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Visit of the Governor General and the Princess Louise.

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Vernon River.

SOLEMN OPENING OF THE NEW R. ©. CHURCH.

Tur new Church at Vernon River was solemnly opened yesterday. The edifice was thronged to overflowing, and a great number had to content themselves with

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‘ THE LETELLIER MATTHR.

Dominion Cabinet in Session in Quebec.

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The special correspondent of the New

follows: “This afternoon, Sir John A MeDonald,

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Brunswick papers in Quebee, telegraphs as S Davies. Ch’town;:

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

LORNE HOTEL.

July 25—C CU Gardiner and wife, L L Beer, Vernon L Beer, EG Beer, Doctor Beer and wife, Miss Palmer, Mrs A Brown, a Bagg, Springfield, Mass; Kdward P Bagg, do;

vied HEL Lewis, NY, Mr and Mrs A Lord and 2 children, P D Ken- nedy, Halifax; A L Bridges, do.

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“ST, -AVARDS,”

Handsome Building Lote,

WT WILL sell at AUCTION, on the Pre- mises, on

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; = ie i — slots out- ; . oe ‘SE Tur Governer General and the Princess|a_ position on the grass _ plot Hon. Mr. Langevin, Hon. J. H. Pope, ROCKLIN HOUSE. aa we . : , ing Mi» a 1y » eee - ‘, or : 7s a ‘oOLOCK ’ Louise will visit Charlottetown on the 14th | side. On the grounds surrounding Hon. Mr. Baby, Hon. Mr. Bow ell, Mr.| July 26.—Miss Carter, Boston ; av 114 oO cLock, i

Aucust, and will remain upon the Island jl] the 17th August. Our people will vive them a “ cead mille fuillthu ”—though it may be that the reception” willj not affair as

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be quite SO gorgeous an

if hey came to see us in_ more

prosperous times. Nor have we the slight-

est doubt that Her Royal Highness and His

him possess his quixotic soul in patience.

and along the road in front of the Church, could be seen not less than six hundred | teams, most of which had been driven from the neighboring parishes | vaded with per- sons who. came to assist at the serv ice. Over fifty teams from the city were present. At 10 o'clock a Pontificial High Mass was celebrated by His Lordship Bishop MelIn.

amounting to $509 was taken at the door.

Himsworth, Clerk of the Privy Couucil, and

Mr. H. Kinlock, Private Secretary to the Premier, arrived by special train.

“The members of the Cabinet held a —

Council meeting at the residence of A. P. Caron, Esq., M. P., at which the Goveron General was present and signed the order dismissing Governor Letellier.

‘A letter was immediately sent to Mr. Letellier, notifying him of his dismissal,

oftice of Lieutenant Governor of the “Prov- ince ef Quebec, and that the cause assigned

sults may be summarized as follows :—

Barker, St. John ; Alexander Dunbar, Tryon ; Joseph Dixon, Pinette ; Arthur Simpson, Baie View ; Neil McQuarrie, Crapaud. Married.

In Carleton, N. B., on the evening of the 24th inst., at the residence of Mr. R. W. Simpson, by the Rev. kK. W. Weddall, Mr. John C. Thomas to Miss Klizabeth Bartlett.

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Shippers wishing to send their goods from London whilst the steamer ia there, can avail

EIGHTEEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS Beautifully situated, being part of ‘‘St. Avard’s,” property on the Mount Ed. ward and St. l’eter’s Poads, close hy the City, commanding fine views of the surrownd- ing country.

The Lots front as follows, and plaus, with full particulars, can be seen at my office : Six Lots front on the Mount Edward Road.

Gardiner, Esq. This very cligibly situated corner property is admirably adapted for car-

Administrator,

Excellency will be well pleased with the}tyre, assisted by Very Rev. James Me- and informing him that the reason for this At Indiantown, on the 24th inst, Eliza-| Four Lots front on Harley Street. a oe “3 tl | red naine of | Donald and Rev. Charles Me-|action was found in the resolution of the iat) aie Seer nary Gosen, ia eee Six Lots front on St. Avard’s Street. , se ee ee re Donald and Rev. Allan McDonald. Commons and Senate of Canada, in conse- year of her age, leaving a husband and one Two Lots front on St. Peter's Road, one of her crandfather and contains so many of jis} Vonaid anc eg quence of which his usefulness had ceased. | Child to moure their loss which has a comfortable Dwelling House deat Bishop Walsh, of London, Ont., Dr. “The Council alse appointed Hon. Dr. chile m . Ss. aaa hteaal a aad Je ake preparation for the re- | Kilroy, Rev. Fathers McGilvray and -Mc- | Robitaille Governor of Quebec. ee oF Ee | Terms 20 per cent. down, the balanee in rene ee . ie 4] -v. and) ‘‘ Inthe House of Assembly, this -even- four years, with interest at 6 per cents per ception is short enough. A committee of | Millan, occupied seats in the sanctuary, and). a Foly ae se -amtashaatanitalh cata ; j a : : : : ies 4 y. — ala ‘ » le ‘ ing, e of 3 3 , : ° :. . citizens to act in conjunction with the Gov- ay Dr. W alker, Revs. 5. aha any aud adjourned the House until Mondy, ae : ernment and the City Council, should be Wm. Phelan assisted at the service. 4 pending the receipt of the official netice of titans a taelieielala d . i immediately formed. A better effect will | the first Gospel Bishop Walsh preached an | the appointment of the successor to Mr. Sera et Pte as: 6 Pa Ss be pr duced at a less expense if all work; eloquent sermon, on words taken from the 56 a Sac ae Executo:s Sale. : harmoniously together under a proper or- 2chap. Aggeus: 8, 9 and 10 . At the Cee 7 i aioeen” is we callie onninabion. beginning of the sermon he paid ahigh) ‘The following additional particulars are ES RES Te DOLL OO” VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ; "We learn that the Caledonia Club will|compliment to the parishoners of Vernon | furnished :— i , TEAMSHIP “PRINCE EDWARD” will et . luri he vinit of | Rive . Satie irit which tl ‘*After the House met this evening, the aa ce : aiuad eames. etc.. during the visit of | River for the christian spirit which they é leave c , haye their games, etc., during ci : ale : oe Premier read the following despatch : WILL Sell at Auction, on the premises, Vice-Regal Party. displayed in building such a magniticent ‘ Qcniene; S60h daly 1879 Niontrea! for London, on ’ . ° \ “4 4 ~ Obie. EP -hurch for the worship of God. His Lord- i an IM 4 re The Patriot and the Late Pro- r : he oa ae - allied tnt To the Hon. Lue Letellier de St. Just, THE 30th INST., Monday, the 55th August, : . ship na goo 2 Y lie , 1° 1 vincial Auditor. ‘ aan aah mie one Spencer Wood, Quebec : ey and would be there about the 14th OF oa SA ehere es ' ener : _ ‘Sir,—I am commanded by his Excel- AUGUpT, and will leave wad Gr: fis Tue Patriot appears desirous of shiver-|is highly spoken of. At the conclusion of lency the Governor General to inform you L d f Li ' That Very Valuable Business Stand on the ti ing a lance in the interest of the late Pro-|the sermon Mass was proceeded with, and| that by order of His Excellency in Council, onaon or IVELFPOO! | corner of Pownal and Grafton Streets, lon > 2 ° ie yee vincial Auditor, Mr. F. W. Hyndman. Let} ended at 12 o’clock. A handsome collection passed this date, you are removed from the About the 20th of August. known as the property of the late William H.

> : Neither the late Government nor the DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING. for such removal in conformity with the themselves of this opportunity. ug so oe ot eee ee : Auditor have received aid 7 comf rt — Of the architectural style of this church Ce at of the oo re of “ aes PEAKE BRO’S & CQ., él feet hinchel on Cheathed Street by 47 feet Mr. Mitchell. We imagine it will be a ane it is impessible for us to give a satisfactory a role ta te re of 4 Sedan of the Mébagere | 6 inches on Pownsl Strest, and Dass auatest- : time before any ‘‘ Banker whose ns description in the short space we have at]j,.+ Session and that of the Senate during Ch’town, July 28, 1879—1w able ee House, Coach House and Stable deubiless valuable,” will lend his acne our disposal. Suffice to say ‘that it is, by |the préceding Session, relative to. your con- ae — — to the celebrated ‘‘ suspense occount Or) 4)) odds, the handsomest church in the |duct as ce a en yeur usefnl- REF| N FD SUG AR By order of the -:xecutors. - desperate financing of the late Gov-| ppoyince 7. sent brilliant ¢ r- | ness as such has ceased. ; ‘ ‘ ‘WILLIAM DODD, Auct’r. ort Sage Patriot is inclined t srhtceor dealt piaaanddai — ere ‘I have the honor to be your most hum- ———— Charlottetown, July 21, 1879. ernment. If the /atrwt 1s imeined tolance reflects the greatest credit on the!)), sna obedient servant IN STORE :— whitewash Mr. Frederick W. Hyndman, pastor—Rev. James Phelan,—who super- : Epovarp J. LANGEVIN, 110 bbls. CUT LOAF & CRUSHED. F g | h Publi A ti a very good beginning might be made by intended its construction, and the congre- ‘Under Secretary of State.’|}45 « GRANULATED. ie a 8 y t Hit 100, , withérawing the charge made by its/gation who furnished him with [means to} ‘‘ The reading of the communication was 15 ” ENGLISH REFINED. ek ‘ editor against that officer in 1875,of having, | carry out the work. The charch is situated ae with ee, om both sides, when 25 GOLORE -TELIQW. O* WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of August | as Secretary to the Railway Commissioners, [ong beautiful and commanding eminence, |e Tet until she new Lieutenant Governer| FENTON T. NEWBERY & CO. | Wean Twinset bs Botte pate, at, Lard } ‘ ° . ; : : loute! a ¢ ‘TON T. 40. rha wiil sell by Public Auction, the fast- y \ tampered with a ae oe ase — = ly e ae a feet _— - a ae o satis 7 his office, which will] Ch’town, July 28, 1879.—3i her & pat 2i sailing American ? " haps he knews something now of the “miss-|the old chapel. it can be seen for mules | probably be on Monday next. " és ys. 99 |! ing leaves. The Patriot asked us to call |distant, and its stately Gothic spire, its| ‘‘ Everything passed off quietly in the (ueen Street Auction Rooms Schr. Julia Franklin, Pi upon Mr. Mitchell for a vindication of Mr. |high, tapering roof, its solid brick walls, House. '/Of 71 tons Register, with all her apparel, ra P > : d Mr. Mitchell | with stained gl ad t henna: ‘A number of rumors are afloat, some a tackle, furniture, ete. This vessel is copper- : ‘ Hyndsnan. We did so—an r. Mitche ~ an glass win san ind a : S- | asserting that the Government will resign, | 9, arge Consignment of a Valuable ee ae of white oak. Also on the ve had nothing to say. The public may draw }ing an picturesque ee tae eee ethers that Mr. Letellier will return to Stock of Siver Ware and same day and place, the t any inference it pleases. he drives along the different thoroughfares —— life a a on his return from Dessert Cutlery. Schr. * Margaret Jane,” | romero ar bordering on and in the thriving parish of| England, whither, it’ is said, he goes for Of 65 tons register, will be sold. This vessel rt The Moralist—Astray. : a a the benetit of his health. -, gister, . , Vernon River. The building is one hun- Direct from the Sheffield Sil Plate | #8 12, good sea-going order, and ready for im- f ' Tur Patriot's ht bidet ‘n his issue of {dred and forty-five feet long by sixty feet ~~ ro = 7. on decisions of this “ Coniifasii te a L a prcmag ~ Both vessels are now lying at \f HE Patrw Pe .,, |case has a a new chapter to our con- ? : s Wharf, and can be inspected by in- ; Saturday, that the Commissioner of Public | broad. It is beilt of first-class brick, with | -titutional history, a chapter which pos- —— tending purchasers. ; f Works has issued instructions, quasi official-|a foundation jof mest substantial stone. |sesses unusual interest. e believe the re- W f t it A ti THOMAS CASELEY, } : Q. Stewart, Auctioneer,

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ly, to wink at irregularities under the Road Act is, we aro authorized to say, utterly false. The Patriot's strictures on the Read Act only excite the risibilities of practical He evidently knows as little about

of Dr. Blanchard and Mr. Allan. not the fairness to do that. But it has the meanness to say that they were induced to write the letters by the fear of losing their offices. Unfortunately for the credibility of the Patriot, and fortunately for the officials, the complaints were made by Dr. Blanchard and Mr. Allan before Mr. Bridges was deprived of the contract, and —in the case of the Poor House at least— before the present Government took charge of the public institutions.

The Patriot is surprised that it is only after the meat scandal was raised that the certificates appear. But if Mr. Bridges had not foolishly rushed into print and allowed his case to be managed by the Patriot, the certificates never would have

appeared at all. If Mr. Bridges had not

The structure is rectangular, and its audi- torium has a seating capacity for over seven hundred of a congregation. The sanctuary is semi-octagonal, and is very large and eapacious. In the centre is the beautiful

in the left Joseph. All these figures are

elegantly and artistically executed, on the centre or largest pane of the windows and are surrounded by small panes each show- ing a different insignia of the Roman Catholic Faith. The altar is really mag- nificent and the neat workmanship displayed on it won the admiration of those present yesterday. There isachapel to the left of the sanctuary, and on the right is an ample vestry with a corridor behind, the sanctuary connecting both. The en- trance porches are lecated in the front of the church. Over the middle of the main entrance is a spacious choir gallery. On the front is a durable and splendidly con- structed tower and gothic spire, surmounted by a large gilded copper cross. It rises to a height of 150 feet above the level of the grade in front of the building. On both sides of the spire are two small turrets which adds materially to the beauty of the

First, we have seen the last of partizanship in holders of the position of Lieutenant- Gevernor in any of the Provinees.—The proceedings of Lieut. Governor Letellier were indefensible upon any ground tenable

advisers of the Crown’s representatives has been settled beyound question. The right of the people of the Province to be repre- sented by Ministers supported by a major- ity of the people’s representatives has been asserted, and the people will, in future, be saved from the expense and turmoil of an election, at the mere whim of a Lieuten- ant Governor who may fancy that he inter- prets better than his advisers the public feeling. Thirdly, we have seen it made clear that the Imperial Government recog- nizes the true inland meaning of Represen- tative Government in the colonies, and the true power of ministers supported by Par- liament in all questions cencerning internal administration, on which their advice may be or has been tendered to Crown repre- sentatives. We shall not hereafter witness the reference of any question of such a character to England, and this result will be operative not only in this but

Has received instructions to Sell without reserve, at his Auction Rooms, Queen Street, next door to M. Steven- son’s Stove Store, on

tee Plate comprises every requisite for the table, etc., of a large and interesting variety of designs, elaborately chased and em- bossed in high relief. There will be found a choice assortment of Tea and Coffee Equipages, Cruet Frames, Entree and Vegetable Dishes, Liqueur Frames, with richly cut bottles; Pickle Frames, Dish Covers, Soup Tureens, Hot Water and Toddy Kettles, Goblets and Presentation Cups, lmed with gold ; Crystal Claret Cups, silver mounted, in all the newest designs; Fish Carvers and Forks, Ladles, Egg Epergnes, Salver and Trays, Cake Baskets, 300 dozen Spoons and Forks, comprising Table and Dessert Spoons and Forks, Tea, Salt, and Mustard Spoons, Mah. cases containing com- plete suites of Dessert Cutlery, fish Knives and Forks, in cases of 12 pairs, Dessert Knives and Forks to match, with handles of Pearl, | Ivory, and Electro-Silver, Meat and Game Carvers, Bread, Cake and Fruit Knives, and an extensive assortment of other useful and ornamental articles.

Also, a very fine assortment of

Ch’town, July 25, 1879—eod pat

HIGH TEST

iH ‘ial | : ; On Tuesday the 29th inst., ; ni a : ; : tied. to it bt under our system of government. His fate

ae ie as he does about fairplay and ae — e i ca aa a will be a warning for all time to like effi- at ll o’cLock, A. M., merican érosene 3 ruth. ’ , cials. Secondly, we have had settled for 7 : eee L .- oe ‘ai December last. In the rear and on both|us with clearness and precision the relative "Dalaman a IRST ARRIVAL, inspected under new The Meat Scandal. sides of the sanctuary,are beautiful windows — of _ por Sagem and his the great depression now oxinting law,

Ste wae eee : it . .;,|advisers, and while the proper prerogatives in the Nheffiel le. : . Tue Patriot does not publish the letters of stained rT * : use vr 1S | of the foramen have been in no way curtail- : ee 30 Casks Landing To-day

ni It has | the figure of Jesus, injthe right Mary, and | ed, the position of the latter as responsible

CARVELL BROS.

Ch’town, July 26, 1879.—pat li ex 2i

TOBACCO.

Montreal Twist.

A PRIME ARTICLE, At Reduced Price, Wholesale

FENTON T. NEWBERY & CO. Charlottetown, July 25, 1879—-pat h 2i

RINGS.

A LOT OF LADIES’ FANCY RINGS

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; ; ; ; front and the compactness of the building, {im other similarly governed colonies . — rT" 4 asked for the information, the public wéuld The height of the ridge of the roof is abont|of the Empire. ;Fourthly, we oo Powerful-toned Music Boxes, Gold Br AgT ae never have known that the poor and the old | 60 feet. The exterior of the roof is, to allap- {seen affirmed a true Conservative view and Silver Watches, Alberts, DIAMONDS, RUBIES, CARNETS PEARLS had been fed, at Government expense, upon | pearance, well slated. In the middle of |of a Constitutional Government in Canada Lockets and Rings. SAPPHIRES, OPA ; . scraps, udders of a. See the roof, and a oe of ve build- |—® view ee - have steadily put ferth 4 Vi 5, OPALS, &C. . for six dollars and eighty cents per hundred jing, resting on the walls, are handsome|!" support o inisters supported by a nth HEAVY 9 AN i 2 T pounds ! How true it is that, no matter|pediments surmounted by a small white | majority in Parliament in any “ang which " ms Sy clon Morning ot Sale. ; oie eens how or by whom a wrong may be done,|cross. The interior of the roof is groined, | their advice had been given to the Execu- wear Engraved Keeper and Plain some means are always found to bring the}and the wave finishes about 45 feet|tive. Fifthly, we have witnessed almost

truth and the offender to light. In this ease Mr. Bridges and the Patriot—most unholy instrument—are the means.

People are beginning to ask themselves why the Patriot is continually attacking

in the clear, and the wave of the aisle ceil- ing about 25 feet in the clear. The inte- rior is ceiled and plastered, and on all the angles made by the groin are run stucco mouldings, and all the corbels and

direct rebuke administered to those who have in opposition to the whole history of their Party, put forward a new and foreign theory of Government in Canada which would make responsible ministers subser-

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ALL CHOICE BRANDS. CARVELL BROS.

Wedding Rings RECEIVED TO-DAY. W. W. WELLNER.

Ch’town, July 25, 1879—4i

FURTHER REDUCTION

IN PRICE OF

Albion Mines (Pictou, NW, §.) SLACK COAL.

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PISTOL FRANCE,

tt aud misrepresenting the Commissioner of{small columns at the springing of the|Vienttoan Executive not sufficiently in-'Ch’town, July 26—2i ae | Public Works. Is it because he is a far-{groins, etc., etc., are finished in stucco,|formed of the temper of our people a) aA A a eee mer, Whose talents have raised him to a|‘The wood work of the interior is neat and| Practice of our politics, and which could | BOGARDUS high position in the estimation of his fel-/substantial. It is mostly painted white. | only supply as a solvent for difficulties aris- | low farmers ? The Commissioner of Public} The walls of the interior are sheathed as|ing from differences of opinion between the! Works could hardly be human, and not|high as the base of the windows, and the|Crown and its advisers, the troublesome make some mistakes. Therefore his acts|sheateing is capped by a deep moulding of |¢ostly and uncertain remedy of frequent should not be teo hastily nor too severely | black walnut. The auditorium, at present, | eneral elections.” condemned. Yet the Patriot is so severe}contains one hundred and fifty pews. These Soe > that it is continually charging him with|are made of kiln dried ash capped with black | Thirty-two American dishon »sty, and so hasty that none of its} walnut.

Op vi horses arrived at The sanctuary railing is of the|Havreon Sunday, for the French cavalry.

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; charge: are ever found to be true. Its|same materials. The upper portion of the | Tey were all accepted at prices ranging from | . a Road Act sensation has fizzled miserably ;; windows on each side of the church are of $220 to $270. The horses were in. splendid (26 & 28 Great George St., Ch’to-wn. LACK and ROUND COAL can_now be } | and its ‘‘ Beef Swindle” has been charged | stained glass. On each pane of this glass oe ‘The success fof the experiment is obtained at the above mentioned Mines. t ; to the wrong man. No impartial person |is insignias similar to those on the sanctuary ery. a As soem se transportation can be. Bi OOO Slack Coal, only $1.30 per ton: Round

; will dare to state—in view of the certificates} windows. They alsc present a beautiful Livecpagt Toa — a +t to aes asto . Pie e 3 ; ; vo $2.00.

of the officials, backed up by such men asjappearance. It is estimat s Jarge shipments of American horses 18 ‘ash and Property Prizes, of from one t ‘or orders, apply to

( . p by ppe estimated that the cest/for the French army will be made. This FIVE DOLLARs each, for the best shooting. ' —

f the Rev. Geo. W. Hodgson—that Mr.|of the building was over thirty thousand ' Ferguson’s action in awarding the beef | dollars. ‘ a contract was not perfectly justifiable.

G. W. DeBLOIs, Sole Agent for P. E. Island. Orrick : No. 35 Water street.

Ch’town, June 23, 1879—patsj keath sp2m

shipment is considered as the entering wedge ange from 70 feet downwards.

J. CARROLL, Manager.

It was built by day’s work, under the superintendence of Rev. James Phelan, | States,

of another element of export from the United. i July 26—