THE EXAMINER.

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what benefit would the Tories derive frou: sach a display ¢ A DANIEL COME TO JUDUMENT. — Th her Counties rhieh, if their electors were ——- 3 ere are two other Counties, in Wwhieca, i eRe Te , : a We read in the Jsland-r of last Friday, when we had no

| We give below the Queen’s Message to Mr. Buchanan, with |

Hlis Exe lleney’s Re} ly —

a Marine Intelligence. PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

tl : ‘ emb! » particular place in each, would pronounce . | | ; ’ assem i 1 at on party } sa ‘ ’ : . . better amus ment for our leisure, a letter addressed to the To THE LlonoRABLE rue PRESIDENT OF THE Unsine Srarus,| | 4 inio irectly favour of the Government (or the course ; ; ' vr | oer 4 se = etl) : a ‘ } liset Lieut. Governor, and signed by one ** Alexander Mek LY, 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. 4—Schr. Ploughboy, Robert z Pict 1 Woodbi p HAVO in this matter ‘he proper piuice to Giscuss . 4 : ; : Aug. 4— . Plo vbertson, Pictou; / { they have pursued in this matter, Lhe proper pia | ler Majesty desires to congratulate the President upon the "Sydney; do. Amegent Nichotson, do. ; do oo McRae, Pietou ‘ , , —— oS , , > ° A » ;

: Who sty les himself a ** Minister of the Gospel —(we would the conduct of the Government with respect to the late dis-

: : not be aware of the fact unless he had condescendingly in- is the floor of the House of Assembiy.

: Ra , . : . — oo missals, yrany thittg « ise, formed us of it), and a ** Graduate of @ Seottish University

. —_ “_ aiority. as they prete hev have, let ‘1 a : If the Tories have a majority, as they pret nd they have, | ,—-( Phe name of the University is cunningly withheld, but his them prove it, by calling on the Governor to assemble the

* the ave not the majority, all their! pp, y it they have n the m jority i it Eng ish chiest eid

Legislature at ouce. one, ) We cannot exactly say what J

indignation meetings will be of no earthly avail. Such meet- | weiter had in addr ssing lis Excellency, unless to realize a ings can only serve to agitate and excite the public mind, and | dim and yisi mary hop ad having Se edad talked over in possibly lead to a breach of the peace. We hope the Sheriff | better soci ty than that to which he has been accustomed ; but of this County has taken care to make the parties who are | ** The best laid schemes of mice and men,”’

instrumental in calling the meeting for Wednesday provide | he knows the rest of his countryman’s shrewd remark, and we

whatever means may be necessary to maintain a due observance bave some pity for him, sceing him shivering under the cold of the peace for on their shoulders will rest the responsibility | blanket which the Assistant Colonial Secretary has thrown

, | ray i : ) yeu } -- of its disturbance. It would be rather too much of a good | OVe! his epistolary labours.

. . ° . 1: 1 ail a rhines in . ay , it ie p f lis Eveelle ‘yy

thing to ask the Government to pay out of the public chest He whines in proper Puritanical style to His Excellency : \

such expenses as may be incurred in convening and conducting | 900 Some speecac s—(he calls them*** flagitious’’) —said to

a meeting called together for the purpose ol condeyining

themselves. ee : 4 ; e tien o } MetKay., Graduate of a Seottis! ' rsity.’’ an 12 Calis Anxious to throw the responsibility of a breach of the peace, Xay, Graduate of a Scottish University, ia

. in ; as ; ,_} Upon the Governor to punish the speaker and ‘the printer. if it occur, upon any one’s shoalders but their own—the Od- : “ nae? in ,| We can’t spare time to search our files ; but we are quite sure structiyes pretend to be shockingly incens ‘d at the few good} : : : i uli

. . Ze ¥ Ore that the ‘organ of the Governmient,’’ as our paper is Gesig- humoured remarks which we made in our last No. in reference

forthcoming meeting. Weare accused of the high crime ; : | wt i al te : such as were delivered on the floor of the Assembly, and of threatening them with the presence of our countrymen from

| nated, has published no speeches of the Colonial Secretary but ia ‘ i.

| printed in all the papers alike; and we are equally sure, that |

every Lrish settlement in the County ; and as a set off, they | / : ; : . pect . , | in making any speeches there or elsewhere, the Leader of the speak darkly and menacingly of a gathering of the clans from

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ae ore Ly , 139 0} : | Government Was as innocent as we are of the existence of Belfast and similar localities. We certainly did allude to the |

: , | this consequential ‘* Graduate of a Seuttish University.”’ unty coming,to the | . a taki ’ : |} It would be a sinful waste of time, and of newspaper ink

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possibi! ty of the Irish inhabitants of the Co

meeting in considerable numbers; but by whom are they in- | Ly Y a i, Wn’ al eel ‘and paper, to reply to the ravings of this Puritanical letter- vited? Not by us. The Tories Bay the whole County are up| ¥ 5

: . , eal . {writer. The best way to dispose of him, 8 to travesty the in arms against the Government, in ¢c ynsequenee of the dis- | |

missal of the late Postmaster and his Clerk. If this be the

letter affords abundant proofs that he never graduated at an |

successful completion of this great international work, in which

the Queen has taken the deepest interest. The Queen is con- |

vinced that the President will join with her in fervently hoping thatthe Eleetrie Cable which now connects Great Britain with | the United States, will prove an additional link between two nations whose friendship is founded upon their common interest and reciprocal esteem. ‘The Queen has much pleasure ‘in thus communicating with the President, and renewing to

| inn her best wishes for the prosperity of the United States.

REPLY. Washington City, August 17. To Her Masesty Vicrorta, Queen or Great Briraiy.

Her Majesty the Queen on the success of the great international enterprise, accomplished by the science, skill, and indomitable energy of the two countries. It is a triumph more glorious, because far mure useful to mankind, than was ever won by conquerors on the field of battle. May the Atlantic Telegraph,

| | | The President cordially reciprocates the congratulations of | | |

have been spoken by the Leader of the Government, and pub- |

lished by the Queen’s Printer, against this ** Alexander Me- |

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style of the Assistant Colonial Secretary, which we do in the

under the blessing of heaven, prove to be a bond of perpetual ace and friendship between the kindred nations, and an ustrument destined by Divine Providence to diffuse religion, civilization, liberty and law throughout the world. In this view will not all the nations of Christendom spontaneously unite in the declaration that it shall be ever neutral, and that its communications shall be held sacred im passing to the places of their destination, even in the midst of hostility ! JAMES BUCHANAN. —_—___—_—_—___-¢ 2eo@2-» -————- ON DIT, That R. B. Irvine —perseveringly and thankfully discharging, day after day, the highly onerous and important duties which a few kind friends baye contiding!y devolved upon him, in his capacity of a teacher of y outh—positively entertains so

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| thorough acontempt for any thing extended to be detrimental,

either to his character or his interests, which may be written

by any member of the firm of Dodson § Fog, and Peat itl Charlottetown, August 23, 1858.

by such @ man as the proprietor of the Islander; that, if

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even only one conciliatory dash of his ready pen could con-|

. is } a “epee Sill iB oe é and deuhiiehics vert thei? reasoniess and spleens trasn Into tie MOBt praUusive strain, their love, which he wisely apprehends could not but

bal. &—Flors, Hingley, Tatamagouche; lumber. Belle, S

Shemogue; do. 6—Sovereign, Purdy, Pugwash: atom

Conservative, McFadyen, Richibuctou; deals, Bee, Ogden, Bay

de Verte; do. 10—Caroline, Aylward, Sydney; coal. 11—Olive

Braneb, Goodwin, Tatamagouche; lumber. Copy, Clark, Pugwash ; simestoue. William Nelson, Silliker, Bay de Verte; deals; Chal- lenge, Irving, Richibuctou; bal. Ellen, Pentz, Pugwash; lime- stone, Cherub, Bears, Tracadie; shingles. 16—Schr. Mar, t, Finlayson, Miramichi; salt. Trial, McDonald, do.; luwber. le, bprague, Bay de Verte; lumber. Compages, Kennedy, Halifax; merchandize, 17—Angelique, Babin, Sydney; coal. 18—Sarah Jane, Hingley, Tatamagouche; boards,

‘. ey - CLEARED. :

ug. 6—Schr. Helena, Roberts, Pictou; flour, &e. Mayflower, Gerri

Jlalifax; produce. 7—Kilen, Pentz, Pugwash; bal. Bee, Ogden, Bay de Verte; do. 9—Sophia, Blanchard, Tracadie; bal. Ship Eviel, Hall, Liverpool, G. B.; timber & deal—by Danean, Mason & Co. Schr. Sago, McRae, Sydney; bal. Sovereign, Purdy, Pug- wash: do, 10—Woodbine, Robertson, Sydney; bal. Lively Lass, do., Pictou; do. Eclipse, MeDonald, Sydney; do. M—Pi boy, Robertson, Pictou; bal. 13—Mino, Murchison, St. John’s, N. F.; spars and billets. Olive Branch, Goodwin, Tatamagouche; bal. Copy, Clark, Pictou; bal. William Nelson, Silliker, Bay de Verte; lumber. 14—Ariel, Moore, St. John’s, Newfoundland; cattle, shéep, and butter. Elizabeth, Scott, Sydney; bal. Brig Richmond, Bristol; lumber. 17--Schr. Ellen, Pentz, Richibuctou; bal. Eglantine, Eldridge, Boston; fish, &c.

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New Advertisements.

Flour, Flour!

ee (TUESDAY), 24th instant, at 11 o’eloek, a on Peake’s Wharf, the CARGO of the schr. “ Mary Odelle’—

390 barrels superfine Canadian FLOUR,

200 = do. fine do.

30 =©6do. Rye Flour,

150 do. assorted qualities of Flour,

25 do. superior extra-superfine Flour.

A. H. YATES, Auctioneer.

From Montreal. Flour, Bread, Crackers, Tea, Tobacco, Soap,

: following words :— a ae : ¥: Sy case, al { the Lrishmen be humbly permitted to constitute a | ” ‘6 Examiner Office ley mntually pr te much more baneful to him than their malice, Rico, Raisins, &e. © ” } i . ae = > »- 1} . r . ¢ terehas x . he i flir i : ; 3 . . r T * small portion of the inh thitants of the County, we think the} ‘AY yusl Zo, 1858 {he would nof st ap to purchase, cyen wt a triling eT A ¥ O he sold by Auction on THURSDAY next, the 26th, at ‘ AU Vi iv $505 528 SEDEEY . — - | a. . ‘ me rather 21 a , Fr hea sey IP ORS , ety | Pn aie ny reo y r ‘7 ] } ‘sfied to] ' -* The Reverend Alexander McKay, | And that—altogether unenvious of the goiden success which | ll o'elock, on PEAKE’S WHARF, the cargo of the fi — 8. eles aneo yan iasatished ¢t ‘arr 126 | : < — 2 . . 7 ‘ ava attendaa tha tent drod-rery ft a es Oe . : 7 Tories caght to be rather pleased than d 1 A that) ‘s @ Graduate of a Scottish University ‘may, in the one ease. have attended the patient drudgery of | Brigantine ** Minnie,’’ from Montreal : i ta . 1 » Shementoan of VT odnesday next. { = ai ; : cr * _ * . peek eee eS shawp arisen tn the other. from the less honorable ‘ i e -t is their intention tu show themse!ves on Wednesday next.) «+ Sir—We have read your letter. We are sorry for having | ¢ clodpole, or nave arisen, In the Otner, i we : 1 cal rae ale | 600 barrels superfine FLOUR, ee heat 14 ae ine exertions of ‘“a sharp practitioner’ —-in hus humbie spnere, | OF ; ae Butoh’ say the Obstructives, you have aliua i to Donny brook | lost the time in dving so. | exertions of **a s rp } ition 1 his hi 2 Bp 1 250 ry ai oa Dutonh : sxy d ' 6 Sip ihe can yery freely wish, with respect to the foriner, that md 60 do Ship BISCUIT fair. Ve certainly did quote two slnesus = o” a ‘++ Your obedient servant, j were In his power, out of the superabandancee of his wealth,| 75 boxes assurted Peenkers and Soda Biseuit : : : : } a - — ” > = . c ie : es ‘ ' out | ie ; a oe / ] : ag >? ghiok ES ee Ses . ’ . ' , as old as the hills, that reminds us of the g/vi s manner in | ‘* Tug Epirton os THE EXAMINER. it rchase a little wit—even only ** @ /itle tiny wit ’’—which SO) do. Liverpool Soap i ' 1 .- 1] a . 2 ° . : N i JOT © tp, : oe ve eel ial r) i sai ss: iii inlenit ; 0 place as a creditable difference in his flavour between 95 do. Tobaceo Pipes which our country! utted themselves at i Ly VTOOK _ ° ee ae ae ae : ot ee ele bul ; ‘ ot 0. 4% “8, : hrs hi rate ‘ A CANADIAN OPINION ON THE DISMISSALS. | itmesell and his horse, which creature, as the balance at present $0 hives Mics s far And isita ne to lard ICUVTULLONS Wiest & Quon | i ar ae es et MAE eee acinar i etands between him and his muster,is certain! y the muet re > ‘ a : ci ) stand tween noe and hi 7 ist ' . - ay ou . ” 1 more 20 boxes best Museatel Raisins, tution mas t L ¢ \5 ire lehted to the Qu Chronicle of the 13th inst ‘apab] >and estinable ees tie tw }; and, pee respect tu ”) .do. Val. Raisins, : te latter. that. when satisfied with the amount of his aecu- ' mya . 5 oe | a ee following judicious and well-timed remarks im relerence » ylated eains. he may retire from eracticc—not loaded with 10 chests PEA, , -1Ace , . ‘ 2 ag ap ' : ee ee re ae as 10 boxes superior TOB. ) , in ¢} ' ) hit } n to . I ' . ' ' s } , os ie “ i 1 ‘ +} ' I , keeping than to thins rice ee et 3 co m<*! to the late changes in the Post Office depariinent Oo: this isan l. the curses of widows and orphans, or of any other of the 10 do. Cunfectionery¥ rather of Ireland, when we are going to ve Lt ; : : 1 -.. | world’s unfortunates, whose defenceless position has rendered . gesncsmng eee, ae ae See Gee ORAS 8 DIS OF Gi e commend their attentive perusal to the syimpathisers with) "°°" see ” sete ages 2 ep ca” Terms at Sale. 3 : on o ' , 8 : eee them a safe aud easy prey to the wily and unprineipiea—dut 4. Hl. YATES, Auction r own or day sa i to its t ti Ve], edie uit D.: af . ~ : a . } a. Gh, Dade ; 3 . Messrs. Owen and DesBrisay :-- lable, like the just Semue!, when retiring from his high and ‘harlottctown, ‘August 23. 1858 ni onecr did not s2CU UK Gay sor th In sbenaction aa veitine Ih AULILD | ‘614 Prines Edward | ind.itannears, se “eral pers ms boidine | danyervds olnce of Judge of Israel, to say, With the mecKe iii aie dinate eihiheaietesidiacaigldidadal leiden a acnaiatis j ME erm MUWard isiane, le apy > V } = | x = ~ ’ ° did vever—they s the very d t - | official situations chose to vote aud to use their inilu nee against | boldness of conscious rectitude, ** Behold, here L am, witness Regatta. Jest , 1 1 . Bi aa NS A i a i ie a, EL OI 4 ini’ det tle Gaanrinely wae dice Chis! acainst wie before the Lord; whose ox have Il taken? or whose ; s 2 7. Teoland und y have h } ] auyernment >; ana t ¥ wocoreingry were disii ° AIS | ASAl Li , . 7 mn ANN > oa. : eee ea are brook Fair t Zend A tuey hav Weed thei) evrannical conduct, as if has been called, on the part of Sir} ass have [ taken? or whom have [ defrauded? whom haye I gem Se ee take place on TUESDAY, the requisition to the Sheriff, calling the meeting, with the name of} f)yminick Daly and bis advisers, bas relieved a portion of the | oppress ad? or of whose hand bave L received any bribe to| pon duy i heals ee xt, commencing at 10 o'clock, iri ’ w) ' HW] bail fur 1] [slanders from an vbijection, which they pre vusly entertained | blind my eves therewith ? and I will restore it.’’ am. The tolowing PRIZES will be awarded te the owners aa Tisimansa son Wno, We Wiil 0 aii iu? .2llui, Wiil was LsinnGers rola an OV) LlOR, Wil uc y p va N Lrbé wine raed TY o“ 53 ow : ' ’ : ae . ae * ce ‘ : y . oe. 4 i respect to a federal union, in the difference ol taxation. | And On Der further, taat tae said R. B. Irving will, sO vf each ree — Ent ‘rious OF He lorm a3 any 18 ancestors thut eyer; —"" 7 3 r ae es +] eS. “Pie iad ‘Irs ace— An tre 2 furious on the platiorm ee, Our neighbours, we fear, dv not entertain tair or practicai }long as he shail, in the path of duty, be sustained ly hue First cl C]} bY: a4 ee bl £8 0 flourish da shilelah. i views con ‘ning Responsidie Government. [t is only reas n- | neering and animating Whispers of tue still small voice of Fes Cia Sens | Ran siete: “ 8 0 : i a : eS ae . ee na Ss eae fa ~ a Second iace— hantri ey os, —-- -¢— os o-———__ — - - puwic Chal persons b tblic situations Snould not use their} conscience Within Dlin, Contimnuc, artnougn it should be in tub, Wass j eo feet in J i money ¢ i ri i ‘ “a EE ae . ub Yaclits : © Zt fee Png linduence against the powers that exist. If they cannot con- | povert iysue the honest and even tenor of his way, with |“*U% *4&0 Third x . an ength, ¢ 50 0 ’ 7 YT nm .r Lsyt hb Cae BD i ; ‘ i ; ° ‘ $ *“' « a } a ie e : ir nce— +‘ < ‘THE RULE OF EQU a2. i scientiousty vote for them on tue occurrence Of Sule particiiar { 4 Giana t rejuicing Spirit, wholly revardless of what the i? ad Ha " _ 1t ” Se nuk tha oy b 6 | . . } } “a } { : ; | } } ' * ee e igs we : ar b. D2 _ }CTisis, they St yuld forbear from yvotiiur, or shonid de ready te mais Of SKC Mel us EhOV ATS Wel pe thing but the CARRE aEoere Poneth Race aR SS “7 rae — ss all " ‘ it ‘ : fresien their sit rations. the obs syance of thisrule is requisit | love of Mammon ean or does silinuiate even tu tae simulation pa % : An ttaty ‘ 7 : 7 < Tse above is the caption of the leading article in the ;i*"*s* *™ oe, er ' oe ee as ck a [wo-oared Boats, rowed by members of the Club HE wbdbove 138 } 5S in i t monarchies, and it is,absolute)y insisted tpon in} of patriovisin oP puimiic spirit. x R ! % 2 ' lcoiteet, tilt Wi aieeeiiie tat The editor pre tem., after}. 1 Se a Fifth Race vutranee money 3s. I rotectur ot 4V eduesc wy ast. mc C¢ ‘ I e ’ iemoc @yY i ip aen> xr . "49 ~a° - Sraeeee Ape e | Wherries, rowed by members of the Club 18 @ : ES ei ie tel ylieati the divine precept, | a sess . , i . j . ny . ° quoting, with blaspheuus misapplication, te divine precept, Seer . LIFAX Tue New Canapran Muintstray.—The Brown Government | Sixth Race—ntrance money os. = ‘ : | DEAT OF TITR ARCHBISHOP t jr ae: , . . ; a se > _ ries + Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even DEATH OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF HALIP. jas been defeated and forced to resign. A despatch from; Race for Ladies’ Purse by Club Boats. go unto them’’—as bearing upon the recent dismissal of the late | : 1 ' ere oronto, dated Saturday, 2 v. M., gives the following as the | | a ee 3 an pene neeee. et Ie pot : ons Late Halifax papers announee the death and beriul of His! the new Ministry :— Four-oared Boats, rowed hy Boys under 14 years, oe Jostmaster Gene dulges in. a series Of imaginary state- . oo > eee ST an Kioehth Race intrance ay 2 ytmaster General, indulges i ; f a en were : ia : : : . . Lighth Raee—Kntrance ney 2s. ; eS aa 33 : ,. | Grace the Most Reverend Dr. Walsh, Archbishop of Halifax.| Premier and Attorney General East, Cartier; Pablie|,, 5 magne er money 20s. ments, the only defect in which is their want not only of truth, | aera ee EO ae ie aie Sar erty 1 Bel} ihe Race for the Club Cup, agreeably with the conditions ’ bl e ] t the tru tate of f. ts | Phe following notice of his life and labours appears in tac mt. | Works, sicolte , Opeanei Legislative ounch, , Cia 5 ro- of 1857, value $100, 30 0 0 : a 7 ger ance of, or analogy to ne t e state ot Iucts a i : a . i sila an ohne : v. bat ol ay sem tlic +9 ay . ea ; John Freeman :— yinclai Secre tary, Aiiey uy [us pectol General, Cralt > wOlICci tor Ninth Race—Entranee money 3s. eonnected with the case, the grievous character of which the ee ae - es Te e Halif aie |General, Rose; Attorney General West, J. A. M’Douald ; | Duck Hunt—Prize, 110 0 2 “ee wena r Walsh was appointed bisnop o Lilfax, we Deleve, in}, . : 1 a 1 4. ome 4 Tn, reveren! rummager of Loly Writ endeavoure to bring within |, we. : i ae eee es ; tt care and zeal an Be | President of Ceuneil, John Ross; Postmaster General, fenth Race—Entrance Free. te a . 1342. an the fruits of ots great Care ¢ 4 ZOU uu i shit i? ‘ ae oe 1 i P oe ‘ ae eS ” "a ' nine of the passazve he has purloined eae In 1852 a new ecelesiastical province w . | Sydney Smith ; Receiver General, Sherwood ; Crown Lands, | Canoes paddled by Indians — Ist Prize 20s,, second the se »} 2 and mcaning i tC passa i@ has purion Ae were SOUR VIS Die. np 159023 a new eccicslastica province Wu lie ; ' 10s third Be... ] 15 0 aa . 1] ailiis ; wenn whenee the |formed. ineludine the Dioceses of Halifax, Arichat, P. HE. | ¥ ansougnnet. ae ee 1 op > 7 Recovnizing with all due reverence tie souree wien the ; formed, imciudtiis bh neo eae | ae = } : rd Eleventh Race—Entrance Free. i 3 laland. Newfoundland, an .w Brunswick; and it was as} This is nearly the old set with a new cast of parts. * ; oti. a hed hoon deawni wow ske the liberty of asking | {8!an¢, Sewfoundian 1, @ 1d New Br ee Sed lt Nee : a Canoes paddled by amateur members of the Club, 010 0 qguotatl m bas vecnd Gruwil, fo 7 : - >i mueh in ackn wwledgment of the great virtues and merits oi | — + ~—eem ~ a No Prize will be awarded unless the Boats are Rowed re) } ? etn T 5 >» fae tha lae ae . : ‘ " oa , ‘ + atift.s ; «- " ; ee - ue " . - tiie pio 3 dullard who has been on editorial duty for the last Dr. Walsh, perhaps, as for any other cause, that Halifax was | A Tra Partry.—On luesd iy last, the 10:h instant, at 4 Sailed by members of the Club f : : es _ seat “ : aa f : > Seah oy | DUE VY DE ° week, if he or Mr. Owen would consider that they were doing | then ereated the Arehiepiscopal — } j ’clock, p. m., under the auspices of Mrs. Hi. B. Swabey JAMES MORRIS, Seeretary y i 2c - - 7 e . ’ ae . 9, . < a 1 1 P 34} +a? 4. ee] - s ? Py r ™ . } ’ i eo } ] vitae tbecou “o Poss assed Ou talents of tue by ghest orde ’ he la oured land Mrs. Richards, ot Port tdill, i ea was prepared four the Ch ark ttetown A ucust 18 1858 ntv others as they would that others should do unto them, u, ; . le aeeatial nea suael : } : . : 7 . ' MELOY » AYGY _ eee unty Geeks ¢ wey ’ os perpetually to store his vast mind with us ‘ful know edge, and iChildren who attend the Sabbath Scuoul of the Lpiscopar} — Se eee ae nyeeate = atn——ineer—toa being the paid servants of a Government who had saved Mr. 11) aj] probability he paid for his profound erudition and unti-| Cuuseh, in Port Hill, As [ had received an invitation, I gladly | 7PVUE SUBSCRIBER, BESIDES A GOOD ASSORTMENT G o iG ae: : + «bl , ‘ . 7 i . » i vat Ae ee | Aig fg $88 & 7 ; att é . “on, i ; Gy i = nfs > ess Owen from the fate which others of his party had to face—| valled literary acquirements by the loss of health, which an} y}jowed myself the pleasare of being present, | of Cuoice Panty | maces aeiete for Sale : ° ee es j had inereased his ; ap} lication to study of twelve or fifteen hodrs a day, broken | Under a spacious tet, pitc ied expressly for the oecasion, on] A go xd article of Table and } ickling Vinegar, : ; ’ : r é 1e— Wt at sreased his i err . . ‘ . . ¢ i P , . . ‘ i 3 . » who ha ] continued him in his ocive Woo Ou icr s i i sl ‘or bot ral years by the performance of the arduous : heaut fal plat of grouud in front oi the Pos thail Parsonage, An excellent artiele of ] earl Barley, ° . a ' | > a é : : ap ea s sey ‘ ~~ > . , of oe a Tr . salary, and who were willing that he should continue in his) of the episcopacy, must have impaired if it did not} were spread in ample order two tables weil furnished with the Fresh Currants, Raisins, Figs, and Nuts of all kinds, va ¢.? : a 1 ' ; . a j : baw <¢ ‘ 41 . r\ year ! . * . ics , , } i i >; ; Qe Sy : ; Aur? official situation unaffected by the political storms which ma le vdestroy. Asa scholar, a thinker, an anthor,a preaca- good than gs of this hfe. After the Children had sung an tivinn, Pine Apple sy ptr ew A \ er j itt 81 ’ —— ee - art cee j ta bik : tek cdl ss Mabie. : 3 ~ | : E SP: i : . » . ° rr 7 1 iment—they wilfully heologian, and above all, as a prelate, he ranked WMOPASY | ipey all, being about 40 in number, sat down to sup, and im a Spanish Cream (a eng itfu eee r drink, ‘ : ‘eg gi Lesser elmviumMent—t-t Aiualiy , : ’ i ‘ ‘ ig aa a eR SD oes of » ° i cm _ ae ' i artic : . . itt . ‘ or marred athers in offices o: 1esser ecimuiul : ” | the first men who have adorned the new world ; but his great| j,zyudable manner manifested their sympathy for the tables by An excellent article of Stomachic Bitters (by the gal.)

e ‘ j nara anh favored ‘ee a 3 ay eras ‘fame es defied the authority of the Government whose paid and favored | 4) bition was not that he should appear grea before men, the right of that but that the great mission enti usted to him may be fulfilled ; TRC€ SD a alu ub Aiebu ‘ > : “ie 4 f s.

..|that the Catholic religion may be established in the hearts

he

: Se servants they might be—denied practical

’ i ‘smiss a subordinate, and refused expressly to :

. Government to dismiss a subordinate, and retu l expressly to and virtues of the people, the surest foundation for sach a | consider that the superstructure, and that Catholics may attain their propor .osition in these Provinces. ‘To this end he wrote and spoke

i i the hay w ] recognize his successor,—whether they woul «* Rule of Equity,’’ ‘‘ Whatsoever ye would that nren shoul

=e tical

' 7 liy f 9 wou, do ye even so unt them’*—had received its prac , .

do to you, do ye eve eat I .,{ that consumed him. 3 illustration at their hands. There are seme other rules laid | The Archbishop was not 54 years of age, and a few years | ago the people hoped that he would long be spared to the

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fehureh his virtues so adorned ; but for three or four years After assisting the great Council at

down in the New Testament to which we beg to refer the Reverend Editor, and which prescribe the relatiye duties of t his health was bad master and servant, and of the degree of respect to be paid to eae wher the decree respecting the Immaculate Conception was promulgated, he remained several months on the Conti- nent and in Ireland; but all the skill of the first physicians afforded him no permanent relief, and he returned to Halifax, hat he could not live a very long time.

the powers that be, to say nothing of the inculeation of the observance of the decencies of life, social and political, which we suggest as the subject for the next editorial to be issued early on Wednesday next, in order that stupidity and bigotry may be duly represented at the public meeting to be held on

satisfied, we believe, } 3 His sufferings fur some time were very great, and fer some weeks his death was daily looked for.

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and thought ; to this be devoted his whole life with a zeal |

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j Mean while. without wishing or intending to write anything peach nik cleat a lic : Sag iv ! > antar Gtneral’afeelincd | TIT OTTFEN’S MESSAGE TO THE PRESIDENT OF Ii

in any wise offensive to tne ex-} ostmaster General ste elings, THE Qt EEN > MES: a _ esi —— Soe 4

we cannot but suggest a resemblance between the situation of | UNITED SRATES, AND HIs EXUBLLENCY’s herby, any gges

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the Government relatively to Mr. Owen, in connection with his Tux Queen’s congratulatory Message to the Deesidons of ali

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late office, and the complaint i Lamm ty the Fe Gentine United States on the completion of the great enterprise 0:

of Verona :— | uniting Europe and America by Electric Telegraph, was re- . i; > s ~ ae : ae ‘ id j

, ’ servant shall play the cur with him, look you, | pejye; ere over the wires on Tuesday evening last. Lhe

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it goes hard : one that I brought up of a puppy ; one that I saved from | event has been commemorated in several parts of the British

drowning, when three or four of his blind brothers and sisters went tot!" | pinces and of the United States, and Mr. Field, the super-

j : : : ys At fF the ere -ork. has in some instances been pre- r We have deemed it unnecessary to notice at length several | intendant of the great work, has in some 1 pre

: : ; aI .d with addresses, complimenting him on the successful misstatements in the article under consideration, but there is| sented with addresses, complimenting 41

one so glaringly false that it would be unpardonable to pass

° . . . | - +. + - T sAnesday 2 Rt} iring 1e it over in silence. The pious Protector assures its readers that | brated in Charlottetown on Wednesday, the 18th, during th

i a brilliant display of ; 1e houses of severa]) the Government have excluded the Bible from all our public | day by a brilliant display of flags from the LOUSCs 0 itizens, and from the Colonial Building — by a

schools. The Reverend Editor knows, as well as we do, thatj;of our C1 in this instance he has written and printed an untrath. The | feu de joie and a merry peal of the severa

| . : 0 Bans yy seas i Tae a lresult of his arduous scientific efforts. The event was ccie- } b

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reheving thein of a portion of their burdens. The Children being served, the elder persoas were bext waited upon, and had soue of nature’s returniug waots duly uinistered anto by the kind Ladies who dd the honors of the tables, In all, | suppose the persons who took tea were about 70 in number. After we had all pactaken, the Children assembled, and after having | arranged themselves in the form of a serai-circle, were addressed

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briefly, but in terms suitable and adapted to the oecasion, by the Rev. H. B. Swabey. Afier Uiis their merry voices again united in rendering prasse to the Father of ail our mercies, his being over, they returned to thew -wonted pasiine, and | with all the buoyancy of youth, ga:mbolled merrily upon the | in their gymmasuic exercises they enjoyed themselves | ition to many who observed

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green. well, and affurded much gratiltc: : their innocent sport. |

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Sefore we parted three cheers were given to our beloves

Sovereign, which were caicuialed to inspire young ta nds with |

feelings of joyaity > and three to the Ladies who vrepared such |

lan excellent entertammment.

Much praise is due unto these’ excailer: Ladies for thus|

manifesting their interest in the sotrstaal welfare of the ristag |

—and i fear toa great extent teu ected-—seperacdon. Muct} praise is (ner due; but, doubtless (liey aspire afier some bigy much betier than human gralituce, however worthy of aceepta

tion it may be. [| should rejoice to see a noble emulation

: ile : ; >} Quickly the evening wore away, and all @poeared loath to

jeave, and ‘before we separated the noistiest@ew Gescended,

and the shadows of evening gathered around ourselves and the |

pleasani depar ed day.—¢ om —_—--- -—- < woe ————- —--——_ <

Coniston orr NewrounpLanp.—Daniel Davies, Bsq., who left here for England on the 9th August, telegraphed from Sc. John’s, Newfoundland, yesterday to some of his friends here, that the homeward bound steamer from Halifax was ran into >the Arabia, and had to put back to St. John’s, Newfound- land—Persia to call for the Passengers about Sunday next.

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On Bist Jane, at his residence, Hermitage Farm, Lot 43, Mr. John

Church bells at MeDonald, (Ronald McDonald’s son, big Cape, deceased), in the 66th

year of bis age, leaving a disconsolate wife, and four sons, two daughters,

. . ? <3), : j j ¢ on s 3, whenever | twelve o’clock ; : n the evening by « very general illumi-| |! Bible can be, and is read in our common schools, whenever | twelve 0 clock ; and in t & PY J5 | red five crand children to mourn their loss. His remains were followed to

and wherever the parents of children and the trustees desire ination of the City, with the amet aenemganinens af. Are jt to be read. Long before the parties at the head of affairs! works and bon-fires. About 7 0 clock in the evening, Capt. came into office this permissive principle was recognized, and Rankin‘’s Company of the | in no one instance have they interfered with its operation. If) and fired another fe . the Editors of the Protector had made a better use of their | but this, the crowuing Bibles, we think they would not be so sadly given over to the, tified the most marked and lp public joy.

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Yirst Volunteer Guards turned out,

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the grave on Monday 2nd August by a large number of both relatives and , frienas.

‘friends. May he rest in peace.—Com.

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In the Steamer Westmorland, from Pictou, on the 20th instant, Hon. |

|B. Kenney, Kev. M, Gilvray, Messis. J, Lockerby, Jamieson, Swith, jv. Roderick. T. Armisun, G. Robinson, E. Smith, and Mis. Wright.

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His manly integrity gained for bim the confidence of many |

Besides all the eteeteras in like Establishments.

For Sale at the Cash Drug Store of

August 23, 1558. M. W. SKINNER. TO WM. M’GILL, Esq., High Sheriff of

Quoon’s County, &c. &e: WV ® the undersigned inhabitants of Queen’s County, request that you will cause to be convened a County Meeting, to be held in Charlottetown on WEDNESDAY, the Twenty-fifti day of August, inst., at Two o’clock, pm , to take into consideration—among other aets—the recent bizi-handed and tyrannical measures of the Governor and Council, in their dismissals of Thomas Owen and 3Peter DesBrisay, E-qs., our bighly respected Postmaster-General and his equaily respected Assistant, —gentlemen in whom, we believe, the whole County bave the most per- fect eonfidence, and whose services, extending over a period of many years, have given universal satisfaction. ” Your compliauce with our request will oblige, Sir, Yours, respectfully,

Edward Palmer, It. W. Lobban, Cuarles Binns, sen. Charles W. Drew, George Broavdie, T. H. Haviland, James Rattray, Robt. R. Hodgson, James McComb, and 400 others.

N aceordance with the ascompanying requisition, I de hereby call a PUBLIC MEETING of the ineabitants of Queen’s County, to be holden in front of the Old Court House in Charlottetown, on WEDN Es- DAY the 25th day of August instwnt, at 12 o’clock noon, tu take into ration the subject watter of said Roqui-ition. WiLLIAM M’GILL, Sheriff. Sheriff *s Office, Charlottetown, } August 18, 1808.

—p cea ? Notice. | FERITE Mails for Nova Scotia, per Steamer Westmorland, will

i be made up on THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, atthe hour of 9 o’clock, a. m., instead of at the hour of 5 o'clock, p. m., after which time the Mails will be made up at the usual tie of leaving, agreeably to the notice of arrange- ment made for that purpose, and issucd from this Office on the

27th May last. ie BENJAMIN DAVIES, Postmaster General. General Post Office, 19th August, 1858. Eligible Pasture ana Building 1 ots. . Free SALE. 10 LOTS within the City, containing a TOWN LOT each; also, 10 immediately adjoining tie City, (free of City taxes), of Lacre each. Apply to THEOPHILUS DESBRISAY. | Charlottetown, August 23, 1858,

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Pasture! Pasture!! NUMBER of acres of PASTURE, to he let about one mile from Town, in small fields. Apply to Aug. 19, 1258. GEORGE COLES.

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