[Fronr the II: uax Ltcuitu l'lxprer-rv] Denominational vs. Godless Schools. 1

“'0 learn from the Jana-try No. of the: Catholic World that at ; (lent-val t‘otiu‘ir i that of the l’rottstant lat-op l Ulllll't‘ll.: which recently sat. irt . \JV York. among other subjects tli Ll ol I‘lllt'llw’l‘ltrft eugros tit-ti the attention oi the Convention; and the principle. so long :u'trtl upon by the, R'Hlilln (‘tttbolit- ('hurcli. \\';Is actually nil- nptr-Il. iti prclrrcnce to the .Vtui‘rul or" Godless system. i

It was l‘tSUlYL’d to establish l‘ai'eclii: Schools, whit-over possible. in order to save the young from perversion by the runny popular errors or the day. and thr- earnest hope is expressed that the reso- lution will generally be acted upon. World truly reinail

“ Itis quite evident tli-t9 any lI|‘IIOHlIlIl\' lion which Ii ~ pusilr'rc ducriiuca to teach must take care early to lt'irt'il its children the principles ol laith. and that it system of education it itliotitChristianity is t'iI't't'l ually air lnlidel system. When the i-pi t-opaliaiis shall have btiilt their p.1roel sentinls. they will be able to :tppt'c .tr- the labors of Catholics. who, lar poorer and far more lltllllL‘l'IItlS. have never been unwilling to trust their children to the pub- lic schools. Then perhaps they will unite with us iii asking the state legislatures lor itjust proportion of the lands ra 'ed by taxation rind devoted to the education or the young. We could never see anything but simple ju. c iii this demand. The

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fiction of the Episcopal Convention, il l ladies of llostou. recentlysaw amari worrt- 1 Church ist, V carried out. will be an advance in favor ingn horse with a large and blending}tietilarly rrigiitttncd at the danger threat-

ol our practice. and an argument for lire propriety of our claimS.“ ———-—. - ~—.——— Genoml Grant “ Speakn out.

General (it-rial has at length found voice and spoken out. and his speech has

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The Governor of British Columbia broil just told the Legislature of that Corony tttl the opening or its. ion. that. Couturier»?> atioii with Can d is simply delayed untili

ilie Illltlbtill llay tpiesliou is settled.

Little I't‘iuce ‘i‘lirtrdtiru is attending school at liiuehurcli. in the Isle or White. It is aid that the expression ol'lhe lad‘s lace is good. He is under the charge or Capt. Speedy, who is bringing him tip t'.tl‘ultlll)'.

A Southern lady. resident in New York. who has just. become a bride. r etl handsome bridal robe. under litim-u wax, ltt'tit'lll several thousand dollars—rho gilt and workmanship of "Maui Lictay,"ii ltrriiier slave or the family.

Ill-any experiments made itr Portland.

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The . prove that the most pcrriianci.t walls are,

flbose built tIl brick. in cold weather, ~ ml ltlic mortar frozen t'ry soon altrr ilie bl‘lt'ks ,are laid. This is int rrirotiragciuctit tor 'tlittse who wish to build iii the winter. During the year HIST, there w:- * ‘J‘J ‘iroii sailing vessels btrilt in England. Scot- land and li't-land. whose aggregate touri- iiiiiounlral [030.035 tor ' Ititl 22l iron rsl nicrs. with an aggrt te tonnage or "JtLFJi to The population oi Turkey is estimated at »ll.l,I)UU.UUtl. ller army unrrrbcrs :i 1- lat of n airly 000.000. The rtst-rve :uniy Vaiumints to 200.000, the r gt troops in "JONL‘U. The military 1' ‘ til Greece -are insignificant. comp; ed with those or ‘ Turkey. ! One of the most opulent and cultivated

,ivouiid oti its back. She ordered her ,roachruaii to follow the learn. and learn :the driver‘s name. A coriiplaiirt u iniatle at the municipal court. the lady too

i . . ’and the ollctitler was lined thirty dollars. ! The reception of Mr. bright. by the

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the witness stand. and gave licrtostinioriy.‘

very Litési Tammi

London. Jan. ii. The indieation'sol' the llrst day’s .~ sioii oi the Coiilercueu on the'Ezistt-I‘tr rpn-stinn. lt"|\’|l little. if any. doubt ul tilti- llialu success. - I ‘ . The Turkish tiovcrumcut thvouga its ‘ Representative. consented to maintain the rJll‘t'at‘lll. Status until the close ot the Coir- ‘ rercnco.

It is the gent'ral impression that butt-tic. ,nioro session will be held and that wa 1 between Turkt-y nird (it :cu will be obvi- l riled.

l The iollowing is believed to be the "at cor/p which the Emperor of the rich has in contemplation, iii order to . ~ure the throne, to his son. A low d: v i previous to the general elections in Juliet; luv-x1, Napoleon '~t lo alnllcaie in tavor til. :llis still. and this abdication isto be ratified by :i pltelris “ - This “It” i-. it is tliou- it by the liupci tlists. would bring over :i: very full vett- iii lliu country districts. itinl‘ ,it woual not only be l‘.lllll'.'ti by an over"1 1 whclniingmajority. bill would also st cure the election or the government candidates. in all the cio‘sc and tlotibtltrl districts. Spain. London. Jar. 1 A Human tit" )atch til Sunday, i'llts Uth shows it uneasiness l‘lHlLt'lllv ‘ing the danger to which the C: holic posed in Spain. lie is par-

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tuning the unity ol the faith which has ever llul'lllttl the glory ol the Catholic nation. ‘ Additional troops are to be sent Ii'oui pain to Cuba. United States. New York. Jan. 1'2. It is stated that the evidence taken by

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, tl’rnni the Patriot.)

lit-low we publiin a comparative statement l' the export of oats, potatoes, barley, and turnips tor the List and previous year. The publication of this statement has been delayed I for ironic time, but even now we are compelled . to go to press without the shipment: from: lticlmiond Bay for ln‘tiH. When the return» of the out l'ort collectors are all sent iii to the Head oliice in Charlottetown. we shall return to lltll rubjeu. and give ll fuller account or our trade tor the past year. in cats. it will be observed that in the exports from I incite.

t-ninptc, litistleo arid Orwell May. for 15th! show air increase over ltilii. whilefur (icoi‘ge’ town. Surnrire' hie. New Loiniun and St. l'c- (or May. there ’s it slight billing otl'. Souris has held its own well. In puliiiocs. the ship , lllt'lllN of Ions l lthosc of lsti? I-y 10|.- l runs to which ciery pul‘ll out three I s contributed. l‘iiiettc, Grand; llivcr. Souris, Georgetown. ('aseuuipcc, Hui- iicu. .\ew London and L.lr.irlottctowii. boast of an increase in barle' while in turnips there is at large tlct-rt se in the ng~ ercgate shipments of lens. as compared till“ 1 l7. in Charlottetown, the falling oll in th- \‘port of turnips is somewhat extraor- dinary. If the trade of ltichrnoud llay canals that of letii the «,tiriliiy of bats exported ni lY be about ll: same for lni‘.h years; and though tltvre is u very large int-rcaso iii potatoes. we nelicvt that then-isdoulr e tlictpiantity of pro- drive in the country iiow that more this time twelve months. When the navigation closed, there were lit-twtcri 30,000 riutl ttlJtUb bushels of oats iii Charlottetown waiting for shipnicnt. With thtsc observations. we ruli- tiiit the following comparative statcnicrit of

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caused alarm and dismay among lillfilflllt'ell is said to have be extremely hungry swarm. who looked tor a. continu- . gracious and cordial; lierllaicsty rcuicm- ance ol rich contracts and fat jobs in the } licriiig with gratitude the occasions upon triumph of the Itcpublicnns.—Uiicaccount which Mr. bright has spoken in herde- says:—- .ieneo when her lengthened retirement. "The President elect spoke with cur-,lrom public lite has bccir called iii qtrcst-‘ pharis against any lurthcr ai-l being given ' ion. , :otlc l’itcili Railroads. He said, sub, “m QM“. 1.3530,] the mmivcrsm-y ol “Nubilva "- “"‘5 "L‘U‘ “l'IHrvrit to ever." ‘ Prince Albert‘s death iii strict sochrsionfi “‘1‘” i“ “'0 WW“! “'3‘” m” ""i“‘,°‘jslttltr~i' nttcntliuga COlllll‘lt‘lllUl‘llliVH servicu needed the closest attention. and that it is in “.0 mwflfluum. ()n Drummer 17 “up found vitally important. it we intend to,y[,,"..su. M, Windsorlurosbume‘1051mm Ili‘)‘ 911‘ “"3 "'“I‘m‘ll ‘k‘bt “"31 hghlc“ lClu tmas, accompanied by tho Croth taxation to pr use the most - 'Jtl ccouo- prince and Miners, ul pms - ,_ and 0mm. my. ntitl the placero begin With 15 the bills: “mu,me 01 me 130).“, mm“).

thrtttu‘o pending in Ctrn"i as granlillgl - . . . . further subsidies to the Paulie and other; I" 51"” on!” “D‘ONUA‘ICCSR'I‘I “1””!

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in his own Court he used to turn tint citi- zcns at the rate oi two per minute. their examination, cross-exainiiiatiou, hurl the administration to them of the oath re- quiring only that exact space. New York, Jan. 13.

Steamship " Etna,“ from Liv rpool 23rd Dec. arrived at Iii nort yesterday.

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Tririiiisiiiiirjwrrmuariv 21. 18091

No notice can be taken ut‘rinrtonytuoua coin- niutiiciitioiis. We innit know the nitnicri and addresses or' our correspondents as it guaranty of their good Ittllll. \\ e cuntlnt undertake to return communications that are not. used.

in Hounriiionswrnn NEWSPAPERS.

Tut: English newspapers contain of course the usual umotint of reading mat- ter, btit certainly not the usual quantity of news. They do contain iiittcli more than the usual quantity of“ .Iiip.’ There are long editorials. having for their sub- ject the new Parliament, the Ministry. and also quite ii number of topics. in which we on this side of the Atlantic take but u very feeble interest. in the Pat'- lianiciit lately elected. the Liberals claim a large majority—1H all told, we tliitik. iii the English boroughs the proportion which the Liberals bear to the Conserva- lives are as two to one. in the English counties there are live (,‘llllst‘l'ftllIYCS to every four LibcraIS. That shows that the country people iii the Old (‘otiritry are Conservative. tllltl the townsfolk Lib- eriil—tpiite dilfercnt front the state til things which obtains in this Island. Town and country taken together. there are in England 56 Liberals to every All (.‘onscrvntivcs. Scotland is ti fcerftrlly

o' Cakes outriuinbcririg the Tories live to one. Ireland, in spite of Fciiiaiiisin and chronic discontent, is much more Con- servative. there being for every six Whigs in the country four Tories. The new Cabinet is praised by some of the English journals. rind condemned by others. One party pronounces it to be too aristocratic, while another protests that it is alto- gether too democratic in its composition. it numbers among its members no less than six lords, none of whom. says an English paper. would be leading man il~ they were not lords. To counteract the influence of the aristocratic element in the Ministry, Mr. Gladstone has prevail- ed upon that uncompromising democrat, Jultii Bright, to take oilicn. The sturdy

railroads.

No matter what rm ' be said about. the respective bcntelil. \\‘t c to derive from these roads. it is too long to wait, tuitl we should in he the best possible use or” our present resources. without increasing the burden of otir tlebt by incurring expensive risks which are hazardous. The Gong- ressmen who were at the interview were astonished at tho frankness with which the General expressed his views. to which

they, one and all. pledged him their su i r

port. 'I'lroGt-ricral at the same time g ' his opinion that ther should be an cxt session oi the Forty- rst Congress. The existence ofthe presan Congress is tor so SilUl‘ttl time that. there will be just time to pass the appropriation bills, arid it. is doubtful whether the great question

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" Gen. (irant s. it: ' al that he will tear tip the whisk railroad and other rings by the roots. it' he has to lill every important civil oll‘ree iii the country with Army and Navy regular oilicurs. whom he knows ho can rely on for itri honest and laitlilul discharge of their duties."

The Ne w York Tribune says :—

"There is splendid news from “’ash- ingtou—tlirit instead of waiting for the lruurol his new triliee, (i 'rrcral Grant an- nounces ii policy that will do more good 1min a thousant ovations.

llc demands truni Congress honesty and economy. 'l‘hr .timeto squander ' . sod, and il' ottr easy-going l‘t‘pre. intend to vote millions for every pl-urs bin scheme. it must be done over (In: veto of l/rcitr'io l'lesi rlclil."

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Chicago has one huadre

churches, two theological sriiu

two universities, besides the cal institute.

litinior says that Geri Grant is deter-

mined lo ptit an horn-st man at the head

-of the Post ()llicc dcpartitieut, if there is.

one in the country.

The next style of bonnet, ' ‘ to be a bead

and two inches of ribbon faslcntid with a. it trill be strictly lul' use, our

hair pin. lor ornament.

A despateh savs that Geri. Dulce. the new Captain-(b

lowatull liberty in the preparation and transmission oi telegraphic news.

The Christmas plum pudding for tlicl

Children‘s Home in 'l‘orronto, was ‘ sonic- tliing like a pudding.‘ It took 11 hours to boil, ovcra lire which consumed half a cord of wood. ltwas made of 180 tloz.

eggs, 20 his. raisiris,20 lbs. currruits, 1'2. lbs. flour, 4 lbs candied peel. 20 lbs. suct, l

4 lbs. sugar, and lialt’lb. ol spice.

A horrible tragedy occurred at Salt Creek. aboutlorty miles from Clrritnnoo- go. Tenecscc, recently. the pnrliculnrs of which are as lollowsz—“it seems that Mr. Beane. l't school teacher. utternptetl to wlripa boy named Hutchinson. who re- listed and left school. A day or two all tcrwartlsynuiig Hutchinson. accompanied bv his brother and it man tiarnctl Smith. visited tltu schoolhouse for the avowed purpose of chustising licnne. and not lindingbimlhere, they proceeded to his residence. lit-tine saw them coming. and anticipating their errand, urnictl bim- scll and ulsodid Mr. A. Moore, who hap- pened to be at the ltouse. On their rirri- val Hutchinson said that they intended giving liim(llcrtno) :- thrashing. Moore remourtrnted. when Smith drew a pistol and shot. him dead. This was a. signal for all to reduce pistols. Benticslrot and instantly lllctl Cyrus liutcliinao... brother or the school boy. He had scarcely llrctl when Smith, who had instantly killed Moore. tired another barrel of his repeater at. Bernie; the ball struck. but tailed to immediately tlisabln hint. Deane then turned on Smith and lodged three bulls inbitt hotly. lntlicting wounds which re- sulted mortally in it iew minutes. Twent ‘ minutes after tlru ull‘ray couiniencet . Moore, Ileana. Cyrus Hutchinson uiitlI h‘iuith lay «lead on the ground within a row ‘ leetol each other. Hutchinson‘s brother was the only person who escaped tuilitrrt .'

The average strr-n tli oi the troops dri- rlng this year watt 3. ill. The nthiuslmrc into hospitable were 7.311. and tho tlciuhs mumintmltotlthof which (it occurorl in nod 25 out of hospital. llllll seven were of invalid: on their passage to or while tit Netti-y awaiting their discharge. These ntmilrera glvotlm proportion ot TIJ mt- irilssiuri! turd ill-l0 tit-tuba per 1,000 of the Fll‘t‘ltulfl. ntul both bring in excess of

oral or Cttlra. has relaxed. the rigid censorship of the pt‘os~‘. uiitl til-l

or the Great l’chrs, G coco has refused [the ultimatum of’l‘urkcy. mid hostilities .bave xrcitally commenced. A blockade- Irunnev. the Ebert’s. is said to have fired ion n vessel oi the Ttirki li squadron; the .sliot was returned. and tho Turkish Ad- tuirnl (an Eng, lunan, Captain Hobart) pursued the Gict t vessel into the harbour oi Syria, where she hail taken relugc. One reports: '5 the Turkish mnu-ol-wrir I tired upon and sank the [Juan's in the bar- r bour. btrt this is not ollicially confirmed.

[and it is now stated that at the rctptest lor the commander of a French ruaii-ol-war lying at Syi'a. Hobart l’asha :igre. (I to i wait for orders from Constantinople be- fore usingeocrcive ll.l res against the Enosis. ifhostilities r e proceeded with [Greece must. be the victim. and it is hoped ‘ that the Great Powers will bring.r joint and resolute tliploiiiatie action to bear upon

' Greece. to induce her to retreat from a pu-i . l sitioii in which she is all in the wrong.—

l European .lltu'l. i Tin-2 l‘oi'triai: Vote ior i'nicsiorvr.--lt 'is estimated that 5.7.17.285 votes were cast. for Pvt-Sitieiit til the late election. lot Which (lrrurt received . _ .020. and ‘503'tll0nl'. 2.716, 27.); Grant‘s majority .‘iU‘..7-l.:r.

i The wife oiStephciiDunn, oi Siillwalcr lCounly, last \\'l,'|‘k prcSt-uterl him with {Will} sevcit “little tins," lour boys and :llirec this all doing Wellanothcr included. 1 Stephen more tluns [or some, time —ll.v p

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ontimeiit to the Memory of the late Mr. Wirelan.

At a meeting held in the Market Hall on Tuesday last. Hon James Warhurlon in the C , for the purpose of rni~ingfirnds for tli: erection oi‘n Muriunieut‘to the memory ol the lite Hqu Whelan. and to contribute to-

son, the following ‘ichlUIIUHS were sub- mitted and agreed to.

l. Moved by the Hon. Mr. Hon-lair, seconded by the Hon. Joseph Hensley, At- torney General—

"'l‘h.-rt ll Committee of nine be uppomtcd. rut an r Exernlrvt l onrinitrec. with power to appoint

ollicratbr ‘tont Ilrc lrlanrl.l ' tlin purport- til

- ~|ralt' of the widow \l'licliiti. its “'1‘” ble Monument. to his rucmorv. ,(ri ' tlwcu Connolly, livtl . lion ’. II tll. .\lr. Hayrhorire. Andrew Mitchell, limp. lion. .\lr. llarihoirl. Hon. .lorn-p‘i “cllrltéy, and the lion Julich \l‘trrhurtoii.”

2, Moved liy the Hun. Mr. lie. sley. seconded by the Hon. Mr. Hayrlrorrrc.-

"Tim! the Committee be requested to collect money for the tort-going purpose, iriid report at it li'llltlt'u‘lticllllllgp-U|lc littll‘ttl the Mlltl no calleetul

to be funded for an ultnrnry to the widow, rtrrl thr- bahtnec (except £50 for tho berieiit ttrrd r- l cation of the child) to be appropriated to tho crcc‘ llll‘ll M truittiblc Monument." [ The Chairman read a letter from the hon 'Culcriei Gray, i which that gentleman re- gretted that in severe bronchial rtttrick pre- vented him frurii attending, but be expressed his approbation of the movement. Warn: of space alone prevents us from givitigthe lcttcr this week.]—l-‘n Jocitxat.

.———-.....______ SLl'llliMl-Z COURT.

The Hilary Term or'ihe Supreme Court for Queen's County was opt-tied with the usual torriialities on Tuesday but, His Horror Judge i'ctcrs [ii-(siding. Tire following gentlemen compose the Grand Juryt—Joliri lugl, Earp, l‘orcriinn; Robert May. J. Barrett Cooper, Alexander ltosr. Colin Holtn, Donald I'uluit'r, dairies I’enkc, Thomas Druid, \Villlaui Swa- boy, Allrcd millage. William Weeks, Samuel Muich. Joseph Kennedy, Alexander Robert- son. John Johnston. J. B. I‘ollnrd. J. ll. Stewart, George Douglass, and J. Sturdy. Enquirer.

Ilia Honor Judge l’ctersdtr his charge to the Grand Jury, ctirtcd tli ttlrc Criminal Calendar was light, but that thorn were two cam of n very serious nature wblcli would come before menu—one ii t'rttril case ot'tititbbir-g. rind tinn- tlicr an tittcnipt to about with intent to kill or do more grievous bodily injury. After hiy- irg down tlielrtw, inapplicable to these CIIIUH, the learned Judge informed them that it mu t icir duty. at: the Grand inquest ot'tbe Coun- ty, to present any purlicl whom they might indivitatnllv know to be guilty of tiny flagrant breach of the laws of the country. in orderi that all such parties might be brouqu tt. jui- lice and suitably punished. It was nino their duty to enquire into and adjudicate upon nll' cunt-I ot’rtllcuetl violation of the liieerinc law: that might be brought before them. Those written, with tho nautinntiori of suitable per- loiu to not in Fence Viewer: and Con-table:

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lat-cu a respectable ritid happy gathering at

gait-s driving almost the entire passage.. and being detained within one thousand miles ofN -! York for several days. The liltli oilicer and eight seamen Were swept overboard by [I heavy son, but all except the liltli otlicer were saved.