry for the posse:
af the members of this community an opportunity | sion of the bouds authorized by the Congress to |
tf enjeying fur two hours tha unalloyed pleasure | be used, which are now nearly if not quite ready |
The hand-| distribution. It is thought that all the busi-|
bness will be finished to-day..... Gold 164.
t. 25.—Late advices from Charles. |
the Seu
a friendly reception from
present in

| Bostox, O
ton indicate that the former owners of
Island do met meet with
the Freedmen at

poaniatiots

eccupation of

Chie |

.--- Reports of careless cultivation by
yj

his will add much to the usefulucss of that ex-

Lustitution
«>.>

. ae | . |
lent lucationsé the Pieedaien have been made to Goveruor Perry
ata

\' . , ‘ ; |}
fees Sir Morte: Peto was entertained tare-

Tuk Weekcy BULLETIN is the name of anew} well dinner at Deluonico’s, isn New York, last
ted @ ‘ sholer “04 * .

paper, the first No. of whieh was issued last week | SG! ---- A reported case of choke fa Caused Cutl-

siderat yesterday iu Brouklyn, and

4 le excitement
trom the office of Messrs. Cooper Brothers ta this 4 '

resullead lia pubic teeelinzg on tue sauilary cui-

}

succeeds, We iiderstand, the Mouitos dition of tue ciiy ~trold 145.

ind is & Very great inproevement on that j maria New Yor, 25th, p.m —lt is reported that
: ‘ ; ad rity } ‘ ,
Pie Badletiz is handsomely printed—protesses to \ z has beets tovnd guilty, and will be hanged
, . " Ghee — on Friday next..... A scheme tor the Col in
be beutraler independent! in posities; aud vXpress- -
. aah 3 . rer ! bts . al the I reed nent I ort in i s ! re
g goed will towards ali ifs cotilemporarics We the Se "y 4 t | Fives will sacs
uive its proprietors assurance of ours, WEihout stint, Oranga ui resideut .... 5 XleHsNhe res
‘ rat Wize of Chariesteu of property
er caviiliog; and lepe that, as @ centmuercia ‘ ;
seized feoveruuient wave been tmiade re-
sprculation aiane, Tae Balletia will be abie to afford eeutly.... - The South Carolina Legislature meet
Us triewds Lhe Mbesl laveravie reports of ils paying | tu Eexira Session to-day. .... (roid 1456
ped )
quatiiies, yr wor 1. — 2 4 '
-<- Tik INSURRECTION IN JAMAICA.

We were much pleased to read the followi
Hon. TD
New Brunswick paper, addressed to John Boyd,

N.B

apprehensions

r Tue re ported, thengh brief, aecount of the in-
leftfer from thie Mevee, in a late ‘ ’
surrection of lae begro lroops it Jaimaica, is the

west exciting topte of Colonial sews which we

of St. John, It het oly removes |

Mr. McGee's

have

“i, base received for a long time. The Halifax
regarding * t fe
ad : Leening Expre ss of VA eduesday last furnishes the |
bealth — about which the Coiotint papers ;
i loliowing particulare:—~
been apeaking toe carelessiy—but it shows (what i ' ‘
j rf . PRrousp.e iy Jamaica.~—lifermation reached
here late on Monday night last,
it bad taken place in Jamatea,
uadian friends by the Jaie visit from one hundred | S°YCe Was receivea » we oh frum New Nesk,
; P communicated by Hey Mr Archibald, British |
vid " ; Cousul there, fo the wiitary aubberiiies in this
viuces — a visit which certain croakers, whe) ecity. It appears that Mr. Archibald received a}
letier frem Consul General Buneh, dated Oct
o, iu which he states (hat a serious oulbreak tad |

value very much) the kindly ifupressions that e ecrivus:te-

which have beeu lett upon the minds of our Ca-{ ¥ The intelli.

eighteen persons from the Maritime

themselves would not or could not go to Canada |

have used all their small talk aud their sual taken place among the negroes in the eastern

influence to disparage :— portion of the Isiaud, with a request that he
Montreac, Oct. 18, 1855. | - ag nome weet natn thes Sear i

: cs he result las been, that the 17th Regt. has been

My Dear Sir.—You will be glad te learn that} ordered off in the Duncan on Saturday next, and
it is stated that she will probably call at Berme- |
j da aud take a portion of the 2nd Queen's. We|
are vot certain, however, of the Jatter. It is}
stated that in the event of the services of the Oth |
1 | j ; I's | Oh b being required, they wil be held in readiness to }
pr _ Paenrmpi o = — : ae Pro) embark withoutdelay. The companies belonging |
i at wate et the ¢ wet. 0 uld long | to the different corps, at present stationed in P. |
a mw . “oo 1 shlaeka,. ’ E
since have written to congratulate you on the}
fiuwl suceess of the return Visit trom the Mari-!

: }
tiere. |

enough, tas wot been, as some of the papers have
anhennced, of a nature seriously to threaten life.
Scil it has confined me to bed, ever since our}
friends left bere — a fortnight Another

aye.

Island, having been recalled, they will be re-|
ieved by a detachment of the loth from New |
Brunswick, the steamer Delfa having sailed 7
? morning fre apo ov Shed: or the purpose
whieh you took so touch pains and trouble. wW e| ial eet ee teh eon Sitseah? seahdeaad Uden
had at the closing lang Montreal bis Mari-| with the J6Gth. ‘The sudden departure of the 17th
| tine Guests; and although myself and Others | trea this station will be very much regretted by

2 - F i . ‘os j 4 ist fo |
who kuow something of Che rest of British Ame our citizeus at large; and we bepe their absence

i}

rods (a little over J of au were) of Flax, grown
by Aaron Kimbaliz—

Dr. Cr.
| Ploughing, $2.00 400 lbs. Flax, $106 26
Ilarrowing, 200 10 Iba. Tow, 5 20

| profitable enlture of Flax.

thetr reception

| will be perfortied by the Right Rev. PL Melutyre

tts

| 2}st.

| diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or othe:
| Calises

Beach at Malignant Cove, immediately went
ty pieces. She was old and probably in-
sured.— Antigonish Casket.
PROFIT OF FLAX CULTURE.
The Asnual Report of the Worcester ( Mass.)
Agricultural Suciety contains the following state- |
went of the expense and product of 13 square

13 loads manure, 13 UU 8 bush. Seed, 36 8b

130 ibs. Guano, 4 55 —-—-
I bush, Seed, 375 Total product, $l48 26
| Sawing, OO Deduct expense, 54 5s |

l

Pulling Flax, lj |
Faking off Seed, 4 00
Cleaning Seed,
Dressing Flax, |
$5453 Profit, $3 6x |

The land cultivated was a kid of sandy gravel, |
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dry, and easily worked. Tt pad been in pasture |

jinany years, aud was notin very productive con- |

dition. It was ploughed up the previous fill, and
harrowed in the Spring. Further details of cul
ture are tot givea The vatie of the unspent
manure, alter removing the flax, was sere
fo were than pay the interest ob cost of land, uli |
this item is therefore omitted in the accouut.

——

Joun IxGs, Esa:

Dear Sir,—1 stall be obliged by your inserting.
in tomorrow's Islander, the above extract, ufford-
Ing, #8 If does, so complete an evidence of the
Yours truly,

JOUN ALDOUS,

Oct. 25, 135.
-_-
In consequence of the rebellion of the Negroes in
Jumaica, aud the departare of the 7th Regt. from
Halifax for the .cene of action, the detachment of |
the (6th Regiment, stationed iu this Islind, were, by {
e Commander-in j ed te embark for }
liulifax, to take the place ofthe t7th Rest. As we]
Viite, preparations are being made for their em

Chief, orde: }

Hioltin the Steamer Decra, which feft Ualifax
u Weduesday, and arrived iu Ch otte
The Prixcess or Wate

at Sa. iio

t lust evening. » OU

W eal tie sav, bronght-ten menof che both Regimen |
tu Shediac, auder the command of Kusign ———, |
ifier a few hours de! tet rncd to Shediae, |
i eiuatii i mark two Couipatiies of the

th Rest , wisi |

etotake the placaof the de

© Lith Cie detach tuent of the tith
ere, WHHL march from the Steamer int j
e Vieronts Baxnacks, Which are wow ready foi

sprire l from the }

Phe trogpe sent to us ean il he
arrisous of Nova Scotin and New Brunawick
they are, neverticless, sent to us; and

we trus

te foolish people of the Tenant League will see in
rial a

this uct o Hheriiesthe determination |
iu Priuvce Edward Isiand.— |

fo wp “
I nl
IsL* spp oF Fuipay.

hiw
—~e 6 a —

We understand that ou Weduesday next, the

eoth ist., the toundation stone of a new Catholl

saurel is to be laid at Freetown. The ceremony

Bishop of Charlottetown, and the sermon in eon
nection with the will be delivered by the
Rev. A. MeDonald, Rector of St. Danstan’s ead |
lege, Ch'town Royalty.—Suamerside Journal.

Goxe TO Fcrope.—The Alleghanians. (or-
ganized in P2465, by Prof. J. M. Boulard), Vocal-
ts and Swiss Beli Ringers, sailed for Europe
per steamship Caledonia, trom New York, Oct
‘The troupe, after fulfilling their engage-
ments in London, Liverpool, aud Paris, will re-
turn again to the Atiautie States. Mr. D. G.|
Waldron, so long with the Company as Ageut, ae-
companics them ou their foreign tour.

sane,

> + -
For Upwards of Thirty Years

Mis. Winstow’'s SoorHing Syner has been used

tor children with never failing safety and snecess

It correets ucejdity of the stomach, relieves wind

colic regulates the bowels, chres dysentery and

Au old and well-tried remedy. Perfectiy
safe iu all cases, ‘Thirty-tive cents u bottle.

-_— _———

We notice by New York papers that gam
bung among the arstvcratie Jadies.of that
city 18 becoming quite fashionable. One
young lady is said to have lost within the

‘80

defetec*—its triple walle, its strong towere, and) cirenmmatanees, so, tull a representation of your)
| people had been brought tace to face with Be |
. many vf eur people. From auch intercourse we |
amur patria of its citizens and soldiers, might— augur everything that is god fur buth guests

its inpregaable citadel — and in the valour and

humauly speaking, and apart frow all eonsider- | aud hosts.

As to the opinions of those who are interested
in sowing strife between these sister Provinces,
Iam sure you care as litte for them as I do
bloody civil war, carried on within it That there should be such persons; that they
the feree part isaue of the rival chiefs, Simeon aud should toke a pleasure in dnaking wischiet be-
tween fellow-subjects aud fellow-Colonis:s, is to
be deplored. ‘That any of they should geeupy
«of Titus to compass its destruction, ai\ hough | positions to enable thea de sow the seeds of seper-
commanding an arwy of veterans, of valour un-| ation and il-will with greater effeet, is still more

best diecintt : : to be deplored, Bat they will tail; their objects
aus paserd, and the iplined inthe world, are evil; their motives are bad; aud their arti-

aud aided iu the siege by the most terrible en | tices are beginuing to be geuerally understood.

«ines of war—the huge HMelipoleis or city takers,| Let every friend of the Union, that is strength

gud the irresistible Nicocs or conquerors—and ite and safety, aud honor, only do as you have done,

pea. : wy dear sir, ia this late sosivds undertaking,

temple, “a mount of suow, fretted with golden aod the enemies of our future will be speedily

pinnacles,” have remained tu this day to excite) discowfitted. I remain, my dear sir,

the admiration of the world. With sincere regard,
Safe, he might say to them, within the triple me, Pein 0,

defences, whch, in amity and concord wit each! John Boyd, Exq, St.John, N. B.

other, would be afforded them by the Constitu) a ”

tien, the Lawes, aud Frcecutire Power, they might;

ation of Jehovab’s immutable decree, pronounced
against it—bhad it not been for the cruel and must

oe lweeh

Joba—have suceessfully withstood all the ¢fforts

If is with sincere regret that we have to an-
easly ward off the evile with which the State! nounce the departure of the Detachment of the
was threatened, as the results of the traitorous! 16th Regiment from our shores, ivasmuch as,
machinations of the kuavish and wicked disturb- during their stay here, they bave conducted

| Exeeliency the Admiral, Sir James Hope, accom-| dear papa believe that she had spent the
jit was his iatention to have remained here with | rapenERI:

|
While population up toe the latest accounts; but! tyund a live frog ewbedded in a cavity, and |
}

‘ ; | riea, missed many faces we would gladly have from this city will only be for a short period, His| past few months $100,000; and made the
ancient city of Jerusalem, which, strong ia its! welcomed, we were rejoiced that, wader ail the i
patites the troops te Jatouiea; and had it net been | money on dress and a portion of it ip chari-
tor this unfortunate affiir in Jamaica, we believe | table donations.

—_-—---—- cond

From all weean| A farmer at Windbam, N. H., named
learn, there has bee vo loss of Lif among the; York, while cutting down a tree recently.
1 - an

his ship until February next.

there Lad been cousideralle damage done to pro-

perly. The repori, too, that tie culoused Lroups |
had revolted, appears to have been incorrect. We
base no doubt that, with a litiie firmness and de-
cluvh, the whale waiter will be speedily setiled. |

inelosed by fifty years’ growth of wood.

pcan See —d ~~

Married,
Sth instapt, at the MoreH Manse. by!

On the

} anti [™. jthe Kev. Heury Crawford, Mr John A. Lawson,}
' TEU TNT } Teacher, to Miss Sophia, daughter of Mr Cuarles
NEWFOUNDLAND. Soesher, vo (irs Soman “ne

“i J 94 } On the 17th instant, at the Church at St Peter's
} TheR. M.S. Deva arrived at Halifax on | Bay, by the same, Mr William Aitken, to Miss Jue,
Puesday morning last. Si. Julin’s dates ure | davghter of Mr Join Towusend, of Rollo Bay.

| ta the 1Gth, " seh ame a oie =a Fe

’ . a
he steamer Ariel arrived at St. Jon's on! wren

. : Of water ou the chest, on the 2th inetant. George
the oy inst.,from the Westward and Seuth- William Manley, eldest sou of John ed Silom
wafd,

She brought no uews of iupurtance, | Sarah Ball, aged 6 years.

except that the fisheries coutinued fuir at On Sabbath, he Loth instant, at her residence.

Fortune and Placentia Bays. Vessels are | oe rare 4 No te we the - sag o sf her age, Mere
; i ¥ Martha Gambell, relict of the late James Gambeil ;

returning every day from the Labrador, and j her death is deeply regretied by a jarye nuaber of

the papers report that during the past 8uni- | relatives, frien s and acquaintances.

For sale by,
J. ROBERTS ECKART,

Water Street.

IN STORE.

Bays LIVERPOOL SALT,
120 Bbls CORN MEAL,

2) Bhle COAL TAR,

15 Bolas PI'CH,

20 Boxes CANDLES, 8's, (50 Ibs)
20 do SUAP.

SPIRITS.

6 Hhds ** Hennestey’s"’ Dark BRANDY,
6 Hhids ** Henuessey's"’ Pale BRANDY,
10 Cesks DeKuyper’s GIN, (anchor brand )

Ex ‘“‘Urania” from LONDON,
15 Puns. * Demerara’ RUM.
To arrrive fron BOSTON,

O00 Bbhls. “ Extra State’? FLGUR.

Oct. 30, P865,

For Sale by
J. ROBERTS ECHART,
Peake'’s Brick Building, Water-st.
Oct. 30, 1865. ; " Seo
Flour & Kerosene.
ANDING THIS DAY, ex Sehr.

in it. The tinder will be sniiably rewarded by
leaving it at the * Examiner’? Office.
Chitown, Vet. 3D, 1805,

Daily Expected per Urania.

3 CHESTS and Half Ches's Priwe!
Congou TEA, 20 Bags Ratna RICE, |

120 Boxes Londou SOAP,

0 do do i (very snperior,)

20 Cases assorted Confectionary, iu 2 1b buttles,

20 Cusks Carbonate Soda, (baking)

20 Boxes Fine Starch,

io0 tbs Extract of Logwood,

3 Tons London Oakam,
400 Gallons Boiled Oil,

40 Cans White Lead, 50 Iba in each,
8 do hed do

200 de Biack Paint,

J6 do Green do

8 do Yellow do

160 Coils Manilla Rope, nssorted sizes,

00 do llewp do do du

300 Gross Wine avd Beer Corks,
1200 3 Bushel Sacks.

Ausv, Cases assorted Pickles, bbla. Washing
Soda, Sardines, Cocoa, Blacklead, Blacking, luk
Stationery, Composition Candles, Mustard, (in tins)
and suudry other articles,

~ DUUGLASS M. HARRINGTON.
Water st., Cl’town, Oct. 23, 1365, 3in
CHEAP GAS
ot
< 4 4 .

TONITE Directors of the Cha:lotterown Gag

Light Company have redaced the price of
GAS from 15s. to ls. per thonsand feet, when
consumed in Gas Stoves, jor cooking or beating
purposes

The Gas Stove used for beating parpeses, sur-
pass all other Stoves in cleanliness, safety, quick-
vess of adaptation, as well as in economy.

The Gas Stoves. when used in Halls, radiate a
warm and agreeable atwosphere throughout the
whole house, and as the gaseon, with the greatest
safety, be left burning daring excessive cold nights,
it obviates the necessity of using stoves in the
Bed-ruouis throughout the dwelling, thus making
vue Gas Stove perform the sume daty as five o7
six cou! stoy@s when placed in the several Med
rooms, and not ouly diminishing the risk of fire to
the same extent, but also the cost of warming the
Various apartments, together with the yet greater
beuetit derived by enabling persons to discoutinne
the use of Bed-room fires, so highly injurious to
health.

Apply at the Warehouse fof E. R. TAYLOR, er
atthe GAS WORKS.

Uctober 23, 1800,

din
iasiippipieins

I have used them for the. past five years, one in
a room with vo ventilation, and in which most of
my time iu my house is spent. Daring this period
there has been no discomfort in any respect.

In brief, Lhave been so well satisfied as to this
}invention that, by my advice, many of nry friends
have tried them, aud from none have Lever heard
a complaiut. Wiystow Lewis, M. D.

lam ready te say. at your request, that I have
jused your gas atuve ia dressing-room for sowe
years, and have found it, in that capacity, an ad-
uirable and unexceptionable contrivance.
Yourstruy, Llenvy J. Bigetow, M.D.
oqepmeene

New York, 130 Ninth Street.

Freddie, from BOSTON—
150 Bbls. EXLRA FLOUR.

In Store,
20 Casks KEROSENE.
For sale low by
J. S. CARVELL.
Oct. 30, 1865.

Sugar ! Sugar !
ANDILNG, ex WILLIAM, from
HALIFAX—~—

5 Ubds. Bright Porto Rreo SUGAR.

J.S. CARVELL.
isl & pat

To the Trade.

N STOKE, and will be sold at a LOW
FIGURE for Cash or appreged paper—

38 Cheste English Couye TEA,

50 Boxes 3 Crown SOAP,

7 6 de TH PIPKS.

20 Cases DeKuyper GIN,

3 Puncheons KUM,

* Kegs TOBACCUO.

isl & pat

Oct 30, 1865

N. RANKIN.
(Queen Street, Oct 30. 1865.

s

Wotice to Tenants.
: vu Ky Subscriher, as AGENT for the

ondersigned Proprictors, viz: —LORD VIs-
COUNT MELVILLE, of Edinburgh, Scotland ;
Rey. JOHN MACDONALD, of Sussex, England :
Messrs. THOMSONS, of Belfast, Ireland; JYUN |
4.8. MACDONALD, of Montreal, Canada; and)
Miss MARGARET MAUDONALD, of 61 Rne de
Notre Dame des Champs, Paris,—has received po
sitive iustractions from each of them to eolleci
payment of all RENT and ARREARS OF REN
due them, without deluy ; and if not immediately
complied with, to place their respective Books in
the hands of their Attorneys, for collection ; and
further, that it is not the intertion.af the Proprie-
tors, who have beeu applied to to self their Lands. 4
to dispose of them at present, unless to those who
ean pay for their beldings, with the arrears of
rent, down,

Now, in compliance with the above instructions

beg to notify the Tenants of the above Proprie-
tors, that [ reqnest immediate payment of their
Rent and Arrears of Rent, hoping and trusting
that they will not compel me to resort to harsh
waeasures for the recovery of the same.

I would farther beg to state, Chat considering
Charlottetown the most ceutral place to meet the
Penants, I will be atthe * North Ainerican Hotel”
mn Market days, say Tuesdays and Friduys in each
week, and at my Office, at Millview, Lot 49, on
the remaining days of the week.

J. R. BOURKE, Agent.

Millview, Oct. 30, 1800. dines

OLD KING COAL,
Sydney and Picton.

7 EE business legions, traversing the regions,
For vast enterprise on American soil,
What article greater, by bright specnlator,
Than me cau be found to pay venture or toil?
The steamships swift motion, en rough or cal
ocean,
With nails, goods, or passengers, on me depends ;
On dand the ateam power is heard every hour,
Wiere Commence aud COAL and the Buoken
ure friepeds.

So look to the Broker, for he ise the joker,
For whow from the bowels.of earth J metre litgh,
In darge antl sinwN sorted, in vessels transported,
The forge and the furnace and siove to supply
Then, ve business men, let my friend I. A.
BENNETT,
The Broker in Charlottetown, have all your nid:
You know you require him—the ladies admire him—
Aud all say he's best qualified for my trade.
COAL.

H. A. BENNETT,
Corner of Queen aud Water Streets, Charloiietown.
Met. 30, 1S. ! w

- Underwriters’ Notice.
fEXUE Subscriber having been appointed

AGENT, at Prince Edward Island, for the

|
Latest Styles, Cheapest and, Best,

mer many -deaths had oecurred among that}

portion of the fishermen belonging to Harbor |
| Grace and neighborhood.
| Yhe forthcoming general election is excit-
, ing considerable interest throughout tie Ls-
land,

At Summerside, Lot 67,on Sunday, the 15th inst ,
after a brief illness, Hellen, relict of the late Rev.
Hugh Dunbar, inthe 50th vear of herage Sie
leaves a large circle of relatives wud triends to

}mourn her loss.

At Lot 3, on the 22nd Sept., after a short iuess. |

Columbian Insurance Company of New York, |

| New York Board of Underwriters,
and Boston Board of Underwriters,

}

} will te clad to receive e:rly notice of losses which |
may occur, and to render seh assistance to veseels |

I have vwsed W. F. Shaw's Gas Stove for a year
jjmist, it a dressing-revu without fireplace,” and
jhave fonnud it a suvurce of yreat comfort and con-
venience. W. Dermotp, M.D.

We have ase your gas-bnrning apparatns for
heating purposes, during the past year, and are
well pleased with the utility and superority over
the eld method of burning gas for heat. In the
laborwiary. we conaider them indispensable to
economy and convenience.

-.We recommend them to every chemist and phar-
macentist who has the luxury of yas at his con-
Beciock & Crexstaw,

“Manufacturing Chemists.

trol,

I have made nse of one of vour Gas Stoves, with
three burvers, in my reom at the bank this reason,
and have beeu entirely satistied with it T have
generally found that ove burner was all that |
needed. The air has not been unpleasant, and I
do not hesitate to recommend it to those persons
who wish to heat rooms quickly, aud with almost
no trouble. Yours truly,

Sameen. H. Wacer.

Encourage Homes Manufacture.

LADIES’ SILK HATS,

|
}

J. HOBBS.
HAT and GAP FACTORY,

Opposite Temperance Hall.
J. i Bs RATEFULLY acknowledges

the favors already received, aud
acquaints his friends and the pnblie at large, that
he has FOR SALE, and is constantly making

Gent’s Best Silk & Cloth HATS,

WINTER & SUMMER CAPS,
Ladies’ Stik HATS § Skaiing CAPS,
which be will sell at snch prices as cannot fail

to give satisfaction.
Oct. WZ, D865. 6 ins

Office of the New York, N. F. &
London Tel. Co.

Cuancottrerowy, P. EF. Ist.ann,
October LS, 1865.

TT E subseriher will peceive proposals
from parwes willing tocoutract forthe delivery
of the number of straight, sound aud substantial
CEDAR TELEGRAPH POSTS, requisite from
| Cape Tormentiue to Sackville —to be taventy-five
feet long, and six inches in diameter at the smalier
end—to be placed along the rand at eqnal distances
of forty to the mile—the whole to be delivered on
or before the Ist day of JUNE, 1806.
Seeurity for the performance of the coutract
will be required.

}

C. A. HYNDMAN,
Sup. P. E. Island Dist.

eames eaten sae ewe

ofan

VALUABLE PROPERTY

In Charlottetown for Sale!

PHENO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on
JURSDVAY, the Thirty-fret (31st) dey of OC-

| TUBER next, i865, at the hour of L2o0 clock, nota,
EER & SON*. atthe COLONIAL BULLDING, in Charlotictown,

pursuant.te a Licease daly granted for that ~ mn
by his Honer the Surrogate and Judge of Probate

of this Island, bearing dutethe 26th day of January

last, 1865 — ALL the Right, Tithe aud latercet of
WILLIAM SMAKDON, Jate of Charlottetown, in
Queen's County, int Prince did ward ledaad . decexs-
ed, in and to Alj that part.of TOWN LOT Ne. da,
in the third handred.af Lowe ets.in Charlotte-
town, boauded as follows, chat.ir to «ay :-—Com-
mencing on the northwestward edge of Grafton
Street, at the division line between flown Lots
Nos Jo aud 36, in the third hundred wf Town Lote;
thence following the course of suid division live
north westwardly, for the distance of Bity-eizht
feet; thence at a right angle with said division line
westwardly, for the distance of thirty-seven feet
six inches, to the eastwurd edge of a right of way ;
thence following the course thereof svathwardly
eight feet, and peg bane litty-one feet te
said Grafton Street; thence following the course
of the same enstwardly forty-one feet six inches to
the place of commencement,

ALSO, all the Right, Title, and Interest of the

}axid Inte William Smardon, deceased, in and to a}

that other part or portion of said TOWN LOT No,
35, am the «dd third hundred of Town Lets in
Charlottetown, thae described, that is to may :—
Commencing at the Southwest angle of the raid
Town Lot, on the northwest edge of said Grafton
Street; thence following the course of the north
east edve of Great George Street north westwardly,
for the distance of cighteen feet six inches ; thence
by uw tivht angle line therewith northeast wardly
thirty-five feet six inches, or wutil it meeta the
southwest edge of the right of way; thence fol-
lowing the course thereof southeast wardly eighteen
feet xix inches to said Grafton Street; fol-
lowing the course of the sume svathwestwardly
thirty-five feet six inches to the place of com-
mencement. :

ALSO, ailthe Right, Tide and Interest of the
said late William: Smardonu, deceased, in and to a
Right of Way, eight feet in breadth, and in length
thirty-eight feet, or therenLouts, leading from
Grafton Street, northward, throngh Town Lot No,
35. aforesaid; and all other rights of the said lite
William. Siwwardon, in, to, or in respect of, of in
connection with said Town Lat No. 30.

For further particulars aud terms of Sale. apply
to either of the subscribers, Executors of the
Will of the suid late William hey gm

THOMAS DAWSON.) ,..
JOSEPH HENSLEY, ; Executors.

Charlottetown, Sept. 11, 1865,

ty The above valuable Premises are the residne
of the Reul Estate of the late William Smardon,
and comprise the Saddlery Store formerly occupied
by bia, the Brightou Depot, und the place of busi-
bess at present oceupied by Mr. D. MeRue.

Another Valuable Property
In the Market.

PXUE Subseriber has reeeiwed instructions
to sell by Peatic Avctios. «ow MONDAY,
the With NOVEMBER NEXT, at.the reeidence of
DONALD McAULAY, Exqr, in the Royalty of
GEOKGETOWN, the following

Pastare Lots:
Nos. 212. 222 284. 245, 246 and 303. eseh
containing Eight Acres, and being in all FORTY-
LIGHT ACKES of FREEHOLD LAND.

Likewise FOUR PASTURE LOTS
adjoining said Property, constituting a FARM of
EIGHTY Acres, considered part of the best Land
in the Royalty, lying and hety within about two
miles from, and fronting ou the wain Post Road to,
GEORGETOWN,

Of this excellent Property there are about 50
acres nuder crop, in a high state of cultivation,
producing in the rotation of last year ubout 20 tons
of Hay, and other crops in Pe eH A conven-
icutand pleasantly situated DW ELAAING- MOUSE,
10 by 28 ft, 12 ft post. is on the premises. eadommeath
which there is a large frost-proof Cellar; a never-
failing Well of excellent Water is contiguous to
the premises.

A new BARN, 45 by 26 ft, 15 ft post, stands at a
proper distance from the mansion, ana the whole
steading surrounded by a beautiful grove of wood.

This property being bronght to the hammer pro-
duces a chance seldom to be had in this locality, for
any ventieman of ordinary meups, to settle down in
a pleasant, convenient, and attractive sitaution,
Within easy necess of an emery day market; advan-
tages of seminary edyeasion, nati. 4 ting
chusthes, and mail eonumunication twice a week.

Sule to take place at WM olclack,a.an | £9 Bena
liberal, and made known at time of seule.

W. SANDERSON, Auctionear,

Georgetown, Oct. 16, 1865.

Valuable Freehold Property.
ye be sold by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
that VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE
and PREMISES situated on the corner of Quran
AND SIpxey Streets, having a frontaye of 36 feet
on Queen and 63 feet on Sidney Streets. The
House is quite new, is 3 stories high, and bue been
erected during the past year. It contains a lange
SHOP, 36 x 23 feet. in front, finished, with best plate
Glass Windows. The dwelling part of the sna
contains as at present lid off, 17 large Rooma, toye-
ther with a large and commodious Cellur. Parties
Wishing to view the Property can do so by appiy-
ing to D. McISAAC, Exsqr, on the mises, or te
WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.
ES” If not disposed of before the SECOND of
NOVEMBER next. it will be offered ou that day
at PUBLIC AUCTION.
Charlottetown, Oct. 2, 1865, RW

«1425 PAIRS
Mens’, Womens’, Misses’ & Childrens’
INDIA RUBBER

OVER SHOES,

FOR SALE VERY CHEAP AT THE
Pp. E. ISLAND

Boot & Shee Factory.

GHG. BICOLL

harlottetown, Oct 9, 1965 din

Look out for the Engine while
the Bell rings.
ISAAC J, WALDRON,

Queen Street, - - - Charlottetown.

WISH to inform the public that I have

received by late arrivals a farther large supply
of GLASSWARE, in great variety, which J cup
afford to sell verv cheap, my motto being

| QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.

Cutlery $

A large quantity of Cutlery, consisting of :—

Oct. 23, 1865.

For New York.

Tux well-known A 1 Clipper
Bark “UNDINE’
Port for NEW YORK, en SATUR-
DAY, 28th inetant, and will retarn
leaving New York abont lith NO-
ForjFreight or Passage, apply in New

Isl HPS Ji ef

VEMBER,
York to Messrs R. P. Buck & Co, 29 South street ;

JAMES C. POPE.

here to the owner, :
Yin

| Charlottetown. October 73, 1865

PLASTER, PLASTER,

QO N CONSIGS HENT,—
20 Bois. CALCINED PLASTER,
J 5. CARVELL.

Oct. YBrd. R65,

S = = a4
2 > 2
va a e ~<
# = &
a . ae
.

i.

will leave thie)

iu distress as may be in bis power to afford, Mas: |
| ters oy Owners of such veescls or their cargoes, are |

Ard

ers of the public peace; and preserve, or secure
to theunselves sad the people, all the advantages,
privileges and blessings which are ever att-ndant

themselves, with few exceptions, (but tiere ave| That loat!some disease, the smallpox, has

i“ black sheep in every flock,”) mw a highly cre-

ditable wanver; and we firmly believe there are} |,

made iis appearance in Carbonear, and seve- |
'ral families im that town are suffering frow
A meeting was held in the courthouse, |

in the 46th year of her age, leaving a disconsolate
busbandeand 10 children to mourn the loss of a kind
Wife and an indulgent mother, She died trusting
iu the merits of a crucified Saviour.

At Tryon, ou the L6th inet., after a painfal ill

‘

Sarah, the beloved wife of Augustine MeDonald., |
;

! recommended to report as soon as practicable.
J. 8. CARVELL.
| Ch'town, Oct. 30, 1865. tf

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upon the fair and full administration of free con-| none of our readers who will uot join with usin! Harbor Grace, ou the 17th inst., on the eab- | "es a cohen oEe - a and es WWE LADIE , ie id a by
tu a . i : Pat . a ih f : t {Hallion tg the Will oO is eavehly Father, Mr | 7 3S of Br. AMVs HURCH |
stutional government. But if kept apart, by) wishing our friends of the 16th every prosperity.) ject, when 1t was determined to wake appli-) jy), Lea, aged 7 years, a native of Lincolushire, : sieciad (D Vv) holding a BAZAAK of awefal and | 5
. i Las ae is e i . i Se ATs whikk Ai elikdieh dk ue ae af ' . aehge seid | -

mutual mirtruate aud jealousies, from that perfect’ We are glad to have te record the fact, that} wa gees ” tre ys yal a adopt measures ins a ee ee) fancy Articles, during the week betore CHRIST. | * ¢ ™
union, whieh their own, as well as the best iuter-| though some of the nen of this Detachment were | to prevent ite lurther spread, fH oa - be : any MC a ‘e wd a0 sec of, MAS eit ran stn a “ ill be received | S ~s

; : : . a oe ae : : 16 Be 2 ORE OF) by the following Committee of Ladies ;— a =
ests ef the State a» urgently demanded of them, | foolish enongh, on its arrival here, to forget their | LATEST FROM MEXICO. [his ave. The deeeased was a successful Feacher | % on < Steak Mrs P w Hyndman, — | sa?

| ay i pelw ir Mrs Andereon, ; - aE
the ruin of the State could not be prevented ;/ duty, and break their oath of allegiance, yet not | ade ‘Bee ere ; tH Big oe ppcapbogh < 24th inet. Alex. Fuleower * AL. Brown, * MeKenazie, : rg .
<3 ; Aliganr P Deo page . ee » pity “aA OMSsuUAW, G t ~ 1st., eX, x . ee Sern i

and the lens of its iv i a 4 : / . j ; ot J wil a - oe ute gence has VecH recelvet from re envy o bs a i eP gee ‘ she es ii . Miss Brown, Se Kennedy, : ¥ . 4

of its independesee, the degrudativn | ove absentee has been reported since the order! yy cia, boy way uf Vora. Cruz and: Havana, tu | Soungest-child of Alex, Robertevn, Huq. aged If Shee ticle: * Len, China & Glassware.

et ite people, and ell the other evils consequent
thereon, would be attributable only tw their blind
and selfiet obstinacy, their illiberal policy, and
culpable ambition; and if any individuals among some cases of desertion —Cow.

them should, ticough unyielding eelf-sufi ciency, | Se” eed "
bad arrogance of fancied superior deserts, prowe |
insuperable obstacles in the way of the peed-| wonderful knowledge of public matters in

for theie departure waa received, whereas iti
former days, when the troops were stationed
bere, the reute was seldom unaccompanied by

ful union, reconstruction of parties, and re-or-
Banization of yoverpmeut; upon them expecially
would Feat the odwm of having sacrificed the | lowing :—
liberties of their country to their overweening

Would be deservedly exeerated by posterity.

‘e Me above counsel, although indirectly given, quently at the St. Lawrence Hall.”
ee be means enigmatical. On the covirary, it| _ 1
we plain that they whe run may wo only read, |
“tt Guderstand it tow. fu tendermg it, we have

ce SE part for the present; and it they with |
Feate the power te carry it inte etieet weg:

»” | way of Brule, on the following worning.

When
Met ty du sv, the duuit will be nupe vl ove.

The Montreal Herald pretends to possess) nals acknowledge that the successes of the Juar-) yen cil Isaac ilarbor; do.

the Marituge Provinces. Ina lergthy artiele| residents have been expelled. The Emperor bas
on the Westmorland election, we find the fol-| decreed the establishment of au Laperial sehoel

“ This was Mr. Palmer, the Sulicitor General of
telimation of themselves, and their gemories | ’7- Tilley's Government, wad of course an official city of Mesico by awurder and speedy punish-

| advocate for the carrying out of thet magnificent! ment of the criminals.
scheme on which his late leader diseaxted ao elo-) P. vida and Guerrero, assassinated a young cili-:

8° The Royal Mail Steamer arrived at HMadi-| the case, and the Emperor said that the murderers |
fax, frow Liverpool, ou Thursdsy, with an English ,

. | months and 10 days.
ithe Sth instant. Lieat. Maury, recently tiacucaliz- | - "hie

led as an American eitizen, bas, by a deeree dated |
| the 19th September, been appotuted au Rouvrary |
} Ceuneillor of State. i

The district ot Oaxaea is in fall insurrection |

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.
ARRIVED.
Oct. 21—Sehr Zebra, Fitz pirick, Cow Bay ; coal

: an f rial forces. The Imperial jour-| Perseverance, Powel, Richibuctou; deal. 2—
Against the imperial forces. e dmiperial jou bAmuagent, Nicholson, Gyif; fish... 24—Banquet,

22—William, Myers,

| ists there are really important. There are alse 25 — Independance, Delorey,

| troubles in Sinalva, whenee wany of the French

Halifex; mereh.
Arichat; bal.
CLEARED.
Oct. 21—Nehe Perseyerauce, Powel, Riehibuacto ;

Miss MeLennen,
Mra Purdie,
Mixes Stewart,
“. Grav, Mre. Wateon,
+ J. Watts. ~ 3. a :
. warticnlars in due time wilt be given.
pean A. RANKIN, Sec’y.

* Duncan,
Miss Duncan,
Mrs. Forgan,

KEROSENE OIL.

Oct *her 23, 1855,

of public service, * designed to educate officers deal. Y3-—Mars, Dixon, eranahe: Jamber. st GreyHousn, from BOSTON—
Lfor the various branches of the army service.” Banquet, MeNeill, Isaac Harbor; fish. Ind “pen: | sks eroseno.
Considerable excitement has been raised inthe | &@¥¢e; Delorey, Avicbat; bal. ' 50 Ca: k KR
we pe. : For sale low by

Arrivals in Ewrope from Hence.
7—Sailed, David

Tiree men panied Trejo,
Livereoo., Oct. 13—Auns.
i zen nanwd Malien Castile. The public indigna-! Cannon i ny ;
tion wae greatly aroused by the circumstances of} Gkavesenn. Oct 7—Emma Piteajen. 9—Austin.
" Pom.r, Uet. « —Minnie. hal lad
een gal - he w
shayld be tried and punished by a military tri-| > 4%°e4, Oct- 12-—Richmond.

i buval within terty-eignt hours. This was done,| ‘Phe Schooner ‘Curlew,’ Moore, master, frou

Mail. The Mail for thia Island reached here, by) gud the taree murderers were publicly executed Sniuieeside, for Egwout Bay, lost anchor off Cape

(at the same hour, i Evie, aud bad to bear up for Charlottetown.

; J. 3. CARVELL.

Ootoher 2, 1865

ae society preferrest
| of a Tempornuce aoc PMICRPHY, Manager:

| October 23, 1865, Jin

UST RECEIVED, ex Steamer

Wanted at the Gas Werks,
Two MEN, to whom good wages and:

constamt employment will be given. Members

Rich CHINA DKSERT SETS,
| Do TK

cA ldo
20 doz. assorted GOBLETS & TUMBLERS,
6 plated CRUET STANDS,
Low for Cash at Sales Room.

XN. RANKIN,
i aed Qneen Street

SPECIAL NOTICE! !
FPMUIE undersigned have ap-

pointed or... J.
RICTLARDSON, of Summer-
' side, their AGENT, where
POBACCO ean be had at the
SAME RATE as in Char-
Jottetowa.

¢ LOWDEN & RICH ARDSON.
i May 1, 186. tf

| October 2. 1965.
i

Knives and Forks, Carvers,
Pocket Knives. Ster) Shears,
Meel Sqssors, Rasors,

at anuasually low prices.
| All kinds of Brushes, Buckets, Toba, Playing
/ Oeede, a large lot of PAPER COLLARS,

in Boxes of Ten each.
| te KEROSENE OIL, on'y 4s. per gation.
ALSO— Watehes and Jewellery.

Daily expected to arrive from England
£4,000 sterling worth of assorted CUTLERY-

The ubove GOODS will be sold wholesale or
| vetnil to eyit purchasers, at my Store, next door to
| MW. SKINNERS DRUG STORE.

Queen St., Ch'town, Oct. 2, 1865. s
N. B.—Country dealers would do well to enil
and examine my stock. t. 3. W.
cool 8
|

YARMOUTH
IMPROVED STOVES.

)
i]
}

TENGE subscriber has this week received
from the Factory, « fall and complete cargo
| of those celebrated .

;
Cook, Box and Franklin
; “TEY Net

| STOVES,

“Bine Wave.” Those SPOVES
cannot be beat for

Durability. Neatness en@ Economy,

und are the only Stoves imported here that give
j yenerul mitixfaction, and gee now offered for exte
Low for Cash, Merehantable Produce, or
Twelve mogthke’ credit on approved

} Notes, i
| HP A good assortwent of Fall and Winter Goods,
Kn. J. CLARKE,
Orwell Cheay Store.

| Ex Schooner

ct. 16, 1865.

KEROSENE OIL!
In Store, and for Sale low,

20 Bbls, Kerosene O41.

“WHITE, WINE VINEGAR,
capes °. ) WRIGHT.

Sent Steet, Oct. 9, 1865. bh # w km

NOTICE,

' At A MEKIING of the President and
| EX thirectors of the Semeernide Rank, beta this
day, it wae resolved a Cuil Le wade on thu Ptock-

‘holders for 30 per cent of tie avuactibed Seuck. to
ibe paid on er before the firs day of DE ‘ERDBER

'SEXT, to James Metawean, Esqr, Suumrvrside,
orat the Uses Basu, Ch'town,

HN K. GARDINER, President,
Summerside, Get. 2, 1BCS, tit) les doec.

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