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Ch'town, February i, 1875

Tue electors of ( on the Lith February, be « 1 upon to elect a gentieman t repr 4 n the House tion will take place on Thursday next The Hon. L. U, Ow date. Mr. * t one,

It is to be regret that Mr. ( owing to in lis} to visitthe electors, Bb not like ly influence t Mr. Owen's sterling | y, | for business, his experience in fairs, make him 2 representative of wl any constituency m2} be pr are assured th the pe nD! f Cardis will eleet h: }

An attempt has, we observe, been to injure his candidature, by the eiret tion of a report,to t! ernment is to blame, | ise the r was not opened ul The re ridiculou Mr railway tothe | inion ¢ soon as Wis } | ? it aim ‘handed over’? by the contractors. Ii there was unnecessiry de'ay most assuredly |

The ¢ imagined, by the report that is ind on t

Ww

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School Question. [t will be well for t!

Catholics of Cardigan District, to reme!

ber that no matter \ they elect, t!

result, so far as grant of publ to denomination

wil) be precisely 1 \

likely that sach a mon r.& | ——a man without ex

dress, without | influence—wil sv l ini Legislature to grant aid to denomin al schools, when the deservedly 1 { and influential eentieman, who h { lately, represented them could not but { Let not the Catholic people of Cardig drawn from their riance to Mr. O by such a subterfu assured that which can be guineil for them, will gained by Mr. Owe ner than other man on the Islind all Catholics, and P: Mr. Owen their ]

Eo —<—nle

ny benefit or vant

THE LAND QUE

Tue L: ed ; theeight hundred thousand dolla: unemployed. Our legislators have yet | fore them the important and difficult of successfully opposin z proprietors, and counter

' and Question still remains unsettl-

Worn

liar influence of Mr. Lui Unqu ably the delicate, as well , handlir \

ccatury combined } most invincible. A little : tia

year's experi has sown wt

the interests of ¢ eerned—the misre; tation or unre- presentation of the Mi the Is

terior, of our Le Yet the tenantry, and applying the $800,000 t the purpose for which it is i shou'd not ti } even be postponed, tor moment, The proprietors have, year by} retré before the persistent Their number and influe have, \ by year, decreased. If the tenants but united and | , y ¥

invariably dei il Legi

work finally re.teving th

be relir

assuredly triu

When Uni ( - sumroated, 1 the propricto: he hip,’ for wew

assured by tl retar the Colouies, t! would cease giving them tance, and we did not then 1 dream that Mr.

a ‘

Laird woul

peentiar influence ut O i - narvon, new ver, interfere half ; and “asi e ¥ t in-

deing of : tenants— supplemented b that of Mr. Laird. As responsible adviser

to His Excellency, M L is responsible for the disallowance of the ‘ Land P

Act, 1874,’ on the 21 und theta court of arbitration — composed of one member

nominated by the

Government, and one by the two ra- tors so nominated, or by the prenu Court of the Province—would | favorable to the tenant Hicow d

this tally with the declaration of Leader of the Oppositi ; ly, the tenants ha the aj no commission | Patriot now be so shamelessly impudent as to assert that Mr. aot’s friend?” The P

the people tha B]

Bill was a “ hasty and ill considered mea- sare’ —notwithstand the fuct that it was deliberated u] aloture for five consecutive weeks; or it may now trump up ‘shams ia the B s the most acute minds of the O; tion wert unable to detect when t! st

diseussed : but, the advi f the Pat riot’s proprietor—that t bill w itis jectionable ”’ in that the ; r big t pro vided for by it was not suffice ently favor able to the landlords, cannot be explain d

way to the satisfaction of the tenants,

The Patriot's influence is very small, and its advice is worthless ; but the in- fluence and advit e of its wher ly

? . aavisel

sponsible

{ ; ~—has secured

Laird—the re

Governor Genera!- to the proprietors the disallowance of the Land Bill ow the ground that it too f able to the tenants

What should now In opinion it would the session of the Legislature, to pass an Act, hy which the Government would be em- powered to appropriate, at least, tion of the $800,000 to the the estates of such proprietor be willing to sell their lends at reasonable rates. :

We see no reason why the Administra. | tion which expends the revenue of the, Colony: —which is directly responsible to the people—should not be trusted to ex- pend this Land Purchase Fond. Their

wa ivor- , » be done ¢

well at next

be }

as might

of the

our |

a por- } I urchase of |

Ne ee +

; t) Council, how- Ah ae i il | t ’ ; as } , ' j ¢ i { ; ' 4 ’ +} i we t i a er t a { : \ i \ { \\ ‘ ‘ i i 1? t 4 ; { tu ‘ to i } exit i ‘ Land | ’ ity x : ' "> i> I ‘ } 4 ‘ ‘ » hi i 1 4 ,O~ i i t t i 4 i i ’ tiar i { 4 ‘ i { I iu ’ ’ fs na ib prinell on W nit Was ionnd- I I t \" T » , ’ } ] i il¢ } . y y t ¢ \- i i 4 4 { rt ‘ ¢ i | ‘ i ‘ } oe i } t » , rey ! 1 bel ? ? { tr ( ‘1, 3 wouid } } ' u i ii i , il ‘ . ’ > ) i i iVvls ‘ } ; t \ < thas if : Bin i Linki Ary +s a l i wi id t \ : ' , i n { Picti) bu , } ’ t y invi i, 20G . ' ; \ rminat 1 and ? ; } f tt I { I in al u a { i , t : ' i ire we , ; ; \ t u \ ! > id > 4 , 4 + +} { \ ! t i i { i Di ) opt } t } uid - U! l t i o ti } 4 ‘ : , . } \ in i i : , : } «2 ? w ts { ) tl ¥ ‘ i é i i { 1 » , ie 7 i a) i A ¢ W ‘ ¢ +) f \ » . > + ‘ > i ‘ A as 7> +3 ‘ ' A ‘ ) ' ¢ i i y 1 , ‘ on t iy bm Ww ho ‘ 4 4 pi { t vy ¢ i tae < i? t { VV ti i ‘ + + t ( bu ” s oe \ y of i s } : } R Wil I S I irea. i> . ‘ 4 — > ’ l j ee § il i 7 ‘ 1Y u ium i en + sal ’ ‘ 7 i } { in ‘ , ¥ . . we ‘ ) i } ¢ I ; 42 i t WW , ' J kA é } t i t vy i W , rT 1 hi K i ti i t a ‘ ii ' i [ { ha ‘ 1 i ‘ l inat nd \ % ~ ‘ t i ty } { I , ’ i 2 L i A t i i or the : I g y ( ' } {) ( . , ‘ i i i \ gad [ws Sara t ite re i i f i ( i ny of tw } i “7 A i i oOUuo! a y ty ] ‘ 3 f Lies i 1} { ii ‘ I i ea 4 or } q : { a { 7 i i _— i { ; i} r O ib m Las A f B { ' tis : i i tif \ h t ie ‘ i i ii y j ‘ ; . i ‘ y \ .* pe | Ve rat g a be ) a i oy Le i I \ y o kind as to | it m4 Iii { me whe! ‘ S Ain waicno ‘ — t ity urers would not be m 1 beite mployed in handing the ne dle i : i al ’ a ee oe iorthe awi? rhe fact is, that the effect of our ts ’ ' ' prosperit so far I 1 Similiar lo the re- ’ rec by ’ , ] ‘

{ A BY UWI a@ FeUuUisa § l the s] very rich ground and letting | i | ‘ ii aia ent & it grew until the fa It is certainly neare!

' the } aturpip than i it had been pro- lel boon t . i : periy é 196 tO; DULIL IS 4 radisn ailer ail, 1 ' nia bad ¢« at that. There is, as Mr. uu r i ¥ s+} } atthew Arnold telis.us,a character which ;} the old country procuces in this age with i ; Stites eer ' | alarming a —the British Philistine. Tv " ic : f ty} That his twin brother is to be foun in this

town, no man blest wit

| ment can have fatled to remark-— Here interrupted, “ ch, | really, now, you your iieatiant,

: ; i any degree ¢

{ judg-

we come,

are getting too rash in |

| say-———? ”” but before we could get any | | further he had drawu a good i ae ath | and quietly continued his diatribe :— ——-——‘' What, do you mean to deny it? Why, you canaot honestly do so, [ am sure,

The Charlottetown philistine is a character | headed “ Wonderful,”

QOS SS oN aT

| tive.

/some of the hand engines, be placed on | | runners, and thus be

Do you mean to—

V4 cheerful spring. o if prin,

EBATING CLUE evening the quest “ Should Denominational Schoo!s

e aid?” and decided it the nega- | The question for the next debate is | ‘¢ Should women enjoy the privilege of the |

franchise ?'’ to be

ARLOITETOWN 1 on satur

Cu

day discussed ion, |

; rocelve

Sta in

opened by EF. Palmer, | junr. Firs Eneins. —The Fire Engineers of this | city have been discussing the desirability |

| of importing another Steam Fire Engine and subscriptions to defray the cost of cne be solicited next week. Could not | the steam engine we now have or at least | |

}

an Wiki

made — avails | able when the snow is deep. as at present? |

eS Rye

We call the attention of our reaclers to} the advertisement in another column, of| the Hope Manufacturing €o., of New York | they advertise what 1s the most wonderful |

invention of the age, a first class Sewing | Machine, with Table and Treadle complete | for Ten Dollars. Read their advertisement

ly

|energy and

i ?. | Legislative Halls,

| our Repre esentatives to pause and consider |

the } r you to

ution “of them as a have thoroughly can

* love for

1 rt ip

sed your district please return the peti- | tion to the undersigned without delay. | To use the language of our cireular:— |

Whether

oe ‘the feel

vetitions will fairly represent

ig of the provinee upon the subs | ject of ‘ Prohibition’ will depend upon the | the faithfulness with which

those entrusted with the work of procuring

ignatures discharge the duty assigned | « them,’

All the other provinces of our Dominion are sending monster petitions to Parlia- ment at the coming session. Letnot little E, Island be remiss in her duty in this important matter. Let us hand into our | such a protest against | | legs ilizing this accursed traffic as shall cause |

before they dare veto such an expression of | the will of the people.

The poor drunkards themselves are | | looking to you for deliverance, and are | asking for the privilege of signing these | petitions. Let us go forward then, resting | assured that He who has said that no drunk. | ard shall inherit the kingdom of God, will | | prosper us.

Fraternally yours, 5. F. Hopesox,

| Ch'town, Jan vot 1875,

Secy. Q. C. League, | Bill.

Loxpon, Marquis of Harts ech at Lewes, alluded to | Bright’s address Lirmingham, and |

said he could net agree to the views ads}

ington, in a §]

a.

ar. at

vanced in favor of the disestablishment of the Church of England. We declared that | it was evident the British people were not prepared for such a great change in the | Church or Government. The Home Rule

members of the English Parliament de- |

cided not to take part in the election of a Liberal Leader.

Spain has paid Cermany indemnity by which the Gustav affair has been se ttled. The Carlists positively deny that they have entered into negociations with the Alfor- sists fora convention. The Loyalist army | in Navarre is advancing ou the Carlists | and has already captured several positions, King Alfonso was present.

A biil has been drafted which authorizes | the Government to make concessions for the construction of a submarine railway | tunnel berween France and England, | Copies have been distributed among mem» bers of the Assembly, i

New Yorx Jan. 28.—The United States | House of Representatives had been in con- tinuous session for 24 hours at noon, and the prospect was that it may last some | days, ~endeayoring to pass the Civil Rights

Gold 1125 to 113,

| charged

| Term of

Shaheed

29, and 30. Pasture Lots in Georgetown Re ryalty,

| 42, mo 56, 69, 83, 103, 112, 113, 128, 140, 141, 155, 164, 189, 213, 218, 276, 283, 292, 295,

296, 305, 806, 807, 308, 310, 312, 313, 314, :

$19, $22, 3 $24, 355. And ido also proclaim the following being in arrears for nonpayment ef said

assessment as aforsaid:—Reserved Lands |

adjoining the Royalty | acres,

Pasture Lots in PrRincerowN RoYauty. —-4 of No. 158. 228, 244, 380, 4 of 452, 456, 480, 481, and 483

of Georgetown, &78

ACRES. ACRES,

| Ge orgs “3 Island 506 Kilda re Isl: and, 250

Panmure do 808} © ascumpec Sand do 49]

Boughton do 527 Fish Island 150

| Grover do “16 Pownal do 10

Connolly do 20 ‘Goose do ai Governor's do 149 \Poplar do

And the owners of the aforesaid Lots, parts of Lots, and tracts of land so in arrears, and proclaimed as aforesaid, are | hereby notified, that in case the sums on them, xs aforesaid, together costs which have been incurred, be paid before the next Easter the ‘Supreme Court, which will commence on Tuesday, the 4th day of May next, application will be made to the Supreme Court, durivg the said Term, for Judgement against the said Lots or tracts of Jand respectively i

JOSEPH POPE, Treasurer, till 4th may

With the shall not

rs FE REN gaeeres ae 4 Tia TL * CA SE * . 7 a 74 TE oper is BY BORAPH. EW ADVERTISEMENTS tn LADY @RrordiAl LATEST NEWS 3 TE LBGRAPI NEW } B STISEMEN YS. + © ti A rHOCRGL« 4 - wine praia ‘ ’ . ‘ ony ec ‘i ie ere ius : i / my ” - ~ 2 > OM y ¥ 2 ‘ . } wt - j death and trial! veg much-lamentea : i Lady Geo . ithe read by many Loxpon, Jan. 25 -~Rev. Chas, Kingsiey { i f } j in v ' : ; fr . a a T Nh : } ») ' ' yacyuaint lied on Saturday, aged filly-six ~ :. Hh ‘ N A i , t Ww i ; ) ' i : ai ; et ita in Tr 3 1 1 di + he , ’ ; inga of de Var rumo ‘ in circulation 1 aii hin’s dpat Pte fa compromise with Don Carlos far a s¥eul . i A, Vi 4 as su aa t "thy ¢ , 4 Iden and quit nn rts f iin yesterday reviewed forty r WW i i 5 By TeCeh} orrype lo . i ' { \ ad rmed, w aeaiieaine ; pn Ai Nhu Ul an ee “ § he | 4 3 uy Wak APPiVais ‘TOM ee , London | ss,ousand troops at Peralta, and was warmly At Ch ay! tf; af : . i . 1 . ¢ P ona ° i. wi er of 5t] we quote M2@ | wneered. The French authorities on the ' al 108 CoOwnh, Dritain & e} soWwhere whi : : —-- . t! ta panish frontier seized a convoy of arms for SE ALED ae RS 1 will be received by 1 ‘ hs : n pease . he Ca t The Montenegrin difficult the Subscriber, at his office, In Prince AN 2 “ { ne . ‘ ‘ 71 @ . i s°) yu ng al a ra oa en compromised. The citizens of | Street, C arlottetown, until Saturday a : be Ait j t ri up, : ; . 3th day of February, at twelve o’clac J A. 3 c ss 1Uth | Mont rro who are implicated in the Pod. bOEm a oF I sy : a n ‘ ’ ’ > : a neon, from any person or peison f mare i741 ire to be tried at Celligue, | tq contract for the lathing and } ' \ ' : the ¢ » off Cfurkish witness in the | the New Court House,fat Charl to tn a : . r Specitication te be seeu atthe abo i 3 ‘ , t the frontier town of , Speciticati . ' } ah, late \ ev , at the frontier ry ‘he Sionatures of two good and auf ; us y Paget, | Spaah sureties, willing to be bound for the faithfal fy i : : be i f borvuugil. ‘ uph ter‘from Alfonso was perfurmanece of the work, to OMpAas aD % - Her | sip W pe fe del 1to Queen Victoria, on Saturday | eh Tender. ; , ' ; > na oe : i 4 . Phe Government will not be bound to , Lhe renvund 1) aCounty pal m :dvising her of his accession to the ‘cept the lowest tender > i} if iOW Cstiet, , : flAD > : ysl . ome ns ’ : AUG FOMAINS ¢ on e | throne and assuring her of his intention to THOMAS ALLEY, { tie ein ce with hei : ae Sunt. Nba Car Hous ae ce , wt in the | rule over ion constitutional principles. a " art Lio it | expre ed wish t her s yvauit in to sid Tat sth. [875 } ‘ es north side of the chapel in Brympton/ A similai ication was received by tne — and most ‘ ~ 2 co ot Ate on ; , P cpuren ve ted last France. 5.8 Fi Ee iA7E. { » died at 1 mal n : New Yo Jan. 25. —~St Patrick’s Charch, VOR Sale at the Gaz PE a quantity V3 ar ied | a QC Sor iment of lak i proo Sure LO ‘es i 7 ry tford. Ct u burned on Sunday. GAS LIME. remains were cony i uh ‘ i a . as } ti WN h l four horses were m Fifteen white men were murdered in re CHOICE GROGE y ha y ‘ . . ‘ ~ ’ j Rye x se, ' ndians duri s i ‘ i at i waiting to convey them to Bryn ton i Ie. | in Ne Indians, during the last fe oke olce. ue Fy i Lhe tun neements were @ntruses mout} : : i ito M ; 1 of M nt t et, Gros es on i I, On Saie at the Ga yy OFrKS ' qu it y ers et : ety ‘ eal cadid ti Che navy department building at Wash-| 2 yr Good COKE. ee a4 .,," Messrs Wadm Yeovil ington ¥ burned by fire to-day. It is Feb. 1, 1875—3i a ie | r you y ymipton « 1 is close to the ] wn IN| considered probable that the Canadian A as cine i of the hou ind th ineral Was a ge eg ee ; nee 5 StPaw . . Finance Minister will reimpose ten pet 9 Coal. OUARS I 1 a ne one j the plai tand 1 nai j t ’ a I ty a uy iF; 4.) Ww . C ; ti c ption cent duty on tea and coffee imported into a 3 ' 5 he a pil the United Stat SOR Sale atthe Gas Works, & quantity ol i lin wa } y men | Canaaa Irom the United states. bs el eel ae " he: eee ee ' . e ] mm | 5 id nm natn ent T or Ty “7 ee es ae Glace Bay COAL. y<t : ( y tHe puoite, { ve il ecially n i Orrawa, Jan. 25.--The Liberal a new Re- Fel. 1. 187331 vo ce i. he respected |. i " : cry. a, som ei ais Lt pass nd * Py stawikes, the respecte | form paper published by Cameron & Co., of pasate a er ea that the laborers working upon ' ca é Sa ge a + hould | this melancholy | London Ac will appear in Toronto m Pes mh 4 raits 8 } tt } ‘ ‘ . = a n sie wd si Cree tthe unde s arranged others | on the Soth. ex 2 $ ® i l ‘ . uf * ys ' . : , ' ‘ eae es Wrees , Mr. Cirling bas declined to run for Lon- : R} oe : n to] fam sinc. desig és un left the | a.4. ©. P. Davidson, connsel for Thomas nud ary, ' i 1,the rain came d nn in tOrreuta me Se : : ’ } eke a a pe ae ‘tan al We ee i has filed an answer to Mc- 3 t thinned the att visitors,e : Di: LHHSOUS ae h 4 comparitively A kind | Kenzie preliminary objections to the! ee ¢ Sais to 1 i ti Td the , , REASURER’s OF vicg, P. E. ISLant ore lation was of course found in the petition in Montreal West contested elec- enn von, Fy Hs A, 3} 277 hod let ge . ; Charlottetown, Jan, 25th, 1875. iLUins, OC erries tion case, maintaining that reference to the | +... i oe ’ tt t : : 5 . f N pursuance of an Act of the iaiiek As- > . oy ‘ th ) rai Prescott election case has no bearing npon sembly of this I-Jand, made and passed Red Uulrra ults, : a ; . hea nrese tn tho ‘Purante faneth ohaw af » watern af yt Char} n. At the porch the funeral service was com- saa " ent, in ~— a i : we oe of pov og - 3] kk menced by the Rey. A. Thompson, who ‘he election in Holton to represent the 7 pone we y Quee a ee pron ts OR om ac C urrants, i i ‘ , ad the onbieine s ee ae ; , ee . . | Act reluting to the Land Assessment at + , | read the opening sentence as the body was | oonstituency in the Dominion Parliament is | ocent imrosed by law » Town and the] 1" eiahs, present imposed by law on the Town anc ~ v uid. PCO] 1 | carried into the chu Che scene within ; ee ; ; ee ee . , “ vas it j, | Contested by Chisholm who professes to Royalty of Princetown;” and also ofan Act en ERE ALE A was in keeping wit! 1 the mou nful proceeds oe made and pa 1 in the Twenty-seventh Wt 42! VE tent ings, for the sombre light through the wins the Government, and McReady | Mr SHO pests eh ki a th ee ss S | at Hf i or : eye orn . 4 6 : . E year of the same reign, test nied, ** An Act; {RAJA AS 84 éJ S W || dows casta gloom on every thing around ted by a Reform conyention. | to consolidate and amend the several L neat j AS biG DOGY Was 10W 4 Into Its 1086 Fest- At a fire at Boucherville, near Montreal, | impo sing an Assessment on all Lands in | oie ae ig psace there was sobbing. on every side, , i this Col and for the encoursgement of B ee .T . i s last nigh sin ] e r C vais oOIOny, An ior ne encoursgement oO = ee My deal i We, you rewly 1d one young lady seemed to be convuls. | “@S" ™82 t, nine lives were lost An cuttonn 4 ‘avatar mle aashite ‘poe i ag * ° - “ , 1S AAG ALANA & ” Gold 112 24.719 7.8 Education,” I do h reoy Zive puoic notice 2 BE U3 don't --——— they 11 rain a i lef} Seldom has the grav« ld 112 5-5 to 112 758. that [ have made proclamation, according ee ° r) ciosed ¢ One more kind and considerate O:itawa, Jan. 26.—Tne details of the} to the terms of the said Actg, of all the un- 1 > a to l within her infiuence and more | Bouch fire calamity are horrible in | dcrmentions d Town Lots, Water. Lots , Pine sapple, Raspberry Q A “se % vO tto the po Lh ignout a song thi wtram Dulude i tik ettmnale we Common Lots. Pesture Lots. Islands or & i i u xf r¢ JULUde 18 xpecté + c ' t a ie » ; > i “the part or a iruly Ubrisuan ' : the ‘ I ober pars ot isia US, low nships or parts of \ mle Strawber » disper ing her bounty witha Libera! | recover. The woman was about to become | Townships, iu this Island, iv arrear for the ‘ t i » Wie ry, »igea 2 +‘ . . . . ‘ al bail i he eaveral enme adne r ' nd, and she died sincerely lamented and a mother at the time of the disast< non-payment oe vi uc. se - om 2 ' x rod by a eg f Parliament are beginning to | Wis thereon to Her Majesty, under and | Red and Black Currant ' <2 Poa oe em of Parliament are beginning to by virtue of the above-mentioned Acts, ; ‘ urran ’ I LOseRS Of CLION IN Lue Suape Oi ptae - ‘ 7 ' ; aye rn oF | Ler : TY ” > ’ 7 : ti W of Howers were thrown upon the : : ! A0WwnDSIIp Acres. Township Acres Pe; »} p Aggy i mourners retired from tl Lonpon, Jan. 26.—A terrible gale, acs No. No. each, Gar, h. A companied by rain, prevailed on the British ree 2 1,762 ‘ , 2,408 45 pe 3.659 ST ; coast for twodays. Innumerabie casuali- 1198: 39 4976 a ; o 9" . Ve -_ , vent ties to sailing vessels-are reported. { 15 40 12.406 ORANGE MARMALADE » wika A SCu LO ? r ‘ . a » 90 , rate a Le eee A bill for the creation of a Senate passed , <,000 #1 14.522 + v" in instance OF tue Courage Aba Spirit Of i il ines { 9 52 iy 11.627 : : the d i ly, it may be mentioned | the French Assembly yesterday by a vote - 7857 | 48 8.091 i l i 10 4 Ot + , . + . P Owe T 7 a a aren this ¢ + | that she vi i her property in America | of 372 to 188. Layard, the British Minis, x 208 44 : TT we ; ae am nPring a ; amon eC ca : elk mp6 - = oo y 4 not had a cha during t civil W and th ib on One O¢ ter to Madrid. will be reealled on account 10 11,762 45 me ‘x00 S , ‘ vd , ter of an hour, | ©#8n she had to spend nigot in camp : : 1} 10.101 | 46 3 = , ‘ a ‘ { ’ . » 7 t 7 TID LI|A ev? TY tac ee Ki : \ whilst fi ng was going onallaround. She | 2 4% repuviican symy ath 3 16,348 43 . ' na ¢ ] I And with 1 \ Has b ha Che Carlists fonsists in Spain hek 13 399 5 ee th ¢ turn i i 3 port but th ip aril " and Alf y! $s in pam i ld i : owe > ) * Quine es, (sreep Gages t iz on the sidewalk,wait- | soldi iid not allow her to proc¢ rley on the 23d inst,, and agreed on a \4 . ore a1 “ a. 7 ; - i ntii t! ni : ’ l 8 4 ep sri +c) -- 3? P i ] li ¢ enti a it il 1 convent i which will probably 19 ona Ba aac hes, ireen eas, } hot} 7 » ~ . > +4 . e y I G i i av 54 }'03 oT ’ x i LRLO WN FO | as iat OecS ineay <>» = 2 fig j f tes that the Emperor of 21 si , > ’ heap ¢, . a : ss an £ Loo > na 4 u 104 } 1 19 o tr i 2: wh D : ¥Oo O Av . ‘ ON LiA iND ENTEHRTAINS s ce ( 4 the i ins i ucces~ 24 + go" } Cals, sugar Corn, " I a i URE mig f r ae : eed ~ j or is t Prinee, five vears of e 26 58 1,997 i) 35 3 49 ‘ l } } ; y} t " an . _o 4X7 ‘ ‘ “ et "." i _ , ‘ ‘ Ver : Yo x 1 95 He Ex-Pre ider 2h ov 18.571 ey it {i a ta :. Sa mon, riment:— 2 30 5 153 ‘ 3¢ ae i ¢ i ven by t partment Alene io ik ov ov Lo Q} i. ‘ Jnnson W »~day elected en 2) ‘ ™! FOALS iy Ono oe I ret tl } t belonging to i .Innon, Exq., | i froin Tennesen $1 a sono SHACHIES, HaACKEere ? 3 s ‘ ). 4 Irom ennessee, ra 63 Sa ¥ bs cy . , | ? v nO i it h i ~ ‘ ‘ v > . Ao » ~ oy }y* a “3 wi iin Mheweias’ It i u it Montreal that Lord i= O4 93 LOpDSters, 5 ardines, & moplet Mf _ ; a } G5 1,901 i YpPist ad li , ; _ on S Aer nay ¥ 1 * 4 iD t , Y eu inh iit rn. as Governor treneral ‘ * * +i i rQ > FC" > 6G 5.46: “ ‘ t the i \\ i No. 2—Len Pe be sin rev ef India ” a dhe or ats 4 C 4 st ers. in roy ef ia. 2 803 i DOR! : entered t} a m. th. J. Orr.wa, Jan. 27.—A large quantity of} %° 5,186 ree | l distributed throug t \ " , Ww “* i, Ro oil was wd here to-day by the First HuNnprep or Town Lots IN CulaR- ES +e ‘ nhoale \ ci a i oe “ m rTETOWN “se nos. 1. 2. 4. 4 of ®, a 9. a) x ) at i . ms ‘ Ex = ] ne? hela y the test res gah 7 3 2 : < r ' , , . ” of 15. 4 of 14, 7 of 15 eo G, 2 of nui 6G 1 to 4 Woica JV aui } y tw ° . ' . le mr } bAW + Of 25, 4 of 33 L of ' 41, § of 44, & op 1 i i | ae al usa Daniel } ] ‘ld No. 4 ' ie > te ee i. 5 . C@levorate up + irenneay i styie. D ng ’ A NO. & ry spe th from t me at opening of » + of B2. a sant, § of G4 ot a Vit bt ( \ ABOB . - 4 i oc t 0, 93, 94, 95, and 96. > f t , 3 of th n (} raith | qd p ‘ st will mention the princin Of 4 Dy > 4 reve —o Sieh j nt will mention the principal mea- i : i CLES ' QQ s d sweet musi fter the physi ; vin 4 ete eh ee SecoND HcnpREp oF Town Lors IN PICKLES, ¢ POSS an i Cu oO vea ad iy ~ , > ' ++ whieh or c . } . a j {N to b YY ed, Which are to ve the C arene é 9.§ of-13, $ of 17. Bi ra iy ees i | B , : (*i, Vy Cal L too n L } i i t n n. ‘ } Court B 1d the Insolvency | ris, 4 of 19, b 9.20 of 23: Ne Ss, 31, bt at ah. 0% i : : 0) Pa ar nes v } } . 32, 23. 34. 36. : » 40, dof 49. 1-6 of : + ed t t The se : not last beyond |’ vv 7, W, GOT ad, 1-6 Of ig es +’ i ? u ‘ ; - i a z me 3 0, Ob, ]1$)- 0 of 67. iO. iN ABOB SAUCE, ; De ‘ ay as : _ , 2 Ct members | 1-20 yf 44, 76, 77, 4+ of iT, ‘ ‘ ' - V¥ » 1 + > - eo ~ . . . 3 6>% y under ¢! i 33q tL] ’ ! it ! rived, 83, 85, 4 f 87 fs9, 245 o0f9 ptarveys sauce, Lea ly 2} th tle- gom f to Customs i i refo 6 pane , P - i . MY hy} wa rn kn ) programme the foll Exports | sizoas the Globe, (To Punp HoNDuxp ov Tows Lorsix Caan-| & FP eTIn's Sauce, John : A . . i LOTTETOWN :- 9. 13, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21. > #} Oy Cill a Lu ; ha i } ji ’ Ba + ul t i ron 22 i of 29 »f , f { ) 50. 51, 52. 53. B4. Bul ; MA Yorkshire ( i ’ vigavion , Jan. 27.—I¢ is official'y denied | 98. 7 of 59, 60, 61, 62 4, 66, 67, dof 69, 5s ss } ae : ‘ aVdjoul Teed that Layard is to be recalled by the Eng- “pe MCUSH, « S“USNrOOomM I se ) tons 61 " “er FOURTH iit RED QO! row? LOTS i 4 y l } 1 Gove ’ nt fro} adrid. or that or ‘ yet ” i 4.’ { ‘ ; ‘ a : : tox 1 cord ‘ ‘ Lif i _ - r that Lord re HARLO TTE 1 -4 of No. N 8. 9, 10. { atsu ». " . , oe I } ntling, 3 Dati 1 intends f mn ihe Governor | 11. 12 14 17, 27, + of 35, 4 of 39, i of ' Fa 2 ro i yn, th n a 4 ‘ 158 bus} Gene hip { Can L } at" Lei « Of 45 "f of 54.8 7, ¢ of 58. 3 Of 59, ee : j } tar > \ ‘ ié is, + Of &] 1. 4 of 94. é s9 ® >) <m - vd i + St , ( ha i0f several off for a Pre if bis P Giga a Ir Mente 1 ‘ i 64 tons birch timber | ‘treason. Despatches from Perrata, Spain yay HUNDRED 01 fowx Lors in Cuar- i249 | : in L : 1 487 4 eaten ttt. rt — ages : iy J a naee Ae ors OTTE rOwnN :- of No, 2: Nos. pr fir Voge Bee os fea 3 29 . " . : } ‘ i “ 17? { ; y ti & great :tile is momentarily exs et . 1-6 of 5 t of 60, 3 of 62 4 of of 79, > > t U 4eud ae ta ee wi 8 é Vinnecombe. The 0; ) be peitien | BOCted: 97, 98, and 99, Par sley , Katafio, Cloves e i n ne Vesseis t r toe british eel ‘ ah nee " ; >; ™ sg ‘ 3 very t . tonna valued at &207 Che Cari sts read on British vessel Water LoTs Ix ( HARLOTTETOWN, oppos- N ' ‘ : iu ‘ = Se sw} . ‘ ¥ l . ) s cod oaded with telegraph cab! the Tis. 1" to the undermentioned Town Lots in the ( ‘innanion, 4 uimegs, aa ’ 7 i . First Hundred 1:—No. yi Rating hea, 2}. 99 4° A by Mrs. Strie he f tions from Great Britain were | cayan coast 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 81, 32 Ginge r, Or ange sage, ' as! aa ‘ } 2) lle SO. ‘ i a . , re ance d y Mr. John- ed at 031.00. Duty collected, ¢° the British Government has adopted a Lots 1x ie: COMMON OF CHARLOTTETOWN : > , ) ; . — =e ' brought | “<"" system of serpanoes for the defence of | ~t et) » No. 3, f of No, 26 Almonds, i epper mint G se i & a@i8O Aa quarte te rh , . Bermuda and the port of Halifax, t PASTURE Lots IN nie abies Ov Crar- . COURT. ~~ Lhe fouowing cases LOTTETOWN :—4 of No. 9, 4 of 11, 4 ri. a j I instrum Advices from China say th: er: aoe No.9, 4 of Ll, 4 of 12,4 : i ere disp 1 of during the past week :— a : ss . una say that the grands of 16, ar 17,4 ¢ Of 19 4 of 23, 24, 25. 31, 32, Sui § 2 d an trio ¢ i ‘ . son of Prince Tun (uncle of the deceased | 39 4 of 49, 50, 4 of 53, 54, 58. 59. 2 of 61, a ( : : id aw Queen John Davy—indictment for | ,, ; es lw 1-G of 62 C2 e7 2 oe a wi rapages ee utte sring base coin-—verdiect not guilty Emperor) will probably sueceed to the ) Of G2, 63, 67, § Of 70, F Of 71, 72, 77, 78, 8 ’ ’ 3 . ing bas l -~veradict 2 ; \ Siw “ . { ee i new galop, / / : , played as a Auiname Tae traenie - throne } 36 OF, 16; on of 169, 4 of 171, 173, 176, 177, | ° py Fury Siy/sGalap, played as a Hlodgson for travers ene [it irs, 70, tbo tek tanh or ier a ste, Chutney or > Solin Guests Dy hunsell and Mr. Dr. Jenkins rs. W. McEwen—verdict for Prince Leopold's condition has still | of 239, 7 of 258, a ‘of 261, 264, 271, ‘281, 28! Vinnicombe. was apturou ly « neovred and pl uintiff for £5 : eon for plaintifi . Pals j further improved, Preparations are being 254, 294, vey nay ae 313,315, 8316, 331, 333, | Paste, reat a4 ce ici The hroceedin.s op & cLeot yw defendant. . " vo0, 36, 339, 340. ¢ . 852. 367, 38 36S cr d guitea “furor ihe proceedings | Mel ” Biel f : it efenad ae , made by the span h troops for a move- B71. 80 onan soe a a ae ss hg A pale $ terminated with Qu by cLeod . Guiness - verdic or defend- : . +. 8s. ; ! ’ ’ oa ee ee Set fa Viy f | ~~ 2 t I ‘ re aga , arliste kan ein . , - . . os sage cs sy J H on fo. plaintiff, Sullivan for ment inst the Carlists in the event of | 408,444, 445, er £47, 448, 448, 463, 464, 466, a seat es aste. ; . band a ne i Alfonso’s pre xclamation ea ae ng for submis- 78, a 450, sh 482, 488, 491, 492, 493, 494, , +. ce tO, 496, 206, §15, 516, 517, 518 519, 520. 321 Dp yc opm ¥ oO {THI ‘eter MOLLOY James Beagan—sete | *! n proving ineffsctual. Alfonso will | 532, 533, 537, 530, 540, 553,573, 581, 582, and PRESERV EL GINGER ae t] participate in the operations of his troops. | 583. ‘ : : ‘ : Tnahn Mo fs ‘ep ani : o7 nr Tere UO ‘ ies ae i rey in esteemed correspondeit writes :— ewson vs. John G. McLeod— Caraguet, N. B., Jan. 27,—Twenty-two fun WHoLr oy tun Town Lors, Water G O1 SOL ANCHOVIES, Dog ps : ; “i fc r the plainti ° Wiel ‘ i - : eee mil Wie a Mra oe - cS “In our early happy days at school, we | Veraich tor ca £ . 0 ee men arrived here to-day to assist Sheriff a a oe Lots, in the Town and i nL : ee ae and Hrecken for plainti at or the . , go oyaty oi Georgetown (save and e xcept ni te hi nor | nai were frequently remind 1, by a kind ol ld defecdant Vail to arrest To rioters. Thirteen riots} the following) :— | ail bi NAGY, bd tit li ll ney ‘“ ' oo el “ps wer 2s toy a jhe i ee re s , te: , that there was no rule- save one— Pre Blatch, McKenzie & Co,,— | ©T Were arre ted. While the Sheriff and | own Lot No. L . Ist Range, Letter A i ‘ without an exception Very frequently | settled, party were in the execution of their duty | Town Lot No. 2 boi Bry ‘s vurTy d Powders, 7 have we heard old men say: ‘The winter Trowsdale (Appellant) vs. Myers, (Re» at Andrew Albert’s house, one of the party, |. ' 6 a i, § : ae !' cs " : xs pe a Town Lots 4 an 3 “ ‘ ‘ a a 4 will not set in until the springs rise spondent) settled by respondent's remit~|John Gifford, was killed. One of the | Town Lot il eae ’ a © ir — Ee S ’ ; fine—and the anpellar Oo pay ¢ . es : pe is : . . c Here 1875 will have to be Pp leaded : tind ine and th y pellant to pay ul | rioters 18 reported killed. also another | ‘Town Lots 15 and 16, 1 ‘ BS > costs, oe i ce ; i cg a sh ; Ak ey Ln a ?. an exception. Never, within, the reco eri > | : 4 wounded he party in Albert’s house | Town Lots } and 3, 2 : . : Orange i et A Le Hon Ct. ‘ Pains 3 a 4 t] Bour] t) vs. Goff, (respondent) | wees alk tinde oslsenn Gifford Town Lots 4 and 5, 3 : : on oi any We Meet Wiid, has ere beel " vere ai aae pris ors. or vwAS abies - . ti n t ; y . n wiin 0 re been Ay pe | ‘ “Ss YY a i 7liloYr wis the Town Lots 3, 14. 15 & 16,4 eT rr <q) E r ie & » ey such a dearth of wat a uarters i {irst man shot. iii eave at once fr | Tow %ofNn ‘ ‘ 4 uch a dearth of ¥ n all quarte rn dl Ou lerick Davy—Indictment tit t nan Hitta leave at once from | Town Lot a of No. 3 C : ~ @ Wells have gi that hitherto gaye, in| for utte coin—sentence of the | Neweastle for Caraquet. Ldn L a. on a nD AT YS PTE . ; : ‘ ; a 3 i ei oc ie 7. ’ oO sO a é r i ~. all seasons,a needed supply. Cattle have }| court, twelys months’ imprisonment. Orrawa, Jan. 28 Lord Dufferin and} >. " ‘ ! D iin > £ LC ry > fee ' ‘ Sa : | Town Lots 2 and 15, { as as | m a ruar o e near suit ave gone t , tre; * thre avs. |} Taq Ww o' #2 06 to | ven from all quarters to the nears re cae ee ee for three days, | Town Lots Nos. 2,7&8, 1 « pil MAasoOnine ilerbs, te ext | Mills are all but idle from tl [TION Writs for the London and South Huron | Town Lot 8 4 wp WMeaovi _ ; ; Me. ‘ - st . ‘ iy *y ‘ 7 i a ; F . To render these inconveni-~ seats vacant in the Commons were degs | ii 4 nts ce. °) f : . Tr) } € T LNCE I ND ae . i a nn i i Own 1.01 ore ences the harder, t ecedented long a eC a et age is & 7 ; “| PURE JA 4 YA COFFEE { continuance of coia : , which set in . ‘ i turers held a a at Toronto yesters | Town cies. 3 and 8 $ + 74) iad , so eae secretary for) gay} 1; Town Lot 6 4 ‘ on the 7th, has impeded travelling greatly, : ' : . day toconsider prelimi nary steps for ge ‘ ee f » euatecauie } ee thea it T Set | Town Lots 1. a : (Fresh Ground.) and hu da into sil e many of the win- signature during | ting up an agitation for an increase in the | 2134 ‘15 c ie G ‘ ter’s ndustries 1 town and country. ly 509 petitions tariil. ‘The general fecling was in favor of | Town a, 40f No. 3, 3 es . cat ‘ 2 : . : ; ; i ie a ‘aoa a i Pown ie a b gerr ‘ Hope, however, shed n halo of beauty } or Law. To | a persistent effort to have the tariff fixed | /°ow" tot 5, G, 12, 2, BER Biack i él éreen ee as eg jther prominent | o4 97) nar co se . ad 13 and 14, 5 over ali tais, in the promise Of an eariy and 4 f 1 | 2b av per cent en manufactured umports. " i ii nailed several ; oa Water Lots Nos. 1, 14, 24, 4 of i, 2 ¢ at Jan, 25,—The ' ’