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“Mtd publicmvd s wits para-d. '1‘ and] an. at lprll. m. listnlt “WWI. ttss'just M as the (hn‘gruoflolbtvcseiu who are or “Wm; "moon... 1.. i on . .-- . . u was II III- Dnrltc tilts-n be «i l‘uactted front the anchoster. on the occasion of the riots In that thy. Ilsa been arrested as aslfot-d and Imlmd In

M . deduced by Ir. M. M to tho Cit-«t Ila-fora- in Ireland, subdue-Mia and "retiring unity .. J:

is sad that tbs I’msas’au (inversion-ath addressed a c ‘ nuts to all its drplmnatio Wettntlvos abroad; Itstieally that the rector visit of

duo in; cut res... quolruu to i We and (Janine;- Itnd any po. “lamcan .. .It is oflelsliy slam-d Get-crumb will sslttpolwsrtonm. toth the tattoo! ltdy Io dross wstcrs.

1m. Maori flip-Wm and Mallnnev. the Min svbo were of tho staph-r of Police- nsa Brett. have Item sentenced to imprisonment for life at the Coal Ilium at Charlersl't.

autumnal-eh 21.—-A riot took place «candy. which Ia! by the troops. many of the oper- atives being. ed and wounded.

Winfihiareh Yin—Troops have been sent to the Province of RupIt-n, to suppress lit-igsudttge. Gen. Weidcmtmsnds the forces.

y .‘llarelt {lithe—in the Home of Lords. this evening. the question of tho Alsbstttn cluitue came up, and gsvd rlsu to some dchoto. Earl liltsocll made a a .‘lb whit-It be reviewed the window of Great m and the United States during the war of the ro- bolloo. and deluded the policy pursued by him In the «Chef tho Alabama and other Confederate cruisers. {and Claims sustained the course of the Secretary of flute for foreign affairs. Lord Stanley. in the contro— hrry wttlt tbu'Atnet-lrsn Government on the Alabama claims. Lard Westbory deduct] the lows nt England bearing limo the qumtiou 'nt inane, and donned the unlined I claims for Indemnity urged by Natiovard

tbs Hausa of Comm.... .‘l‘ttis evening Lord

pave notice that on Monday nest he should offer

noose ion that the consideration oi the qunstlen of

Briana in tbs lrlslt Church Establishment, be let to the stunt Parliament.

LONDON. HIM 2S.~Derpnteltcs from the British Military Expedition In Abysslnis. report that entire force. filth the excaplicnml' the mountain battery and four dip-Iranian ol the 45th cht. of illiltlttl’yhlltttl just left Zoo 0. and commenced the march for the highlands of lh‘mnlry. The army was In good health tutti the Slut?!“ sanitary rsport was favorable. 'l‘he ascent to

a bi lands of Altyssiuitt is regarded lterc us a very difllou t undertskiug. but it is untlcrstood that General Napier‘s advanco ts h' the safest and most travelled? ‘flutu. that of tho Baht ty St‘nttltt und Dognltntn. The country In represented as vntiuble in sypcut'unccs. fertile and extremer barren alternately, nnd 'souto of the 'DMMIIII passes vory formidable. The report tale. ~filpbod from Vienna a day ortwo ego, that the Civil

srrisgo Bill had finally passed ’Itotlt Ilourrc of the Reicht‘atlt. was wentnlure. us mum amendments were stusde In the U per liouse. and'tii'e Bill was sent to the Lower House in concurrence. Tin-rt- nntendntetttn were agreed to «Way by 'tln- lower brunch, and the III“ as amended tron lttttttie pursued by Itutlt Itrtuleltes. nud only nwaits’tbb sssetlt o the Emperor to become

w.

Lemma. bl‘sreh Elli-Thu case of G. F. 'I‘rnin came More the Court of lint-km toy at Dublin u tiny or Inn .rinoe. Mr. Train prescntm the Court n schedule of his aunts and ItabiIities. which the Court rejected as u t'OlIl- plots farce. and announced it as Worllllrlu. and an so .snuch blank alien....a\nti.1’rumnn riots have taken place in No tern parts of liuvnriu. Crowds gathered as sacral plsccs and made violent demonstrations In inst Prussian influence In the Union with Northern

rauny.....It Is understood that the Emperor Nit-

‘polm was engaged in preparingr an Important manifesto with-regard to the Foreign Policy of his Government.

tho-documents to u pear about the 15th tl'tll..~.. .lt .is

motimnted by tho 'rt-nch Minister of Var, Mat-vital

Nelh'tltst sinus the new army law had been brought tu-

to operation. the Guard Mobile of Jt‘rnnee'was increalfil to five hundred thousand men.

Habit"). March W-Governtneut Is vigorously cl- oludiug all American news mpent. Irlsin them in the snails or whernvcvtound. « .vcn film nth rent-d to Mr. Mills. Arnoricsu Minister. have been seized. Mr little ‘bss-pvotsstod to the Spanish Government against the “NI”..-

Maroon. Msrcltalhh --'I"Ito \I'ttrOtllec has derputebcs from Gen. Napicr's bead punters In Al 'ssinin to the dub lost. The General eitpectvd the first trigsdo to ur- s‘lvo at Labs Ashuogo on the Itith March. The dc- apatehcs report‘Kin ‘lte ru posted with hear ’ nus nod mortars drfent tug b intuit-n on the tube and incur Salsnto. in the neighborhood of Mngdnln. The .llritish oaptivaslteld by the King were safe t.nd tn odd health on the-17th oi Fcbruary. The baggage o the ‘Brltlslt army of every description has been reduced twuotillrds by orders. Fear» for cattle is scarce. the roads brinfiovcry bad and difficult to Mini, the country Itsing fort most pnt't tl ' and of volcanic formation. {no soldiers are sun'crtng I'qu dymntry and tom.

.1!" You. lurch-96.9. mc—l‘hu sohr. M 1’. from. St. John. N. it. for Boston, vrns wrecked at. the month of tits l’ooobscott liny on the 21st inst The captain

nod ems were ssvedtsfter being 48 hours on no unlu- baisttsd Island.-

rlltnr Your, Mnt‘rls cu—Ttm Legislature of British ‘Colnubla on t o 21st Inst. The Governor In .35 ' detotoris for the sent of Government.

.8. i can. Navel. 27.—-Tlts Senate yestertln rati- 'lod the Treaty between this United Stan-- and the [with 6M Milena". providing for‘fruc cmlm'stlon, .aad that ustoraliaation otraoges nationality. The vote waaDagainst 8. The treaty was slightly nmeodcd. luau! In any Int rtnnt particullrn-Gold 138‘3'8.

‘ *3” You. arch BI --Tho trial of President

.‘Jsbussn. on the impeachment otter-gen. began yesterday sadness. bofors tbs’.Unitcd States Senate. Chief

MM prodding. Gen. Ben]. F. IlutIer opened «Outlaw “President. in.” srgutucnt presenting .lii lb hots. In; four hours. The Provident m-

:cssa, «cos mamsii’. . Iste Consul to To .

sdra'Icflr i‘satntbs, so dated Feb. 29. an nun-ling tho dsathcof Cemetsntan llssbste. who. in I”. wss Ambassador drontl'onis to this country. The. alssspssks of s 4 In.nt ths‘ms to Tunis nodi

. Int «latter-«place human Innings

Ind and eaten by the snoring? s.....v hudmhrucrsstnedlsmbsrtot small “lawn. Canada, took fire on Wednesday

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Ir is a very Inlcflt this; to please oao‘s political op- psunts. Let the pony to power puma what course It may. the party In oppositionls sure to declare It to be tbs 't'uag one. If the Government In cautious and mafive, it Is loudly denounced ss old-foxy sad Wart!“ sites-pt: to change. In the slightest degree. the dilating order of “Inn, It Is oltlse: ridl. cntud um viola-sly. or thundered against as p ropse gating doctrines dangerous to the peace and wolfsrs 'of society, and tubvcrslvc of the most sacred rights or the sulfioct. If Itc- prcas is moderately reticent on a given

snldcct. lu tdlence In ingeniously construed Into a proof of": weakness or oflts lulucorlty. lfltndvocatas lIbcrnI mosaurcs and the popular eanu. In utterances are Int~ undiame stigmatized ss clap-trap. bunknm. boob. or whatever cant term nay at. the moment be In 'fnablon to express blpbsundtn; talk which Is Intended to rtupply the place of pmtupt and ehctlvc cotton. The almon- pbero of offiponlt-Ion Is not exactly the proper mcdlnm “W which to get a true and juttt vlow ofthc acts of “In Government. Like some bad kluds of glass. it twists and deforms the object looked at In the moat triu- mtlar and grotesque manner. Everything seen through It Is distorted. 'X‘bc ctrsltrbt. It makes to appear crook- ed. the curved angular. the distant near. and the near dlalttnt. 'Tlto Islander has lately been looking very hut-d It the Guvcrnmcut through u very haul pair of opposi- tion npr-etncles. and It Is not at all surprising to tlud tha'tbe neon things badly arranged and out of propor- tion. So for are his glasses out of focus. that. twelve short months urn nuttle to appear u much greater period oftlme than eight: long yours—longer.ludued, when we come to think of It, ltntt fifty long years. The present Government have been In power, says he, twelve whole months. and they have not. neitled the Land Question!!! The settlement of the Land Ques- tion hm: been the main object of every Government that the Island has bad for the lust tiny yours. at lcnnt. and yet we are tbut that question still remains to be settled. Ills party was In power fbr eight ycurn.’to sny nothing of the odd mouths. nnd. though its members talked, and wrote. and boosted more. perhaps. than was becoming. what did they do, In all thut time. towards the settlement of the Land Question! They left that ques- tion just where they found It. burrlng the Tenant Leugtw compllcntlon. That. difficulty was one of their making. The present. Government, at the hustlnrrn. did not pretnlsc to settle the Land Questlott'ln one. or two. or even In ten. yearn. Its supporters promised to do what they could towards nettIImr this vexed questlou. They simply protnlsctl to be In earnest. and to do their best. This. we contend. they have done. The Loon Bill was Intended to fucllitute the settlement of the Land Ques- tion. It Is quite true that the Attorney General did not uenotlntc a Loan while Ire was In London last your; but, tut he could not Induce any of the proprietors tocell. there Watt no necessity for rnlnlng the money. That same Lortn IIIll may stand the Island In good stead one of then duya. There have been tithes when u fttrclgn Icon would have been of Incnlculuble benefit to the Go- vernment and people of the Nomi, and such n time In likely to occur mum. We should not ut nII wonder to ace the Tories, when they come again Into power, Ituv- Int: recourse to tlt'is‘lnw. ttnd mn‘klngr It their bottst thut they have done no ‘Itnmcnnc ntnottttt of good by muklnzn tImer use of the imvcrs which 'It elven the Government. of the Inland. I‘hcy rfltusctl the Land I‘nr- I chose llIIl much more violently than they did the Loan 1 IIIII. yet. they claim credit to tltnnwt-lvcs that. by lmving‘ ettrrled out the provlsimm of that luw. they have done it great deal of trend to the mind population of the Island. We are fur from (it‘lllele this. Who knmvnltut that they wIII hnvc the some ntory to tell about the Loan BIII. Ir‘tltcv get. another term of pnwcr Itcfm‘c the whole of the hind held under louse In the ('olotty has been cltumre" to freehold.

The editor of the 7rlltmlrr (little fault with the policy of the Government with rcxnrd to the projected cout- pttlnory law. He has not it word to tow ugnlnntthc principle of compulsion. but. he thinks It Improper and bencntlt Its dlmtlty for the Government of thin Colony to unit the tlpprnvul of "or Mujcnty'n Govt-rnntmt for the introduction Into the Lctzlslntnrc of Prince Edward lslund of n mcntturc compelling Proprietors to melt thclr Interests In tltclr estates. Had the local Government pumtted the opposite course. and passed it compulnory bill without first. ucqttnlntlnq the Home Government of Its Intention. ltc Would bh’v'e found ntIII strottgzcrrcnsonn fbr censure. The Government would then be accused of trying M unsettle the initth of the people: ofmultlnu them discontented und dlsloyul by nttemptlmr Iozislntiun I which they chI knew. whatever honcs It might rulsc In ‘ the breuntn of the tenunt furtncrtt of the Colony. would never ‘rpcct with the kp‘pro'bntlun of the Colonial Minis- tcr. nnd would be sure to cud In disappointment. The course pursued by the Government In thin mutter. rc- decting and Itnpttrtlnl men will, we are confident. pro- nounco to be much the wiser. though, perhaps. not the rnont popular. It would have been vcw only for the Government. If popularity were Its only ulru. to lint'c‘ framed u compulsorv bill to and have carried It tltrnntrh the Legislature. be people. no doubt. would hnvc: been deeply interested In the measure. The dlttcusdom ‘ upon It. In l’urllsruent and clncwltcrc. would have been heard wlth Intercnt nnd rend with nvldlty. The whole question of the Land Torture of the Inlnnd would have been agitated anew. The hard feelings of tcnnntn nznlnttt proprietors would have been greatly Intennltlcd. The people would have time und opportunlt afforded them of pondering upon their uricvuucen. but real and luminary. They would be made to c ‘nttidcr themselves It neglected and an III-ttn'ed people. It would be nhcwn to their satisfaction. at. any rate. that the Mother Coun- try could not-without excl-claim: the moat flagrant In- justice—the moat. glaring pnrtlullty-rcfuse What. u - poured to them tthr most just. and reasonable dcltlltm By A nkIlt‘ul one of the press and the platform. the people could be raised to the Idaho“ pitch of excitement. They could be very ensllv mode to expect what their In- terest. Induced them to wish for. By their acts! In the cause of the tenantry, the Government would greatly Increase tbclr populanty. When the measure tidied, as full It surely would, the majority would loudly express their Indlgnntlon at the Irdustlce with which the country had been treated. They had done everything tltnt Iuy In thetr powor to endure the sum of the low. and Its fttIIurc was owing to no in t of tbelro. (if their sIn~ ccrity there. could be no doubt. If popularity were the uncle nirn of the Government; If It win'ltcd inerer to raise a c . It would have pursued the we ’eourne which the slsadsr blames it for not takln . c rec wltb the lion. Ilr. Beer. A com ulsury air «out be Do the tenants and the Mount on would heartily approve of It. whole

pin are sick and tired of the Land Grievance. They

it very little It In stbv with the proprietors. If they rentso what t ends of the tenant consider a our price for tbclr Inndn. ninety-ulna out of two? hundred of the Inhabitsnts of tbc~lslsnd oonnldcr 't rfbctly reasonable and perfectly junt that theyh'sboold , compelled to no" at thst fair price. Tbs! c Gov- ernment has pursued a dinnrcat and Im nonry course.

W.

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4a substantial benefit upon the without any landless agitation. We bollan that the WM our Government to tbvor of a cane pa rylaw. have not with s more carotid multicu-

fro- the Colonial Hglzi‘starmtbaa go‘hlaw ltsssIf Mn m thou t pass rough t 0 Why To

5

THE 11 uttALD, wwu

I.)N ES DAY ,

......tk:v—.--,-., WM... tron "following Inputs-st correspondentsc was. upon “requests! the Ilsa. in. It. dsvtlsad. lsId beret-film Ionic of Ans-ably “Saturday lost. We offer no “uncut upon the of tits lordship Bishop 'llclntyrc. nor yet upd'tiso 1mm of Council in reply thereto. Both douutnsats speak for tlcruselvcn. The Bishop tblnkn It a hardship. on It doubtless in. to be cor-polled to pity for the Education of some two or three hundred children. whens tbs Stats ought. to can. onto; and the Government thank Ills Lordtdtlp for his humans nod uninterested labors. but Inform bits tiny condo nothing for him. Item the matter rests for the present. We now 3ch the correspondence, reserving to our-sires the right, at my future time, to offer such remarks thereon or may seem to us required :-

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(com) A To His Eccellcncy George Dumltu Esquire, Lieutenant Governor. do. 4x3. in Council.

The humble liomorlsl of the nudernlgucd. tlto ilomun Catholic Bishop of Charlottetown,

XWJI‘ECTFI'IJA’ IIIII-ZWI'ZTII.

That. In the your I833. the lute lllultt Reverend .‘Encns Bernard McEnchcrn, Roman Catholic lllshnp of I have Iottctown. tlId Iiutnblltth n College. or Institution (if learning. at St. Andrew's. In King’s Countynvltlclt he cn-' dowed with certain Lands and Property, which were In- vented In 'l‘rltntccrt, by an Act of the Legislature, the some your. for the support of sold College.

That. with the old ofs grunt frotn'flte Lctrhdnturc every your, up to I844. that ‘ollege watt kept. Ittuctlvc upcrntlnn. when it. won deemed fltii'll'ltlltlf‘ by the lute lttultt Reverend Bernard Donald Mellonuld. then Ilomuu Catholic Blnhop of Chlt'lottetnwtt. to erect. u College on at larger mule. nour t'burlotteton'n, now called c‘t. Iiunstnn‘tt College. and whlch ltceudowed with certain Lands. In the Iloyntty of Charlottetown. nnd In aid ufwlrlelt. the income srlshnr from the property of St Audrew‘n Collegeth been ap- propriuted, itllit'f: It was opened In the your 1855.

TAM. tin the your 1851. u Female Boarding and Day School was opened In Charlottetown. conducted by the [Altllt‘l' of the Con 't‘fmllltll of Notre home. In which IIIthI. of the higher ranches of u feman Education urn taught. whlle u larger number 'of-the poor children of the city. have been, and on: still taught, free of any ox- pense whatever.

That. In the your I802, ,‘nnothcr School was opened on Powuai Street. known unfit. Joucph'a Schools. conducted also by some of the Lutllcn from the Conn-tit or Nutrn

them pay any fees whatever:

That. another Fermi”. tonrdlug and day school \vue opened In Misconcbe. In .rIueufbuntv. in 1364, In which the usual higher branches k‘etnulc Education are tungltt. and at. which u-Ittuge number of poplin nttentl dolly.

That, betwccn the four Educatioqu Institutions just named, there lli‘ti ttpwurtl of five hundred pnplls‘lu utten- dnnce. three lulll‘llltlttfll'llolll, bclug of the puttt'ci'clttcnun, pay nothing whatever.

That. while your memorultst fccls convinced that. the liduvutlon Itnpu‘r‘tctl‘ln those itmilllltiunn just. noun-d. In stint-I‘ll)? to uuy tltnt run he lllttl In the district tit-hunts. he feel» It. It grievance that he gets no lIlti frum'thc Public School fund of the colony. not even us much for the number ofcltlltlren tuntrlt‘t. free. as xltould be pnld for them If they attended district. schools.

That, Inoce‘xlnx for n redress of this grlevuncc. Mento- fittile disclultns nIl idea of any ext-Iudve privilege—— nothing tum'c ‘thntt even-handed justice In llt'fllt‘ttl. untl that he ltlttl fdr some yours. with no little maritime and In- cmtrcuicuce. endeavoured to establish and multitqu those Institutions \vltlclt he considered ctscutiul to u mnnd (littlmllc l‘iducutlon. Itt the l'tll‘ilt't‘b Itnpc. l‘but. one titty. simple justice would be received at the hands of the gentlemen composing the Legislature.

Your tut-nmrlnllut 1“ ret‘orc t-nrncstly «ttrentu your Excellency In CuttncII In cuttdtlcr intpurllnlly Itfx cane. nud ask the Legislature to utter the present Ht‘lttml Law. no on to permit. bI~t schools to particlpute In n I'xlll‘ pru- pt.rthm nt‘the school ftttnl. ltf'COI‘lllll'; In their numbers and elIlt-‘eucy. or u ttpevtul grunt to tlllttwcl‘ the name purpose. and your Ittcm-irlulht ii III evcr [.rny.

i I'li'l‘lill lit-INTI III-I. ll. C. Bishop of (.‘lt'tmvn. Charlottetown. March 3rd 1868.

[Signed]

(t'orv) COI'NCII. OFFICE.

My Lord. eon. Mun-It. was. ‘ "In l-Zxce‘lency the Lieutenant Governor In Count-II. hm'lng hm] truth-rcunsltlttt‘utlun your Lordship'tt Menu» rlnl. prnylttg that your Schools In this Inland may pnr. tlelputc In u f.tir proportlon of the school fund of the Colony: I out In~trtteted to ucqunlnt your Lordship thut \Vlllllb Ibo Council freely Acknowledge the great. and meritorious exertions ninth; by your Lordship In the eminent Education. tbqi‘t‘curot that they do not feel themselves In It position-to xubmlt the proportetl grant to the consideration of tits legitdaturu. Ibuvcpbcl.‘ H

CHARLES DESIIIHSAY, C. II. C. The llightficvrren‘d Peter McIntyre, Lord lllshop. do. dc.

FAT CATTLB.—-.\‘. the Queen's County Inst" Show, of Fe! Cattle. hold in Cltnrlottt-town yesterday. tlte‘ principal cxhtltitors were Mcurn. lIlttltc und llrydger. The cattle of the former. especially. excited universal

Iudtnirstion; but It will be difficult to soy who really

dt-ttcrvcu the palm of'lnerit until the Beef’bo ‘trxhibilcd in the Market-house on Saturday ncxt. The Show has never been excelled in this Colony—tho motto of Messrs. Blttkc nnd Brytlgcs being rrcelst‘or. The fol- Iowlng Is the live Weight of the cattle exhibited :—

’ 1‘. Blake‘s 0:, 1790 do do I 690 do Cow 3] .5 I0 do do 180.? do do fed by Ilnlmun. ‘1 I90 do u do Poll. 1282 do 0:: do . Johnston. 1280 do Cow ' I200

Brltlgrs‘ do Hill) do do me do do ‘ 1 I70 do do fed by Wright 1280 do do do I 200 do Or do 'i «I IO

NeKiounlly's 0: 1130

do do 1180 do do 1350

In order to make way for tho pspsru ordered by the l'ouso of Assetsny to be published In our present 1%.. we are forced to curtail our summaryot‘ Legislstlvs proceedings. tolegrsphlc news. and other matter. Tits Legislative ssmmry would ombraua tbs Report on liosds and tho Despntelm on the land Question. which we giro May; also tbs outlines at the Education and Bankruptcy Laws before tits House. Upon these Insa- sort-s ws will have so-c observations to olsr at an early day. The out inputs» of the telegram rs~ coivsd during tbs sent his. Osr render slit. titsrvtsrn. bars to stress on fortbswsntofvsrivty in our columns daring tbs