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The Volonteer Band played en Hillsborough ® sniny —~ wn fi% ‘iy { S jware on Tharsday eveni ‘s - es r om jest time, UB oss vert citimens exert theonunelves

wore than they have hitherto done. For the last two or three years, we believe, Mr. Gal.

L ; braith has given three evenings aweek t Baud | practice And iastraction, without receiving any | ye

vemuneration Whatever. The young men who | form the Band spend a large portion o! thear spere bours in studving the “divine a o!

masic. Under these circumstances, We Cannot) expect that they will any longer, fur our mere amusement aud gratitication, vive their services gratuitoasly evert Thursday evening during the Summer. These services should be suitably nowledve 1. u:. Galbraita and the Band,the Hon. Mr. Havi jand brought this matter to the notice of his feliew citizens, and suggested the raisins of « fiand fund, either by collecting subser tows the sale of tickets of admission ty the | Square. This, he said, was absolutely neces sary, ia order to keep up those public n sical | entertainments to which we had become accis-}

In proposing three cheers for

or

other over the beam, and lending his weizht| and streagth hoisted the body to the position in which it was found; then, not satisfied with the | programme thas far earried out, the tittle but-| cher must needs disembowel his dead brother | almost iu the exact manner in which bis father | had the pigs the day before,” —->- nie. FROM MEXICO, | New York, May 27.—The capture of Que. tara, Mexico, together with Maximilian and | ail his force, is ofticially announced. The Liberals had started for the city of Mexico, It! is reported that Juarez had ordered Maximilian | to be shot. ATLANTIC CABLE DESPATCHES. Loxpox, May 23th.—The clauses of the Re-| form Bill, providing fora more liberal exten- | sion ef the Franchise have been adopted by the House of Commons.

re

Cork, May 28th.—The prisoner O'Brien, |

who was yesterday declared guilty of bish trea-| the peace in Mobile, the United States army | certain that I did not cause him to die, . * 5 - *

i} who surrounded him ou the ste

THE RIOT AT MOBILE.

A serious riot occurred at Mobile on the 14th inst., of which a brief uotice was given in our telegraphic despatches. The following account

jof the affair we copy from a late Bostou

paper :—~ Mosie, May 14, midnighe.

A murderous and bloody affair occurred here this evening. A desperate utiack was made upon Judge Kelley anda body of gentlemen pa of the old Court House, at the corner of Government and Royal Streets, during the meeting held this evening. The Judge had been speaking about & quarter of an hour in a frank aud temperate manner, when there appeared to be a disposition to create a disturbance on the outskirts of the meeting.—Cries of «put him down,” were heard, to which Mr. Keiley replied, «1 tell you

jthat you cannot put me down. The 15th In {I

funtry is at my back, and if they cannot keep

romed, and which, jud ring by the large con- course of people present that evenins, were so | Son by the jury, was today sentenced by the highle aporeciated. ( yrestions will not be Fhe | It is thought, however, that the seutence will su - = : . ° . Committee of Management ck redit | be commuted to imprisonment for life, in com for the @ianner in which they have decorated) Mou with other prisoners who have previously

lost sight of.

ve much

‘sel

Hillsborough Square ; and we hope their eiForts | been condemned to die.

to provide music once a week for the coowds Bapex, May 28th, (evening.)—The Bava

who resort thither wu! be liberally seconded by | rian Goverument officia ¥ denies the truth of

s! classes of the commu nity. All ca £ive | the statement made by the French press that}

gomethins kh ngs 3 juare Is also en ised, Prussia was Streustheniny her fortincations

andthe geounds are beinz aid — a y wited) aud imereasinz the armament of Rastadt.

with ornamental trees — Patriot of Salw day, Lonxvon, 27th, (miduizht).—At the close of

: _ . e session to-nizht all the s« tions of the Re

Tae musical enfertaimment on Thursday torm Bill, as amended, had been accepted by

evening was, ¥e think, the best we have heard | the House of C mMons, with the exception ot from Mr. Galbraith’s Band ou the Hillsborou rsh that portion of the bi L which provides tor the | redistribution of seats in Pariiament. In th | House of Lords to-nizht the bill coutinuins the } Suspension of the writ ot Habeas Corpus in re- | Treland passed. the | “— | More Iyptan Wars.

the Var

ty ‘ ‘

S juare, and certaiulr the audience was largest we have ever wituesssd there, fellow-citizens from all quarters ef the ¢

-

sort to the Square, when it is known tl . a '

— Ashort time since | Gen. Hancock sucereded in neysotiating a treaty t be jot peace with the Kiowa Indians; but it was geen there; aud we are sure they can find no} of short duration fro n some cause, They have fault with the Synare as to the cleanliness asain resumed a hostile attitude and with the

: : Chevennes, Sioux, and other minor tribes In neatness which the Manazing Committee, at the West, have declared ~ war to the knife.”’

ured| The cause of these Indian difficulties which for this piece of public property, fur the benefit | have cost the United States so much blood and

‘ ' ,.% tieasure, is to be ascribed to the bad manaze- A: ment, at Washinton of the Indian Department. Bard, we are allowed tu state that they cunnot| There seems now tu be littie hope of a per-

they | Maaent peace until the sava re ab srigines of the

Baud will perform. We are satisfied they en

joy the entertainment or they would

and much personal risk and sacrifice, have sé

of the whole community, revyards the

continue their services on the S juare unle:

. : : : West are absvlutely crush “l ou ere remunerated ; aad anfortunate!y the Manaz oe pestaitutans —_—

Tae Great Eas disposal but, for this object, they are already | Yesterday afternoon a consultation was held in the Atbiou Hall, over the Colésseuin, Paradise.

ing Committee have not only no funds at their | considerably in debt for work done on the] S.uare. +2<4Pe- GRAND RAILWAY CELE! PICTOU.

ee

wR

. , 7) the wares due to the latter. ATION AT i

decision of the meeting was that proceedings | ‘ ; : ‘ } be taken im the Court of Admiraity for breach

i . fthree months’ enrsrement. the peri od the The opening of the Reilwagy to Pictou was ’ ' ~~

: men had si rne Or, an urres ship as eelebrated in that town yesterday with great | '™°" nad si sued fo and to arrest the ship a: ela, the work ‘ : security. — Liverpool Paper. ut, ne -

bronght to a successful terminatisn, within the!

on this line having been |

Pr rhaps nothing indicates the state of the

ime pe “ihe for US completion. Suuford! - , i = igs ed fur ie Tae , | [sland teade better than our Sprinz impo: tatlons, Fleming, Esq., the Contractor, gave a suiaptu-| |, — ; b e at Pict , ft ; that a hard summer is before us it needs no anguet at Pictou in houor of the event.|.. wus { , figures to demonstrate. Our

imports from

We hope Mr. Haviland’s jodze to suffer the extreme penalty of the law. |

TERN AND HER Crew.—}

street, between Mr. Carr, attorney, and abont | } 2590 men of the Great Eastern, in reference to! The unanimous |

The Depot at Richmond disniaved flags and banners in profusion. About hall-past

v'clozk yesterday morning, upwards of six | huudred guests, iucludins Excetlency the Lievtenant Govervor aud Suite, left the Station | in nine cars, under a salute from a bate y of ennnow, placed oa the rising ground on the | Western side of the Depot. The enzine used fur the oecasion was a uew one, and now placed on the road for the first time. It was very |

seven

tis

handsomely decurated by our felluw-einzen, Mr. J. B. Smithers. The arranzements «lou. the line were admirable. At Truro and New Giaagow large assemblazes of people greted

the visitors, and a numerous party from Pictou} met them at New Lairg and returned with them | to Pretwou. The banquet was held in the! Station House, which was iasteful!y deco ated. Amvoag the speakers on the occasion were His Exceliency the Lieutenant Governor, His Grace the Archbishop of Halifax, Hou. Proviveral Secretary, A. G. Archibald, Exy., (. Lon ley, Esy., and S. Fleming, Esy. The larze

savtnh-

| heat

Great Britaiu are fuily 36 per cent less than they were 12 months azo, and merchants wiil

Jind it difficult to dispose of even this compara. |

tively small stock. Of breadstuifs, we import. | ed iu 1566 up to the Ist June, 3534 barrels of | flour, and 380 barrels of corumeal. The hich | price of flour has checked the importation of | he former ailiclie nea ly One half, while it h is increased that of the latter 300 percent. The! country wants tully as much breadstuffs as ever | it did, but Huur is so dear that the people must and will do without it, and buy a cheaper aid | coarser article of food in preterence.— Patriot. ‘ctanansclltabitaticacienn

We understand that tie Heather Belle will cou- tuenece ber trips to King’s County on Wednesday She will proceed trom Charlottetown di reet te Pictou, and from thence to Murray Har- ber, Georgetown and Seuria. Returning, she Hieatl at Georgetown aud Murray Harber, and trees thence te Charlottetown cia Pictou ow Phureday.— Pat.

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jean.’ A tumult suddenly broke out at this point by a sudden rush toward the platform and }& yeneral scattering of the crowd. About 100 people were ou the platform. This rust seemed | to be the signal for the melee to commence. | The Chet of Police attempted to arrest tue | ringleader on the borders of the crowd and he drew a pistol ou him. The ery of F then raised at the corn»r of R yal street, and

** bre :

instantly a pertect fusilade of pistals was vupened }vu the crowd, who oecupied the platturm. Tu &@ moment a colored man who stood beside j your correspondent, fell, being struck in the jliead. Again the ery of “On God” and a heavy fali aunounzed that another had been laid low,

Some friends drag sed Jud ze Kelley from out of the ran se of the fire,and hinally succeeded in jzetting him away unharmed. For several | tinutes the tire continued to be directed tu the

platform, the occupants of which hastily made | their escape, while others endeavored tu protect | themselves by getting behind the table, which jatforded littie protection, as those nearest the | platform were evidently firing under it. One } man was badly wounded by ashot thus aimed. The firing by this time was directed right and left amony the crowd in the street, who were ilyiny in all directions. There seemed to be no wttempt on the part of the police to arrest violence, er, if there Was, it was ineifectual, for the rebels had it all their own way. pussible to tell ‘

Tt is im , at this hour, how many were shot. [saw three fallin ny immediate vicinity, but L occupied the place of a taryet.

I saw ; One pyvi boy carried olf the grouud weauiuy } piteousiy.

Col. here, at once despatched a body of troops to the Battle House, where Jud ze Kelley 1s stop. ping, They a:e now on the ground in frout of the hotel, where Col. Shepherd has taken up his quarters for the uizht. The City at present is quiet. The Republican party is not so strong here as in New Orieaus. eivesare filed by secessionists whose hostility tu the Government has not abated a jot; even some of those who accepted pardons, with ail

the sword oblizations, are still in word and | action, it is said, bitterly opposed to the le visla- | "eat extent socially |

j trun of Congress and tu a £: jtaboo the loyalists. It is complained that | Gen. Swayne dves not exercise his power | the loyal people, )

vi No steps have yei been taken lor registering votes iu Alabama.

~aP) A FEARFUL AUSI'RIAN TRAGEDY.

A Vienna letter gives the following account Ofanappalling trasedy, which receutly occurred in Wiiheimsdorf, near Meiding. Ernest Pasqua, forty-two yea's old, married, and the father of three living children, all boys, had served for erst years in the imperial army, where he dis-

| tinsuished himself alike fur good conduct and

Deavery,aned obtained the vaior,

great silver medal for In 1855 he received his conge and en- tered the service of the General Gas Company in Pesth, which he quitted in 1859 for the en- fineerin¢ departinent of the Southern Railway. [un L865 the Southern Railway reduced its stalf and Pas juan was dismissed from his employment and compelled to seek his bread elsewhere. A gentieman whose whole family he had saved trom death by a courageous act at the risk of

Was

Shepherd, who commands the militia |

Ail the municipal |

| SINGULAR CONFESSION OF A MURDERER, |’ fe" King William of Prussia has purchased for |

| The North EB. -esa publishes the following 4000 crowns two pictures painted by the crown | ne AVorthern LXpress | ae, nee priveves (the Prineeas Reyal.of England), and | asa copy of @ letter sent to the Mayor of New-| , castle upou-Tyne:—+ Sir: What causes me to! presented by her to a bazaar for the ‘bevefit of the |

write to you is this: When very young (some-) poor of Berlin.

’ : nine Sali aeeth Ba | | ——— ~— e & - -—— * here ahout tive years of age) ™ will be about | M. Tasers.~ Mons. Thiers is, certainly, a very | 25 years or so since now-~a little boy, Heury , ; ’ : . fiv ne j

Purdie was his uame, died in the same street in Wendertul man, “de is seventy-five years old

[Saree WSS Hen Uame, C | To reach that age is given tofew men. To reach Pandou Dean, in Newcastle, Where wy parents | it with vigor scarcely impaired ; to bear ne mark

| then resided (there was a great fre in the same ‘of age eXcept white bair, and on his head, it is ‘street at or about the year 1543.) At various | rather the wark of great intellectual exertion than | Umes ever since conscience bas aceused me of | af years; (he has had it since he was forty years having caused fis death. If my mem ny does old); to be capable of sustaining fatigue which

‘not mislead me (being so young then), we were | would exhaust many mea with fewer years; to | playing on the footpath somewhere about the | possess a mind on which age has left no token, |middie of the street. He said ordid something | except accumulated stores of knowledge ard ex | that aroused my anger, and i the heat of pas- perience raised almost to the gift of propheey— | sion I either thrust at him witha stick in the | #te such rare sights that they might he calied or ise hit him somewhere about the | £"e#t wonders. The other day Mons. ‘Thiers jmouta or ¢ - japoke for three hours and a half. He used no I can faintly recollect on the day | autes, He did dat ov mech acaip 2 drop of eugar- ed water—ihe touutain of Helicon of French elo-

| 4 was very sud, but atraid to tell orspeak toany quence. He drove trom the Legislative Chamber j one. Oh! I would give worlds to know for| to his dining room. At seven o'clock he quitted At) the dinner table, drove to the Moniteur office, aud

Malta, in Australia and India, as well as at} sat there till three o'clock A. M., revising the

home, that sad scene of anger has been, as it} proof sheets of his speech. The next day, ne

| were, repeated to me in dreams of the night. | ove, he again spoke tor an hour and a half, and | iif I was actually sure that my hand caused his | protracted his vigil till a late hour over the eated | Deaths. F manila enbe sees ons open coufession | sheets of his speech. Don't you marvel at thet ?| am then ai ost. buasie reantn oon to thas « Ke ct. As it is, Tm et bum ly reqen t Fashionable ladies in New York are exerting

of you to give this communication the utmost}

“8 5 . ; i themselves to abolish ehignens, waterfalls, bands. publicity, so that if there are any persons that) ig all ench ‘Seb Gee bh * ai penton ; ‘emember that beloved and lovin child that i ; fee a oe eerrane remen ber that ved an - ,. | the natural hair ot adults as well as miners, to /may help to unravel this mystery; for, ob, this! tal) over the shoulders or flow gracefully bebind. uncertainty as to the trath is worse to bearthan scliieile if [knew myself to be really and truly guiity, for| Holloway’s Ointment and Pills. — Dangerous | | wounded spirit who cah bear? If it can be! Diseases, — How many life-long maladies spring living that [am innocent, | from neglecting trifling symptoms! The piuiple, jthen what happiness will be mine! and if guilty, | readily curable in the nursery, becomes, through jthe truth, theugh painful, would be better than | Catelessness, the irremediable torment of alter lite. ‘this heartrendins and accusing suspense. Oh, With a kuewledge of the curative powers of Hol- ithen, will you kindly jet me know if you can | loway's Ointwent and Pills those whe fail to use | feara anything to show the justness or otherwise | sores lor extirpating the first seeds of hereduary

Pa ne Pea tages cote ay —I remain | ments will have to bear the punishment result. f the accusations of conscience. remain | ing trom their tolly, Holloway ’s remedies will i ; | Feteve eruptions of the skin, scorbutic diseases. Vulcan, Earlestown, | and serotula, and heal every description of ulcer, j sere, wound Or abrasion. By the use of Holio- 1 . | way's sere speedy, aud safe medicainents, | A chemist of Marseilles has invented a kind much pain and inamense expense will be saved, of Greek fire by which he imazines he ean suc-| #04 great benedit: be couterred ou the preseut | cessfully oppose the needie-zun. In a letter to aud succeeding Se | the Progress ot Lyons, he describes thisremark-| Hosrerrer'’s Sromacu Brrrers. —Common able compusition as follows:—“ To give an jsenee tells us that uuless the stomach is kept in | idea of the efhicacy of my discovery, L: declare, | youd working order the system, to whieh it sup- hand am ready to prove, that 1 can, at a distance | plies the elements of blood, cannot be vigorous of 1000 metres, envelop an army of 100,000 | and healthy. Nothing has yet been discovered jmen in a sea of flame within less than five |OF lnveated that a0 effectually and invariably jminutes. If a town has to be taken by assault | Cures and prevents imperfect digestion as Hos iI have no need of a R itopsehine, as I ean set it) PEVTER'S Stomacu Bi (TERS. Dyspepsia, fla- Sail tulence, oppression alter eating, and the feeling | 80 often described by the sick as an “all-gone” | sensation, are removed in a tew days by the use of this most healthful of all stimulants.” No one. el w ' t however feeble, need fear it. for it contains ne rigging, penetrate between the decks, and in- fiery ingredieut. [t excites neitner the circulation | Stantaneously stifle ail the crew. In an attack | nor the brain. Ou the contrary, its effect is genial on a seaport I could burn the town and arsenals | and svothing. It promotes sleep, as well as re- within range with the rapidity of lightuin., | stores the evergy of the. digestive powers, and may With sucha means no war is possible, as neither | be taken not only without danger, but with a victors nor vanquished would return from the | Seaman “7 ae oe by the teeb- field of battle. As to the fortress of Luxemburg, | 8 “dy invalid. Por sale by al! Druggists. the subject of dispute at the present moment, [} #9 27 bel ai undertake to rid it of its varrison in aquaterot) Vox Porcut.—The voice of the people is unani- au hour.’ As the Provress remarks, such au | mously in praise of one thing at le. st. that is— invention would infallibly stop all war, It is J UDSON'S PILLS. and it is well deserved—the to be feared, however, that this compound will best remedy in the world for almost all diseases | oi jthat affiict the human race They act direct on not be found sutticiently furmidable to OCCASION | the Blood, Stomach and Bowels. Keep your biood | the disorganization of the peace societies. pare by an occusiona® dose of these Pill | An A si at AnA oe nal a aioe oon a ii ako aaa

AN AUSTRALIAN Discovery.—An Australian | win gba on a a | paper says: —**A discovery has just ! pletely cleanse it—JUDSON 8 PILLS | brousht under our notice which may eventually | ~old by all dealers. Get our Almanac.

|head with it. lof his burial their bringing the little coffin out.

|

proved by auy one

iO | your humble servant, Joan Micuiet. AtmMonp, late H. M. 77th Foot. Feb. 18, 1867."

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ion fire in very nearly the same period, jnaval battle I wougd run into the enemy, and in fifteen seconds cover all the deck of the ves- sel with a torrent of flame whick would burn the

Pills, and you

° » ° | fa 7

be productive of important results. A man, | May 27, In

jnamed Bright, was travelling overland from | — . ws . e . 2 5

Adelaide to Majorea, when leaving the usual | Married,

j $ } jroute to look after some sheep, he came across |

|numerous springs of what, at first sisht. ap- | peared to be water; but, on closer inspection, proved to be a kind of liquid gum or oil, which, S encll. Saris on exposure to the air, becomes solidified, at} _ ;

| first to the cansistency of jelly, and afterward | to that of india-rubber—in which form we have | | now a piece in our possession. The peculiarity | (of this gum, or whatever it may be termed, is

ithat it burns freely witha brizht flame, but ac-

;companied with a thick smoke and a smell as of old grease, such as would be emitted from | |machinery oil while ina state of combustion,

The substance is light, and floats easily in

jwater. Our informant assures us that a tract

Os the 12th inst, at Capt. Daniel Piynn’s, Bay Fortune, by the Rev. Henry Crawiord, st. Peters Bay, Capt Johu J. MeKenazic, of H ‘lifex, N.S, to Eliza A. Boswell, relict of the late Mr. Kobert

Died,

In Charlottetown, on the 14¢h ult, after an illness of a few days, Capt. Jopn diclsaac, in the S2ad year ot bisage Us remains were brought to bis re-idenve at Suuris, in which plies he was interred on the 16th ult. Ils general good nature aod Warw bearteducss made him welcome to every circle, aud procured bim friends everywhere His countenance ever wore a smile, and its expression was al tter of creait t» ev ry heart. He was not known tu bave ap ill-feeling towards any buman

‘NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

King Square House!

SPRING IMPORTATIONS,

‘We respectfully invite aninapection of same by inteuding purchasere.

BEER & SONS.

Ch'town, June 3rd, 1267. isl pat 6w

Gentlemen!

Choice Lot of SUMMER TWEEDS for

Gentlemen's wear, at

BEER & SONS’.

June 3rd, 1867. isl pat 6w

A

En eNSeEaeee

~NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW GOODS! _

POR

BY recent arrivals we have completed our SPRING & SUMMER, 1867,

4T

Glasgow House.

TH Sabseriber begs to acquaint his cus- tomers, and the public, that he has, by | the Undine and L. C Owen trom Liverpvol, | impress and County of Pictou trom Glasgow,

i i

and Abeona trom London, completed bia SPRING IMPORTATIUNS, which com prise | the usual assortment of

| Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, | GROCERIES, &e. &e.

_which are now ready for Sale. FREDERICK LePAGs.

STRAW GOODS. Charlottetown, June 3, 1867.

OMPRISING in part the newest and} — ,

/ vierst designs in Ladies’ and Misees’ HATS, | SONNE SS, the. he. ’ aa | Under the patronage of His Lordship the BEER & SONS. Bishop of Charlottetown. isl pat 6w ‘RHE LADIkS of the CUNGREGA- TION DE NOURE DAME intend holding A BAZAAR

June 3rd, 1867. ‘ : |

By Empress’ from Glasgow,

‘Undine,’ ‘Helen Malcuim " IN CHARLOTTETOWN,

& ‘Amanda’ from Liverpool, On Monday, the 10:h Jane next,

, for the purpose of realizing fur ee ‘ pus ; 1e purpos a g ide to ereet an en

Subseriber has received

. . j lurged Establishment to meet the increased Ednen 5U cases Old Tom GIN,

tional demands of the Colony. A large and varied

75 do MALT WHISKEY, juxsurtment of asefui and fancy articles will be 75 do GINGER WINE, | offered for sale, end Refreshment tables will be 10 do CURRANT WINE, provided for visitors from the country. 2> do RASPBERRY BALM, List of Articles in connection wi i : - . som List of Articles onner on with the foregoing 20 do ae WHISKEY (Dun. | Bazaar, to be sold by Lottery: : ‘i 1. Dravvingroom a i Chair, 030 Qi) cases Cognae BRANDS | . ore re Ghar ; +i J 4 ’ 29 onntedc ‘ g 3 bhds of Youugle’s PALE ALE, 4. A Wide's Warkees” . O16 20 casks Scotch W hiskey, 2. Au embroidered Toilet Set, . 3°*6 100 boxes Double Crowu Soap, 6. Sofa Cushion, 016 20 bags Rice, 7. China Tea Set, 046 1 ton No. 1 White Lead, 8. A Child's Dress, latest fashion, 0 1 6 1 do Putty, 9 An Urieutal Bead Table, TEs 5 carks Paint Oil, 10. Foot Swols, ols 20 Bois) Washing Soda, at A Leuther Frame, a . wn 42. Fruit Basket, 009 10 bege Babing Suda. | 13. Fiower Basket, 009 Aliso, in Store, The proceeds of the Tickets herewith sent, to-

Bbls. best Pilot Bread and Crackers, Corn | gether with any contributions from Kenerous and Brooms, 4 Hhda. Sugar, 6 Casks Kerosine Oil, 50 | charitable persous, in aid of the iasent wit te Sasa Lesion, t0'de Guation © aims Grain | *-tefully received by the undermentioned Cow- Sucks—all at lowest paying prices and terms. | eo s ‘ > WILLIAM DODD. Edward Reilly, Esqr, Charlottetowa,

Mr. Gahan, oo

Qawn Rquere. Mrs. P. Walker,

Miss Alice Newbery,

Hon. G. Howlan, Alberton,

Miss Mary Anu Reid, do

Mrs. A. McDonald, Montague,

Mise Eliza MeDouald, Georgetown,

Mise Margaret McDonald, Surnmerside,

T. Kelly, Exqr, do

Miss G Stephens, Orwell,

Miss Eskildson, St John, N. B,

Mrs. Cronan, Halifax,

Miss C Eckstadt, Ciartottetown.

The above Bazaar wili be held in the [Tall new Market Honae.

4w

June 3

Tea, &c., for the Trade,

HK Sabseriber bas reevived by me

1

87

from Loxpon—

Chests Cong» TEA, which, for quality and price, detics competition.

6 Casks CURRANTS,

10 Keys MUSTAKD,

20 Boxes Valencia RAISINS,

10 Bois Crashed SUGAR,

{2 Cases BLUE, « very superior article,

10 Hids DaKyper Gin.

All at usual terms. |

ef the

et Hon May 13. WILLIAM DODD. Y! Queen Square. | a

FREEHOLD PROPERT

__| gO BE SeLD

June 3, 18467.

4ins isl pat

ang was revaled with music by the speind d EXPORTS FoR THE Week nol date. 6,700 bush. innd of H. M. 4th regiment, and by several ows aaa 1) re od _ and ; mers, q | » Fi; - ‘ parte 8: i tcl o> do; ovo =e stlvar, <S Highland * “gr RB aa pre s : al daa hhds; eggs, 5.260 dozen: deal, 170000 feet; y ee _ _ —e eee A 8S)+ | lathwood, 234 cords; timber, 371 tous, 6 rulls ne i.

leather; 3tuus butter: and Ll torse.—Jb. [We regret that we were unable to attend

vas

<< - < the celebration above noticed, and to whivh we THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT | were politely invited by Mr. Sanford Flemi: :.— LINCOLN, Eb. Ex's.} is cal thc Mi titi EXTRACTS FROM BOOTH’S DIARY. j STRANGE MONSTER. ’ A STBAN MONSTER Washington, May 20.—The following copy |

The crew of a sailing veasel, the White Sian, | in pencil writing was found in the diary taken | of Nantucket, recentiy returned from a long} from J. Witkes Booth: voyage in the Arctic Ocean, say that on the fourth of July, 1465, they lowered u boat and polled for an ice flue in the distance, upon, which the captain with the aid of his glass had | had worked te capture, but our powers being al-| discovered # number of seals. As they @P- | mest Jost something decisive must be doue. But)

ruached the floe they saw suddenly looming up| iis failure was owing to ohers who did uot strike fa its centre something which they conciuded | for their country with heart. [ stiuck boldly, was « lurge iceberg just risen from under an | and aot as the papers say. I walked with firm other which had probably slipped off. As they | steps through thousands of his friends, and drew nearer, however, they were astonished to | stepped, and pushed on. A Colonel was at bis : e ‘ . 5 j .. “te i see the top of the suppesed iceberg fiirly turn | side. [ shouted sic semper bewwre I fired. Ju} Maton! the éarl ke lik head of Jumping I broke wy leg. 1 passed all hia pickets | Se — : oo ! ha } and rode GU miles that night with the bene of my | some living mouster. The head was not less | leg tearing the Bech at every jump. 1 can never than fifteen feet long and was surmounted by | repent it, though we hated to kill. Our country a couple of ivory tusks, resembling thoxe of | ywed all ite trouble to him, and God vimply made | the river horse, while that part of the body | ine the instrament of bie puvishwent ‘The coun: | visible was sbout three times as large as that | try is net what it was. ‘This torced Union is not ef # bundred-barre! whale. This strange mon-| what I have ever lov ‘d. I care vot wiat becomes | ster uttered a roar something between the bel-\ of me. I have ne desire to outlive my country. lowing of w bull and the sharp crash of a| This wat. ~—. the _— a a long - vy : vg ticle and left it for one of the editors ot the | than lerbolt, and ¢ ommenced beating the berg | National Intelligencer, i» which I fully set forth | sroend it with a huze tin, bearing some resem- ed . 7 os our reasons lor our proceedings. He or the Go-| biance in shape to the wing of a bat but nearly | ieicanieoeteg » hundred times as ‘arge. With this fin it! ; : i Sin the wlnent if , Friday, 2ist—After being hunted like a dog | erushed the er - 7 eae ” > re ae through swamps and woods, and last night being | Aes fee. shells, aud then bezan to approac | chased by gunbeate until I was forced to return, | the seulers : bow. The crew, much alarmed, | wet. enld and starving, with every man's band | wok to their oars avd pulled for the ship; but against we, Tam bere in despair; and why?) For! 86 rapid were the movements of the mouster, | deing what Brutus was tenered tor; what made | shat it gained upon them swiftly, and was seen!) Tell @ tera; aud yet I, for striking down _ within » ship's length of the stern of the boat. | greater tyrant than they ever knew, aur looked | The awe-stricken crew could now perceive that | upen as a coumen cul-threat. My action was! ° pe : S part of the strange creature was covered with, puret than either of these, viz: One hoped to be cuarse white hair, that waved round it in lony, | great; the other had not only country’s but - rippli sees: j ark of the | Own Wrongs to avenge. I boped for ne gain. '

; on 7 $3 — ot a on of | knew no peivate Wreng. I struck for my country ReCK Was an appendage Learing resembiance to | and that aleoue. A country that groaned beneath | a human eur. The monster came on With | pig tyranny and prayed fur this end: and yet,| frightful rapidity, and the craw were CXPecting | iww behold the cold hand they extend tu me. to - run over, or oe — oe when | God cannot pa with @ roar like emothered thunder the yi aniinal dived, passing onder the boat as

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“ Tiamo, April \3 and 14 —Friday the Ides Until to-day nothing was ever thought of sacrifice. | tng to our country’s wrongs. Por six months we |

, and grazing the planks with its rough body, | to clear my name, the Government will vet allow | clothes.

cavsing them to crack i Many places. Only | to be printed. Se ends all, with great diffieulty was the light vessel kept, For my country I have given up all that makes from going down, fur the monster drew aj life aweet and hely, brought misery upon my

whirlpool after it large enough to sink a mau-| family, and aus sure there ix no pardon i heaven | asa PILL? [tie generally

ofwar's barge. It soon subsided, and the) for me since man condemns me so, [have only

caremer. breathed treely, althouzh their boat heard of what has been dene, except what I did visit the laboratory of De. JC. Ayer, and you will

Was half full of water. For many days after | myself, and it fille we with berror. God try and the reappearance of the monster was watched furgive me and T my crane. it sae for by all hands, but the mysterious aniinal—| Po-nighi L will onee more try the

[ee i lid , } the intent to cross through. L havea greater de- that haunt the unexplored depths of distant | eeraus—was not again seen by the sc erew.

hoouer’s| can de. L do net repent the blow Latruck. | may before my God, but not to man. L think L have dene well, thengh Lam aba: doned with the curse of Cain upon me, when, if the world knew my heart, that one blow would have wade we great, although | did not desire greatuess.

~ To-night L try to escape these bloadbounde once more. Wha, whe cau read lis fate? God's will be done! I have tow great a soul to die hike a criminal, Ol! may He, may He spare ; PPO¥") we that, aud let ne die bravely. 1 bless the en- img wonder at the process. Soon after the} tire world. Have never hated or wronged any pereats went to church,:end on their return! one. ‘This jast was not a wrong unless God deen were inet at the door by their oldest child, Gus | it so, and it is with him to damn or bless me. And

$$ Aw Ivraxt Mcavesen.—A letter from Fort Piti, a small settlement in the Saskatchewan Valley, British Ameriea, narrates a horrible iweident that took place in that settlement some weeks ago :— “A French Canadian bad killed severa! pizs, and bis little children had looked on in ap

his own fife, promised to get him a place in the Franz Joset Railway; other hopes were held out to him, for he was known aud respected, but nothin came of them.

His savings, aud a

smail sum of money resulting from a lawsuit

which he gained last May, gradually meited

lof country not less than ten miles square is | | covered, at intervals, with the bubbling springs ; | | while between them the solidified gum is lying | < such abundance, that many shiploads mi cht | | De wi

ithered with very little trouble. The exact | Anu Moore, Widow, after a protracted and painful

being, and could not have kad an enemy, He is deeply regretted by a large circle of friends tu whew his wany vir‘ues nad much endeared hi u.

At Crapaud, on Wednesday, the 221 inst, Mrs,

1867, Liverpool House. 1867.

The Subscriber AS RECEIVED by ship L C. Owen from LiverPook, Lotus from Lonpon, and Empress trom GLasGow, his

Spring Importation

British and Foreign Werchandize,

COMPRISING A SELECT AND VARIED ASSURT- MENT OF

STAPLE ann FANCY Dry Goods,

Suitable for the Season,

among which may be enumerated— a choice selection of Dress Materials; Ladies’ White and Colored Hats and Bonnets, in all the latest styles.

A select assortment of Shawls, in Black and Fancy Cashwere and Iumitation Paisiey, Black Cashmere filled, Balers, Lace,

Premises, on TUESDAY, 4th JUNE, at | 11 o'clock, all that piece of Land situated on -ownal Street, with the Dwelling House, &e., | thereou, at present occupied by D O'M. Reddin, | Esq, measuring 40 feet on Powual Street, aad | 80 teet on Richwood Street.

Terms Cash. Sale Positive.

WiLLIAM DODD,

Auctioneer,

Charlottetown, May 27, 1867. ye be Sold by Au-tion, at the store in Queen Street, on TUESDAY, the 4th JUNE, at Il o'clock in the forenoon, iu one lot, the waole

of the STOCK IN TRADE

of the late M. W. SKINNER, Drugyist, and im- nediately after a quautity of Household Farnitare, Buggy, Sleigh, ico. empty Caske, &c, &e, eflects of the Estate of the suid lite M W Skinner. W.E. DAWSON, THOMAS DUNCAN. May 27, 1867.

House and Lot for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, the HOUSE and PREMISES in Upper Queen Street, at present tenanted by Dr. Jenkine.

place of the discovery is preserved as a secret, | Hlvess which she bore with Curistian resigaation,

Tissue, &e, &e.

| good fortune by a little feast, and sent his wite

| of punch.

away, and it appears that a few days azo his | but is stated to be within sixty miles of the |