eth. — a woe” al Be ee ed —] ative reetraiats of const dheres bo tre contichet- Aocting atiude— (hat, whatever pecessary gonser prety a“ of all honeat avd tr rererms may be the couviclion sor grievances way requie rediess, the wrod f voting them are tu be found ju the trow eet or mee ic ape sker Mr. Hengies is neter trett y, ea ’ v . . aan or butnbactic. Tile elyte Is easy, Sitipie gies, " . . flaiy asene.” one ed at ne Ow bel even on eur ao qay be Scouunled specwes sOcasnine Gate wee ter display, ke feeble he evince any desire ‘ ‘ tthe grandequent put, in periect orator . “a stands tert oo Duonest, saga wun ee g detiberate Teaser! “T © unlike fhe few vain and restless orators osm haunt bis, whe are ev . the watch to am" aeons ol flor” and whose tw odiail , » amedilteus, allerauces serve only, ln gue, He ae ot tea. to render conselves post wure wer 4 va. avd to impede ¢ DUSINeSs of Oe tle Hi > Mi bieueley s oever Te palient to “Ge neve he debate. Indeed, to a casual ob- eye t+ appear te be uawtiliug to de ev gery’ be Dia — " _ : owever, is uot Ue vas rt e rLUCCHCe, nat y acta ihe an adie and Chulieds geseral, eo wee . te whoo pa e day of bali 4 weft ee lu say peibtve Fur a (we, be stands aloof tor wor haervance-et the eddyig couflict; but the betier « ready aat is bine yet he buie . . tat the Bret eppert take part bie duing o0 i pough alwaye prepare w motel ter Mr. Hensley Yes: a never rushes taal y and headio ¢ o debate lis pa ivy bides te ne i speaks uly P ques tna io apraay aod Ver, in dis ae seep al ¢ bes atid ms. Tay Ton ; effective «a me » Clear geod z a gud steady powe s A argu t He se niwayes ' vai to The cause of ] ais ‘ tude Maen y § wiWways t y au - . Oe owe e'* vin s i. “ ‘ N gee ¥ as rewards ¢ 4 | ques stl ; rig sHenh CuuVviK vigwe of the radet His party Bie he sute Of thie quuscwetees Se ome ere? dae pendence, te gave especial proet oa Lie vecasion ef a very Top rtant @ qrte ey) the ast Session of the Legisiaiure--e* Hired, on Loe Me OCCaSION, dui aiaw The tien. Mr. Whelan ki was lu ihe Course of that debate that the How. the Leader of the Oppositic —Mr. Coles— yed by (ue seetiiig defection (rom ewuenly bis ranks of f vb that be Was leit alusvet woue Le ¢ ai visterial sid Lbere #4 a6 pewever, ae (eas Ge ae pariy wn part of eatert of pen They terebore te aac part qeuull Upou The Gover ut, ae weir secres ja. their qouipelic d them Ww achmwiedge { ity ef the annisteria: pes tion, seouredy intrench ei afd sale it was uoder the af- forded to uh Dy The power vt Couns lulioual pre- geucts In concluding this sketch, the se Two Ded. tue se piablibed ileud agaist the talent ot Wie tial ol the flouse ’ eu brow thet feet Gon. gettie- «their chici's ‘y Gecause, it ceusclet us Judge ul ? hipres iaDl- as prelection writer has no @ectiui Consideration ef beth pares; and, per- bape, (here i@ scarcely an ther new ber of ihe As- ewdiy, Whe, m ihe event af any gical change in Pw corte grensi Laertt might fel, according to (he judg- peetet the méclugent public, Be beller spared dy it than the Hon J eepu Henales HON. JOHN LONGWORTH, MPF & WFC This gentieman m Certainly we. qualified by atare, cdueation, Crmiiig and expertenee, for stwthtul and efficent diecharge of (he tnportant deties ef the hig and benerabie position which be at present vceupies. He is a! all times the grotieauan He i@ possessed of much tnteliectual power aud statrsigan Ke sagucily is & grace- jul, ready, correct and elegant speaker He pevet loses bie Comper in debate; bul argues with riec! Geeivess Bhd Ge lberallon in **the House,” whatever may be the ques- fon under consideration, he is always found Lo be a. eS oh ‘aah pieatelp acquainied with ie elaracter and dearings—a!l every petnt and in all is relations, Swediate or remote; and, Dest of a)l, hte adve- gacy aud suypert of any Uieastire Is, jrdging trem the earnestness of Bis manner, always Inspired gad atrengthesed bY ids ConsCientions COnVie thotns And it is ef ita prepriety. Utuity. er pecesslty on the Other band, § Ge eppeses & Urearul clear that he dees ao from a sinerre that, f earned. it weld. in seme prove injurious te pubue or te private interests. But, whether udvecaiieg or opposing a Ineasure, he never indulges in personalities, os serce and practise all the courtesies and = pro- prieties which. ever in publie hte. are the adern- ment of an educated gentieman. Hie duty, bern te bie constituents in particular, and te the ceun- try at large, be has wivarisdly dis varged with gre at ability fidelity. and ear and the writer, therefore. on puduc greun is, presumes etptess & hope that the intelligent 4 d indepen deat constituency of waich. tor te last elg years. he fas been one of the parliumentary re presruiatives in the Lower Heuse, will, at the appwaching Gereral Election, tn due reeegnition of bw beng, faithful, and efficient scrvices—and siso with due regard fo their own be for their own luieresta—agaie return Dim trim. phantly to his legislative seat. °.2 ——_— Ss” PUBIC MEETING AT GRAN KING'S COUNTY. ulWays persuasion way or otter f fatie tw eathe ss; te or and care D RIVER, dveeting having been ealled at the time and ylace for holding the Coun 1456, by Mr. Etward Riley, of the Herald, farche purpose of discussing locas! politics in @mection with the annroac r Evection for tk House A3asem v—a ’ meeting brine been orranized by calli Mr. James Om, proposed by Mr. John Dingeell, and geond.d hs Mr. Edward Walsh, | wsed unan nously -— Whereas it is the determination of this meeting to support none but candi: ates of we tried iiberal principies ; aud uur present repre- sentative, Hon. E. Whelan, having proved bimse!f an uncompromising suppo: ter of every | jiberal measure calculated to beaefit the eountry— determina exertion tu iz is infomed that i Resolved therefore. that it is t! j tiun of this meetin s to ude eve procure his return at the comi And wy regs, this m ti ¥. E. Cla k, Es yuire, has jp to Gill tie Vacancy Cats d by the death of ou ale sepieseutative, } the colleazue of Mr. Whelan— Resolved, that this meeti 4 fas 1 \ offered hit services J hu Sutherland, Es J+) 28 Lsatified from five him their support. Ou behalf of the meeting, JAMES McDONALD, Chairman. EP O- - - SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON, U. S. 2nd Auditor's Office, Jl ashingtun, |) " December 16, 1266 a Eorrun Examiner, Lear sur, The only excuse I have teoff-r vou fad the readers of the Liaminer tov the Wigth of tine I have permitted toe ect wy fire Gad deeund better ’ lapse bet is, that { bave, in the : aff cied “ibw oO. liuse Ulew ladle fits of bide. nee, to which I am su jet, @ 1 which during their « satinuanes, tutally u tie tot any Seiial exeriiw. 1 b wpe the excuse wilh be berwued Salle ac " , #1) tuy former letter | called this We Ui A ineri sii Civi d pol Zahton ali eames Dat dy tet oo few add that I regard it ale as the cen MM Agievican view. All the rilie «f cui ruption Weruuhour Tae entire country appear to have W towatain and head-waiers be . lew a Wrprised tuat the eccentric Pareoa Brownlow ould have eaid, ow his first la - W namie that he feit an ireaistible i. shies ah me! Bethy, lov Luere appears lo be something in 4 Phas ty the Very simonphere that surround. eily. Young tuts Winter tiie Moud the lewmplationus «of vay Shier « reaidence ul w lew SF eurrupt lutriguers of open fan a0 thai Gesires ty give bnme re v4.8 have wilt ai ge we olhet ilies tei os lee huis pas bring his fhe ¥ : "ighter tur hie moral te Te If wet give "sal totae "the wrath of av Offended if d Spen this people, as it did Mien showers ot fire and bri im terthet phos feeds, bene, the pla na Wiha wwe and abuusinalle Compounda PPpote ‘ it ia wot neerssary tor tie Wee Ward, that the above eily by lhe writer, here finer looking men, wit han m any other ey. Youw " a | ity ional law; and « hateter puswiic ) prepared tu jewsiacion 1 Saying, that ae wember of the As geudiy therein be d im mere [riendly regard feu the Hen Joseph Hetsiry His perseval quriesy, bit lategrily 4 purpose, (ke extent of pe knowiedgr, the selidity of its rdgment, and the fairness WUD whieh he invari dly conducts be arguments, Dave secur d tim the must re- i threat congeners of the What they know of his pollical principles to | Tkervai, (rity the +*eti-| Bs herve, be- Lo every forbidden to work ov taeir Sabbath—anot tor- der ' : Me, Willen Gatert of pubue ww WuAUverann, Miglin, is the plate; bet seciet wre ts Be | Hive . . Pray Gvrriypt, tual bo man tke of @en fore the presence bere of a few exem- aven would | Aud yat the erties of | 'o state, ala! che gouseberry aud black currant Divew rin h aeouinplion Ot are favorites, and the first honey Is ent irovikie.””) You : bandaomer hee, shorter coats, neater gold-headed naive plug-hats, aud aoe depraved} . were Her wouen, with mere gr iceful earri- ex eri oline, lurger | it was Harvey's ite Page Sowe ancient writer has aaid thatthe beat way to overcome danger ia te meet il, which sent. ment your inmitable ceantrymaa, Sir Boyle wasp which extracted poise est fowera Whata rhapso The honey bee does not take honey from every) n from the sweet. | ly of nuneense ' j _ . — - OQUR PATRONS. Our readers will perceive by a giance over i le i - ii TO Roehe, hus reudered: “Lhe best way to sa qower, or the wasp cannot extract Pols oF oe broad sheet, that if we have uot given them danger ia to meet & plump.” Eb liave found, how- ever, That the best way fo overemne dauger ite shan it; tor, sad experience, alos, has taught me thal & man of strong passions, placed aud leump ta ton, in as helpless as a feather in) the ocean Kuewing the weakness of the fleeh, and seeing the aad effects of the fasciuations of Wasbingtot society upen ufber young men, whe expend all their iveans on Galla, operas, billards, fast horses aud equally fast women, L have termed the reso- a life of entire seclusion trou the world during my stay in Washington, So diriuly L tituerte adhered to this purpowe, tbat have @ven permitted the tar-tamed Ristort to fin illon lo live have ish her engagement io this cily Wilhoul geing te visit those rare dramatic powers that have eiec trified all the lowers ef bisteionie art throughout Ui late | ave had several inviia ‘— that is, parbes at the & Lene uuliy ty “select pariies which the corruption that eats, like a cankered | (¢ does. (see Leviticus XI: 6 Sowe Reverend | yw} } . | Wi worm, ite the heart of seecely bere, ts gilded ever Will the fasemations af youll, beauty, oul ward relivement aud seductive polileness—to ail t whiew, l returned the slerenty pe d note of aporowy, ill-health suthie ‘ however, have preadiig of &@ pre-ehyage tent as a CACHE lor m&y Bbecuce Se you see, luere is be early Ul wilheul a spice ot good, liability furnishes us, af Gimes, an excellent excuse tor Lie siuce oul tu physical ill-health preservalion of our worl healli society in Law disuppeiated in Wasiiugton Specis Liha one My tT uotive hi come here was, that | hoped te come | ie t, atid L have more re chi de- that te will da of a superior of by thi em, tapiave GY Ow la however, Gaal the tiost entertain the most inleiigeut, Combpuilotia sare eu Whos ] s true that I hat aie frieudship ilotined have bDecotie ac- aeuetaily ut I qua with wavy regarded “as é thi} shed vuoulg tie, t iuve had the ge iWated Liasie my tae of ull Inlehect, original Livertig reany ¢ or dive literary Lam in dauy iw Let vwelu po guished honere tu soune of our Drat Colleges, are Well Vetaed li Amelicau Disier¥ aud (hie vo i . . t . j t P +} er it ‘ ties of the dap, aud who can tik Gippauty of (he) you thas towards the approach of a genera | which we will exercise cur best care and judy- drama, the opera and the latest wevel; Out there Is net one of The Whose sociely of couversation hait the pleasure that it. dues uy se il-coulmubigu can afford me rT) my reow, aud theugnts Tis may De OWlng paruy lo persor al vanily. coumnune Will owl for pace parthaity why he todulged in the habit of talking to biusell, replied that i was because be liked tu lath Lo a aod & sensivbie wan laik merely give “apy first iopressions’’ of Washing tou secretly After I shail have jomned sewme liler- ay or sclentitie club, aa t purpose dog shortly, acusidie man beat l way have @ luee laveradiec report ie give Phere are GQwes, however, when Llove to throw off ny assumed ceserve and frigidity of manners ; and tuat is whea Dd eneounier auy ef my couutry- Then the Getlly, the toast a d the Kort d-na tured pass areund treely Then we dwell eu tie liquid d, and rolithe r like a sweet Your readers cau term fe idea ot the si fength of the attachment Chat ex ata between Seatchmen in cially in the West, where they are but tew Scetchuwend meeteng there are, after an bour’sh: quaintauce, as warm friends, aod take as livety in each other's wellare, as life-long neighbors in your country At the risk of being cousidered tee tedious and proiuk, I will relate the | tellowing ineident, illustrative of the ardeney ot } this teeling: While sitting ene day in my office in iny Western heme, a young friend rasied tran tieally the exclanming, “On! Mae Mac, come eut with ime. There's a countrywan meth. repartee mersel “udder out tongue this country—espe- Iw ’ an titereat Inte room, vt playing the bag-pipes Baruweils Ace wpanyiog tin, 1 elbowed my way threngh the erowd that surrounded the deer, and yours a hotel.’ filled the bar-rocewm to get a glimpse of thie tues crn twat disceursed such wild and. te them strange musie. I saw before me a young man, decently clad in Scottish homespun, whose Ceitte physiogueuy, ue neck-tie Glengarry cap and bag pipes, Clearly vir dicated iess tian bis tarlaw bie nationality. Walking up te hun, T asked in| my classic Lloverness aceent: “Au cluich thu Tull schyorm ! The delighted sur prise depleted ov his countenance, on hearing tor the fest time, his native language spoken in that remote country can be better noagined than deseribed. Dropping and swimrmtug eves: ds b exiended ha vetce Tremulois The pipes appreacted and, tie Wi im a with emotion, asked: ** Co thusa, aa ecatt and ru- gadh chu! I replied that ] was frow Laverness- shire, whieh | di-cowered was also the place of hie nativity B tere parting, weha i the pleasure eld “Gach lhe by-standers gazed of touching glasses to (he foust ot: latha ebi’s nach faie.” with mute wonder on thie manitestation of frater- | a whe had met ter the fest, aud very provasly tor the last ite nh the feeling between two etrangers r iiVes I promised your readers ta write on American prelate a; and here i have been prating on every olier subjeet until my jetter bas assumed its pre-4 sent proportions Well, it m ¥ thet et great disappointment to them, for Amerean | polities may be as dry a subject to thew as if is listasteful to myself at IT .am new in that state of political eqmiidbrinin and tranaition in which a mau day be said te belong to ue par- ty. I am disgusted with the favaticism and tru- enleney of the radical leaders; and | eannet, with a clear conscience, affiliate with the party of Val- be a seuree present liandigham and Voorhees, who way-laid aud shot the war, and stigmatized elings,” or with their cut- Seuth. Thus, 1 at now compelled to maintain in polities, as I have arine- | } Unren soldiera during them aa “ Lineelin bir times done in religion, @ species of arm ‘d pen- trality—always ready te combat the extreme views and oppese the excesses of both parties On this subject more anon. a wane > oe - To ras Eorror or tue Examiner. Sir: | hal yell i tortune to form the aeq smintance of! I way | resemble the sckvol-master, who, on being asked! men who they think will endeavour to ac-/ he ashamed: and while we have thus catered else trom flowers; 4 has not a tubel anvthing to suckMip juice will, but joreeps aud teeth | . iv! honey, and) jwith whieh it eats,—it Is fon loften tries to steal it from the bee. Wasps fare also fond of ripe stran berries and cherries; so are they of g vod tas lawb, and halso of the greasy parts of | ilf dried salmon | land troat, but the litle food they lap up 2s) jnot powson. So mucs tor the geveral knuow- | jledge ot these the only | proper teachers for poor ig be thoug!t would “| hike me Can GS. (who, in his own estimation, possesses such an meXhausubie band of know ledge, historical, politieal, theological, engi | ) neering and particularly Natural [listory) say whether the bare chews the cud ; Moses says} G with his theological Knowledge, can easily Divines, however, suy that it does not o. juscertain by buying and dissecting one of vul fuisely called, for Rabbits burrow , wild rabbits, as they ure they (small) hares. these do not. lt may gratify G.S. and other advocates are norané creatures) > | j lmore than doubled upen it, as well from the islowness and difficulty oi composiny Mss. ‘reading, correcting and arranging for the press jau entirely orizinal paper, we have, at least, of original matter than was ever before spread presented them with a much larger amount before them in any [siand journal. to say that the editor-in chief bas received valu- able assistauge from writers of great ability and learning, te whom he thus publicly tenders his No small and expense are involved in getting out a sheet rrateful acknowled sinents. labor like the present,—mere mechanical labor is “copy,” as from the extent of composition ; ile the duty of the editer-in-chief, in first the various MSS.—amending some by altera- eS pane? + Tornado even ag prisvuers of war, ish Government be proved, she must make du apolosy and indemnification. th and additions—and then in twice reading ns and correcti ig the pro of sheets of the several | ! lartieles, carefully comparing the printed sheets with the MSS. “ copy involves for a railroad between Courlottetown and ait ¢ Summerside to know that the Loodon.} vet) wy amount of labor which we] 2. ; , - raic . | Brighton and Dover Ratleoad—reterred to wuld not dike to meur_ every week, — | by ** Peter Pry in the Ravamaner last Mareh | -has been thrown up byt vwre, eod| "6 “bare been compelled, as a matter of| is how in Chancery with a debt or liabilities ise, to exclude many news items and mis-| rr claims against it for over £16 000 Oe saeoud ft yas of much juterest which gy '! Ve ene raging oor the roposers = ‘J : ——- he ; . . t tbe wbalis ) the past week Dave e abled us | ot & coast line of railgoad in P. EB Isiand : ; | Yuure, &e tu make: and we have, besiles—what is still AL LESLIE worse for as in a pecuniary point of view | Souris, 26th Dec., 1866 ~been obliged to omit many of our ad ——e- [tor THe bxaminen | a course wath men whe graduatea with distu-) cog TYR SCHOOL TEACHERS OF P. E. ISLAND. | indulgence towards us; and as for the othe: Friends; (ct would be superfluous to inform Klee ton, most persons remember some politi t cal grievance which they desire to have righted, aud consequently make Vigorous effurts to place at the helm of publie affairs jeomplish this desirable end. Li there be one class of men, more than another, who should strive to get wembers into the Aos- sembly to look alter their tnterests, you are thut class — you are the men! For, in ad vancing your interests, the cause educa tion i advanced, and, with that, the general and prosperity of island Pubhe schoois, it is said, are the Arctiame- vt intelligence the dean lever that meves the worid You, as the votaries of Minerva, and wno should be in the van of progfess, ought to make every laudable effort tuat the world wight wove on tlow have your interesié and those vl educa- tion been represented during the past tew years of ministertal misrule? *Pwere need- less to say, for bitter individual experience the reply y ru justly d alt with—treated as ov other Class of sugyesis have Deed Ue men in this Colony would qaietly subuaatt so to be tres ted, not tor one day Pruly, ase said, Scnuodvolmasters, as @& “glass, are the Quleblest aud wost submiss. Ve porsols to De jound in the country. Let the Legislatare attempt to rescind any fancied privilege on the Clergy—end behold what indignation i meetings would be heid over the length aod breadth of the Jaad! Sove tour years ago, when our Conservative Legislators were devi sing a scheme to curtail the exoenditure oO! the revenue. in order, as they tell us, to lessen the public debt, they could think ot no more feasible plan of retrenchment than to take from Sehou Teachers £15 or £20 a yeur, of their previously too [rmited salary, What wise and Iiberal-minded Statesmen thus to cripple the Government support bo Education, and starve the and his teacigeer tamtly It was an act of gross injustice to I ace on the shyoulders of Sehoolmasters the heaviest burden of replenifiing the public finance. A law that is Nut tuunded in the eatural prineiples of j istice ww void from the heginning, or becomes of no offset, or obsolete, if BOON as the emergency has passed for whien §t was ordained Pity these law makers bad not reduced (heir own stip: od, and the salaries of Government officers as well Had they followed ap the principle of retrenchment im other matters us they did with respect to the Se it bad been better tur them this day he present winistry would stand somewhat higher in the estimati mn of the pe ypl » than they now ols, do. Bat they have been tried and tound wanting—and Lior one predict their speedy and complete overthrow. How ean Scnovi “eachers je » 0 elee > ( " , ° ‘ | Teachers lend their aid to eleet men to seats | have no connection with any place except in the Assemb!y who could put them on the paltry sum ot 23 64 a-day,and board them- selves tou out ul Cuts miserable pittance ? it is true, the School Act provides that the inhabitants of each district make up £15 in addition to the £40 paid by Governmant to feachers; but how many of them get it, or get anything additional ? where tuey get promises, and that 1s all Not five out of a hundred ever receive the fifteen pounds required by the Act. Should 4uy those memoders who framed that swous Act in wine | am exiggerating, let them go into the country and teath a District I know tustaoces ot i vertising favours. | friends We exercise trust our advertisinz will the most favorable matters, we have a long year betore us in ment iu providing an interesting and readable We have them this week a fresh and intellectual sheet of paper for all our patrous, riven i which we think no provincial journalist might with much assiduity for their entertainment in these holiday times, we hope they will bear us in remembrance in such a way as will he sub- stantially serviceable to us, by an early settie ment of their accounts. siesiitililialeciinadbend the Islander that the Hon. Kenneth Henderson has been compelled to re- He took his seat in that Chamber at the last sittiag, without bei ble practice, and after he had received a no We learn from Lire from the 1 cecutive Couneil. 1g summoned thereto, according to inva- la | tification from the President of the Kxecutive | that his services were no longer required, as he ceased to be a member of the Legislative Council, in virtue of which he was elevated to| & place in the Executive. We ean imagine that there was a pretty scene when Mr. Hen- dersoa, unbidden, walked into the Executive amber: but of this fact there is no doubt, that Mr. Hende the mild description given of. his Couneal C son has been dismissed, | } although political death is, that he has “ resigne al We favour the publie with some lengthy corres have no doubt the gallant Sergeant will} pondence on this subject. Crorcetown Hakpouk sriLL opey.—An | esteemed correspondent, writing to us from orgetown, ander date of the Sth iast., says : Not Nothing meets the eye or the The Ferry Boat still performs her regular trips, and (yt —* (yeorgetouwn Harbour still open, 4 particle of ice. ear but the blue-water asin October. the people are crossing aud recrossing tbe river aS in summer, to attend to their various business in this pret but stead: y progressing Town. One steamer should be on the ferry, and another to connect us with the Pictou Railroad; and the Government should give a | time. ry ant of money to induce the Boston Steamers | King’s County contributes her fair share of taxes, and gets no | ] ul to call here on their trips. rect benefit in Steam communication like Queen’s and Prince Counties. In fact, we Charlottetown, and that only by a poor land | stage conveyance, which, in broken weather | especially, 1s exceedingly irregular in the per-| formance of its trips.” 1367.—We have received a y of Mr. D. Lai:d’s Calendar for i867. It inted, CALENDAR FOR } © )} is compiled in the usual style, is well pz ud cuntains all the information whicu such a work is intended tu afford. We need not say | how useful such a little book must be to al! Some few days ago a person with whom [) School for one or two yaars and if they then | classes in the community. was slightly acquainted hiamed me torcharg- ng the members of the P Bb. L Presbytery with ignoraoce, and stated chai [ had given no proot of their want of general knowledge ind that he believed [ could give nene; and} 48 several of your readers and some [friends ot | the Presbytery may believe bie same, 1 send you an tastance vo! such ignorance of Natura! History. exhibited by one of thew even in the pulpit, a8 4 herd boy of 12 or 14 years of age would blash toown. He was praying, and latter # sentence or two of adorativon was giving thanks for the Saviour, and calling 'biun **the rose of Shuron,’’ and prayed that }**we may be enabled to eluster round tie rose of Sharun «as bees do about the garden ruse, and careluily uvuld everytuing siuiul, as bees shun the thiatle.”’ The eonceited blockhead, bees never touch a rose and are particularly fond of thistles—at | least the wild bees are—the tube of the real honey bee being too short to reach the honey or whatever bee foud the bivssum of the thistle contains. | I have heard another member of the Pres- | bytery while * Fenemg the tables,’’ as they feall it, say: “ J} debar from the Table of the Lord all who go to visit their friends on the | Lord's day. us by their so doing they become i sabbath breakers, which 1s ciearly forbidden in the fourth commandment ’’ What pharisaical observance of the Sabbath this would be! The very kind of obs rvance vu! the d sy that Seribes and Pihurisees But althougi I sy that i Saghly proper and at cessiry to Keep one situated day in the week lum rest avd G.Vibe Bervice, Vel, Ti I were to u is wolutely pe say that the fourth commandment is io where | in the New Testament commanded to be kept, the assertion could proved tu be false. Lbes any resem biance tu il is When our Saviowt easier be called buld taan tells the VO .bg rica man to ** ke | mandments,” and yet when the youby wan thasked ‘which,’ Jesus stared in words, the substance of the Uth, Tih, 8th, Vee and Sth Smmandients, and adds, ** Love thy neigh. bour a8 thysell ”’ (see Matiew XIX. 17, 18, 9) W that can be expected liom the teach ing Ol Buchs Presty wry but that their people wust become mure or less tinged wita phar- hygocemy 2 The dows were only isateal vidden tu visit their friends. Ture is a hymo (I believe one of Watt's) lwheeb L learved 70 years ago, and most leliidren like tu leare it; but it states an un- truth —fur instance, it says: Y Chrintamne, like the writer, whe ** yi weve! “How doth the little busy bee improve eaeh shining MK Bleous souls Trin day to day at there evil} hour ver honey all tbe day frow every opeuiug pwer.”’ | Now the bee does not gather honey from » Greek tire, Chinese etink-pota, and such {every flower, gor from one-half of them; 1 i scarcely ever touches # garden Rowe at all ; 8 toe bees can get each year They are also fond of the cherry blossom, but the heather, when they get it, is their general resurt, sod Dext ib white Cloger or buck w eat. I have read #eun- author | srhape i 5 who sta our Saviour condcwned tn the} Phe oviy instance wise | p the come) a tail to have the most substantial proot of the) surrectiess Of Wiy assePlivhs, L stali say Dv more Bat it ia to yon, gentlemen, t> you Schoo! Peuchers, that | wishto speak. You are aware | chat peritions were sent to the Legisiature | trom diff reotsetticients iast winter, ty Dave your salaries increased and paid in fall trom the Treasury These petits ms were 'hrown | under the tables, and the very reasonable and | earnest prayer ot the memorialiste disregarded. | Wiilyou then, at the coming lection, assist to }sustain a Guverument whose narrow-ttuded poliey has winced and matmed the School Act. and put you on a par with the stumpers that go jobbing aboutt ie country ? An abie bodied Wau teaching jot about 2; Gia Uay and fiad-| Ing himself! Frittering aw -y his health and | } the best of his days—so that when he gets too! old to teach, he may retire in—poverty ! A few week's ago the Presbyterian Minis- ters of the Isiand held a Congress, the obj-ct to muke a move for a higiver In the reportof this coa-| of which was salary than £150 veotion, if | remember aright, 16 is Stated| that the expense of housekeeping iu P. K, Island bas advanced tweuty per ceat during the past few years, and that their present| salaries, as above, is consequently anadequate | tu maiotain thea tu domestic respectability, | If these gentlemen find 10 sv hard tu yet along | with a salary of £159. how ean it be su ppos- ed that we, us teachers, can live and supp rt ia fausily on forty pounds a yeat ? ? Tis pre- Tue idea | posierous to tiiok that we can is Supremely rid culous, aud unworthy cf en- : ; j lightened legislation |} But you, perhaps, will say: | we we ** What can! Luu poor Do wust you cau ‘ j do? are few tu ubumber, aud | tu bave wuck miacuce | —gtaud up tor yeur rights as other teu do Voie oply jor can jidates that will prow ise to) redress your wroogs. See buw tuvse office ls ekKels ant wily pullliGeans raily round the met vi Lue CliuiCe, a) by Siva d mot (we ) you, as well, support ineh Wie you hope will tg.and place you MN & pusl-| Kesey | be su ppused ~ he} | ltian of pecuniary 1 spectahility ? leacver migit, 1 stiiould |} advocate your rig! e votes of at least boo persons tu | fueme u his | respective Se.ool district. — that would torm an aggregute, of Bay, 3000) votes. Tis, * Sand Bauk’” of ouca, Sveuid, l opine, be accounted bo mean There are wany ways in which Teachers way inthaenee an election, i taney were Hut alive to their own intereste as they sbould be — Lp sori, gentiewen. you must be somebody yourselves ! Phe gods help Ghose wou telp ciemselves.”’ Do what demands tie doing ; speak what asks tu be said; write what wishes to be written. in conclusion, repeat, make Gee of your present opportuuizy , exert yoursely: s during the short interval before the gencral Election tosecure candidates pledged to support Public iSchovls. Makea push this time for your pressu ie. rights, and the iateresi# of education, trike tor higher pay. ** Stroke! aod sirake with o will !? J. PARKER, . Cardigan, Jan. 1, 1867. went BY Fsake —On Toursday night, the he Geist ot james J. Wisner, 9 bnenw Acc A | materially moditied. emanating trou Suu pulls over this Supail | eginagee _— Nee LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.| ARRIVAL OF THE “CHINA.” Haiarax, Jan. Ist, 1267. | The “China” arrived at Halifax 9a. m. Ist} Jauuary. | Al Fenian arrests reported on 21st any moment, but there nd There were no 20th o1 of unabated vigilance on the part of the anthori- ties, and extensive discoveries of arms and am Munition Continued, to be made and proved | how exteusive were the préepa.atious that had beey made for a risin The Lord Maycr’s subscription for Quebec relief fand has reached £23,000. It has been Subseriptious of ali uvland amounted to £30,600. The Daily Telegraph has reason to believe that Stephens is suil at large, aud that Govern- reserved to close the list. nent is lully aware of all his movements. France —Paris correspondeat ot Times says opposition of the press to army organiza tion scheme growiuzg so decided and puiic Opmlou SU adverse that Government cannot but be struck with it. Rumors were current that project would be withdrawn, or at all events | IraLy axp Rome. — A letter dated 19th staies that the frst Conference, having for its »yyject the conclusion of arrangemeuts between lialy a id Papal Goverument on ecclesiastical juestion, was heid yest day. The personages weseut were sisnors Antonelli aud Callezaris, Cardinal Antonelli and Mousiguor Fiaachi. Phe subject wader discussion was that of nomi vation of Bishops tu Vacant sees. No decision |} Government.”’ | all difficulties and agreed wpun the basis uf a will | stated that the popular vote in North Schleswig, | Up. | the snow being drifted higher than the locomo- | enormous the 23ih at 3p. m,, lat. 43, low. 41, an Toman sicainer. VISIT OF THE EMPRESS OF TUE FRENCH LO ROME Eu press wii leave lor Rome on the 20ch ine The Temps siys:—" We believe that the uet of abdicacion signed by the Emperor Maximilian bas been received by the Freneb siarie. ~ © -- <> ++ @ LATEST BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. Charlottetown, Jan. 3, 9 pm. A large portion of the Crysial Palace, used for the exusition tropical productious, was de- sivoyed by fire on the Jist Decemver—dawage vue urillicn aod a ball dollars Quen of Spaiu dissvived the Cortes on the sauie day. Phe British American Conference has removed of to Parliament. Lhe Loudon Times bas a complaining editoria' on the toleration of Feniaus by the United otates Government Gold 1324. New York, 27th City of Mexico correspondence, dated Dee. tith, states that the return ot the Ew, eror tu his throne was received withpublic rej» cings througo- out the country, His army, independent ot the Freuch, numbers 35,000 men, aad are well fed and clothed. Vhe [mperyjalists say that it they bave pot the United states to contend aga ost, they will ultimately suceced. They desire the withdrawal of the Fronch, and consider that it would be the best thing tor Maximilian New York, 27th. i The steamship City of Boston, from Liverpool, 12th, and Queeastuwn 13th, bas arrived. The Vigeurous measures of the British Government aguinost the Fenians had re-established pubiie cou- | fidence and business was reviving ta jJ/ublin. Prussia bas commenced using coercion to meet the bostility to Prussian rule im Hanover. A de- putation of the inhabitants from the town of jieadersleben bad bean received vy Count Bis- marek. In reply to their inquiries, the minister whether those districts are to belong to Prussia or Deumark, will be taken, but not until after the cons lidation of the state of aifairs generally in the hibe Ducvies The Hmperor of Austria has | ordered to be dropped all proceedings aga: at Murshal Benedek aud Generals for their couduct during the war New Nork, Dee. 28. There was a storm and gale yesteruay aiter- necu and iast night. ee has no right to treat the crew of seized steamer mach less tu chain them up as she has done, and that it has been determined to require the cnse to be settled, and wiuless the suspicions of the Span- The banking firm of M. Fould, Paris, had It is needless | Undertaken to lend the Spanish Government) ‘ninety millions of francs—contract sigued 18th Tie France of this evening states that the j Ma Te ee tet say A. MeNeill’s large Sale Govds, &€., commencing next Wednesday the Stove adjoining the afford ample op New Years’ Gis e also Hand Bills. ER heard ofa ve We have just Dee . 3 i ‘9 ‘ ‘ me Kick frow a vicious horse. His lower jaw we 1 Lot Overcoats; . 4 : ° . " ... . a] . rivate © ’ er JuW was ‘ , \ eee : It ag stated that two Spanish one het completely fractured, and both it and a roof of 1 Lot Cloths, assorted ; . : " 4 left Cuba to compel Honduras to 0 — Ye the mouth so badly mutilated, as to deprive bim of 20 deg. Sam Tige, assorted cvlours; . \ oa trality in the Chilian question, and to protect speech, and iu ail probability make him ipvalid or 24° Im. M um Pipes; : % Spanish neutrality in Ceutral American waters. | che remainder of life---$ Journal. 13 essoried tograph Sibume; . \ i Tuxkey.—A Greek ship had been sunk by ‘ $e be - = oes ; \ = the Turkish squadion off Candia. : We learn from the Autigouish “Casket” that a w« ie meas ar a Loxpow Mower Mancer.—Notwithstanding | {"!-Uxged brig, about 194 tong barthen, culled the : Lagvers dod FURS: ; a 8 the d : on ; ge nl et ‘ t ah elie ol o Edwin Daniel,’ Cast. John Muson, trom Char- = Back oon Kuises and Forks ; .. «= ‘ L, he veduction of the Bank rate to 34, the rate | fottetown to Liverpool 4. B, with acargo of oavs, 12.“ Pine LR. Conia; | ee for good bills in open market continued frac: | timber, deals, &e , was driven ashore at Bayfield. 42 “ Kuife, Fork, aud Spoun ; fi ; tionally below the Bank miuimui, transactions | ADMgenish, ina suow -torm on the 13th inst., and 20 “ City Purses; 12% takin’ place as low as 3a3z. lies mpeg spre there It is expected that her 6 “Nenad Connleteon’ AF a4 » On the 83th the Chis passed, ia ‘Yat, 82, om re saved without being much cemmaged in a Sugars aud Creume (Glase); * lou. 20, steamer Denmark; ou the 26th, at 1 ol jou b pater a pe sina nrepe ae shay ct og 7 ; ; } - j 92 97 ‘ ah . m, ay “apl. Mee es eo 6 “ : i “ ; p- m., in lat. 50, lon. 23. 27, the Asia, aud on] 4 voyage from St. Pierre, Miquelon. fell in with hn “ Papier rene Tables ; ‘ r: 120 couches 5 the Bark ** Alma,” of Beifust, Ireland, bouud to New York, 35 miles S. E. Jauso, in a sinking con ditivu. The Capiain of the Burk desired Capt MeCurmick to lay by him all wight. The wied in- cieasiig fast, aud the “Jane.” iu te act of hauling up close to the Bark, split her jib, which caused ber to take iu jib aud lay to auder a balance rected inuiusall. At i o'clock, saw Dark » lipit, aud at 2 jn the worning aleo. She wind theu lad iu- cre eed tow hurricane, and blew se for three hours Jiu the morniag the guile mouderaied—a leavy, sea rapping. Could see about seven miles. aid av bark to be seen. Supposed her to siuk with all bauds Lhe crew Were piuping aud ver decks ii the water a The *Jage”’ on arriving at Souris left for Char- loiteiown ou We nesday uiyli, te 26th Dee , aud ot Tiursday bight experienced a heavy gale frou S. East. Between Point Prim light and the Bieck House got in the ice, dragwed down te two fathome water uuder St. Peter's Island ; at half-past fourin the morning strack adutt. pot double reefed maiusail | und bowed vif the jib aud rau for the Block House ; [jib was carried way and wot into the ice under Sinith’s. Lay there until Saturday at noon, the wind came to westward which parted the ive, aud vot into Koeky Point Wharf. fad it not been for the bravery’of the Captain, crew and sume four passengers, the good “dane” and periaps all hands would have becu lost. ‘The passeuvers proceeded from the vessel ashore auder ‘Aberdeen ” Suiuth », ou tue ice aud were couveved down to Mr. Burdett's, Rocky Point, Where they were well accommodated fora day and nigat Lefore leaving for Charivttetow pn. —-Com tw Heraid. : ‘Toe sehr. ** L’Ardoise,” Doyle, master, from Mabou. C. B., tor iiaiittax, witu a cargo of fish, &e., Was run inte on the Zod lust, oy a Prince Kdward Island vessel, and gad her mdimesall car- ried away, besides sustuliiing vlber damage Che Island schooner rendered yo assistance, vat stood on ber course leaving the * L’Ardvise” all bul uumanaygeable.— Antigontsh Casket. The sehr. “ Robert Noble” took fire a few days ago, at (he east end oi P. BE. Island, aud was sun ashere. An investigation is about to be held as to ine Cause of bie disaster, —————————— Tares MEN Rescusp rkom Peet BY a GirL —On Puesday last, while the wind was bluw- ing a gale from the southeast, three men started off in a fraud skiff trom the shore at tue jower end of the inner berbor of Newport, | vy rescue a sheep which had by sume means) igot adrift, vut owing to the gale they were neither able to reach the sheep or return to tw tue siuore, aod were fast heme swept off into ruugh Water, where Cuerr skiff muse ine evitably have swamped in this situation | they were discovered by Miss Ita Lewis, >teamship Australasian, from Liverpool 15th, is aground inside tive harbor on the Southwest | | Spit, near sandy Hook. Sue will probably come | | olf with the tide without damage Steamer Commodore, of the Sound Line, is | ashore on River tiead, Long isiand, aud breaking Passengers landed. No Cable despatches received sinee the 24th, owing to interraption on Newfoundiaud line. Kiver Head, Long Island, Dee. .8, Ths Sound Steamer Commodore bas gone ashore one wile North of Uo: toa’s point, ant now ties bow out ot water; the tide having tailen Three boat loads of passengers have been landed. Lhe steamer is fast breaking up. Albany, N. Y., Deo. 28. The storm vesterday was the most severe since Is35. Twenty incies «f suow fell, whieh is terribly dr’ fted Railroad communication is entirely suspeneded. The train due bere yesterday at balf past 4 p.m. | ran into a snow drift a few miles west of here. | Mforts were made to reach the train from this citywith six locomotives and two coaches, but | they could not proceed beyond the city limits, | tives. No trains bave acrived or been despatch- ed to day nor is it likely any will be for some Lhe drifts on Boston Road are said to be Several trains were snowed under on the Hudson Railroad. Nearly all the telegraph wires between here and Buitalo are down. Goid 132. Toronto, C. W., Dee. 28. Gen. Lishead succeeds Gen. Napier in command of the Western district with bis headquarters at Toronto. Col. Lyneb, learning Roberts had turnished thirty-fiva overcoats for the Fenian prisoners, de- clined to receive taem—not wishing, he said, to have his name used as a “‘ catch penny.” The jail is warm and comfortable, and the prisoners in need are supplied with prison cl thes. Tue snow is three feet deep on a level west of Hartford. President Roberts finding that the Roman Catholic Bishop bere does not act as his agett, has transmitted two bundred dollars to -he bouse of Providence, to be applied as they deem oest in assisting the Fenian prisoners. A number of Sweedish and German emigrants | j | i j | passed here to-day en route to Chicago and Bt. Gold in New York 1334. Louis. (By Telegraph to Examiner.) Sr. Jony, N. B., Jan. 1, 1867.—At the New York Yacht Kace Henrietta reached Cows tirst, fullowed by the Filectwing, in eight hou last, Vesta, one and a haif hour—al! on Christmas day.—No news of the slightest importance, Jan. 4, p. m.—Nothing worth reporting.— Guid 1345. CABI E NEWS. Jaxvary 7th, 11 o'clock, a. m, The London Times of January 4th urges upon the Government a speedy and amicable adjustment of outstanding difficulties with the United States... . .Gold 133}. —— — a <--> LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTLION, THE FOLLOWING ARE THE RETURNS. — PRINCE COUNTY: Ist District, Yeo, 596 Warburton, 304 Maj rity for Yeo, 292 2d District, Muirhead, 493 Kamsay, 202 Majority for Muirhead, 241 QUEEN’S COUNTY: lat District, Haythorne, 723 Gif, oud Majority for Haytlerue, 214 2a District, Balderson, 695 Paiwer, 4i3 Majority for Balderson, 232 KING’S COUNTY: Dingweil, 522 Campion, 195 Majority for Dingvell, 327 MeDonald, 543 Hawilton, aus Majority for Mcdonald, 138 — UBsCRIBER will receive — posals trem competent persens, up & 10th day of FEBRUARY next, for the IN! of from 175 to 200,000 BRICK, at the | rate per thousand, on the ground adic ‘ing VERAON RIVER R C. CHAPEL, here the clay is already dug, and considered tu de ‘be mest desivable quality. ; F The BRICK will require to be wel t and of the best descripuion, 80 as ty piss i tion, and suitable for exterior work and have to be completed va or befure the Let October, 1867. All necessary appliances for the e the said coutract are already on thegte also is a Vacant house adjacent tora weidence. 3 Advances will be made as the work prog rs. Each tender will require to be ace ued with the nawes of two solvent persons for he due fulfilment of the above contract, > R. J. CLARKE. Orwell, Jan. 7, 1867. tt BUFFALO ROBES, | WO BALES of BUPFALO RE for rale low. , . sa . CARVELL buds. ‘ iy rgy i Jan. 7, 1367. ct JJ Ut RECELV bY aud nom for dale om usual terme :— 590 Bbis Superfine and Extra FLOUR, . 200 sides SULE LEATHER, Gl) clgemte Congo TEA \ = fg ‘ 10 balf chests \ 3 7 hhds _— id 10 Bbis Bright SUGAR \ 12 hhds. 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