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CllARLOTTE'l‘OWN,PRlNCE EDWARD ISLAND, TUESDAY,

DECEMBER 30.1851.

cassette.

No. 113:»

» WINTER ARRANGEMENTS or MAILS.

THE MAILS for the neighbouring Provinces. during the \Vin-

tor, will be made up at this Ollice every FRIDAY MORN- ING at Eleven o'clock, to be forwarded viii ape Irnverile no-l Caps 'l'ertnentine coinrncncing on I"R|l)AY the 19th of Decenrber, Inlatlartt, Ittd_tlto Mails for Iiizgliuid will be forwarded on lhiit day, I ol .

"riiouas O\'VF.N. I'osliriaiitcr General. General Post Ollice, Chiirlottt-town. Dec. 9, l85l. The Mails from Nova Scotiri will be due every “onday night. (. II the Papers.) Molasses, Oatmeal and Seal Oil. ENDISRS will be received at the SlierilI"s Ollice, until \\’erl- nesdn the 'l‘liirty-lirst day of Decerirber, from persons desi- rous offurnishing Ilia Charlottetown .lail with such qiiaiititii-s of Molasses, Oatmeal and Seal Oil, as rr_iiry be required for Twelve Months, the same to be of an unexcepiiorniblc quality. 'I‘t.-ndi-rs to express the price per gallon titid per pound. I'aymcnt will be made quarterly. \Vll.l.I.t\\I llf)l)Gl-‘S, Slieiilf of Qua-,cii’s County. Chiirlottetown, Nov. 29, IBM.

FIREWOOD and BREAD.

HALE" Tenders will be received at this Ollice, until \\'cduen- day the last day of ecernhrrr nevi, from persons desirous o supplying the Cliarloltetowii Jail wit I " uinl llieiid, for the ensuing'1‘welve Ytlontlrs; the price of each article to be sltilm ' current money nfthis Island; the Bread to b» of the best tllltllll:.';

feet long, piled six feet high, :irid to consist of Iliu Yellow Ilirch, Ash iiird Rock .\luplo; and that no crooked or rotti-ii wood will be received. Each Tender must be iii-r-onip:itiii-d by the names of two rosponsilrlo pt-rsons, willing to liecoino Eecurilies for the due pcrforirranco of the (‘out ic . Payrnent to be made Q,u:irieily', by \V.-irrriiit on the 'l'rcasur_v. .Ir\ \lI".5' \V.-\lllIL'l{'l‘U.\', Col. Seci‘t~t:iiy. Secretary's Otlico, Nov. 28, IRJI.

NE‘()[tMA'l‘l()N is wiiuted of J.r.i1r:s 1)nr..\'.r".v'.}.' natiii:

12 years ago, addressed to his brother, but, in consequcrrco of his oath, it was returned through tho l’ost Ollice. ' ‘wo d.ui'.tlI|t'|'! of that brotlier‘survive and are married, Sarah JIflIl'."’tPI and .II.l:'fiIIlllf Delany. who are instituting the euquirii.-ii. Iirfoririatioii can be ad- dressed to Messrs. Stiisuoiuas 6.: Co., Colonial Agents, 5, [large Ynrd, London. December 9, 1851. [Editors will oblige by copying.) R. B. IRVING,

NOTARY PUBLIC, COJVVE ’.iJvcER, And Public Accountant :

Ofilcr,—Hori. Jlfr. Lord‘: Commercial Buildirigr, DORCHIITIB Srnscr.

flfi Deeds ofConveyancii ofall descriptions, of l.t-asehold and Freelnrld Estate. including Assignments, Mort it sit, &c., Letters of Attorney, on s. Indentures of Apprenticeship. llills of Sale,t,‘li:ir- ter Parties, Arbitration Bonds an war ii, 'elil.iotitl. &c., [It’r’p;It- ed with accuracy and despatch; .\lerchants' Books, I’iiriuersliip rind other complicated Accounts, &c., arranged and biilariced, at ino- dernte char es.

Charlottetown, 9th December, I85].

NOTICE.

VVNEIIS of Farm-steailings or Proprietors of Land for Sale.

0 I.et or Lease. in Prince ".dward Isluiid, ore flriIt(‘llt'tI

to coinniunicate with the Subscriber. its to terms ninl particulars ofsiiiue, for the iriforiiiatioii of intending settlers of small capital, and of the Scotch Agricultural class. An early notice, per l'ost

( id) ill nie t tteriti n. mp‘ ' W e H 0 wit.i.i.\.n l..-\‘.\t0.\"l‘, General Coin. Agent.

2 Howard Street, Glasgow, llth Si-pteinbor. ll-t5l.

IIE Members of the Georgetown Llrancli of the Royal .\-zi'i- cultural Society, whose Subscriptions for the pro.-wni _\~ ii are not id up. are hereby notified, that unless the s.-into lit,‘ p -.l on or before the lat January, 1852, they will not l't' - '..litlL't.I to airy oftlre privileges of the Society. I'crsous desirou< t'l trocomirrg Mr-mlrt-rs, are requested to signi y their intention to the Secretary, and pay thsirsubscriptions on or before the ttiinie date. y order of the (‘on--niitco. .\l.\l.'I‘l.'\' llYll.\'l‘., Georgetown, Oct. 24, I851. Scc‘y. dz ’l‘rt-nsun-r. To the Tenants on Lots 9 Gt 6|. III-I Subscriber having, by Power of Attorney. dated the 6th day of “arch, I861, been appoin.cd Agent totnltc charge of IDTS 9 Gt. til, in this Island, the Property of Lou-renre Sulrrun Esq., notifies the Tenants on those 'l‘ownslrips, that till rents. rind Arrears of Kent, due on the said Property, are required to be paid to him forthwith, he alone being authorized to receive the runno. .lA.\ll£S YIZU. Portllill, April 9, I851.

IIEICIIAS by Power of .-\Itorney, hearing date the Sew-ntli din of July. I:|«"rl. I have been appointed the Agent of

Miss Charlotte .\lici' l.i»'e Compton, of France. to take lo man a smear of her pm rclly in this Island. '1‘ it. s to ' I I persons indebt to the said Miss Coniptun, for lti-ut, irrrears of em or otlrorwisi-,,to pay the some to me, who tlltt also errrpowcn-tl to sell or lease Land in this IiIl'.IIlt..I, belonging to tliu irforesuid .'lliss

Compton. ll.-\NN ‘\II CONIPTON.

St. I'l|eaaor‘s,Nov. 4, I85].

Ll‘ l"""“"“' llnlllfl any legal rlenuinds against the Estate of JAMII M‘ll0.KAl.lI, late of Gr-orgetowii. Ilsqv-ire. deceased.

persons indebted to the said l’.stoti.- are rr-qur--ted to Ilitllitt iririnediotc payment of their re- active Accounts, Protnissory Notes, &c.. &c., M Mr. A. M'I.)onald.

E. 'l‘ll0Rr

VTON. M.\ll'l'lN ll\'l{i‘s' E, l).’\\'IF.l. Blll'}N.\N.

g Exccutors. Georgetown, Ilst 0ctr., IBM.

COUNCIL Orricrc. Juno WIIEIIEAS application lttll bi-en rnrulo to His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in (foiincil, to l'IiI!fl that part of an old I the ‘ '

will be closed at the eiipirstimi of six lIit)ttlII-I from this ilato-, not»-rm auflelent aslaa be shown to the contrary, in tlis terms of the Act of I Win. 4. Cap. ll.

CHARLES DE illRISAY, C. C.

London News, the Jlsiarurclrs for 1852. Isohtoes

, Queen's Square.

Illustrated Lsdiu’ JV'¢in

P?"- r sale ratio. 1'. ruvsuut .Cbartstiatcvrs. Doc. to. 0..

[Anvi:iiTrsi:‘.ui::s1'.j .

To His Excellency Sis Ancxarsoun Banssnuas, In’/u‘_r,rIrl, Lieutenant Governor, and Commttrirler-iri- C'flt'lf, 51., do , tl-c. In Cor.oivr.u. PARLIAMENT;

llE Petition of \Vil|iarn Cooper, on belialf of the l'l'ennntry, res ectfully submits for corrsi eration. that the intention of having it Legislature to enact aws, are. that the enactments shall be well coirsiilered; that they will not assume or assert any thing but the truth; that they will be founded a Hill just rind equiinlrlo prlttt‘.l|rlL'tI. hit the 'l‘cnant Coiirpcusation llil ‘ ' ' of these essentials. 'I'liat Bill assumes, have it just and a lawful title to the lands, the rent tenants‘ improvciiieiits. Now. it is well kiiown. that the landlords’ title to the lands, lras been in dispute many years, and a trial for their title has never been allowed, therefore a llill constructed so its to gain (I title for the Iaiidlords, under the deceptive colour of preserving the value of the iurproveincnts to the Teiiuiitry is irieqiii- ta rle, itrid corisequt-Iitly, could not receive the lloynl Assent.

But il'sur-h a llill were to pass the l.t=gislatuic of this Colony, it would serve the purposes of the I.t|ll(Ilt\|‘tIs| for a time. It would ackuoivlcdgc tho I.:indlords‘ 'I'itlt-, as far as the opinion of our Le- gislature went; and the \\'lIlllltIltllllg the Iloyal Assent from such l| irie:isiire, would utliirtl the Landlords a pretext to say, that the Co- louizrl Li-gi.-ilrrturc tried to deprive the l'roprii-tors oftheir property: but the Iniperial tiovi-rnrrii.-nt would not allow any coinpeiisiitiini to 'l'euziuts for iinprounnents, because the Tenants inust liavo

riowii wln-n they tool. their lenses, that they would have to iriiprova the property.

'I'licro iiro other objections to the hill, but what is already sub-

mitted will show, that the Legislature cannot li-gislate with any nil- vantage to IN'lIt'lll lIli' (.'oloiiy, until the landlords’ titles tothc 'I‘owu- ship I.itI|tItl are li.-v;:ill_v iiiiestigatt-d IIIHI extinguisht-d. \Villt:i \'l(‘\\' to these objects, I'i.-titioiicr re.-pectfully submits the following re- ninrlts : It has her-ii the opinion of some govcrnnicnts, that an introduc- tion tilicrrtriiii "nrs,-igiii-r-i would be a lieuclit to the (‘0llltlIlll|lI\' of the country into wlriclr tliey were introduced; and tho (iratits ol' the 'l‘owrisliips Ufllllsl Island. are fttllll(Il‘t.I on such aiiopiiiinii. 'I lit? lands nftliis Island were the property oftlic llritislr public, and if i were ttiir.-stiora,-il, wlii-tlii.-r the King in Council could iilieiiato the pulrlir: land.-i to be settled with llllt‘l_«_;Ilt3l’.i, ant et.-iin them for airy length uftiiiic for that |\tlIp0~‘t', wit tout an act of l'ar|iarna-rzt : it l"Ill IIlltl.|l\I iii illHt\'t'l'. that the (rirniitei--I in wlroin the 'l'itli-st were vi--toil, \\'i~rP. llriiisli tllll>_lt,'CI.'l, and they were allowed _/‘or/1' yritrx u rig to or tile tln.-ii‘ grants \\'Illl foreigners, and if they liIilt‘t.l to do so, the lands rcvi.~rt<'d to the public u_-_;ain; cotzsrequr-irtly, lllt'l‘t' \v:is only four _vi-ais allow oil to the (iraiiti-t-s to try tlioi.-xperiiiieiit, as to \\’lI<'lllt!t‘ they could st-tll-.2 their (limits with tho lilftllélltfli reqnircil, and if they were not tlt'lllClI, tho tirants were ruirl (1/t'[ if none r[]'crt. Such are the conditions of the (irants, and the (Eran- ti-os were perfectly at libeit_i' to accept or reject them as they pli'.'i.si.-tl.

The plan for the lPllli'lIIt"Ill of the Tirwtislilp I.ands with Foreign l'rott'St:int.s, or else the (irauts to be void til the expiration of four years, appears to have been duly considered, and made perl'er.tly t-unsistciil. in ever ' respect. The rlzin was made by the Lords (.‘oinirii.-sinners for Trade and l'liiutations. and FlllltIIIll(‘tI by tliciu

specified number of forvigiiers), wit ttii our years from the date 0 the Grants, then the whole of the Towiisliip shall liecoine forfeited (to the Crown). and the (Brain shall be voirl rim. of none qjfert, and as all the ’l‘ownsliip (irants were passed iirnlcr the tlilllit: Urder in Council, and contain the some conditions 'or sell ernent or for-

" re; and as no such persons were iatrodiiccd and settled upon the Towiisliip I.:inds as required, the grants are void am! of none rfferl. Ilut it has been said on behalf of the Landlords that they had iinlulgienri-s. that the lands ll:I\’t.' never bcon furfviied, and tl:~: i\liiiisti.-rs‘ ili-sptitclies have Ircnii cited as :iiitlunit_v to show, that the Lzrrnllords have it right to r«:covi~r rent fruirr the 'l't~iiautry', lrecaitsetlre 'I'i.-iiuiitryliad Cti\t‘II:IIIlt.'tI to pay rent, and they shall tli-rive no lN'IlI‘lll froiri tltelirrfeiturc oftlic lainls, for in ciiiiscqiroirc-o of sur,-It CtI\‘(‘."..'llll, tlicy would liave to pay tho sarnn rent to tho Lruwn.

The Crown Iatnds are the property‘ ofthe public, and thorn are public servants up ioiutcd wlioso duty it is to procr-ml against li il'--it- l".I l.:iiit , and l‘t.‘\ sl. thorn in tlicCiown. lint lllt‘ colliision ct" ll'|V public st-i’\':ir.t. 1"‘ -viirinls, with a set of men to allow lhciri to 51:- suiiic air own«'r.~hip, over the public lands with the intent oft.b‘:i3rr- iiig rents from the people who are itnpimr "1 the lands, doc-' not Ill - privis the pulrllt: of the right, to recover such l:iiids, or to oxpiiso lln‘ collu.-ion of pulrlic servants. Neitlicr should it prevent IIlt3jll:llIllt‘:!- lion of the injured piirtics.

The tiriiiitr-cs \\t'll‘ not at liberty to settle their grants with Bri- lisll sirlrji-ct.-, in lll‘ll ofilne fort-igriers rr.-quirci ; lrtit when this (Iran- lccs fuili-il to settle their lirants with l'oi'cigiiei.s, the lands \\'t‘It.'

to be settled with Ilritislifitiliji-cts, :..s I tiiiittcr of entire‘; bitt cer- l

t:riiily not with tiny tli¢p.'iragetiiciit to Ilritisli sllli_ltlt‘li; tlierrfore tlir-,

l-Isclu-at ofthe forli-iied lands becarnn irrdi.-ponsalile, to er-at-lc tho

tioveriirncnt to ~'- ttlc the lands. with Ilritish sulijccts. in tlic satire

IIlllI|I|I‘l' as the like persons have been settled in this and in other '1: 0tllt'~l.

'l‘|iore is no authority to sliow, that the King in Council ever into-titled or could iulentl, tlial Ilia‘ lalroiiring and iiitlustrioiis r‘ ocscs of llritish subjects, should have to clear atitl cultivate the l:iivrl.~ oftliis (,'olouy for the rt-proserit:iti\‘es tiftlie (iruntt-es. who ll.".\re and do still deprive them of the fruits of their lahoiir, under tl.‘: pretext, that tho lands iiro not foiii-itt-il; nor is there :ii.'. authority to show, that l| .\linisti-r‘.s rlospzitcli can set aside or 's'll~' ' rnrl the solemn act t-ftlio King in (Tonncil, for such iniquitous purposos, iicii ier is it con-isiciit wit I justice, that such it course of oppression should bo- cornr: lrrwtirl by length oftiine, when that time is prolonged by the servnnis oftlie ('rown. nsstuning the iiziine and autlroriiy of Illll Fo\ei'cigii, to suspend the low, that I.:iritl|ords without it title to Illt' land. shall tli-riuiutl and lultc ii rent from the : ,,,I'l(‘llllIlfiIl population ofit Colony, and wlion tlio-to 'l'v-itaiitry have prii "ed the govt-iritncnt r.-pent:-rlly, ever riini-e the year I757, that the .andlords‘ Titles to the lands should be tried !

’lien so rnany oftlro origi-in Grants were bought and sold, tho Grants which were wortlrless iii the hands of the lioldo s were iirado varluuble in the liands oftlic purrliasers, the (irunts of land in the hands oftlre tjrziiitecs, were .~(‘tIlt‘t'ly worth a farthing an acre; but iirrirrcdiaitt-l, on the piircliuse, were made worth it pound nu ricro, but not In; irnprwr-rnicirls .' 'I'lie depression on one sido, and tha- cxlriioriliuiiry advance on the other, can be ttccoiintt-tl for in one way on! '. 'l‘lie tiriiiiti.-es believed, that the lurnls would be It'- siuricd by the (frrnvn as it rnntti-r of course. 'I'lie p|lf(‘ll.'Ilt'I'! hail contrived ll srlietne, ti ll ako 'l'cruints of British sirlijeets, and led the labouring claroi to llt'lIt.'\I', that they liiid obtained indulgence to scttc their hind with any persons, rind held up tho linfoitiire for ll0lI-It',l|lt'llIt.‘lII with ‘orritzn l’ioI¢-strrnls, ii i-ubji-ct for rIlIIl'I‘lI‘.

During those in-liirioiis tr.-in-actions, (itI\’(‘fI|fll‘ Fanning lit-c.iurri a proprietor of several (irnrits ! 'I has the Colonial IIIIIIIIWIIIPH. in- stead of roiecting labour and industry. usurped ii title as pr-oprio- tor over the public lands, ii luding the lands reserved for I"islu-ries;

and the Colonial authorities. as pvopri- tors. air as agents pro- prir-tors. set air examp to or is, lir obtain original Grrinis or agencies in like manner, while the in it who were tang ll\

by their labour, had to become or attornrnent obtained from the 'I'eriant is fraudulent on the part ofthe I.andlord, in every intent a d I made compulsory on the Tenant by the Colonial authorities, supported by Minister's des- patches.

In (iii-at Ilrilain, many oftbe titles of ancient faurily estates are ost, and it woul.l rIt‘ldttttt happen in that country, I int an ordinary 'l't-riiiut could liavo ii claim to the freehold of this hind he took to form. and III them are othcr wa s for clairruints to Il‘0Vt" their title, it has In-conic law in l".n;;|nud, that a 'I'en:int shall not. dispute his landlord's title. This lirw \\lIll'll is just and equitable in I".nglnird, is quite tho reverse here; In-cziriso the 'I't-niiut had it right to partake in the Public Lands, upon tho sanro terms as any other subject. But in imitation ofthe ii-age III I-Ingluntl. the iinposters who lltflt‘ usurped an ownership over the Public Lands, issue warrants to distrriin the property oftbs men they have deceived arid defrauded. and the courtsof law award the 'l‘enant's y to Landlords

vrlioss title to sash properly is card sad or‘ sons sfort; as it ap-

pears on record, declared by the King in Council, evidently to

guard ugainstt e iin ition in ractice. _ The conspiracy to deceive the agricultural pulation. Ind °°“'P°l them to pay rent to irnpostora for the Public .ands, has been con- ' d It successive Governor 0

P d

on n it w ent 'tn iitrug other application for relief had failed. the tennntry refused the pay- ment o rents, with the view to in ace a le u investigation into the case of persons claiming rents for lauds when their title is void ! but iustcntkifan iiivestig.itiou.troops were marched into the cuuiitry at the expense of the Culoiiy, to overawe the Tenantry, and retltlce liiciii to the obedience of mini iers and iiiipostors. 'l‘lius have wicked iueu, abused the iiairra and authority of our gracious Sove- rr-.i--n, and employed the troops of the British empire. in aid of fruit usurpation, pillage, rind extortion: and the most vigilant and over- bearing Laird Ag-rut alias Landlord, has been elevated to the Ilenclip as if it were iiiteuled thereby to rewnr the Limit Age!!! 0|’ llls vigilance nriil overbearing. an at the satire time to deter the Tenan- Iry from seeking any reniedy at Law. . _ Mary it therefore please your I'I.vcv.-llencv, to take the subpict into coirsidciution, iirid by rind with the advice ii nsitislaiice of the Council and Assembly, to repeal nn crioctineiits, and reriiove any iriipedirricirts wlricli could bar the Tciuiiit froui it trial with his Land- lord, and proceeding l0jll(I:(tlIt‘.lll. nccordiii to the merits of the case. Or that your Iivcellericy will be pleased to make such order in the pn,-irrisus, as you, in your wisdoni shall deem to be just and ‘equi- table. to restore the 'l‘en:intry to their rights, of being settled without disparageriieiit, upon the Public Lands, which they have iniproved a tirade vnlttttlrle at their own cost and labour. And yoitr petitioner as in duty bound, will ever pray. _ \’Vll.l.l.-\.\I (,'00l'l.ll. December IS, I83l. 2w

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iilisccltiiiicoiis.

'l‘llE I"l.l(ilI'l‘ OI" 'l‘I.\lE. In reference to the flight oftiine, Dr. Spring once closed :i dis- course in the following graphic larrguzigo : " .-'lt:ill in.-ver address this :iudiericeiig.iin.—l shall never iigaiii meet llIt.'lll, but at the bar of (rind. ' ‘lizit llIll3l‘\'lt!\V set-ins ' lee fat distant. llut. it will be as soon as 'l'iitir'. wit I iis eagle tviiigs. shall liuvc linisln-d the little reiiiuant ofhis short career. ‘* ‘ .'lfior lIt'illII the judginent.' \Vc die: but intervening riges pass rapidly over tlitrse who sleep in the tItl.~l. 'l‘liero is no pl:itc there, on which to count the hours ofliriie. No loii;p.-r is it told by

are hidden from lllt.'lf' sight. Its flight is no lon_vi-r noticed by tho ,\'l"ll!l perceived liy the serrst-s, for tho car is deaf and the eye is The busy world of life. wliicli wakes at cilt.'lI urorning and causes every night, goes on abovu thi-in, lint to them all is silent and unseen. The grer-tinggs ofjoy rind the voice of grief, the revo- lution nferupires and the lapse ofnges, son no sound within that narrow ccll (it-iteration after gcncratiori are brought and laid by their side-', the inscription upon their riioiiuriieiital inarblc tells the centuries that have passed away; but b the sleeping dead, the long interval is unobserved. Like the tlrcaiii of it tiight, ivitli the quick- ness oftliought, the itiiiid ranges tirrie and space without it limit. There is but it iiioirienl. between the hour when the eye is closed in the grave, and when it wakes to the judguient."

A TOUCIIING INCIDENT.

Sonic two years ago, Mr. Eldon 5. .\loody, of Monmouth, wont to Califorriia, leaviiig his wife nnd a young child with her mother in Lloston. The corn.--ipondenre he . -n he liusbuud an wife was

regularly kept up,

tl it his young wife coultljnin him in :1: ar oti' land of gob ; ut the dctinito p - u am :ll’l"tttgt,'lllL‘fl!tt or i ::s olrjoct lni been defcrrctl. A short. time since, n l for from tho absent liiishand, pictured agriia

the pi0.spt-(‘ls that (‘.ll€(.‘l"-I his long and weary oi--erice, and toucln il ' «rain I 1'.‘ rope, that tlii- time would soon cnnie, when he slronld I it proper to iriziltc airraiigernr-iiH for bi-i vvifo. ‘llltl child to j on llllll in San l'r;rirci,-co. Tlie lit.-art oftli-i tillctttica i1'.' woiiiaii t:.t-"t the qiiestioiis of safel zinzl r.-conoiriy to the \\l.ltl.~', and she I't!.\‘tIlbt'tl in s rite of all obstacles to start lllIllIt?t.lluli.‘l_V for Ciiliforiiia, and stir- prlsc ln-r liti.-'li::iid by her uiie.\;:-'r'tctl rirriva .

She stzrrti-il; and rrlnrosi on the day that she laiidcd in Crilifoiiiii, nllll a swelling ll4‘iIl'l to llIt'l‘I licr llllsllllllll, tli:it liushaiitl lauiled iii the city of ll-rston! Ile hail tiizidc :i su.li on det--ruiiiration, iiistig.-rti-.tI l-y [)-lilflicitllll, torotnrri Ironic. Ilia seriaii-i dis-ippointrnent, coir- rr. i.-ted with the loss of a Ct)ll!4ItIt‘|'l|l|ll: portion of his li.ird-euriiod property by the failure ofn New ’ i »u---, to wliein he li:id iii-

tiusteil it, so wrought upon bi- ll‘ Hi I}; liealtli, that he sttrvivetl but about one ivr.-i-k—and was lIllll','lt' in Monmnutli for burial it ft-w days since. No details oi‘ llr-Q pwvr wife's ilri"r:ll'ul disappoint-

izicut hate asyi-1 been received; but the lllt\ll:' t,ilr.it wlizitevi-r may have her-n its oilieci. it still deeper atllrctim: ycl aiiuils hi.-r, adds a most painliil l'-atiirc to the picture. -— lt'ut¢r't‘ilIr Jllutl.

Ilfllllllll Al"I'Alll.

DEATH or A ;‘IOTllElt AND TWO or tint CHii.nitr:N l-‘ROM l'oir-oN.—Ycstcrtla ' irroriring, Mr I*‘oi'rest, n cirtli-man residiiig in lligli-street, near Collard, appeared at the Mu_vor‘s ollice. and iiiailc atlidarit. cliarging a servant girl in his cnrploy, nanrod Naiicy l'-arr:-ll, with Catt.-‘iii: the death of his youngest child, :rlrnitt two years old, by tircans of arsenic. 'I'tie particulars, as related by Mr. Forrest, in connection with this rlnrrge, are of the most tnrk rrrid li.-trrowing nature, rcndr-ring it p-iiufully probable, that it most licitious criiiiii has been pi-rpotrati-i‘.. It itcciiis that it few weeks since, the wife ol'.\lr. I"ori'csl was suddeul seized with it violcrit illrress, sttppo.-tcd at the time to bo tliolcra rnorlrus, and died in the course oftive or six hours. 'l'cii days ago, Mr. Forrest‘s cliildicn were taken sick with a similar iiinlznly-, and one-an inii_-resting boy aliout. right years of ugc —(-xpir»-d I-| less tlr:iit tin hour. II \Vediiesi|a_v, tho llttlltlltlltier nieuilrcrs ofthc unfortunrite lainily wore again ltll:ICl\'t‘t , us on t to t\vo |'lI‘l.‘\'l0llfl occuiiioiis, while IiII\I' g tliii- nirr, iiud bi-fore night. Jazrios, the child iiieiitiniii-tl iii the ulli-Iuvit, was it corpse. I’h_\ ~'l.’l!Itll were called in. who iuli-rrcd from the voirriting and piirgiri; wbiv-li attended the sickness of the deceased, that do-tilt lr.id li"t'lI prod sad It poison.

A post lliitrlutlt t'\ItlHit.1IitIn was held upon the body oftlio child slanics, \\'IlIt'll I'('t“|llt‘4l i r it quantity of arsenic bi.-irig found in tli stouiuch. This cast -Lnrig sll.lplt‘.ltttt upon the servant girl. who had oirjoyeil durii _-5 tta--c r "zltlllfl of siukricss and death, her usual good health. Mr. I'orri-s- . uordingly iirado tlm allidavit, iiud she wail .irre.stuil and pot ‘o _; ll to await on t'x:tlIIllI.Illitti noxt lllunday. Sho cvinccil no surprixi: when nrrt-sled, rind stoutly deities the tic_ciis.'i- lion ngninst \\'e iinderstarnl that .\lr. Forrest intends to have the rt-nruins tit his wife and other child iiiiiiit-diately taken tip and subiiiitti-d to a post rnortcui cxuiiiiriation, III! bciu lirnily coiivinced that they also died ftoiii tho etli.-cts of poisori.—Ci'iu:i'itnaly Ga-