Ate _—

Laliats scssiihin, we are of opinion that nothing | the bands #f children who bad not before seg

-_——- pS see meme . — — ~~ ——- oevne , Opa i . ‘ ae | ay ° lthem. aud the evident pleasnre which they ¢. TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKES (N SOCTH tomsnce tm Rest Lire.—-A young onan ee “ : cee. te hte po certian Che F&F xaminer. has been advanced to shake - sc and | in reading a the eae With Which si “oe , ae T aiiie ' oO) severe ai rus whieh any part of the) ur : . ’ ; ; ld nothing but the truth. they return mm, convinced us of ¢ SYEPTICA from Western Massachusetts, on his way to) severest hail storgis w 7 ai of the address, said; © J do not see any cause for that the man told n Z i stingy heir an New York en one of the Hudson river 2 Province hus, Lar oe apogee Wet. the disturbance ot the peace of Europe, in the a . ae The evidence of detectives Cullen and Hess { ae Fifth Sa onteles cat a , » > on , y ot yer . ruuns of Carieton, CO, on 7 » ‘ f father : ‘ ~ > ; : ‘ bensoong gah cole aidite “wr a SA ee aes in aie shisseds the 27th ult. It extended | nok "They tave eed pte eat wt = Charlottetown, September 21, 1868. told terribly against the cause of the accused. _ a ihe c a eal : philomephy. It ” dle » who emet y : my * ’ = i | . e ; — ra ‘ , ” * bett ale “ . Corres] lenee fom South America to the him pte at legeth told him that he great-/ over parts of the following districts :—Johns- the combat and if compelled te cuter into & Cou- : | These men listened to a conversation — — nde’. if ihe Save vemplicg New York He rives accounts of fearfal | ly seacmbied ason of here who had died not ville, Knowlesville, 7? 4 vee dict they will fight it out.” THE WHELAN TRIAL. | sarried on in the prison between Whelan and) ed ax in the two books immediately preceding } _" - : . : , *k; rat Smo tori ’ , s eT P - . J

earthquakes which oceucred omahe 16th ul@i- fong ago. Before separating from him, she Mouth of Bac kuguimic, Dimoe oa “i a FBOM THE STATES. 1 fer- | Doyle. A report of this conversation was—as in the form of nice, readable stories. The sixth larve cities in the! vave bim an a: gent invitation to call at # cer-) Corner, and Brighton, doing immense damace. New York, Sept. 15th. Tuas trial as our readers may see by reter-) yle. ’ hlished j . and seventh books contain extracts from our b ft ee cae if Pe a The aa . He Eis noaie its New York, which he promised The width of the storm wus a > ganic tk Al ti lod 1 bis: Seseeal of the! ring to another column, has resulted in Whe- | we think very improperly—pw lished in news- authors. The selections are very good, and are

southern p ae . — _ 4 : a l half to iles. It ia thought by some that} econtotive exploded 10 ’ peas ™ ; ' 7 . vo. Cullen’s evidence! yoy ealeuyl: » he aie Vana dispatch says, only lasted tive minutes, to do On arriving at the place a. : an. saan ya a dum were destroy-| Erie Railroad at Rochester N.Y. yesterday. lan’s condemnation. Our Canadian exchanges | papers some months a ne | well calculated, in the hands of an Lelligens

>= 000 to 30,000 persons | found that it waa not the residence of his Nhe aa the statement is, | low égat ellex, but of a friend of hers, who

but in that t

mouth of | inetantly killing four persons.

had ed between Victoria Corner and the The Ulnytien War steamer Galeatea sailed from

atin, teal g cormfepondent is worse ja daughter of engaging appearance, but ap Litele errs ® ae here yesterday Gor Port Au Viiuee, fully eupplied Mle eave parently in ill health This young lady it ap. thuge miles. u | ~ ore — pew with war materials, — : a “A pumbling sonrd preceded the earth-| peara, was be betrothe d of the young nan | fields of be autiful grain were ae wg y ‘The State election in Maine aes rey reew > make, 3 " ‘ a eded by a cocking mo-, who wasdead. Owiny to his stuking reaem- destroyed, so that farmers turned their cattle | jy the success of the Republican Dicket by twenty el : ies . - irned the inhabitants blanece to the deceased lover, our friend tion, | Into the fields hs pick — what they could. thansand —- oft r da All alone the southern coast | Berkshire was received with great eoudiality, | done of the bailatonss whieh - ~ \ eet Gold 144i. New York, 15th. she eee Was ; i tated, eausing the ships | and was urgengly invited to call again, which | — — an pcos Phat mr oe of The Print Works of the Washington Many- to drag u s and floeding the land) he did, and before he left the city he oe a . angel he a > a Souhm ora some | facturing Company ast Gioucester, New Jersey, rsome distance, The wildness of this scene | gaged to marry the young lady. Shortly after | ny ae Dr sha es mone af the aha - were burned yesterday. Lose half millions dollars «t desteuction has never heen equaled returning to his home, word came taat his af) ae and al rey = cr At Wood. Advices from South America state that a Arequipa. x city of 35,000 inhabitants, its fianeed, whose health was greatly impaired, oe See ig ly . ‘ “AVY oat of wind strange phenwmenon coeurerd 2 i h, ses built s ily f grande, bas pusterd was auch worse, and he returned oo one ona oa aa ae : 4 all * h * | ceding the earthquake 7 ithe ee aol te ws said . cestive being left. The! and remained with her until her death. Phis}and at the north of Simonds a very heavy | i) ot in the North eust, which was supposed to be mwar, & ar re 7 =| eenmer lady dnd qhowt thirteen thousand dol-/ thunder shower. Report says, that at Juhns ia conflagration er a selcauie eruption. An a : e ' : i { 4 ; n Sa r Se atie i in her one right, and during her sv knens, | a se ae roots _ ee blown off, | enormeus development of the electric fluid filled Oi ARS SHOCK [UTS ine, es : F al i = wuts, she be-|and some barns were either blown over Or | the air were enabled to escape, but 400 are said to) with the tree bit cee of av en aa has moved out of their places. — Intelligencer. fu Brazil, ducing the fatter part of July, the have perished in the ruins. queathed it all to her tte : _— . wa meteor wus obeerved which disturbed magnetic Phe town of A 1. containing 12,000 in- | since come into full possession of the entire A fleet of 515 vessels ia naw on its way from inetraments generally, the courpase vecillating 15 habitants, was also destroyed, leaving not @/ amount in government bonds. Being ° _ the Black Sea with grain from Western degrees from nerth tu west. house standioc Here, as before, the strength | young man ot excellent habits, this reere Burope, most of Wilh eit 0 Gathered tal Riel iad te ot the houses wave many of the people time te) will undoubtedly be of great use to ve a" Sngland.— The quantity is estimated at 5,000, | Whelan waa found guilty and has been sen-

eseape, 500 only being engulphed and s led it can poorly compere = ee vou bushels, and will be landed within the | tenced te be hanged onthe 10th Decemper. He iu the ruins. The water rose to such @ is ight whom he had nepeane ee first hulf of September, lade a long and rambling speech, declaring his that a tidal wave 40 leet re d with / such peculiar circumstances. | a innocence of Mr. McGee's murder, and calling t e!| and tless fu y upon the ships| : dit me ? d tha heaven and earth to witness the fact) He said he } and pre« ted them on the! Carlton's Condition Frowders. — , lwaa loyal to the Queen, had served her nine sate fend. far ber dany point ever before FA cath Mi iniucihinants Latest News by Telegr aph, ; years, and would shed bis blowd in her defence. reached by sea The | S. at rreship k redonia The Roman Catholic Bishop of Arichat was | Per | New York, Sept: 16.

was capsized, and all on board were lost, The }'redonia had on board 31,800,000 worth of| naval stores. [The loss of property between | Arica and Taciu is estimated at $24,000,000 } and smashed to

. ,fyh >

aS SU | An application for a new trial of Whelan will Paris, Sept. 13th. | be made to the Judge, at Teronte, in November,

‘on the ground that the eballenge of persons was

net allowed

at East Bay on Sunday last, but owing to ill. ! neas was obliged to return to Antigouish with- out completing his contemplated Coutiemation |

visits to the seyeral parishes in this part of his) The Patric of yesterday thinks the report that |

the Prussian army ie to be reduced 150,000 men, |

dhe vessel was ed over Diocese. During bis visitation of the Counties | is ; ' ; i ) » SM " : alse. | a " . aprar ‘ar tome by the advancing tidal waves and ull on of Riebmond and Cape Breton, His Lordship) ve Emperor Napoleon, the Empress Eugene ew ‘ “rh an we shonin ! oard were thus drowned before she was re- | confirmed upwards of 1700 persons. Owjng ad the Prince Inperial bave le!¢ this city tor a eee a en ee ) lensed from the mighty grasp of the sea. The to the Bishops indigposition his visits to viet to Biarritz. ETH OT,

+. S. steamer Wateree was carried fally haif x» mile miand and left bigh and dev, only one émior of her crew Geiug The in-

Sydney, Glace Bay, Sydney Mines, and the!

lac i * Yo ; be deferred | : other places in this County, will be deferrs It ie generally considered that the events of the!

until the early part of next summer, We de- | last fortnight bave made little charge in the po. | ~

; . CORRESPONDENCE, uri the vesse! were comparatively slight, ||. ; <a “es junies to on : ee 7. aan ——s sire to hear shortly of bis Loidsbip's recovery. : iia: condition on the Continent, either te lessen | SumMegsipe, P. E. L., Sept. 15th, 1863. lend ‘it ‘ae t aod tuanonatble 00 ever at B. News. lor Ineresse the ebances of war, While on the) Epiron Examen ae Ss oe a saad, Pa "| ove hand the press of Germany have azeimed a 4 7 :

> 2 a - her afloat again. Judson’s Pills. quieter tone and profess to be more confident of | Dear Sir;

The Perovian peace, on the other hand itis known that France| An intelligent traveiler describes Charlottetown earvied ashore, in ey f rr: _ hae refused a tormal demand made by Chevalier! ys the Utopia of geod morals, 1 aw proud to Wateree. Her WHELAN FOUND GUILTY. | Negra, the Italian Awbassador, tor the recall of | feel couvinerd of the correetnese of hit judguient thirty sailors and marines. The American! the French troeps trom Reme: and at the same | yf your city. Ithas the fault, boweser, that all merchantmnan Rosa Rivera. the English ship| The wretched man Whelan has been found ‘time Prince Girgenti has brought to Paris pro- ouch amall places hare—it is a fruittul Geld for (hancellor and the French barque Eduardo} gyiitg, No other verdict could haye been jewels from Spain to eement an allignce with! geandal. 1 have mgself xudered somewhat were all lost. | reusonably anticipated. The most of the evi- ee aice by ae gt wltnge to Bame. severely from thie propevsity of a pos of your

i The towns of Iquique, Moquegua, Locumba | dence was circumstantial, but such is the case | ee come - Sa citizena einee my late arrival in L . E. Island and Pequtaca were also utterly destroyed. | almost always when a murder is planned and | s8ertly P "7 ' 1) Now, | have made it a rule of my life, for many

: | : Smperor Napoleon and the Queen of Spain, are yp sa : a Over 600 persons were drowned in the des} premeditated. Bvery precaution 18 taken to| ks “th a is “he had Q * A P : | years past, not to reply to any slanderous reports d ean weetl : Se cae Ge looked upon as foreshadowing an alliance, the | regarding myself, knowing from experience how struction of Jquique, and many per! “ we | prevent tne possjority ut disc overy, but he | utject of which isto rid France of the care of the | easily aman cun outlive them: and [ am only perishiwe daier tor want of water The Kove often dows it happen in such instances, that 80! puly Bee iv case abe shonid be plunged into war ;| induced te poten Pcs contignoar wien «fer ae ernment estimates the damage dune 1 cities) overruling Providence brings to nouzbt the go that by this aneane France if without any other | jy the present instance by the advice of ay aud private property at $3500,0 0,000 The | devices of man! And so it has been with the ally could make Spain usetul | (riends. total number of lives lost by this shocking murderer of the late Mr. McGee. The foul) Rumors, too, that several fighting regiments | event has heen estimated at over 2000. crime was planned with the ufmost secrecy. | have been recalled from Atrieg, that Gen | ttle too mued exhilirated with wine et the late In addition to the fearful calawities alave ‘The ussussin was tound willing ¢o nun de risk Lobout bas been sent on B apecial wission to Ger- | banguet in Charlottetown ie perfectly true. It is reported, imtellizence has been reer vod of | of doing the deed. The intended victim was | Many; and that Prussia has determined to anneg | equally true, however, that my triends know ine even a more feartul succession of shocks it | trailed for weeks, till an Opportunity should be = Grand = of Baden, oe to the feeling of | te be a man of severely temperate habits of life Ecuadur. On the léth ult.,in the provinces! found for despatching him without tear of de-| istrust in the permanence of existing peace Were I dispesed to do so, [ could state cireum- Pachinchi mbarana, a tremendous T : on termined | of ian ba and Rey of 4 storv of oo | tection. The a Stam dak | depression on the Bourse and cCouseguent declines tien, If net excuse for my cugdition on tbat oc- { : unequaled in the histor CUR | ‘ u » diss! : : i ’ ’ at) rarihquake, unequa i ee a upon, that time being midnight, when the diss) of pentes, und in diplomatic circles here the | casion. Jn my own estiuatiog, however, there dor, he towns of Toarra, cap'tal | tinguished statesman was returning to

London, Sept. 14th. |

drowned, but from corvette America was also

the position as the loss three officers and

same ~--

was

ecurred. MS | situation is pithliy summed up im these words; lean be ne adequate excuses for such an offence

a ee s oe oo to : a | chambers, But. simoge to any, the moyements | “ No tear of war thoggh it ynay begin te-worrew.”’ | against good taste aud good morals. Especially taqui and Imantad, are in ruins. W here Cat of the assassin that evemuy were 40 peculiar _ Consuls Lae tor mouey, and 944 tor account. ou wy part, at that time, it was no less a crime acechi formse:iy nood is now 6 lake. fhe | there was # something in his eyes, a nervous- U8. 5-20" 72, Liverpool breadstuff's market | than » very grave blunder. In this regard, then, populations of Ibarra, Gttovala and Catacachi | yess jn his manner, a peculiar and siguiticant quiet. Tall wadvanced to 450. Gd. Sugar dull. | have no detence to make of my conduct. Ou are wlmost entirely destroyed. Towns adjOIn- | restiessness about him, which attracted atten-| Uther arty es suchanged. this moral escapade of mine, however, a whole ing Quite, as Parucho, Puellare and Cabhi-| gion, though it did not wrouse suspicion. * Liverpool, 15th. | superstructure of slander base beew sreeted. anjo, have been aso entirely destroyed.| pistol was observed to protrude partially from ? . |. | dn the first place, it bas bees reported that I The nuaber of deaths in Quito hus been small, his cket. When des Una ead hid been | The London Times has a lengthy elitoria) pad been discharged from wy situation in Wash- \ wae : . article on American affaira, The writer believes sygton, and that I had been lett behind by tt but in other towns i is calculated that no $88) pongignmated, these things were remembered, | | agten. nd’ by the 20 000 persons have been killed. The - a wt : , dinsel +) that Mr Johnson, the American ginister. haga! {3.8 Commissioners for misconduct. The an- than 20, persons bie _—, ‘ | and Whelan was searched for immediately, aud | carte blanche fro:n bis Government to settle the | swer te dhe first part of this charge is. that J am dead are sy numerous that the surviving 1 found. Tt was proved that he was abroad that) Alabama case. ‘The case of iteelt presente little just now about to return to the duties of my desk in habitants hnve been forced to tly from the | night ; he was at the Russel House shortly! trouble, The only @ culty is the reluctance of) Washington. and that my appointment there is GReNE SE PORTH y weet bodies. , jafter the murder and showed no inclinations the American Government to settle a difficulty | yet secured me by the influence of any member of iu Guayaquil the earthquake was felt atitg go toward the scene of it when the alarm | growing out of War resentments. No American) the late Commission. | way turther state that, various times between the 1th ars 16th, but | was raised. Afger has arrest, a pistol was found | Statesman ever yet believed that the Alabama) aithough L might feel the usual reluctance at pre- did no damage. From Qato it is learned that conceajed in his lodzings, with one of the, c*¢aped with the connivance of Great Britain | gout in leaving my place,[ bave ne deybt it would be the total loss of life has been estiasated at 30,-| chambers empty. and which hore evidence of | Tiere unght be a gurstion of inadequate laws)

That I, in common with many others, was a)

The feeling le fuithfully mirrored in Paris by the. atances that, with mary, would serve asa paliia-

aa ‘ . Whe-| teacher, te form a correct Lterary taste j

is sustautially the — “og —" : pom The Nova Scotia eeries. exerlleut es lan, as Cullen testified, boasted that he had lit no doubt ie, Cequires some such beok ag the shot Mr McGee like a dog—that he was a) fifth Book of the trish National Schoel setivg make it perfectly suited to the wante of this ‘munity. Fer the more advanced scholars, to posterity. The evidence of Hess corrobo-| pave completely mastered the mechanical dif.

od that of Cullen. ‘ay his/ culties of reading, and who need solid rated that o . , information, we know no better achoul book thaw evidence, that, in a private conversation Which the Fifth Sook, too Irequently misused in gue he had with Whelin in the corridor of the district schools, Taken as a whole, however, the | books of the Nova Scotia series are the beat

we have seen, and we can with great conf

mission of crime, he said, in reply to an Ob-| recommend them to the notice of teachers

; f i school trustees They can be procured ess ' t ; at servation of Hess s, that ériwk brough ay Suchelase of lie, Mivony Mievie, thasel the men to prison—* W hiskey is the devil; if it Le 7” Street,

CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

contain full reports of the proceedings. Chiet Justice Richards presided. James O'Rielly, _Esq., was the Crown prosecutor, and the Hor. Jas. Hillyard Cameroa eonducted the case for A great many Witnesses were The case for the

great fellow, and that his name would go down ithe defence. | secutl eupied three days. The | pr@secution aloue oceupied three Gay

| defence, notwithstanding the exertions made by ithe able and eloquent lawyer who eonducted

| it It consisted chief- ’

ily in ‘the weracity of che Crown witnesses. idence of those witmesses is terribly strong diieal the prisoner. It wae proved that Whe-

i i The former said examined on both sides 1 '

prison, about the causes that led to the com

is snid to be very weak. an ingenious attempt tu throw doubt on The evi-

| had not been for that I never would have shut | | D'Arey McGee.’’

| ' ‘ r ' ret seen Mr. Cameron's ad-| lan was implicated in a conspiracy to ASSASSi- | We have not yet seen Mr. Cameron | At

‘nate Mr. McGee for many months before the dress to the jury. Is was, no doubt, a ery | An ate |able one; but what avail was the greatest leza! |

a Meeting of the Common Couneil, Sth September, J305. Present: His Worship the Mayor, His Honor the Reeorder, Coune; Morris, Reddin, Beer, Laird, MeNeiil, Allie Butcher, Hooper, Read an application from Benjamin Pettigrew tora Licenae te open a Tavern in new :

Prewises,

‘tou! murder was actually perpetrated. ' ‘tempt to murder Mr. McGee was made in| skill or the most moving eloquence against } ) c& > - . | ; ‘ | Montreal on New Year’s night. Whelan and | such a terrible array of facts as he had to con-| another called at Mr. McGee's house, between | tend with. Its said that the judge SUImINK d up| recently ereeted in lower Queen Street. | Mie’ nad two ta the tots ing. The door was sharply against the prisoner. Phe task of the | Upon motion of Councillor Reddin, Ordered opened by Mr. John Joseph McGee. fialf|jery, though a fea: fully responsible one, was less | that a License be insued to Benjamin Peitigrew anailine to the Hon. T. D. McGee. He ad- | dithewit than it generally is in cases of this) we arene s boi ae pegem. | ~-1.D~.3 : sl ; . : : ee oe pon motion— Ordered, al permission mitted Whelan alone, aud took the precaution jkind. They were able to trace by a well con | given to Jobu George Eckstadt, Tavern K, ~ lto lock the dvor as soon as he had done so, iuected chain of evidence the prisoner's career) te transfer a Tavern License now held by tim | Mesera. O'Neill Brothers, to expire 27th Apri! xt.

| Whelan pretended that his business was to | of crime. Every movement which he made

. | le Fifteen thousand men of the Volanteer Rfle | warn Mr. McGee that an attempt would be and almost every word which he spoke since Head an application from James D. Sessa

bearing on the others, of the 21st of August last, for the erection and skill of the | of 4 Gaelight Lamp to be placed at the i

‘ . | at the lower end between Richmond Crown Law Officers, been brought up in} Puwnal Square. chnond Street aud

wade, during the nizht, to set fire to his house. | December last, that has any case, has, by the industry

Mr. MeGee gave Whelan a letter to deliver to the Chief of the Police. This letter he did not ' hand to the Police Officer until five o’clock | evidence agaivst him. Deeds done in dark-) (Upon motion—Ordered a Gaslamp be ereeted

lth: : yee eee eee that /mess have been made to bear witness against | agreeably tothe foregoing request; the site ty be ‘that morning. The witness Turner swore that 8 | detefeined by the-tineet Cpenaletne.

| Whe! ‘ nate , s life of him; his most trusted companions have be-| |, | Whelan had repeatedly threatened the life of | hs oe i oa vy . ; - se inane | Upon motion—Ordered that the charge for the | traye un; hgs idie threats an POMS) Gas Lump in Richmoud Street, Market Sq of his visit to McGee's house, saying that it | words have hastened his condemnation; and | be removed to a more convenient situation, : ] ying

; oa . ia .| Upon motion—Ordered that the Gas was lucky for him that be did got come to the | the very pains which he took to conceal the pe. : x

ae : near the Reading Room, in Dorchester Street, be door, or ke would have *‘ shot the ——— like evidence of his crime have been the means of defrayed out of the general funds of the City, sag The old saying, ** Whow! that Mr. MeNeill be relieved from bis coutriby-

i Mr. McGee—tha: he overheard his tell Doyle

ja dog.” fa the same conversativn he men- proving his guilt. aan cna . : . — ” ” 7 uw ° tioned the circumstance of the letter, and said | the gods wish to destroy they first make mad, loa . es lhas be ikingly verified in thig case of| ., Um mution—Ordered that Hie Worship - wn Qrumgy vert . | Mayor be requested to direct the attention of witnesses for the defence, on the other hand, Whelan’s. What could have induced any sane | Executive Goveruaient to the necessity of

“ i | z a a ' oti ‘the Gas Lamp in front of the Poet swore that Turner, when he had heard of a large | man- whose only chance of safety iy in CON- | 1 cnted fur ceiien aD eae, vst Office to be

| reward being offered to Doyle if he would tarn cealient, in silence,—idiotically to blab his|

‘that they had had a fine laugh over it. Several

| Upon tmvtion—Ordered that the Rev. Anges Queen's evidence, declared that Doyle was | most precious seerets in the midst of men who | MeDonald,of St’ Dunetan’s Cullege, be permitted oe Pee aire ae re aos | wage interested ta tustening she ceilt 4 the use of the Market Hall, on Wednesday

a fvol not to take the mouey—that he (Turuer) | were mite " ‘atte " ol eoclent. except charge tor gae-light and attend. There is not one! guee.

. |

The} Upon motion—Ordered that a Committee be ‘appeiated to provide ciething. boots and caps tor | the Marehal and Police Constables; th said Com mittee tu consist of Councillors Reddin, Beer aud

|

would swear away the life of his grandfather | him. Whelan is uo hero.

for much leas. Reuben Wade's evidence went single redeeming trait in his character. , to prove the existence of a conspiracy in Mon- | evidence before us proves him to be @ low- ‘treal in December last. In a boarding-house, minded, sensual, ignorant man. His conversa- kept by a Michael Duggan, he had met Whe- | tion is cuarse and impious, aad his most trusted | Laird.

| {ae ang others. These mentalked of McGee'g | companions are men of the same stamp as him-| Upon motion —Ordered that instructions be | 7 or a. - ; on aber freed Gals tetas (a Whari Couunittee to rent the large “ tresehery,” and ¢hreatened him with death. | He. HP country was ever treed from tyranny | orehuues at the end vl Queen Street Waart, tor

During the conversation Whelan said, speak- by such men as are he and his fellow conspira- ‘the rewainder of the season, on such terme as they : 4 . ; jimay deem proper ing of McGee, that “ he might live to see the a . ae a Councillor MeNeill oO > — New Year come in, but not to pass out !"’ Whe a '

‘ : \ Reselved, That the Harbor Master proceed lan was addressed by his companions by the| T#« Sir Oracle of the Islander loftily de>} (i rthwith to remove the three wreeks Stowell

names Smith and Sullivan, but the landlord, | clines to reply to what we have written on the | the navigation of the barbor, at the expense of the

Duggan, protested against calling him by these | Free Trade Question,

| tors.

»—os——

This 1s a very stale | city. . On the motion’s being put, the Council divided: : the wotien ~ Councillors McNeill, Morr, robe, when they have a very hard ease in hand, | Hooper -3. Against it — Councillors Reddin,

Beer, Laird, Alun, Buteber—S. Se the motivg was lost.

Retarne laid before the Board :~—

The Marshal's Report of condition of Slaughter

i Houses. George Lewis’ Returns of Market Tolle fur the

names, and said that his proper name was Whelan.

defence, denied all knowled ze of the prisoner,

trick, and one which gentlemen of the long By

Dugzan, on being examined for the not unfrequently resort to. It is much easier

and of Doyle and Kinsella. Mrs. Dug,zan, too, | to say that a man talks nonsense than to prove | declared that she had never seen Whelan in

| Montreal.

that he dues so. The secret of the Islander’ |

The iedy, however, broke down ill-humored, snarling tone with respect to the

lon her cross examination, Both she and her | receut negotiations, is becoming every day |

‘ the greatest good tortane that could bappen to me: | : : , : ( - month of August last, #00. Letters from Quito. dated (9th ult, a+) Laying been recently discharged. Suspicion ee ey a oat ~" cae til tor 1 believe that) eoyld de better eleewhere A husband admitted that Wade had boarded in ce “— weeny — ~ Ise ont George Lewis’ Retarne for the rent of Stalls nounce that the earthquakes continue at big, |tecame eertninty in the public mind, but as erin esi aliiieees ‘of England . aoe ta eae — _ oe their house some time in December. mighty neighbors, the Dominionists, are | jet to Butchers up to the 30th of June last. tervals of afew hours. It has heen impossible, | y, ri . a ae ; le . ) with many young mea fhroughou © Usited! wo , lemnatnd. thes thin tl ee baie ; ngs . siete . ae ; Snes Hi = oe Le oe gy ge = evuel War, and her willingness to ere the Union [States ; but such an appointiuent is the atente | Several persons were examined to prove that | #o0ye Ma ss lntle Island, which they Mi. CounciLLon Beer, Chairman of Finanes, te the cane of the terrible phenomenon M G i ate me bn point the F sith Das a 4 at oa eer eeot io = See wistertuve that could befall a young man who Whelan was in the Parliament buildings on the profess to hold in such contempt, has been | presented the following named Accuaute ; o ’ > of the errtui Hiei |} > : ‘ : ’ , " | siooe ° . i > ! J i Some attribute it to the voleano of Agualougo, | } wae age go “go i : i- Gain erations acne ecto’ Creamy oi ne one ability sa pete writer ur spraker. | night ot the murder, and that he luitered about | honored by the notice of the Congress of the! Upon motion the same were passed, and order. rome 6 : ; - ; >| Brotherhood. Still there was no direct evi-| think we sbeuld have an active sympathy with \* A government clerkship,” ae some writer justly | ; De . ie [ ed to be paid on eack beew properly certified 4 others to Cayamoa. The President has | dence against him. His threats might be only| the North. That a Contederacy. based upon) observes, ” ie the grave of awbition.” Aste the the entrance while the members were prepar-| United States. Had the mission of the Con- emit tn k Pom " «ued a proclamation to the pec ple to come the words of 4 vain and foolish bragyart, and | human slavery, should hare been at once con- | statement that J was left bebind by the Commis ing to gohome. The evidence of El. Stair was gressional Committee been to Ottawa, instead | a sate we, een ee oo, oe forward and help the sufferers. The Arch-) it was possible that his pistol might have been | demued. That the Republican party wae the) sion tor misconduct, that can be easily refuted by | ea fall on thi . ie a lof to Chuslewstewn, the Bileade end the G i a “i ; on “nm e% bishop has published a pastorate addressed to disc lysr ged accigentally or innocently. But true friend ot Euglaud, Phat 1 was wrong (Oo) ny trieuds, who heard ine state, immediately on very full on this point, and went to implicate | a . 7 : seni 1 Y ara oie te : mon - eels juis tock to coutribute their aid tu the aufor-) ss guueder will out." “The public excitement | “**" doubt the oe of the Federal arms ‘landing, that it was my purpose to remain behind Buckley inthe plot. The evidence of Lscroix, if | Halifax Express would have sung a very ome . a P- 80 0 0 Junate peopie of the country.”’ | and indignation could not rest without probin After ali, the anger vf the Awericuns —_ due ben | the Commissiosers, as they did not intend to re.) ; Id t lied fi f qui different tune. The following extract from tl * , ‘ , a ’ j and indignation cou ) OGL prooteR | vo their consciousness of sympathy with England's | wain in the country a euf-ieut tine to aord me | it could be relied upon, was of itself quite sut- | r actirom the) William Heary Batt: Quarter’s con- —3 the a in ae 2 gad Pomme Benes, want of sympathy or ee peril; but the an opportunity te visituny father, Whatever way | figient to eondemn the prisoner. This mag Halifax L£apress quoted in last Friday's | J om 7 t Se tet — 37 10 0 « s ; Man m the country o eroutive, “r, it right, tus been enough indulged. " / ‘fi ies ‘ . cm : “aa ) James De St. Crux Soore: Punder Morse’s Indian Root Pals | and every trace of evidence, even the slightest, | grernnd bac reiuecd the bandenwe affer af oe ee can by sowe seems to be a poor ignorant Frenchman. Tie | Helander, hows pretty plainly what the fate of] "fur sagaiee of Petal Wiset “ 7 , “ . . . 2 y ' . | was examined with an eagerness and eurnest-|tratjon, which «hayld be credited to Englaud.| septiemen there that would have he@ me carried | St0tY Which he tells is a yery plausible one, | this Island would have been had the Americans W hart, 6% 12 0 hess which showed that it would be o difficult) He pow cute the past adrift und the thing is 4s| Sbuard Uf I had expressed a desire to retucu with | and one which such a man is, we think, hardly | thought fit to enter into negotiations with the | Bertram Moore: Acet. for lumber A MARVELLOUS STORY OF DEATH thing for the guilty to escape. Suspicion was) geud as settled. Legal pointe will not stand in the | them rather than leave me belind. cheaith WT lanintinn Wi f spz s| Dominion alone. As matters are, however, it) p abioimeaan tide > 7 LND LIFE | universally centred upon Whelan, acd one way. Phe enly thing to aseertaia la the reapousi: | It bas been reported, wtih some shadew of — 7 0 ee ant o space prevents | Re hi re, howe ig it | Patrick Fiynn and Peter McCarey : . a eet x ce P d circumstance after another strengthened it a es ys fix the a een: ltruth, that Gen. Butler aaid [ had aceompanied | us giving his evidence in full. The following | happens that the Islanders are not “ sold,”’ nor | he of eastern part of Water 028 A Crepes S Sne aSge eS See Pr i mere an P len; versen is found) — Phe Press of LoQven comments variously upon) the Commissioners witheut proper authority. 2 coutni — , ‘edirect | have ; i ai street, Fane, eriiing from Dickaon events, Tena..| Wie seal ~ os = a. | ne sunset apevch of Kepeiocn at Chalens The ces: Steed aaa anna wth ee extract contains the principal part of his direct | have they any intention + being so. For OUF | John MeLean: Plank for Platform ves the following particulars of a remn kable| 5) an re ea ae This ieee oe following words were made use of by the Ew-! he thinke it probable that I chuuld be periuitted | testimony ; part, though we wish well to the Dominion, we Market House, 21 @ ecurenée ta that section. ( The Praw vouch} » wat FO cliente padi ten peters of | beret on that occasion: “ J willaay nothing mere, / to snare all the comforts aud luxuries provided! «* From the Chaudiere flat { came along all }are very far from wanting to see it prosper Two weeks tor laborers making re- at, Genital titemith dt ten seen ahiiees | COurse, WH sulmantinied, 1 ax the public priate are sure to draw prophecies | for ys by the government on bwerd the Mugh | 2 he Parli: batt wd . . | pairs, 913 0 s for th w f th pon . ithe prisoner's guilt, and accordiugly strong aia d ” , 4") 1 came to the Parliament buildings when I) ut the expense of the land of our birth. | ez-hiah Ho Pullard: Cleari § eoctiegmen lived near here, culled Maugen. P ‘ # “Sof war however moderate ny words ure. | MeCullech, had | been there without proper au-| erogsed: there was a larze st h ay 7 eZekrah vilard: Cleariug the M ” ; aa ’ ae a efforts were made to break it down, but with) London, Bept 16 | thority. lo order to set the matter at rest, bow- | See 5 j Se larze Stone house 5 was; « But the amusing part of the business is, | Fish Market, 12 0 a — th sy lied © | little sueerss = Then same the dialogue in jail | , : lever, T enclose you the following jetter, received |” the lett side going down ; there was a fence | that the Butler deputition haé not well left | Jehu Newsou: Furniture for dias, a aa Tare a ad Tis a ‘ a - a ee jbetween Whelan and Doyle, overheard by) The registration of votes fer the forthcoming by ine in Washiagton from Seaatur Poland: pat the corner; there were hoyses near the home, befure Mr. Seward, the American } Market Hall, 4196 the only pareat she bad living Tov Mahy Year® perctive Cullen and a person named Hess.} Parliamentary eleetion which will commence | fence; the fence was a quarter of an acre be-| g.¢y + gall Gentes fi : _Jeobo Hatch: Lucidental Acct. Mar- ' . TT) 1S Ae’ Gae' A dinedea pe : ) ‘ ak oe | Seeretary of State—if any reliance is to be «fore. we old Cady Ned a@ amore TMZ) Here Whelan confessed to the commission of | about 13th Nevember next, is being prosecuted | Sr. Juusspuay SéT., Aug. 14, 1568. | fure coming to the houses; [ saw ama ket Hail, 289

u dress | placed in recent telegrams £r J ashi . ll Cee ; _ ; ie ‘ I ent telegrams from Washington -- which she wore only once a vear, — = h ‘the crime, and even explained how Dean Siks— jed in black; he had a beaver hat on; he was) Sag ne sehintions ‘with pe British | phe i _— h 2 jaccomplished. There were other subsidiasy | to be placed on the list of voterson th d I received no answer from Gen. Batler till to.) Walking on the street making fora door; the | S\dor at Washington, fora renewal of Reci- | she was dying she left the ring - } ser only | links, all serving to complete she chain of | panies ' ens aoa om Se | wight He writes, * We will try to leave Beaton door was about halt the distance from the tence | prucity with she Dominion, on broad and child, dirs Mauz f ahe cae ha :: pinay es her evidence, and convince the jury that uo alter- i wid the odin buil aa the legal ne a jon the Zlat of August tor Prines Edward [stand aad opposite a telegraph post; the man was 12) |iperai terms—and Mi. Rose, the Finanee | # lest oes At stae ver had one, oon to | nutive was left them but to bring in @ verdict | ye mine an wall do the ebtean Ul be mang Being your friend oo you.” Phe friend, L eup- to 15 yards from the door when I aaw him first; | yg; ister, was at once invit:d aud has gone al ng it with her int» her grave, winch rs , |“ : ~| pode, ineatis FOU. now Do wore of {1 i iI saw ar : as a! ay . 7 retary : : g ‘of guilty. p 5 ore of (he matter) [ saw another person ; he was about seventeen the capital to arrange the general terms of | such treaty on behalf of Canada. This looks |

cg 2 ae lament have excited much public interest on the) I ; ; ; , :

sugan promised to do, The character of the crime has no parallel | : renee : j than when wrote you. Yeu will have free) to eishieen yards behind the first; he was on Last week Mrs. Manzan became unwell, and The e¢ ¢e parate!) subject. Over six thousand women claimed the | 3 J ;