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Fenians of this city will walk on St. Patrick's

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° . . e ; > { sg . LATEST FROM EUROPE, fay armed with pikes and revolvers, and calls ings, although the most scientific ductors were | Se a iene = a Provisions. mien Ue acenindtrsss PipDicdltin Marne eta tartaatne <tr Prices to suit the Times! . : : upon the Mayor to st yp them. It is believed attending upon him. He died on Sunday, Doc.) in the above Bank Was held in the Hall at Alber- Beef, (-mal!) per 1b.... 6. .+ee eee ....4d to Sd O ~ ~ a Piss - } I ot ee | os . ote . oa 7 a that the influence of the peace loving Catholies | 7, at a quarter past nine a.m The remains of} ton, on the 6th instaat,—Thomas MeNeul, Esqr, | . le Atle oye etal ala ye 4 be ooking r k = antclin TEXUILE subseriber will sell his remainiog ; . * bDreurht Ave ol dates to aell : ; . aR Mak . SaPFORSS) .. 2+ cove Oecd 6000 coon ease Ae " j S . ie aes tn the H i. un ' » the Zarg| ¥'! Festran the more violent, and the proces-| his body ae deposited in a gulden urn, en jin the Chair, Ova reconsideration of resolutions | ‘atten. sede dapelnicsatea Gd wo 34) and olner dLOVes! Stock of GROCERIES for Cush. Positively wit. ‘ 8 tae Shouse OF UVOmmune Sate sions will be abandoned. The watchman also | riched with diamonds, and placed upou a paf-} essed. ai.a turmet, eee: te ia shia ton) Ol oe a a fe i _— no credit. LT ee es one Ww. i a a usserts that Bishop Lyoch has declared his in-| ticular throne, and after the usuai peviod of iy-| e : o "7 50) . si er vo Veal ew... Me rae aaa so vsie nent eeal”, YO be sold by A UUTLION, on! Kice, 3d per Ib, made any representatu * Lint ashin tow teution of leaving Canada to avoid the danger | ing in State, actording to the Siamese custou, raise a caplial vf ne O, ta shares of £2 1Us., | em, eth owe cinsila cai . .. .6d to Bd | THURSDAY, the 22nd instant, ot) Suyar, 74d per Ih, er Rae "Mr. G ae e Feuian - os - ; >" aud responsibility of a battle on the Insh| it will be buried with great esremou). co that the qualification of Directors be raised | Butcer, SE cass ons snes an . 9d; Lh 2 vane * ~~ 7 ayer ine aul —- sae | — te as per ms, ln America, Mir. Ueladstone repreccou Gitte Giik : ; 4 m mee ee es de ls 5d to Is 6u | Hea oor to . >» alllus, &@ ivt ¥ a ih j 21 OLaSSeS, OF » per pat, ited uational day. _— . ; to 15 shares. De by the tub... .... 220+ see . ‘ p ciwih wis. | oe pre | p subject had been brouyit up. fhe Govern Troops are still pouring in from the rural! Deara or Ma. Hersert, M. P.—The Right | Wien on iven fur the ef in ti | Cheuse, per Ib... 0.2. eeee eee eeer eee + Bd to GATS PY 7 . ee sake : | a ON, 08 par ge. meut had no knowledge vt any proceedings to} 5. a hundreds. The moment they ar-| Hon. Mr. Herbert, M. P., for Kerry, died sud-| he reason given OF the change in the value Of | paijuw per Ib.... 200. -+-+ sees seers eee. 7d to Os CUOKING STOVES, for Coul, cnaen - : : > as wh sai tin » | as ricts oy hundreds. ie omen 7S On. MP. ' 9 a “? .? ’ : eh ‘ : ’ , ae 1d D D fur W E nisiua, justify them ta making repre ** ee a = jrive they are organized into companies and | denly on Monday night at Adare, the seat of chases 7 the fact pha thrve pounds cannot be a ” we eee ee cre od 2h PAKLUR COUKS, e Wine, Batter and Oyster Crackers, American Government. He i at rs om squads for drill, So great is the drain upon! Eari Dunraven. divided into any number ef dollars, of 6s, 3d. each, | a per ib rh so ae ll ; lg to bja SHLiSs KANGLS, eon Burley, ; oil a i se ent, | ; ae . did cbbbabenpwsenees i 5 il would be undiguifier ee S| they hay e been cx mpelle d to suspend business HE ¥ RENCH EX! RADI I ION rREATY The Committee brinerly appointed reported is i ad oe ; ’ a ? t Leighy Herring, as no public act was conumitied amounting ty!) |. ail . WITH ENGLAND. ; Grain, A geod opportunity offers to those in want to senate E et ; ‘ during drill hours. . a : & PE 3 and everything iv the Grocery line in proportion. a breach of the neutrality jaws. the lrish T) ii ea 6 haw teAtneien I i itebe = steiniieed 2 tit tin one that nearly £4,500 Had been already subscribed. Barley, per i a Sc ceas noun a provide previous to the Keciprocity being closed, ait ee 21 Dilan dontinan sation 1, aruentios ebeaitadl @ news from the rontier indicates no n the debate upon paragraph | of the address The Hon. Jas. Warbuk “ii Nn ve «sas eeces ee cee. 28 to 28 2d! When tie prices will, in all probability, advance EF” Cash paid for OATS. hk lee ve atatoal i be sent to Ire.) “2¥8¢ Of extraordinary movement, but the mili-} in the Corps Legisiatit on Wedensday, M. Jules ke Stun. Jus. Wasvirton, Mesere. B. Rugere, . . ‘ Z Sule Positive; No Keserve. No Pos G. W. GARDINER. ; waens, Tt troops continu i 1 SUES 50 'S00-) sooy enthorities and the whole people approve | Favre censured the withdrawa! of Franes from |G. W. Howlan, Jatifes Forsyth, H. Bell, N. Potatoes 1 een ls 9d to 2s olitiiio baer a nT a Upper Queen Street, March 12, 1566. and, he cattle plague is sti a? ; ‘ : ; cilia . ihe : : "| Potatoes, per bushel......... Sivaewas ; : Pd il, " ul ’ eaitie plague t . { increasing the action of the’ Government in preparing for | the extradition treaty with England, and said he | Woodside aud P. Doyle, were Uppoiuted a provi- » pe WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. The latest returns sho 15,000 cuses—the | an emergency suspected the existence of some political motive ic i : Lin Poultry. : March 19, 1860. NOTICE. largest yet. The Prussian Government sud- | * 2 ag : : for the step—M. Rouher, Mimster of State, sional Committee for : management of the | Geese each............ Sind, een to 8s Gd elise ‘WHE GENERAL AGENCY and COM- deuty closed the Chambers on the plea that the | : : | repled that the measure in question had no poli-| affairs, and were authorizes to prepare a draft of | Turkeys, esch............ tesecees eres «08 to Os FREEHOLD PROPERTY I ire hig toy lye ith tant proceedings of the Deputics were im opposition | Tae Pexiays — tere Destixation.—The | teal significance. Notice was giv®n to terminate | ay get of incorporation, taking the act of ineorpo- SIGH GR. + 0002 a a, ee pene M Fyre ragch ry bo eentioned to the Government, tending toward strite. The | St. Croix Courier, in an article about the Fe- = ae because it had a eee oe ration of the Summerside Bank, and the resulution nite . Fish. ns b> 20 ms So ahe subeesdivese, eater the tivm of * CARVELL action was quite unexpected, President Gra-| p:o.0 gives it ua hia opin; me rut the Preach Government lad uot relagdisted | 4) this meeting as their guide. Jodfish, per qtl........ +--+ ee++e- eee CUB s . BKUTHEKS.” a eae aa cicol d the hope that the people would | a oe mae his opinion that their destina- | ry, hope of concluding a wore effectua! treaty. : amar WOODSIDE, See'y, | Herting® Per MR Sis clos veka -30s tu 408 Prince County. ' J. 8 CARVELL. stand - the representatives and cunstitution tion will be some point on the Passamaijuoddy ne Alberton, Mateti 10th. 166 - ’ cy. Mackerel, per Sh evdeds cee ie Cees LEWIS CAKVELL. brat , « | ™ | ati sti | : i ‘ile . i a . “Puy DEN oe - i Miu ‘ * = in e ake Breadstutts quiet. Provisions firm. Con ome He is strengthened in this opinion by THE BREACH BETW EEN AUSTRIA AND ale ~<a Lumber, Sale at Auction of REAL ESTATE, in Charlottetown, P. E. —— » 1 0 ” > . - “ange 5 7 {US . ‘ Miah se eneesowea wind ; i dy ry i, rh is, om sols 87 8-5 to 873. U. States 5-20's 694. the fact that a prominent gentleman in St. : RUSSIA. ; : YounG MEen’s CHRISTIAN AsS80CIATION AND Beasts, (Homicok) So 64 to 4s Lot 18, on the Premises. a ee I Ore signin annette . ; - The breach between Austria and Prussia wil) | rregany INSTITUTE.—The Rev. H. Sprague Do patel trees ttevees +- 4s to 5s De NOTICE. THE FENIAN MOVEMENT. | Andrew's the other day received an intimation | not be lessened by an order which General Gab | \ectured betore the Asaeciation, on Thursday ioe le ( a uray i at uate ieee 2S rpthe subscriber will,on WEDNESDAY. |, YHE usd : d havi been appoin'ed ee ae from a friend in Pennsylvania who had obtain-|!enz, the Austrian commander in Holstein, has evening, on “ England's Illustrious Dead.” He ee ee oe tree eee ee . the FOURTH of APRIL next, at the hour of I Undersiga: ¢ having appo (By Teleg ph.) es i cee : a dveased to the provincial governments of thel. trod a t Oe oa iI C ; Sundries, Hleve Fo teste as U TH x ti Administrator of the Estate of the late ‘ . ed the information from private sources, to the re ras 3 Sea introduced his subject by dwelling upon the ree- H 2 leven o'clock, sell by A UC } » . OD the pre DANIEL JACKSON ROBERTS, of Charlotte- Montreat, March &. i : : “git D chy. He says :—*I do not hesitate to expr 8s) jons:bility vesting upon every mat, bt» benefit the | U*I> Per LOW. e eres cere eree cree eree T58 to 85%) mises, THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY in Loi vn. Merchant, deceased, by Letter Testamentary TI : r that |] I j j effect that part of the Fenian programme was | myseil in favour of the Constitution of 1854, a=) a9. in which he lives; and he who dees this lives | P22 Per OW’. +--+ oas+ esnwwh a-neet CESSES) Ch eee Snes ae as ian ce aD. caaea by the Surrogate, dated the 9h day of ne Morning papers say that last might orders | ‘ , 4 7 a: the proper basis for the future political organi- trely for tt ial hict ee Homespun, per yard.......... coeerecces ods tu Gs McDvgald, comprising FIFTY ACKES of LAND erase ”y “ee . iti all aes Hadeted were received by the Miutix authorities to call |? capture Campobello, and use that Island as a sation of Holstein. and | recosiac in their tull ox wot therely for ; 6 Chines In Which he dgures upon | Calfskios, per ib........ : 5d to 8d} a little more or less, the sawe being in a high state March, ot oe hereby notifies a oe auhan Ge " : : - . . ails ‘ 0 “Ith, eCOy » age a ac. : r ‘ : , - eo ere wee wees al ! 3 “SB, omial Meda . rah r ective deb out 10,000 volunteers witha 24 hours, and) base of operations. Our contemporary further} tent the ebligations thereby imposed upon the ac otis aia not propa: lie, Eechaer oncosdlin - 0 ee enh pineniieie scan a - aa « a wae _— now Jdwelling uae a hie clico, Queen Street, forth- aa 2 “a . cone , ha “ alee le ey That 7 ' , © gue, CERi one dint Jitee caséiteesconk owns 8 w Is Di} anc arn thereon. This property fronts en the |‘ "" . : eae " i A thet - + nig it y nal l s " | pati sa d a remarks :— siaa Heals “ rv = ror of Austria.” What | i", comprehensiveness, treated it under a Ger-| Sheepskins. ..... L. NUNC). pe eveeee es 4s tu 68 6d} Head of Shipyard ly where abundance o1 te ee gente ot eee wu mae s, and eve rythin put in a state of} We eee ee ee nae Bite Menken wi russia say to thre ; tam classification. He first referred to the ewi-| Apples per dyz........ a ai sn 3d to Ba | mussel mud and other sea mapure can be obtained » me Pits ae poomaiien of th Galtia Gefence for any emergeucy that might arise. | Cirele is in vigorous operation in Eastport, and | Bern, Mancu 1.—It is stated that in the | vent Poets of England. Under thisclass we find POPU, WRN oii osc a pans nadaidaee .-1s to ls 34] #ud has the public road ranuing across the pre- | ET? All persons having claims

Gold 13] 4. a re thers in places bordering on the St. Croix.

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New York, March °.

After several ineffectua! attempts, are in

: The Times’ Montreal despatch Says the i tormed, a circle has at leneth been established Militia are under arms and on duty to-night. | in Calais, and it is boastfully stated that fifty it is reported that Navy Tx and has been seized .

stand of arms and men to handle them can be produced at half an hour's notice in a certain is great excitement in the city. loeality in that city. (We are proud to do ow New York, re neishbours the justice of stating from personal Torente. Sth. ~~ The veanoees. vesterdax fo knowled ve that Fenian designs find no faver . ie with the respectable portion of the Calais com-

munity.) We have it also on good authority {that within the last few months attempts have been made to purchase arms and ammunition

by 10,000 Feu The Oranvemen are being

atiis armed There ys} Jth, volunteers fi ve y

m all parts of the country and a much laryer numbei

rvices that

enthusiastic,

; atteredt their se

was required, . es Phe Globe to-day has a report of a Fenian plot,

which is for a body to cross into Canada and from private individuals, who were known to take part in the public processions on St. Pa-| Possess them, not five miles from where we trick’s Dav, who will disturb the peace and write. All the se facts lead to but one conclu distract attention, while armed Fenian bands |!" which is, that should the y by any possi- will muke raids on the Border... . .Gold 1303. | bility get out of the United States in any foree, |

' =. een wae the New Brunswick, and not the Canadian,

." “4 froutier is their proposed destination. Toronto, C. W., 10th. —V olunteers continue aie

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to respond to the eall with great enthusiasm.

Bishop Lynch has issued a cireular de nouncing the Fenians. Phe Customs De ial . MIP EVOTICL partment have issued a ciccular speedily in- ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH MAIL.

struct officers to thi

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vinces, and detain a

iy the oughiv search all

rease and pausssagers cowiag into the Pro- Tur Mails are coming upon us in great force. t arms and munitions of} The second Mail for the week came on Satur- taxen from pas-| dav, bringiag

» taken with a list New York

. " ANDO? +} 1° . * + Ware Ail weapons w uu tutellivence from Europe via Haves Wlii

may

Ss Whose ° : . Yesterday morning (Sunday) an

et such as (hey have j their possession.

Express goods shall be closely compared with | Other Mail was received at the Post Office here, |

Ministerial Council held yesterday the definitive j Settlement of the question of the Duechies formed

the anbject of the discussion, aud that a resolution was airived at.

THE REVOLUTION IN ROUMANIA. | Tntelligenee frow Constantinople states that (he | Diplomatic Representatives of the Powers whe signed the ‘Treaty of Paris bave communicated to j their respective Governments the wish of the Sub | lime Porte that a commissioner should be sent fe | Bucharest on behalf of each of the above Powers in order to inquire inte the recent events in Rou- j Hania. It is asserted that Austria has come t fan woderstand.ng with the Western Powers in re- | ference to the question of the Danubian Prin- | cipalilies,

The Marquis de Mousiser, French ambassador

at Constantinople, has declared that France coin- | cides with the protest made by the Sublime Porte | against the proceedings of the revolutionary party at Bucharest, and that all the necessary steps te expedite the assembly of a conlerence upon the affair had already been adopted.

MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIAN TROOPS OF THE PRUTH.

Bropy, Fes. 23 —Active movements are tak-

fing place in the camp of the Russian army of ob

servation ou the banks of the Pruth Kotzebue, hourly expected

| are ready to march, and General the

| comusander-in chief, is

| Odessa. '

Viensa, Fer. 25.—The Vienna papers of to-

os ae i } : col ‘ ° > * | ‘ the manifests and suspected packages will be | and this included a Mail from England by the day publish advices from Bessarabia confirming opened. Freight trains he carefully ex- more direct route to Halifax. The Steamship the warhke attitude displayed by the Russian am ia > packare not mentioned in the! ... sail . ; TI | troops along the whole line of the Pruth. The innbl he allowed to pass. Cars wil] | 4/7#@ arrived at the latter place on Thursday | .gicere of the ataff were oecupied in seeking the Ix ‘fure passiug the froutier, forenoon last, with dates to the 3rd instant. | most faveurable spot fo- crossing the river, for) : , vate eae , bas which purpese pontoons had already been pre Ne Ww RK Ma ‘ch 10 W e make room below for some ot the toreien | I ? i t ‘ York, March 10. . ee | pared. No orders, however, bad arrived for the ; + . } } : i + 9 A despatch from Ottawa, Canada, says :— |} vews—other intelligence has been ant cipated | troops te march. Pa Hament has been cabled to meet April by the New York arrival. Willmer & Smith's| — Telegraphie advices from the Moldavian fron | 10th. Nowa Scotia and New Brunswick will i

: | Zumes states that Her Majesty the Queen has | mfederation with | Pus

\ large reinforcement will be sent |

jaune diately accede to the ¢

Canada. veen ill, but not seriously so.—The English

tier state that the Russian troops bad received orders to withdraw trom the banks of the Prath. | A strong military cordon was tu be established |

eut from k rrland as soon As travi ration opens { Cabinet are said t » he in earnest about “a Reform } te guard the Russian frontier. te meet the threatened Fenian ais ?. : : ‘ . a eas en ee 1 Peniwn raul. . «Eng Bill, and it is said that Mr. Gladstone would ine ; lish sunhouts have heen ordered to the Fishing | . , iy; TURKEY. | Sos } : . . t oduce ¢ ieasure ! ne s 2c re | . grounds in view of the abrovation of the Reei- introdu ® measure on the ubject, on the The statement presented to the Sultan by Mus- peoeity Treaty The Government buildings | 12th instant.—Some alarm has been created by tapha Pacha upon the financial condition et the cud banks in Ottawa have heen placed under} the discovery that Fenianism prevails in the | Ceutry. having given great offence to the Ministry, : i at nicht \rranzements have been! p.- } s oY ". “yy his Exeelleney has resigned the Presidency of the made f Reciprocal Free Trade between Ca British Army. To what extent, it is HOPOSSIOLE | Preasury Council, and proposes retiring to Egypt at 1) I vide ’ i ae 4 . a . - tiaka tt rit West fndies, and a direct | *° SY: but the belief is, that it is confined to} He is sucereded in his port by Niprish Pacha, ’ ‘ ; ’ sia esa i ’ + Bistia sie ¢ a ! ‘ n ‘I { ' f wil be mume- | ONLY Aa few or the ] ish s ridie s. i ia a a iad ihe i si a ea a ica aa ‘ wnt Hyena] Che flerald’ « Tu onto : “ LATEST NEWS FROM rHE STATES. desvatch sivs the cries has ved, and eon-| REPORTED RESIGNATION OF EAR > Mf 1° frre us repo ts of the arriva uu RUSSELL. pores Oy SE OICE 1 +e teers ’ Two 1 and trooos The town was startled on Wednesday ‘by New York, 13.—A Moatveal despatel says, ¢ | . } +} + } , m . . ' ‘ ” 7 = ‘ ul Hietiew Hy Ui sterv that Lord Russell had asked he: Ma‘esty tc | in reference to Fenian movements, that there ’ ‘ ¢ ' 5 : - © 2 tie nhier herve r . ‘ teehy besecl j a ‘ : . ‘ - ; : ; “ lier "It reteve him tre m dy res whic a reas nor" atoos k was a secret meeting of th ] vers of th ; Sore & woot trains. some for him, aud tavt the Duke of Someiset ‘ ; ‘ ; ; i Mat ‘ AOD ¢ 3 e now armed had bee npon his recommendati np. @ inisted movement 1D taMs cy tase Friday night, ina 1 ready to march Phe authorities are | with the task of formins a new Adn.inisteation. | baildias net a hundved yards from the Bonse j ’ , uty ¢ “ave Mack aNV ‘To persons at all acquaint d with the te:ms| cours market, in which it was resolved to give ian iImvaders : ' ; > } } 1 which Lord Russel! and his collea sus j ° j eu ‘ , , 4 ee every ald pos se tu th Vaders Out « New York, March 12. d, or who had watched at all carefully th ’ ; q : Che steamship (Vtg of Bostus, with Liverpool, course which the Ministry has taken in Parlia the $5,000 members of that order in Canada, dvtes tu the Ist of Ma-ch, has arrived. The | ment, it conld be no matter of surprise to hear} it is stated that 25,000 members will take up

j

Times, after exoatiating onthe want of unani-/ tat, h ppeless of arreement, all the members

Earl Russell's Calunet, savs it is not! of the Cabinet had tendered their resignation Surprise ad at the Russell has ito her Maj: stv. The Times yave the fo lowin +} asked the Queen to releive him of his duties. | reasons why Lord Russeli should have resizned lt admits that the rumor wants authentication, | —“His Administration has not been called! but d Clave it

mitvy im Si rumor that /arl

ausafact. If supposes that ajapou to do much, yet what it has done has ex-| he f hibited a spirit of vacillation aid uncertainty | gests the Duke of Somerset as the possible head. | which auzured ill forits future. Anvthing like | No other journal unity of principle was absent from its deliber-|

- The Irish question has been discussed inj ations; the Cabinet has been divided avainst | the House of Lords, and Earl (irey gave notice! itself: what one man has proposed another has |

thathe would, at aa early day, move for a fall | vejected, and uo one has been able to vues

new Liberal Cabinet will ‘med, and sn r- |

says anythins on the s ibject.

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eunsideration of the subject. ...The Times! what would happen to-morrow, because it was | bitterly deawunees the had taste of Mr. Ban-! impossible to say what spirit would then be | eroft’s oration on Mr. Lincoln. -Situation of | predominant.” But Earl Russell has not re-} Fenian a fairs remains unchan red, and arrests) signed. He has been at losgerheads with his { eoutiuue plentiful in all directions, and arms | colleayues for the last few weeks, and it is he

aud ammunition frequently seized. The pro-| visions of the Peace Act have ‘een further ex

lieved that the quarrel came to a head on Sa- iturday. A rumour, very much better substan

tender. Sir Chas. Phipps. Keeper of the} tiated than that of his resizuation, dec’aves t) at} Privy Purse, and Private Secretary to the at the Cabinet Couneil of Saturday, hil! at his | Queen, is dead -The Paris Wemorial Diplo-|\ordship's private house, he proposed a Reform

metiqne says the mission of Baron Sailard to! Bill to which his colleagues curtly refused their | Mexico is a mere startin, point fornezotiations | assent. If his lordship threatened res‘ gnation tor the withdrawal of the Fren Thejhe has thousht better of the matter. The report that 5,000 will return in May is at least} Jace thinks that the return of the Conserva ‘ The French expedition was} tives to power would be the best thing for the Tt has cost £27,000,000 sterl-{ nation. The Whigs out of office ing, and 10,000 men killed and disabled. _land achieve an audacity wich they lose when | I tee L nd ym NSlar a is reason tu kuow that the dehauche d by the aweets of place.”’ Moreov et, | relations of Austria and Prussia, “wh

| nh troops. i erv premature.

to end in 1865, “+ row strong |

relativeto the} there are eertain ‘yellow admirals”

| cers who have been residing in Canada for the | gy, among the Paragwayas treops and the allied

| service under command of Col. Murphy... .

i stored in |} of the Fenians.

, : arms as s00n as Sweeney's advance reaches

Many of the Southern offi-| |

Canadian soil.

last two vears, have gone to New York for the |} purpose of offerins their services and assistane: ..The New York World

says it is ca'culated that 25,000 men who have } seen service would respond to a Fenian eall in| this city alowe.....[t is known that 16,000 cartridve boxes and knapsacks were bought at auction last week from a house in Park Place, and quantities of arms and ammunition ire being negotiated for from day to day by officers detailed tor that purpose... . -felesraph operators will no doubt be needed... . It is probable that Col. Taessham will command the first Fenian regiment trom this sity, and a well known Southern cavalry oiticer the second. ..-An artillery regiment is also being organ ized, and an independent battalion for special

to General Sweenev.. .

\ despatch from Atbany to the World says |

|that information has been received that uni-|

for 15,000 men, and 2000 rifles, are surlington, Vt., waiting the arriva! Gold 132.

_- — ~ Toronto, C. W.. March 12. j The number of volunteers answerme to the | the |

forms

‘all of the Government largely exceeds Duchies, is very critieal. Iteven hints at the | have come to the fore by mere seniority, who! demand... ..A military circular has been issued possibility of war. l inspire no coulidence, and have neither know hy the Commander-in-Chief, in which he says LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO QCEENSTWON. led re nor genius to justify their position. Ou the precautions thus taken are to prevent] The Bank rate is uchanzed ee mtemporary thinks those persons “ought to} threatened piratical attacks of lawless men. he an nie atin rer ae a ne | . 7 ° 9 ° 40 ° " 7 of the resisnation of Earl Husseill ic emoha | be relexated to obscurity, He has full reliance in the loyal spirit of the tically denied. Fenian a‘fairs remain un-| A change in the Cabinet will shortly be | (avadians, and is ez d that the a . . «| eanaad bw retireme ‘Sa. George Grey | vers will repel all attacks.....In the changed. -The Military foree in Ireland is} caus dd by the retire ment of Sir George Grey | ae “Cl . a Biel Lench’s letter ws to be further auzmented.....The Enzlish Go-| from the Home Othee, | eee eee eee ee : " 7 | . re ni | read, and some of the priests called on the Ca- vernment has seized two vesseis which were | a :\ tholies, for the sake of the peace of the city fitins ont forthe Chilian Grovernment. The} Rerorm Conrerence.—The conference of tholics, for the sake of the peace of the city,

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Eaclish Government has received a telegram| reformers from the various reform associations | in 21 howrs, from [ndia, announcing the settle | throughout the country, convened by the he , ut of the Bhoutan a Tair. | form Leazue, assembled on Wednesday evening Soop: Mame sit Steet... St Martin's Hall, Long-acre. About 200 ) b+) 3 . : i ‘ ol 2 | delegates were present, and nearly all the prin- Cc rd cube os 3 r Tors ° a | cipal towns in the kingdom were represented. “f ai. 3 ss ” tte ote ar of 74 , ‘ . > on oe cof C sdian Partiamext om ail attheut | Mr. Beales, the president of the Reform League. seling ¢ i i ( at. a i i. : os ° . foundation. Everything qict. was called to the chair. Mr. Greening, of BuPFALO

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“ Manchester, moved, and the Rev. Mr. Little, ot Mareb 15th. | Nottingham, seconded, a resolution affirming

Two handred United States soldiers arnved} rhe principles of the Reform League, in resi here yesterday, and are Hew at Foct Perter More | dential and rezisterial manhood suffraze, pro sand te be expected. They are «upposed to be | The resolution, after

; Be tected by the ballot. here te see weuiralily lawa rer pected... Gold 131. some discussion, was adopted unanimously. New Yor«, Mareh 15th.

The draft of a refurm bill, embodying the prin Speeial Terente despatch says the autherities

| ciples of the league, was then laid before the are «aid te be in pasaeasion of atartling intelligence and reterred to a committee of twelve | Thousands of Feniane will erosa the border a*) ¢o. consideration. | aco as the weather peruats, and be joined by | Fevians in Canada. Governmen! detectives are | al rt on thie side of the line, and keep the Cana- | dian authorities informed of the movemente ofthe | P' id enemy. The panie shows no abatement. A;\o! @ very heterogencous aud miscellaneous | serious rus for geld has commenced on the banks| character. The cost of parochial proceedings | throughout the Provinces, and the Government is! at law or in equity, payments for or towards | helping the banks with apecie.—Ciold 11. | the country, hundred, or borough rates; a po- | —-- lice rate, constables’ expenses, and cost of pro | MORE ABOUT THE FENIANS! | ceedings befure justices, payments on account | lot the Rezistration Act, vaccination fees, ex We clip the following items, alditional to| peuses allowed in respect of parliamentary 0: those already received, from the Toronto tele- | municipal ee ee under ee _N , | Parochial Assessment Act (for surveys an¢ eran 9 Che Bee TAS Dyell 6 ee Mae | valuations,) and loans ae under the same, A full supply of ammunition has been pasa- all eome out of the sum collected as poor rates. ed ta the troops, aud railway trains are made | Phus, although in the year ended Lady-day, up and ready to move at & moment 3 notice tO | 1864 the total amount raised in the metropolis any point of attack. | under this head was £1,489,732, only £876,- Many reports are current, and one pretty; 292 was expended in relieving the poor; and generally eredited is that Parliament will be! while a uniform rate of 1s 2 9-10 in the pound called to assemble immediately, that the Habeas | for the year would provide for all charges ot Corpus will be suspended and martial law pro-| administration and relief, the present average claimed before the 17th inst. ~ Government! poor rate upon the whole of London is much has takea possession of the Montreal telegraph | hicher, being 2s 1 2-10d in the pound on its line. jrateable value. That nearly half our poor The Toronto Globe calls on the President to! rates should be applied-to other purposes than interfere. | relieving the poor is in itaelf a glaring anomaly, Toronto papers of this morning are filled | and one causing needless confusion and irrit- with despatches from points showing that the | ability in the minds of the people taxed. tailitary preparations are extersive, and that | every town is turning out in full foree. As fast) Deara or tae Kixe or Stam.—Letters from &s troops arrive they are organized in battalions. | Singapore, dated Jan. 20, announce the death They will he drilled five hours per day. ‘of P. 8. Phar Pawarendr Ramesr, the second To-day there is a turn out en masse of citi-| King of Siam. His Majesty had been in ill sensto make a demonstration of strength.

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How Poor Rares ane Spext.—What are it seut called poor rates include expenditure

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received here that Mr. J. A. McDonald, a na-|

not to walk on St. Patrick’s Day. eo St. Ceca Cuorat Socrety Concert.— A Concert was given at the St. Andrew’s Hall, on Saturday evening last, by the above named

Irish Society, which was a very brilliant affair. The Hall was crowded almost to suffocation; and itis the intention to have the Concert re-| peated this evening. In our next No. we hope to be able to vive a fuller account of those in teresting eutertainments. a a ale

Mepicat Examixation at Harvarp Univer- siry.—We learn from private letters receutly tive of this Island, and born at Tracadie, re- cently underweut a medical examination hefore the Faculty at the above named University, and received most promptly his degree of M. D. The Facuity, we understand, were warm in their praises of Mr. McDonald's proficiency, | and they manifested their approbation of bim by allowing him to read his Dissertation before the Faculty, and the Governor of the State, | which is an honor rarely conferred on Medical ' Students. The youthful and successful Docto: —now entering upon'an honourable, and we

hope, prosperous career, was a student of Dr. Sutherland of this City; and the result of the examination shows that the teaching was by no means inefficient or that the studies were in the least neglected. sitesinde

We have to acknowledge the receipt ofan interesting Report of discussions and proceed ings in the City Hall, called by the Medical Faculty, respecting the precautions necessary to be taken for the preservation of the health of the City, in anticipation of a visitanon from the Cholera. We shall publish the Report in

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such inen as Shakspeare, Milton, Cowper, &e. England's Staicsmen Were next spoken of | Hore the lecturer, while mentioning the names of se- veral wortiy of an extended notice, dwelt parti- ealarly upou the life aud career of Chatham, the elder, ove of the greatest of English erators and statesmen of the Jstheentury. From this class Mr. Sprague passed to glance at Military Charac- ters. Newwoninthe navy, and Woite and Wellirg- ton wy the army, were particularly specified, from a host that might be uaihed. Time prevented the lecturer froin even meutloning the many eminent Philosophers aud Divines of England. The lee- ture Was Composed in ati elegant style and deliv ered (reading is the usual practice with lecturers before the Association) ina very eloquent manner. The whole was most creditable to Mr, Sprague, ind promises well tor bis future eminence. He was requested by the weeling to turmish a eopy of bis lecture for publication —The Rev. George Sutherland will leeture next Thursday evening ou* The Geology of the Shores of the Southern Basin of the Gulf of St. Lawrence in reference to the Geology of P. E. Island.—Patrwt. i oiigcs

BuRGLARY.—On Friday night seme unhanged villain broke into Nicoll’s Boot & Shoe Factory, if w doors from this office. He cut away the shutter of a window witha hatchet, thrust ii his hand and removed the. inside fastening, opened the shutter, broke the sash, and thea entered wie the shop, and took away a'few® Boots, some of which were not. even pains. ‘Ehe rascal's booty

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— epee + City Corncrp.—Pyesiding Couneillor for the lor for Ward No:'T. {19th March. TERRIBLE BOILER FXPLOSION. HakeisburG, Penn., Feb. 27.—A terrfie ex- plosion occurred last evening at the furnace of J & H. J- Neiliy in’ Middletown, resulting in the

| complete destruction of the furnace, the death of

five men and the wounding of six others. There were eight botlers in the furnace. One was rais- ed through the building and carried 500) yards Lodging in the Penosylvania canal. The other voilers were carried iu various directions, some of them passing through houses and others build A pertion of ope boiler was hurled through a room in which two Wemen were lying sick, buf, for unately, did not strike them. Phe bridge owen the Uuion canal was ernued away, aud many of the dwellings In the victuity more or ‘red by the tragments

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less shatt ‘The whole tewn was haken by the force of the explosion. —The los: exeeods BOUOU. Theowuers will rebuild aredtalely ee THE PLATE WAR.

The allied army, nvter President Mitre, wa expeeted to enter Paraguay. The Brazilian: vere daily sending reercite te the River Plats The army ia Corrientes numbers 40000 awaiting the approach of the elemy. A buitl was considered imminent.

The state of the Argentine provinces was satis

stringency of the money market. Smnalipex, fewer, d&e., have been very destruc.

army.

It is anderstood the allies will listen to no pro- posals tor peace, the fundamental basis of whict is Hot the expulsion of Lopez trou Paraguay.

A rupture bad occurred between the Mon tevides gosernment and the Chilian Euvoy. The latter's exequatur was concelled.

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Mr. Stwarp’s West Ixpia Percnase.—One of the N. Y. journals has announced. that th object of Mr. Seward’s Jate visit to the Island of St. Thomas was the purchase thereof, from the Danish Government, as a nava! station for U.S. men ofsvar. Thére may be some foun dation for the report at hat‘is to Say, Some stich negotiation may be! peddingiat Washineton. As, however, Governers of, Colonies are. not venerally authorized to seil.them to foreign poweis, and Mr. Seward knows from: more com- petent judves'than himself all the focal advan-

j|taves of the setthement im question, it may be | presumed that our contemporary’s stegy is hut

another addition to his long list of canards.—

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The Banking and Insurance Chronicle says & humerous writer proposes that there be a company formed for the purpose of providing ladies with husbands at or before a certain speeified time, in default whereof the lady shali be entitled toan annuity from the com- pany for the remainder of ber life.

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The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says there no less than two thousand cases o! smal! pox in Buffalo at the present tune. If this be true there is danger of the disease spread ing to Upper Canada, Indeed it already prevails at Wellard aud alung the Niagara frontier. .

HoLLoOWAY’'s OINTMENT AND PILLS —Judi cious Managewent.—Though it ia impossible, in this climate of changing temperature, to: prevent ii health altogether, yetité form aid frequ ney may be much mitigated bythe early adoption ot rewedial measures. Whe hoafseness, cough, thick breathing, and the attending slight tever ia

| dicate irritation of the throat or chest, Holloway’s

Ointment should be rubbed upon these parts without delay, and bis Pills takeu in appropriate doses, to promote its curative action. No eat- arrhs or sure throats can resist these remedies Printed directions envelipe every package of Holloway’s medicament , Which are stited to all ages and conditions and to-every ordinary disease to which bumanily is liable. =o _