inIEiIIEH J jLLondba Oct. 1. The following dospatclt has been received from

K . -w... "as-a

W V This Ilolllax U/trwtcle. in discussing th prospects of"

1’. E. Island and Ncwioundland becoming members of

the Union. throuuh lml’cmi c°°r°i°n 0’ l‘efli'i'iiwth‘lorence direct. dated to-sight It is re rted that dact'ptlon. suysz— lGen. Oarribsldi has again escaped fromPoCapt-era.

“This “new nation“ mattin'g ie roni'oesodly an expert-fend that he left the Island on board of an American a"... n my... or may not be illlllll‘Ofll- to titepnrtirs‘eltip. Garribnldians have reappeared in the Western .ngeged in it. It may-4nd we believe it twill—dwl’lYidistrie-t, between Rome and the Sea and have taken 5mm this Province. One rm“- I‘ “1°” "'° 3'9"“‘iposeession oi the Railroad running. between Rome

i ll

min, WAC

the Rev. 8. 1’. M

E 2

1867.

-: «ne-

' _ ED. ‘Iy. on the 15th

At the Head oflt. 1"“

.AW-

'etcrs. to Miss data if n ‘ ti it d t f chinnon. of Goods Ill arm 4"). “‘h or 0 Bug

At Rustioo. on the

or II. however, render certain all that is now donbtfull . . wnmmh“ it Why‘ ‘hflmhmm "w mm“ ".th en.ptnd the seaport of Delta. and torn up the rails. p".

m0“. ‘

m it .- partners with us? Why not Wait until the “.300!ng e" communication. It it all" cum—.5 ;. erlment has been tried—until from our going or our‘m‘W0'I"e "Ml "10 Go'Ol’Bmat‘lu 0f Illl and France his. its wisilttn or it. folly has been prol‘rtl? ’i‘hart-‘hnre an understanding with each ot er. and are Is nothng in the Provinces. m prevent. winch renders an "ally nwcinmd mam." in “I. ".‘mlmt .{ "u immedian t-haugn Ileoessarv. They are moderately lRO‘nnn quufion pro-Ipt-rous. iar more so than Canada. They can lose ' A . ' little. though they may gain tuuctt. by waiting one or _ “l del‘ to Earl Derby at Manchester last i... y..." iii-titre they dream of linking their late with "'1'". Derby defended the notion ofthe Government that at the Dominion. 'l‘his l'rason nionn should ln- on the Reform question. and replied to some of the dues all Ihinklilg'mfllt in'lnth Islands to opposo new attacks on the Reform bill. Lord Stanley. Necro- zuMy any immediate notion upon this question." “fly of (0,033“ “ml... wok. of a” dumrm co" Thin is stunt! - \ c0. We think. lowevcr. tin-re in dition of Europe. but declared that notwithstanding pp Well founded reason to apprehend unfair treatment. the threatened condition of affairs, he etillentertaiu- at the hands oi the Colonial )liuiitct so long as the °fl htp'a‘m“ POI“ would bafpréserved. - , - , Ill!" 0 e present re atious 0 rest Britain win so i ‘ - eientutwes l't'millll true to the trust repos a .. 1 3d ‘phnd speaking for this Colony, we believe I ,mhicr Powerl’ h. "’07. 0‘ ill. common", "ill "'0 tttti’urit olfilll ngiuluturc are men of incurru tibls in- gum“ Stale." "finding chm“ f" ind'mn'iiy "i" i. " . p slug out or "16 into war in that country. Tins cou- tegt-ny. In tth Island the purple generally are as Ito-tile "our" 1“ “id "in “argued o m hm 1.. out.” in ever to Col’lfl‘lItll‘alIOll. Even some of those who mind .h'. hop. 0', .micabl:‘rmnpom'wu "a in“ View it with favor. scorn disposed to wait until " the ex- um. i. “rad, “om”: “‘3 “fig”. 'h'kh mi periment has been tried." A few professional politi- h". "in, on tho Mb" “do of a“ mum“. I cians are the parties most. anxious for a change.—-l’u!.

Paris, Oct. 18.

Napoleon has made an imperative demand upon the Italian Government for a s‘rict observance of the Convention of September. The expedition of [union is ready to sail for the relief of Route. It is believed the Italian Government will yield.

London. Oct. 14. There is a wild rumor that the Feniane are plan-

()ur city and harbor present quite a business aspect this week. Besides Iii-r ,\lajv~sty's War Sloop Sphynr. ecVeral new vessels. a large number of coasters, and the three British 'I‘raders whose arrival we have already chronicled the 1.. ('. Owen from Liverpool. smiths Em- ytrcr; from ii‘u~gow lnvc. during the past few days. been added to the shipping in port. The Surveying Stcauti-r

“'11:

Residence at lr- Smith‘s.

At Rustioo. at the sootdeoee of her son. Ir. Joshd Doiron. Shipbuilder. Scholaetl’wne Poirier. reliet of the late .Jchn Chas. Doiroh. aged 96 years. was corn in Cocai rte. N. 1L. and coats to the Island in the year 1784. . 426. at which 9 are of the fourth generation. _ At. Mount Rowland. Lot 48. on Sunday. the 13th' tnet.. after an illness of 6 months. I. Augustus Macb' ieson. youngest son of Dr. Maohieson. Charlottetown.‘ aged 28 years.

At Charlottetown. en the 15th lust.. Richard Jones. aged 60 years. At Charlottetown. en the 17th inst.. Patrick Evans.

to refer- land 45 years.

‘he number of her descendants i

At Irishtown. Lot 11. on the 6th last . Mr. John Ready

aged 29 yeare.-—Il.. I. 1’.

Oct. by heel McDonald. of St.

Jab" b the Rev. Geo. A Bel- court. Mr. Felix “digitize. of, ,Hope River. to Miss Charlotte J. Butler. of Int 48.

War... «~— ~' 2...“.- 2::

Deceased

M

Mus. S. A. ALLnN’s

\ ORLIYS II A I R RES’I‘ORER ,

is suited to hath oung and old. It strengthens ii"! lIatr. prevents its I'alling or turning grey. and un- l’flrts to it a beautiful glossy nppcarauoe. It never fail to onerous our flats

TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHII‘UL COLOR.

If to star a lira. but acts directly upon the roots of the hair. giving them the natural nuttrisbmcnt

l

youth. revions preparation of the hair. and is easily

stow Quintana.“ CARD-

-.«---~» ‘~- .-

to. 3. granitic, all. Q. G. BEESXGI!” (k SEE SEON?

Graduate of McGlll University.

Montreal, Doua’sa of Canada. 3 ast.

Churluttctoaufllct. 19. 1867.

(lullwre arrive-d hem on Monday irom Newfoundland. 3"!“ “9 ‘N‘mpi ‘0 “a” i!" 1’9""n °i "'0 Q“°°n fl .tnd hut night It: bud tho Alhambra lront Boston. 'I'hoimn :llwnl- “ndt “dimly-i} link or no cred'nfl 1' SW0“ Mt'rl'llnllit! ttru busy in opening titt-ir new goods. nntl wk”: :33?“ 'l’mci‘l‘mfim‘ry meuilrfil it!" been the tumors are equally busy digging tlwirpotntree. and.bl d ’ T l” "m!" ’0 Kiln") “ BMH‘IOMI ll dink .. . v I r . o . he list udwces received irom the Roman

sending Illt‘ll surplus ptudzttt» to market. it rout 0111"“er "pad “I” the P“ “1 rm". "'0 “Hi” "WU “WP “m! l‘“ "V" W” "1' "WW “M”? 0" “'"ilntck towards Rome. It is riportedi that Marslta‘l i streets L'tll‘ta inadud with uttzs; avert-whore bustlu undixfinuh the Spmfish Prim. hunk." .

tit-tlvitv. Dill'il." the Wfl‘k tiw rill 'llt'llifl oi mils and v . , , potato-rs haw i):k‘ll 20.2779 builtels riii the former. and!to [he Emperor hapOkon the ‘35”mnc‘ 0‘ Slum In H.412 of tho lsttnr. Among liit' ll'llt‘ie‘s selllvl‘vti at tht-l The (‘ttsmm House for Ih-s sum-c period. are Lilli) barrels oi hri’ringa. nud 771 barrels tit inat'krtrol.—-l’ttl.

stutnining the temporal power oi the Pope. E arrived at St. Cloud from Bisrrite. The Fenian , alarm is spreading. The Government is in posses- l sinn ol many dcnpstches announcing the possible plans of tho Brotherhnd. 'I‘roops and gunbonts' have been dospatched to Ireland. and the entire Western coast of that Island is guarded with extru- ordinary rigilnnro.

We beg to call the Miuntton oi' the nu lmtilies to the ncci'stity til it thug a gas lamp at or near the south side oi the Post (Illicit. Torre n».- s nttt- live or six slope of. a luu ling at this plmu. and to ptt'liee coming out oitht- lighted hall all. night they at‘t- positively amigo-rims.

an...n

Nutvs by ',i.‘t:lra;;t‘upit- I-‘mutirxt'it, Oct. 15.

The rt-vwlzlticnat‘y but tls nhich t‘l‘liot't'li tho l'apsl

Stunts at tlitTt‘rrut point-t in lllu t-aetcrn sud .N‘tlulllcru

i‘t‘tnt'iur. burn cuticrntrtttutl in i-‘riisinuttte lllltll‘l‘ tht

It'lttit'l’rslllll oliiuncrel iiitt'ilialdv. 'l‘hv rt-pnlt that Mio-

utli had been arrested. proves to be withoutfoundation.

FLORI’NI‘E. Oct. 15th.(ewcning).

London. Oct. 17th. The Emperor of Austria has referred to his Coun- t‘lI of Ministers iortheir consideration the address received by His Majesty from the congregation oi Roman Catholic Bishops of the Anstriun Empire. which recently assembled at Vienna. The address

and strongly utges the Emperor not to make any In revision in the sacred treaty now established between Austria and Rome. In his communication to the

trend itiver Perry. ' lOUBE, BARN. and other Out-bounce on the premises. 1,” offered ’l‘un acres of said rowth 01' ROCK igh state 0: cultivation. .There is also a Marsh con- momp-na-a it im ..f;t‘.ii‘2°;i"iii;Ihi’lii'ilfi ‘75.“‘21"t:”:“i.$tiit:i ettletnent. and is near the Mam Post Road to Port Hill. is water facilities are excellent.

For terms and other particulars apply to the Sub- cribor on the premises.

FREEIIOLI) pRUpERTY~~~ F 01‘ Sale.

In: Subscriber olas for sale 15 Acres trrnnnuom LAND. situate in Lot 14. and about one mile from Tim are a good nwnmmo

are covered with a young

report and the remainder is in in

APLy

C

‘ i HALCULM GOUGAN Grand River. Lot 1‘. Oct. 28. 1887. 4w

i

by ono‘a self. One bottle will usually last for a year.

the most advanced age. TIM” RESTORE? REPRODUOEB AND T113 HAIR

Sold by Dmggilts 'Principal Sales Office. 198_

Notice. ‘

. . l OTICR is hereby given that all tieth due GEORGE; NICOLIM by Book Act-cunt or otherwise. hers; I been assigned to me. and that payment of the “016

mmediatcly required. I W. B. DAWSON. 3w

:0”.

Ch towa. Oct. 10. 1867. WA N TED t A YOUNG MAN. a Shoemaker, by

JOHN KELLY. firomcrfilloo 9.99:9?!511‘2fltflu lilacs}

AUCTION

0 1311 SOLD BY AUCTION at the 3001‘ h PK E FACTORY. Qcasa Scouts. en 'I‘UIIDA 1'. the 11 day oi NOVEMBER next, all the

‘STOCK IN TRADE

formerly owned by “It. GEORGE NICOLL. consisting of : I“ Pairs Men's Congress BOOTS.

'

c P

"fl—AGENCY. 0’ TH.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE.

ARTIES desiring Pomona in this office will lease . . neen protests against the adoption of a new concordat,'Street. Charlottetown, who is authorised to receire and

ecitd is their proposalsto WM. Fl! LL. Esq..

ewer the same. ’05. F. ELLIS. Agent. Pictou.

Oct. 23. 1867. In:

Ministerial Council. the Emperor rsproves the Ana tlian Bishops for adopting a peper so liable to create public excitement at n time when tranquility is in-

Exciting news from “w South ltssjust bt'su received that n blliit: was foUgltt nenr Vt-rois in the Province of Lroeeinone. between the iiarihaldisne and the You- tiiiral troupe in which tint I‘Jl'illlfl' Wt-te victorious. A strong detachment of the Papal rlt‘rt'it‘t' was sent from Ilonte during the latter part of lust win-Fern prt-Vt-tit a jum lion til the insurgt-nt bands In i‘ruw' no. with the party under Monutti (inrihnldt. who wore nuances-satin, and Wt-t‘e obligt-tl to met-t the united form‘s ol' Ihe in— surgents undter the continent] of Monutti (ittliiilitlt. A dcrpernts tight. tonlt pltu'v entitle the town of \‘t'rola, The Papal troops were 'Jatllv bt'flft‘min'Illg lteavly i'l kill- ml and wounded. The. (iaribttiiltsm in»! tin: killed and

he takes the orcasionto remind themthst the Empeyorw of Austria is a constituted Prince as well its a true

ning asserts that the inhabitants oi Rt) no and the

Papal provinces are loyal to the Pope. and only need assistance to drive the Italian invaders from

the soil. Ln i; e s t-

Co-Partnership Notice.

11E S’UIISCRIBIKS have this day entered into dispensable for the restoration of the country. and Twigféigfififfsgflénx t€:,fi:£stf§fi§.:3%r:£} 2

ALLEY & DAVIES.

son of the church. The Paris Moniteur this mor- omoe - - - - O‘Hullornn’n Building.

Great George Street. GEORGE ALLEY.

LOUIS II. DAVIES. Oct. 23. 1307. if

fifteen wounded. There is no report of tilt: nutttht-ra ungagod on citlter side. The not" Is Tt‘t'l‘lYt'tI wiiil‘ great rejoicing by the people here.

When the Sheffield Trade Onlragca were undergoing

l‘srls. Oct. 20th. All the official journals of Saturday concur in declar'

wLand Tax Oflice.

HI! Office of the Collector of Land Tea—Corner e

GRAFTON Inn IIiILSDOROUGK STREETS,

lil'W'ilfliiono ii "3‘3 “WWW”! ‘3 "““"‘i°'i ill“ lil""’|ing tint within twentv-i‘onr hours Italy must. announce Ithnmmown A f", d“... (“a the gym"... um"

:m::;:ad“;w'lea"'"3"‘;'Efltad"":n?"2“ Iil'lt‘;"""°‘."’i.3‘lter tit‘it'l‘llllhllltttn either to support the revolutionary ‘ l o It“ ‘ c . on o no mo. rs . - " country. They luqulrivs of n Commission similar litt".'i:i:::'."3i‘.i:: l§:;?t:t:he‘: that which placed the Sheffield outrages IN‘IOrfl the pub- deem. {or peace or wat' accordingly. ' l:c, now sitting at Mattcneeter. have. m- are sorry to ‘ say. prchtl tho lstterto be not exceptional. but general. 1‘li’u‘nw- 00L 2011‘- Bave that no litiiun Secretary has thus for t'OnitlIlt‘ti to A delegation. consisting of members of the Roman the prat‘tivo of systematic murder. the Stockport brii-lt- Municipal litllllll‘li.lll1il bonded by a Senator of Rome. makers I‘llllt‘ll‘trd quite its bad as the Slit-ill dd saw-grtti-iwns plbsuntcd. praying His Holiness to give his con- du-k.‘ .mjilmcmlw 3.15.935“ spur-i] ‘1} {pumi- {trick-1;;nd to Illt’,I)C(‘t1x\itllt‘)’ oi Itome by the troops of Victor Ina Ur. ' 0 At Failit‘ IE -“'l 0 ll! "It'll )y rt": .IIIDIJHIIE . eisting a strike. had his bricks " spoilt‘tl." his slit-ill set' on fire. and his watchmen shot st. A master at Stanley] TI... Funk.“ alum do” not .533... L”: evening re. sri‘lifl hmi “fli‘m‘hd " “‘8 Aw?" i’hICk‘MI’H' Elli": pvutotl cfl'urts were made by the Font-me to burn the :1 not amp oyil‘g 7115M mm. it; It M" Il'lm‘d “ll i‘ulit‘a Station at Maui-host". and thus relieve some of sticks. stat-es and piatols. some of litt‘ln masked. lilfl'r- mm t-uttiratlesthore C(ittfillod. The tire wits extingulah- upon pint-ceded tobhls yard and dgstroyetl btlwfirll oil ilt‘iul‘e any damage was done. The Government ‘il‘fé’i’mli‘f fiffi..ii‘.t2.‘tit’i‘.'..?..I.11?.‘L.i".:’.f.t‘0‘2‘: $.12; '33:: $3133; 1333;":3px:;}m- of whom was shot dead on the spot. A Mr..lulttt ’l‘el- Mon, fighting i. "pom-d in hilly. law comutiltetla like oil't-ncc nod it was agreed to " bot- “9.1, routed by the Pope‘s groom, tic him.“ Accordingly boulu. were prepared filled (mm 144. with naptha. blasting powder and sings. 'l‘ltt-y reunited m Tetlow‘a about midnight, and tin-ow four bottles into in. dwelling. one going through the window of the room Tetlow occupied. one or two t-«unliustiblt- bottles were heard to explode in tho botl~rtmms into which they were thrown. The Commission has not yet concluded their investigations and further atrocities will doubtless be disclosed. 'I‘ltu real otijvi-t of Trade Unions has now lit-in litttl‘t)u;.lliy unmasked. and it is for tho trsu interests of honest industry throughout Christendom that. having been thoroughly exposed. they should be speetlaly nholisbt-d.

London. Oct. 19. (cre.)

The invaders

Medical N ottcos.

Ilnlluirmjs Uln‘mfltL—In bad legs. ulcers. scrofttlous sot-us. and glandular swellings the Ointment opt-rates \‘t-l'\' gently. but very surely. and with a rapidity that rims-mill" magic. It should be rubbed into the parts aiTst-led sitcr tiwv have been fomsnted with lakt-wnrtn \\’:ll.t‘l‘. The purifying: and curative thers of this marvellous llllflut‘lth have nerrr boon cl sputsd by any one who has gchn its trial. It contains not it particle tif tiny substance oi a noxious natttru. nor is drum a rant“. on record in which it. has done. the Eliglllost harm. wliilr there are authentic reports of innumerable cures effected by it in all countries, even after overv otlio r nit-ans had been tried in vain. Itls nsmild in its action as it is powerful and beLOiiciul in its efl'octs.

The Remorkablo Properties of ' liuowu‘s Buoxcnut. 'I‘ttntums ‘fur Coughs. Colds. and Bronchial Ail'rctltrns. now stand the first in public favor and confidence; this result ins been acquired by a test of many years. its merits and extensive. use have caused the 'l‘rochee to he counterfeitcd. and we Would caution urcltaeers to be on their guard against wmthlsss imitat one.

The poor little suil'crt‘r will be immediately relieved by usin MRS. WINSIAHV'S SOOI‘IIING SYRUP for t-hil ren luelhiniz. It softens the gums. reduces in~ flsmmstion. cures wind colic. allavs all sin. and gives the child quit-t natural sleep. from which it awaheia en- vi mated and refreshed. Perfectly safe in all cases. as mdlions oi mothers can testify.

u‘AI.LJ.S. . ’ 7".”W'I‘ _,'

momentum. It. Doano. of achr. Nancy. from Labrador.

London, Oct. 16th.

Despatthes rccriVed from Italy this evening are very tut- ortent. The entire press of Italy almost without exception ever the seizure of Home by tho Ut‘vefllntt'llt. 'l‘hr strength of the party of action increases ltnttrly ; the recent successes have tven thou rent-wed courage: sharp tights have or- currt nest FURL! and Alilna. as well as other puintsin tltc Yrovince of Yttstbo. ll\ tilt of which the insurgents lutve been euccesainl.

The Pope has celled an immediate meeting of the Cardinals to consider the si untieu.

I

Turin. Oct. 15.

lassiai has issued a proclamation. in which he expects the Italian patriots in Rome to list: and proclaim a Republic.

London. Oct. 17.

The weekly returns from the Bank of England Ihtl' thci amount of spoon in the vaults decreased £847.000. since the j lost statement made Oct. 10th. Largo ttmounts of specie} have ham shipped from London to Paris durinl the past week. and the current still continues in that direction.

News front the south continues favorable to the party of action. The Oaribeldiam have taken possession of Nerala in the Papal States. where they Lays entrenched thamaelvcu. and await the arrival of other hand- to increaae their number ealrievttlv to enable them to malts a further advance. 31 or Acerbi. one of the deputies to the Italian Parliament. is nmmander-in-Chiefofthe insurgents in that quarter oi the Roman territory.

«lust before the departure of the Emperor from Ilisrrits. on his return to Paris. be summoned a gestural council of his eahiaet to meet hint at St Cloud to consider the conditlt-n of alhlre in Italy. and decide what action France should take is the matter.

The eoaaeil was held yesterday. the Itaperor presiding. The result of its deliberations wait the resolution that France should immediately intervene fur the settlement of the Roman

ovation. but without acting in conjunction was the

tallen Government to that on 7

The H Menu-or" of yrstcrda preaches the Italians with violet legsrdlrg the obligations of solemn treaties. an ‘Elnffll spirit of republicanietn in Italy.

Capt. M. reports. on Sunday. 6th Ot~t.. at 8 p. m. 1-). lrom East Point. 1'. l). inland. spots shi (hoard. waterlogged and loss of sails. making from t a Gut of ‘(Tansm two fishing schoonrrs in conpany.-—Hr. Com. let.

The late Gales have been awfully disastrous al the coast of Ca in Breton. M dalan Islands as Edward Islan . A new e oner named Dash. belonging to Castino. Maine. men. struck on a reef about a mile and a half shore of the Magdalen Islands. and Evidently. tits mea attempted'ew’ ibodiei were drtrcn in. perfectlya life has been fearful some I Standard. .

lai

is a leading editorial re- ng the laws of nations. dis- d fostering

The Gleaner understands ashore on Eshomlnac. on Tee

Israattnned disturbance in Ital . and the prospectl a ‘0! the

Bonus

AN

instant. from BUILDING o a H 83. according to a plan and Good and rot. nired for the due and faith- THE HOUSE TO BF. ADY I-‘OR_ OCCUPATION

'I’ ftcllent security will hair in .1 COtll’lJtZTll) AND ON Tilll‘. le'r OF I

. it miles 1'}. N. P

DAVID LAWNLV. Deputy Collector. Ch Town, Oct.18, 1061.

"warm: niacin-nu.

apprentice to the Print! the “ HERALD" OFFIC Oct. 23. 1867.

CARPEN TE RS.

IIE SUBSCRIBER will receive TENDERS at. his Wand WEDNESDAY the 23d

Store. Queen 8

wishing to Contract for th

ocit‘tcations to he e i this Oilice.

crformanco of

.1

868. EDWARD REILLY.

F”:

i

Charter \Vanted in”

Liverpool !

OR a NEW BAR 03. 283 tons. lying at St. Peter‘s Bay. will be re y to take in Cargo about the 28th

Herald Ofllce. Oct. 16. 1867.

s

am. at St. Peter‘s. and will then proceed to a po he south side to finishileadmg.

Apply to ‘ BENJ. DAVIES. Ch‘towu. Oct. to. 163?4 2i

YARMOUTEI’. S'POVES.

stir sunscatnsn ‘ttas war Rncntvnn. s; 1 schooner " ll. 8. floats." direct from YARMOUTH. hla USUAL SUPPLY offices Celebrated

COOK & 30x STOVES.

lwhich will sold cheap for Cass. or approved Joint Notes.

11.. J. CLADKB. Orwell. Oct. 16. 1867. A if

City Hall. Charlottetown. October 10. 1867.

in all the papers of this City. some he posted is the Engine Ho

all concerned. 1’. MCGOWAN. Clerk.

H Sec. 6. The Chief

mand at tires over all the Engineers. all when

the Fire Department. and all other persons who may

resent at fires. and shall (that all per matinee for t

uxtmguishmtmt of tires; and it alts be the (I113

Uhiet‘ Bng‘i‘ncfl‘ to exercise late the "out... t

n W or . tie-well: ‘M- ‘0