— a EL —— pparently drowned. | chant who can reserve his goods for cash customn-| ment, the defence question, and in syery | The Toronto se — that sete ey by the
eo cme a —< = £ : = : » f ide of restoring persons apr: ; s ae ne eS .| therewith, the Intercolonial Railway. t had De | Canadian steamers have been swindled at Port.
rs land mat | tenanta over a number of poun ] o the Agent f yund : sibility resta—those who have children eTrow the m« de of resto P : order of the Gu-| ers, and get his out-standing accounts settle d, or sib ok , are i ; . is ) Site eb a ie rt :
pecs OF ae mam SO owe , a ee aoe Ae I; . ‘he law already provides for the) pis »atter was published, by orael ; : | ; + g| Come & question of Imperial policy, and hit land out ef 85 charges each for pretended pass-
na OMr Llayt As) «= Gdoue As [that they had only some 7s Gd or 35a, in all | Xd allege ah j wi “a ¥ are called lagen i 4 the Island papers the | the tenants who bave evjoyed the benefit of a delegates and himself were going to England to| ; 4 thi
iM a aN4 : . 636 ¢ : 4 anon, ) } ede . ae they ‘g ed. n : ‘ ree} i he steer eid a . ’ we , * reve
it tl thie sstion shou! j not be to pay. and had come home with money in yi ssion ed = ¢ ee : a J tage vernor in Cow cil, mm a generous credit between seed time and harvest, urge the question of defence, not for { anada ports, which, however, were no “by more than
consiier thar Gar at eS le : = rth is no} When a Constable is sworn ’ 8 NS). tant” included. | ‘ : » for ¢ » Britis \ sTican | j ves exacted, T
} tates t shel! vive my support | (et Fo kets. I would «Oe blig: t to fenort houses that he knows tal. © Totestant: -SReue d Od. whicl eme| and during a long winter. It is not pleasant to alone, but for all the British North a he | receipts for passport f 7 ed. The charge
made one of party, vals ght r) boon?) Others again had their rents reduced | obligation to repor : - The February item of £23 158 Od. Which Be ‘ : ‘ | Provinces. On this question of defence, all the of five dollars was payable in American enrren
to the Government io the purchase of whole from Ls 6d to Is an aere. The Tenant Union| be selling liquor without license. That is a eo" is temporary so much, was reflect upon the state of society in so small | Provinces must be included, and in order to de- | E ii . savetel ao
Townships on the terms I have suggerted.| pag gained a fueting down on the St. Mary's good provision, but much depends upon the|to have alarm d out ap i yrinting statistice! community as this, where any considerable num-| fend ourselves properly we must be united under | and where seta nen gn was tendered ‘
I: is th ‘d uty of the Government to as-is'/road, where the land was inferior; bat character of the people themselves, gate ve tlle ano ae ri returns | ber of men could be found to adopt such rash one government. The treasure - re ag of'| two dollars in greenbacks were returned—thug ‘i
the League if they proceed constitutionally, thoagh efforts had been made on Lot 4!, yet} Hon. Mr. Watxer: According ne that} returns for the Land Office. (Th ran! and telnepe- connects. And wo gil, therefore | the I Spano . oo pliner as taking the gold dollar at a shilling or two
- he tenants of Mr. Ulaythorne did in. they did not sneered, as the tenants there ap- | clause the best houses, wed ke os oe wre {were in the hands of the printers of the Examine r ve thal ehdeadduesthe qrtecl Seniine Get airs cab Mw san mr eecgn oy aenease of the |than its value. They were not allowed to go ta
s the tenan’s ar. : ation > " . - »| le 2 8 ; ‘ 2 ’ ‘ :
b 21 a ecalings with their la ad ord : peared to have v ry little cause of complaint. | eligible “oe ee ee “ re , + Te n Sade loffice, who were engaged wee ae for | #1 1 r agitation st Nadia hich can | Confederated Provinces can be brought to bear | the broker for change. They were kept under
their Gealings wi re ’ Some of them, Lam sorry to think, are unable| Sons of ee ae | om pe ‘m,|Journals of the House of Assembly, and whp| | Oe upon the point where the attack takes place. It) military guard, on board the vessel fur forty hor '
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Mr. Howat —Mr. Chairman, the re-| to avail themeelves of all tho advantages of | might have pr op eta “wt nceebied Sasi ! ties that could print them at| not be long continued without disaster to many jis beyond doubt that the Imperial Government df bidde n even the privilege of ae
| 4 a we ecessar ere > ly arties ae . ‘ a im : . i é a ”
marxs which bave fa'lea from the hon.| the measure, but | believe that the great | and would oF ee, he a lig 4 ewe: renee hers Joas there was no se- | persons engaged in it—a better feeling will gene- | considers the Federation of all the Provinees ab- | 8?@ 10 7 told ging Upen
leader of the Opposition may be in secord-| majority are in @ position to purchase ander | they might wesc e hedge yo italien d «spp “it the thee they Were Ser iy prevail amongst the tenantry; and steps|solutely necessary. The resources of one Pro-|deck. Some of them were told that if they aa
agit otro A vs of many hen. members, its provisions, The terms which it affurds| tion of the members of those societies not to | cond eopy, and they were prints d at about one | rally : ‘ jak tox ted. We onl et vince alone would be too small to resist attack, | not pay these fees they must either return te Ey.
ane } ie@ws 0: nyt ~ ' . eens ¢ a s ay stake F cur rv 1m, "gal ¢ “, nai ‘ted cary “ane 28)8 2 OF ,
— th tl j,are fully as favorable as those granted by | grant a certificate to obtain a license. — | third of what they would cost ifa new copy could) may be taken to secure & ft but whee a8 are united very gront aautetance can rope or go to prison. Forty-two immigrants
bas..£.qnneet egree Gun the emeant © Mr. Havthorne to his tenants. True, the} Hon. Arry. GEN That is the very inten- P by the Queen’s Prin- constitutional action through the Legislature, the) be given, and when that has taken piace there : 4 :
guarantee which be proposes should be mide ; : e nd 12s 6d an acre; but if the last} tion of the act — to place it in the power of} have been made, and printed by the Qu nplishment of their wishes—a release from|¢au be no difficulty. The delegates were going | were in this way, compelled to purchase “* pag.
ed 123 O01 . i . 208 p same | acco * . va > “ : , °
by the Government It wight operate ne oe ~ be not paid, the iiaie avreement | two-thirds of the inbabitants of a district to) ter at the usual rate of charging, be cause the same | accomp nary to England to urge the construction of the great porta” before they were allowed to land or —
S pt instaiment Oe hoe pata, the i } : . ala answere » leasehold tenure, are ig 4 ‘ay , ‘ i ne Re
class legislation, and monies mivht be drawn ! is broken up Ancther matter is that any/|close a tavern no matter what motive they type that was used for the Journals answere d,) the lease Loos aa lnauagpotociel Raden, ethene oe tt . ceed upon their journey to Canada.
— 5 r eT “| ; P ers ; ' 7 ee Wa ee seem i, aw werk was absolutely necessi 1@ dele ‘
trom the Treasury for the purchase of land>| amounts which bis tenants may have paid | may act from. If the householders se with sotwe alterations, for the Land Office work.) THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT | British North America.” The Yankees are always ready to“ turn an ho.
Fielcise qua! ty, twoethirds of the nominal! him since 1858 can be taken for arrears of|in their owo judgment that there ‘“ no ne: The balance required to make up the £23 188.| THE ASSASSD i “> 40 so fe om neat peony.”
Of 1olerh bY, SWOe . al ct , sessity f yern in a district, they may . LINCOLN oe a -
‘ " “re suc at, prev to that time , | cessity for a tavern im a district, ’ : ie or the Land Office AENEAN « . ‘
. hich vuld be more than the pro-| rent, where such exist, previoas 4 ¢ : ° ‘as for small advertising for the Lanc ’ Sngland t be getting sick
price of which would be m ‘ i , | ‘ be paid usa! prevent a license from being renewed; no| was i » — The people of England must be g g i a ie
: ; ‘ : . and the whole arrears are to be paid up us a} : t : = ent : Pe r, ‘ollege, - ‘ ‘ : he Montreal Gazette says:—“ The Ist bat-
prietors could have ever obtained for them, last instalment with interest thereon. Taking | matter what kind of house it 1s, good or bad,| Board of Edueation, Prince of Wales per ws The Associated Press Agent gives the fol- and tired of the discussions connected with the talion of the Rifle Brigade et robably remai
; : a” weal ; st insti + ‘ S| poe we es sie hes Secretary's office—nearly i . " alion i rigade w ) i
and more than they would be wor be ill things into consideration, then, I contend | we cannot make a distinction. As far as 1! a4 a mere trifle or the Secretary's office—ne . ; lowing account of the murder of President) Colonies. From the London Times we learn that . , ' ' 4 = a
1 a . . P generali .._ 7 “ : o : jeties | ee : iid iin P -ared i , aT : : . . bap : ere for several years, as volunteers have bee
I shall not obj ct to a measure of general that the Fifteen Years’ Parehase Bill is a} asow the Scag rs of ropes 8 a tie ake all of which advertisements appeare din the other | Lincoln and aseaseination of Secretary Seward on the 25th wit, Me. Aytons, M P.. asked the ab be a 7 ees a . n
] | 5 e De | : , vy » onde wath Oo take upa 8eC 0 ae sal a se . | ” »
application to the whole body of the fen- great boon to the people of this Island, Phose sc gon a is = i 1 1 “i ; It that non-official payers as well as the /xaminer. ind Son l Geeetnment if if was their intention “ to ask the called for to GU It ap fo He strength trem Thiam
. r ‘ 1 ¥ $ ye t » f . ibe t O . . , = 9 »
inged , voted for, the : oe Yea a | Seen ae nee: Oe pra: enya age mir ere rm ve i ’ to proc d We have been particular, perhaps tediously " P jent Li } 1 if isited tl al tj f Parliament during the present session on ae 2 Yat: ge gage tect giment, pew
° . . ° . T., sh the! were the case, ey woul fave & sracee 7 : resedent LincoiIn and wile visite 1 sanction © aris “4 £ ; : : .
-urehase Bill, believing it to be the best! are chiefly on those Townships to which the) ‘ hehe? is a. mations § although it may ’ 4 ‘ | " stationed at Colchester. The Brigade leaves for
Pureba GAS binge pA ste Bill does not apply. If it was not all that/agaimst well regulated houses as weli as|in explaining this matter; and althoug . | Theatre (Ford's) thisevening for the purpose of | for a guarantee of a sum of money required to he Q5ti , + 9
we could carry under the then existing) bi'l does PR , ik Sol are: | 0 t as e that there is]... be of a private and personal nature, the | — . ; , (the American j : Quebec on or about the 25th of this month. P
' re bod al shee bes the people oer we could desire, this lady’s| others; but we must assum } k seem to be of ay ‘ witnessing the performance ol the Ame ie ; complete the railway from Halifax to Quebec, or
eircume#ances , | bad SUP Hose ’ © ; af a - _ adal m i air oO yproper in them usking Har Bie . ‘ aste and an envious! a : THs % , se owder : : “ ip ‘
c we: rs 6 Le ie which reference has been made| nothing unfair or in pr re he poe: | Protestant —from a bad taste i Cousin. The Theatre was densely er vith | Whether the idea was abandoned, and upon what | The Quebee Daily News sarcastically remarks ¢
ter terms Couid Dave Deed Ovulaine | shows how useless it is to attempt coercing | power to pot down mid an upnecssar! itl audit uiees publie character to it by in-land everybody seemed highly delighted with ’ ’ ‘ ‘ Y
gladly have given my vote and influence to), , tors. T hope, however, that a| houses.—( To be continued.) a: naif ion has | tised by an |the scene before them. During the third) greund, and if hopes were still held out to the |—« Those who oppose Confederation in New-
ie 5! i) ‘ the propriety A ‘ » ever, H al ses. sinu iting that corruption ras been prac sea py i ] . 4 4 . \ ‘ M | 7: ‘ “
<1. ' ’ ee on j : : nui = Te ‘ 2 F e1C . at ever sac! ruarantee would be ion wi e
obtain them. When it is admitted tha measure will be introduced to assist the | coms neces - officer of the Government in regard to thia small | act, and while there was @ temporary = Colonies that ever we 1a gua : | foundland fear that a Un " oder mis rable
none but the proprietors who consented to) tenants in purchasing their lands, and that} pot A — r asacal enn 1 of the actors to enter, a sharp réport! recommended by the Government of this country.” | country like Canada would ruin that istand, while,
the reference to the Commissioners are even | it will be supported by the hon. leader of the Uy he (> Vain cr, pubhe printing, zm of : ' : ™ : of a pistol was heard which m rely attract: d This gentleman described the route of the railway lat the same time, pauperiam is so prevalent there
sila t Ito abide by their award, | | Opposition according to his promise But 1} take care of himself, and he is well able to do) ‘| but suggested nothing serions until a man as being “through a most difficult country, in| that the most gloomy picture is given of the pre+
worsiiy ovound vue D0 el awarkr¢ \ > 4 f : | iyi — 2 : ‘7 If! f the President’s t 18 "Ing eu ¢ ! 7? é “De }
¢ ? és ' wou be opposed to a scheme for advancing | ———— - — 7 —— | We appear not as his advocate, but our own. rushed to the front of the residents Dox
hal, a sr iu that the re would | po ; } e apper 4 as , 4 . : ; : Saad 2 homie ae se —— P ~~. 2 , a. 2 y, a
de ict ste eth 4 : Pree fon hoi.) | moner to buy up all the lands of an estate at Charlottetown, April 24, 1865. lhe tras been corrupt, aud if we have been the| waiving a long dagger in his right hand, ex- sg hieh the hills were compen d of ro ks, and the | vailing poverty of the people. If Newfoundland
tusining portion of the proprietors. shou 12s. G1. an acre, or any so hirh a sum. | a ; the instrument of his corruption, we are | claiming ‘* Sic semper Tyrannis,’’ and imme- | rivers, being numerous, engineering difficulties of | has no better argument than this to oppose &
‘ ae r . ] —e om OPAL LL LL SO ) he str e if hy . . ee a m . : ® ° °
be plac: don a different footing. Any Jil (To be continued ) | ~~ — how or the 0 a a ae | diately leaped from the box, which was in magnitude presented themselves.” * * * and | Confederation, it will hardly hold water.” ,
having for its object the compulsory righ —>p-— _- |PUBLIC PRINTING AND GOVERN. | quite as muca to pm eran Megs th 4 | the second tier, to the stage beneath. and ran} within two or three days march of the American nf, d that th distinguished offi i
P ameehese wi > les les , | va meat , land it is our bourden duty te remove the blame; |. the ( side, making his escape | ; j ae We are informed that three distinguished offi-
of purchare will be useiess unie 3 the rate ‘GISLATIVE COUNCI | MENT PATRONAGE | and it is ¢ oun uty eT ross to the oprosite = > k . le og p |frontier. He is evidently hostile to the road. ' sp ae eee
be specified at which tenants wil be en-} LEG OL. 4 sNU ils | Socio | from our shoulders. We have shown most cou-| amid the bew!lderment of the auc ience, rom | ri Mecmetery tor thé, Cclenion.. Mei Codie (O belonging to the Royal Engineers have been
tit! 7 to jemand the freebuld of their hold- wre We have been somewhat amused by a contro-| elusively that the Colonial Seeretary individually the rear of the Theatre, and mounting a haree | - ‘ Secretary for : OO NZOPOUIOR, PET. ouneers detailed for duty in British North America, to
oeneey ue . S peren March 25 : ee : ; ee Gere “the | fled. The screams of Mrs) UCineoln first die-| replied that the Briush Government, en the ful- é 4 " ;
in from tbe proprietor. ' OATURDAY, March sv. versy between the Protestant aud Islander, for has had little or no part in the distribution of th i . . ot a 2 ait : superintend the works connected with the dif-
ms \ | Debate on the Liquor Licence Law continued 1 tl ks, 1 ing a very small] yj I | rot received by us, iv closed the fact to the audience that the Presi-| fillment of certain conditions BF the Chtgaten fi t fortifications now in course of construction 4
r -. ovate We Le ‘ithe last iree weeks, respecting ¢ ery small serable, paltry patronage received 0} Sy | ‘ Cat erent to 3e) 4 :
fon. Mr. Warecxtox Ts Ir. Chairman, . : Gen.: I sider this apie . amet Lé bite ; , , and | dent hed been shot, when all present rose to | within two years, were bound to carry out the |- i Séatin. Piles wit babl
the existence of the organization known as Hion. AtToxney GEN.: cons “ er this 8) amount of Government advertising. At first | common with other journalists, at the hands of] their feet, rushing towards the stage—many | i oy en WE ite ot Wana |in Canada and Nova Scotia. ey will probably
" . ) e P oi . | . : ° oe ay” | ONGagemeinis she ? sve “abe - . q J
the Tenant Leacu » shows the dinsatiotne ini very necess wid amendment pe’ to pres * we were not inclined te have a vihing to say in| the Government. We have always Culnsi- exclaiming be Hang him.’ “hang him. Che wh ‘2 . , ay a fulfil " os arrive by the next steamer from England.
wy ee i as gest yr which aces the power of granting li ; a . , mi a wet | Whenever those conditions were fulfillec e . cmemmaeni
felt by the country with reference to the lw . . As te ate . ; thirds of the in-| the matter; but, on second thoughts—which are| gered that the present Government have | excitement was of the wildest desc ription. 2 peas : os ts af tha Henl Rebors la Mowheanil
Fifteen Years’ Purchase Bil. 1 highly!) tctccte of “die ict. WI r 1 w id to be the best—we felt that we ought to} been too parsimonious in the distribution| Following is an account of Secretary Se-| Government would carry out its part of the! The prospects of the Seal fishery in} yund-
1liee ars s . v ’ ' ; +t he LW was! sala tt the St Cc ee tak Rit beer " yarsim lots ta AaSt as é Z ‘ > ° / ° uP i
ii se mete ei 8 eel tax tanta of & district. vf pence ” Mrs! +1 ope e PI Ene sy oe. ‘tant advertisements | ¥84'8 assassination; About 10 o'clock a man| agreement, and make the proposal to the House. |land look very encouraging. A despatch from
M gerne fi at the U; ar ag Mg t a 0 ne f1 aabes ahaa if: adbae Sicc.: Teapittene Cun a Aree 74) of ‘their more important Foy A r vents | rang the door bell and the eall having been) .. At the same time he must guard himself to this | St. John states that the Sehr. Superior, with
the leader of the position, that the (ro-/| renewal of licence ; so that if a man once ob- |), as we happen te bo the party that unwitfingly lamongst the pubhe journals of the Colony. Aq, rered hy ( > ervant said he! i ne i baa ‘ " oF .
' . hou'd ; tee two-thirda of! tained a licence by a two third vote of the| ° ih marti We will ate the!. se : ; $ + little vi ite answered by @ oF gah he uid bes | extent, that if the Conference at Quebec agreed | 2500 young “ Hoods,” from Carbonear, bore np
vyernment sneud pguorantec ras ‘ ive rise fo the ecoutroversy, e will state the) wider publicity weuld cost very little money, and leome from Dr. Verdi, Mr. Seward’s family . ome Sag et » She re 70 }j
' ‘ 4 inhabitants, he would be, in a great mea- , J : : + +0? ' o| upon ferns, by whichthat most desirable scheme, | on the Ist instant, leaky. She reports 70 sealing
tae price of the treengid, the tenant paying a Se hamt of them sdithonula itn ba; | (atte at briefly as we can. might materially serve the interests of the coumuu- ; Physician, wito a preecription—at. the sume | ieee ities : 2 : oe at ; ce 4 that all of them are dois
dt: ieoeidatinestahdiel Uuder such an ar.| 22%" indep 6 en be] Ke ‘ ys - he himself} A few weeks ago two small advertisements,|,;; 1 tas The Liberal Government, frou | time holding in his hand a small piece of | the Union of the North American Colonies, should | vessels in the iee, and that all o 1 oing
natin , fae) Perr ay uve F . ) ar he self | y. ie a iV sm ac is¢ ! +l nitv g arge. alk é re nm } j ; . ee
raagemeat the property w vald be amol ; 7 be Ss att : sf 7 . tt 5 na st peei- | «i f Ui the Ganatindeciicnt of Dublin Works’ ‘i 1459, did not shew this stingy epirit | folded paper—and saying, in answer toa refu-| be accomplished, and the plan of the Intercolonial | well.
oe ’ ” - ' rum being a goo pan ne rors Speci- | signe A hie e perintende uivie uo > | 1251 to Sov, did not sie thi i igy sp maaan e ‘ : 3 .
he reimburse i { the (to- : a, SEA ; 3 : sal, that he must see the Secretary, as hej pailway ec rdiNly approved, then the time might
security for the retmbursement of the (ro men of humanity. [ think this is a ve TY | appeared in the Gazette and Islander, calling for they cave their advertisements freely to ether pa-! cnt “ht catty sat apage ema | Rail ay co 5 Mi . The Quebes’ Neue of the 10th ease so
vernment There is no honest man con-| wholesome check upon taverns which may|.-- fh : ee ; . sa : f peow entrusted with particular directions Con-| - , sehen Her Majesty's Government would be ie Quebee News y~*
. i" ht z wer » off thaitles I pais : d wine " aye y hed Si habs Ghabiater tenders for the erection of bridges, or r pairs to} pers in opposition when the public service seem cerning the medieines. Ue still insisted on Hed tepon to fulfNl th ir Aten Waar Hon. T. D. MeGee teft town last evening for Mon-
versunt with the working o 1@ leasehold beeome disorderly or be eir chi a alle i A apt |! eee i a thn thew ; 3 er ad Tet ‘ ¢| Called upon to fulj\l the Tie ; ‘
M2 mi 1 this Island, who can feel anything| | am eorry that we are 80 often called upon widges and wharfs—(we forget which)--some-| .¢ to quire it; and for nearly six months after bey up, oe = ~ rag that t é: pape. «case treal, from whence be will Jeave for Portland on
eFSiem@ 10 (his bg:ane, Who Can fee! anything | § SM Sorry wes ! Loins whuak 3% ge | rs ry i iy 1851. the ve ne eouls ter the chamber. ‘he man ‘ :
- i } } ee taamen bat nere 2a ut inette. We ordered the: to be " verninent Was formed in 18351, the ve no one could enter i i * " nsiditen dt alee ake a it 22
. . : 0 legislate { » tave icense laws. [| Where about Pinet ordel het the new Government was torn } ; —_ intend si . jursday evening @ passage in the steam
but a desire fer its abolition. L was, as is| & Hgtsiute apon re ae : he ere ind inte tha Mxastaan. iatendine thet. ike|. piece nets ; Mt Haszard, had all the} passed the servant and walked heavily to-| We bave much pleasure in inserting the follow- | Thursday evening, % wa I ! ime steamer
well known, the agent, for many years, of “ sith J Ser he Age = ae ‘ ele eae bia i es ‘ “en © Kine’ veran Ques : : . eu | ward the Secretary’s room, and was there | ing lines, as a specimen of a fortheoming volume | Nora Scotian, on Saturday the I5th inst, Mr.
Tan emogs impose cure swe : ane) peopie on the southern borders of King’s and | . cial advertisements, although a printer o saa by Frederick Seward, of whom he de-| .¢ — ; ive | McGee will visit his native land, and be present ~~
at absentee proprietor, an | du: ing € shuses. of spirituous hie by le rislatior s : | ae be be {met hy rederick Seward, o whom he Ge~! of poems by Miss EN Loekerby, who is a native | >
‘ “ i f juors Dy EISBHIOD.| Oueen’s Counties, who take thie naner to he @X-| Liberal party was prepared to publish them | a ee Yoorats aking the! .... i , . — 4 hi a
whole period of my agency L never was re-| <, long as the laws legalize the indiscrimi- duc —_ “e om wy : P ms nt shingegeyterthe on pier ae bie h bite ' “ ‘ “3 I snd saxier tte Bex the = pai . ity, making ite | of Prinee Edward Island, and has for seme years pat the opening of the Dublin International Ex
quired to remit anyrhing to my prine'pa!| nate use of the article, so long will people | clusion of others, should know that there was} We never euvied any man his loaves and fishes, | same a ce he _—— “ aug oi “pr been a resident of Charlottetown. As this is Miss | hibition.”
4 twit pra ep : ig ae 7 } some Governme ‘k for which they might . ver shall. Every one has a right to enjoy |} vant. What further passed in the way o . : }
3 “ gold. tt state. he re. ke ar proper use of it. At the same| seme Government work for which they might! aod pever shall. Lvery one has a righ Joy | : . Gee ee ee ite. dae bie ‘ Paha
lor rent. Waen L soi it ne estate, | . make an imy cull va cae grees, OT TORI lle esenie tulad és Poe a colloquy is not known, but the man strack L.’s first appearance before the public, we trust Private letters from Fredericton say that it ie
: her ‘re hes ¢ orig ime a ere: 5] acc pliisned OY | car ‘te—Tius 8a gZg pubite ne @ Come] +} when he comes bonestl , vem, ae : . “ . . : . ‘ oe ¢
ceived something from lis property, ami a, tim z wt at - t = | : ; . i asia i t so neha fe bl en ee eee sy: gh Se 4 , | him in the head with a billy, severely infus-| she will meet with that hberal share of patronage Inot unlikely that a wingofthe 15th Regt., at pre-
: wands . ‘ »vislation. vuses of entertainment are In- | petition. ar reveutin ‘ ossible, ik ranoe rbid that we should ever gruwble when |; : ‘ : i | ' : ‘i : I z : ”
sir, by selling that property gave up no less | 'es!siation ninth s | petition. a id preventing, if possible, jobbery | heaven forbid that we si eT Ee TT line the skall,and felling him almost senseless. | to which the merit of her work, now in the press, | : a be
; ‘200 a vear: but L regarded not my “i#pensable; bat while spirituous liquor is Phe publication of these advertisements in the} yy David Laird shall be fortunate enough to get | + ‘hy, RIP gg Bia ge a : : a, sent etationed there, will be removed to Halifax
Ven L20Y a senses Hal E regerded bot permitted to be sold at such houses, we) | PMN Ce " en eee ie eae The mesgasig, thon rashes inte the, cham h y| Will be found most justly to entitle her. The} ¢ . un. purpose of working on the different forti-
own interests but those of the peop! and dy ld endeavour to ke ep it under such EXAMINER, if paid for, would cost the Govern-} from the Government two dollars for publishing | and attacked Major Seward, paymaster o rvading spirit of the entire volume is heaven- | spite, ’
A shoul ndeave i e : , : sa : ie : ; | , . ae ae La! pervading spirit « ee ? ; ? ¢ ” | Baneti ine 7 orp j allt ar.
have never regretted the course whico I wholesome restrictions as will lessen the evil | ment little if anything more than t2co dollars, and | come advertisements about publie works at Piu- | the U. S. Army, and Mr. Hansel of the ard: and it rontains eketches from real life ebm cerenieongy watagees: bond S ee Helis tar
then adopted. With reference to what has as much as p sible. An inn, we know, i their publication has probably saved the country |, or in any ot locality in the Islaad, State Deparemrnn * str Tt sy tag a Prt. cbroty pa a it ‘ f t t a [per Fhegetnyent feeieetneemity a0 epee
; : ¢ : ’ : pes } : ; ee Oe: rae i a i | disabling them a je rushed upon the Se-| finished with the exquisite touch of an artts c- ewe viernes “it s loge sathla asta
been said on the subject of the ‘Tenunt | when properly eoadected, r ote acceptable | hundreds of dollars by the increased competition | although no other printing office in the Jand | eratary, 0h Set bali (6 SOE fen WHS’ Same | necesito Qeeaitinntd abhaddl ars d forward with the least pessible delay. &
. annroave fang we ‘Re Lon e re] r ’ ] Pi e Des ray ’ i : " I oe Ltt | } ' Reset : wre ® J . . " ni . |< _o — f -_——~— ~—~e —___—_- --
League, I approve of any organiaation hiv | to the pot - = Pe “9 te ps mnt ow Sa 4 which was eecasioned by the enlarged publica-| ay be so high y favored by such munificeat| oo ‘and inflicted three stabs in the neck, | ies pneu ths bans incibediind Mibisidiiiie, M.., |
. . r , ; iia: aan ecure g¢ houses isto put dow me littie! . ‘ ; ; : ’ ; q ; eee : | Hus opens the Toucuing ) Mana » r . ,
ing for its o ect the ob alo ng ot just e, | Secure - ? % ee , presi , es tien. The editor of the Pre festant, casting an patronage. We ba oO 1 thought, tual) but severing, it is thong! t and hoy ed, | i - A ;/ARRIY AL OF THE PALESTINE
de * he established dens wluch are established in many places to ; ; : 2 Shoe : Saat : ‘oe te Ce bled haiie “GEORGE ANL AMANDA. |
tener te selec ne 0) hain Leing out of, the anle-of epitriacen| ried eye over the sdverticcments in the Ex | Mc. Laird has been, ef all others, the|no arteries, theligh ha Bld profoatiy: “A Sketch from Real Lif | THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Ra ai j . = ‘ , ube be ~ . os eral : . | ’ : : sii . rhe neeneni te aha ow stairs unt s A Sketch from hee sufe. i HIREE AYS Li £ TRO} « 2 i
stitutions of the country shou H not b ] quors when the persons who keen them d »|amtner, wondered why they were not inserted in ‘ white-headed y ‘ the Government; and rhe os vines py . d d te a — wiesor F / “Ve Dios Teen never dtunk of rrow's ean } ——
F " ‘ ye wi 8 Consett is , ‘. 1 1 ‘ ails : . ae ,, | lested. mounted his horse a 12 door, and Who Dave Never Crank Of sorrow seep, ein : ep ae + .
sanctioned by any one wee SS ( ots gr of not eare what kind of accommodation they | all the other non-official papers, and he seems te we think now it is very ung rateful of the naughty aad f bef st i lineal, midh be gama ed Nor fe the sting that disappointment beings, The Cunard } reight steamer, Palestine, arriv-
the obligations by which Suciety 1s heid [O- have for men and horses. Respecting many | ,... ee ae vg a es ol Rr agPaly: ai , . oer eee © sg 4 soa : deny ;| Nor bow'd in meek submission to the voice jed at her Pier on Sunday evening 16th. at sey
5 4 ' I ” Y | have conciuded Chat they were “ given” to us as! | vy to kick up his heels in the way he 1s doing : ' ” } aseras rf wig | ; X 2 Hn, at seven
sts © aha cin: cali ii i itis i tetas ey ‘ : & belioy IGE BP Gls Nees ; Sand in the same manner as the assassin of | 7), oom buy vone-decdd anaein tas biee | téloe Reka . - nae
getaer. of those places where bad spirits is s ld, it ieee ade of Mc on the part of the}, es auntie benpens to hoe: adh deeds a an bade vow ny Fad? taedaioe a sabe ; pore ck, bringing da es to the 4th inst., being three
\ coe very likely that the violation of the law is! ee ere ee ei a ae . 2 the cold. dark tranldectue clay ston [2270 ster than the Eurege:
Hon. Mr. Loxow — ——The hon mcrae w inked at by those whose duty it is to see it | Colonial 8 seretary. A statement to this effect epoonfal of pap from the basin eut ef which he The Secretary's son Frederick has since; Them to the cold, dart! » mouldering clay from | $y this arrival we tiave te record the death of
for Caseumpec bas denounced the Fiftcen ‘gel ras ery i “de ta tha Protestant: Wet tha Cols softhe Government | died. There is universal mourning all over Richard Cobdeo, M. P. This end event waa
: t ’ " enforced. A person is forced to that conelu-| Was ma in th rolesianti; Out ta "| has been gerged. Hisdry unrses ol the Government od rT sk von now to come around ean " ee Spas aS We
Years’ Purchase Bill, evidently without b iv- clusion when he looks at some of those shan-| lonial Secretary in an article in the Js } a3 \ th | rts of luxuries and the country. h | Us, rirele, sit, and hear j hardly aniictpated by his friends, for though Mr,
a . ‘ ' } eying rag fg -a of br ime scta c9 : ve soaded bith With au sorts * , Booth, the murderer, is said to have heen’ 4 A tale | Cobden has been suffering for seme days under a
y proper information. He does not un ‘ rhich are lieense etail spirituous! ,,, Y the Nowing . nescias 3 ae oinihatudl toh COUN, : > ; —" t + am i ; ; * we estas a
ane t ie Tai : ! 8 ey: ire licensed 7 ; - iain { jdander of the following week, denied the) guijene; s, known te the dry accountants of the! 4. taped. No business transacted to-day. | By bent strand, j bronchial attack, it was hoped that rest and quiet |
a ' ; ' » te re quor or i e ‘ ‘ et ta} ; ' 1 cas , : “ bias f. r wtde : neni nan 4 + 7"
erstatnd that ¢ no tae terms Of purenas: | liquors, a: Re mr ri ian, | hs se jseft unpeachment most emphatically — declaring Administration by such entries as the following :— _ +> j An deat ie yah ide, | would restore him te bedlth. That these hopes :
may appear more a AVantageous on Mr. I Db them without dou ling himself up. Chere is! hat he had not “given” the advertisements undet : : ‘ : i) I artmenuts,. say two! . > ¥ ry | And iy. and dance benent the enriy beams j were fallacions is new tee well known. He died
thornd’s estate yet it is chiefly in appearasce hardly a plaee to shelter a horse. mue! less inbat he oad ne given ue ad List! ifs un * Stationery for the Public Departments, say ‘ FUNERAL OF PResitpestT LIncoLty.—Wednes- Meridian hent. and soft deelining Trav: tin Baton Square London Monday morning, 2nd Ps 8
. mcr ea * oo ’ : ” ' — y P , le iderat I the } P lor ] » kno , 1 ’ J ! ra rintime | . : ' “heaven's + vlorions orb; and rir H wright +. . * * . > . ‘ vs
ag that title man has s'ij u ated that 1° uid you find w bed for yourself, Every-| consideration to the Examiner, nor did he kaow hundred pounds a year; Miscellaneous Priuting day last having been the day appointed for the | Of beaven’s F xt Pecan pon Fa @ in Sright luat., at a quarter past eleven, m his 6let year co
yg 2 | s z * oO - ¢, - é rn ¢ . = * ‘ ne ‘vrilng ttle eddies rp, ane PAT } ry , ; ¢ % +
ly t . f rent | he paid thing about them hasa repulsive appearance | that any other member of the Government bad for Post Office, &c. ; Stationery for the House of | poneral of President Lincoln at Washington the 7 dy . part bins a i te ‘a " mea 1 iv | Mr. Cobden was born near Midhurst, Sussex. om
t he arrears © ent sta sid, but - : . ‘ : : 7 P @ : ii » WC. 3 ’ Pri i esleael HCN At 7 BRIN Et > bal no he sp: sting eHDDIeS AS re’ a per " f . frhrees i Any
onty tne ve aa I I think this bill will have the effect of putt- | gone av: and the Secretury was honest and can-| 4 .senbly. ood for one hundred and fifty pounds nial erat pay: POY TREE iy qr etn madet goes garem e! yn a (oe. the 3rd of June, 1804. His departure was with-
A f hundt ha y é t |
aiso interest thereon. If interest were to be tae didets Ghi 06 Ualinde 3 Assembly, good for one h YP j}melancholy event was commemorated here by spo cgi” Nes ai ae we ww Ie out suffering, and almost te the Snal moment his
ealeulated on the £50.000 of arrears remit! ed Mon, the Pamsesane: Shouch the cheater | did enough to add, that pee ditor of the Examiner lat least; Reporting for the House, Ciittie la | the hoisting of flags at half-mmast from the poblie aiiuendnill tdi minntely dolisate. , | consciousness was vochouded. p
by the Fifteen Years’ Purchase Bill, it would is improving in every other resp set, L do not |” “4s rarely paid for publishing official advertise. | bor performed by the fortunate grantee), say | buildings, from Government House, and at the! Or el aoe - h other ~ the vol len 7 es The rematos of Mr. Cobden was to have been ‘
, . drve &o dee Ve\ . 7 ” re : 4 a as : - ae . - | oer . | E ‘ Pi ' Then back receding, harry down and rush linterred ngteo yids s side
eceaaheel ts very berg yr ~ i “ think the accommodation at public houses is Bee uts,” or words to that effvet—all of whieh we sixty pounds more ;—monopoly of sale of Govera-| residence of the American Consul, The stores} 7, s étuttin si to mingle ounce again [erene iain athe ie es
oo Sines tales ipeagleg nae jo 3 R al as good as it was 2) years ago. There are | declare to be the truth. ment School Books—(pickings unkuown!), be-| of all American citizens residing here were! In ecean’s placid a | ‘Phe London papers comment with satisfaction
Signe se pe 7s ee OVE?) ticanse , , ae } ace and New r , aan Se oe ee .. , cg ¢ i ’ : : é : Bat ah, J fear if only ve who ne'er i ee , . : eee
eonseineddhithaat tees otiaali tp \denatinuete 16 7 mi foerer: 8 he pen pen: M vy — | ‘Lhe pure, anenvions, unsuspicious Evangelical | sides many other large “ erambs of comfort duly! eloged s and even many of our British resideuta| iW con end oe “ppc patna: Saag toe [upon the tributes to the late Mr. Cobden in the ‘
shes 5 : ; zonaon In Which aman Could scarcely get ai ,, . , mot ot alt ee dle . can Se : a ; “y : a ; Padding gow Qobhe’'s pore: “fone t ies ionse of C nem
were tenants on the estates of the consenting ae £7 pane cdi rqe th veteaangr sa ye Phe Witness was not at all satisfied. His patriotic | chronicled in the detailed public aceounts pub-| testifed there respeet for the memory of the late | Pierced by the thousand poisoned stings of eare, oe : b. tony a” o mi wiees
ofan ae . i sriciot sreunm-| » — ’ : no RE wey, ole : id was iblec ith da webodings a: "om pn : aA cieamlis Cdk tae Beet te adie! ins i ae rae ee a rey, | Auxiety, remorse, or drear suspense, ); Nearly athe Paris papers contain high Fy etuio- »
ps ; vane psd ga 9a et a any ‘ established good house at New Glasgow | : ad vy tps . . "i , dosh, : reb« oe 18 — j lished in the Journals for the last six years, 0 f President by a partial shutting np of shop. The Or fear, or blighted hope, or faithless friend, | gistie articles on the late Mr. Cobden. ,
Stances 18 that most vo i€@ sig es i a 1 a ‘ ie . mein ; ae! designs o ne Colonial Secretary and the editor): 9 ea hat freon « “hh let it t be supposer }, i > ae *, iverenal ol! 1 Or rank tinge > ave ) . at anflering ia— | yo ~ en . i
i and got a license, but by some means it was - ) vefore us, Dal Trou wale, tet it aot be supposed, | day was one of prefound and universal gloow | Or rankling foe, have known what suffering is Phe death of Mr. John Caswell, the well known i
; ut ino ciret ‘ rere writte v = : = ‘ . . j | : ti vrentiv ar -andience circle -eds ; *
ny ve bis by auvddactakins sith fo pf taken irom him, and now there is not a hoase | of the Examiner, who are supposed to be erecting | wy are guing to make any extracts, beeause in| throughout the United States—business being sr re ; i t! re ah who sain redwhes me we Daselt. aap A kaa
rele ~- t any ‘ 1 7 ' r d a ad. is t va the road fit to accommodate travellers. [i |« a Confederation Babel” by which they are to deing so we might lay ourselves open to the sus- everywhere suspel ded 1 Ov Ram's Gatien taco who lony ! ive dweek Derby's under vom tg inst be added to the |
nto con res we mare i A ‘ * & man were caught in a snow storm he might ee a? : dle wie ae a ‘ aig? , ; i ' } ‘ ms ae | On this terrestrial sphere, and felt no pam ? rapidly swelling = ituary ot the peer.
; } > bring confusion on the land, and that conse nt : f ueneed by the bed ¢ e
is terrestria! : t no pal
question the statements put torth by certiin experienes great ineuns Joe, arr ring conus! eiand,é sae Consequently picion of being influenced by the bad ¢ Xaimpie of | Thes-eome yé. too.ho by hart trials pressed There is ne foreign news of interest. 1
‘ . » Ps ef i i . 7 ; : ‘4 : lo sj * in . t - | der > Treasur ‘, 7 J } 7.2 r " ea “ CON « * + Ai . ‘ peti ’ ’
— os we the eep r me che! « house to put up at. Few men like a pub | "eis helping the other to plunder the Treasury. | ...¢ eont “mporary. THE CANADIAN DELEGATES IN HALIFAX | On all sides round, found no eseupe, but yet ono “i
iiteen Years’ Purchase Bill as no boon to!) an on ow | 80 that the edifice may goup. The “ Evanyeli-| : ii wn due. the emaliness: of thia| ae | Resiened have raised your streaming eyes to _
7 : . tae the os lic house at their doors, and I do not know : ) i | Only faney, good reader, the smallness of thi | Arrival oF THE CANADIAN DELEGATES IN | “ste ; ITHE ¥V A(R ;
the Colony Phe hon. leader of the Opposi ' ’ : —- , i Tee I , 4 ae ae 4 i
has cud dd coche that then . gor | that we can blame them, but still the public | cal” patriot caunot believe it possible that the | whole business: Mr. Laird complains through | FIALIFAX, en ROUTE FOR ENGLAND.—The Hali-| And said it was a Father's hand that dealt :
ase avore snow thatthe mea e . ss ‘ "AX, en > LsNGLAND.— ale} 2 ; pas Hye ae rs E- i mamma
tee bas cadeavored toeh — suffer, | Eraminer editor —“ generous” though he be—} pe : 10. penal. elcartisnenis | anne : : : | The blow.—and kissed the rod, and suid that it MITE -ort a aan em
ig not giving satisfaction; but, Sir, he hira- > } 2 | the Protestant that two small, advertisement fax Unionist gives the followimg account of the} wae 1 to be afficted thns; and felt PHE SURRENDER OF LEE'S ARMY
- ‘ aa bani : ot aie Hon. Mr. Gorr: As it is necessary to have would publish Government advertisements gra- | Y ; j | her} ‘ or | ee st re ee i ; :
eelt found it a difficult matter to legisl te! ered eile 5 J ’ ait, : , sey, hell appeared in the Lraminer, aod net in the other | . ° io sis alee ana fe to» tal The heart made better be it nls
; ~e i . . ’ ” : he Pose , : ere | magnificent reception lately given in that city to| The lez ‘ t y it. be ‘ se .
where the interests of one party were to be | HOUses of er ee = I _— ty : tuitously. Now, we repeat that the advertise. | nheh-eiticial papers. We have explained that they | tl cen eietitea 0 , us Hie Tidentinsn Go tha am And come re, too, ye ct ry ole heen bereaved, BE a ery SONOS of the capture of
materially affected. [fa bil] hud beenintro- p, one - : . “(Ale en ihe , tl = of ae iments relating to the Pinette wharts were pub- were published by ouryowu authority, and no| ‘ \ aos — — ribet pp ary oma ~aghaet Sy gpa jes “ : ot thet a yo ed " the po wg |
" - a" ' sheila sain? rin¢e sunty P. Patktasay he OmM-i... : fof . 7 : @ their way to Eng and. | nd asked, why am us rerely Gea finent @ © surr er <¢ 7en,. Lee’s army.
re rg nabet sae J ps ‘3 sale a mission should be appointed to go through | lished by us without an order from aby persou in| other. If we were paid for them, the cust would | " ~ . ‘ ast Sblifex was tsttled~iteves| By?) What have I done to call down this blow ? seems that the Federa!’ pursnit from Paepbite
" _ Real ‘ at the shotite fiee : J ‘ - 4 , ad ~ > ‘i sf . . | * Neve ea i a) f ed—ne / + . . * ee ard wen} } 7: : Pr: . .
have been entertamed at the Colonia the principal roads sad 6x s:tes fue them at {thé Government. For inany fears we havel, Ge Tegeeal ‘tin dais alll Aeneid is See | ag od | And felt the swollen heart beat hard agai - | was so swift and tenacions—53 miles in two dary
; h rincipal roads an x r n | ,. 4 ye arheps, about two dollars, while we know! |. : ae Tg ee : } ; an ‘ ys
for one moment. That hon. member sic. | i 1 : ld ft . ; | t ib ns oa ei be, perhaps, a i ’ _ | sinee Nova Scotia had a name upon the m 4}'| The heaving breast, and clenched the quverMg | ond a balf—that Lee eras prevented frou reach
coeded td cktvitde'a Bill hiveeats the Le, is. regul ir dist 0 a4 1en it ee 2 map ‘| acted in a sunilar way, while in opposition to the that the public service has becn benefitted by their| of the world, has such a reception been ac-! hand, : - sane ling Surksvifle. the railroad junction at which he
jJature for purchasing the lands of proprietors, |“ ie bait pee aon Ay abyagen 1} me. | Government, as we are now, and likely to be aS) publication. Mr. Leitd uff his establishment) corded to visitors, high or low — the heir, = wit ant to z ct Se poe wont aoe: eS Vaimed, while he was alee seperated from John
: i vs Di i un Were en a wi house, : ip . : hth t : }* 1 will not be resigned! ot uive - J “
and the present Government deait with that te i ha ss ~ vat r 3 ve \ he rial » nee j long as it lasts; but we publish ‘d only such ad- have, during the last six “years, pocketed thou- | &@ppare nt only exce pted—as that given to the Them up!” ™ ston, vith whoge forees he hoped to effect a june- ;
iy ind Rate bode eb- | TOW AUG BOS seem: Oe oe: ren memgg PME EE RES He Reh: aya BD ied pe Moa Ad og wail # BS a oe Canadian Ministers, on Thursda ning : . ition. Moreover it i
measure a8 they found it, and hav nen of the inhabitants of the district might yote | V¢'tsements, or matters in the nature of adver- sands of pounds out of the public Treasury, and Ane i Ts, Aay evening | ‘Then follows a graphic account of the memorable |! 7 wer, he fe md himeelf shut ap in the
abied to bay a large quantity of land, anc at! , = , : a re ap | . . s last. Faney the male population of this ; jirregular belt of territory between the James ana
ak « tet te pts at i¢ was obtained ry | agaicst him getting his license renewed, by tisements, as contained information which ws lhe has never heard a whisper of complaint from city of perhaps thirty thousand people hurricane of Oct. 3rd, 1851, which strewed our | the Appottomax rivers, and hennued in by over-
the Adm:ristration of which he was Jead-r.| ¥ hieh srs ans hs a be i — to great } cor sidered it ve ry desirable to have circulated in lus. Wedo not envy Mr. Laird his thousands— | the great majority of them sitting up till | coast with so many sad mementoes of its devas- Perper en numbers et the enemy. Once he turn- {
We could scarcely do otherwise as the mva-| loss. I rs > pa Tat 1ose ars vs | certain localities, The Queen’s Printer was paid | let him pluck the Government goose to his beart’s| atter midnight, to welcome their fellow-Co- tating power. We would say to one and all— pe * gee ot ne . losing "i of his ar-
eure wee based on & sound py a agli hbeg ae ny en int a. imetak be vy | Wot thew all — we were not paid for them all— | content, and we shall be silent, if the goose sub- lonists, casually touching our shores to re- Read the book two ye his be st Gout cag Ewell , ; 7 war |
. . | £ £ < ( a ay t i rf Sile . ’ . . . > ener ‘ swell, i :
respect to the Fifteen Years’ Purchase Bill, ¥®Y ‘49 to appoint a commission tu say; BS we dak now Sih there af : .; t+ eay that we} main for but three hours among us! What oie is ane i se ; caret oe °
7 . | where they should te placed. If there was} "@! 4 We ask pay for thew ail. mits to the operation; but we must say that we ,
1 may say that the Government gave tt their , t every ten or twelve miles it would be| Now. having in this small business of the Pinette| .,. ,, G a AD > dee 6 ee other cause than Confederation evuld have COLONIAL NEWS situation, he deemed diseretinn the better part of }
serious and lengthened consideration. ue) hoe eT ' : me PrP etaa nh i the throbbing ‘breast hae Sa a aka ml ie ali Bo ek pais (so stirred the great heart of the city, so scas tral ay WS. | valor, and, asthe reselt proved, deiermined for |
had tw be introduced on the permissive prin- ChOS® Cnough. im Per ae re on : Promos Oreast OF) service to the public, tu the peeuniary value of |moved the masses? No person before ever |the sake of humanity, te surrender his army ra- ~{
erple, aed great pains bad to be taken to) [lon. Mr. McDonarp ‘As regards the re-| vuy patriotic friend touching the designs of the] 4... aollars to ourselves, for which we have made | witnessed here such a demonstration, such #| The conclusion of the St. Alban’s raiding ease | ther than anerifinc iia 8 Seolliet attorty tepttcar |
meet the difficulties of the case, so that the! mark of his honor the President, that the | Seeretary and ourselves, we shall ask leave << charge, and for which we don’t expect to be 8teeting, with one single exception, as the! jn Montreal might have proved tragical. The | Grant, perceiving has desperate sitnation. address- )
measure might receive the approv il of both! accommo lation at the publie houses, instead \the Secretary to answer four questions put te| said }one given to the delegates. [t seemed us if) Toronto Globe's correspondent says:— jed Lee a letter, while the pursuit was kept up; T
parties—tenant and proprietor. [t was jcle| of improving is deteriorating, | can only 83Y | im by the Protestant. We would not attempt i! " Ke Saray! eats 1S ithe streets were too narrow, too short, too! ES gpl Es. pol LM ‘ai Sas RSE and inwhich the hopelessness of further resistance |
that if they could mduce the proprietors to sell| that in King’s County the reverse is the case. A , : | ial viet é +1 r ,| crooked. even to get a view of the entire nM > | Ga the part of the Arwy of Northera Virginia was
is a > that we Shhal -eretary does|TITE 4 TK ; and KE. Clarke stepped up, when Mr. Cartier |p .c.6. 5 :
iherr lands on reasonable terms, the Govern-| I know that the accommodation at houses | de this ouly that we think the Seeretary does| TIE TEN ANT : LEAGT i AND ITS) procession at one glance. The cavalcade, polled te oe Sin cree a poe: lain a | briefly alluded to, and the surrender of the Army
ment would be justified in coumng forward to! there hes been greatly improved within the | uot possess the information touching the questions | PATRONAGE. | the display, the enthusiasm, the torehlizhts | 9. others were issued by the Recorder of Toronto IT denn i. va seen ay Aad can demasers
all . ; ‘ m ' oo Waar ; a . < . " ae om er ee ve — . Me : co id fe he 7 J “ *| Lee, in reply, did not concur in the hopelessness
enable the tenantry to pay @ PaEe or the last two.or three - eae alg EE ene OMT GRR we have ‘Gt eur: hands; and ‘bewden, the) Some of our friends of the Tenant League are| the trade's transparencies, the tout ensemble, | This being granted, Sergeant Hunter took pos- | sf tarthibe relldlndine on the part of his em led
purchase monev. It was with this objee mi) get good accommodation oo ali the main! questions more especially concern ourselves, initiated ts i a be lend oak was really magnificent. At halt-past 2 a. m,| session of the prisoners, who looked much displea- | reciprocated the desire to prevent the Gobther
view that the Fifteen Years’ Purchase Bulli} roads. There is no law, I believe, OCT) | Mawes be sowed te ack thé Colsuiil dissatisfied becanse we do = espouse Tet! the address to the delegates was read by His sed. For half an hour they remained in court, effusion of blood, and asked Grant’s conditions of
an ; nécces at ; hiel »difieult ti ce pertect | pie, : r +a | cause, ¢ hey declare their determination to! yWoyret » Mav in Te F » Hal ; $1,000, &e., were returned to Y x, Meanti t “BONE Ish
was intredaced. [t is unnecessary that [! passed which is more difficult to make pertect | iy ‘4 . ., | cause, and they declare th i Worship the Mayor, in Temperance Hall, to) $1,000, &c., were returned to Young. Meantime surrender. Grant responded, that there vw
' e | Secretary ’—exclaims the Protestant in a spirit . ae ‘ ey : ry oe Sg ga ’ i y I » that there was but
should enter into particulars relative to the! than the liquor license law, for it is no mat-| > ~— ois me : : r ee make us feel their displeasure in a peenniary| an audience that the building could not begin a guard of monnted artillery, w ith drawn swords, ; one condition, and that he would insist upen— 4
application made by a certain ludy at the| ter what changes are m ude, they du not ap. | that indicates a behef in Baving ssumbled on ST ase. What they mean by this is, that they will | to contain. iy | appeared, which created pretanens Sete ‘that the meu surrendered shull be disqualified for
Colonial Office against the Bill. Ibis quite! pear to meet the views of some parties, and | great heap of corruption—* for what service were | PR al 3c as i i cell ‘* The order maintained throughout, from er the ee te and py ater r * a an de > | taking up arws against the Government until é
evident that ehe was not sitisfied with ite| every session there are petitions before the | the following sums paid to the publisher of the ear: j ‘ Wf uh a3 _.| the formation of the procession at Cunard’s pac ghireadh anew ee a e,, Aaee daa i tol | properly exchanged; and desired a meeting with *
provisions as being favoarable to the pro-| Legislature for further changes. ‘The clause Examiner, a3 we find them on the warrant list of und support only sucR papene ‘ne, wilt Bavocate| vy harf, as they passed down through Water | ae by three carriages, eontaining Southern | ae ite may 2 10 nad, Bice te mack any be
prietors. The cireumstance, however, shows) under consideration leaves it to two-thirds o! me F 1G i their views. Indeed, two or three have already | Street to the Province Building. thenee| ladies a cash ad te pasa ol rd d Hamers bryan hawe ne eh soem the terms. Lee,
: ; > ; ie Reva rzette i— Bie ‘ ‘ | wae gt aa . ae 8, aNd pz > ’ , “ g n return, » “g ‘ >
how difficult it ie to deal with the question. the householders in a sehool district to say | x : 4 me fia 8 8 withdrawn their names. from our list, and they | through Hollis Sureet to the Chief Justice's, | the principal streeta to the efation, where tle ceepeun Mies anameninn af MRE a Balt
. EE ele sae silat seathew.m ind ll wet a lieense ot. and | * July BOE «weaving oom s H r EE . ae ahs : : oa ae : 8 ? ? 4 ;
The Lmperial authorities will never sanetion| whether a man eball get a license or not, and Out Qt ; ae 711 3 have declared to us that they weve compelled to) thence back by Barrington Street to St. | apecial train was waiting. The few sympathizers | jy. merely asked tue terms of his (Grant's) pro
a measure which interferes with the rizg!its| | presume that those only are intended who | FE hoe os ci sell 23 18 0 do so by coercion on the part of the League | Paul's, thence along the upper side of the' gave some parting cheers. ‘There was no dispo- position; that he did net think the ewergency
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of property, withow® the consent of the are qualified to eleet Trustees for the se!ool. ii . a * : os fre : ¥ | Parade, and on to Lemperance Hall, with] sition shown to riot at any time.” | had arisen for the surrender; thatas peace was
hae namet No doubt ti the| L therefore think the clause is imperfect, be-| “ Were these stuns,” he asks, “ not paid wholly| Now, we don't intend to complain of this loss} ~~) ne : , RPE | : y t
parties interested. No doubt this was tli therefore think the clause pe ’ : vhs, ’ , 3 | windows opened, and handkerchiels fluttering L | the sole object of all, he desired to know whether
reasun that the assent to the Bill in qoesti.n cause a number of the householders may not} for advertisements in the Examiner? And if ao, | of patronage. It won't ruin us; and its trans-| _ thousands of female faces peering smilingly | The Montreal Telegraph comments in exceed- the proposals would tend to that end: that he
was delayed until satisfactory evidence could have children of the ages which would entitle | were those advertisements ordered by any officer | fer to Mr. Ross or any other newspaper proprie-! down u pon the manly forms that passed be-| ingly severe terms on the act, among other things | could not meet with a view te surrender the ariny
be received from this Island that the naiae them to vote - Trustees, and yrange ~ lof the Government 2” “ How doves it come that| tor is scarcely likely to lead to the making of his| neath — the fireworks that illuminated the | saying:— , of Northern Virgima, but as far as the proposition
» i by I i sad} ease might be decided by one third of the} ee " | pee: . a it oe . : , : TR, gai ie : might effect the Confederate & on ‘
of every proprietor to ke-bonad hy i ‘ ed Tobe hi : id ro third | le | the payment in February last to the publisher of| fortune. The League is composed of men who, | atuigophere, the expe that enlivened the) “The Government seems to be very desirens gel mand — nue dt tt wvitin — evbee antdr fh
been properly obtained. It is unnecessary | householders in place of two thirds, whik a Sexe sagrig i ) jmareh, the banners that fluttered in the} o¢ 9 coltision between the n ilitary and people | wnand and tend to the restoration of peace,
ti ine at atv lenetl ne those who would be prohibited from voting | the Ezaminer....if for Government advertising, | for the most part, are certainly not of a literary | wi ee ee ry Bnd people |he would be pleased to meet Gen. Grant at 102
also that L should refer at any length to the) those who would be prohibited eae be : ibd * | breeze—the harmony, good feeling, and bon-| here. On Wednesday last the troops were under | 9 deprrye se ;
conduct of certain parties in this Islaad who) might be just as eapable of judging whether | is so much larger than the two payments which | tarn of mind. Their speeches, resolutions and ad-| hommie throughout constituted an ovation of | arms, and again on Friday and Saturday. Now| hee aay ty ges pe ee te Richmond,
ein he anaes rere pe | ‘ P ie ee a ee en. 4 : : , | : ’ ni fe’ “twee e picke hes a r ra,
eo to have taken the settlement of the| a tavern were required or not, us the ee | preceded it 2” dresses, abundantly prove this fact, we think; and,| whieh Nova Seotia can weil afford to be! the officers commanding have received instrue- LGrant replied oe ol a sm tee peg wee '
and Question into foes own mc : Besides, I er me ‘6 does not go a ag he questions are easily answered, al-| whatever may be the experience of our friend| proud. Whatever may be said of the state) tions - retaina ae Pe neg ren lon the subject of peace, the preposed meeting |
, bie t first wae one which! great root of the evil. n my Opinion, it is ‘ ; ? : cr . ie feeli i aces. i | with thirty rounds of ball eartridge, an ; : .
believe their object a , . rs ttle al ie! it H pirite | though the dictatorial spirit in which they are | Ross—who, from pure patriotic motives, no doubt, | of public feeling in country places, it needs | oe wd eae Oe oo ri’ge, and the | could lead to no good, and then spoke of the de-
. ended, name vossible to} ‘ t i ‘ y etos : nini artili : z , :
evuld be commended, namely, if possible to| those little shanties which se interior spirits | 8 i EO PIS tet An| has east his lot in with theirs—our experience is | 2° [utther evidence to show what the cpinions| attiliery ig grape and canister Png Pee MOW | sire wf the North and his own desire for peace, |
. : m 7 . 22 nee P : as aa > Poul 10 “ir t . » Z a as cas sk i ers— "3 y Ps, ° » se i ' > 2 aie , > 9 r jag if | i " 7
get the privilege of purchasing their lands; without license that cause the greates: || hat are care Sores. eneniwe on a ene i hog p | of nine-tentks of the cirizens of Halilax are, | gomen. Fis : Mah sty’s wee am ym ets if! and of the terms upon which it could be had,
ou reasonable terms. But I am afraid thoy | amount of evil. Aad however mucu a few | explanation of the items above quoted will be an| that the Tenant League peop'e are not even ex-! at all events, on this question. His Worship | am be " Steak | which be said were well understood. Before re- |
have proceeded too far; and I trust they will) persons may wish to put them down still answer to all the questions. The July item—| tensive newspaper readers. We have had, per the Mayor read the address from the Citizens | ' ne ’ ; “2 en ; u ween | ‘eiving this note, Lee had gone to the picket line |
der the ition and pot violate the| where they are supported by a large number! (4. ae F , ; its career; the men who have maintained British | -cting t : :
reconsider their position i ee heed beer A pail Ph lished It / £16 8s. 9d.—was made up as follows :—Adver-| haps, about a score of them on our list altogether ;! with good effect, and the extemporaneous connection are those it proposes to massacre, | “XPCCUns to meet Grant. It was there handed s
f » 7 | ¢ re a » ee ° . ” . de j he | 2 ane .
taws of the country. I! they only be pati oe ae ty : an = t ho tal od tising Steamers on the Tillsborough, £7 13s. Qd.| and we don’t know whether a majority of the| replies on the part of the Delegates were very | The first shot poured inte their ranks may drive | - aie, whew ie despatcbed & note asking an in
it is to be hoped that some sound measure | lieve that from the number of houses return-| 3 , : sa class of| 2ppropriate, and received with demonstra-| them into the ranks of the enemy, and dispose of | {'’™ i accordance with bis (Grant's) effer.
may be devived which will afford justice to ed as having licenses a very large number (This advertisement was inserted in the other) score regard newspaper proprietors as a class 0 tions of enthusiasm. Both Mr. Cartier and| Confederation and kindred sehemes iu chek alt Grant was four miles West of Walter’s Church ;
all parties. Probably before this Session| must be selling without license, and we! non-official papers as well as the Examiner )| obnoxious individuals who should never dream of Mr. Galt spoke. Mr. Tuley was called for,| thunder.” i | When this note was despatched, and did not receive
closes, a Bill may he introduced calenlated shoald endeavour to legislate so as to get ut £4 9s. Od. for notices to the settlers on the Wor-| asking for pay, just as a still more obnoxious class ‘aah nin pl el oe her ts adie. frie : ae “phage _ when c oe ——
ringer ; ae > T ‘ ony ' oe 3 : é - ‘ , f y Stren see that ve would repair to the frent te mee i
to wid the teneatry in their endeavors tu be-| those houses. There may be cases where a reil estate~-(The Commissioner of Publie Lands | of proprietors have the presumption to do, and te| heard with great interest. The early part GREAT FRESHET AT MONTREAL. : > 5 i oe
holde man would get a license and afterwards be- ihe d 7,4 : him. Following these letters, of which the fore-
come lreehoiders. : & : has, ever since he has been in office, exercised his ore yment of claims in a very arbitrary | of the evening, from 10 to 12, had been ocen- MONTREAL, April 4, 1865, ving is a summary e ppe - 9)
i Mr. Cores —The boa. member does; come eddicted to the immoderate use of Ii- ’ bien enforce paym y y , going is a summary, were two others dated A
wot Viens to understand that my proposi-| quor himself, so that it would be necessary | 0W" discretion as to the necessity of publishing | manner ; but this we kuow to our own annoyance _ a 7 oe Delegates and) Between Friday and Saturday the river rose ra- pea are fbcaateee - we,
: ety , j ° : : . é ‘ é ; ti. others, the close, three cheere were given! ,- 1). be cs : ; and another of Lee’s date eadquarters Army
rhe bah * : f 3 . nae : *. | : : a e Tenant A vidly, and one of the “‘ shoves” piled the iceso high | *! Pwr" : i
tion was not that the loan shoald be confi ed) to shut ap the ewes and if it were left to some, not all, his adve rtiseune me oa Ole Examiner,| and inconvenience, that. most of tb Tenan for the Queen, three for the Delegates, and_ pidly tan p 20 | Northern Virginia, accepting them. Both letters
to the teaaate on the estates uf the eonsent- two thirds of the resident househvlders | especially those relating to the Worrell estate, | Leaguers who have heretofore patronized us, have! thro more for Mr. Brydges, the agent o! ™ to come bemaae striking one of the tubes of the | were written on the 9th. Grant's terms were as
ing proprictors, but chat i6 sr e ae we it age mee - — of the cus. | over which this paper circulates more extensively | been pleased entirely to forget their obligations | the Grand Trunk, whose attention and civi-| Victoria Bridge. follows :— fi
abie ts those om every part of the island. | on. Mr. Ransay: new a@ case since
provided tov igh a price be not given fur che the present law went into operation where
land. | three taverns were opened io one district
jioa. Me. Loxewortn —That ie juet the} The first man went round and the people
matter which the Government have bad on-/ signed hia ec-rtificate, the second went and
der consideration ; but the difficulty is to fix! they signed 1s, and the third Ikewise ; they
upon an amount per acre, higher than wh ch! were all good fellows together. Their houses
thea Howse should give no guarantee to the | were a great nuisance, and if a law like this
tenant, | had been in operation, L think only one of
Mr. Dewcan.—Some hon. members hove! them wopld have got license. However, two
etuted that the Fifteen Years’ Purchase Jil of them ram since been closed.
is no benefit to the country. Tenantsin ny) Ton. Mr. Nexperson: [ am glad to hear
distriet have told me that they went to sete | that two of them weat down, and L hope it
fur their rent, not knowing that by the ope- ts a very exceptional case. It does not say
ration of the Bill what they had paid since) much tor the inhabitants of the distriet. 1
4#58 would be eredited fur years since that} think this elause auws well. It gives the
| ~Land Office 20s.—(the Commissioner being the| the Tenant League—is alse, we understand,
than all the other papers put together; and the| to the printer. Now, if those wise and intelligent
Commissioner finds that it pays the public service | people really intend to punish as, because we
remarkably +vell to advertise iu this paper ) The | eannut fall in with their vagaries, by withdrawing
remainder, sufficient to make up the £16 8s. 9d.,| their patronage, we hope the withdrawal will be
was for advertising the Prince of Wales College | preceded by a settlemeut of accounts in all cases
and the Powder Magazine, the benefit of which —so that we shan‘t have much reason to ery over
advertising was extended to some, if not all, the | this heavy ioss and great discouragement.
other non-official papers. The system of exclusive shop dealing—that is,
The October item, £7 11s. 3d., was as follows: dealing only with these merchants who favour
party ordering the advertisement for this sum,and | to be rigidly enforeed by a species of terror-
not the Government ;) and the balance £6 11s. 3d.\ism which forms part of the machinery of
| was for publishing a long code of instructions, | the League. It is useless to say who will suffer
date, aud inssead of being required to hind power tu those on whow the greatest respon- sent out from the Lnperia) Government, defining the most by this unwise arrangement—the mer
lities to Nova Scotians, and especially to the)
Delegates and their families while in Canada, |
were unremitting. The 13th of April will!
henceforth be among red letter days, we
trust, in the good City of Halifax.”’
Tue Mission OF THE DELEGATES. —In his
speech at Temperance Hall in Halifax, on the!
occasion of the reception, the Hon. Mr. Cartier |
made the following explanation of the object of
tho mission to England:—
“On hearing the fate of the meaeure in New)
Brunswick, they in Canada deemed it advisable |
ts bring to a conetusion the business of the Le-
gislature, and send a delegation to England to
press Confederation upon tke Imperial Parlia-|
On Sunday evening the water made a threaten-
ing irruption into Griffiutewn; and on Monday
the river rose still higher and the flood ex tended
along the Lachine railway track and submerged
the fields in the vicinity of Point St. Charles.
The flooded streets are covered with rafts and
boats. $900 have been contributed by the cor-
poration for the relief of the sufferers.
To-day the water receded,and at half-past five
a channel opened in the river, in consequence ef
whieh the flood sank rapidly.
Tie beigit of water was only eighteen inches
less than what it was during the great flood
of 1861,
| baggage.
“ Rolls of all the officers and men to be made
in duplicate, one copy to be given to an officer,
designated by me, the other to be retained by
such officers as you may designate; officers to
give their individual parole not to take up arms
against the Government of the United States
until properly exchanged, and each company of
regimental commander to sign a like parole for
the men of their commands. The arms, artil ‘
and public property to be paraded and stack
and turned over to the officers appointed by me
to receive them. This will not embrace the side
arms of the officers nor their private horses ot —
This done, each officer and man will”
be allowed to return to their homes, not to be
.cistarbed by the United States authorities so long
as they observe their parole and the laws in force ©
where they may reside.”
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