Examiner -- 1862-07-14 -- Page 03

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sy own amnalist, writes, ‘* what was then “Tle ought to anawer THAT NE DOFS N
llely Reman Chureh ? LTlow) KN li tk ss CONFIRM Ti
‘ eli vy fon! was it, wh 1 most powerful) SAME BY AN OAT ‘ t pendere se n
‘ > es? vl Ss ‘
} firmar :
ae é,. a ' 4) Wil ue Ve! ‘Hanged,
Iishops were presented, and what is horrid It ws unnecessary, Rov. Sir, to comment ¢
to r and unatterable, false Ponsifts, their | 809 barefaced villainy,

ierers, Were intrad d Intothe ehair of P

~~! are ouly written in the cataloeuc of | have dene with Peter Dena. You are, doubtles
tomar P stiffs for the aa Of marking the} iti re ly acquainted with ty The ole uta,
tis » car Eom the Negatiy | *' ich the Reman Catholic Prelates of [relay
times, ion 1 44 | “Gi 7? ma adit? . .

4 . ‘ i . ° ‘ mn pro unced “the best book onl heatogy
amir Oy wicked women of fis sort wer a “oh . ’

‘ “a . ; ; ' w containing he most secure guidance {i

> 7 nist 7 orn ¢ . . “ > >

anes Pantifs? Genebrard, also one Of} poclosiastios ¥su know the infamous instrue-
your historians

c A few words more,

und U shall, for the

pres:
pe ;

, records, that for nearly 150} tions whieh are there given Priests, as to the!

o 1
i ' it : ry ; f
‘ rode? b) } of 1)
n he adr l 7 Ww
a. Wi 1th ! t as be
permitted to retire; but that the be fit of his
my) per nd talent rhiow © lor he lad ja
" ivited into the ministry as Sec retary of State

But his arduous tal
mte of Indin has proved toa

tution, and he departed this lil

for India Siu the enervatis
tuneh for his const
e suddenly.

; ie dll

News by Velegraph.

years ahouwt fifty popes, vig: from Jobo) manner in which they are to question wormen, | vices , age 7
OO ee # . - e or IN :
Vitito Leo IX ,** deserted wholty the virtue) marned and unmarried: and the extent te wt ich} Tr. JOHN, Jlily 9.
= ‘ ‘ . ge ‘
of thelr predvcessors, being apostate rather! covery female who enters the confession box is} Gen. MeClellan has advanced about seven mik
than apestolical If Rey. Sir, you desire | oxposed to demomiara!l outrages. The questions,
to form & correct idea of the fearful deprayi- | ¥' dre directed by uht book of “ sure guidanes
ty hemar re. refer pot te the New r Ecelesiastics’ to be put to women, while
- ’ 7 " tae confessional, are such as would diegn ta
, cwendar ¢ the lives of bigowaymhen, . ‘ ” ;
. i . i felons mgt to liomau nost abandaned inmates of the lowest brothel
,urderers m t ns, i ° . 7 ph : - tis
. Ueters. an wa , " i , . Much as | desire to expose the iniquity of tl
Uathol Ristorinns wi pave recura@ed tae! r j

yea af these whom you would have th
liv x ’

world believe to be th
the ** Heirs of apostles,’’
of the throne of God,’

tians,”” and
Catholic communion.”
1

Ls wt an insult te the understanding o

any man 60 ask him to believe, that each vil

anil: ail “ed aaa see ad en ue by the Military, —seme ten thousand | 8" : ends and relatives. 6s Weal , .
wretches as John AUT, Boniface VIL, Sextus! revoltin nf may be poured into the ear ota 4 ur “wer ag } : 7 “ on Pr art if On Tres ith « eg Agree met | Number Ore shall comprise aij that part of
' a "al r we pand virtuous wowan by a young priest, who in) Delng Chere, strengthening the furbheations. ler brother, W. Hyde, Exq., Elliot River, Janct | Charlottetown which hes south of Dorchester Stree’
1\ Afexander Vi. oF Juling Tl. were the | doing so suatl simply follow the directioas given Nu rehef had reached General Curtis, up the | fife dda! sedate ‘Wik: Livde. Mae‘ duand :
wy o9 . . . 7 7 i pee . e ntl bay ° - ' " » than tts t hat ¥ iil. yee, Iisy., agea i a a ‘ 4 /
** Viears of Christ, that the decisions Of) iy f “sure giide for Eeclesiastics. Rev.| White River. Ho is s ipposed tu be endeavoring 174 vyeurs i wns pence. . | lottetown which lies south of Richmond Street and | the onl
: . ‘ " . Penne} ut ss I? ix ape fais ai ee . or e : ort! 4 Yorche — ach monster nd their Bishops, presented | Sir, were you to go into the louse of any respecta- | te Teach the Mississippi River by another reute. | ¢), : instawt, nb Richmond THM, the Hon. }™ th of _— tester Strect. Number ; i
by tho * abandoned men w ruled at] ble metuber of your church, and read to him in| Phe respouss to President Lineoln’s ealt for} Kenneth MeLea, a ustive of Greerock, in the tnd papa gpg" wt? Theat ait of Comietetown which Hes
i li WoOl I ! ‘ : . . ey . . " i oe ‘ > “ ’ 1 of Grafton 3g Ae 2j aie * ina
Wome.” are to be taken as the infallible wil! | any 0 gible language the chapter in Dens on | 24ditios ul ireeps is going forward vigorously inj year of his age, ! vei and respected by wll, und | Qo") raid north of Ricumond Streets
e . A : 2101 +o iY a esky sy pres » the Nerthern S a, ladeep resvevelles vy Dip kk i tin inrye 1< | ; . ‘
f God? Abeulution for sins committed, vad | t « ional, ond il him fh it such an the } Gold “—r s Saat Yori ir P*) ‘i Nid. . i loltetown which dies senth of Fitzroy and north of
inda feue fa lor sind to be committe & ur ot Py shat ae PFS sor your guidat 2 @ ns es i ! ‘ Larcumt ec a 1d Marc! 1862, Juliar | Grafton Streets. Nuwber Five shall comprise all
CRM ni he | Be Would suiamariy drive you frou lis presence oP IN ly a witnlod Bawa Mart "he a ee i) [that part of Charlottetown which Hes nort! of Fitz
whatever. nature, were. ; poor. serie Monge eset tel . ; 4 | St. Jou, July mth Paha a" f Edward Mi ‘ in the Sith > bse tr roy Street imeludiie the Commen of the antici Te ey
. —_— = . i meyeens vance | “Lhe questions te be pat tO women are not tr " P 4 . are aving a family of! children. RBeguiescant . “pate ge OL : the ay wh.
clays { ctue or Al san wt fr, casily procured sly bat fi } “ . ; i Cidheehiin The Confederat refused to ne , of true 5 panes, A 4 - p “ ae) ‘ law See 18° Vic. Cup. Si intituled “ An ya as,
‘ cone O rt} ta) we werup tue Loe rua for ms . 9 >it wie, oo. i
from ¢ me ** wiost Suré Dayense of Catholic cid india tanks i a wirithior the ? ue p», Waking euquiries conceraing wissiug Iederal an da Lat Mi ” | porate the Town of Charlottrtown,” sec. 2.
— + \ es ure & ao GEROCGO VHGLIIC they agave qui hom, ;= - rage: 7 7 «ii = - = —s | ™ 5 x
rtic! ‘ rf whic a fhe rresilent has nibate renerais [Lein- avor’s Offic , * ¥
The articles of your faith, which Siti) ing quarvels . *° » , 1 gre | } vs ne i ‘ é ne ul el 2p, : >. at Je Le Mayor 8 Oifice, July M1, 1862.
sxt notice. are the belief inthe real pr itzleman, Suowaer Porter, ahd Keys Brevet Bri- f Fett . . 4 neni ; . ; we Since r woman is more under the ia-) , ' ‘ a* * oo. ) _ -
canes eat the-werdht» of the Toa r : : Saat ty a gle udicrs in the regular ariny, and Major Generals} July 3— Maxwelton, Paul, Picton; coal. 4— FLOUR! FLO 17
‘ ‘ 4 ' ce ; * wae ' ’ i we are r ni ‘asSal , " ° ‘ . - on >: .
i - - re 7 é wcr 7, WO aro we . . ee“ of volunteers for gallant couduct | Sephia, Blanchard, Tracadie; shingles. Ranger, ! ’ . +
re I het Isias ridiculed the G xl-makers Lear the betrothed husbaud’s confession first, &e. | "
j

his day, after the following manner :—

* Viears of Ulirist,”*|

coniessional, L canavet—) dare not—poilute th
| pages of a pubiic vewspeper by trans:

I veiled in the ebseurity of a dead language

even

‘* the key bearers! which comparatively few ean read, the detestable |
‘the confirmers of

ribing,

} filth which is to be found iu Dens, and which is]
God,"’ * the confirmers of the faith of Chris-| there given for the * gnidance” of Keelesia
‘the most gure bavens of all | Meh a8 yeursoll,

tices
SCS |

} Toy >4 .
up the James River:

lines down to the Chickahot here has bex

inv,

| no fighting during the last two days.
e Another Contederate gun-boat venturing dow
3.) the James River was sunk by the Federal gu:

e | voats,

| Beauregard’ sarmy commenced arriving at Rich- |
mond before the evacuation of Cortuth, and ina ; : i : Re x ; : i ‘
.. (seventy-five thousand of them renched Richmond. | At Kone Vuiley, Strathalbyn on Saturday , the jin War 10.4 ~ i Pe sare Sagae kiouse, fronting
% Br rnsi le’s cntire army is reperted to Ix u ‘et ullimo, afier a paiuiud iliness of yj ives, { on King’s $8 pare.
sanhlhn toaviie btis olked ee ~ | Alexander McDonald, son of the late Mr. John | In Ward No. 5—At the House of Mr. E. Needham,
HOW Towards dvlco md cif - art . . P : val ‘
ra] 1 t i “ue t ad | MeDountd, in the 2th yenr of his ; ve. leavir xg a | tr tiing ou Great Georee Street.
A portion oi MceDowell’s corps oceupy Warrei ;

Reverend Sir, a woman might! len, supposed preparations to concentration ¢
lepemi her lite, as a prostitute, in the great metro- | Pope's arnay.
ri polis of our Enpire, among the vilest of the race ‘The bomdardment of Vicksburg, Mississi
without heaving avything so filthy, so horrible, continued onthe 3rd of July. The town is de
e

i} may Popery be designated “ Satan’sa mate
}

* He bath planted the pine tree, which the} PC. .
- bags plan oe wee ee ; Raising the dead, restoring sizht
rain hath nourished, and it hath served ie kay sala agai
“ , , } speech to the dumb, and curing diseases, d&e., 21
man for fuel: he took thereof and warmed| ‘

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himself; and he kindled it, and
bread, but of the rest he made a God
sdored it, he made a graven thing an
tawed down be‘ore it; partof it he |
with fireand with part of it he dressed hi

was warmed and said, Aba! lam warm
I have seen the fire.
made a God and a graven thing for hiwself
he boweth down before it, and adoreth it
and prayeth unto it, saying, Deliver me ; fo
thou art my God.’’~—Deuay Version.

Pray, Rev. Sir, in what respeet do you diffe
from the idolator described by the Prophet
Ile towk a pieee of wood,—you take a quan
tity of four or of wine. He made part of th

wood into a Giod, and with the other part}

thereof he comfor*ed bimeeli,—you mak

part of the-flour or wine Into a God, and

comfort yourself with the remainder,—H
fell down |
prayed unto it:

prey unto it in very
anguage ; and not satisfied with doing so

you pronoance accursed all who say your
idot should not be carried in procession and

adored!!! .

Isia8 has also given as a minute description
of the manner in which the Idol of his day
** Missale Romanum”’
the recipe for making your Idol is to be|

was wade. In the

found,—I{ shall not at present transcribe it. | believe implicitly in an idolatrous and degrading

Romenuin.|

“Tf any.of the Sloewd af Christ fall on the
groond or table by uegtigemce, it must
be licked wp by the tongne, the piace |
theroughly eeraped, and the serapings|
burned; but the ashee mast be buried}

e, together with the Choir of |
In the same Book under the bead *' perzcts | superstition—which frem age to age has been | from Vicksburg to the 28th ult, On Thursday, | St. Daustan’s Cathedral, accomdanied by an Or-| QTOW landing ex ** MARY ANN,’’ from
.CURRING IN TUK CELEBRATION OF THE MaSs.’’| perpetuated with “infernal art,” for the benefit; Comm > Porter's fleet cot — to shell the | chostra LN NEW YORK,
t is directed of the erder to which you beloug,—by reading the per ve : wows ‘ . ( I Lv : | ‘ 3 ae . a
it = ' : o communications which your forwear Iness and in day without any result. The shelling was renewed Vickets Is. 6. each—to be had at the atorea of} 200 Bbls. Choice FLOUR
++ Tf after consecration, 1 fy or any euc! aun hi ys lorweardness ana lu * . , > 1) ¥ » |

: gg Be meOn, S BY oe Pe ee cant | , ae vd in the aficrnoon a fire was du i| Me: W. R. Watson, D. Brenan, D. Melsaue, P. | CONSISTING OF:

: ” ' i] 4 ‘ ‘ay eit i at r 7 “ ’ ' a.* > . * ,

dace nausea tothe Priest, lot him draw it) ; ; Wes , aor tall t ) L4o July 14, $82 Extra Ohio, Extra State, and Superfine,

am ’ " . ith A apesiate cuurcn, and seck a ire rE } i wv COR Lon uv t it - snanenmneen —_— - j } : }
out and wash it with the wine; and when} -’"), : nal Gy A Bic rte Mi oa : l * j es alk iwhich will be sold cheap.

. aye t pO} whieh dromisn Churches hos so l t ‘ « ¥ no} Veg | ” ld ] | « P .
maae is Cunciuded, let ee, tee BG, ANA EL) Ctulousty labored te withhold from its victins; , hialt , ifter the « he | 4 j i is ¥ 5 we ae 4 o J. & T. MORRIS,
Lius throw the ashes and washings into 8} and leaving you from henceforth to indulge in nll | bombardment ¢ vel water ry opened on | ieee PEP Fs July 14, 1862. all papers Ins.
sacred pla » eg ee fihe innocent pleasures of “ morose a lectation,"”} °F BS he sOGS, “WW! wh rephed nuul the battery E Rik: OR LF a - DR WA AMO a an ror tgs

. . . 5 as , af the Runew of that “oly water”) eased lrin AL & och in WU é ny . fire} ’

{>i post. eonseeration em eeciderit muses. | ™ d Mead bet Se 7m af 4 ered Saege | pissed | was opened from the entire fleet ou the tewn, and] Clearing off and out sale is at | a. th LM MOND JOHNSON
autaliquid -jusmodi, et flat nausea Sacerdoti, | °°" ted eat a eae Yh Specie against) +. wos continned for an hour. The next morniag| ~~ ore are 1 a a> sew SO Will VACCINATE at his Dispensary | to the l'ublishers,
extrahat cam, et lavet cam vino; finita( USS" wry pred RB bs 9? ot the | at 4 o'clock, the bombardment was rene ring y:. &, from 11 to 1 o'clock daily.

h ¢ ct bust Pt tig | Eres and a sure deteuce against ali “ the pow-) which eight of Commodore Farragut’s vessels pass | Fs wim +9 July 14, 1862
+ :) ‘ “~)T ec i , ; ” . + . . , i . j *’. ca —-
ten com nrat, be eom.u to ac iveit ers of darkness. | ed the batteries without scrious dumage. The ¢ RAs it,
mnedi in swerarium prejiciatur. Mussaie| i remain, Rev. Sir, your obt. servt | must have been dar L greatly’, we conflagrations | |
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in Moly ground.”

Alu ;
an Crerva

liuary occurrences, the result of visits te

7 ‘ . -
iyers a he s&h of
tiug, Prothasis and Co.

w words on tT iiracles, and I ah ilhaved >)

und pray ivinities <

i nes
.

at OAS

urnt) with you for the present; Bel/armin, as I, on
you, informs us, that the |
meat, be boiled pottoge and was filed, andj divine presence in the Host, Was proved vy .*! General Magruder is vot a prisoner as reported | July 2—Light Boat, Clark, Boston; goods, 3—
| fact, that a hungry horse left his oats, and adored

3, 4 former oceasivi, told

But of the residue he | te consecrated water. In “ Alban Butler's live

_| Ot the Saints’ there are related all sorts of funny LATE AMERICAN “INTELLIGENCE Latamagonehe ; potatoes, & ¢. Maid of Erin, Davis, notes.
*| stories, One saint, who had his head cut off, Ce ee ae peek yt jaictuu; bal. o—Ploughboy, Robertson, do.; do. J. & T. MORRIS.
| ° i . » . - > . A . 4, ‘ ‘
’ walked with it under his arm for several miles: Tn the absence of any official or reliable informa- | Black Douglas, Phee, Sydney; potatoes. Zebra,| July 14, 1969, lin
5 Pha new al ea ee . hae, ! tion hearing upon the recent fiyhtmy before Rich-| Lockman, Kichibuctoe; bal. Ellen, Pentz, Pugwa | cermin — —
ps ye : in lire a migprook, & 9 oe These mond, we cum.only guess at the extent of the s-isalt. Maxwe Paul, Richibucto; bal. 8~-Spr vs4 ¥ PF pecs. peur rr
| “.attestatious of sanetity’” are, F presume, cireu-| 9") Se de i ea tY The | pis aa a ae ct hide reserve a ct tles,
liated among the igaer at in order te mire ther mest from 2 lew + 1@ Peveliuens Mmae ihe | Pineo, Pictou Ai, Foley, kichib wlio; do. }
r| faced ; ‘ i gaorant, in orde Liispure Cem) ~w nas per ! 7 that “tl change of : j -\y oe yA 1 ™ t
; i : : Aor rh pauper: ani x i any - ee - »
9 with devotion to the tree Church. Now. Rev frowt’’ wae a signal sucecss. So be i But it Shi N | N BRASS and JENAMELLED, with
| Sir, as you have been pleased to say thai I hav tassuch. The aband Ship News. an assortment of PRESERVE CROCKS.
| ne religion, will you kindly tel! me whether you s by the Federals; the run Phe Burk Malakoff, Mc ae » sail from Richmo me | BEER & SONS.
; _ ” ’ . .. “4 ‘ » at " pg
believe the miracle of the horse leaving his eats iway trae with anmunition,d&e., | bey, 4 bow daye as 4 oes vor timber, deals | July 14, 1862. ow
J d worshipping the Host ? and aiko, whethe: we Lito the PVeEr ; ~~ s wey wes Or ™ % y . el . 8 Merk O ean Queen 1 | |
rT Bod te 4 st evidenee hich vo ar) F nemy wutil the sheiter of gVEBLC, June peas Ws. Une b = BOD -Wwaken - Cae gIvs OF) ris tg was reached; and the Jeaying of | 26ih p Lady Seymour. Both from Bermuda. 0} esi C Vtnes it
at the reels t et Pe vitetha tae _— " +) Fee - ‘ 4, BDU but ‘ base ° ‘ a“ “4
pine Teality of the divine presence! At you de not! 4 i Buisror, June 26.— Arrived, Vesta, from Port

} beliey e it, and many others of alike character

efore the God he.had made andj will you kindly inform me why they are cireu
Deliver me for thou art my
God ; you fxli down before your God, and
nearly the same

lated?

all Ecelesiasties—not excepting “ Father Angus’
,{and Cardinal Wiseman—whe aid and assist it

Lives of the Saints,” are either fools or knaves

mitted to their charge te be led astray by them

| that they have been trom infancy edueated te

W. I. POPE.
Charlottetown, 2d July, 1862.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.

i The Euglish Mail by the Steamer “ Europa,”

{* Si, per weg) g atiam, sliquid de sax-|*" ved at Hatitax - Tuesday , the C¢8 Inst., and
GUNS CumsTi cectderit, seu quidem super | reac wd here on Friday morning last, the J1th

teyram seu surer tabulam, ‘iigua lambatur,
et loeus ipee radutur quantum satis est, et
abrasiy comborater ; cimie yero ia sacrarium
reeondatur.’’—id ]

“ ]f the Priest vomié tho cucharist, and the |
species appear entire, they mast be reve-) Wales, the papers amounce the desth of Major |

renily swatlowed, unless nausea prevent :
and in that ease, the eunensentes species
mirst be ¢avtious/y separated fram the vomil
and tsid by in tome sacred place until they

be corrupted, and afterwards they are to)

he thrown into a sacred piace.’

{** Si sacerdus evomet evecharistiam, si |

Species integre appareant, reyercenter suman-

tur, nist nagses fiat, ; tunc enim speetes con- |
svctats caute separentur, ef im aliquo ivec |
repopantur Comee corrumpantur, ct}

BacTO
postea in sactarium projiciantur; quod si
Species non apparcant comburatur vomitus,
et cineres in sacrarium mittanter.’’-—id.]
Now Sir, suppose a° Pagan were to enter
your cuagel, ard find yeu bueily enzaged

t copious vomit, Of which you bh wi bat

recently becn relieved, eudeavoring to sepa- |

tate gun the ‘mess’ adrop of wine or a

crumb of bread, and you should tell bim,
with all sincerity, that you were seeking for

your God in the filth, what opinion would he
form of your religion ?
Or suppose that in carrying tue chalice

agross the church, a single drop should fall!

from it ta the floor, and that you should at

onee fall on your knees and lick itup,—that|

then you should scrape most carefully the

spot on which it had fallea,—burn the shav- |

ings,~and carcfully collect the ashes, and
bury them,—and the pagan should be grave-
ly told by you, that you had scraped your
, God from the tloor, do you not think, Sir, he
would consider you a very great ass?

You will doubtless exclaim against the
publication of thie profane nonsense, which
t have quoted from the Missal; bat you can-
not deny the correctness of it.
sider the precedent of {vias a very safe one.
This idol, whieh your ehurch hasindaced the

vulgar to rezard with veneration, is very ser-|
it is used, as you;

vidvable to your order.
are ware, to stimulate men to the commis-
siog of grime, and to restrain mobs when it
is deemed judicious th.: they should be re
atruimod.
plotted the Ceatruction of Protestantism, and
the murder of the king and nobility of Eng-
dJand, in the time of dames |; and by Bishop
Milloek, the other day, in Newfoundland,—
‘the former, te give the conspirators cour-
to proceed ia their diabolieat work ; b
latter, to suppress @ mob, which ha
asked permission to destroy the Protestant
fopalation, or something equivalent to it.
ell might the atheistic Leo X. exclaim :
“ How profitable is this Jesus Christ to out
interests! ’’ I shall now notice that most

[, Sir, con-!

it was used by the Papists who|

| list.

We give beiow a summary of the latest
| Mews.

| The Prince of Wales had returned to England
| from his grand astern tour.
| Jn connection with the return of the Prince of

General the Hon. ‘i. Drace, governor te the Prince,
tand brother of the Kart of Elvin. The General
| returned heme on the 4th ult. from attending on
{the Prince during his teur in the EF:
health, arising from a fever eoutracted
lapse, (rom whieh he never recovered.
| She health of the king of Belgium improves

carmage in America, and sa) a never at any tune |

jeould the map of Europe show so many blood
| Stained spota. Whatever may be tue result, it i

the dissemination of such books as “ Butler's |

And now, Reverend Sir, in the hope that not a} fr 4 se te be eat Steg from t
few of the deluded people whose misfortune it is | ™8 eMects of the week's hghting.

ist in infirm!
at Cai |
‘ ua
autinopie, and shortly after his arrival had a re-|

ye | Be rted eX pi

Tle Lynchburg (Va.) Republican reports tha

| Beauregard is suspended from command of the | |
to the blind jarmy of the Weat.
ut ig i at, “a * . .

fhe James’ River flotilla is composed of vessel:

Oi te mporarily detailed from the blockading. squad
rene.
Vhe Richmond dispateh announces the death «
Stonewall” Jackson and General Barneyei
Rhett, kuled in the recent battles.
The Confederate Generals Hall and Andersor
are also reported to have been killed.

.

e}

’

| prev iously,
8}

+) elwht .

at be acconnted for before

itt
days falling

ve ¢!

setary eon
tory I

nimed.

j of the wounded of a previous battle were left t / . ~
My private opinion, I may inform you, is that | their fate. It will readily be seen that the Confed- Blane. 28th—Responsible, Walsh.
baad eo a Pp, ’ - a

_| their own, bat the Federal killed and wounded alsa

700 strong, and lost 400.
»| 150 ont of 400.

The 16th Michigan lost 300.

| Pp, . “o1
_| dreadfully cut up. There wilk pro! _
"

) . CAPTURE OF VICKSEURG,

were seen lik hulnery

is paces in ditlerent prrts of
the city.

| We wave been informed on indisputate anthority
| that 5000 negroes huvwe been ordered by Gen. But
{ler to work on the canal neross the bend on which

| Vicksburg or its remains are now situated. The
, } ; se ae an
channel Of Ube olississippi wil. ie

and Vicksburg wiii! ome an island town he: ealter,
seven hundred more shells have been ordered from }
|} New Orleaus to reduce the remains of the place to
‘
ashes.

' THE CAPTURED BRITISH VESSELS.

The British seehooner Lucy was e iptured while
| trving to run the blockade
The seh Curlew wes captured off Cec:

| Kevs, Florida, while irving to run the blockud

| ‘Tie steamer Somereet surprised a sieamer in Dend

Man's Bay, loading cotton. Before

renxched she was tired and dea

bat her auchors, cables, a&c., were secured

} The gunboat Montyomery captured off the Rio

} Grande the British schoorer Will o’' Wisp, loaded
vith kegs of gunpowder in fish barrels and in bags,

percussion caps, tuick shoes, aud a'large case marked

cl thing
|} The schooner Morning Star from Nassau, wit!
| salt, acids, cigars, &e., was captared ofl Cape Fea

j '
ane could b

rted by per crew,

Lord Lyons, it is said, goes home on private} : IRI oS pata TNE Ek
Lusiness { NEWFOUNDLAND.
The Loados Tines comments pon the fearful |

Ry our late Newfoundlaud papera received by
the R. M. Steamer Osprey we find that the pros-
pects for the fishery are good.

|The Civil War in tho States, | tte middtessed ard the old, in

he has also advanced his |!

pi, | Fever, George

and wounded behind on the field, daring |
a a :

In one inetance a thousand | Liverrvot, Jane 21.—Sailed, Gazelle, for P.E.1.

>} erates must be fearfully hampered, not only with

The Sth New York Zouaves went into the fight!
The 4ith New York Jost |

The |
—fools, if they believe such silly lies; koaves if,| 9th Mass lost 300, including its Col. (Cass), wound-|
not believing them, they allow the people com-/ed. Several other regiments have been named as |
be a Intl}
e exhaust: |

Carino, July 5.—The ram Monarch brings news| will be in attendance

GLASGOW.

> chanyed,

. reo : 1e@

The ‘ Newfound-!

Novrics.—Ffoll yo

‘ y
suales. — After indefatigabk ee ‘ c
y-continued scientific researeh, this excel- 3 e .

emedy was diseovers d and brought to Pel | een nA eer

Irom no invention has the other sex de- Civic ELECTIONS.

rived greater beneits: healih and ease are the
BY THE MAYOR.

|
lchietost blessings, and these are secured to them
uy by these noble medicaments, which are ayailal le |
ae } fat all ages. ‘They remove all naparities from the |
jxystem, by correcting and purifying the blood, aud |
their y
equal certainty, safety, aud lacility upon the young, | *

curative display themselves with

Howers
: - Asse
every country,

their cheapness places them willin the
} reach of all. +

W linie’

that an Election of

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Died,
|} At Cheleea, Mass., U.S8., on Friday, the 4th July,
it the residence of his brother-in law, Mr. Henry
j Bake, after a tew days’ illness of Small Pox, Mr.
| George W. Satchwell, only son of Mr. ‘

Satehwell, of this city, aged 20 yeurs

FORK THE

‘8 |

n

4
Onns : ; .
| at the several places following, that is to say:

|
Ni Ou Saturday, 28th Jane, at Montague Lloure , the | In Ward No. 1—~At the Store of A. il, Yates, Esq |
-/ residence of her brotuer, Williaa Watson, Lsqr., corner of Queen an@ Weter Streets |

| Miss dane Watson, a uative of Koxburyshire, Ser
and, and tor many years a member of Trinity
pownh.

bu VW wa N U
on Great George Street,
jin Ward No. 3—At the City Mal.

i} ) Chareh, George

©) mother, sisters and brothers, and numerous tricuds, |

*) te meurn lis Geate, lat nine o'clock in tt
. atu K In the
7 New Ginasvow, on the 27th nitim Y Tenhnue oe : .
| ~ At New Gt my icine af “T ypen juntil five in the after
Henry, eldest son of Mr. George }
ars and 9 youths, deenty re- |
’ te

noon of the same day.

A Pelt ary ay DESCRIPTON OF WARDS.

N pursuance of av Act of the General
ubly of this Islaud, made and passed in the
i¢ighiceuth year of the reign of Hor present Majesty,
intitnled “ Au Act to Licorporate the Town of Char-
lottetown,” I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE

Mayor and Five Councillors |
CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN,

Will be held on TUESDAY, Sth AUGUST next,

Atthe Fire igi ie House, fronting

And at the said Elections the Pol will be opened

t . and “)? ; .
s0renvon, nua continue oyen
i

AND THE

BRITISH REVIEWS.

L.. SCOTT & CO., New York, continue

cals, viz i—

tive).

Py
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig).

Chareh).
4
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal

ZING (Lory).

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und excitement of the great political even
, Of the time shal] have passed away.

the consideration of the reading pablie.
EARLY COPIES,

+} Mattatall, ‘Tatamagouche; timber, Ploughboy, Ro-
bert son, Picton; coal
; .

limestone, 5 —~ Mary Ava, Burke, _Neweastle ; WEDNESDAY next, the 16th instant, at
[shingles. Faagh--bailagh, Bell, Richibneto ; lime- | ELEVIEN o'clock,

“tstone. Bee, Oyden, Shemogue; deals. 7—Anurora, } Tt >ED tan ALY T

“| Crawtord, Pictou; coal. Mary Anu, Deming, Png- ON ri BAK k's Ww HARE,

wash; limestone. Mars i ard, Shediac ; lumber. |

f; George Dundas, Young, Richibueto; do. Alexander,

1. McDonald, Shemogue; do. 8- Aman Mascheaa, | i is ”

Richibueio; boards. Ariel, McDonald, St. Johr >
Kichibueto; bounds. Ariel, MeDouald, St, John's, | per Brigt. “ Ariel:

} CLEARED. { 400 ®arre!s Extra and Superfine FLOUR,

58 do CORN MEAL,

oO} Baps do do.

Woodbine, Kobertson, Picton; bal.

tary & Char- |
les, Rubin, Halifax; goods.

Klien, Pentz, Pagwash ;| XO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ON

Just arrived from New York

4—Ranger, Mattatall,| All sums over £10, three months on approved

Lill, in 26 day 44, 46 and 48 inch.
) Sr. Jons’s, N. F., June 19.—Arrived, Mary, Le- RAKES, FORKS, &e. &e. aliinesiatees
Charlottetown, July 14, 1862. Ns.

ELOOR!

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"Rea Party.
TEA PARTY will be held on the

grounds of St. Dunstan's Collegegon TUES-
DAY, the 22nd instant. The Band of the College

Ricn,” from Boston—
200 Barrels Fresh Ground FLOUR.

JAMES PURDIE.
July 14, 1362, 4i

FLOUR!

FLOUR!!

| LLG U SE,
Where you wiil find

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| THE CHEAPEST
|

To Lot or Sell at Once.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT and
HOUSE, at St. Peter's Bay, adjoining Mr.
herlani’s, on the Fortune Ron
in town—)lon. D. Brenan.
spot—Dr. McKeon, the proprictor,
j Registry Oviece,

Jaly 14, 1861,

AUCTION SALE!

/

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Suit!
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CQODS

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EVER OFFERED IN CUiARLOTTETOWN. stg sg On thé

July 14, 1862. Isi.& Pro.

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| Valuable Property for Sale. |

PRUE

Subscriber, intending to make alter- |

sin his business, offers FOR SALE bis} TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. |
t well kuow id val le BDUSINESSSPTAND and

SuMMEKSID dward Isiand

Den ‘ty :
{ Promerty a

| This property i tuate one hundred feet from } jotis last., at 11 o'clock, on Peake’s Wuanr—
the Queen's Wharf, (where the Mail er comes | 40 Lids. MOLASSES
| four times in each week Yaring th C tine ine MaAViE: 9 do SUGAR
on is OF en), fronting on tire “ est sie of thesircet 25 chests TEA
leading thercto, and also Trouting ou Watei Si eel, | 20 ialf-chests ditto
forming an angle of the two streets, UPON Which Is 116 barrels FLOUR
built lsome and substantial Pwo Sgorey |

anew, hand i} cans Kerosene Oi)
HOUSE and SPORE, W feex. The| 10 ed Rerpevee Hil

W ivet by 0 boxes Cigars

Stor neatly and most conveniently fitted up for | 50. do. - Herriugs
genevai Duy Goons 3 nel ERACERE Business. | 10 do Spices, &e. &e.
Tie House is well finished, and suitable fora rew.4 ',T . ein . “hy 4h
i . : aut > j rFRMS — ler £4 ae sian << PY or
pectable tymily, contaiminyg several Root 1.4 ERM Cuder £10, cush; under £50, three

'

is wiso a first rate Cellar unde jmonths; aud over £00, four wonihs’ ercdit, on up

!

ole building seven feet deep, in one angle of | PPOVed domit votes. YE :
l which is plendid spring of Water. Jn the rear | ape J. 5. CARY ELL, Auctioneer.
}of the building is a convenient Wareheuse, uew, } Suly 7, Lob, Zin
jand in wood repair. ha ines

i in B. 18. Estland more desirable than | EUST LECHKLVED, per. * LAUREL”

Sint rf } ; ?
rrowig town OF Suiimerside, amd ti

re is 1 priced

the rapiily

| ; ‘a innder’ saya :——" We are glad to be abla te re port onot tre above properiy be:ng the best and & direct from’ WEST INDiES—
| plain the war has now reacheda point at which | favourably of the fishery. From all parte of the | most cenw lin the plaice, i otlers rave inducements | 1®) hhds. CHOICE MOLASSES
, i¢ is & Scandal to Iumnanity. It has become &@ WAL | boast the advices up to this date ave satisfactory any person wishing to itvest cag idl, , il 20 Tierces do do (70 gale.)
| of termination, yet submission is as far off 48 | This is certainly erat far as it go toe oe alars please apply on the premises 44 oy «do dc do 40 * )
-ver. and jt does not believe the ery r more! of © hele vale oni’ to th ariy stas er i Beans é “0 do. .. dis do (2a }
cei Rn it ial EA Mh eidiinae : or ore Predera Pres ofc aigas MARTIN O'ULALLORAN, “| 10 lids. BRIGHT SUGAR.
Divuadsved represents the mind t Americar the veyvave, and we must have some weeks ot , ’ >T ‘ naa *s . .
people Kuough bloed has be pilt, and enow hi oy i a eteet's' ; satis ‘i At! Suminerside, P. E. 1., duly 44, 1502. o1 For sale low, by
sO pie, huvugi Oe iis D> MT, AHA eNOUEN) | A filehine hefere a navine reen!lti Ps } t ec lh A Be REST 7 = ve
r = good DF hefore & paying result is Assul At) —_——_——- ee ” ne Ss . PVE
{damage has been done. The opportunity must be} ¥ rese! late. h ever. the vprasnec re as | 7 " le 7 220% J. 8. CARVELL.
lamag ; VI ; the present date, however, the prospects are as ; Val i hl Pp ne of f r Sale | July 7, 1362.
preseat uf at nana wien some potent Aimerican good as we bave ever known, and our ; cope are ALU at 8 rop aT iy q 0 C OF seme

uliy callmg for peace, may awaken a

The ‘Times’ has another article on American
|finanee. It aays it is mest critical, and ought toe
preduce serious alarm instead of eimpty boasting
fanad exultation

The ‘Morning Post’ charges the American Go-
vernment as being all along influenced by popular
clamor, having sever pursued an independent
course.

The ‘ Morsing Herald’ finds it myer to
jaceount for the inactivity of Gen. McClellan.
| “Possibly,” it says, “after the battle of Fair
| Oakes, and the breaking up of Beauregard’s army
in the West, he does aot see his way clearly, and
j may feel himeaelf outnumbered by the enemy in a
| position which isimpregnable, and from which
jthat enemy may full upen his lines and work at
} pleasure.
with disaster, which may change the whole aspeet
tof the war, for a reverse to General MeClellan
invelyes the ruin of his army and the hopes of the
Federal Government.”

The death of Lord Canning, laie Governor Ge-

jin England, He was ouly fifty years of age. His
death was caused more by the anxieties of the
Indian Vicereyalty than the influence of Indian
climate.

teliable accounts from Mexico state that the
French loss in Mexico was trifling, thongh they
suffered a repulse. Already the Corps Legislatit
have sauctioned a credit of 15 millions of francs
for the reinforcements, and troops are te be at
ounce conveyed — the number as reported varies
from 7,000 to 15,000 — frem Algeria and Toulon
to Vera Cruz, Jhis expense will, however, be
more than eovered by the payment of 25 millions
of franes which was made snto the Freneh Ex-
chequer on Wednesday by the Spanish Govern-

abominatle Sacrameni(?), Confession. Your |
belief on this head is found in the following : |
“Whosoever shall deny, that sacramental |
con feasion was institated by Divine com- |
maud,or that it is necessary so salvation, |
let him be aceursed.”’
Of the abominations of the confessional we
can farm a very correct opinion, by referring!
ae Dens’ Theologia,’’—the standard of
Dogws tien! Theology at Maynooth, and I
Presume alyo, at St. Dunstan’s. Itis a work
highty appraved by your Holy Father. In
this infamous production {i ap iy the term
iM its fullest sense), may be me that which |
my correctly tranelated ig the fullowing
Words :—-

* What is the seal of sacramental ual.

son:

“ft is the obligation of concealing those
things which-we kiow from sacramental
Confession,

** Can @ case be stated in which it ig law-
fal to break the sacramental seal?
pa It citunet be stated, alruoven THE LIFE

SAFETY OF A MAN, OR BEYEN TIL ROIN OF
Ta PATH SHOULD DEPEND Ure rr.

What, therefore, ought a confessor to answers

errogated eotverning truth, whiel, he

& through secrameutal coufessio: aluue ?

4

SMO Lage tat
‘ay

It se the Federal army is fikely te meet |

}nera! of India, has caused the profoundest regret |

j in good spirits xt the promise held out of hetter
| results than of late years have been realized.”

| We take the following items from the ‘Patriot’:

| The fishery, it is refreshing to say, Las been

eapital in this neighborhood the past three or four

(days. The farmers are up to their eyes in cods-

) head, preparing their eompost heaps.

| The Hon. Kenneth MeLea died at St. John’s

| on the 27th ult. He was one of the very few left
of the Newfoundland merchants of the “olden
time.”

_ am

| & We regret that, from want of space, we

}

are obliged to omit the conclusion of the article
on the Volunteer Movement, together with some
other editorial articles, and a vyaricty of news
We shail fully make up for all arrears in
| our next.

{
| items.

the seat of War in the States by the Mail of Sa-
} turday night.
-_ of -- —
| CATHOLK
| A meeting of the members of the C. ¥. M's. L.
Tnstitate, will be ield on Tuesday evening the
15th inet., at 8 o’elsck, at the Institute Rooms.
P. Bowers, Secretary.
rt >
The West River Tea Meeting, in aid of the funds
of the Dog River Presbyterian Church, which had
been advertised for some days, came off yesterday,
at the Farm of Mr. Aygus blcKachern. The weather
was not as fine as conld have been desired ; but not-
withstanding this drawback, a large number of per-

ee i
CH’ Tuene was no news of importance from

YOUNG MEN’S LITERARY INTITUTE. |

h ASU’S SUPERIOR SCYTHES,
Also, SNEATHS,

just RECEIVED, per “Cann M.

Deed seen at!

BNL Subscriber will sell on TURBSDAY, |

as soon as the original editivas.
TERMS,

For any three of the four Reviews.....7
For ail four of the Reviews...........8
For Blackwood’s Magazine...........3
For Blackwood and one Review........5
For Blackwood and two Reviews......7

be recetved at par,
CLUBBING,

Postage.

annuin.

THE FARMER’S GUIDE

To

CULTURE.

and numerous Ecgravings.

lishers have resolved to reduce the price to

$5 FOR THE TWO VOLUMES!
When vent by mail (post-paid) to Cali
fornia and Oregon the price will be $7.
| every other part of the t
| (post-paid), $6.
jald ** Book of the Farm.”’

i
| tions should always be addressed, post-paid
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.
No. 54 Gold street, New York
Geo. LT. Uaszaao, Charlottetown

PRINCE EPWARD ISLAND

CLOTH MANUFACTORY,
TRYON.
ITE Subseriber, encouraged by the very

liberal support received in the Cloth dressing
| business, beys to inform the inhabitants of P. E.

| Tslaud that he has imported from the best makers

nited States,

Machiaery for Cardieg, Spinning
and Weaving,
and shortly fin addition te finishing Cloth) will be
prepared to receive Wool for manufacturing into
}the various ceseriptions of Cloth usually made in
] Colonies. The echurge for Picking, Otling,
| Carding, Spinning, and Weaving will be
|Gne shilling and three pente per yard.
| Other branches in the same proportion, Wool,
| which must be washed and dried, may be teft with
|. J, Callbeck, Sidney Street, Charlotietown, or
lany ot the agenis for the Mill, from wham further
particulars can be learned.
| CHARLES E. SPANFIELD.
| Tryon, April 21, 1862.
ON SALE,
‘ ‘
T THE SUBSCRIBER'S ROOM~—
6 bids best HOLLANDS GIN
2 chests, 30 half chests Congou TRA
10 casks Kerosene OLL
oJ dezen Carpet Brootus
6 bales Lone
A quantity of Neats’ Leather
Lot of Cooking Stoves, suitabie for vessels.
All at Lowest Prices.

WILLIAM DODD, Queen-street.
Jane 16, 1862. i

in the

14}
we

ry ‘iit. Subscriber offers tor Sale, either by

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

}

produce.

of one

also,

‘

e property is alxo greatly enhanced by a good |

}

- private contract or pnblie auction, A VALU- :
ABLE FAKM, situate at Long Creek, Lot 65, on dn ° t ~ | . fe . { {
the border of Ehhot or West River. It is distant! nl éa j Say eS ql Cas b.
'from Charlottetown only about cight miles, and | , seal _ 4
) Within one mile from MeEwen’s Wharf, which is an AT AN IMMENSE REDUCTION.
excellent ] lace for ship} ing The Farr ghee’
jacres of which are cleared and in a high state of | Dalvie : 4
| cultivation, 35 acres of which have been well co- | *~*) FRG": ns pra ‘ .
lvered with Mussell Mud. The remainder of the | Ladies! Vranel RS ey Serer
| Land, from 20 to 30aeves, is well stocked with Fire- ae Mh ag ay ets
| Ww oad and Ke mee Pales. i ae ey. onnet es ere, ™
The situation of this Farm is very attractive, le- | Lauties’ aud Misses seer. Jackets.
| cated as it is onthe banks of the West River, where A large variety of Dress Goods.
| the scenery is delightful, and every facility afforded Ladies’ Black and Brown Mantle Cloths
) for boating and shipping in samuuer, and sleighing (par malpane pte amen fier sn othe,
iin wint gan pw ag ‘ ~ . .
aye ‘ 7 774 TY roy { Ladies’ White and Colored French Corsets, Grass
} 4 here is a good D WELLING og - on Cloths, Hollands and Linens. ‘
| poeesees, oF 8 ou ee coe Pee lance, BAIN, | Ltdive’ Elastic side French Walking Boots,
| stan tally finished ; ah, me hey ANA | Tadies’ Muslin Dresses, from 3s 6d to 12s.
| There are also two fine Wells of Water, one near | Ludies’ Silk Parucols, fronr3s 4d to 19s td
pipe not beeen. age! meg Cee od ye ot| WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSERELPEING GOON,
ALb OF TilS SPRING’S IMPORTATION.
Cc. C. VAUX.
Gleszow Honse, (ineen-street, July 7, 1862.

1 tes y
| Marsh attached to it, which yields about ten tons of
dry Hay, and about 25 tons of salt Grase.

This Karm is nuder lease for 999 years at the no-
minal rent of one shilling per acre per annum.

Should the rbove Prupe rly, remain unsold by
|} FRIDAY, the FIRST DAY of AUGUST next, it
will be sold at PUBLIU AUCTION, on- that
day, at 11 o'clock, forenoon.

At the same time the Svocx, Cror,and Farsine
IMpLeMENTS Will be sold at auction, consisting of
43 sheep, 2 horses, 7 head of horned cattle, aud 8
pigs ; pt 2 16 acres of oats, 5 acres of Wheat about
6 acces of Potatoes, and 15 acres of Hay, 2 Carts,
L truck, L waggon, | jaunting sleigh, 2 setts Cart
Harness, | sett waggon harness; 1 box sicigh, 2
wood sleighs; ploughs, harrows, and other Farm-
ing implements. Also, a good Mussel Mud SCOW
will be sold at the same time.

Sugar, Sugar. _
HDS. Bright SUGAR in Bond, and

for sale ut a low figure for Cash or approved
NEIL RANKIN.

oA
9 ]
yaper.

' Ta; 7, 1862. i

MILITARY PIC NIC
AT APPLE-TREE FARM.

sons from both Town and Country attended, the
principal part of the visitors from Town having been |
conveyed by the Steamer ‘ Experiment,’ whieh had |
been specially engaged ; and we learn that the ar-

ment, being the amount of the indenmity agreed | 4 : itte
to Imperial France for the expenses ot | on the grounds were excellent, and aro po wer
Khe expedition ot the Bourbon Duke of Angouleme | @'Gur passed off in a tiost sutisiactory and creahlab’s |

to be paid

to Spas in 1423, to crush the Cortes and re-vs-|
tablish the de spotiam of Ferdinand Vu. The ie
dignation in Spain against Gen. Prim for his tricky |

| coudact in Mexico is so great that he deems tt X-) ¢hings of the table had been discussed
pedient to call at London in transit and see the; some cuke contributed by the Ladies of the Di:

u
; eonipany.

rangements On the part of the managing committee

Mr. Loebban’s Band, which wae in attend

not a little to the pleasure of the |

A number of Reverend and other gcnile- }

sent; and alter t r wa |
i

ve |

manner.
nee, contributiog

men of

sianding were pre

i, and tue

;

Exhibition, while the storm at Madrid is blowing ; disposed of by auction, several shortand appropriate

| over.

DEATH OF LORD CANNING.

In the death of Lord Canning, England loses one
of her most serviceable statesmen. He was the son
of the eclebrated George Canning, for some time
Vrime Minisier of Great Britain, and was born in
1812, being, therefore, but fifty ponte old at the time
of his death. We was edueated at Oxford, where
he showed the evidences of unusual talent. He en-|
tered Parfiament in 1836, and took office im the ca-
binet of Sir Robert Peel m i841. In 1852he became
Postmaster General, and for three years conducted
that departiaent with signal energy and efficiency,
making many reforms, and giving a new impetus to
the whole business of that “engine of promoting the
happiness of the people,’ as he believed it to be.

Lut the erowning merits of Lord Canning's life

1

Arg - " Sms a iake the vesse!’s boais ashore fora
were exhibited in a more remote and difiienit fielda | doiuy ro is to take t

in 1855 he succeeded the Marquis of Duihousic at
Governor General of India. He bad but well go.
seated in his office, when the terrible Sepoy rebel-
lion broke out, and the British Empire in the Kast

| Rev. Mr. Fitzgerald, and the Rev. George Suther- | He
4p

| rt

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wddresees Were de liv reu by agiilerent {
Amongst the spe }

tkers were the Key. Mr. Ross, the
land, Dr. Ingles, the Hon. John Lougworth, and}
Mr. McGill. We have not u “ai what the
sum realized amounted nm the number of}
persons present, it must have been considerabls—}
Ist anpuit.

, 1
ial ted

to, but

te oO ~—

The American fis! schr. Col. Ebworth, of
Gloucester, Me., arrrived hereon Tuesday last, from |
Cascumpec, having two cases of small pex on board
~-she having landed foarof her hands, aliected with
the disease, at that port, before she left. The yes
se] has been ordered to the quarantine ground, at
the mouth of the North river, and the two sick men
landed and taken te the hoepital. We trast the
authorities will not allow any one of the remuinder
of the crew to land; and the most eifectual way of

nw
Ue

few deye.—Is..
—__—~» 0+
Mra. J. H. Sherman and Mr. Charles FE. K Sher

tiemen. | 4

i
j timber

Tenws — For the Farm and Buildings, one half
ihe purchase money to be paid down, and the other
half may remain secured on the property. For the
Stock, Crop and Farming Implements, one half to
be paid on the first of November next, and the other
halt or. the first of November, 1863—the amounts to
be secured in beth cases by joint pr noissory Notes.

JOHN COSTELLO

West River, July 14, 1862. dips

(PE IRISH VOLUNTEER RIFLES
will hold a PIC NIC, at APPLE-TREEE
FARM, the residence of Mr. Jas. Stewart, on

Thursday, the 17th July.
The Steamer ‘Experiment’ will leave Reddin’s
Wharf at half-past clock.
The services of the best Violinisis have been
‘ for thé oecasion.

ee ae i The day's pleasure will conclude with a BALL in

, at the Arm ry, loopen at o« lock.
FENHE Subscriber hes yet on hand three!

iorin

4 &

a enca

hundred acres of his property at Lot 4, Plot} Care will be taken by the Committee that no
: th! ‘ ‘ «a ‘ >) t ° . : é
14 will aelk on the si liberal terma, |difficulty will : encountered in landing or re-
taki > or other stock im excha embarkmg ihe party at Apple-tree Wharf.

und to be of the first quality, free |

. "
and well stocked with |

Tickets—tTo admit Lady and Gentleman, 3s 9d ;
| Ladies’ Tickets, ts 64; Gentlemen's, 28 3d; to be had
the Stores of Messrs. J. Reddin, Owen Connolly,
. G, Eckstadt, W. Murry, and the following Com-
nec ;

William O Beien, Simon Bulger,

John Broydrick, Thomas Cahill.

HENRY G. McINTIRE, Secretary.

Jung 30, 1862.

im swamps or marshes,
of all kinds. " a
tin’s Mill, Miminigash, on the lth of August next, |
to arrange h intending purchasers and others |"
who have previ purchased land from him or)”
his Solicitor, Charles Palmer, Eeqr., aa te erie and
other particulars.

N.B, Onthe payment of cue instglment down,
a credit of four yeurs will be given for the vermin
der. : WALTER LANNEN.

‘fen Mile Houge, St- Peter's Read, July 14.

LOUS.Y

- BAZAAR AND TEA.
CARD. TEXHE BAZAAR and TEA toaid iv the
romptotic ‘the Wesleyan Chapel at Mar i
JAMES COMEFEORD, Sn ee WEDNE ay rey Tgp aed

July. Bazaar open aiid o'clock. Agusittance for
adults sixped, phildsen half priee. ha
Tea onthe tibleat 2e’clock. Tickets one siilling

Carriege and fleigh Builder,

OPPOsIté CLARK’S HOTEL,

man, of New York, the wife and son of the United

seemed to be on the verve of destruetion. Lord
Capaing devoted all his energica tirato the furthes-

States Consul, acrived in t!

evening last, by Stowmer Westuirmaud. 20

tis City on Weduc atlas jy hb CSM . s Crue teres

SUMMERSIDSE,..-....------ eee. E. ISLAND? Jana sixpeuce each; to be had on the ground. ;
Orders in the above line executed with neatuces Refreshments of all kiuds at command ducing the

Suguuerside, July Li, see. GL ' Maurya , June 50, 1oe4.

Volunteers attending will wlease appear in mni-|

i

te the Post
i Monit 23, 1362.

Mresh Arrivals.
r i 1K subscriber has received, per recent
arriva 8 :—
3 hhds. choice retailing Molasses
12 do Masecavade Sugar
| 250 Lois. Flour, Superior, Extra, State and Superfine.
25 bbis. Navy Bread
25 do Onions
15 boxes Cheese
10 casks Kerosene Oil (best)
20 cans do 5 gallons each (doj.
To Arrive, and hourly expected—
40 hhds. Molasses
12 do Cheice Grocers’ Sugar
150 bbis. Flour
50 sides of Sule Leather.

All of which, together with Stock of
Teas, Tobacco, Cigars, Boots,
Shoes, &. &c.

ARB OFFERED AT VERY LOW PRICES.
J. 8. CARVELL.

Save your Money.

Clearing out Sale!
ENTLEMEN’S CLOTHS, all des-

Gentlemen's Shiets, Shirt Collare and Neck Ties,
Gentlemen’s Hate and Caps, Gloves and Suspenders,
Gentlemen's Merino Vests and Drawers,
Gentlemen's Summer Socks and Elastic side Boots,
And a large variety of
Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods,
NOW SELLING FOR CASH ONLY,
AT AN IMMENSE REDUCTION.
CALL EARLY I¥ YOU WANT BARGAINS.
Cc. C. VAUX.

Glasgow Honse, Queen Square, July 7, 1862.

LOO!
FOR SALE, 100 bbls. CANADA S8U-
VPERFINE FLOUR, (warranted). Now ar
rived from Liverpool, 40 chests superior TEA. For
sale, wholesale, by

Rh. W. BRECKEN.
Pownal Street, May 12, 1862.

Desirable Residence to Let,
TE“HE Premises at present ocoupied by
the subseriber, on Prince-street, will be to Let
im October next, or earlier if required.

Cc. C. VAUX.
isl peot

Prince Edward Island

ANK NOTES, TREASURY WAR-

RANTS, and ISLAND SECURITIES
venérally, cashed by DUVAR & CO., Colonial
Exchange and Tel Office, Barrington street,
i ‘ wens, Nova .

To Lot, nuts
“AN OFFICE adjoining .
Sale dive ute sapied b _C. Hall.

Sale Kvow, lately st ve Oui

June 16, 1862.

July7, 1862 iw

MAGAZINE

puolish the following lvading British Perivdi-

1

THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Vonserva
3

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&
/BLACKWOOD’S EDINBURGH MAGA-

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affairs will sender these poblications unusu-
ally interesting during the forthcoming year
| They will occupy a middle ground between
the hastily written news-items, crude specu-
lations, and flying ramors of the daily Jour-
nai, and the ponderous Tome of the future
historian, written after the living interest

It is to
iver T'wo shall comprise all that part of Chau- | these Periodicals that readers must look for

c yreatly intelligible and reliable hister
Three shatl| of eurrent events, and as such, in addition!
j to their well-established literary, scientific, | aud Pautry.
Four shalt comprive ail that partof Char and theological character, we urge them u

pon

The receipt of Advance Sheets from
the British publishers gives additional value
to these Reprints, inasmuch as they can now
be placed in the hands of subscribers about

Per ann.
For any one of the four Keviews......33 00

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SSSze

For Blackwood and three Reviews.....9 00
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Money current in the State where issued will

A discount of twenty-five per eent. from
the above prices will be allowed to Cuves
ordering four or more copies of any one or
move of the aboye works. Thus: Four copies
of Blackwood, or of ene Review, will be sent
to one address for $9 ; four copies of the four
Reviews and Blackwood fur $39; and 60 on.

Postass —Sabseribers in the British Pro-
vinees will receive the Reprints Free of U.S.

N. &.—The price in Great Britain of the}
‘five Periodicals above named is $31 pes

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRI-

By Wenry Srernuens, F. R. S., of Edinburg,
and the late J. P. Norton, Professor of
Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New
Haven. 2 vole. Royal octavo. 1600 pages

This is, confessedly, the most complete
work on Agriculture ever published, and in
order to give it a wider circulation the pub-

To
nion, and to Canada) from a public wharf, fronting ou Richmond Bay,
a9 This book is nov the

Remittances for any of the above publica.

re a ee a

For Sale.

te he propesty of the late James Coins, in

with his last Will and Testament.

Conley as a Tavern.

ING, frowting
Mr. fhomas Green as & Fornitare Store,
front Shop, plastered and finished; and a

in the second storey.

(31) fronting on Prince-street, and eigh

in Charlouetown.
Part of the purchase money may
on the premises for a term of three years.
For further particulars apply to

GEORGE COLES, Exeentor.
Charlottetown, 2th June, t462. ist

Valuablo Business Stand

PV ILL be Sold by AUCTION, on
MONDAY, the lst SEPTEMBER neat, on
the premises, that valuable Bustuess Stand, part of

; Tt ie oaated ce
the Corner of Prince and Keut Streets, inc!uding a
DWELLING TiOUSE, now occapied by ’

Also, that commodious TWO STOREY BUILD-
on Kent-street, lately occupied by
Comprising
jous
back Store Room, and Cellar ander the whole, stone
walled; and a large Room floored over the whele

Tie Land is bounded as follows, viz: thirty-one

ighty-fowr ($4)
feet on Kent-street, thence seuth from Nenivtreet
).| forty -cight and ome-ialf feet, thence East to Prince
street until it meets the line frouting on Prince-street,
thirty-one feet from the eorner on to the line of the
house ocenpied by Mrs. Conly, being part of Town
Lot No. Eighty-uine in the 3d Lundeed of Towu Lote

semmin recared

ts
Stanley.

Fi} avinted and papered thronghout.

two years old, bas jarge

House.

Charlottetown, or to the owner,’ ~

GO. W., HOWLAN.
Cascumpec, March 10, 1562. _

House and Land for Sale.

Te TWO-STOREY HOUSE. AND LAND IN
Dorchester-street, at present eesupied by Francis
: There is a Shop, Olive, Sitting-room and
Dining-room on the first, and three Bed-rooma aad
large Sitting-rovta og tue sovond fleug, ali thorvughly
A trost-proot
Cellar, walled with stone, besides a Cellar Kitshes
The House is well finished, and only
and
is a desirable stand fur either a Store or Husrding

Teraus— £300 of the purchase money may lay for
10 years at 6 per cont; the balance, one-third down,
and the remainder in one year, free of interest. For
further particulars apply tw J. 8, Canveu., Reqr.,

** Warblington”’ for Sale.

LAND, ina high state «

GARDEN, and
CHARD.

éXtensive and valuable

tleman’s nee,
any property in the Island.
Auctioneer, or to the subseri

THOMAS PETHICK.
Charlottetown, April 28, 1862.

HAT desirable property, belonging te
James Witsos, Bs pp mar oT i ewer
, cultivation, a very con-
venient DWELLING HOUSE and offices, a goud

OR.

This Property has a water front, and is distant

from the City only a few minutes walk, As a gen-

Warblington is anrivalled by

, Arely to Wx. DODD,
,

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.

as No. 1, or Point Lor.

llexsiey, 0 oltetown.

ber 2, 186}. tf

HAT DESIRABLE WATER LOT, in

GEORGETOWN, containing half aa
acre of LAND, with usual privileges, known
: Terms Cash or short
time on security. Apply to the Hon. Joseru

FOR SALE,

in Brackley

the y, witha

and « good chain at the door, anda
40 feet ne . =ib or nahn the Crop.

uh ¢ ‘or 4 eum-
mer's re: it is second ty none in the

country.

remainder in twelve months.

made to the subscriber, on the
JOSEP MACK MACKINNON.
June 16th, 18462. on

FARM FOR SALE.
rp subscriber offers for salea FARM

ou Lot Thirteen, consisting of 53 acres, 23 of
which are freehold, and 30 of leasehold, making a
square block, with abont 30 acres of improved land
io 23 veres of firewood and fencing; and the two

side lines being two brooks, aud only about 30 chains

and only one half mile from Port Mill.

Further particulars made known on application to
Allan Mcfanie, Seven Mile Bay, or to the owner,

at Seven Mile Bay. WILLIAM BROWN
Sw “A

DAINTS AND PAINT OLL, BAR

IRON; also, 100 cheste and half chests TEA
+ | for sale cheap for cash

b
JAMES DUNCAN & CO.
Charlotiotown, June BW, L862.

Landing ex “Light Boat,”
from Boston,

4 BBLS. EXTRA FLOUR, :
DU 5p sides SOLE LEATHER,

20 Boxes CHEESE.
On comsignment.

June 23,

May 5, 1862 J. & T. MORRIS.
The London and Liverpool
FIRE AND LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital, Two Millions Sterling.
(PE Sabseriber having been appointed
from Hnglaid the Agent of this long estab-
lished and well known Company, rrukiny avéogst
the first in Britain, is prepared to accept proposals
end tuke risks for tasurance om all descriptions of

property.
W. A. JOHNSTONE, Agent.

April 7th, 1862.

—s

Queen Insurance Company

OF LIVERPOOL.
FIRE AND LIFE!
FEU Subscriber, having been appointed

agent for the above first class Insurance Coua
pany, is prepared to take risks on all descrimious of
property. J. 8. CAKVELL.
Charlottetown, Feb. 10. u

{[Exruacts From Newsrarena.)

On reference to a return made to Parliament. and
ordered My the House of Commone to be printed, 7th
June, L361, it will be seeu that the increaseof Dat
for the year, paid by the * QUEEN,” was £ ‘
being upwards of £1000 more than puid by amy
other aver yet established in this City.
{From Gore's General Advertiver, Oct. 24, 1861.)
* Indeed, we believe that we are perfectly justi-
fied in saying that no ether Company, within the
same period, ever attained so large an income im
either the Fire or Life Departments as the Queen
Insurance Company. In makiny this statement,we
muke no exception even in favor of our vider local
companics, namely, the Liverpool and London, the
Royal, and the Lancashire Lusurance Companies.”
[From the Civil Serview Gazette, Nov, 2, 1861.4
“Among these important institutions stands emi
nent for its solidity, as well as for its success, “the
Queen Insurinee Company,” which last week held
iv annnal meeting of proprietors in baverpool. A

fully satisfy every reader of the #

unide by this associution since ite foundation.
succes# is, indeed, rarely atwuned; and it attests at
ones the excellence of ils management, and the pub-
lic coniidence in ite constitution.”

{From the Liverpool Mercury. Nov. 2, 1961.]
“Tt nutet be grutifring to the public generally,
and expocially to the proprietors, te find that ita in-
come during the past three years increnged a
the rate of £20,000 per aunam. e believe

no other Company, within the same short -
ever attained so large an increase either in Fire |
or Life t. This speaks highly for the
activity and zeal of the management, while the
promptness with which all the elaims, out
of the late disastrous fire in London were met, tes-
tifies to their financial ability and the care and pru-
deuce which marked the investment of these fenas.”

NOTICE.

T A MEETING OF THE MEM-
-3 BERS OF THE MUTUAL, STORE ASSO-
CIATION, held in Charlottetown, on Wednesday,
p. m., the 2nd inat., the following Committes were
unanimously eleeted :—James Pulmer, Esqg., Ewen
MeMiliau, Esq., and W. B. Dean, Keq., to revise »
serics of Bye-Laws, submitted to the meeting by
Mr. A. G. Catlin, with instractions to report at the
{

next meeting of this Association. It was also voted
to adjourn this meeting to be boiden at the Reading
Room of the * Kxaminer’ Office, in this City of
Charlottetown, oo TUESDAY, the 15th of JULY
inst.. at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. m., to receive the
Report of snid Committee; and as business of iun-
portance willcome before this meeting for cousider-
ution, every subscriber is hereby requested Ww at-
tend without further notice.
Per order,
ALBERT G. CATLIN.
Charlottetown, Jaly 7, 1862,

PASTURAGE! PASTURAGE!
OOD well watered P oue
mile from town. Apply to

GEORGE COLES.
Charluttetowa, May 20, UG.

FOR SALE,

SALADIN MARK, in exesllent order.
She is very gentle in Paddle or Ifarncss—a fags
roadster, ad an excellent worker in cart, plough or

harrows. Sire will be sold on ensy termes. .
cation to be made Bt the * beaauines View, >

““

V ALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM,

Poin, containing about 90 acres of
Land, 76 clear and ina bigh state of cultivation, the
remainder covered with a fine growth of Jongers.
There is an abundance ef Salt Mad and Sea Manure
on ) Cottage, 30 x 26 fees,
and a Kitcben attached, 12 x 10 feet, well finished,

TsRms—One-half the purchase money down; the
Application to be

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