Per Telegram by Atlantic Cable.

THE QUERN'S MESSAGE TO THE PRE SIDENT OF THE UNITED statis \\U HIS RESPONSE.

Osporare, Jul

Te the Presidvat of the United States the Queen coagratulates the Peerident on

the successtul cutupletion of an ungertahin «

wbiek the hopes iaay serve as an puliitions bund of Union betweea the United States and hogland. Vieverta.

2ith.

REPLY. Eurecrvave Manstex, ) Washin-fon, 1) 50a. m. ‘

J ly JU. To ie r Woyexty the Qutern of th: l waited Aiaygdom of Greet Britain and lrelaad. The President of the United States acknow herded, with profound gratification, the ree ip

of Her Majesty's despateh, and cordially reviprocates the hope that the cable which now wottes the Eastern and Western Hemis pheres, Way serve to Strengthen and to per petuste peace and sinitty between the Govern weut of Raslaud and the Republic of the United “tates. | Aspaiew Juuxsoy,

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM UNITED SIiATES AND ENGLAND New Yous, July SL. p.m.

The Merald has the fulluwing apecial des. |

pateh veer the cable :—

e Vucen s Hotel, Lomwdon, July An armistice of four weeks from yesterntay, has beea s cued by Prus@ia, Aust ia. Bavarian and the uther feerman State. Proposit ma oul brace a jasti ng peace ever the whole continent

ot E irupe. '

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RIOT IN NEW ORLEANS New Yours, July 31.

D sspatches from Ne@ Orleans state that a terrible thet occurred there yesterday, between

the ne zrees, the members of the State Conven. | tiwm, of L864, and the populace, kesting from |

noon until > pom. Ie is reported that | 20 were bélied, and « large wamber wounded. Th streets were cleared by the military and the ety put onder Martial Law. Every thing was quiet there last eveuu.. Rivt Was CH ised by secesiewists trying tu preveut the radicals and evlured meu from huldiug a convention. Gold 148}.

ACTIVITY AMONG

FENIANS.

GREAT rHE

GEsND PEMONSTRATIVN ON THY DlaT OF ALGLST.

New Yous, Aurust 1. A despatch from Buffalo savs that there i- great activity among the Fenians in that locali ty. A call is published for a weeting to furm & new Corcoram circle ; forming among the retarned volupteers, Great preparatens are makiug for a grand Fenian Vie Nic at Black Rock, on the Zist of Auzust, during the trial of General O'Neill and othe: officers. Barges have been engaged tu tran sport the party dowu the river. A sham fight | is wm the programme, including the battle of Limestone Bridge. Gold 149.

VERY LATEST FROM ENGLAND!

By Telegraph to A. McNeill, Reading Room. Str. Joux, N.B., A ug 3. PER ATLANTIC CABLE Loxpos, August Ist. The money market rapidly improving. Par-

i

liament will be asked to guaraatee four willious steriing for Iatercolonial Railway from Halifax to Quebec. Lord Stanley said that in order to

remove the irritation arising from the war be

tweea the Northern and Svuuthern States, if |

their claims be pressed by the American Cab-|

act, Eugland would issue a Royal Commission |

tw euquire into the neutrality laws, and if pros: | Groki 148.

sible revise them. Consuls &8

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News by Jaturday Night's Mail.

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PER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH—-LATEST | FROM ECUROPE—GREAT NAVAL BAT

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and another cirele ix} Probably extinguish the last ray of hope in the

lu the House of Commons Mr. Creary with drew the elective franchise bill, the education test bill, &e., and they were referred te sclect committoes,

Iu the debate on Mr. Gladstone's church | 64s made upon Che premises of Messrs. Me rate bill Mr. Disraeli offered no objection Co t, but could not pledge the Government not to oppose its third rewding.

The first dinner of the Cobden Club took place ou Saturday—Me. Gladtvone in the chair, supported by Karl Russell.

Phe Italians attacked the Borgo Fort on the Lith. The Austrians withdrew, leaving thei: yuns, ammunition and provisions. The Italians had an enthusiastic reception from tue inhabi tunts,

Mes. Gordon declines to prosecute Gov, Kivre for her bushwad’s murder in Jamacia.

Among the coudigions laid down byw Prussia to Austria is the re-establishinent of Hungary.

The Hunyvarian bank is to be putin chan

jeery. The liabilities are over two millions.

..os _—-s=-- —as > = - >

Anormer atremet at [cexpiarism.— On

ssunay a soat estes sts EW ADVERTISEMENTS. Masonic Pic-WNic.

put ANNUAL MASONIC Pic--NIC, under the auspices OF ST. JOHN and Vie} . PORIA LODGES. will be held ot WARKEN wd it appewey PAM, on WEDNESDAY the sth AUGUSE! was attempted to be made) instant. Te convey parties To and trom the Pic- of Nie, the “HEATHER BELL © will leave : |POPE'’S WILAKE at 9.90 and 11 o'clock, a. im. ; im a central poart of the workshop, Where ther® | at p.m. ; aud return at 7 p.m. | Suitable arrangements Wl be made for a days’ reereation, pleasure nnd BMusement. Phe ser- |views of the VOLUNTEER BAND and two Vielen Players bave been secured tor tbe ve- sal il etianitii: Mac : P | CuPlOn. Phe speeds alaren and naaistanc e happily frus Ft cake Gel ee aii ili i ii | jtrated the intention of the fiends or fiend w ho | the ground exeept the party engaged by the Com- | thus attempted to devote another portion of | mittee tor that purpose Ao policeman will be | present to enforce this regulation, | ‘Pransient Brethren respectiully invited te join | the Pue-Nie party. | ‘Diekets tor Gentlemen 28 3d, and ladies Is Gd

eal aitempt at setting fire to more property ] proper

Phaal & unter, Carriage Manufneturers, Kent | Street. The fire was discovered yy Mr. George | # L. Dorherty, a uear neighbour to McPhail.

& Hunter's that the

Establishment ;

tire

amongst a bundle combustible matter was no possibility of fire originating from the | activa of the workmen who left the premises ina

| ay | perfectly sate condition about five hours before. if \

four small City to the d-vouring element. >. ' -

NEWS FROM THE STATES. | New York, August 3d, PL

M. | Died,

An Ottawa (Canada) despateh says, infor

| On the Set nblimo, Patrick James, only child of | C@¢hs to be had at the Stores of WK. Watson, | lwation has reached the Government that an other Fenian movement will soon take place,

[the tute Mr. Patrick Murphy, junr, of Covehead, | Dr. Sutherland, T. DesBrisay, 1. Laud, and H. cael twe wouthes A. Llarvie; and of the tollowing Committee :— On Sunday morning last, Many, daughter of | HL. be. Starbird, Leslie MeNutt, Ro. Ro Morrison, Gien. Dick Tavlor tou command in ehiet. hh | Willian aud Heleuw Maloue, of Charlottetown,! Fredk. Douse, Neil Blue, James S. Murdie, |) thourht that the next strug cle will be a severe

lone, A war with the United States is not un- |

; likely as thins luwk.

ag i oe er ho tet Curne, aud the Secretary.

d anti ito a t “ ‘3 ‘er, Sarah, below > . »

I . on the ', tneer, Sarah ”v N. A. LARGE, Seervtary. A Havana correspondent says another Span

lish Heet is about tu sail fur the South Pacitic

ped wife of Mr. David Glover, inthe 38th year of ie” The net proceeds of the Masonic Pie-Nie jtu resume the war aywiust the allied South

} her ue | Ou Saturday, Htb, at Five Mile House, St) wij) pe devoted to the reliet of the poor whe have | been made homeless by the recent tire.

| Peters Road, Lot 34) James Ferguson, aved 75

years. The emigrated to this Island, from Perth. |

shire, Seothand, in the veur isu; Chitown, August 6, 1566. On the W0th, at Princetown Road ’

It consists of one iron Lot 2, Ann]

| American Republics.

' ai miei jelad, four steam frigates aud four transports, | ee aved SS vears, relict of the lute Alexander Excursion Trip of Steamer jearrving PSivans. The transports carry tern, | Pomntans ° . . lor twelve thousand iufantry. Princess Afr of Wales “oe PRICES CURRENT. T ‘ 3 vo j t ' » publishes . ro oe it - otis 7 wal Gazette publish CHARLOTTETOWN, Aug. 3, 1866. TO GEORGE TOWN. the fulluwinyg despatches :— | 2 pei e . . . sy Praves . ’ i Provisions. : Pe Ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN Ortawa, 2ud August, L866. i, CT Orde pone gegdneancuans bd to 81 CHEROH, GHOKGETOWN | intend baying ] have received the following Me ssiatvre from | > De by the eee meee er ft tte ee etd te by S vl LAC Pha Paki ’ » on MONDAY » the Cl |} Pork, (careass)...... ee ae ee - «6d to 64d) sorh day of AUGUST, inet, ta raise funds in aid | the Seeretary of State for the Colonics ee UE 066 $006 shan ow cect 6ods been. 7d to 91) of fiaishing the Manse. i Moxyce | Mutton, per Tie i dil igl dhs She bid: ie ooh - 00d to 7d The Steamer ** Princess of Wales" will wake uu i ‘ seit ee "| Veal, per 1D... cece cece cece ee ees cee. edd to Bd) Excursion Trip to Georgetown on that day to en! ww the Lieut. Goeernor of Nova Seotia. | SN, OE Tes os ar ew shen denscedarinccue 7d to Wdd | aple persotis from Sansa to attend, | 4 . “d by the Quee . dk 2 PO CUR MINL Ais dicvidchigcses cose Isto Is 2d] Contributions in Cake or Money, from the friends lt . eee ‘ * the ” c ro . eres ill RR . 10d to 14] in Charlottetown and elsewhere. are uont respect jthe CovernorGene ral of her North American , i .. Bd to Gd! fully selicited, and will be thankfully received on } Provinces Her Maje sty's cougrataulations on | ies i td te @g) behalf. by Mes. Forgan aud Mes. Duncan Chor the completion of the Atlantic Telegraph, aud Lard, per Pho nn dda eke Me BE wens sacs Gd to Wd | lottetown ; Mee Westaway Mrs, Poole. Mrs Gor es | the strengthening thereby of the Unity of the | Flour ic tnesda meh oinnés sea <+¢0beqne Poi - ———— ata Sa MeFur ust sl | ritish Empire. Her Majesty includes her an- | Ustmeal, per ewt.... 2... 0... cece ee ceee eens Pte] nt: SE. SSR ae ee ee 1 ee

town A well-stored SALOON with REFRESH MENTS, will be open on the grounds

cient Colony of Newfoundland m these conga Eggs, per duzen....... rseee. Bd to le

i tulations tu all her faithful subjects. Grain,

, | Barle PTR isis oaceanids deicgns bs to Gs Gd) Phe eutertainment will be enlivened with Music | Ca nvoN. | YP wail enemas etl a .% “3 ; TE REM Ansticadd chorcascosee Be 3d to Be Gd | WM EMER of Cricket, Se. Se; aud no pains wil bai oe rm ; epured te make this a real pula-day, and afford From the St. John Trl ‘yeaph, Aug. 4, 1366. Vegetables. }every onea™ yood time.’ Return Tickets for Ex. ¢ < PO MOP NR iio does sid dows Mews tele 7d to 9d | cursion Gx | OW Putaiped wer Queets «oi. oa oss. ks ccesinases 44) Pea ou the Tables at l2 o'clock, noon. Tickets.

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. | Potato, por bushels This week's Royal Gazette contains corres Poultry.

| Geese o0b Fbes Whee eee ‘odie Va

IN, Cire corere nis ¢-s< beanrees

Pomta, ent c.iccecks

ooce liu | Is. tid. to be had at any of the Stores, Georgetow n, | jaud on the grounds. | Geotown, Aug 6. D866,

wert... gece of 3+ te Ga! ..'s Gi tu 26 Gu |

pondence between Lieut. (ivveruor Gordon and

i | | i |

the Derby Government of Enzland, which will

Fish. PPNILE undersigned having fitted up, sinee

. . I UP ka dae k cece cockccnuses 208 to 30.| he tire, a STORE in Dow western S 7. | | bres f suc i ‘ , lad ‘ if q j the hire, a? ahoiu Vi HESTRER STRERT, | — of such Sate a would prevent the SOON, ie GR ie auss vecoincndncd 3Us to 408) in the building owned by J.D. MASON. hag | wishes of the people of the Province from being | Mackerel, per duzen........ ‘hiean oreens 2s to Be) adjoining the Store of Messrs. Davies & Werks. Ras : as . . . : i hereby respectfully informe hin numerous cus: | earried into effect. The Lieut. Governor, on slo, (Meutask) lumber. 3s Gd to 4e| ner. in Town and Country, that frou: and after | . - . . . Bua s WOR Pee et ee meee eee eee . 2 . : the 2nd July, informed the Seeretary of State ag Shovaten de to Sa| (in dete Che business will be carried ou ae here: | for the Colonies that the resolution of our Gov Me Coal cide bees babes waee Ts tw 9: | a UEIDEDIN tukes thi iledlanted'e : : : Shing'e dob ddobidedh«cchs shiuete. 10s to Loe! “ _— oF ee ee es oe ere ernipent had been carried im the Assembly. nw ore a 0 ww ide thanks to his customers for their Mist support and 2 Sendri ere wiry 1p} ae u sundries. oni tee patronage, and tu solicit acontinuance of the sun ¢ The Secretary of State Sor the Colonies to the <2 got Bree tor gee ie cae) ae ls Gd a 26 B.D. REDDIN, CNT ii cin oes gabe ueen 596

Dorchester Street, Ch'town, Ang. 6, 1866.

: 1866.

Lieutenant Governor. Dow sine Staeet, 2Ist, July, 1866.

EE ne bad ceed cocks cane nces cena ne nicouipiny leash andemdtrr tee Homespun, per yard.... 2.2... 200.20 00+- 04s tu Ga!

Sir,—l have the houer to ac kuowled ze the | Calfekios, per Ib........ 0.020.000. 0ee- Sd to Bu | - a ’ Lal a receipt of your despatches of the 23.d June and | Hides, per Ib..... 2... eee cece eee eee SQ to 4d Y¥ the various Ships from ENGLAND | 2ud of July, from which I learn that a Resolu- | Woul-.-..... 2... eeeee eee und Stexmners from BOSTON, TL have com,

. ee . . Sheepskine....... eee e cece eeee cece O91 tw Is! pleted my Stock of IRONMONGERY, and GENE. |

‘ et z ‘ . ele rates ! . mare | : : . ’ | won seth vith a a sprsieineans af Beleameee | ao6ls pee deasde cn. 3d te 54) KAL HARDWARE GOODS, und tel confident | to treat with tie Home Government for the en oi 5 ks OM sos inc Dunst’ none | that, for prices and quality, greater inducements to |

Union of the British North American Provinces

has been adopted by the House of Assembly

with only cight disseutient voices. IT receive

THIS INTELLIGENCE WITH MUCH SATISFACTION. I have, &c.

(Signed)

| purchasers cannot fairly be offered; aud IE would |

GEORGE LEWIS, Market Celrk. P ‘ ' : call particularly the attention of intending | }

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Anne

| HOUSE BUILDERS

| To my kurge STOCK of NAILS (in quality not to} | be evcelled in the City), LOCKS, HINGES.GLASs. | |} PAIN PS, and OILS; of

Carnarvon.

i —~ | Carriage Builders and Blacksmiths, | VERY LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. | ’ | "Wis ‘ning ieisten Robien” Aaniihetely uid eieie | Load St. Dunstan's College; xiii ders gees oh TEE kes,

und of the Farmer & General Public

To remeinber that, as heretofore, HARDWARE |

| GOODS. both CHEAP and GOOD, are to be had | . — en ge ° | at the Brick Store, COKNER OF KENT AND,

IIs INSTITL TION is situated on the! GREAT GEORGE STREETS. |

Prinevtown Road, a mile and a quarter Ww. E. DAWSON

fnerthet Charlottetown. The site is peculiarly | re

j beautiful, healthy, and far removed from the dis-

| tractions and moral dangers of the city.

(Te A. MeNeill’s Reading Room and to Uv

Examiner Office.) St. Jowy, Auy. 4, 9, p.m. Military Crieket Club beat Boston Club to- day by 173 asainst 79... ..No lates European ‘au ne ws. Gold 148. | i

; : | BANDS, BELLOWS, ANVILS, VICES ; | Under the patronage of His Lordship the

Bishop af Charlottetown.

Auguat 6, 1306

Disc sunting Again!

ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE RELIEF

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|

| close to the

TLE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND ITALY] , he rit ee ee Fe | Pe hall aud rooms of the building are spacious, tach celtic tans iP lila Uadihiig eels ebm Longworth Llv O Ol} 4; ‘oubortable. machi vail

> ONE EDERA ri x OF : HE Biel i (SH Jauwe Das is ! 10 wt ea oe are large att dit , le | DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY :

NURTH AMERICAN PROVINCES — ae ee Suepie peatin Sit aimee athletic anti, tages were 2 tet

igi fl new ae 6 “,, | 2 Stauley a a 7 , }

PARLIAMENT TO BE ASKED To! K. Longworth 5 0 8 The course of studies ensbraces all the branches DELANY & BYRNE

GUARANTEE FOUR MILLIONS FOR 1. C. Hall > O | Heernsary a prepare young men ter the study of | oe or

wenn econ . > Tere terivoc W. W. Lord & Ce. 6 0 ©) the learned professions or fit them for mereantile | P —— :

CONSTRUE TION OF THE INTER 0. — O 6 3. pursuits, uch as History, Geography. the English, | \ E want MONEY to pay our Bills, |

LONIAL RAILROAD—REFOLRM MEET-| 4. J. Callbeck 1 4a) y) Freneh, Latin and Greek Languages, Rhetoric.) and. inerder to obtain it, we will) from |

ING IN HYDE PARK. N. Burns 0 3 0 | Mathematics, ee de. Music, this date, offer our entire STOCK of

iJ. MeCraith 1 10) ©) socal and tustrumental—is also taught. D , c. “ud

The followins des pat: hes, received on board | Carrell 3 “ 0 The College possesses a large and well aeleeted RY GOO Ds, the Great Eastern during the laving of the | = —. 0 6 4 Library, as well as au extensive Philosophy Ap- HARDWA RE Telegraph wire, and subsequently at Heart's | : Melut os a . 9 porunee. : i : : ; Content, will give our rewlers a fair inkling of | 1) Currie ’ 10 yl. The Professors pan one reside iu the Tne, HATS AND CAPS. the palisica! ; ad . : << . | stitution, forming but ove family with the studeute, | - the tt i teeeenennnties =" ; ma? — zs a) ; w | sane eXetcisivug a conustaut supers iaton taverable te | B OO TS A ND SHOES,

Acne . - ae “ | ok : . | py hes

Livexroot, July 22, 1866.—In the great| A Friend 1 8 ol ee aud _ = ae | Skeleton Skirts, navel izhe of Lissa the Italian ironclad Hu de| ty. tt. Wile 0-6-4) | uence, tain Ae | Ete. Ete. Ete. | Italia, was sunk by collision at the conimence- | —— « is — 7 . quired to practiae. The saotedl daiielbeane attention Ata Discount of Twenty per Cent, j meut «of the battle. An irou-clad bevcat blew rm Nicwll 15 «|i paid te the morals of all ; and whilst within the | FORK CASH ONLY! up with ali on board, amidst cries of + Lang | vr. Ww. Hyndman 1 0 Yu) College enclosure they are constantly wader the ia mat | live the King and Italy!’ from the crew. | Benj. Davies jo 4 yy) Watchful eyeot oue ot the Teachera or Peetecta | We will give 14s worth of Goods for Bs | lislian accounts state that the Austrian squad. | “° : ol o)| Perteet discipline is steictly but kindly entoreed. | We will sive Ws worth of Goes for Btn,

toad fi r i! | B M'¢ arreu 1 ! ; ' | We will vive 30s worth of Goods for Vis rem retir after one wan-of-war aud two G. Davy ae Studeuta when entering aust produce satis- | wa . side Ue a exeree Sag been — ; A Vienos despatch | Charles Kiley 3 0 ©) factory testimonials of goud chat Bsa Tai te mee er 7 ; Cet —_ | mras— he talian eet riven back, wus he- Pp. Merrigan eo 2.2 on ate ae he s ail nn He tis is a arenas “oppertanity or these whe have ing pursued by the Austrians in the direction | R. B. Irving ol o|, \ adh at is visited regularly once a week by money ty invest it toudvantings. 3 j ul Ancona. +a &. oo “os © ‘ DELANY & BYKNE, . ° e i. i y ’ . .

Luxvon, July 23.—Some disturban eis ex- ae, : TERMS: QUEEN STREET. peeted in Hyde Park thi evening. The Heme | H. KE. Starbird & Co. 20 0 Per Quarter of ll Weeks, Opposite Hou, Daniel Brevau's. Secretary aud Sir Richard Mayue are deter-| 1). M. Harrington 210 0) guard and Tuition : . ° “6 8 0) Clltown, August 6, 1866, | mained tu prevent the proposed politicw! yather-| J Murphy 1 ov! _ ot Library Sa a Abeecibastiee 3 1 6 belie LCA - ing, = - — ys ae U 1% 9] Physician's Bee, = 016 SCHOOL BOOKS. | un mg @. Mr. Bright asks by letter, | George C. Worthy vi » ’ i ei Waite Bie Aes 1 cas aber? , .

“Gu what foundation does our liberty stand if, G. W. Gardinee Reve Vay ue we tor be made half-yearly in advanee. { LARGE SUPPLY OF— the right tu hold « political meeting i on pub | J -o<=>- - The College furuishes bed-steads and mat-| 2 Sullivan's Spelling Books ;

| Sescme.—An loquest, on view of the body of

‘ ’ Dewalki McRae, of Little Sauds, Township Nui Loxwos, July 24.—At the reform demun- | hee Sinty-fomer, in the District ot Murray Harbor, strativn iu Hyde Park yesterday, fiftecu utes! was beld wn Wood Idand Read, Let 60, betore

dred police were detached as a guaid to pre-| ales. MeLean, Exq, one of the Coroners tor serve peace. The park cates were chised, but | Queen's County, on Monday, the 3uth July, the meb broke the iron railing and fereed an | justant. entrance. Several peisons were tajured. The) it was proved, in evidence, that deceased lett cavalry charged the people, but did uot use this island about this time last year, tor the pure their sworda. pose of seeing a brother of his, Whe restiles in | . = . South Amerien; that he did net proceed to see | ’ Loxpon, July 26.—No further rivts are an-| his brother, ag intended, aud returned home trou ticipated. | New York siz weeks past, and had been then and |

The money market is rapidly improving. | since of teseund mind ; that be, on Sunday morn There was @ reduction of one per cent. on the | lg, the 29th July, inet., strangled hitweelt, under, euk rate today, and it will probably be made | the influevee of mental derangement. Verdict | twe per cent. wet Thursday. jaccerdingly. He has left a widuw aud sia heel |

There bas been no interruption of the re-| bree children. wm

a6 +. * Iieliast, Slat July, 1-06. ported peace negotiations. The Tines saya a that bat for the armistice the Italians would Weare informed that, » few degeciner, a Medtile now have been in full possession of Southern Trrol, ;

The Prussians are organizing 4 Honzarian) Selands, by Mr. Jehu Dunean, of Vernon River

* sion. Bridge, containing a slip of paper, on which was

The wews of the day ix as follows: written the following words:

Lospos, 9s. m.—The rivets were resumed “ Dee. 25, 66. Beat from Pictou, within 10 im the park last evenin«, and the police were miles of shore. All expect ty meet a watery attacked with stones and brickbats. Soldiers, greve- horse and fout, were called out, as it was teared that there would be attacks made on private property.

The Loudon Ohaereer states that Parlia- went will he required, at almost tue last mie ment of the Seasicn tu give ite concurrence to Deo not forget the Masonic Pie Nie on Wedues- the Confederation of the North 4 nerean day vest, at Warren Farm. The Maseus have Provinces, including the plan for the coutibu- the repetation of getting up rutertainments of this) ance of the Grand Trunk Railway. hind in esr aty an = Vo ettor:

: re spared to make this the Pie Nie ot tie

The Prussian army has engaged 3°,(00 Aus pan ci "\e the net proceeds are te be devoted trans before Pete: sburz, and the Prussians to charity, we hope for the sake of the poor it will were victorious and occupied Petersburg. | he well patronized. — Pat.

The Owl of Wednesday save that the Cabi —_- net iw entitely oecupied with the Hyde Park The ehip L. C. Owen sailed on Saturday even. Riot. Lord Derby deplores the riot, ite object: ing for Liverpool, with a carge of timber, deals, bedisy intimidation, and awd that if De C@snary, &c.. thus discharging her treight heuee for this special constables should be called our. Earl Port and reloading in about one week.— Isl. ‘rramville said the Government should he sup: | “ieee ported. The Commons had discussed che sivte. Se George Gay supported Earl Debw's views that the meeting should not be allowed to be

lie park ts deuied.”

waa found somewhere in the vicinity of the Wood

“Dp. J. Ronears.” The clip of paper bas since been lett at our

oftice. and examined by many of the friends of

the late uutertuuate Do Jo Reberts, who pro-

neunes the Laudwriting te be his.— lsd.

ee

By the dreaded approach of Cholera trom the East, we are warned to wae every precaution held ; | againet tte attacks—~aud te have by us a remedy

ie Hyty Fork. for use when we feel the Girat symptoms of the | Ona Monday night in the Commom 1rd | sernce . Such a remedy wehavein Dr. Severy’s Maaley said the Cabinet was anxious to re! ine atch caine onl by seid all sat nt | move aay irritation srisins out uf the ages, Kesturative wit i as et Connected with the war between the North eminent physicians i 4 and a with pertec and the South in the United States, if ql ima success. ‘There is ne record of single case when were preased by the American Cabinet. this restorative wae used, that the patient did not a alah Goverument intended w issue ° mad recover, although hundreds were dying about us ind if pediite reviee a a ma every day. It is equally efficacious in Cholera

. + “£9 | Morbus, Dysentery aud kindred coanplaints, aud is

A long letter is pubiished from the King of

Prusis to te Queen, giving His Maje-ty y ae.

‘an article ot prime necessity in every fainily.—Bos- | ton Saturday Post. |

Count of the baitle of Kouizyratz.

\trom persons Willing te Contract for the CON.

or three thoes in each week, (at the eption of the

call times provided with at least three suitable aud vaafe ICE BOATS, and crews of our meu to cross

S

trasses 5 the students must provide their own beds and bedding, brushes, basins, towels, &e.

Lennie s Grammars ; Cur peters Spelling Books ; Worcester s Dictionary ; AND " ALL SCIIOOL BOOKS in general use throughout the Ixtuud. ou hand, and for sule at VERY LOW PRICES, ut

The Scholastic year commences ou the firet* Wedtesday in September aud cude about the! middle of July. Studeute are requested to enter the College ou the first day of the opeuing of the classes. HARVIE’S BOOKSTORE For turther particulars apply to Gieoun sows A. McDONALD.

St. Dunstan's College, Aug. 6th, 166.

Auyust 6th, 866, tf

Now Landing.

phon QUEBEC, per Seur. * Many Jang.” nud per Steamer * PRINcess oF Wants” bis. FLOUR, supertine, No. . . « *. . ’

avo. X,

* he classes will be re-opened this vear on the Ah September,

TENDERS FOR CONVEYANCE OF WINTER MAILS. EALED TENDERS will be reeeived hy| the Subscriber of the General Post Offier, | Charlottetown, until THURSDAY, the 16th | AUGUST neat, at the heur ot 12 «clock, Soe! \

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Fine. Also: bis. Kiln Dried CORN MEAL. J. ROBERTS ECKARY. : Ceutre Store, Peake’s Brick Building, Water St. | YE DIEM of tlle Edad, trio) re One® eich Mallding, Water a.

Charlottetown, August 6, 180i, isl ej fin

WATTS’ TEA STORE, KENT STREET. Arrival of Midsummer Stock.

SPRUE Proprietor, thankful tor pas: fvers. bege leave to imtimete that he bias just re ceived ex Uspink.” a large supply of uurivadjed |

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DPo-tmaster General of this Isiand,) during the WINTER SEASON, tor the ensuing three years, between CAPE TORMENTINE and CAPE PRAVERSE, ‘The Person contracting to be at |

each trip Upon such days as may be appointed, it the sume be practicable. ‘The outward Mail to

CONGO, which will be offered Whadesale and) *

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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7 ‘gy 4 ’ NOTICE. FIXUIE MERCANTILE BUSINESS hitherto carried on in this Island. and in Ply: moath, Knglind. by the lite JAMES VEAKE, hegeeke. up te the time of his death. and sinee lisa ecense, by the undersigned, as his Tristecs and Executors, bus thisday been aseigued and trans- ferred, in accordance with the directions contained ia the last Will aud Teatament of the Testator. All sume of Money due tu the Subscribers. as surviving ‘Trastees and Executora of the suid James Peake, mnat be paid foriwith, and will be received at the Office of Meaars. PEAKE BROTHERS & CO... who are authorised to receive the mime Kb. 1. A. PEAKE, D. HODGSON, Surviving Trastees and Exeeators. Charlottetown, Lith July. 1800. Jauy 6 din

CARD. os unders'gned having purchased the Trustees of the late JAMES PEAKE, Esquire, deceured, have this day ENTEKED INTO CO PARTNERSHIP, under the name aud style of

PEAKE BROTHERS & COMPANY,

aod will continue the same Business carried on by

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the lite James Peank, Esq.

JAMES PEAKE, GEORGE PEAKE, RALPH BRECKEN PEAKE, THOMAS HANDRAHAN, | Charlottetown, daly bth. 1866. { Aug. 6

. e ' : ; . Dissolution of Co-Partnership W ki beg to inform the Publie that the "ARTNERSHIP hitherto subsisting he | tween us, under the stvle aud firmof WoW. LORD

& CO. General Merchants and Ship Orners, in! this Qity. de this day IMSSOLVED by matual con. |

cent. Add persous having any Mesiuens transactions With the said firm, wilt please come forward and psetide their several Accounts, at the office of the subscajuers, before the Ist adiay of OCT@BER next. W. W. LORD, ARTEMAS LORD. Charlottetown, Anguet Ist, 1860.

Charlottetown. August 1, 1866. To the Public ;

EFERRING to the annexed Circular, | beg te inform you that P shall continue the NESS at the OLD STAND), head of Lorv's HARP, on aud alter the Ist day of OCTOBER,

Allow me to thank you for the generous sup- port aceorded to the late Firm, and respeetfully | to ask for a share of future favors for my self.

lam, Your ob't. servant, ARTEMAS LORD.

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Flour, Cornmeal. Bbis. FLOUR, “00 Bbis, CORNMEAL,.

For Sule by j. C.-HALh. _Water Street. Ch'town, August 6, 1866, tin Pogies. Pogies. aX Alhambra from BOSTON, 100 bbls.

No. i Slivered Pogies. For ale teow Ge CARVELL BROs.

300

Auguat 6, 1866.

Commercial Hotel,

ALBERTON, PRINCE COUNTY. JOHN KEIFFE, Prorrivror.

Auguat 6, 1266. Im

NEW GOODS. MIDSUMMER TRIP.

Bp: the Barque Uxvine just arrived from LIVERPOOL, we have received the follow- ing Goods :— 2 Bales Grey aud Printed COTTONS, Housheads of Raw and Boiled Paint OLLS, Keys No. bad 2 WHITE LEAD, Reus Red and Black PAINT, Barrels Fresh CURRANTS. Will be sold CHEAP to make room for Fall im-

portations. DAVIES & WEEKS.

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COLTONS!

July 30 2 86.

Reduced Prices!

ROBERT YOUNG'S.

Charlottetown, July 30, 1866.

Fashions for August!

UDEY’S LADY’S BOOK, Madam Demorest's MIRROR of FASHILON, JUST RECEIVED, and for sule ar HARVIE'’S BOOK STORE,

Queen Street

EXCHANGE !

XCHANGE on BOSTON, and Green- |

backs bought und sold by

Jaly 30. 7866.

Charlottetown, July 30, D866. ea eA. FLOUR! CORNMEAL!

Boils. FLOUR, 200 Bois. CORNMEAL, For sule by

I. ¢. HALL.

Water-etreet, Chitown. dJniv 30, 18606 Sin

STOLEN.

ETWEEN the evening of Tuesday, the

7th, and morning of Weduesday, some evil- disposed persous took away trem her moorings, Battery on Government House grounds, A SIX-OARED BOAT. painted white below water line, aud black above, iaside a light brown; built similar to men of war boata Any information that will lead te the apprehension ot the guilty parties, will be rewarded.

Government House, ; 2d July. 1866

TERRA NOVA HOTEL, Dorchester Street. ‘Q°H KE Subseriber having fitted up thar

coummedious house, in Dorchester street. lately occupied by Mrs. McKay as a Boarding House, is how prepared to wecommodate permanent and tran sieut Boarders. Having had con-idernble experi ence in this line of business in a neighboring Colony. and as the wants and comforts of Boarders will be diligently attended to. the subseriver thinks

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CF RAND DEA. GRAND Tea Party will take place at Motague Bridge, «a THURSDAY, the 9th ot August next, load an Uae erecta af a Catholic Church.

The beautitel groainds ewenupied by 2. Gaul, Exq., will be splendidly decorated for the weca- sion. ‘Ten on thestutdes at dv a'eloek. fn addi- tion to which these will be a welbfuroiahed Re treshinent Saleown, where the disintiea of the aea-

json and all kinds vt cuul refreshing temperance

| drinks can be procured. Nor will there be any seareity of amusement. Ber these avi wish to | Trip the light fantastic toe" there will be plat- | forms erected and Highland Pipe and other music provided. For those whe dedight.in more athletic | sporta there will be throwing the ddauuner, ‘Toxs-

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M. Harrington's Offiee, wext dewdethe Te arrington -_ leyraph

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READING ROOM, IE Read.ng oom having been burnt down by Cee Unte dire, the Koow over Mr. BD. Office, has been taken,

quested ty be sent. Sw ke Georve Thresher, who is

adie BEADING ROU AULLDING, QaRLoTretows, Culp dg,

To the Subscribers lotteteaxn

ing the Cuber, and a variety of games for which Gentlemen”;

prizes will be offered. | No pains will be spared to make this a real Gala day. Should the day prove wafeverable the | | Tea will be postponed until the tothewiag day. | | Tiekets at the gate, Is Gd each. | A.C. MACDONALD, See. |

patriot }

SOUND

FLOUR and MEAL.

*FXHE Subseciber has received, per Schr. Alma aud Brig ddannakh & Lizzie, from MEW YORK—

680 Barrels FLOUR, warranted,

100 “MEAL,

100 Bags Do.

which will be sold cheap for cash or appuawed joint notes at 3 months.

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WM. MeoGILL. i Charlottetown, 30th Jaly. 1°66.

Western Bank. “PME Stock List of the abowe Bank

requires Lhe subscription of about £2000 to be complete. The Comunittee wouldLeall the attention of capitaliats to Usis cuderpnise ae a sate and protit- able susacndawe sat - By erder of Provisional Comniintac . J. WARBURTON, Chairman. Alberton. July 30, D866. din Five Pounds Reward. TOLEN, from Bus ico Harbor, oa Satae- day uight lant, a IMOAT calfed the Turan, 24 feet keel; deem 14 feet; decked; cock-pit: aft ; open abaft Tore cuddy ; and gece buwttom., The out was in charge of DAVID KENNY, who adeo departed with his wife and four sons. Ages of the boys from fen to sixteen years. Kenny is a native of St: Mary's, Nowa Seotia, but receutly from Mali- fax. He is a small man: his wife is tall. The Boat wos schoouer-rigged. A Reward of FIVE POUNDS will be given for the recovery of the | Lenat. | Ofticers of Ca-tome and others iu authority are requested lo seize aud detaia the Bent. JAS. MeCRAITM, Charlottetown, P. EK. bajauidl.

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BARK LOTUS, 250 tons re- | iter, Al at Lloyds, metalled, Rade- rick MeRae, Marter, wild sail geom | LYNDON for thin dort wn ersbout the | loth September next. As this Bue | Ship only carries a limited quantity of dead weight, | ix a desirable conveyance for Dry Goods. Rates | for Freight and Passage, as usual. Apply in LON DON, to JOHN PETCATIRN & SONS. 69, Corn. | bill; at Charlottetown, to G. & S. DAVIES, or to | the undersigned.

DANIEL DAVIES. Cl'town, 23rd July, 1866 si |

To aud from Liverpool, G. B. Txe Clipper Ship L C. Owen, Ad at Lieyd’s, copper - fastened and caayered — Robert dF raser, Commander— will sail dar theabase |

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AUGUST. Returning, will leave Liverpool on | or about the Sth SEPTEMBER. For Freight or Passage apply in Liverpool to Messre, WLL- LIAM STEWART & CO, 1 & 2 Trafford | Chambers, South Johu atreet; in Charlottetown tu i.. C. OWEN. WILLIAM WELSH. July 3th, 1266, isl pat *j Zin

For Liverpool. | The Barges OX DINE —Kickbam, | Coumander—w ill sail tor the above | Port, on WEDNESDAY Evening | next; and willleave Liverpool, re- | turning, about the Sth September, |

For Freight or Passage apply, in Liverpool, te JOSEPH POPE & CO, Trafford Chambers ; here, te JAMES C. POPE.

Charlottetown, July 30, 1866. tin

NOTICE,

Q LL persons indebted to the Estate of £2. JOHN BEN AMEN CON, late of Morell, Bag. deveused. ane daly requested to make payment, without delay, to the undersigned, and all persons having any feyal demands against the said Estate, ure duly requested to fornish the sume, duly at tested, to the undersigned for adjustment, :

JANE COX, Exceutrix, FRANK ur @ Executor.

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GRIND STONES. GRIND STONES for

Prices from 1s 6d to 6s. Apply to

25 A. MceNEILL.

Charlottetown, 30th July, 1366. ae NEW TOBACCO FACTORY, ‘Pur Subse: iber begs to inform the Citi- | zeus of Charlottetown, and the Country in | veneral, that he hue o

FACTORY, on QUEEN STREET, in the premises lately occupied by Mr) Writrono, Painter, aud | situated aap porite r, Wa. Sseeeran's. | Having superiutended. for the list seven yearn, | the Manufacturing of Tobaceo, in the Firw well | known as LOW DENS, with anequalled success, he will fearlessly warrant his Tobacco as second to none in the Colonies, and would earnestly udvise | the public te eall aud judge for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. CHAS. QUIRK. cba