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. . - . ,fiAsnARn_*§ GAZETTE. JANUARY 21.

_,__s _ _ °r 21 7“'_'° W" P9 °°"l‘"ll Wlllt 1!. though called into cxislutica :,,,,g—f,,,,, U, “H, WIND Bl'||||l'I reign over our fair Isle was sciirce at iiii end B Is. - I no Surely our higher‘ seininar of le'triiiniI I “mum - ho I -- ~ _-.. , .6. wilh the 1 . y 5 5 “ ‘I “l‘ l""“ l‘_tl’ " lla jlltll and fear not." Let not your iitltclea be of that utilit- p genera iinproveiiiont of the country, it hill. with and were: dr-iicripiionwlir-l t' t I bid I l the progress ofliieraturo and science ubroad - J ' ' mm 0 P mm’ every ( y "I" P 0”" The editor of th.-. E;..,,,,',,,, uppenri ,o'm“on is if U "°"“‘l.l’i bl-l CHHVII-is strongly the Ltctions of public men, their . . _ . n I, - , I _ . "N “l’P'"°“l |||"l|Vt-‘I. &c.—ltnowing full well, front the exp:-riciico WE 0!! Brmttivc eft us lIl'.l\V|'!6II cotitiiiuing tlte Aciidiriiiy its f H - . .. . V . m U ‘ o it past time, that the great struggle with [ll1lIllt'|!tII§ gcneritlly 1| - ' . - - "’ “J l‘ fl" "mt". the Out to get in, and tlte [us to keep ilietnselves A 'l|'t|"20f Willing to Prince Edward lsluntl, were he to road the

oftho Governor and his advisers. The: f. supposing you to be favournlil.-, will applaud you.

lip! Illntl tho test of uiibiaisscd iitvestipiition. Are we as it poo- P’ "’ "WP: IWCEDIO We citnnot flv’ Must we rt~iii-tin triii~i ' - . v ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' t . l..l' ' ' 5“, mm “M pwwm inmlmom Menu“ W0 mu.“ H mm M‘ ii-rcei or-I dl’tll0III issued weekly front the " Islander." and the . ' ' ‘ our s ' ' - nioiniog llylju/It iilitiut IItI||[lII¢t|||e byittl‘ huildiugi, “IN rviunr" Iona yrvlrninilers from ‘file sIExa'.""Ier'n "my hegpmldo ‘ch ""99 I l"’r”"”". ‘U37 |‘hnugli the colony ciiiiiiot iiiloiil to lii\'iv-sli 1

thousands of pounds yirtrly on it Scntiniir f - ' ' ‘ t - y or enttbl n-v ti. ' itl _ . _ . _ i '5 i -‘M ' ll-Illli. til (no: and .\l.'igt-g will be fought on the shores of l'rini-.o

to ascend to the higlior walks of literature iiml science. yet that p; ,. d I . ,.. .

is no proof it could not appropriate four or five liuntlri-d for itucli I.‘ “IT . lmnd . —”m {Mug uwuw' M um 'm.mb".rm "drum . Mme "ml duimmn “hie” But he “em, '0 summm H. II we '\l\‘pll (H int‘) , :ll|lll"Ftlr:lt things here g,€Il'l!l‘t|lly “lit-iid in smoke.‘- ha" no new “I. “ch 9” in§mumm_”“u M Pm“ “H” M” "M to 'san Icr, ' on bi-liiilfoftliie loliiiciil Al|i:incc, would have much children‘ "mi, Mnyices "m not Nlmwiic mllmm. TN“, 1 :\t.f|y l|Itpg'ie cciive, uiiil ltiilthyttll Io tn.-lievii that “hen ilm) in ‘he “H” M. Hlncunon’ ‘he ‘mining M Chlmmn is Hm “ml or lI;l.-1'01. tterir liiltors, iiiitl olitttiii-d their ends, the g'>orl titties wmk which we "Hm "Nd ; but for um! wlpum lmmbim “M ‘ pp iic lent’ on:-fiitlicrs etiJo,\’t~‘tl in tho ll.tlf',\(ltI‘(lil}_-t of.';ooil (lui-eii . already been llIlltlt:.l))' tho 'Ill|llllIlIllll!IIl~0f frco school-i. 'l‘u ‘alum. again ham dilwncd u.lmn “I 1. Iwcry “mam M” be burden the couittry with the salary of even one l‘iol'i-ssor be m m (lawn under “H own "M and “g m8l’€I)' I0 lt'flclI children. tutultl he much more u .- 1 b]. and mks hm

than lo ellmct that it tlI'IlI of tlio liirlieut ' mmwlm " Mr“, and “cm”. in nuwlihmicmed glee “ ,1!" mmmmh M

« . *, ropiittitioii wouhl cnii- H” | w,,.,,y_n descend to perform such work. It‘. uith a population upw.iI’tls -11,, ,,,.,i,, (,1,-ec, Dy-“,8 p 1- - .| A”; ‘ of 71.000, we l|I0 unable to support Itto l’rofi-ssors uiid l\'t3l') . - I J. 0 mm """"_" "Ill"-"W" ll? ll" ll” ‘hem p,,,,,,,,,.|y ,,,n,,|u’.ed' i, i’ yet Wm‘ M “"d”umm;ly ‘M an; cxi,lu.~iio-n of olhcc-lioldcrii fioiti the I.t-gt-tliiture. 'I'liis is tint or vary mm” wing‘. CW“ mm" M n um] W uucnd me” ‘cc. ygi-l,V lltltllillllttlltlllltfr .FTOVltI't.'t.I tlivf lire elected by tho lfciittle. turn but than d...;i,,ed fo, um 11",.’ i, wig," sL_'_|'L_cly be juflm ‘pt tit) ‘Popular voice iiiignt elect an lIlC‘tllllpEl.l‘I|l 'P9ISl)II to. liable to lay out useful inoney ivitli so little prnspi-ctof it re. {Cs , |_|e”r“:hcr." “id” re'm.:d"'?. "um hlwcuum H in hm.” m,me,um,e ,.,.,,",,‘ mil" M um EN," mflj ‘my 0'. M" hwm” lip bowi.r o tbtlllllf-lltlllg or rep,-cling the choice of the people in : are not me "Hm ‘kmm in the wmm‘ should "NI Only N§uh- be tiis respect, it itullilios the power vosted in them by the frttn. an itnprovciiioiit of the Bar, it would ho no trilling Ctllt~'ltll.’|'i'|- lion. 'l'lio fin t that route of our young ....,.. ,,.,,,,,, ,,, ,y,,, ,,,.,gt,. . _ , boring “mine” '0 Imam‘ mun” Hr :cmurm ml WIN“! Md ll1.‘l'lll.g Il|'Il ‘no Adinintstrutiun ever has plcnsi.-d every body. “’l'i~i not in iiiortab to coiiiniziitd t-uccess;" but let us hope they do their best to deserve it. With lliiinks for your fitvour:ible- notice of my foriiier short epistlo, iintl proiiiisiiig, if you tliitik it worthy, that you shiill hour front inc llgdllt, l fcltlillll, yr.-ui.-i. &c., I"l-I l". I. E R.

tree, siitolan his pipe . glam. look with it coinplzicciit smile on his broad

the ills we l|:t\'L‘, than fly to others we know not of"—reiiiciit-

Nllluffll Pllilttstoplty, 6Lc., shows tltiit ciiiitlidaiies for legal ltuiiois are itot the only intliriiluiils tli.it would he bciiclitml, if lt l.t.~o- tureithip or two were cotiiiv~t:ted with the ,-\(;;“hyy”’r_ ”_.,,| we an institution iit our midst l‘l| i.iblo of ltll iiirtiu-v :i ‘I I » - .. I‘ llle Sciences, doubtless lllltllly \\'l|l|ltl iittiuid llshllll xllltllltftitljlu » °“'“’d I” E“ libfvild. or to incur the cxpcilitl and iiicnitietiieiice 'l‘o Tin: Enrroit or llAHZARD's GA1.i:'r't‘t:. of tritvelling. Matty of our \Vt.‘t|l«lIl-‘.~l liiriiii-rs, IItt‘l‘.lIi'ttllt‘.i, um] 5ir,—l believe thorn are iniiny nl' r‘.|tIll! opinion ivith_\our “.0 “awed Pmremm” Yiu not u l.ltt o it otv eit ier of HS repealed, and consequently supcrcetlod, the old one,‘ but as ' . ~ . genera knowledge oi the the new Act will bear rt different construction, it is right the Sciences desirable, or even itece:-is:iry, in order thiit they may people should knoiv it. . be truly intelligent, rind duly qlI'lllllv‘t.I to fill, with pbeasure There is very little analogy betwet.-ii the new Election Law and prolit, the sevcriil t-itittiniis which they may lie CiIllt.'tI upon and the Act for consolidating the Revatiun I.II\\‘t-I, or the Act fur l° °CC“ll)’~’ \V0||ltl "M II knowlvtlgo of Logic, Rliotoric, l'o- coiiiolidiiting the Laws relating to \Voiglitsi uiid .\lciisurc.~': the “‘l°"l E°°"°'“J ")'d"“d.l'l'""|lC"- l'lN?'|Il»~lf_\‘. &i: , ho inure iisre- two latter came into full force and opt.-riition as soon its they f“l.'“ °“" Y°““8 "'9" Wllt-V lire ltI‘posi_tion to obtain it good etlii- were p:is.~.ed, rind as they rcpeiili.-d the f0IlIl('l' Acts, it was :‘.‘;’ll:’t'.Il:‘, l‘lv|l(l’:lt(; t:ll'Ht!litls“I.'l.ilssics? ’]::‘IllS| qllgflslltllty, stir-tr iiecoii.-iitr_v to insert it provision that iitliccrs appointed under Ihtj gt we. lost, who wish to former Acts should not require a re-itppointiiicnt under the new study tho Classics, tlll‘ uld have nn opportunity of doing so ; but Acts. if tho study of the Sciences hit more iiitercstiiig iind useful than llnt the new liltzctiuti I.nw pf0\'ltlll.'4 that N0‘l‘Ill.\'t5 in this Act that of the former, it is ccrt:iiiily lilltl policy to make provision llull ll-‘W0 tiny force or effect until Iler Maj»-sty's as.-ti-nt sluill be for the less, while wo neglect the inure intpoititnt. iniide known, itiid notification llIl'lC0r llullll.-‘IIQII in the Ruyiil Next comes the enquiry, wli:it kind of a literary institiitioii Gu:i'l[e, nor milillhc cxpiriitioii or iiiswliilioii Q/‘(lir ]ii'cxuit Wtlllltl MW 59 lllllilble flit‘ the Colony? \Vc llt|\'lJ coininon [louseqf.-I.r.;¢'iiiliIy; coiisequeiitly the lloyzil It-~r'IIl was given, schools ttrtuuch the ordinary bri.-riches of ctlucntioii. tlicrefnri.-, and notilicutioii thereof, ti.-illi it paifrrl lUlffL’I'S[tl7lI[fIl‘,' tli:it rill studying these branches may be t‘,\('lu\I(§d from tho ,\c;ide..—,y every thing contained in that Act was to rt.-itiiiiii it tlead letter or College. Iit th.it case, two 'Iflll.t'.~-ttrj u-,,ul,t [to 5un],;i,_.m without tiny force or cllhct uittil the expiriitioit or dissolution of One of these might deliver courses of lo‘ lure.-i on the subject; the present House of A:-tsc-mbly;iind until such cxpiiutioii or already referred to, and perliaps attend to the (irock classes ; dissolution takes place, the new Act has no power to rqiriil any tlte other might impart instruction in Luiin, I-‘trench, 3|:-,:,'m,";u. acl;——tltercforo the foriiicr Election Laws remain in full force. ics, dtc. Some iiidoed iiiity lie ruidy to iissert that two I'io- I wus oppostad to tltn increase of .\Il)tt|lJ“l’i_ and citiisi-quntitly IL-spore could not attend to all th.-,.i.-, |,m,,.;|,,-_.. ,,f ,.;u,|). ; 1,," to the not throughout; but when I linil there is :i inieiiiidi-rstiinil- .inc° 5, ,,,,,ch 3, ,,,.c,,,,,p],,y,,.d i" ,,,|,,.,. ,,t,,,:,,_,,' u oust“ 1,|,C,,,,,, ing as to the time of its going into operntioii, I thought it bi-miiiie‘ to be practicable here. Now, as the Aciiileiiiy building, with '"° '0 "um m” “l’‘“'‘’ "-‘l‘l“"'“l‘"‘- some repairs. would answer all the pl.Il'[‘lt).'4t.'s rcipiirr-tl by the proposed change, though it Library iinrl l’liilosopltic:il iippiiriitns would have to be supplied, and the two |’rofe-«st-rs supported, I

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\VlI.l.l:\)l COUPEII. Sailor’s llope, Jan. 7th, I857.

[ciuintuivicA1"r:n.]

y’et the burden would itot be gri-titer tliitii we are able to hear. .

'l'he Anniversary of 'l‘lio Chitrloitctowii Young .\Icti‘s Chris- tian Assuciittion was hold at the 'l‘cinpor:incc Hall, on 'l‘hureday the lath irlat. In consequence of the inilisposiiinii of tho Presi- dent, Ciiptiiiit Orlehiir, Illelllelllllll. Ilancock presided. After an address from the Cliztiriiiitn. wliiclt wit.-4 distinguislietl by lItll(‘lI energy tll|(I deep interest in the prosperity of the Associ- iitioii, the Sect».-tiiry road the Report, nl'ti:r which the following rtssolutioiis were subiitittcd, arid the iiiecting iiddicssed by the gentlemen who respectively inovcd uml sceoiidud thcin——

.\lo\ ed by Rev. .\Ir. llurnett, seconded by Mr. lleiird,-—-'l‘liat tho llitporl ho adopted.

Much, no doubt, could be eirpunilt-il on an outlit. \Vo slinuld, however, be content with it sinitll beginning ; for even that is better than none. But the institution would not at tint require x a complete outfit; therefore wlint wits then deficient niight afterwards be supplied train your to year as our Revenue increased.

Since, then, it is iii-itlicr inipritcticohle nor iiiexpi-dient for the Colony to tttaiiituiii such ti §(!IlIllti'Ir_y" why should it not at once he cstiiblishcd.’ Surely “O are not forever to be depen- dent on our neighbors for the etluciitioii of our youth who do- siro to acquire it ltttottlodge of ;\Ientitl .tiid Niitttiitl l'hi!osnpli_\. _ ‘ _ Many ofthose whose thirst for lo.-trniiig iiiiiy imlutto them to bid “"""'fl bl’ “‘f‘'' "I" “'“‘l":"l""‘l- "_"‘7“"‘l'~"] l')"“"- l'"““”f"lv“‘ ‘dim rm," “me ,0 "mi, mniw ‘flu’ W” In“, ,.,,u_,,” ,0 pm", 'l'h:tt this meeting, riictigriizing the ittiportuitt truly (lrllttlltlllg-ltl will "ever "__mm ,0 M" ‘hams. ‘V0 hevd lmnwd mm. M proiiioto the iiioiiil rind reltgiotis tvi-l-l.tro til youiig int.-ii, li.iils home. Lot us llIt'lI eduttitte our owit moth, Itlltl we hllllll l)t.' “'l”' ”""'l‘r“l'“"” ll” "’““l’l "l"'“-'"l '” lll” “W ‘lr_"“" "llllll-“' more “holy ,0 “mp ll“, bwclil of ,h,_.,,. l',m,,,, “_.,,.,c,._,_ Nwrly. .tssoi:i.itioitsi wlttcli ll:t\'0’lIl'fCiltI_\' 1-xi-tttzd so I)L‘IIt'llt.l.tl llll ttitlti- the hnlrur our .l.e"cl"__" M0 yvung Hm". “mm, of “ “N” we dL,_ L-nice throughout the (flirt.-iliiiit Cliurcli. ‘

. . . _ ‘, -, V _' W _ , Moved by Rev. Mr. lluitc:tii,.~.ucontl<.-il by Chas. l'ii|n.rr, l.~q , girous of obtaining It more tiy:4teiii.itit, kito\\lul,_is of tho ttpt i.i- ' ' _ , _ _ _ _ tions of mind, tlllll tho |tlll‘lll|lllt.'IIt'l of nature, than can wrll be H'‘”.' ”'l‘ """""“_i{v‘l””.V “l'l""""'_'1 “l ‘l"’ "l'J""l ‘“4"l ‘7""*l'l~" acquired [mm bud,“ A" “N_m,,u"i,). ,-M gm,“-)i“g Hm dwim ttoit til this l|6.~‘tIt‘l.|l.I0II, plotlgos Il!|t‘.ll to siipport it by lltllli! should be itlforded tlicin, Ill-ll they may he better ipntlitiisd to l""'."“’v “'“l '"“'° ‘lllltlclll “l“l‘3“"°'V‘ “"“““"‘l 'l‘."‘l““‘-"‘3"5 “‘ dischitrgo the duties of their rt-sponsible ciilliiig, utid he tthlu to “ l‘”i§'”' '”“"l"” "r H” J""“'3 '“‘’'l “F ‘l'” °“"""“"”.V-

Iccturo occasionally on sciuiititic sul-jtects in their respective -‘IOWII ll)‘ ”- l’~ «‘l0|’["?ll|. I‘;-“it-y fit"-Wltlflll ll)’ “|’- -‘RN’ I'll-— di,,,,ifl,,_ That the iiiainigiitg Coiiiiiiittuc ho i'i.--eli-cti-tl.

Speaking generally, niucli is to be done, Our rililors should A tlollnctiuti was then taken up, after which the ttl(‘<.'litlg was be able to do itiore llIt.IlI slander iiiiil ithuse each other, illltl -ll-'"||i‘S'9\l lt)’ l'“"l°“'"-'l"3 ll“? “"l'l"ll"ll""- nearly every otic else, Uflflflglfllltltllfl should llI|\lL'l'r¢llIIILl iit 'l'lIo following geiitlciti--it, upon b::iio-_-, ||l'tlptI.'lt‘tl itntl l)i|ll0ll"Il

least as Iituclt logic its would keep lIl(‘ltl front rt-zisiiiiiiig nllsurtl- for, were do-cltitctl duly elected as tho (ltli-:cr.~‘ of thi: .'\‘~i'l‘.l.llltItI‘ ,

ly regarding the duty of hon. iticntln.-rs‘ supporting the (iovierii- i'~,i- tho present yeiir—- tneiit,itit il' these were bound to vote for its irieisttu--I \\llt'.|llt!f (1,-.p;_ 1).-|.,-h;rr, l're-ti-lent. hlessrs. Ileiird, Miiipctli, l.iL-nt. good or bad. If such rciisoning is \‘:illtI, what no iiiipo.«itiotI it llincock, .l.tiit--s l)nsllr'i«.iy, George IIeillI'.!I‘§-In, Vi-Jo l’i'i:.~‘i— Legislature must lie ! Would our int-it-li.vnt.~ ft-~ii-r 1| V\'|'I.'lClII\I ,{,,,,rg, ,\[p_ Jo]... fill-_\',,-ill, '|‘remun-r. luv. Albert Desllri-iiy, truck systein, if they properly nnrli-i.-tooil p-.-liiicztl ircoitoiny.’ >‘i,-cri~t.iry rind l.'tbriii-iiiit. Illtll tho fitriiiers of the l.~l.itid it tit-i.:iili|ic kiit_rwii:ilgr-. of the int- “"° "r '°ll‘- “"1 ‘l"~' l"''“‘.'‘'‘''’ "r l'l"""' ‘““l """"“‘l"- ‘l"')' , R.A. Strong, for his Villtltlllltb services rendered to tho .\ssociii- would doubtless more frequently rtii-o gritin instcrtd ol' weeds, ‘ ,~,,,,, ,y,,,,,,g um P3,, ),.,,,»_ and well-favored itninitils instead of \\'lIll\lIIg skeletotis. In fi~¢A~Vv% short, if we wish to keep pace with the progress of the llgt‘, let. ,\t..-ciruvrcs‘ ls,-,~n-U-,~,;__|_;,_., ,_.,,,.,,,,,g ,\t,_ _|_ p_''[‘,,.;.,, as have a literary institution, better calculated than the present, ‘delivered a lecture on " tho llriii.-h l~.‘inpiru." llu touched to aid as in our endeavor: to roll onward the our of improvement. upon the physical features of Great lIritiiin—-her litt-rittur-— Yours truly, relative position in the scale of Niitinns—liier intvnl and niilii.-ry RU5'”CUs' 'sirength-—tlio fnmdont of III)! subjects, and concluded his (lis- H l A lconrso b it gliiiica at the rob.-ibility of it federal uiiinit of the To Tit: lli-nuts or llasz/tiin's (I/tzt-:'r1‘r:. ‘n,i,,,_,|, yyqm”, A,,,¢,,¢.,, (_?,,|,,,,;,,; ,,, ",9 c],,.,, of ,,,,,,.;, ,,,, Siit,—lIiiving a proper.»-ity for Nowspapur I'L'tIt.lll'“,t!I|d l'eo|- interesting discussion on the COII.Il.'qlll:I|Ct'l \\l|iClt led to thr- ill] I tlfllltt, in WIIIWHI Willi 0ll|t'|‘t'. 1" l<||0W “ll ll“! MW! I‘-l-H‘ sepiiriition of the Aim.-ricrtn Colonies front the IlI0lltt't' country, rant, both local sod foreign, in order to the Bttnillttienl 0f "I; and other debaleitble points l’L‘ft!I'll‘tI to in the lecture, took pl.ict-, Vhlluv I 90"“ ll""’ "l"C° “‘"”“‘d l'"‘’ "'9 N"“l‘ "““'" l" aid‘ in wliich sercriil gentlemen of tho lliir, the Colt-iii.il Siwretiiry risy Street, rind tlime, in loving i.llinii_r, I pi.-ireit-nil tltc " llalilitx ,,,,,1 ,,,he,,,' rout, u livoly p.n_ Catholic." " Churr-lt 'I‘iim«s," “ l’rovittci.il ‘Vi-.<li-yeti," dtc , __ ,____.___....._...._} . together with the secular pipers of the other |’rnvinc9ir, on one mh Du,,'",g me P,“ week we |,,,", hm] w,.,,i|,¢,- 4- ‘,,, evgfy side of the room; while. ttilll ||l |"“°l‘ “l‘|“‘""" 'r?'“""“'l"' "mu variety." Thursday and Friday, sitow—Fitturday, frost—Snt- suppose the srtine Itltollttl of friend-liip, rest on tho other, lirst, ma‘), nigh“ W,’ ,,,.,.,,,,, rm”, “,9 ,y,L.,,,,,,,,,,,,,_. ,,,d;c,,,,,,8 12 the " Islander," then the " Iixuitiner," in-xt " ll.-ii-z:iriI's rdpama. beluw u,.0_S,,my.y' H ,,_,,,_' H b,.|,,w_S,,,,d,,,. ,,',gy,,_ G‘“"°-" ‘WI lfllulf N" l"“'l- lll” " '\‘l""' ‘l"°'-" I "“l'l‘"-‘" ii 9 bt-low——l\Ioiiday morning, clear and cold. Monday itfti-ritoon ‘M P°l"" 9‘ I_”“'-°"d9l'C" I'M l""°" "‘""l‘d I’! “'9 ”''‘’l'“‘-'l‘‘' '" rind night Jack Frost shed a few train, but dried his syr-it before “u «Islanderpo as-—-aspiring to be the ccnsor ufthe press and the ,,,m,,,"l; ’.",.,.d_y W“ do‘, “my 5",, ,,,,},l,, ,,,,,d,,,,,,e ;e,,,,,,,. Ilaroest in iuvactiva—- it is allowed the tint nliititce to grow cool. ,.n,,".; ,o.d,,y' ,, “me ,,,,o,,, ,,,,,,,._ 30 that fl it may, [must say that, on entering the Reading Ronni A ___________ _‘ 7 ___ N and looltirig over the Island periodicals as they III_\' on tho (II'lI(r To correspondent. I was both surprised and» plsused it! the improved sppEtI'"“"° M. I.'e letter hits her-n l'I‘t‘.PlV(’II, but cannot nppo.ir. Its ‘halal " Hnurd" G""“” l""'""'d '""I‘" l" "W """'"5'"' length does not exclude it front our culntiins, III the writer huh in ‘ulna .0 M. '.”"| ."'"”m"' '"d "'9 unmm "r 'm"'» tliotigltl it might; but we decline publishing it because we con‘ "I ‘hid. R °°"ui"d' To "’ "N mm‘ ll °""l"l7 l"°'°"" ' llltlflf it of no public utility. We IIH‘ aware it is custontitry with -‘N foflnihu. 'PP“'-nu "I". ‘an. "d" "N '""nn‘"""" lsonie publishers, when they are opposed to the sentiments of

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°‘ 7." P'“'';" "hi" I‘ I“ °'l‘i"" ""“" ""'° 'PI""' , their correspondents, to plead in excuse for not publishing their

50 3'” """”"v V“ "'5 ‘,l"‘°l‘¥ l"'I""°d- I" “an I 5 letters. that they are “ too long " We put forth no such ax- sf tbs saute spiaisrt as the Editor of the Islander, in that lc,,__ ~ W. M" I mg. PIP" ,,,,d ,,I,,,,,, or ,,,,,,p ,H,,_ ,,,,d "E ‘-N‘ "'h' .f ''u .m’.".“.' ‘Inn I’. up “"“prepured to publish any quantity of original matter that may ' have a undsricy to establish any great truth. or r-licil informa- tion. or In any way benefit our Island horns: but we cannot fill

' is. in I uh- ii In a Is . . cg’: h".‘:..‘:“"_' .,l..z°"“.:,.P,‘:. ru :“P:'.'.':: ear eolarririu by inserting a drama as a report of the proceedings elated are pad sues. 00 so and prosper! Your OOwIlltpO-

rarios. of course. you cannot expect to please In all things; I. H" P.“ '”.-'''h "'h‘ In '"'“'“°"‘ W. neither is it desirable that you should. One would want you to ‘gu H‘ fin‘ F" ‘r M. kn." “Md. ‘m ‘C.’ I.“ u M. M‘ blow but, another to blow cold. The Islander, because, like.‘ ?,"’,.b°.‘".m|?‘- hm i W. h‘ M w “W ' M "3 Balsam, you are unwilling to curse others because he hits cursed} "In" M "' "um " ' y me on M -

. cation, I sue ed the Mechanics‘ Institute, and I wish to otfer ' *~ lamps at once to the conclusion that you are bound ltsitd ‘ '

some suggestions on a question which was raised alter the Inc-

('llI*tli tliert-fore, Mr. Editor, I conclude “ "l‘ is better bciii the _

oftlia Iesbauies' lfihlu, sud from a person, too, who appears’ however, I

tore. ' " ’ ' 'l‘lte question is, are the planets inliab-l ted.’ The opinion of the meeting, with one exception. seamedl to be in fiyour o[ s " plurality of worlds." They argued that the t llllltl of resemblance between our earth and the planets war-I ruin the inference that they are the abodt-s of intelligent beings, ‘ and besides that we cannot _for a moment suppose that these, grdltliirbd were formed in vain; and in reply to the objection that iiitnie of them were destitute of atmosphere it was said that ; the lungs of these plunetaiiaiis might be adapted to their cir-It CIIIIIIIIIIICBI ‘ “ My head was so full of the miitter that a‘Ilur getting «into bed ‘ I could not sleep. Ituinttging my ntemor for not connected‘, with asironoiny,l than and there decide that there is not a soul on them. Some are too hot and others too cold—others| have neither water nor istrrtosphere. \

. e I think it is full as only toiprove the existence of inhabitant

I . lung-i. rant tltjr non-iiiliitbiied and non:‘ inliiibintlile state it does not follow that they were formed “in ‘ Even these “ mighty orbs" are but as dust in the sun-

vain." beam in coiiipaiison with the extent of the intervening spaces, and who_w' ire to assert that even they, void as tltay seem, '

were formed in viiin. "A ‘dst such tIp"c|.lllIliOllI I fell asleep."-—And here we leiivo our eorre~pondeiit to enjoy a full respite froitt all his cares. Married, l At llluittitgue, on Friday the 19th ult.. by the Rev. Neil llInc- : lcity, Mr. Alexaiidcr lllclarlune, to Miss Jzinct Johnston, both . of .\loningue. ' At Guernsey Cove, on Tuesdn the 7th inst., by the Rev.’ Ni.-il Ytliickiiy, Mr‘. John Cowitn. o Murray Ilarbour, to Matildn,g daughter of Mr. ll. I.oLiiclieur, of Guernsey Cove. l On 'l'liurstlit_v the lat inst ltov. Isaac Murray, Mr. l

. iy n J.inics Arthur, to Miss Sarah ilnn Budd, both of Rustico.

Died, At Cliiirluttetutvn, on the l-Ith iiistitnt, Cttptttitl Simon Dodd, in tlii-.——ycitr of lii.-i ago. l \l

Lot 49, on the Gihiiistitnt, of consumption, Mary, Ilte be- i I’

loved wife of fllr. John .\Icl'.achern, in the 22nd year of her age. .\t illuunt Gunigs, Charlottetown Royalty. yesterday IlIOI’n-l mg, in the will year of his age, Mr. Thomas Carey—he was! it rltlltlll‘, trustworthy, ltitnm-t man, and will not only be in loss to hit llintily, but also to his employers. ship News.

./lrrivals from hence. 1

Bristol, Dec. t."i—Atliintic. . l.ivorpool, Dec 3l—t~'y bel. ! (It"iIVl.'§t.'I|d, Dec. '.’.7—l’iralli.t. I Applcdore, Dec. l5—’I‘he Intended, Bale, arrived here frorni Qtiebuc, |’l‘pUI‘I.'4 that on the I8:h Nov., in list. 46 N., long. 54:

Jon. l—t\Iiijestic and Paxton.

V., .-hi.- saw .1 ship with both topinrists curried uway.—pnssed ho

\ close to her, but could not nialie out her name, and saw no per-. son on deck. ‘

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