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THE HERALD, CHARLO’I‘TETOWN. ' ‘.

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gm gum. Tn: news despetchea now received. are

the special property of the press of Clutt- lottctown.

A destructive lIre‘i b wifirhmrgiioh val?- ble ro rt wee . as cut a I‘airhfinka: lysctory. St. Jilin. N. 11., on the 0th inst.

Antony the passengers to Halifax. by the

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. Prussians have deterini burg. as a military necees ty.

terview with All neither side was willing to yield a point.

the is rapldl reperln (or an stuck. here seems tc’b: but litfle doubt that the

to occupy Luxem-

'1‘he French were re filled. with loss of live

cannons. at Blots. an

ridbv. - Austria urges renewal smarts for peace

neuritiations.

The latest deepelohes say that Iguatiers in- ashaie far from satisfactory.

Garibaldi has resigned, and returned to

Italy.

Loxoox. Dec. 1I.—Deepatcbea here an-

Ce'l of Loris. was the Rt. Rev. Dr. p of Chatbeln. N. B. 111s Lo in the enjoyment of excellent health.

A sad accident. whereby three lives were lost. occurred on the Grand Trunk Railway. nearkBrighton. Ont... on Friday night. last

Sol: worthless vagabond indul ed his peculiar talent. on Saturday night not. by stealing Dr. Gamley‘s door- date. pity the thief could not be tlSOOVCI‘Cd and made an example for other evil-doors.

‘ Tm: condemned schr. them was bought at public auction by Mr.I. C. Hall. on Mon- The Clara 1“. [Head was also offered for sale. but only £300 having been offered. and the upset price put upon her being £650. she wee not sold.

Reports are again current that the young Prince Imperial of France is in a delicate state of health. being subject to fits of mel- ancholy. Should he die. his father's cup of misery would be hill.

Large surplus funds remain unused in the oblic treasury of Ontario. is speech. recommended the appli-

a portion to the devclo meat of the resources of the Province. bya vanein commercial and agricultural interests. all

day last. for £60.

Governor IIow~

duty as a “Dead IIouec."

stimulating well considered and bomfidc railroad cuter rises into the free grunt dis- tricts and to c Inland Lakes.

A boar captured near Moneton.by yielding to the temptation of rum and molassefli placed in his way. was bought by the cap- tain of a schooner. and taken to Windsor. N. S.. where he was spilled out of a wagon. which broke his owed emu-dell him a chance to escape. u and molasses again proved too tcmptlng a bait. He was recap» bored. and in now on exhibition in the Cole- nial Market. Halifax.

Mr. J. W. Falconer. has fitted up a hall on the third story of his csmhlishment. on Queen Street. for Temperance and other so. cietles. It is now occupied by the Metro‘ politlan ‘lodge of British Tempiurs. The room is large. and well lighted. amply 11‘0- vidcd ith coats, and car ted throng out ill who e Extent. The in: is are hung with appropriate pictures. Adjoinin this model ha 1. is a small reading room. w rich is. we believe. a pew feature in connection with t O Temperance organization on this Island. We hope Mr. Falconer's enterprise may be crowned with abundant eucccss.—Pul.

Founo Dnowsnn.-The bodv of a man named Gordon liill. nbiaclrsmith. belonging to [tagged Islands. war ickod up at Black Bros. & Co‘s. Wharf ll! morning. The unfortunate man was seen last night between eight and nine o‘clock under the lnflhonce of liquor. and it is supposed he williderod down on the wharf. fell over. and was drowned. In his cket was found over 8200 in paper and si ver. The body was taken to the

nounce a great battle between the German troops and the Amy of the Loire at Ila-upen- cy. a town in the Department of Lolret. on the Loire. and on the railway from Orleans to Teen. llheen miles southwest oi Orleans. On Thursday afternoon the battle was begun by the Germans. who made a severe attack upon the French. but were repulsed. On Friday the Germans renewed the battle. and after a long and bloody contest the French wrre do. felled. losing a thousand prisoners. besides several thousand killed.

News from Paris is up to Friday. Great movements of Parisian troops are reported in progress. The military authorities are making preparations for another sortie on a grand scale.

A rumor is in circulation: born. that the Ger- man troops under Munteuiibi had Iul'ested Huvrc. proceeding thither after the defbat of the French. twelve miles fmm llnvrc. It is also rumored that a strong force of Germans wr-re sent up by the Ranch and lliep'pe Bail- road to Dieppe. and that they succeeded in capturing that seaport. The rumorelach cou- lirmatlon. '

Some of the poorer German provinces are anxious for peace. and some are dissatisfied with the failure of the plans proposed for peace with the Government at Tours.

Deepeiches received from Brussels state that‘the Government of Belgium has resolved to send armed forces to the frontier. in order to prevent env infraction of lhe neutrality laws.

General l'aladiucs has been nifered the com-

mend of Cherhoul'g, but has declined the other.

General Chsuwy ‘ie how in command of the Army oftho Loire. ‘

General Montcalm has sent a strong forco to bescgc Chcrbourg. the great naval station

omence. in the English Channel. ? ‘ '

A dcepaich from 'l'ours. dated this day at

noon. asys mat the Government proceeds Im< medleteiy to Bordeaux. through fearol‘a ilauk movement from four corps of German soldiers which have been sent from Oricsnr in the di- rection or hourses.

Despntths from Versailles via Berlin. “file

that a council of war was held at Versaillen on Tuesday last. ' Crown Prince Frits.Coua1s Von Moltke and

Present—King William. the

Illsmurck. and General Blainenthul. The

subject diacubscd was the bombardment of Paris. in the early part of the present \veck. ‘

It was concluded to bombard the city

Beaumont. Mascara. and Beauxcnny have

been evacuated by the French. '

The Germans have captured 1100 prisoners

and ll nuns.

A Berlin telegram says the bombardment

of Paris has been definitely settled upon. '

A serious riot has occurred in llcriln. caus-

ed by an order lhat the married men must Join the Landwhel‘. threatens to spread over Germany

It still continues and

Losuox. Dec. 13.—-A dos-patch from 'i‘ours

slates that the Provisional French Government hold a nicotine on Saturday morning.

The repulse of thc German attack at Ilean-

scucy. on fl'hunuiay. induced the Provisional Governmerit to issue a card stating the fact. and calling the people to renewed exertions to drive the invaders from France. '

Deep-lobes have reached here. giving a trio-

Grenn Market-which is now made to do . arm from the Duke of Mecklenburc. report-

hold by Coroner Farrel this afternoon. in the oilice of “on. W. Stairs. and a verdict of accidental death by drowning returned.— llx. Reporter. Dec. 15.

SHOCKING SU1C11)E.—The people in the. usually quiet neighborhood oi Sea Cow Head. were thrown into a state of excite- ment on learning that the daughter of Mr. James Sherry. farmer of that place. was found on Thursday night last. with her throat cut.

tion. was about thirty- e years of age. and l

and the Prussian batteries. Ann Shana: themmuleinqnm lug have amounted to nothing. but other

An inquest was hill "M1011 Friday last. the forch under his collimaud defeated the Frenzii at lieaugency. captured 1.500 prisoners and six cannon. At nightfall the French realizing their defeat. retreatth upon Bourgcs.

Later accounts l‘ct‘ei‘ved state that there has

been more severe [flitting on the Loire.

licepatches from Berlin confirm the report

or heavy lighting on the’ Loire. on Saturday and Sunday. - ' ‘

There was a heavy artillery light going on

all day yesterday. between t c'llarleinn forts

' ‘he gains result-

m been amlcwd Wm! define” fur a long; moVemcnta oi‘a more serious character are ex-

poriod. and this probably has led to the im- pression that she was rather simple. Noth- ng. we believe. in her previous conduct was evinced to lead any person to suspect that she had any intention of takin her own life. She was missin from her gimme on Thursday evening. not was discovered late that night at the house of her brother Felix. (who lives on the same farm as his father) in her aister-inJatv‘s bed. "or wind- pllge was completely severed. and yet it is a r

say that the French have prisourre.

pooled to follow.

French prisoners. captured by Pruselsns. you'll-w German

Papers by bellon. from Paris. claim that the

Germans lust 1.700 prisoners in the battles which took place two weeks since.

The Austrian Cabinet has renewed Ila cil'orts

to bring ltlmlit proposals for pcaco acceptable to the belilxcrcuts.

Advil-cs from Constantinople state that lhc

Sublime l'oitc will not oppose the Russian dc-

med 5}... wok... find mm um .ho had maan for untrsmmciled entrance of itnnelau

performed the deed at the shore with a razor. and stuffed the apron into the wound until she reached the house. She expressed her sorrow for having committed the dread- ibl deed. Dr. Jamiueon. of Ccntreville. was prom tiy in attendance. but could render no cifect vc aid to the unfortunate victim of self-milder. who died a few hours ailer.—.S. i Journal.

lblloway'e Ointment and Plill.~—S1unfl Lungs. -Unlcse the blood be purified from the foul met- ler which enter it on its passage through the chest. the strongest lungs will often be income-

vessels into the Black See through the Dunl- uni-live.

The Eastern Question is again agitated. 'l‘he Itussian Minister at ConstantInOple asks

further nnuuimonte of the Pens ‘i‘reety.

England is taking precautionary measures to

guard against surprise.

French (lo-patches say the Army cfthe Loire s leading the forlorn hope in its last struggle

for France.

The Germans claim continued victories. A special dcepatch from Brussels says the

Germans will iuunclliutcly occupy Luxciuburg as a military necessity.

An accident ocrurrcd last evening on the

nlent‘vdnnd the delicate chest will an.qu pull. North Midland Railway. by which fourteen

tivc disease. liollovray's remedies exert the most wholesome power in clcaneinglhe air-tubes. dlslodgin accumu'ated mucous and clearing the blood. 'hen there is any congestion of the uhcstJtltch or heavy pecwrel pain. some of "ill Ointment well rubbed over the seat of euflerlng will speedily remove the evil. and certainly pre- vent worse consequences. In ordinary colds. shortness of breath. wheosing and chronic or s aemodic coughs, IIoliowsy‘e Ointment and

ille will give present comfort and avert future

danger. gait Erlrgrams.

EUROPEAN.

Lennon. Dec. lo.—Gernbette teleizraphs from headquarters of General Chauncey. the!

persons were killed and twunty wounded.

l’i‘aisbourg surrendered uncondltiouaiiy,

and I’rueslen troops marched in today

Business is at a stand still in consequence

or the approach of the holidays.

King Viliiunl reports that the result of four

day's lighting at Deaugcncy. was a retreat oi the French to Bloia and Tours.

Gambcttn. on the otter hand. is perfectly

satisfied. and says that l’russiaue have met with severe rcpuisce.

Great Britain is still making ready for any

complication. by getting her army and navy in readiness.

Twenty gunmakcre have left Enllcld for

Constantinople. to assist the Sultan.

ltusslan forces are rapidly concentrating

near the Turkish frontier.

Loxoox. Dec. il.-1’srle advices are to the

10th. There was no anxiety in regard to pro- visions. eian udicere to exchange. with the expectation

Gen. Truchu had sent out four l'rus-

Cheney continues telling many prisoners and that they would inform the Prussian of the

inflicting heavy losses on the enemy. From this you will judge how false are the German deepetches which state that the Array of the Loire was crushed Chan ey. with only half that army. us still able to oppose successfully the German advance. In the lest sortie from i

Orleans. caused great excitement. pic are still resolved on resistance.

favorable moral state of the city.

Moltkc'u letter announcing the capture of The pro-

A Brussels despstch says England agrees o the annexation of Luxemburg to Prussia. In

Perl". the loss of the French was 6780; and order that the Prue-lens may thereby be in.

the Germans sooo. German loss in the battle of the Loire exceeds 7000. The German ed- vanee on Ilevre turned aside. and Dleppe was probably occupied to-day.

Console steady. Liverpool markets ulet.

The flees: says there has been no qmilitary movement of importance since Saturday Iaet.

The Array of the Loiremlthonxh announced as again moving toward Pariv.vulered immens- ly at Orleans. Entire Regiments were mow- ed down.

The weather is bitter cold is the Northern Emma. and the ground is covered with Three ins—elude have been ordered to itav to seeiet la the defence of the city. ”

The outlined warlike preparations of all ' concern Warming“:- seltle the black menu... M" . m conddcnce in diplomacy. h m“.

Lotions. Dee. lI.--A m g... M on Friday. says that the var EM 1; snore lruely resolved on than ever.

embetle aamuucee that. clone a... t resistance of the area of the h

two English Cables have failed. Cable works slowly. and prices of telegraphic; are to be raised thy per cent.

on Weil‘s Deacb. thin

duccd to abandon all pretensions to Lorraine.

UNITED STATES.

New Yonx. Dec. 10. «Efforts to repair the The French

The present. of private business on the

French Cebie.the only one working. nece.eenily shortens and delays prose deepatchee.

New You. Dec. 18.~Gold 1101. In

cheat! 109. .Nsw Your. Dee. 18.-Geld 110. to 1101.

Boston. Dee. ill.——'I‘he British steamer Cb- iidu. from Newcastle ibr Portland. is ashore mills from Portland. sent her.—- old quiet.

CANADIAN.

Hamlet. Dre. le.—-00eeiderable eure-

bere of French refugees have arrived from Portland.

loatreal subscriptions to French wounded

In WM ‘0 morons l - teen-n for as land eases. new. hundred dollars. The M

amistlee. and reveals with the army. The Date of lectleuburg teleg be to Dasha-a. a devout easements-t '3

“on...

Useless" was celebrated

Henry 1'. Anders. Optician. had his eight de- stroyed by the hunting of athermometer bulb. Judgeheendry has decided that I’romiseo Notes of aJoint Stock Company are not legs . unless authorized by Directors. and regularly entered on books of Company and duly certi-

lied.

A snow storm has been blowing all day; it is very cold.

Queue. Doc. 15.—-I’etlt|on signed by Rev. Joseph . Mama and others has been pre- seated. praying for aid to Railway from ltlviurc du Loop to Woodstock or Fredericton.

Notice of motion is uiven that after the pre- sent session no Member i f the Privy Council will be ellgibis' lbr the Q0 0 Assembly.

Judge Roy will either retire shortly or ask for Supplementary Judge.

The Jesuits intend taking steps to recover the property 1m "in as the Jeeuite' Panache. soon to be sold by auction. by the Dominion Government.

SPECIAL rctecnans

fro rue Charlottetown Associated Press.

Loxnox. Dec. 10 «King of Holland por- emptoriiy refuses to cede Duchy of Luxem- bum to Prussia. Reported King William nullrrs no further advances. calms Lure-labors openly supports France. lie telegraphed Lux- cmhurg to that rfl'ect.

Monster meetings of sympathiscrs with the Pope held at '1‘hurlce.iest evening. Speeches made and resolutions adopted. which clrou - ly expressed Opinion that Great Britain shou 1i defend the interests of her Catholic subjects new menaccd in items.

preach army pgqiu defeated on Loire.——No particulars.

At a meeting. yesterday. Cabinet considered Luxemburg question, 'and concluded not to thlt'e steps to prevmit Prussia occupying mm. tory.‘reserv1ng further consideration in case of forcible annexation. Opinion is strength. suing that Prussia will take 1 uxclnburg and Holland iii-lead. of Alsace and Lorraine. and war end with the restoration of the Empire.

lluloon. with two passengers. and two lulu- drcd pounds letters. descended on the 15111. at llerboru. in Nassau.

Purl; disposed to tight to the bitter end.

New Yuan—Gold 110‘. Exchange steady.

SACIVILLI. Doc. 20. 1870.

English Cabinet has decided not to do any- thing in case‘Luxembourg be occupied by force. but will enquire intq' violation of neutrality, of which is alleged thalpower has been guilty.

Rumored that Brunswick lie annexed to Cen- fcderaticn. ltneein supper ts demands oi i’rueeia.

Tours deupatch announccsn rcpqu of Grand Duke Meckienburg's army. by Gen. Chauty. '

utiliuh Eclipse expedition foundurcd in the Mediterranean-all on board, and also scieniliic llmrumenv. saved. ‘

Germans evacuated Amicns. and retired to- wards Clcrmont, but announced intention of returning soon.

Parliament meets 7th Fuqu lrv. when the arm}- and navy estimates will be imtunlly submitted.

The l’iussisus are leaving the valley of Char. and concentrating on the Loire; they attacked Gen. (lhausy. but were repulsed.

A thousand Kbby‘le horsemen landed at 'I‘cuion to {pin French armies. '

'ew \ ork. 19m. Gold 110‘.

A. B- SMITH,

MANUFACTURER,

lMPORTER 8t DEALER

Hats, Caps, 8; Bars,

ALso,

BOOTS & SHOES.

hr llluhest price [Hill for MINK. HUSK- 11.11‘. FOX and other FUR SKINS.

IOU‘I‘II 810E QUEEN SQUARE. October 28. 1860

"arr! ed .

At l‘lctou. N. s . on Thursday. Dec 15. by the Rev. Mr. llerdmen. ll. Cameron. 1i..q., Captain of the steamer Princess of Walufln 1.1ssic. youngest daughter of the late lion. Robert Hutchinson. of this city.

Died.

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At Shcdiac, N. 11.. on the Sth uli.. ad 43 years. Mary Ann Martha. wife of Mr. Alfred Connor, and eldest daughter of Mr. Charles Rodd. Little York. P. E. I. Deceased leaves a husband. a helpless family, and a large circle of friends to mourn their loss.

At Miscnurhe.on the let 1111., Sir. Joseph Gillie. in the 46th year of his age.

Cosnmerclul. WWW C11'1‘0WN Manner. Dec. '20.

Pork.good cnrciuses ludto b!d.medium dd per 1b. Date a shade higher, commandng 2:. 4d. liulter steady at old rates. Potatoes advancing. 1-. id. to Is. 6d,, small iota 1s. lid to in. Hill, Yesterday's market was largely-supplied Willi 0in of every description. which were rapidly picked up by Christmas purchasers at good prices. 1 Halifax sales on the 10th inst . quote cats at ‘6 cents, and potatoes 3.1 cent- per bushel.

Shipping Intelligence. roar or Cll.\1ti.0'1“l‘i-:'1‘0WN. ‘ annuals.

Dec. It—Venture. Anderson, Pictou; 70 tons coall. W. Wright. Later. i'ictcu; :10 tons con .

ld—lilisn Ann.Cunninzham. ltichlhucto; lum- ber. Mary & Charles. Babin. Bho-diac; 30,. 000 feet lumber. Spray. Iluse. Illchibuclo; lumber.

ltl-Jl. .1. Marshall. Dccoete, Pictou; 45 ions can .

CLIAItch. llec. ls—Villette, tlcNeiil. i‘ictou: haI. lt—tliipper. Forrest. Helti ; 1500 bush. oats. Morning Light, Innis. Boston: 852-1 bush. potatoes. 2 bblr. pork. 2 do. hot-I. 2 ions hay lb—Deltn. Campbell. Queenelown; 16,233 bush, oele. St. Lawrence. Evans. Pictuu; 62 hbie. pork. Mollie. lard. 6 bbls. egg-.11 do. poultry, 2 cash hams. lib—Mary Jane. Forrest. Cow Bay; bel. Marv Kate. Holman. l’iclou; ballast. Peer Not, Fooic. Halifax: 1670 bush. barley, 6w do, one, 30 hole. pork. Princess of Wales. Usin- eron, Shediac; 224 bole. pork. 172:1 lbs. lard. Liberty. Steele, Boston; 3292 bush. potatoes. 4N do. eats. 65 tons hey. 105 lash. turnips. l bbl. oatmeal. 60011». lard. 61: the butter. 11 qde. bake.“ bbie. mackerel. t ceelu whale oil. Zebra. Counlavrey. Chester. 1730 bush. cats. 7 do. barley. 7 osrceece peril. (:M‘il lbs) all bush. potatoes. 70011». batten 18 bush. turnips. ill bbls. pork. Ilunheiih. Morrison. liallisx; 7” bush. potato”, but do. oats. 481 do. barley. {N do. turnips. New Dominion, Kichhem. Qucsnetowu; 61,000 bush. oats. 17—Olivie. Dnekler. Ilelifsr; 570 bush. cats, in do. turnip: it“ do. potatoes. ill do. barley. Glad din Jackson. Halifax; iooo bush. barley. 1200 . oats. 500 lbs. butter. n-1‘rtneees or" Wales. Cameron. hates; to: bbls. port. 000 the. lard ‘0 nets use... mm Ann. Cunningham. ital-memo; no bush. salt. 1. J. Marshall. Ikecsle. Piston; bei. Hers l Charles. Bahia. du.. d... .o—spray, lines. Riehrbuete. bal. Article. Purdy. Hollies; 860M111. oyMI. 0000 lbs. heme. 120 bble. pork. Nepali. Mitten. itali- fas: i!“bu..berley.lude.m no lbs. butler. m be. pert. -

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