at, the tie pert

LATEST ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA

the R M.S. Africa which arrived at "alfax vera ed. 8 ad fr and pied toe eetay oeane | Gictycue: A2—Arirl Aino MeDomaa ceipt . i ‘ a i ‘ °: | , “hide y to dis- } e d, 3— on the Bee wt., has put us in reecipt of English wim oo ant. £9.--Tee Quand for W itz) Coutent which is characterisiic of pour Soicus There ma tb aise Ettie, Pes papers te the 19th ult. ‘Lhe Lurepean Times, in Considerable ne i a — caueed| oe filled the air with all mnnuer of com-} Piymouth, Aag. 18—Harriet eoing te the cable dieaster, says :— tu be affected by it. M egg = prituher seemed | Platots, aud muttered thunders about absurd and Appledore, Aug 13—Juniper, yorereiNg : la a yi Mes. ex-Senater Hunter to_| desperate means of relief, were beard in scme Ful, Aug. 18—Sailed, Western Queen for P. The pleasing inteihgenece on Pharsday worn. | @4y reeeived the promise trom the President that quarters, While uneasiness and wis iv meg fA . me Pee ing that the Great Eastern bad sighted Crook- het husband should be pardoned at an early day | yeneral if not universal Wier is y den at Britonferry, Aug 16— Queen. paver, immediately revived all the interest which Alexander H. Stepheus’ brothers also had aw | thata “ change is coming o'er * ig dele of My cee ae oe eee great expernucnl of laying the Atlantic Cable | Mtery few with the President ov a similar mission i dream,” that we are id seme Way ee thee ae Launched, ~ aor ws tke tad exetied Phe experiment, se lar, has proved Uhe resuit of the iuterview ts unknown. ‘Lhe | ing rid of the nightmare that Was pon us er On the 7th instafit, from the hipvard ginrve; but the cure umatancus attending it are! President Wit sean Issue a pred lamation for the} that a geueral feeling of contentment aud has re McKinnon, Grand River, Lot 7 they eA ge = gsbearten ng, aed the tacts Which took place adniesivn of ammunition aud tire arws lute Coe | fulucas is abroad. Phere is only oue way ot — Ssqe. of Port Hill x handsome Bark of 38 nate ard the seasel from the Wad of July. when | Seuthern States Gold 1444 feounting tor this, and that is for the general called the Ancuttecr. «About the same time, from ee satied [roi Valentia, wetil she w 48 COIN pre ed New York, Aug St yp. mu The Phe rala’s | kKiuow ledge of the tact that we Rseis ait an the shipyard of Mr. Taunton Riles. Lot 2. fur thie

NEWS FROM EUROYE.

i AS at ae

a

ee en ee ae

Was Postponed until Monday next. Meantime, |

eg a —— ee

THE CROPS OF CANADA. A few weeks have brought a great change in! this respect. “While the harvest waa uncertain

=. Ship News Liverpool, Aug. 8—Arrived Undine. 16th—L C. Owen, Mith—Cleared, Prioresg.

he is Committed te the tomba TIM 6 An oe | Cident vccurred on the Long island Railroad thi- loretoea, by which five persons were Kilted, aud

= “noouCuge bn tne seein . : | . ie same gentleman ris ; Ot) malle : te return, ¢ . ‘ : ¢ 2 . any persous the beliet,| Charleston correspondence of the 2oth says lurge | abundant harvest. No great politieal Changes | Anrisric. , a Brig of MW tons, called the or rather We ~ wt _ +e hh that. the efor) stocks of cotton lave recently come in trom the | have taken place. Phere has been Nothing to | commen —= will at length be crowned with-enccess | interior, and the city experienced a very encour: dazzle the public eye, or draw off attention trom Sd tana pee remem Phe shooting, of parade, of Major De Vere, of | 88ing business revival. ....1t is estimated that the | CUF a¢tual condition. Tidings have come to us f ’ 8 ya E i wera wy tu See due ’ uamed u ry.| property in the Siate ots ith Carolina valued th | Sreotte other han ds, whieh show Vat we ar better r ' fen an upper reem of the Brompton Barra ka, | 1960 at 3400,000,000, has been reduced to B30,- | off than mat y of our siser nalieus—the aight ot MAAR RA nnn te i i : : : 4 rer j teeming plenty has gladdenced ux — evidene ut Chatham, hat taised the question whether ihe | UUU,00U \ eg y has gladdened a evidence bas ow =f) ra . vans by Which human life can thus be sacrificed roroxtu, Ang. 2).—The international cricket re that we have eur let in a good and UNR EsER VED SALE. » tie har ; oo? ne ; ~— cee" | pleasant land— bi iw prese “ ; ought to be left in the hands of any vindictive | sateh was conueluded to-day > the contest was] = . , me ge saci ee TEYO be id AUCT RS . wndrel whe a a) have liebibed a hatred « al very: Close the Auwerivatis “bat P Wining, é | ne ar ae eoemeres, oo a rer i T she t7u a | com ys aaa BS ‘ flies t their lost man wa in. -T oe a aa 1. eee to do, te werk eut the problem of ou DAY the 17th SEPTEMBER. w 11 o'clock , 3 ; us he acore ae fi. bi an : Sigg . | ee . i. a as 7 een Stood as t *) destiny, trusting in the all-ewise and mereitul In front of the Subscribers’ SALE ROOM, the 2 nfor aff t » estat —_ 7 an owsat— i uv at . ap nee : ° . 2 * at ° Weare rived of the outbreak of chol-ra or % - Mu 9 al sada #5) Americans 63; Providence that has never ceared and neser wil: ere eT Waten we have’: Gabi) og , meneed al Alexandriameving westward] 64 Mmuings, Canada 54, Americans plaved | wease to care for us and ouis.— Torvaty Globe tered to sell Ly the owners, aud will be sold uL fur the uxt W dats, fewer reputts | [hreugueut with wue man shert.....Gioid 144 i ap aia ce ede - Al Sandria itectt we learn chat} New Yorx, Aug 3h—lIn the Wirtz trial yea | “2: = bhis FLOUR, 50 hoxer SOAP, nti . . ¢ : > i 7 > ? » . > : °° ; * “etter » ¢ ° ‘ to hae entively disappeared trom the | terday, Col. Persona, formeciy rebel counnander | Tug Pay Pieer.—Since Saturday morning 5 — re oe POKIER, e , ¥v 4 ’ ' | f et : ‘ - iba = puba ft SN Was dany tgrot- lat the Andersouvilie prison, stated that when he tWenty-thiree Gloucester vessels have arrived 5a Fine Cannda Kathe Ar “ , nil ye Cont ‘ rr . . t! . . ' t . ) i ? } id < was se binant mre 1 ie 2 - . Aiexau | was there the prisoners numbered from 13,000 te} bere trom tie Bay ot St. Lawience, making 1) Barter and Oyster CRACKERS dria 3 . tat the euch eiietals wad | 20,000, and that the capacity of the prisou was] a@ total of engaty-six that have completed $2 Suail Boxes TOBACU, ‘ «id <a ' ; cree a tas fn Geta Took j 10,000, and bn youd That nu uber ne mere euga | their first (rip this Season Besides these i Hoxes LIGAR us te fecliog ta ceeoraiing Ue Jets day of Locir| te have been uluced on the ground — even after | | of vi) Sides SOLD LEATHER . ) : ;'We V ssels belonging to other ports hav 200 Caddies . ‘ re ; thier evashargeetsanectt Captian Wirtz was net to} 1 ee oe lland: d their tares tere, and two vesecis News of an unpleasant kind comes from the | lame fer the s Ze ot the prison; ove of his rea ALNO ee

Cape uf Good Hepe

Elastiiities Rave eounence

hts cuprtal, o

| i | bringing about LU00 barre ave bee _ . sons tor desing toabate the priseu as & rulsauce | BK , v! reisha een freight

Will le offered at Auction:

| . d irom the Gut ‘ane The 12 .

bei ween tweet the mative rival tribes Hoere | 888 the almost insedferable sieneh and filth m 7 eo Sant wt Cay Phe feet, us a 22 doz Muckeral Lines, 12 tod do, 5

! ¢ basules., w huve t t rartet the graveyard The green flies were al-} generet thing, bave come bome with thei r ~~ 4 | aoe : enn 2du Cod “rs 0 chests aid i ‘ “2, ' e Deen Dealing willis! - : | he . 7 ea. 40 bazs Nails, 25 boxes soap, 10 revs Sulure. desperatly courage. Se far the Boers appea te | est as thick as Incus s..... Advices trom th om sip, -% wale dant EUs aS Of them sent} ras | bay Corks. t clrest Indigo ” us Raley have tured budiy, and JUU.00U sheep. and Mexican border te the Poth mst, represent a th oir mackerel home l p to this tune last i Terms liberal.

ame Oe et Po agnnay Saal i-¢ curiously fraternal state of affairs beiween our | season but twenty vessele bad arrived home J. & T. MORRIS, Auctioneers

: i ° = ore wy e .

fallen inte the bands ef the encary Phe chies ot | CCUCTAs on the Kie Grande, and certain digi | trom the Biv fois makes ccusiderable d f- September 4, 1865 the Hasutes was about to suauen 20,000 «ar-| tes of Maxtinttian’s goterument, whe, if seems | ference, as the owners must have real z-d by Cee eee . ginre of bis tribe. and tt defeated, te retreat wii hit have been hebvebbing tegether, and treating this tuue.— Gloucester (Mass , Teleyraph Auction. tie conge of meeuntatee behind sq | CHCl other la trae coavivial Bis le. aud eur Geue- |

there retaliate 1 his tows by guerrilla bunds

Piik

er and t}

Upre CROPS The “

thm par od of

wert! « crops” has always, at ar, beeu «a matter of anxiety ew the partel ihe tarawer aud the , ‘ « t 4 Hegier

eqmtaeT Wh h

the Ve hauce Let July has generally been our v

a ei

his yeor bas been the exer p-

ELEGANT FURNITURE.

AM westruved by Veo J.P. Craig te seli.at PUBLIC AUCTION, at his residence, two doors above D. Hodgson, Esq , Richmond St..

on Thursday, L4ih Scptember,

ils are reported as eXpressing trieudsltp font the | ee

} Ruspereor ....Gold Pd, | The will of Mr Riehard Thornton, so well | New YoukK, Ang. 31, P. M.—The Herald's | known at Ll wads and almost every cow Fortress Monree correspondent say< there ts no | mercial establightaent in the city, and whe Davis, Clay Miteneli | died a few weeks ago, Jeaving the enormous

Each eccupies the cell awa-ded kim, takes hie wealth of £3.70 OOO was proved at Doetor s jfood regularly, reads daily the newspapers ane} Commons on Fiiday Jast = [i lether publications, smokes lis pipe and enjoys tis

change concerulig aud

Contains the 5 ; itll o'clock. all his valuable and handsome Fur-

following bequests: £1 000.000 to Mr Tho- : ten. Ne rate, bright sunshine and warm wea-| hours in prouwenade Phe inpression that Davie | mas IT aan whol Nise is to int maa age oi, Fae : : uy ‘ " i ce wis : herit the tie Be > ‘

ther, have beew the characterisfies of the mouth | ia permitted the freedom of writing letters is er F Wiee is to Inherit th Lo very Kich Malvogany and Walnat Drawing Snce August @ th, the freveree, however, ha~ | reneous The letter to Me Gillett ene of hi | deceased's es ufes; £ 1.000 000 10 Mr Richard oom Sett, 1 do. Bedroom. Sett. Chairs, Tables been the case. llardly a day hag passed without | counsel, ia the ouly one be has beea allowed te | Eoornton Weet; 4500 000 ty be divided] | ee eh 5 on wT , aire rae oe : ud weteaserable weather vecurring. Al write Gold 144 among other relations and trends; a hand. | “tetes Ped Parlor, a ns oe orvven

a) eos ; Cllna wt ile fare; Kitchen Ute Le iC. cxange tor the Oviter bas now certainly set in.) New York. Sept. 1. — The only proclamation | OOM? Previeion lor Mr Neal and otver ol the mcd " errs Kitchen Crensits, de, de This uupreted state of things will, therefore, fa- : Sey - ami | decensed’s clerks: £100 000 to be divided iv” For particulars see Catalogues,

discwunt market, which has | the

as afleeting the « reps;

wrabls fot Che ri

» back been rul-d by character aud the large

tiprerta

i

erpertatiers ef geld calculated ter bee 1

quired te pay for tuperted gram assumed to etary t deficit harvest, will wet, ther} ue wave te be made, fer at present there a » reports calculated to give belief that burt hos heen dene fu tae gta creps, Whiet the rans that base ihe piace ever Line past portiou t tae present meme, are all calculated tu veneiil

tue greece creps THE ATLANTIC CABLE. j

The ‘Tunes publishes a diary of the Atlanti:| Cable expedition, eecupving seven columus, ai |

in a leader ow the subyet. remarks tha’ althoug

« pesuifa are very encouraging fur the lulure ati, even if perteet machi ery Were al han weald be, we teal, tow late te | sy lhe Aflanti cable this year, (hough sanguine spirifs uiay re wind uct at alier Lie equlivectiat gales are pas

«wenth of Oclebet te calm, aud iv luer ucla

the total less of which bas been payed out One

th i

must Coase the portion of

trea tele and canang dem

ea through the cutering,

G *

earth Lie crary gravlicalily writen by D Russell, whe sage tae bueys which mark the | piace where @o tach Went dewn wi | avon b& i we

ecas of autum taveured with @ Stfen. | ine miles an bewr com

wr aise publisu ul |

aiaand efraysinu tue strenyg

Tae Great Lastera, "ie, Made Weary

All the Leadeu pat

‘

“ Ailthe Frenets slitpes mere dieserd attiiwart sti tie—vhde the Bugle, as usu;

« ‘ ws tere and aii, ower the mar Nesds au fd

ara uae en years ag

there. errs a sor

. othe va

v

we TA watery fine effec: wus te |

pretiy, tu “ign we Uke wecasion the wind, bein. | iwutly hard ahead

“ ;

thouwed the Freneis tunes adv aulag All the Eugit carried the Freney flog at ihe main, a Hee salute Was ever, the Lords of ft Adwiratty pond the high compliment of lower, thor own flag from the Ewetiantress uted jpotstin,: ' wf Fi ite place Then tollowed u | grand precession of boate from the Freenet « tip i te attend the Te Deum in Cherbourg Car} h :

eff te die greater Teseels

* ben

tteat airece? the

u ‘dral wrol the Riaperor a wirth bay

We bepe ti i we Coiniifies may never be eugaged wm les- pi

us

THE FETE AT CHERGOURG Cihengocn,a, 8th August.— At given en the 15th te the Lords of Adunrality, M Leibat.

Chie BALgitet the Evstl Minister

Chasselop

Qieen

Victeria and the Britian Nucy, subd ft

tune of hestile rivalry between the two countrie bed puseed away. There new only remains twulahen in demg everytuing that could udvain

the cause ef civilization and liberty, treedem

contests achieved by commerce. Such is U guifeation ot the uuieu of the noble fl ga Eogiand and Frauce. Phe Duke wi replying tu the toast, thanked the the eeutiments he had expressed, and coutinue “We accept the Loust as w preset of the cordial trivudstip of the Emperor and the French nat» fur war Queen and country. We must, on o ber., entertain the same seutunents of esiecu ft the Eeiperor of the Frenen. We heve that lt Majesty may ieng continue te enjoy lis preset geod bealth, Thia we desire, not only beeau it is protitable for the welfare of the twe coun- ities, but alae because it tenda te guarantee the happiness and the pacitie progress of Europe. — Is propesiug the hewiih of the Exsperor, 1 wish fo epeak net ouly ta the name of the Ge ernmet or ef any poltical party, but m the name of every culigbtened Englishunan.”

FRANCE.

Somerse!, trisister be

hae been flat. Rentes closed af 65.15, of 5 een! higher than yesterday. An order of the Priv) Council, which was held Co-day, eularges on the perer of ihe act for preventing coutagion in cel- te aud gives further power to inspectors,

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

Pestu, Augnat 11.—A banquet waa given yer- terday by the catizeus of Lhis lows, ta celebration

of the eve of the Exuperor’s birth day, The chict Borgowaster, in his epeeeb. propewion His Majes

ty's health, referred te the recent visit of the |

Linperor te Pesth, and dweit on the devotion hauitested by the Hungarian peeple towards the Luaperor’s person, and their attachmblnt to the dynasty, The town was brilliantly Huminated mm the events.

AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. Faaerers,-August 14 — The negociations

Which have tukeu place here between Austria and YW ° , itudia have brokght about an uuderastauding

‘hich places their co-deminion of the Duchies 0 | No definite solution ot

shew provisional basis. the Sehirewig-Hoelstern question, bax, howeve ben yet arrived at.

Ee LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Reerax, Any. 28 _N Y¥ . 8th —The City of, it Washington with dates te the 17th, arrived thos

#!

Horning... Political uewa unimportant... .T

‘avat Eastern arrived at Crook Haven ou tt e Tih... Beeadstuffs firm and advancing... Toe

Weather continues ualasurable tr harvesting. -

Slosr 6d higher ; wheat Jd. a 4; Corn firm... Povisions quiet but firm....Cousels 89] a 2

Stuy we 45.000 men. ..- Tie reported Irom Mexice Previous fo the Lith imat...

» oeort

Meased or pardoned by the President... ther pews this morning. .--Goid 143].

patch says the order relative to the passpor’ be paroled rebel prisoners, ts (he sigual for a go

the lorger, was a At the

Edward BB. Ketebum, Ngued in New York thie forenaun.

;w lich has been issued ov the subjeet of the arrest

| that promised a reward ouly ou the eoudttion 0: |

i from British Columbia in search ot the Shenan

, | Pecetpta trot the Internal Revenue yesterdays Yorksiire ; £1 OVO [oft tor the benetic of tire

lat Niagara Falls, in the presence of Gen. Grau | and | the performance tired in a dresa of silver cloth trimmed with gold

| am mz all the chartios, hospitals, asyluie land benevolent institutrons in London &e the United States..... Phe United} Che sums ar daly proportioned m each be- States ‘steamers Saranae aud Sarcance ave sailen | quest, + 15 000 to Christ's thospitsl

NEIL RANKIN, Auctioneer.

of George N Seodera, ia that of May 21. ana Charlottetown, Sept. 4, [S65 i

Dry Goods, Tea, &c. AT AUCTION?! YO be seld at Auction, ee WEDNESDAY. the

i Ith dustunt, at Uf o'clock, at the subscriber's tkvom .—

10 Cases Dry Goods,

consisting of Pieces of Beaver, Whitney,

iis arrest in

» wher: '

j deceased was educated ; £10 000 lett in trus A Washington despateh says that Pre-| for the benefic of the schools ia Merton, Sur sident Jehusou has determined to restere the} poy ; £10 O00 left in trust for the school im writef Habeas ¢ orpus tt B aheort tine... ... Phe Mr native Barton, m

doah

Pooratun’s vi lave.

anounted te over two milhons ot doliars....

Guid 14; j. faged poor at Burton; £500 leit tor the

Melton

_—_- ~.<<be-- —-—— } benefit of the poor at Merion. There are | aud Petersham Clotis, Black & Colored Doeskius,

a bd « deka anaeion many ether b quests contatned in the will | Cheviots. Faney Trowserings, Seotch Tweeds

ROPE WALKIG AT NIAGARA — EXT RA Sin oiaksal { iy oa Viite Cottons, Printed Cottons, Delaines, Winceys ORDINARY PECTS. an NARROW Es [he eX-cutors are Mr. Thomas fioornton

Saney Flannels, Striped osbirtings, Travelling

iMe RP.

> ee ad j sas ; ey : CAPE FROM DEATH. | “ ee Mr Palord, ee a Le days, Umbrellas, Regatta Shdrts, 20 pairs Blankets . pleis represetited that the prodate duty 0! | sowe urticlesof Hardware iu Knives & Forks Saws , the Buffalo Courier, Aug. 12. ' : J setae? § : : univer orke Saws, ee Leal th | che will eost £42 000, and the legacy duty | Piles, &e; Boots & Shoes, aud ober articles On Thursday atternoon, wale, 1 grest| ¢

will amount to upwards uf £100,000.— Lng ish poper

ALSO, Chests Conzo TEA, Boxes London Soap, Boxes island Mauntactured soup, Boxes Pipes, 5 Bois. Vilut Bread. jog sale Positive. Terms Liberal WILLIAM DODD, Anciioneer.

American repe-walker, gave his fourth extirbitts

auite, = —

whe accepted micifations te wiliess - t firs welive, Whe was at ‘ :

Al first, I ye cot {For Tue Exawiner,] Mr Enprtor :—

, att Fe wade the passage of the river on a run tn tou Sept. 4, 1865

cadic ;?

myury Was disrevered, a piece of iron Wire Dring }

snd performed a variety of gymouastic beats

He returned te the centre of the rope lie

ninutes

Secing that you have accepted several comn- munications respecting Tea Mectings. you

liaid dewn ou his back, hung ea the rope by ene lieg. and made a detour on the guy repes.

} pau of water in each hand, and at | aead twas only aecomplished by the intrepid Leste } ' | i

~ THE NATIONS BEUSION. w, th) « is mere geatity! iz at tlie pres " ; oe the goed feeling which pre ternent [nan ter satan and Prance, ref-cted n-] . ee ne taki 74 pl sce at Cine wernns 1% _ a : “pects ef the (We countries are © -| wane c tosis Vewpl frem aii parts hia j ses ait “iat the Preach pert, and the plac: | we { en gowded siuce fhe tage the Queen w wus weve

| tite stmutes, and fihen resumed, without epiiling fadrep of water, his journey.

| balance, aed Cennpr ted hia te drep the other

tugging away at hts neck. i could see the havds of the crowd on shore uplitt

lwas a case of life or death, and, with almost stp tnt work he

i iat Was ever placed in a tere perilotia posiiior Marine, im lis speech, prepesing the toaet offe i | } he seme, pacific ceutest ia laber, and bet fice

tot MH. M. §7th Regt. discoursed eapital music |

| during the

Pants, 18th August, 3.30, po m —The Bours: |

Lord Napier, British Ani atthe Court at Berlin, arrived here yee

; " money... United States S-twenlies Go a 6-4 The present atrength of the United States!

that the Liberals bad been d-feated near Pueb!a) tte expected that Se tebel Vice-President, Stephens, will soow be)

New You, Aug. 28. vp. M.— A Washington)

tral cangration of permanent rebels led by Lee, | the Pr tho will go te Loudon and there fimsh his history dares mY Ohis military campaigns. Among others prepar-, weatie alias’ about LhO- by 2 a eee Longstreet, Root io: tendance good, aud the sum realiz d

heard, DH. biel, Wheeier, Malone, Buckner Ist. wd Gardiner, and it i¢ probable they will be vc.) tepanied by hundreds of others of tesa rack.

ve whic: deluged the streets. Wt of the prisomer, o fulb houridg ia the cuse ; olive wae

This dene, he came asthere and was highly com} mented by Gen Graut, whe endeavored to per- suade bina wool fe attempt the peach basket teal is the wind was blow wg very hard. Bur Leal | whe is determined te periorm what he advertizes preceeded fe invest tis feet la veritas he peach | ahich he |

wrehased at Barnani's, and started on his peril

rmasketa with selid weeden bettome,

me transit It was a fatigume journey , bul wa te ly acco plished lin seotunes eight aor even tpptestalers,

portent

was welconred the Canada side by a re the New York Herald,

of seme relresiments, starte dte retur

ee fron aid, alter virtakiug with tos balancing pole strapped te fis week, i} wether on hie |

ys supe wWhat exhaneted, ae thee erorai-

te ot the

wa beeen cnet

reper hie mal dew, sieadving Mie pai =

lie dos bauds ow the reper, and leaving the one ov |

iis bead bs pesitien. Ele reuratac Lo eatitug scone Shertly atier te hand beename suddenly nunb Tis destroyed tie

tarted his right mid the pail dropped treur 1. slipped or teli frou the Here he bing, Wille lis pole weighing lorty five pounds Suspended there, he

In doing this, he rope, open winch he caughi by one leg.

putl

ed in berver and hear the sharp ery of terror. I

rhunan Leshe succeeded in caching he rove with hia lett hand, regained his equi

energy,

rim avd the eeutrel of bis pole, and reached tie \twerican shere ti sitet), theagh coun pletely eXx- nated We venture to say that he semmainn

r displayed greater coolness or cCourare. N how to see the pa feat ai- ietipted again. :

Leslie will make bis next aseenston at the falls | va the 24.h lostant, on which eveasion he will be veck aud heels, tu a sack.

ao THE SCOTTISH GATHERING.

The annual gathering of the Caledonia Club came off on Wednesday, at Down's gardens 1 North-Weat Arm. An immense namber af per- laom were assembled, and every thing passed off

satistactoriiy. ‘The games were spinited ane

| intere ating —and altogether the success of the

Pyutheris The splendid band Pyuthe ring L

one, will wish

ever

“hvel p' d,

i

: d Is unprecedentet s

| The excursionists were cousey ed to the ground. day by the steamer Mic-Mac. Tiw } crowded atate of the refurt sieauieer compelled } several hundred te take the read for it. Mor j athpee accommodation ought te have been pre- vided. His Exeetieney the Lieutenant Geverno , Majer General Doyle, and His Hower the Ch et Justice, aud other eeleorities, were Lpon le ground, The Giengarry Scotehman, MeCirlias was the Lien of the day. His feats in throwing be caber, paiting the stone, Chrawtng the haw wer, Jumping, leaping, etc., were pertectly nar velloas. The day was inest propitious, and the whole entertainment was a decided success.— Halifac Unionist, Sept. |. ——— need

Tur Secrer Hisrory oF THe Recrrocity Preavry.—in noticing this matter yesterday, gudthe statement made by Mr. Whitney that ou wt the $40,000 voted in payment of the expenses Mr. Galt teceived $10,009, we expressed our vobeliet in any npulalion against rietersay aan , ‘We are pied to say that we have sine: had information which completely satisfies ts tha! we were right in this opinion. After the Treaty had been passed, the nen payment of the money disbursed tu obtaining tt occasioned very const derable embarrassment te some of the persons who had been instramental mm secarmg tH. Te an end te this etubarrassacat Mr. Galt en which he aiterwards had t | pay, and the tuoury he received ont of - on | of $40,000 was the repay ment of these use ae made, we believe, from the tarerat generous an proper motives. — Montreal Herald. —— or

core ereptly

pul doraed some notes,

{ quested to cull | dangerous state | mili pond, Montage, ts. i accident happened there on A girl named ' years of age, attempled te ere ‘ ta shattered condition art of the plank gave wayrand the precipitated inte the sil

w which the Bridge over Beer

lowimg tot ' repatr, serene’ pF l unfortunate woah Was pond, where she mt is certainly disgraceft ap accident of (his na of our high roads. Jt is, net meney, for the sums am.ually

bridges i SUM Chri aud mere than sufficient be

: : ak | : j sspectable aud passabl: _25—Sch. Aggie Davideon, Dogherty, Richi eit an ies

| place all as Shae oe matter wil be in- ee pi cae Pender, Guif 5t. Lawrence, HOTOGRAPH GALLERY

paseo iy the Government at once, and if the mackerel. Brave, Ricbards, Pagwasbi nr at NEW P '

qa” 7? m happened through the negleet or 26—Anna Lewis, Webb, G. St eet eee TT Wwoop » accident ha fficial, that he be immediately | Commerce, Snow, Halitex; mer. Sch. Mare, , Mr. J. P-

| supineness of any official, ‘ac: jimestone. Str. Island City, Suwith, do., jnforne the inhabitants of Sammer-

| disuieed.— 2. wey: Apical rs egg bar oeee Hawkins, Sydney; coal. Per- Response” <aceiaeliae conutry, that he bas fit- Company, by ; a eeu ion of prone Irving, Gull St. Lawrence:fiso. Lacy) 0° 0 (prLOFUGRAPIL GALLERY near ee prepared to traneact a The Bagaar and Tea in aid of the erection o Anu, Brownell, Pugwash; limestone. 29—Gazelle, A. Wangh’s Store, where be is prepared to =

»sbyterian , ve understand, quite a success. 2! ~ oo ull that could be desired, the a

— ea

| A terrific gale oc r- 16th inet., accom panie

budly damaged by lightmipg,

iweth the Lion

| plest days in their bistory

i sp —We have been re- sLAXCHoLy ACCIDENT We ' a attention to the diagraeeful anc

A lamentable and fatal Thursday the 17th Margaret Gordon, about 20 rows the bridge, but and want of

t with an/untimely grave. I: i to our Government, that ture should happen on one certainly the want et doted tor reads and

Veet River, yeater- Chureh at Wee y The

aured at Savannah on the a by a flood of rain. The telegraph

would oblige me very much by giving these teow words # plaice in your paper respeeting u small Tea Meeung atL tll, on ithe Oh inst On the Sabbath it was an- nouneed in the Sabhath Scho | that ther was to be a children’s tea on the premises of the Lion James Warburton on Wednesday On the afternoon of that day the vhildren ut the Ejuscopal S School in Lot Ll. were seen wending thei way to Woodhrock, th <ceene of their amusement. inside o the tront gate, in Sprace Avenue," small scale, the tables were spread. and es eh a desplay good as Some ol Che

valuable

j ;

Just

anal

oft things

\Frechold Parm, arming lmp'e-

Prince of Wales College. pee COLLEGE and GRAMMAR SCHOOL

theresvith connected, will be re-opencd on MONDAY. the IS hl fostant, at 10 o'clock, a m ite Trustees have resoived, in the weantime, te sponse wih the entrance exatuinution ti e desiia le that those who intend to enter hould cowie iorward exris.

J. LONGWORTH, Hon. Sec’y.

Trince of Waites Coli ge S pt. 4, 1865, i

IMPORTANT SALE!

meats & tousehold furnitur >.

gouths bad never Oefore seen. After having |

his is a teat vever betore attempted, ane} taken a walk roond ihe Preuss in Coupaty | stracted tlie: salietviber. ta cil: tie whole of ther VALUABLE PROPERTY, by Auctien. at thei residence. ou I ELWRSIDAY the 5th October,

Gentieman himsell, we wer

eehd..thet..the hous ot tre tad arveves jfivery one then tarned towards ** Spruce} Avenue’? for the purpose of enjoying ul yveaods with which the tables were

| londed This, DT need hardly tell you, was dowe in a very able manner

Leu being ended, we all sought amusement Phe boys found their bats and balls —the girls cher swings, — and the adult males | played with ther quoits. The only thing that } irew away attraction from the d ty, Was the | abwence of the Rev HL B Swabey and bik | amiable lady. Mr. Swabey, bemg the b-- | loved and respected pastor of Chis part of the | church, he was, Lam intormed, unavoidably | detained at-home. Le was oot until aight | had began to throw her sable pall o er the land that any ol us thought of leaving. At last we began to move bomeward, each and every one of us satisfied and deliyhred with our day's enjoyment. Thus ended a day which Lam sure wili be remembered by the children of (is locality, as one of the hap- Too many thanks sannot be given to Mr. Warburton and his ‘amity for this noble gift, tor it was all at the expense of the Llon Gentleman. and free ty all coneerned Hoping that the above fa-| mily may long enjoy all the blessings of a gracious master, for ther efforts in the tur- therance of religion and education,

lam, yours sincerely, A SURIBBLER.

st, 1865.

97

~s’

Lot 11, Aug.

Married,

At St Dunstan's Cathedral, Charlottetown, on the 4tif instant, by His Lordship the Bishop, Mr Patrick MeKBachern to Miss Sarab MePhee, second dangtter of Mr. Hugh McPhee, ali of Savage thurbour.

At the Manse, on the 2%h instant, by the Rev T. Danean, Mr. John James Mills Bay Fortune, to Miss Eliza Jane Coffin, St. Peter's Bay.

Ou the i7th instuut, by the R-v. Dr. Richey, Mr John Vickerson. of Charlottetown, to Miss Ellen Cook, of Bedeque.

On the Lth ultime, by the same, Mr. Jobn Forbes, Bay Fortine Road, to Miss Christy Ann Stewart, Brackley Point Road

Ou the t7th instant. at Milton, by Arehdeacou Read, b D. Mr. Christopher Bolt, to Miss Lucy Green, both of New Giasyow Roud, Milton

On the 12th ultima, at the residence of Mrs Duchemin. Boston, Mass., Mr. George T. Dogherty. Cabinet Maker, formerly of Charlottetown, to Miss Agnes L. Carrie, daughter of Mr. Joh» Carrie, of this City.

By the Rev. J. W. Forayth, M. A., Rector, at phe Heine of Dts. Dance Wureteide ud te Dlowson”

‘ sails on the 2ist instant. Mr. William McKay, son of

containing 160 ucres of Land of superior quality, | situated on Lot (3, about one mile aud a haif trom |:

}may be had withiu a few chains of the shore

H3IKS.JIAS.& ALFRED BROWN

being ubeut to leave the [elond, have in

5

Sale

‘ousisting of

ext tu commence at 10 ao v¢lock, a m

A Freehcld Farm,

Port till. reviniuder is covered with tardwood and poles. On the premises there are a comfortable two storey DWELLING HOUSE (new), a large BARN and Outhouses. This farm is well watered by two streams, and bas an extensive frontage on Richmond

Bay. and possesses rare advantages for obtainiug | |

manure; abundance of sea-weed and mussel-mua The ibove property isin the midst of u flourishing set- tlement, and is well worthy of the attention of any person wishing to purchase a good faru:; and wil be suld in one or two lots to suit purchasers.

—— ALSO

Stock, Farming Implements, &c. 2 Horses, 2 Mares, 6 Cows, 4 Heifers, lO Pixs 2 Waggon, ft Cart. } Truck, 1 Plongh, t pair Har rows, | Jaanting Sleigh and Furs. | sett Harness 2 selts Cart Harness, Piongh, Tackling, a quantity of Hay, together with the whole of their

HOUSENOLD FURNITURE.

Treums—For the Farm, averedit of two or three years will be given, paid. by. eqnal instalments For the Stock. Farming liplemeuts. &e, suis 20s cash; sums over 20s credit till the first November, i866, on approved Joint Notess:

GEORGE ANDERSON, Auctioneer. New Loudon, sept 4, i8bd. dw

~ $1,000 WORTH OF |

Fancy Goods, Toys, &c.

Vo b- Solid by AUCTION at Tuxngxs Exeress Orrice, opposite the Store of We...

Lord & o-, this Evening, Monday, the

4th September, and the tenowing Eveuigs, ut

7 Oelock, cousisiiuy in part of :

Splendid Porcelain VASES,

Choice Toilette Soups and Mair Oils,

Tobacco Pipes, in great variety,

Violins, Accordeons, Fife’s, Flutes, &e.

Beads, Necklaces. Rings. Comba,

Water Colors, Paints and Brusties,

Powder Horns, Gus, Gun Caps,

Pistols, Kight-day Clocks, Work Boxea,

Purses, Wallets, Shoe Brushes, Penlbolders,

Writing Paper, Glassware, &c. &c. Xe.

A few yross Knives and Forks.

t~" Great bargains may be expected, as thes Goods were purchased when gold was $2.00, anu will be sold without reserve. Terms — All sums under £10, cash; £10 and upwards, 3 months, on approved Notes.

AKCH. MeNEILL, Auctioneer. September 4, 1865.

Freehold Property for Sale.

1K Subseriber offers for Sie, in Clark

the late Mr James McKay, of New London, to Jone. only daughter of Mr. Jolin Woodside, of the same place

Died, At Lot It. on Wednesvay 3d Angnst. Mary, wite of Mr William Mitetell) Mr Mitchell and his family emwivrated from vear Stradbally, Queen's County, Lreland, forty years ago, and for nearly the whole of that time they resided on Lot Li, where they have been aniversally esteemed. * Re- nieseat is pace.” " At the residence of her son, John McFadyen, St. Eleanor’s, on the 21st instaut, Jane McFadyen, aved 90 years Deceased was much esteemed for her many good qualities, and died trusting in the meriis of ber Redeewer. , At Charlottetown on the 29thmit, ef consump- tion, Mary Aun Melee, a el 24 years, much reuretted by fricnds and acquaintances, On the eh ult, of dysentery, Dessie Jane Jones, aged 17 month, youngest danghter of Mr. Arehd aul Jane MeCatinm. s F Saddenly, at Gretna Green. Lot 66, on the 7th i}alt, Mr Jou By zr, ned 66 years. At Charlottetown, on the only daughter of Mr John F isher, aged LU mouths

port OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ARRIVED.

nh vit, Anastatia,

i Street, in the fourth handred of Town Los _ Charlottetown, having # fromiepe of 64 IK oF 'b. a litle more or Jess, witha DWELLING H oUSE t_ereon erected, suitble. for tro ainies, with 4 rooms on the tint flor and 4 on the seeoud, wel! finished and hitely pa nied ovteide, with 4 Hew fence and gate te each yard. é - If not dispored of «<n or before the 2TH SEP- TEMBER inst, it will, on that cay, t ie o cloek, be Sold at AUCTION i Tenus—One-half tie purchase money to be paid down ut the time of sale, and te remainder way remain over, secured on the Property, fur two o1 three vears, &8 muy be agreed ot, . For furtuer particniars please apply to