rr — te. thet hel dditional qai shi — — | : 7 8 Gallant, in the Chair, the ,** paying a further additional qait rent of Three Shillj nIB LAND QUESTION Beta Mieeile yeast eerie hs lieetec geents cme. circ : vilowing re .. | the first du ay next ensing, alter the exprrs A meeting of the inhabitants of Lot 34 was held in the) ppynosed by Mr James Thom pson, seconded by Mr. Patrick |, T-eaty ba iis he di Saeet es athin iariaaa Marshfield Schoo! room on the eveni g of Friday last, the 7th) Carrigan :— ‘after: and each and every ot raid Quit Rents su w € stingy

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Lord Paimerston also said that Government had no informa- tion relatiwe to the intention of France to establish a fort on Lake Geneva, and explained the position of England on the

COLONIAL NEWS.

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About half-past twelve o'clock to-day a fire originated in the : Poaue f y 2 R dit s ueetion, the cession of Savoy to France not hawing | | : . : ai . : 9 rear of the Houses owned by Meesrs. dell, ven thi tr end aaa recbagtand by Europe. ~ inst., when the following resolutions were passed ununi-| Whereas, at a meeting held here on Monday, the 20th | payable yearly and every year on every firat day of My of Brunswick street, back of the Province Buildings. We have | St. Martin's Music Hall im London had been destroyed by mously :— August lust, no mention was made in the Resulutions 2 “ hereatter forever ; and on each and every deluult theregh Hot space for particulars, but four houses, two of winch belonged | ¢ | Moved by James Robertson, Esq., seconded by Isaac ¢,, at it, relating to un enquiry into the tities of Township ‘His said Majesty, his heir- and successors, or the person gp y the Odell Estee, one to Mr. Yardy, and another to Mr. | ay, pindsay, member of Parliament, had been authorized to | Thompson, Esq.— Lands, although when Mr. Davies was ae to ach 48/6 persons lawtully authorized to réceive the said.quit rep ugen have been consumed. We bveueve they were ali | ‘ e »rIC Jovern- | , va . j in avent ** gener ’ ty the Tenants of the District, it as) .. gialland: oreby entitle ceed eab nea Preis aati bee te wile Y v | proceed to Washington, to lay betore the American Govern | Resolved, That thie meeting have every confidence in the agent ** gen we = wl ; re aie ts petra shalland are hereby entitled to = reed ugre p to the law ; ep y hug. ol. ment the views of the Beiish Government relative to the! gentlemen appointed by Royal Commission to settle that much | intended anee y ee ill zene ~ So Wesslved. ky practice, and c¢ stome of Great ritain, and of said Island . e navigation laws, the righte cf beliigerents, Ge., aad to enter vexed question arising out of existing differenees between | him to bring that fu ject velore the’ Oimmissivners: ™ a oe which now are, or hereafter shall be in such case made _ therefore, that this meeting fully concurs in the necessity 19), provided, practiced and used for the recovery of Hig Mae

ee A man pamed Wilhaw Deon was committed bg his Wor j into negotiely.Be for opening the coasting iteee * we u hee Landlord and Tenant, that they will use every endeavor to| Pct 2" finat-settioment of.-th6-Leand Question, of |..! “a ie Be es Cienee Motenl id Jul Sip ‘he’Mayor thie morning, for having last mght set Gre to a) States to British vessels. He will sail on the 8.h of September. | rie the same amicably and to the satisfactivn of Teuants | order to cllvet a Boal settioment of the ka . » OF les esty's Quit Rente in Great Britain or said Island,

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house Ownbed by Owen Melauy, in Carieton street. “ue wit- FRANCE | generally. | strictly Investigating the titles of Proprietary Claimants— |“ the said Grantee farther binds and obliges himself, hig” Leese’, one of whow, Alexander Lull, swears directly to the a : meg : F ; be Mr A. Stewart—| the claims of the [sland Government to arrears of Quit Ke 18 | «+ heirs and ass gos, to settle the eaid Lot or Township fact, ere recogniaed by this W orstup to appear in evidence at The Emperor made a speech at Lyons, in response te ad-| Moved by Mr. f1..M. MeLeo!, seconded by Mr eee |_and a settlemant of disputes arising out of the iegal |. granted, within Ten Years Seamthe date hereof ire the next a:¢ 2.8.— 1d. r | dresses froin the author og He cogdemned the unjust distrus Whereas the Commissioners are now investigating the q'es- | renting of Fishery Reserves; and that no satisfactory result ‘+ testant settlers, m the propertion of one person to

aii, diiiaialianiattiaiiemniaies jexcited abroad, and deciared that nothing should make bins) tions of dispute between Landlord and Tenant, Therefore tan be expected from the deliberations of the Cum issioners .. Two Hundred acree—seid Peebatent eettlens to fa ae ”

Tt is estimatad Wales will cost the Proemcm! Government of the Canadas no less a sum taan £1,000,000, independent of the vast amounts epent by the dflereat ‘owns, ‘The vali, 1 ts said, cost forty eix thousand dollars, while the receipts were only twenty-six thousand.

| a , ‘ . y » re 2 ‘ ‘ | deere was the-geners| Tak _ 4 wreaee, on . ae nag, purchase the freehold of our lands ata reasonable valuation, . ivy on ane > 3 } . ‘ : ’ ‘ » te ' - des ee ays os nd" cenronthcidly " iF - a rCe | or gn the same terms as the Selkirk Estate has been recently e was determined, with God's assistance, that France should | . : ie alles is hat we would thereby realize . R ale jsold to the Government, and th : | Resolved, That Nicholas Conroy, Esquire, and the Hon. |** dent to the date hereof.

| not degenerate under his rule. ' , ‘ol. Gray’s resolutions, | : : - i , : : the advantages of the substance of Vol. Gray 8 resolutions, by | | } » the Com- « sett e one third of the said Lot or Township i# the prc

The pacitic ch cause , ; , . “ | James Warburton be appointed delegates before the Com-/|* sett e« , '

Ihe pacitic nature of this speech caused an advance on the the Tenants having the price of therr farms fixed they may at ‘ xg apy £ wishin four years from the date hereol, then e

Prop sed by Mr. William Dillon, seconded by Mr. Habert) -* jesty’s duininions, or to be such persons as have resided wig,

| Goody :— ‘in His Majesty s dommions of America, two years

imission at st. Kleanor’s, or Charlottetown if necessary, to | ** afcresaid,

silica lial | Bourse. } . scholde i ” 2 1 : ce <nee-o 1 Pee! . a , suascholds into freeholds on the : are ra es . ! 1

| The Cons itutionel publishes an article stating that the any Wee conyers their leaschol ; , ' iad » advocate the intertsis of the Tenantey of this District, and to | ** whole of the said Lot or Township shall beeome fur erted ty

INT VW 2° . ; 8s payment of the levied rate per acre. Lt is also the opinion of “th . v ‘+ His Majesty, his heirs and successors, and this Brant shajll U Ni “eD STATES. | relations of France and Austria are excel ent, aud congratula- tl is meeting that the improvement and prosperity of the | Sve carried out, as far as poasible, ee —— ee an ' ~ d if effect.’’

| ing the latter power on us reform tendeucy. iia bon materially injured by the present (long cried down) Resviution, as also that of the Resolution passed atour former ** be void und o oe as ; : ,

Tue Morner or a Voune ‘irk in Derawane —Con es | NAPLES. | leasehold system. | Ineceting. , net She Hon. C i ee a <yade ee in sion of the Culprit and _\itempts to Lynch Him.—On ‘tuesday ‘ ;' i x | ' . 4 4} Proposed by Mr. Josep Rechard, seconded by Mr. James) respect to this, by referring to a certaie Despatch from the

: , : i » . y Ji .» Beconde Sharle : :

afiernven Joan HUH Ca non, the mutate vey accused of the} There is noth “ge decisive from Garibaldi. | Moved by — Robertson, Esq i FeeP aded by Cha i. Phee Color ial Office which he had not then at hand, bat a copy of

, - Te fort of Regato capiulated on the 2st. aa" mn : i } nt to the . : . Mise Grfir Milford rh, on Sunday, the 12! : =S - Braddock, Esq.— | desolved, That the foregoing Resolutions be sent to th / quire: 5 att : sant Gade a. r Tl wer oe ‘sale, Gad : | General Cozeng, with a considerable force, had crossed the | ; " t Resolved, T ; oe which, if equ red, he could easily produce, in which the *9 > onleesdio nd. ’ wt ® rtt- ©

~ . . » q ; - i , » Strants at Fuumurcino, and two Neapolitan brigedes had sur- cularly negroes, a belief (hat if a wurderer places bis hand apon |” - : : er _*

| forteited by the Proprictors, and reverting to the « rown, if ts) SYLVANG GA LLANT, Chairman

ity of the Proprietors to the forfe:ture of their lands, both

: . . }rendered to him at discretion. ; ; : or a 365 rictinn, blood wil! wih. Some . Pee ! tine that partic alien & inhten oy t », September 10, 1860. ; 7 : os rs Sho Se tale ~ = | Tne Gartbaldiave were masters of the Fort of Delpizso. | a es this : — ann ms present o¢ re ng Tignish, Lot One, Septe: ’ for the non-laltilment of the conditions of settiunent a 3 ’ 3 anno irity the progress © € tn- | ; : : , » | them shou ve privileyed to still reta vem, on condition o .

i Tre } | oht SC u Villa San } 7 } | - cr . — : guess that he would aave to place ors bend upon the fs G as lg st ee — 7 o | paying into the Treasury of the focal Government annually ras ag. cat a a = SI enon ma oo vaca ruts thet the oy eetiong Phis, 08 he was fully imbued with the superstition, he a ‘no Bidtich chemees dn (ilsl. ress Ball. wah passengers small sum as rent for the use of the sume, until such time | oT h ¢ i> \ it NYT er whicn Re Cnlertames tO B FurcHulS of the Lands on the | ri > do, and a exged the omnes who had bin ta for Messina, Was se god by the passengers while the Ca pratt as they might be required for fishing purposes. & ‘ & abs ve former account, would, by bo cubs, apply to the latter,

ar revené them fr hing rot ‘ ie | aia Te net eo : : ‘ : ' . : Charge to prevent them from making kun go through with the | | os re at Genoa. [ts sopposed that the passengers were! — Resolved, What the following gentlemen be a committee or} —— fhe opinion to which the Hon. Colonel referred 18 COje

tained in a -Despateb of Lord Goderich, dated Dy

ceremony, and he would (eli all ubout it, as he said he “ could Se a , : ' == = ee ° ’ friends of Garibaldr. The vessel was chartered under a penalty | delegates from this meeting to wait upon the Commissioners ot 4 - never besr to have rod Lying ov 27? te : pa a : y x ansemps 7) °F . ,

. af to have the b ood Lyimg over hia. of £5000 agenst serzure. Vhe imference is that she was and offer any explanations tgat may be necessary concerning Charlottete why, Mines septemb Ji 18, 1860, istreet 27th January, 1833; and is as follows : —_ }

He then stated to the jury that he had seen the two girls | ‘ an . on , « pass along, and knew Mise Gelth weald have to go Pos | desigued for Garibaldi. | She romney _— ote, Dsmer J. yr cone eh weed, . ; 3 | “The objections which FE entertaia to a forfeiture of Lands siong the by road; so lie went down among the bushes, and oo —— area: a Pe ee rt ye e THE ROYAL LAND COMMISSION, “under 2 breach of the conditions requiring tvem to be settle. pretended to be blackberrying. When the girl came along he! ° . “ baa J. 5.) ee eod. eS as “ed witha cortain number of occupants, would by DO Means had provided himself with a clab about three feet long and an | Public Meetings on the Land Question. _ Resolved, ‘That the minutes of this meeting be sent *° a | We noticed in our last No. that we had received, but then | “apply toa torleitare of them for non payment of Quit Reng, inch thick. As she pa-seC him he strack her the blow waiich | | Examiner, Islander, Protestant and Ross's Week/y, for pu » i he Eee 2s a. ies '** Tt appears to me clearly for the interest of the Col made the cut upow the back of her hesd, and resulted in her PUBLIC MEETING AL ST. ELEANOR'S. | lication. | too late for insertion, an abstract of the Specch made by the | « phe rights of iis Majesty on thie latter point shou dibe ene

| 7 death. As she did not fa!! he caught her by the arm and threat,| Oy Thursday evening, 13th instant, a Public Meeting was

A vote of thanks’ was then unanimously accorded to the flon. Mr. Hensley, oy bebalf of the Tunantry, when the Uigh | ** forced with rigour and threw her down, and was attempting to favish her whea be | held at the Court House at St. E eanor’s, to enable the Dele-| Chairman, after which the meeting disinissed. Court of Commissiouers was first opened in Charlottetown. It | The Despatch is on record, page 122 of the Journal of the

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, cee ike | found she wes dead. Ile then became frightened at what he |, ; . 4 McEACHERN, Chairman. |. ; : , , , gates, and such other inhabitants of the various sectiuns of | Signed) on! Beers ate 6s his as fi ‘si— ouse of = 2 . y :

had done, and dragged her to the diteb, tied the string round | Prince County eral ee S _ “aie ype _ (Sig H. M. McLEuUD, Secietary. | is as fullows : [house of Assembly, for the ses-tun of the year 1833, her eeck, threw her in, and made off. 'sioners’ Court, to state their views respecting the grievances| St. Peter's Road, Lot 34, Sept. 10, 1860. ot Hon. Joseph Hens] ‘y addressed the Court. IIe appeared as (WHY DID NO’ THE LATE—THE LIBERAL—GOVERNMENT py viet Carat a — ng ae Se has eee time of the tenantry, and the manner in which they considered | anne: Renenteaties ia” aaaumaalia! I rena qee a a ae on ee of the Tenantry of the | TABLISH A C UkT Ov EscuEAT?

St Deen ving with Andrew Lord, in the neighbor ood, ithe should be redressed by the Royal Commi ion James | . . 4 sland, tu lay betore the Court the grievances complained of i

° . ' : A > q , wan 7 m ee 5 JUXAMINER. | — . } ; ’ . ° As soon ag the business of the inquest was fuished, Mr Cainpbell, Esqr., presided, and Charles S. liunt, Esqr., acted | Bo i by that body, and to seek redress at their hands. Lhe ques-| Whilst the Honorable Colone! Swabey was giving his

THE LAND QUESTION.

Baker prepared to take the prisoner tu Georgetown, but the | ag Secretary. tion of the Land Tenures had agitated the public mind tor evidence the Hon. Commiset ner Howe asked him why the

fact of bis confession buying become known, the people xe-| The meeting was addressed at considerable length by! A public meeting of the Tenantry of Lot 31 was held on upwards of hail a century, and had been productive of injury | Liberal Par y did not, when in power, estavlish a Court of

eembied were in no diehosition to let hun go, and began pre- | Mossra. B. Davies H. Haszard, and E. Whelan, from Charlotte- Monday. the 10th instant, at Fowle’s School-house, where both tu the prosperity of the Island and the welfare ol its | Kseveat? The putting of this question and the llonorable

parations for lynching bim witheut ceremony, and the officer) town; and by E. Reid, Esqr., from Bedeque, R. Gordon, | over 200 were assembled, and were for once ananitovs, Mlebitants, and Le sincerely trasted, tiat the gentlemen now | Uulonel’s not directly replying to it, evidently afforded the

ma compelied to use stratagem to get the fellow away. At| Esqr., from Cascumpeque, by the Hon. James Warburton, | without the slightest division. John MeKaig, Exsq.. was called | #ppuinted Ml eXamine mite tue question wou.d be enabled %¢ members of the present Government, the propriciors and . dohustows a crowd of excied people were assembied, and Lien. S. F. Perry, anu by Messrs. 4 lexander Stewart and Gar- to the ¢ hair, when the following resuolutions were put and jast to make some setilement of it which would be just and i the proprietary agents who were present, much satis! ’

enother attempt was made to get the priaoner oat of the officer's } . The fi ae | meneiein - satisfactory to all tie Vari ‘ ' ;

cers ret Dewpsey, from Lot 18, and by several others. The fullow- passed voauimously :— ractory to all parties. arious attempts had from time | qy oo , Niet hands, but by ranning he horse he succeeded m getting away. | ing resulutions were then proposed und agreed to :— Proposed by Mr. P. Wynne, and seconded by Mr. Charles | io time been made by legislation to meet the ditliculty, and | The eae e Colonel's MoMeptary hesitastow to reply drew He arrwed in Georgetown about eight o'clock on Tuesday, | : ? ’ . measures had Seven introduced, respecting the wisdom and | forth a direct answer trow the thon. ©. Co'es, whe row,

: | Moved by th on. J. Warburton, seconded by Mr. Garret [lulms— ee : = ; ! . si ; ead the boy was immediately lodged in jau. Duriag the oght } — a vy the Lon J apvarcn, sve J ; justice of which grave differences of vpinion had existed ; but anid, In substance Said, that knowing the Strong ohjeetions

several excitable people about the town talked strongly of hav- | peey : iis : ai i Whereas the Government of this Island having called a) on th's pommt all were unanimously agreed—naamely, that the | en'crtained by the ilome Government to the extreme mesure mg him out and stringing him up. On Wednesday morning | 1. Resolved, as the opinion of this meeting, that. in the Commission, in order ta settle the lung vexed Land Question,| system of Léasehold tenure was a bad one, and should if) —ibe establishment of a Court of Escheat—the Libera 1 Go

: . ; . . i ee a ‘ ail late ! beir awe , i clits oe 7 1." , ; Sheriff Loaftind had Cannon taken to the garret of the jail, and }event of the Koval Commissioners determining by their ae if properly carried out, Resolved, that we the Tenantry on possible be destroyed. lle then referred to the Resolutions of verniment thouvht if would be bet t toned fast to the floor, where he now remains. Thus ends | * purchase of Pownship lands, the price of — land should Lor 31 place tall conndence in said honourable Court, and | the House of Assembly on this question, passed in 1859; and | on the first chapter of what is probably the most fiendish and culd | 9% exceed five shillings per acre —that purchases, in contor- | ayail ourselves of the present opportunity, by making an the Statute of the last Session based on these Resolutions,

v adopt a more moder- jate measure; an!, to that end, devised and brought into

blocied murder ever committed in Delaware. jmity with such award should be made in euse where pi appeal in due time and form to said honourable Court. which, be eontended, clearly gave to the Commissioners | vperation the Land Purchase Bil, a scheme for tie accom. i ie mW ry j ‘or » Roy: ‘o SShk -TS j . - " r ° . ¢ ees eC : i F BO cian ae . - > : ciated: Sl at oe tors od . —— eo o "3 . te ve . m4 Proposed by Mr. Jas. Wallis, and seconded by Mr, N. ample power to deal fisaliy with all the vexed questions con- nOdation of the differences betwecn the pl oprictors aud their ° - tele ‘ 2 ramen f ty ir? » sid hauls a a . ? 4 > ~ . . z Bariisast Prospects ron tux Fanmens.—A writer in| C8? Cquitable titke—-that iraudulent chaums — serrigan— /nected with the Towaships Lands of the Island, not only those t@oan's, aud the converting of the latier into freenolder 7 >

has | aside by them, and the lands revested in the Crown. Dhak ie oe ae ’ : ! ‘ - eo ’ the N. Y. Aereld says: ‘ | conversed, to-day, with a resident | vlan 2. Whereas this Township or Lot has been a part of Lord pointed], referred to in the Resolutions, but other questions, Walch they knew to have the approbative of tier Majesty's

of Chicago, who has lavely come im from the West. ile reports Moved by R. Gordon, Esqr., seconded by Mr. Jotn Ciay — Setkick’s Estate, and would be ap'te' the.present time were it wiieh had larg ‘ly oceupit ‘ the vublie mind —nain ‘ly, Escheat imperial Government. That Lill, it was stated jn a Des. that the people in the East have no idea of the revolution that! 2. Resolvod, That in cases where the award of the Commis- not for intervention, Resolved, that we, the Tenantry on said | oo" the nun-pertormance of the conditions of tis origieal | parc of Mr. Lavouchere, appeared to Her Maj-sty’s mai Taj ulebo one, eae iene oe sionere may a ect the sale of improved laads . nsid oe L ot, unanimously agree in appealing tu the honourable high 0 Ae ath eat pe oo * nant pcos ue ters to turniss fiir pringip'es of adjas eek al Peed ao aot Z rs tan pr By ‘ ulated on a harvest. | should be given to the am yunt of rent which had geen paid OY | Court of Commissivners, that they piace us on the same basis) 0 Mer — —— eer ot ote tk ois Fearncd | extenied by MeGreu sl! g the sum eo rarsed and, : under favourn e ereuMsiance-, of 20,000 bushels of grain. will actual settlers; and where that rent amounts to such a sum) with the Tonantry on the said Lord Seikirk’s Estate, or those associate (. t. Th mson), held, a§ Cheir instructions or brie! ee “7 0 De Taped Wider Leperial harvest 40,060. The yield of wheat per acre along the line of ag would be a fair equivalent for the fee gimpie of the land | on the Government Lands of this Island P : from the Goverament, we Resolutions alluded to, and it wag) =2#'!P'ee 1€ ae aut Ast raised JQover the Land Par : tuvir imteation tu bring the points referi2d to im the Resolu- thse Act was ASV00; and the Liberal Gover. ment were

the Gatess will, on the forest lands, be 25 bushels, whil@she) the compensation to be given to the proprietors should beonty |p, iogid by Me. John Ward, and aeconded by Mr. Jol a aecais oo. 2 ' ; best lands will yield over 40; the corn yield thronghen 'Hineis a nominal sum ; and that improvements effected be 'the taneibi pose y Mie. , 4 econde y ar oho tions, in the first instance, beture the Cumu. 88iuners, as they 1 iui CX peclition of being abeto exteod their oer Sons

will vary from 75 (0 100 bushels the sore: Scientific American, ry Should not be considered as enhancing ttre interests of the | eee =: nae ee 7 embodied the views of the m tj rity of tie ilodss of Assembly, under that Ae: by au adtitio.al Joss of £10. 000 Je Aug. 25. ' } land claimants in the land, but the whole benefit of that con-| %- Ressived, That Messrs. Benjamin Balderston. Patrick who were rogresented hy tie present Goverament ; bat at the | she Laperad Gisrastoo woe the stead aes... ; —_— see -- — ) sideration shuuld be givey tu the settlers. Vv yune and John McK Lig, Esq , be appointed a Comm tree, S#me time ive b gged leave tu state, und wished ¢ learly to! of the Bul wh eb bad beta bifid Kg! alan wens

: ; . ’ : . : kee it kr , yam a ; ial ; k- sche aw The census mar-ha] in ewburyport the other day, found ins Maued by I. S. McNutt. Esar seconded by H. Carr Ordered that the foregoing resolutions be sent to the Erami- mak " wes that the Gove rninent, although they id a i ment to enable them to — such 2 da fe at én * ¢ o . s . 2 - . ° ‘ ' ’ . t 3) + +S 2 7 ee tha 1ARr . aye . } . 3 i ee 5 - 2 P one family a lady aged 48 years, with a son aced 36 years, ; Esqr < w >’ ner and Js’ander new spapers for publication. themselves Qdvance the questions of Escheat aud the payw"™*| farther exteasoa of that sebeme for tbe a - a « ) “i s sais fl *he eonvera geuauss imu iree- and a second husband of 30 years. Sie ial been a very : vroprietary clalas abd the conversion of young mother, and by a very young husbuad, sae kas Lad the | 3. Resolved, That in determining the value of the interest '

i de tents, d re hy: } 2 » » al oo

After some appropriate remarks on the subject by the of Q it kK nts, de sir d that it should be open tuo auy | ; S tary. ti Cc : rw taken | M Wi a J r ‘J , 7 who Wished to have those questions Cunsi Jered, tu come into ; v : . . ont ct , he wecretury, 12 nuir uS tuner y ait. Naoy. and a yoTteo :” r eT ! . k . j ee . 2 ine he i to make forethou ht to provide wel! for uld «>». |W hich the proprietors possess In the Tow nsaip lands, tine 1 eer ae I - ew. vurt und set Its decision respecting Chem, 80 as bu AKC | : fee 5 P sai, i | Royal Commission should give fall consideration to the liabil- ee ay given ty dulbn McKaig, Esq., for his conduct in| ¢iye present investigation full and comprehensive, and if per TONANTS 3S GENERAL Moy a¥ LISERTY TO TRANSFER THEIR ie gntigh ee i ieee tnt, hae id by Me ehair, hin. emtenes all : ued points in dispute. He relerred | SSeS O%F SELLE TUSK IMPROVE REN TS WITHVEL TUE COg-

Wow ¥ ity to forfeiture which the Land claimants have incurred by atid os je, ewbrace all views aod poin pa roe LEASES 9% SELS TMS A woman has been arrested in New York charged with brutal PATRICK WYNNE, Secretary. then to the Resolutians in detail, and explained, that whilst | S NT OF TUEIM LANDLORDS.

' ‘their neglect or refusal to pay the arears of Quit Rents—-by

treatment towards her child, a girl eleven years old, by Durning ; = " : . ¢ ; Seid d principally ata »*®& 97 z ble i the Fishery Reserves ; and — they referred to other matters, the winted principally é f ri “ ‘ 7

ae Se Pepe rere.. Soe mere ere es Seene eget graeme, a aia tcae whats aan the I yuliets > MEETIN sal ssion of the arrears of Rent ion ae the setthagaypree| A clause, it appears, 1s ingertel in noirly every Lease of ; e id? i y , 1@ Injusiice wand oppressio , % eo JBLIC MEETING AT CASCUMPEOUR = are meee es aie al ; ' wrants Di : oh hit Sees rer ae ac ee ee ee : aave endured at the hands of the landholders. FUSLIC 3 G AT CASCUMPEQUE. by tue Commissioners at which the P.oprictors 8 apd ild be lands im tuts Uslooy, granted by the i +U pPIGtOr, fu prva lit Steve “Siegging her up ee, See ee three ar hal Phe d ~, ded by the If | A meeting of the inhabitants of Cascumpeque, Lot 4, was called upon to sell the Fr eehold of the Land to the Tenant. the tenant from selling hie impreggmen’s or trawsf-rring, hia body of the child bore frightiul evidence of the mather’s cruelty. _avee W dr, Alexander Stewart, seconded by the Hon. pq jy the Zomperance Hall, on the even ny of the 10ch Tue latter, Le contended, should not be ata low figure, for’)... wihout having first ob ained permission im wit ing sili ; ee ee ne J. Warburton : : eee, ee roe | September, for tle hy pig eee — saa value might nen rags io on pate he this neon fom bis land ori to do so: wud, it appears tus ber, that by

adie é arae | esole That i or to facilitate the tri or of es- ir ection with the Lan sstion. Ji ‘ors, th, Esgqr.,! had been entirely created by the Industry and exertions o ; .

“ 20 in@iaainnd ee ee ae) oe. meetin, a a . “ ee pase i bP ge ee ae Ee ee ae ea Oey coher ene” te kee ! a er ea ‘this clause the tenant is bound, if, afver be shall have re- the depot in Springfield, on Saturday, a couple of men entered, | tates from the hands of the landholders to actual settlers, it is being called to the chair, and Mr Nei! Woodside, appointed to the tenantry. He hoped the Comuussioners would visit some Te hall | sii naititin dite ull aud without any formal cer mony transacted the business of | the opinion of this meeting that the Government of this Island | act us dSecr tury, the meeting was addressed by Dr. O'Leary, | of the wild and distant settlements of the Island—look at the ce ved Suca per t18-100, he sha ave ma a + — ” robbing them of their money and jewelry, and making goud should act in the eapacity of truetees for the tenants, pur-) Mr G W = Hacolan, Robert Gordon, Esqrs , and others ; atter heavy wees which t.e tenant had to bear away, and root out) offer as be shail be disposed to accept, to tenger hits 1 FOVeX theireseape. One of the ladies fainted, and the other sereamed, | chasing the ‘Towaship lands, to be seld as speedily as possible which the following resolution was submitted by Mr. G W. | before the land was fit for llage; and they could not but) ments to his land/ord for ‘he amvant offered o him for them

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the villains fled, a eroud rusted in, and all was over. lto the tenants—the latter having the option to deal directly Howlan, seconded by Robert Gurdon, Esgr , and carried return with the convictivad on tueir ininds that he who fells | by a third party, aud lor which he (the teuaui) was willing — vee with the landholders where it is deemed expedient ty du sv. | unanimously ; the trees and clears the furests should be the Freeholder, and | 4) <6!) the same

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A new style of street car has been introduced into Pitte- | Passed, Jawes Caursens, Chairman. esu'ved, That the inhabitants of Cascumpeque, hope that not the far distant Proprietor, who, perhaps, has never set cyes| iis restraint upon the tenant having been pointed out bourgh Pa., whieh is to be propelled by compressed air, and | a ‘ wel . the Commission wil investigate the titles of tue Land claimants upon the wilds of America or encountered the cold blast of its | 7 ‘ Cra. P ; 8 nah eC

‘ ; | Tt was then ordered, on motion, that a copy of the foregoing of this Island from the original Grants downwards, and co winter. Some seemed to think that the tenants deserved no| '® the Commissioners, as a tenant grievange, the top. Vom

can with ha: i d, from sixteen to , ; > : 2 , . : . a , me me mere Fm enmenes sppps, & jresolations should be placed in the hinds of the Counsel for hope that such an equituble arrangement may be made consideration atall. lt was said that they must, whatever | miss:oner Gray gave it as his opinivn, that it was ap advun-

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ling separated, it being then twelve gclock, and mure than ree : ioadlt Ginteineh ‘cimninbeiensaly ° : : =: ' 1 The circumstance to whic a. the course of events in Southern four hours having been occupied in discussing the various seconded by Mr. leary Mathews. set meres ms . P ee Ah the grants were to be void ; and had also as solemnly under- To this opiaion Mr, Thomson direetly demurred, shewing aly has of jae tended has at length arrived. Garibaldi bas) natters which the general question of the land tenures sag- ae Phat ‘ ; ommittee of A ee seen non taken to pay certain amounts of Quit Rents—yet. as he that the clause gave no power to the tenant to compel his : d@ ima a descent on the marnniand ini to proceed to >t. Eleanor’s, to wait Upon the z ies : ‘ % : - = : te : : ; 18S) ‘ is i . Seka ae aces. . a with the King’s | gested. belralf of the Tenantry, to atford such infurmation as ean be beheved. these Conditions were not even in @ single case landlord to grant him permission to sell his improvements or _— oO mir'¥ Cement g 2 ‘ _* ) Meas Mw vy, é — : ; *far: serve ° 2 ‘ , » woe ken © dnete ia a) af ; ; ant troops. We iis by a telegram from Turin that an insurrec- |precared to the Commission relative to the titles of the pameeeelly ererker {" Sanne by ies on the. grantees ; bat transfer his lease 5 that a pe applied 7 bis landlord fee tion hae brok n out iu Caliah ru —ihat 8000 of hits troops were Vor tue Examiner. claiments of this Estate, and also to represent the backward ve ae and peeenan? aad ry: — tine to time sought | such persuission, it was quite optional with the landlord ” ee tie eas 7. fa oe ‘ehery | Dy them from the‘ rown; yet it had been a very com: i i é ° is: ‘ disewharked at Melivo,—that he has taken Regow,—and that PUBLIC MEELING AT LOT 35. condition of the locality, eonsequent upon the Fishery mds for Pro stehees ‘ana ; aoa a ae “ - ee cliher to grant it, or not, as he felt disposed to do ;—and . . . * 3 i * > . ? , | * : the Neapolitan forces are covceatrared a) Eeapoenpene. At a meeting held at Dunstaffnage School-room, on the Reserves being held by Land ee ns 1 Al d | their views io geesinin eeatneli deta to advocate te c suse |that, therefore, the tenant, in that eeap.e:, Was Se é g } unstatinage 100i-T¢ . } , : . 2efFoe and J xande ‘ s - ec are i sate 2 Ci pb | ° . ° fa the House of Commons, on August 24, 1 reply o- oer ena St ie 7 the 20th laiaiaaall chan aba aslinge Boag Robert Gordon, Hea. Messrs. Julin Reeffee an rio bea | oP che telaisen “ae hein ik odin ee shale cl ol tat tac creature or subject of his landieréd’s will. tion put respecting Austria treating the landing of Garibaldi bearer... a oe ys f laviz ion antl F the To 1S Gera~ Matthews were appointed a committee in aceordance with the ‘ 2 . ia the Neapolitan dominions as a casus belli, Lord Palmeraton | tion the best means of laying the grievances of the Tenants of above resolution; when, on motion of Dr. O Leary, a sub-

‘the practice of remitting their arrears of Rent as agitators, or | ADVERSE POSSESSION. 25 bof we the ¢7 issiuner 3 » i. 48 ; . eee Jeontes aishonest or political demagopues. Such conduct ec: : ‘ said that the report was destitute of wundation—the Austrian | Lot 35 before ae : eee » ~ the Land pasos. scription list was opened to defy the expense of the delegates. I Pyle 1 conduct came, he} On the Honorable Colonel Swabey’s having urged upon Governmen: seadfast'y adhered to their resolution of nou-inter- —on motion Angus MeAuley, Esq.. was unanimously electe: nosed and unanimously agreed to, that

thought, with very bad grace from those who for half a | It having been pro it “y a Z ithe atrenti f the honorable Court th he P ao he Koel a ileMoshe es g prog L ee ho Oe “in e atrentton of the honoravie Court that as the Proprietors ference in the wffaira of IL aty to act as Chairman, and Mr. A. MeEachern us Secretary. ing be forwarded for publication, |

she wteccediaan of cll ae century past had been ulways clamouring fur a remission of | ; ' ; , The werther in England bus been unfevorable for the crop: | After explanations offered by some gentlemen present, and a R at G sadin Esq., was called to the Chair, and the thanks | the a5 nts, which they had agreed tu pay ; or a release | _ aa for oy lengt of time, held uninterrnpted, of , . il oper "| discussi lative v: Li i is T ; ae eS eer Sawn Bovay _ from conditions which they bad undertake , - and rat ndis ssessi i i Of the 40 days ending on th Wih wt. BS were wet. , discussiva ou the relative value of Lands in this Cownship, 1D of the meeting were given to James Forsyth, Esq., for his #T% y dertaken to pertorm ; and Paiber wn espute possession of their Lands, they could not

|which all appear-d exceedingly interested, the fulluwing able conduct in the Chair, aiter which the meeting agreed. sume of whom bad gone still further, and bad taken possess- eectually piead their possession of them as a bar to their

eighteen miles au hour. re A ve ' . Nie eek te oak : ; ae “ge ; : . * ™ | the Tenantry. to be laid betore the Royal C Mmissioners OD batween Land claimants and Tenants, as may enable the) their difficulties pay their rents to the uttermost farthing, | tage, rather than a grievauce to the tenant ; for, ia virtue of ee the following day : “9 = a oad Sowspapere “y : om latter t» become treeholder, without which the prosperity of because they have taken leases wherein they lave sulemoly! it, a tenant could compel his laudiord to allow bim as much " ~ - 7 To af ° Se »¢ ste ubiis! yee e. z route the <8 . j ‘ . “ ; WM de, wiet> : lla a cada : - r * 3 EUROPEAN, BRI rl sil & FOREIGN NEW Ss. pevetete bp ee ae ded staan oi shed ork t tue Island will be retarded as heretofore. aoa n a su. 5 ne I ' d} * tors, “ >, Woen my took for his lpprovements as he himself thousht they were worth, t 5 3€ as i " " vtary, GM Gels= he d ‘ « as viel r a 2 sive | -ais . . : 5 P their Grants ha ‘ jemniy bounu themselves within a or es he was willing to accept for them from a third purty.

The fullowing resolution was then moved by Mr B. Rogers,

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BOMEEETES ihe ectcrat- 2 aie Ped tteest weeleee: |res lutions were passed by the meeting ; — Nei Woovsips, Secretary. | ion of, mer on snariont Baus we She Fishery Reserve Lands, | forfeiture on account of the nou-fu'filment of the conditions formance at Portabello Gardens, Dublia, on the 221 ult., et | Moved by Mr. H. McLeod, seconde: by Mr. George Scott—; Cascumpeque, September 12th, id8uv. or a phaiabsgpes gWyan vids Be ae i out | of the Grants: that so far from their having been allowed to which tw. men, who had been stationed on a temporary piat- | Resoloed, Tuat the Tenantry of Lot 35 have every reascn | a | ih aie explained the Fi-bery Ramve hansen and auton hold uninterrupted or andi-pu'ed possescion of them, their form 50 feet high, to hold lights, were killed by the plattora | 5, hope for the best results from the deliberations of the | MEETING AT LOT ]4. | to various opmuons ef Crown Uiicers, given an shee subject, | right to hold them bad been disputed and denied by ibe

; ' - |, wor tested.) 7. , ee i 7 4 . : " ; ; : . ; a i ores ee ao taliaia : = aos be y se lising Land Commisioners, if the trialeand difficulties which the Ata public meeting held at the ‘ ross River School House, and ca led the attention of the Commissioners to the fact that. Colonial Parhament, almost every legislative session since Agcoons oe toe =s "aa on pl ai os vies | Logue ie apioteiet have - euatend With are fairly Yaid Lot rt ad yn the 10th Sept., to take the necessary steps to/ this was one of the questions to which their attention was) LSUZ to the present lime, trade of ijlicit distil’ation is on the increase im several Gstric\® po fore them for their consideration, in order that they might. ms a hefere she Ls : invited by tie te he k ’ is . there in bikadad-aben fale and-hbontet nblncicles. by d J mig represent the views of the Tenantry vefore the Land Com- Invite y 1@ terms o the Ke olutions and Address aecow- Hon. Commissioner Gray observed that. as respects the a, ., De adju : i Z 2 Shpe y doing justice . J ¥ i re y . 2 wen any ine 2m. 2 OX . rs : : . . ‘i : cs Very heavy falls of rain have taken place in various parts of | 2 Landlord ta Tenant’ le dlowuee an mihaaney te aon mission, the following resulutions were unanimously agreed | eae aaa ray i pe a = we stupye - the case present proprictors. their possessiou bad never been interrupte : . al eee et ait : i e een see ks 2 : | ue “ eg ul Cut question, further than to sa « z } ; " - is: , Freland, laying a large exrent of crops under their leasehold inte freehold, by the payment of a reasonable Resolved, That it is the opinion of this meeting that no that the Commissi mers bad fuli power to deal with th = ed, It had, indeed, it appeared, heen very often disputed