minations, I’rotestaut as well as Catholic, w bo The dritt of this is easily seen. The ‘ Islander *| keep their legitimate places. When they go be-| would fain have its readexs believe that there woe | yond them, they ugst put ap with therensequences, | really some scheming between Messrs. Coles, The “no less than | Whelan, and at least one proprietor tu destroy the

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uptil the murderers left the-vegsel. +The. onperae and cook were murdered whilst on | deck, and thrown overboard; the hoy saw, these two attacked and kijled. and their ds

| such responsibility and distigetion, _ He was

the architect of his own position. Of the mode ia whieh he diaeharged the important and delieste duties of his ee, the continued

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| DISSOLUTION NOTICE!

Dentistry.

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like all other «xrays mortals. thrown out. ‘I'he others ot the crew who had /evnfidence of Her Majesty's Government ) Pa ; | three Protestgat Ministers,” referred to by the | Award Bills. But the tuct is juss simply Uus—| yp to this time escaped, seeing the frightfal| under succeeding Adhiaiseeations, is the VALUABLE Ci F. we peupared 8 a ee raving oaediy eae the enid ound ne t -Ielander, may think they Mave a sacred callirg | the resolution which Messrs. Coles and Haythorne| state to which matters were approaching, |best proof. And there is every reason to be- Household Fur itur ¥\to attend tu the various branches of the “ul * 1 J. Roberts for settlement ; ‘ to revile and slander us as they please — tu de-| voted for at the Marshtield Schoolhouse was to the climbed to the foretop and cut the top-gallant | lieve that, had he Jived to eomplete his labors, ¥ n e. profession. Soon to oe es ees ot wnbee the 1 « nounce Cathelics 48 idwaters traitors te their | effeet that the Award should not be supported by studding-sail halyard-block to protect them- he would have reeeived some signal proof of | WYO BE SOLD by Pvstic Avecrioy,! Teeth carefully inserted, extracted, cleans- said iel J. to prevent farther i } Queen and country, and euemies to civil and re-| the members for the district undess the Loan part eelves. Che ruffians did not venture aloft, | his Sovereign's approbation.’ ; on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of OCTO-| ed, and tilled r ' us all amounts the Usth September wi i . ’ : a ag and it would seem that they were short of} Mr. Perley was well acquainted with the! BER next, at Eleven o'clock, at the residence of| ’ : theu be sued for, distinction. 1 ligious liberty ;-—we doen't wieh to restraiy them in of that Award could be re ndered practicable !—an powder, as although they had pistols, they Lescasese and capabilities of New Brunswick, | DANIEL J. ROBERTS, sq. ull his . Office hours from 10 a. m. t¢ 4 p. m. Re- si SWABEY |

the developement of this amiable disposition; but | instruction to which Mr. Coles, as one of the mem-| did not fire. and there are few men now living better ver- Household Furniture dence at Mite. Douglas’; ‘W ente-cteest: Charlottetown, 23d August p ;

** Amongst the erew of the Reindeer were |sed in the natural history of the Province . Charlottetown, Jan, 20, 1862. tf —— t

we claim, and shall exencise,the right to laugh, in| bers for the district, faithfully adhered in the

commen with the sawll number of three hundred | Assembly

two Spaniards. They were not in the same | ‘watch, and onthe night of this horrible act |

than he was. Ilis labors to make that hie- tory known were by no means inconsiderable,

Consisting in part of handsome Mahogany Dining Room and Waluut Drawing Room Furniture, mostly imported from England, nearly new;

DR. McKEON,

CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF

O* the 25th and 26th September, Wit—t Liam Dopo will sell, by AUCTION, withouil

sillions of > | i 3 ly, at foll alseh he t ‘Islander’ we expect see - . . om . : u - ; ' / - vumman fami y, at folly, faisehood, . t . are 4 a " 2 a Sec re one of them contrived to borrow a knife jand must have been productive of much good. pay wud veer woth oe Lace and Damask j ; : : any penorve, en hone a and fanaticism, when illustrated in the persons of | ther new invention of the enemy, shewing what) foi each man of the watch, saying that he|He was a man of undoubted ability, and Ton end Colize Service, Oiland Waser Peletines KING SQUARE, will be oold at greatly reduced prices FOR CASvy the Rev. Messrs. Sutherland, Fitzgerald, and al! | a direful league there was between the Proprietors| wanted to cut some meat to eat. At this | would have been successful in whatever line} and Lithographs, a very complete Lady's Walnut | Next house to the residence of Mr. Beer,| ONLY. And housekeepers and the trade would up i vthers of like moral, mental, and religious calibre | and the Liberals. time the other Spaniard ee supposed to be |of life he had ehosen, Of course, like all Dreeing, Table. ve ‘apne Oval French Plate Sept. 8, 1862 well to oy ea tee wee open of the — j | , ‘te ying ine » knive : j , j ' ilass, Cheval Glass, Wardrobes, Waslhstands : Cresta enumerat ow, at the very low rates at whi f ~~ -- cline asleep. After having obtained the knives public men in all countries, Mr. Perley's om et. rae, ae , Washes 1) — mers Ww, p very ’ -< She eemmel tot . £ — THE INTERCOLONIAL SHOOTING from the whole of the crew of that watch, faults were pretty freely canvassed in his Sane: anne, Vea and Franklin Stoves, W B H E R B E R T —— be offered until the Public Sule tak ae ” © © nouce ot our agers, il- “a + VAL 4a. d ‘ - i ive h f tl i ‘ 1 as f iife z ‘ bh > we i t t t > dil nee . oe tel : ‘ ‘ —— : : ; | a ee and deprived them of their usual meang of |iifetime , they were of anature tobe readily| For Trnas, see Catalogues, to be had at the j : : i ha i ; on Esgqr., the letter of Benj MATCH AT TRURO protection — a fata — ” revere s his | Subscriber's Office. Wieneiee ween SHIP BROKER a ae 7 F avies, Esq., which appears in anether célumn , sie : set to their work in a business-like manner. | talent and worth wi ong out ive them,.— aL. JIDD, AND Cand) Sher *} WE are indebte : ‘9 ha . . . Ms . Sept. 22, ‘6: ‘tionee ; anes Bs Gis aifereill to Yhs Wditer of the * Protestant.’ | WE are indebted tu the Halifax es Chey first provided themselves with two pistols | Eveviny Globe. Sept. 2," | ___Auctionser. OMMISSION Starch Madeira ’ | Chronicle’ for the following account of the Inter-| ogo a@ waul under one sh- Bis Laie : ‘ : Cc MERCHANT Soda M : but refused by hiw, although he had invited dis |— ere rr each and @ maul under one arm, andattach-| ~ioampmets Saw Mill and Dwelling House ‘ : Piekles Seoteh Whisk : custeniatths dibtect to whieh i x | colonial Skooting Match at Truro, N.3S., on the | ed knives to theirsides. A pistol Was present- te Owing to the line being down West of| 4 No. 112 Hollis-street, been ‘ah Whi ey « yect to ch! “fers, , . : . ‘ . — . i ; Lrish iake wid be © ; , ' ts m Nothing } 12th instant, in which Major Pollard, of this City, led to the first mate several times, but it alais, Me., * a Telegram of news has uot FOR SALE. HALIFAX, N.S. Cotlee Hol ’ . » 8 au a] le Otam | wie + ¢ : : " > ae ~celve ay. . . . . $ ‘ co ey SOEERY S86 CRY WENN as the champion shot :— isnapped and did not discharge. Thus he |?°e" received to-day TI‘HE subscriber has received instructions oi Rie : Oit London Gia ar enemas) Truro, Sept. 19, | ¥8 spared his life, but received some severe ae oe to offer for immediate sule, by private bargain, | 2” Strict attention will be given to all cousign- cage Jamaica Grom the colucsne of the * Pretestent’ fer-ne ether sates RURO, sae , ns cuts and injuries from knives. tp We understand that Dr. Homer has been we, FREEHOLD of ONE ACRE OF LAND. weuts of Prince Edward Island Produce. ee ae | ; . “This moruing a thick fog hung over the place, requested to make a professional visit to st with the SAW MILL in perfect working order, and| September 1, 1862. lin i ; — s hone ase a ola “ f ecrttT . ert : St. ae a oo we . ' —" ae its honest disseut from the views and | but at about 11 o'clock it cleared away, and the RESCUB OF THE SURVIVORS. Eleanor’s, which he will do in the course of the| PWELLING HOUSE situate thereon, being on | ~—~——— o-— Butter Old ae H designs of the preseut Government. Mr. Davies| sun shone out brightly. From about noon until} ‘Some little time after Captain Grove had | present week, and will remain there a short time. oe cnet Lot 54, and now belonging to Mr. Watch and Clock Maker. London Syrup Sistas has stated some plain truths that cannot be con | the firing terminated the heat was oppressive,| been on board the Reindeer, the American | —Com. “The wots pclae ‘Sites Sil, Denil Boitled Ale oyau : tooverted. Mr. David Laird, editor of the ‘ Pro-| which operated to the disadvantage of the riflemen ship Minstrel, Captain Clifford, came to her “vs . digan ede, and about 34 iais Demmetee, alte pp U RCHASE Corks ie friend . testant.’ who wet | A good many persons arrived by the morning train, | agsigtance, and every endeavor was made by| Princess Royat anp Lapy LeMancmanr. | good investment for parties of moderate capital. > Cums owauns. he. ke he _ © pretends to a very great 7 and at 11 a special train from Halitax came i, | hose two ship-masters and their crews to|—We learn from our exchanges that the Entry at once, and terms, which will be easy, made Ss don’s C a : 1862 a Y & ROBERTS. . to freedom of all kinds, and freedom of diseussion}Conveying Major-General Doyle and suite, and save the bark from burning. She had beer. | Steamer Princess Royal which ran between knows by the peopeiator, or ee, ere = : epee : | Admiral Milne and family, accompanied by several 5° ae : W. SANDERSON, Agent. 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A i " Balk! aha .q)are almost epecific. A 1 character over Ships launched in the first six : : ; | = man las marksmen,—but at the first range their firin readers also—that we long since eschewed | . : oo is Mes sad is d : : (Pur subseriber has received, per recent ; “ The grand aim of the Roman Catholic Clergy | was below the average, which lalieaih soa i any ambition to figure as military annalists, | 00% A nl . fen eee worry eer bess gften see toxsenticemnne HE Subscriber, having been appointed arrivals :-— | of this Island is to obtain a grant for their College | surprise the spectators: on the longer ranges, | Seeing that many who attempt it flounder ing the system. hile eradicating the com- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that} ayent for tie above first class Insurance Com 50 bhds. choice retailing Molasses | of Saint Dunstan. Thia they eannot procure un-| | woes | fe abl id fused d plaint, they comfort and strengthen the! * hat egy UN EN, that in pur-| pany, is prepared to take risks on all descriptions of 12 do Muscavade Sugar | ; i ¥ eannot procure un-| however, they did better, but not so well as it was | lamentably amid contused reports, and put homemene thm of suance of a Resolution passed this day by the Com- eer, J. ee RVELL 250 bbls. Flour, Superior, Extra, State and Superfine. 7 hele the presevt Governmen: can be ousted.”— | expected they would upon this oceasion. forth statements to-day that are sure to be | nerves, and inerease the vigour of the con- mittee, the regulation in question has been rescinded, Fieeieaeeee Feb. 10 a a ; 25 bbls Navy Bread - | ander of Friday last. * As the firing drew ee a close the a, controverted to-morrow. With reference, stitution. and the period originally assigned for Ships to retain ’ - 40. 3 do Ouishs | For a fitting commentary on . an. | Ment grew intense, anc the announcement ot the| too, to the multifarious battles, skirmishes, the character willin every case date from the EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS. 15 boxes Cheese : pouncement ee ref aia hon a *0-| result of every shot waseagerly looked for. Finally | paids, and movements, whereof Northern Married, = vi ae a come — eee Onr dais to a return made to Sahaall and 10 casks Kerosene Ol} (test) | ent, we refer our readers to Mr. Davies's | the contest waa ende rae iinet Wine Meek | oo os a will expire at the end of the corresponding mont oe cer ees cans 5 gallons eneb (do; | letter ia another colu: ed : = Pp rs ~ ere St ‘ s we ined , Virginia has been the scene during the last} At Christ Church, Amherst, on the Ith instant, | in the Seed at which the period suienshaaidadien ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, 7th 2 : : do “ ° | ‘ Comme. e refer them like-| Major Pollard of 2. &. isiand, an rivute Me-) +n days, and specially as regards the sangui- | by the Rev. the Rector, assisted by the Rev. 1D.) This regulation will come inte force in respect to June, 1861, it will be seen thatthe increase of Duty Te —. —ly wise te the fact, before stated editorially in this| Laren of the same place, were the highest, and) | confiets that took place on Wednesday, | Bliss, Rector of Westmorland, N. B., J. W. Jobn-| Ships launebed on and after the Ist July, 1863. | for the year, paid by the * QUEEN,” was £2060, @ he. Now . aper—and well remembered by : | ties, each having made 21 points and 15 hits. TY 7 “ F id i F tlk sigs (2029) Esqr., Barrister-at-Law, to Mary, eldest} Vessels which may have been launched under the | being puede of £1000 more than paid by any 12 do Cheice Grocers’ Sugar ee ell remembered by many gentlemen | Sergeant Kelly, of the Halifax Irish Volunteers, iursday , Friday, and Saturday of last weeks | danchter of the Rev. Geo, Townshend, A.M. existing Rule, will, of course, be allowed the ad-| Other office ever yet established in this City. = ee ee in this community—that during the sitting of the | was next, he having scored 21 points and 14 hits. | ® detinite conclusion is before us—not always On Tuesday, the 16th instant, at the Wesleyan | vantage thereof. {From Gore's General Advertiser, Oct. 24, 1861.) »” sides of Sule Leather. : . rene } Major Pollard and Private McLz diately | the case when details are involved in obscu- Parsonage, Charlottetown, by the Rev. J. Browster By order of the Committe . : "se ina: |All of which, together with Stock of Legislature in the Session of 1861, William H. | “or Pollard and Private McLaren immediately | yo — . Me. Seaunl O. Cine’. of Few Miss Mary ° r BES ee SOMO, “Indeed, we believe that we are perfectly justi- > Pope, Colonial Seeretary and Clerk of the E | proceeded to fire off at a range of 400 yards, and | rity. This conelusion is that the vast North- | amend: ve Cs oleh ryon, to Miss Mary Jane GEORGE B. SEYFANG, fied in saying that no ether Company ohkin the Teas, Tobacco, Ci ; Boots \ lonial Secretar ( lerk of the een. |: ‘ 7 : ed ae , vt rt, of Cape averse, Secret . : vo a . & tive C 1 inf vu , the Exeeu-| at the sixth shot the former proved victorious, be era army, which wert forth to the attack of | f 20% ®. White Lion Conrt, Cornhill, E.C Secretary. | sume period, ever attained so large an income in Shoes, &c. &e . ive Council, informed certain Catholic clergymen | having made 7 points and six hits, and his rival 4! Richmond, has been driven back to the de-| = , ras lo ™ cs a re eta ither the Fire or Life Departments as the Queen ’ e . gymer g ; , 7 i ; 12th June, 1862. [Sept 22 ; : . pa : that it was the wish and intention of the Govern- | PO!" and 4 hits, which result gave the Major the | fence of Washington - and that as General | Died : mi Insurance Company. In making this statement,we ARE OFFERED AT VERY LOW PRICES. ne e& Deiat se ee a , . , ey : ; , v : cception even in favor of our older local ment to give a grant of the public money in aid | es ae Sone “ot Ee See winner | McClellan failed utterly to fulfil his promise | At Indian River, of typhus fever, on the 11th | GLENFINLAS CLOTH MILLS. pas Ligne ‘the Liverpeel and Landen; the J. 6. CARVELE.. ; ’ = “ John Marke, of New Brunswick, the winner | : Ao ant, in the £ rear of hér ave alive Gaertn . : i San \ ies.”” of St. Dunstan's College, ; but,he added, that there | of the cup at the is scored 20 points and. 14 of driving the enemy to the wall, sv General | oe in the Sith pone ner aut » afte rafewdays|/BXIIE subscriber thanks his numerous! Royal, aud the Lancashire Insarance Companies. = ’ I , ] |p | ith all 2g t sy. |iliness, Flora MacDonald, deeply regretted by , +. Lit oo . " . ~ ves. ves might be some oppositi ere , | hits, and next to him was Mr. Bunting, of the city | * CP@+ WO, Wis ho small presumption, CX-| -iends and aequaintances. She tS a ate customers for their liberal support, and would| {From the Civil Service Gazette, Nov. 2, 1861.] g me opposition offered to it from the g, y| : id acquaintances. Sle leaves an onblem- : —enqqune *‘hard-headed Presbyterians in the H ne | 11 Joke, whe ecard 16 pointe and 14 hits. All| page coon “ eae ee ished reputation behind her, and many friends to | pean ro. and the public generally that he is) « 4 mony these important institutions stands emi ONE CARGO OF STOVES : — re FLOUSE WHO! the other © , ‘ere below thi ., | treat,’’ has been compelled to put in practice | plant flowers on her grave, whose sweet fragrance | ?'’P*T® for i lidity yell as for its sue “the ; : | the Other competitors were below this number, ’ P I P . j pact r grave, Whose sweet fragrance nent for its solidity, a8 Well as for its success, have usually supported the Administration !”| but several of the Nova Seotians were nearly as| the very manceuvre that he repudiagd in ad- | shall call to = ee imparted by her loved | ual, Dye and Dress Cloth, a pete ee — 7 naan Nee Just Arrived from ¢ . ol on poe » Saath een Cereals ance ee . ches hie ‘¢ | presenee. “* Eternal rest give m 2 s ; ; ; : i r iv , Phis proposal came unasked and unespected, and|Wigh asthe last named figure. 7 vance.” 1t soeas indeed like a dream, but it | merinee._“Kicrual tet ive tote ber, @ Lord, | w gh every dngutch conmintent with good workmat|yeforence wv ihe ample yor in moter page wit!| LOTMOUtH, Nova : . : ss le after » firs re Was od. | ( » : e » . nnes ~~ . - e. j herefore expects 4 » jne , a . it was more than hinted at by other persons high |... It was thought, aft r the Gret range was fred, is none the less true; for the mome nt there Gas the Bite July: Pant: vt Tenchied Wet |ship, and therefore expects a large increase Of) fuily gatisty every reader of the signal progress NSISTIN : : that Sergt. Kelly would certainly bear away the! js no talk, save among fools, of ** driving the |, he wth July last, at Brackley Point Road, | patronage. y thi “lati i ite f i sue. ONSIS NG of different sized : in the Government, while carrying ie! : : , ’ 5 : 5 Catherine, relict of the Inte Alexander MeG ah * YPWNTS made by this association since its foundation. Such MOOKING STOVE : > » While carrying on a little co-| cup, as he continued to lead until near the close,!+ rebels’ into the Gulf of Mexico’’—speeu- | Esq, M.D., aved 75 years. She Bess as AGENTS. success is, indeed, rurely attained; und it attests at COOKING STOV ES, with lane MET ; at SAFRBE | Merars. Beer & Sons, once the excellence of its management, and the pub- | BOILERS, for wood and coal ; in wud

particularly — which he especially iavite . : y _ "t ly invited in the lladies. Last night more competitors arrived. P. case under consideration—seeum desirous to sup-| ©. Island has sent ber full allotment of competitors

ledeed himself s L Ww ‘ 4 morning several tents were added to the number edged himself a tool. We leave the public to previously ou the grounds, and in some of them

draw their owa conclusions as to the often vaunted | sofas and couches have been placed for the accom-

“ undependent”’ character of the so-called religious paper

Mr. Secretary Pope, praising Mr. Davies in the * Ielander’ a few months ago, stated a well-known fact that Mr. 1). is one of the most influential Li-

| modation of the ladies.

| “The General, upon his arrival at the station, } was received by a guard of honor, composed ot ithe Truro Rothsay Hlues. ‘The General and his ‘staff then mouated, and, accompanied by Col | Laurie and the Adjutant General, and the Admiral, rode to the field, and theu preparations were made

set on fire fore and aft; they battened every- thing down to prevent any air reaching the

dued ; when, however, it reached the trans- om, the flames broke out with much force at the stern. Captain Grove and Captain Clif- ford having consulted together, they thought it best to take the whole of the crew on board the Minstrel, aud doing so experienced some difficulty im getting the wounded from the ship; they had to lower them down over the side ef the vessel, Captain Hewitt at the

this Port and Shediac last year, has finished her course. She was sold by her late owners

and stores on the Potomac, was ran into by another steamer and sunk. It is reported that seventy soldiers were lost in her.

The Lady Le Marchant, lately owned by L. P. W. DesB. isuy, Esq., of Riehibueto,and sold by him to the Federal Government, is also reported as used up. While employed on the James River she met with some dis- aster and went down. This ends the adveo-

Likewise, a FREEHOLD FARM of 117 acres, situate on anid Lot 54, fronting on Cardigan River.

To be Sold or Let, FINHE STORE and WHARF now oc-

eupied by McDosxatlp Brornenrs, Montague Bridge. Possession given when required. Any one wishing for the above desirable Premises, can get time for payment, if required. | P. STEPHENS.

Orwell Cheap Store, Sept. 22, 1862. 1m

WATCHES always on sale, and warranted

Charlottetown, August 4, 1862.

JOHN & ROBERT SCOTT, Coach & Sleigh Builders, Kent Street, proses the inhabitants of Charlotte-

town and the Country generally, that they have

now on hand a number of new and second-hand

NOTICE.

(THE Subseriber intends to make som ®

i : , ‘ ; is . : : : *s in her deck, and tor a/to some parties in the United States d september 22, 1862 to perform well. Price £3 10s, and upwards

press the truth when it tells against a political | (20), and the same is the case with Nova Scotia, fire, and cut holes in , ’ Pp } / TAGE. ates, an September 22, 1302. si pe , F . - . ve are lew tick. Thi » fire eared to t 2what - 2e j ——— E oc; PINGS ,OCHES . alteration in his mercantile business this fall, party te which be has now practically acknow- but there are but 11 trom New Brunswick. This | time the fire appeared to be somewha! sub while employed in the transportation of troops NOTICE! ona RINGS, BROOCHES, &c. &c. in requests all persons indebted to him by Book Ae-

+ or Notes of Hand, ttle ne ts ou or tf. the 10 NOVEMIER ether wise-legal proceedings will be taken for eel . ee J. WIGHTMa® St. Audrew’s Point, August 7, 1862. : Flour! Molasses! Sugar!

yest RECELVED, from New York, 150 barrels Extra Superfine FLOUR.

without any disti

beral Protestants in the Island. We did not, and | for the mateh same time being senseless. Captain Grove | tures of two of our North Shore boats in the y MIT \ ee i e did not, and | fox hh. ; ' . Caxriaces, open and covered, of different styles, Also, trom Halifax— we should be sorry to, dispute a proposition so| “ The roll of competitors was called, and upon remaind close to the vessel during the night, } service of the Federals.— Gleaner. aon & SMITH, which will ve sold cheap for prompt i ° oo Molasses, } aes . : | mustering, were divided into squads, when am-| and saw her go down about 8 a. m. the next | ee Pa ae ml “F All ord ot t is. Nayar. . easily proved; and Mr. Seeretary } ‘ope must ad- | munition was served out, and immediately the| morning. . ” rr om Ss10n Merchants, wa = 1862. eae For Sale by the ene eee Cash. |

mit that it is sa eaay to prove it now as it was some months ago. We have, therefore, no hesi-

tation iu saying that the statements made by Mr.

Davies will be read with interest by all Liberal |

Protestants — with astonishment by some who have not been able to fathom the designs of the Government se clearly as he has dore—and with confidence by all who entertain respect for the character of a consistent, unselfish, and self-sacri- ficing politician such as Mr. Davies has proved himself to be.

- ——_-

“THE GRAND AIM.”

| tiring at the first range of 200 yards commenced. | During the day a good deal of excitement was | manifested, and large numbers of persons crowded | about the lines, and it was only with much diffi- eulty that they could be kept out of the way. | Several hundreds of persons at one time got upon i the fence enclosing the grounds, and their united weight being more than the strength of the atrue- iture could bear, it broke down, and for a time | caused much confusion. Last night there was a | good deal of disorder in the village, and no less | than three regular fights, in course of which two | men got badly beaten, and one of them so severely | that his life is despaired of.

| “ So soon as the firing commenced, eager crowds | gathered near the squads in which were Marks jand Hickey, who have become somewhat famous

quetry with clergymen of the Catholic Chureh.| when he made one unlucky miss, which placed

** When on board the Reindeer Captain Grove observed a log-book, which kad been kept by Jones, one of the murdered men, from which it appeared that he shipped on board the Mary Ann in Cardiff, in 1861, and ran from her. Three watches were carried off by the murderers, as well as four hundred dol- lars. Captain Grove has in his possession three of the knives used on the occasion, with the blood of the poor murdered and inutilated crew of the Reindeer still about them.

a THECIVIL W AR—A CHANGED ASPECT. It is well for as—and undoubtedly for our

lations mainly turning upon the chances of

Spectan Novice — Holloway’s Pills. — Health, vigour.—These Pills are invaluable in stgmachic derangements and bilious affee- tions ; they exercise in the strictest sense both alterative and tonic properties, Amongst all the medicines we possess, Holloway’s Pills stand first: universal experience warrants this assertion. ‘They will remove many dis- orders which have defied every other treat- ment. These Piils are the best antagonists to all inflammatory action, they thoroughly purify the blood and regulate its natural dis- tribution through the body ; hence they pre- vent congestion of the liver, the lungs, and the brain. Over many maiadies their effects Holloway’s Pills root

cirele of friends, by whom she was mach esteemed. | 7,

Mount Stewart Bridge, Pp. E. ISLAND.

(o> Grain Cargoes Purchased and Shipped on Commission. eT emma st WY AYE Lloyd’s Register of British and Foreign Shipping. LAPSING OF SHIPS CLASSED A. [* having been found that the regulation

contained in the foot-note to Sec. 59, whereby Ships launched iu the month of July and subsequent months, have an advantage in the lapsing of their

G. T. Haszard & Co. --Charlottetown.

NOTICE!

To Merchants and others.

FENUE subscriber will hold an AUCTION

on the second THURSDAY in every month, or the disposal of any kind of Merchandize placed in his hands. Goods to be sent to the AUCTION ROOM two days previous to sale. Proceeds will be handed over wishout delay

NEIL RANKIN, Auctioneer. Queen-street, March 31, 1862.

‘Queen Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL. FIRE AND LIFE!

lic confidence im its coastitution.”’

* Dodd's Brick Store, Powusl-street, May 28.

TO EXCURSIONISTS. — Round trip tor $13.

rQXICKETS from CHARLOTTELOWN

to PICTOU, TRURO, HALIFAX, WIND- SOR, Sr. JOHN; SHEDIAC, SUMMERSIDE and Charlottetown, or vice versa, and good for ONE MONTH from date of purchase, may be had

of J. 8. CARVELL, Agent.

Charlottetown, P. E. [ 2ist July, 1862. 2m

Fresh Arrivals.

; Frank STOVES. Atew very neat Parlor Cooking

i Secrets , attemnt ne ¢}:, | Vietory beyond a possibility. He appeared calm, : Se ee Pee iy Let Dr. Secretary Pope attempt to deny this| "Soa collected throughwut, and fred carefully |* So¥thern invasion of Maryland or Ohio. | Mr. Solomon Muteh. ...... Southport. uid ts Uedinedt 18 Nov. 2, 1861,) | F Wood and coal. statement, and we shall prove its truthfulness by | and with marked precision. ' “| How _ this vast change came about, it} SHIP NEWS * James Robertson... .... St. Peter's Road. sls coal ne esas $0 the’ public generally aLso—— the most incontestible evidence. | At the termination of the firing orders were | 8 beyond our means ty narrate ; nor indeed Mh ge ae atl “ Edwin Coilin......... Mount Stewart Bridge. | and especially to the proprietors, to find that its a

ret: tar ea oe oe the field inte | Would we maliciously quote the bitter ante PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. “Patrick Griftin........ St. Andrew's. conn Gear ae doles yeare bas teecenebd-et Spare ween rey nee be Mr. Peso hiecelf-~f , ' bs i “+! s hollow square, preparatory to arrangements for | 1m which many of the leading journals of the ENTERED. | 6 ee ae a ” the rate of £20,000 per annum. We believe that Pm an ee VELS for feoding

: PP RE -Terees SED We Reve bee) the prezentation of the prize. They were then) North acknowledge the defeat their cause} Sept. 10 — Fangh-a-Ballagh, Bell, Richibuctou; | Messrs McAuley & Johnston..Grand River Wharf. | °° rine 4 soe coe — ea Pe . ing any of the :

ac Sel hos " ; , Dia egg ON brie a . am . heectame ichens aan’ Wisse s skteates | co eee, ane ri ‘leve ned so large an increase either in the rsons above, will '

the short extract which heads these remarks — | inarched up near the line of tents, formed in order, | has sustained, and regret the disastrous fail- | limestone. Cherub, Beers, Tracadie; shingles.) Mr. William Menderson....Kolle Bay. or Life De eusiel. This speaks highly for the i omenaaat ’ , na

when Major-General Doyle and Aduiral Milne,

ure of the campaign. Yet it must be record- |

Alpine Flower, Prescott, Bay Verte ; lumber.

* Alexunder MeVean. ..West River, East Point.

zeal of the management, while the

H. J. P. TERLIZZICK.

contains another announcement, that was, no | : . : “tivity ’ as, ) : ae sk : - : Sprout, Geddes, Buctouche ; tlor Trial. McDo a” tial a alti ee al activity and 7 ‘i . a doubt, intended to have a stunning effect o e accompanied by the Adjutant General, Col. Laurie, | ed, as it is contessed on all hands, that the Traeniie; N B.; slfinwles: 13 Woul — , oe Patrick Kavanagh. .... Eust Point. pinta prompiness with which all the claims, arising out) Trnms—Some cash to 12 months. ung effect on the | aid other officers, entered the square, and several | Pederals | 1 systematically out | I i Ei I bine, Robert- | JOHN DIXON of the late disastrous fire in London were met, tes Charlottetown, Aug. 18, 1362. islrw 2m : rr: > ’ . : : = vw : ee : ’ ederals have been systematica ut-gene- | son, Pictou; coals jllen, Pentz, Pagwash ; lime- SE aeolian cust © 26% + re b tate Cis ; = oo ° minds of Liberal I’retestants. It is,that Mr. Coles | ladies were admitted. The winner was then ealled y y 5 stone, Se. ' gc: bead ~ Aesarep ine Gleufinlas, August 22, 1862. ow tifies to their financial ability and the care and pru- : :

“has proposed to Liberal Protestants that if they | fetTward, and the cup was duly presented by the will join the Roman Catholics, and enable him to | Commander-in-chief, who addressed the Volun- get the Government, he will not consentto endow | teers and Major Pollard atsome length. He spoke

rallied. The unheralded appearance of the) large Confederate force in the rear of Gen. Pope was but the vrowning, though by far |

| Sprague, Shemogue ; deals.

Saint Duastan; but to gratify his Roman Catho- |

of the importance of the Volunteer orgauization, | te most important instance. Whether } andof the interest such contests as that just closed | planned or executed by the famous Stonewall

Mary Lucey, DeGrace, Boston; goods. Ploughboy, Rebertson, Pictou; couls. Teazer, ne 15—Muary & Charles, Babin, Halifax; goods. Septimus, Cox, Sydney ; | coals. :

Mary Ann, Deming, Pugwash; limestone. 17—

Maxwelton, Paul, Richibueto; deals, &e.} Z | Lot No. 5, 2nd Range, Letter A, with Dwelling

Freehold Property for Sale. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO-

PERTY for Sale in Georgetown, viz: Town

dence which marked the investment of these funds."

LUMBER.

PRUCE DEALS and DEAL ENDS,

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

CLOTH MANUFACTORY, TRYON.

lie friends, be will withdraw the annua! grant from | . :, | Caledonia, McFadyen, Bushugat. deal ‘ the Prince of Wales College !” | awakened in the movement, and urged all present | Jackson,.or by some other expert soldier, it | ~* ee on House and other out-Buildings, all in good order PINE BOARDS, HE Subscriber, encou by the very It is a matter of no great concern whether M ‘to give all possible attention to drill and exercise,! was a movement well devised and admirably CLEARED. jand repair,—toyether with Househoid Furniture, Pine Palings liberal support received in the Cloth vether *'F-) with the view of becoming proficient in the use of | executed. Furthermore, it is made plain} Sept. 5—Portree, Nicholson, Shediac; bal. { | Bitches Utensile, he. Se. The shove Frepesty Cedur Shingles, business, begs to inform the inhabitants of P. &.

Coles did or did vot wake the proposal mentioned

arms.

Carrie M. Rich, Hardy, Boston; fish, &e.

Sawn

Island that be bas imported from the best makers

12 | situated in Water-street, spree the Store of Mr. i ake | 1. d. Westaway, and will be offered for sale on the : | Ist day of Novemper next, if not previously dis-

jeven to civilians, that the grievous losses and |

We don’t know that he did; but we do know| “At the close of his remarks, three cheers | heavy discomfiture sustained by the Union | Sprout, Geddes, Buctouche ; ballast. Laths and Deal Migies Se ———" in the United Stutes,

pt annie senna

soe

a Al

were given for Her Majesty the Queen, three for | the Commander-in-chief, three for the Adjutant- General, three for Colonel Laurie, three tor the Volunteers, three for Major Pollard, the winner

that no public man ean accomplish any object of his own mere desire, unless he receive the sup- pert of a majority of his party. those who constitute

The majority of the Government in this

believe they always will be such — our object is| which left Trure at 4 P.M.” to get Protestants who are liberal in their politi- - ee eal views, beeause we think they are the only! MUTINY AND MURDER AT SEA. ones who are willing to emancipate our people from the slavery of the Proprietary system ; and | Weé are quite sure that no Government will ever

BARK REINDEER.

to retard the interests, or inflict any injury upon, | the American bark Reindeer. The origin of |

the Protestant conimunity. If it should be the | the matiny is described as follows : a desire of the P ic | * On the 9th of July last, when aboutsix- |

sire of the Protestant community to have the | teen miles southeast of Malaga Captain | endowment of the Prince of Wales College econ- | Grove of the English brig Susannah, observed | tinued, it is morally certain that it cannot be | the American bark Reindeer, with her ensign | taken away through the caprice of any man; but | down and the sails flying about as if she was we believe the impression is rapidly deepening in j adrift. He was then some distance from her, the Protectant imind that the Prince of Wal | but he immediately lowered his quarter gig, : Hak te *rince Of Wales | and (with four of his crew) proceeded towards College is no very decided improvement on the! the Keindeer. On arriving alongside, Cap- old Central Academy, while under the control of | tain Grove observed a man with his head

Mr Humphreys, Mr. Cundall, or Mr. Kenny— | partly over the rail. Smoke was issuing which is| {rom the poop of the bark. Before ge

‘ : . .. |on board, Captain Grove spoke to the halt e wae ee oe sore of the Co-| urdered man on the deck, and endeavored to looy. This, we know, is the opinion of many Pro-| obtain some particulars of the disaster ; the testant gentlemen — whetber it is entertained by| poor fellow was only just strung enough to

Mr. Coles, we have uever yet learned from him. | 8@y that a part of the crew had been murder-

and that it does cost a sum of money

of the prize, and finally three for the ladies, wheo | moment—certainly not to want of men or of ithe assemblage gradually dispersed, and several | armaments or of munitions, or of gallantry, | country have been always Protestants, and we | hundreds returned to their homes in the train, / on the part of the fighters. | bers respectively engaged,

The latest English papers contain full par-| Then comes the action ; if they win it, it is make the attempt—or could suceeed if they did— | ticulars of the piracy and murder on board| always against immense odds ; if they lose

| were terribly azainst them.

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Mr. Secretary Pore has, for once, made a) display of candour which was really not to be ex-| pected from him. He admits, in the last ‘ Islander,’ | the truth of all our principal statements regarding the connivance or duplicity of the Government in | not making an earnest effort at the proper time to | secure the passage of the Award Bills. Hesays:— “The statement that the Bills were not sent |

home until more than two months after they were ssed by the Legislature, is, we imagine, true. |

hat the minute of Council did not go howe until

Haythorne placed iu the hands of Hiis Excellency,

for transmission to the Colonial Office, a remon- | (Captain J. W. Hewitt) was on the main! was a native of this Province, born in 1804.

strance against oue or both of the Bills, we bave | reason to believe is also true. And that the minute of Council contains no reference to Mr. Hay-| thorne’s petition, is true.”