r—I‘N,..'w— L . .

The Debate thus sums up what has been doing lately

;. Frauen—Tbs National Gerda Mobile has been or.

land; the whole of the army has been armed with

ts which have no reason to dread a comparison

V“. mzmd"°d"3°¢'.h" "i" “WON” on the eastern

[Nader have been put into a thorough state of repair;

in order to dispel any apprehension. It ll announc-

.d that this year five camps are to be formed simultan-

msly. In short. France is prepared for any coatings...

.y and the Power which assumes an aggressive attitude will be very ill-advised.

'rlts Ottawa flares says that John O'ann, , we" “own Quebec lawyer, declares that there is no "pianos to convict Whalen. and that. if he had an upper Canada diploma. as barrister. he could clear pm, The Iiutu further says the Quebec Fenian sym- issrs are about to raise a subscription for Witnlen‘s “use, and funds to purchase O'Parroil‘s diplnmn.

Th. Montrerl News says :-We are requested to state mun authorised edition of the ' Poetical Remains of theistc lion. IIr. McGee,‘ edited by Mrs. Sudlier. of Vow York will shortly issue from the press of Mr. .lohn Love-l. The proceeds which may be derived mm the sale of this edition will be appropriated to the m of the deceased ststosman‘s family.

Ir is stated to some of the papers that a Mr. Ilregn. mm Washington. is in Ottawa. with the view of bring in; about a renewal of the Reciprocity Treaty. We slu- mt, hope that these preliminary negotiations may be so successful. auto speedily place the matter In the hands onus Imperial and American Authorities for tiunl ac- tlon.

Tut: P. E. Island Steamboat Company have pur- cwm a large steamer called the (imam! Whiting, for unlocio tlro'flulf. Some of tho olliccra of the Com- pmy are now in St.Jolm for the purpose of accom- partyingtbc steamer round to Charlottetown.

Tm: cllioors of the Volunteer Militia force of Queen's County propose givinga farewell dinner to Colonel Smith. the Inspecting Field Olliocr of Mllitia. previous to his departure for England to rejoin his Regiment (the 4th) in done.

his. WnLLACIt Molina" has been appointed autist— aut Postmaster General. vacant by the death of the late I). I". Byrne. and Mr. Daniel Alt-Donald. of East Point. has been lppointsd junior assistant in the Post Ollice.

lira Majesty the Queen has sent an autograph letter to Mrs. McGee. sympathisiug with her in her bereave— ment. and expressing a high opinion of Mr. McGee's services to the Throne.

Ilv our latest despstchos it will be seen that the scouutlrei O‘Farrell. who attempted to assassinate if. R. If. Prince Alfred. was executed at Sydney. on the 22nd of April.

Tun Domlnlon Parliament was prorogued on the 22ml 1 Instant. The Hill to reduce the Governor (louvrnl's Salary, was reserved for the consideration of Her Majes- ty the Queen.

Ila. Purl IIttsslttsaltv. Governor of Labuun. is mentioned as a probable successor to the late Sir Dominick Dsly. in the vacant Governorship of South Australia.

The Sandwich Islands have been terribly convoluted by volcanic eruptions in the Island of Wawuii. Several lircs were lost and much property destroyed thereby.

The Steam Navigation Company of this Island. have purchased the Steamer (km-ml Whiting. which was one of the blockade runners during the American war.

Tnuuu has been an immense loss of shipping and of human life around the Newfoundland and Labrador coasts during the past winter.

Art English Mall. with dates to the 10th inst.. was received at tlto General Post Ollicc. Charlottetown. on

Friday evening.

Tn: barqno (bailouts. from Liverpool. with a gen- eral cargo of merchandise, arrived at this port on Friday morning.

To: United States Senate voted yesterday. on the second and third articles of Impeachment. and acquitted the President—the vote standing 19 to 35.

l'asrrtnmv afternoon. the oflleo of the lion. .1. t‘. Pope was robbed of'acash box. containing about £12. \'crlly. Charlottetown is progressing!

Aamrt' one hundred and fifty young girls received their first Cornmnnlon at the Convent. on Monday morn ing last. Tire Very Rev. Dr. McDonald ofllclutetl.

The Prussian Diet was closed by tltcRiug. on the 2.111: last. A general disarmament In Europe is rceonnnetnb ed by England and Austria.

Ax extensive Copper Mine is being worked in (‘lmr- lotto County. New Rrunswlek.

Tul mortality in Peru during the moat of April has been fearful. owing to the general prevalence of fever.

'I‘nl Canadians are anticipating another Fenian raid this summer.

The Sackvllle. N. IL, Borilercr says the herring fish. "I in the Gulf has been very successful this season.

Till steamship Alhambra. from Boston and Halifax. arrived at this port last night.

'I’ua ship Claw Noodle. from Liverpool. (i. ll., with I Must cargo of merchandise. arrived this morning.

Jed. Davies. and other prominent Southerners. are to mail this summer in Halifax.

Some two hundred and fifty persons were confirmed. III received Irst communion {ester day. at the Cathe- itsl from Ilia Grace the Arc bishop. In the course alas eloquent and instructive discourse II is Grace ox. bound the boys to become members of the .luvoniie Temperance Society, and to resolve to abstain from the in of spirituous liquors until their twenty-first year.

Vespers nearly all the boys took the pledge; and his thus from earl youth resolved to avoid the source of so much cvll.-- r. Express.

W.-.“ A .. 5L .. Died. WW‘W" -» -.\»w~s~.- ‘K‘ r...~ ' At Cavendish, on the 2nd inst.. Mr. David Robinson. "I the 86th year of his age. M

MM“ A» .

OLD STAN D. BEDDIN’S CORNERI 8! Subscriber has received by barquoUndine. from

I hunter-l. the i set and host assortment of Com. turnaawaaa, and casswsau. aver ofl'ored in Char- ". which he is prepared to sell Wholesale and at unusually low prices. Chi-s Tea Sette Stone China do. white and colored, “‘0 and colored Stone China Dinner Setts.dtc . Sun, S treat variety of Goods in the above line. too as to rttcularise. "cf" Crs assorted Wer for country trade. for *9» by the cans. Gross department is now stocked with the best l! 0‘ ass. So r. Molasses. Tobacco. Soap, , “i 3No". Dried rolls. a... m. hrs of the host description. consistln ot llrandy, Pt,“ "-Whlsksy. Psrtan Sherry Wine. ordisls. are. ‘I M Mini from llb to 100 Barrels. ha“. "'8 Obtained the services of a first clue Halter, y“ “" Pro red to so pl his customers with the “trite 0 Bread n all t mes. n. o. REDDIN. 97- . i to flu

..\.s_e-.. sag.

glen: Agilitrtistmtnts.

WMM\s~-\\~~ \ V vwxmx

Charlottetown. c.9151 italic.” i QUE I‘IN STII E ELIVAIIEIIUUSI‘}

THE Subscriber respectfully announcer to his Friends and Customers. the arrrivul ofa large portion of his 5. ‘Sllbl'lllg'fl Isnportuttonat. per 1 .. C. ()6 . ‘ ' ' GOODSp viz: rcn Comprising the following It boxos Glass. 2 Mi . Si 1h! 10 bbls. Pitch and Tar. 1 lie; ilii. 65 bolts Yellow Metal. 1 cask 7th“. 72 Paper liars. for Ships 1 case Hardware, fastenmgs. I cask Hour. 15;! he s Nails and Spikes. llt'i coils 1 package Cor- 2 bh s. Currants. tinge. Ill boxes Raisins. El bales Canvas. 7 coils \VIro Standing Rig~ I hbl. Stockholm Tar.

King. 30 bdl 0 t . I case Compasses dc Log 3 box‘es It‘a‘iiit‘y Soap. '3 co“'°"“°" 0" 7'" 0"“? “3‘3"” "7 3 bolus-lg» 19:. ll’regs Paint, F o D D m n. , “9' If”?- i ox do. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS IMPORTED INTO 910 bars mnrnn llolt Ir n. 2 - k l’rttv. 100 Ml! common Iron 0 l bittk'luimp ltlaek. 0 3w 3 I‘ L s

2 'l‘ierei-s Ships Lamps. ll do. I'uint Oil,

I CMk composition Hull 1 do. Sweet Uil.

‘ B‘Jllfl. 7 do. Ships Varnish. 2.) boxes Soap. sorted, :2 bbls. Rosin.

4 cache ironmongery. 1 box Galvanized

2 corks Whiting. Gib Hanks,

1 case drugs. 1 bag Coll‘oo.

ll ossks Iwat Malt Vinegar. 4 do. Rice.

1 do. White Wine do. ill bbls. 2cuses llottlo Oil, 2 kegs Groceries. 2 casks Hardware. 3 cures

132 bars Ill-fined Iron. {Al bundles Iron. t'ttlhalf chcsto Tea. l0 chests do.

1 case Whips. ,

I box Ink. in bottles. 1 case Saws,

7 cash Tract-s.

'13) bags Washers

Ihesc (iootls. with his stool: on hand. comprise a very general assortment. The remaining Stock daily ex- pected)” ship l’ofmr! from (line ow. and l'mliur from Ltt'crpool. Faun Goods from London. by Steam I’at-ltct via Halifax. ' erms Cosh.

Ilculso takes the opportunity to inform the pnrtior who have not paid their accounts according to agree- ment. that no further credit will be ullowcd. lll'iNJ. DAVIES.

Queen Street Warehouse,z May 20. 1868. ) Just received per brig "Vomit." from Glasgow, in fltltlilltm to the itnportations announced from Liverpool. now opening. and for sale at low prices :— 7 cases Staple Dry Goods. 5 bales do. do.

bonds, the balance when the contract is rmnplotcd. All to he finished on or before the first tiny of Septem- ber. 1868. At the same time flllll place. for building a new Fen- der liloek. at Charlottetown Ferry Dock. 'l‘ht- t’ou- tract to be finished on or before the first day of Ou- lobcr. little. Terms as above.

It. WILLIAMS. 3. I‘. \Vorhs. Ch'town. May 27. 1868.

ENDIle will be received by the undersigned until

Monday. the 8th day of June next. at 12 o’clock, front any person or persons willing to erect a post and rail fence around the Light-house at East Point. A s ecifientiou of the IHIAIO may be seen at my oflice or at t c residence of Alex. lieaton Esq. keeper of the light— house. Sufficient security will be required for the faith- t'ul performance of the contract; one-third the amount of the contract to be paid on signing the bonds. the bal- anec when the Contract is completed; all to be finished on or before the lllst of October, mid.

ll. WILLIAMS. Sup. l’ub. Works.

Charlottetown. May ‘let, 1863. lin

ADMINiS'I‘lt.\'l‘t)R‘S SALE Oi" ] {ortl Iflstttte- '1“) be sold by Public Auction, in front of the Court House, in (loorgetown. on Saturday. the filth day of May next. at the hour of tWt-lvc o‘clock. noott. under license, hearing date the 27th day of March last. post. in that behalfgrauted by llisllonot'. the Surrogate. all that piece of land. the property of Peter Mela-lien. late of Iurnt I‘oint. near Georgi-town, fanm-r. tlcPt‘tlit‘tI. intes- tnte. situate at Ilurnt I'oiut, aforesaid, lmnmlwl and described as follows. that is to _suv: cmnmeneing at n at uare stake. fixed at the soutlmvrst angle of limit-rick ii cDonald‘s farm. on the North side of the lirmlem-ll River. thence (according lathe Magnetic North ofthe year not.) North eleven chains and twenty-live links. tilt-nee North-West four chums lllltl eighty links, tlu-ucc North eight chains. thence Nortichst ltlllt‘! chains, thence North to bleLollan‘e Creek. thence along said Creek and Pond South~wcstwardly. and followingth various courses of said river I‘Iustu nrdly to the place of commencement. containing forty-two acres and six acres of March Land. 'I'rrms made known at the time of Sale. In the mean- time full information may be obtained on application to Mr. ll. Roddin, llnrristcr. at ltis()fliec in Charlottetown. MARGARET MCKENZIE. Administrutrlx of the Estate A ril 8. 1863. of tltclttle Peter MeLcllnn. The above Sale is postponed until Saturday. the 27th day of June next. then to take place at the hour and place above mentioned. MARGARET MrKENZIE. Admittistt‘tllrix of the Estate May 20. 1868. of the late Peter Mchlian. A J3AZAAII. Under the Patronage oflhr Lieutenant (Inventor and MM Dumlos.

meut House. Charlottetown. on

Thursday and Friday. the 9th and 10th uly next.

in aid of the Building Fund of the Fume Cttt'uen,

Rochfort Square.lnmv in the course of erection. Con.

Iributions will be thankfully received by the following

Ladies of the Committec:—-

Mrs. Alexander.

Men. I". Ilt‘m‘ken.

Mrs. R. W. llreekcn.

Mrs. A. Itrown,

Mrs. (lattiey.

Llrs. Cult-st,

Mrs. Cox.

Mrs. Goodall.

Mrs. T. Desllrlsay,

Mrs. Earle.

Miss h‘orsyth.

Miss Florence Gray.

Mrs. II. IIavlland.

Mrs. Hobklrlr,

Mrs. D .Ilodgson.

Miss Hutchinson,

Mrs. lugs,

Miss Jenkins.

Mrs. F. Longtvorth.

Mrs. C. Mnetlonncll.

Mrs. ll. Winsloc. Charlottetown. May ltl, 1868.

Mrs. John McGowan. Mrs. Muteh,

Mrs. 1.. C. Ownn. Miss Owen,

Mrs. Palmer.

Mrs. E. I‘ultncr,

. I'ealte,

Mrs. James Pcakc.

. Ralph I’ealto. Mrs. James 0. Pope, Mrs. Illeltey.

Mrs. James llcddlu. Mrs. Douglass Smith. Mrs. Sloggctt.

Mrs. Wm. Swabey. Mrs. (Element White. Mrs. James White, Mrs. W. \Velsh.

Mrs. Pope Welsh. Mrs. G. Wright.

THE HERALD, WEDNES

teases I-‘nne do. . . . . . 2 holes Laties and Gents Scotch Roots and “,chggri‘us {or pmmmmg ‘m‘ or no“ Fuhms' , 511003; . slur, mu mum, Flour. Ant. from London vm‘ Haltfax-— unmqs, sunning do mend. 2 were I- aney (mods. I‘ogics. Throwing do, Beans. Remaining Straw and Fancy Goods expected by the Plums. Ilsit Heaven, Peas, same route. Mackerel Hooks, Watt-r Stores, Butter. lil-ZNJ. DAVIES. (Tod do Fog Horns. I'ork. Terms (imp. 4 w m,“- 27. Mackerel Linea Chopping Trays, Ilcof, ~ —-~ ' 0 “MM” ~" "' "‘ “mu”- ‘ - ' w Cod do do Knives, Lard, TEND ERs_ Snapper do Ditty Iloxen. Ten. mucus will I... received a,- the undersigned. until jigfiffi}: igggggimm gig: Monday. the firs: day ofJuuu next. at l.’ o clock. (1,, “Mp, “mp WM”, Moms" . ,. . . s ‘ t v for fixing Sidewalks and Rails to Southport Perry ,1" Mould“ do Chum..." yum“ “'harf. Specification to be seen at my other. Ilillsv (filnm Clio crs. Kerosene Oil. Currants. borough Square. The Contractor must give snilieicnt Mackerel orks, Pewter, Dried Apples, security for the pcrfornmneo of the work. One third do Jigs. Load. 8 was. the amount of Contract to be paid on signing: the (le Lends. \Vsler Stones. Pickles.

‘ ILL be held at the DRILL SHED. ncsr Govern-

FROM GL Aéédw.

Per Brig l’olartt. JUST RECEIVED at the

“Italian Wits-almanac.” (Nest! dear to Stethnt Al Cu.) Fine Old SCOTCH WIIISKIES. Youngor‘s dz Baird's India ALES & PORTER. SCOTCII OATMEAL. (for invallds and others) do SPLIT PEAS, do POT BARLEY. DUNDEE MARMALADE. WAGGON MATS. JARS. I-‘LASKS, BOTTLES. Sc” 6cm. dte. Very Cuunr for prompt payments.

MACEACIIEIIN & C0. May 20. 1868.

DAY! TIEth IIAY u!

From Nova Scotia. FOUR Orifftm‘lt‘s 0!‘

UPL,A.ND H .kY,

WHICH no that. new. For Ctr-Is or Produce! J. RX . Orwell Cheap Store, n OLA K “Millaygo. teas. i o i KING- STREET. NEAR WELSH AND OIVEN'S OFFICE.

HE Subscriber returns thanks for past favors. and ‘ tit-gs leave to inform his friends. and the public generally. that he has on hand a

Large Stock of Ready-made Men’s Boots. Shoes and Gaiters, Women’s Bulmoral. Elas-

tic Slde. and other Boots. Atso, 250 PAIRS Children and LIisses Boots. which will be disposed of low for Cash. ’ 1 ‘ JAMES STANLEY. ( It town. 14th May, 1868. Fisherman’s Outfits. 8 6 8 -

III-3 Subscriber is prepared to furnish all the necessary

He also possess" superior facilities for Inspecting. Packing. and Shipping Mackerel. IIcrrlng. Cmiflsh. kc. N. Il.-—-'I‘he highest price paid for all kinds of FISH.

I. C. LALL. Charlottetown. May ‘20. teen. cm

’ COTTON DUCK, III-1 Subscriber is Aux-mt for the Sale of the celebrated Russel Mills Cotton Duck.

and is prepared to fill all orders for the same with the least possible delay.

Also on hand COTTON BOAT DUCK. and COT- TON DRILLLINGS. suitable for Hunt Sails : together with Cotton Sail Twine. Pure Bee's Wax. dtc.

I. C. HALL. Ch’town, May 20. 1866.

COPPER PAINT. ONSTANTLY on hand, Gallon and Half Gallon Guns of

Turr s; Won-on‘u Copper Paint, which effectually reveuts the notion of worms on the bottoms of Vesse s and Route and also prevents the collection of Barnacles. Grass. &o.

I. C. HALL.

‘p],vtqyn'r£fiygfl. I858. A _ 7

GR 113E N '13 ACI§SI { .\‘f‘.ll.\NGE on BOSTON. and GREEN-BACKS bought and sold by I. C. HALL.

"""“‘."‘,-_NEXE"; 199*}- “a-.. )PISIIFJIIDIlth WANTED!

f' FIRST CLASS I-‘ISIll-JRMI‘IN wanted for IIOAT Q)_ I‘tsumo at Rustieo. before tire Int and 10th of

.lt'xrc. Apply to ‘ I. C. HALL.

_.‘7',::'.‘?.“_": "‘5' 20' '363‘-..___.,-.§i" FARMIERS

or PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND! DO you want the most perfect REAI'ING 81. MOW- lNG MIICHINE in tho \Vorld? If so. We are now shipping to our Agents a quantity of those world-renowned

Buckeye flowers and Reapers. which won for themselves such a reputation on our Island last Season; and we recommend to all t use who are thinking of purchasing a Machine. to consult their nelghbors who run one last season. and give their orders early. to make sure of Iccuring one. We need only say that wu made further improvement in our Ma- chino. as s it forth at length in our Circular of I868. to be had of under named Agents. together with each piece of the Machine. if required. Every machine Warranted to give PERFECT SATISI-‘ACTION.- Be particular to see that 'our Machine bears our mark. as they are the currents; luckeyc.

Anna's-a:

W. D. STEWART. Charlottetown.

R. T. HOLM AN . Summerside.

O. P. RICHARDSON A: 00., Worcester. Mass.

N 0371013-

Owing to the illness of Mr. JOHN HIGGINS. the subscriber has been a pointed Agent for the Original BUCKEYE MOWE & READER. and he has much pleasure in informing the Farmers of P. E. I. that. on the arrival of the Steamship Alhambra. he will have on salt- a number of the above Machines.

The satisfactory results of the Machine last Season bear ample testimony of their utility and adaption as s Mower and Reaper. and hence the subscriber has no hesitation in od‘erlng the “ Buckeye " to the farmers of this Island as

THE BEST MACHINE CONSTRUCTED IN AMERICA.

and would urge upon the farmers the importance of hand in their orders early for a "Buckeye," if tbev wish to obtain a perfect Machine, and get value for their money.

Terms made known and Machine exhibited at the

Old Stand. CITY GROCERY STORE.

DAY, MAY 27, 1868.

Sale of‘ Insolvent’s Estate.

TO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION. in front of the

old Court House, in Georgetown. on THURS— DAY. the 4th «tor of June next, at 12 o'clock. noon. All the undivided Rotate of tho Subscriber in about l00 acres freehold; also in about 50 acres freehold at St. Peter's liuy, latt-ly the property of Hugh McLean. deceased. My ortion being ono~uinth part of the whole. in righto my wife. one of the heirs of the said Hu h McLean. The above will be sold subject to Wi ow's Dower. Further particulars at Sale. Terms

cash. DONALD MARTIN. Georgot'n. May 20. 1868. 2'w

_ a (man. _ Walllam Sttggtns. liaclalltfmt.

(Heat Door to Wm- B. Allan's Tin Shop.) Guns. lacks. and Magnetic Machines. accuraton re- paired. Ilrands cut. Hell Hanging and Turning on the roost reasonable terms.

Mill Gear supplied to order.

Charlottetown. P. E. I.. May 18. 1868.

u ALHAMBRA !"

THE Steamship ALHAMBRA, Niekerson, Mas- lcr, until further ltulict‘. will leave this Part t-vcry alternate THURSDAY. at ii. p. m, for HALIFAX and BOSTON. calling at CANSO.

HATES OI“ I‘Ah’a‘ tub;-

Ladics' Cabin. Gents' Cabin. Forward. To Boston, 50s. 5.5a. 45s. “ Halifax. 25s. 30s. 18s. “ Canso, 20s. 25s. 15s. CARVI'ZLL BROTHERS. May 20. 1866. Agents.

A FORTUNEMFOII SALE!

IN consequence of the death of‘lhe proprietor. the Sub. ecribcr is instructed to offer for positive Sal's, that beautifully situated. well known property. the

HALF WAY HOUSE. VERNON RIVER. Prince Edward Island. The anl. consisting of about 41) acres, is in that state of cultivation that it has been for some years past, so will. for cars to Come. yield a clear not profit. more than snll oient to pay the interest on the amount of purchase Inone as ed for the whole establishment. As a money malt oz investment this is an opportunity seldom equalled in these provinces. which fact can be positively rovcd toany person about purchasing. The Stock of L quors and Stock of floods can be to on or not at the option of the purchaser. For particulars ad- dress GEORGE ADAMS. Half way Home. Vernon liivcr. May 20. 1800.

Igok. '17, I’RIL 30th, between Jan. Lamb‘s, New Gassonw. ‘ and itt's'ru‘o Car-tan. a BLACK LEATHER I’UCKl‘iT HOOK. containing Four One Dollar Bills. with a lot of other papers; also, one Note of Hood for Fifty Pounds. drawn in favor of I. C. ll.u.t., in Three months,signt-d by E. RIAIISIIALL, and endorsed b ' I. C. "ALL. due 201i: JULY next. Any person fin in It will be suitably rewarded by returning it to I. C. HA 1L. Charlottetown. or E. MARSHALL. North Rusticot and all parties are forbidden buying or negotiating in

any way said Note. MARSHALL. May 2t. 1868. pd

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALEI.

VIII-I subscriber. owing to failing health. is about to retire from business. and offers to sell. by Private

)ontruct. all his PROPERTY in Charlottetown, con-

slatlflg trf— ' _

TWO Ill' II.l)I.\(i LO 1‘s,

in that delightful lucttlity—sllurrack Square—nad situ-

ate between the Lots of John lugs and Owen Connolly.

I‘Isqrr.

THREE BUILDING LOTS, on Pownnl Street, known formerly as the Bsgnali Property. FIVE BUILDING If TS, at the Head of Queen Street. pleasantly situated for Private Residences. Also, the Excellent