. r a 1 \ - ‘ hl .\l NI lullfillll‘. c“ ll ll.\ .I\l.. _ .... _ . lu~ hope that. now the t'lt'l'linu In uwr. itborc it ill be hum-vision l-vt' Incrc politic~ al clap-trap. and that this n It rpi Ii ‘ll'lllpt'l‘ I‘l All |utltt Ill’ilt' :II'Il miiln I‘ll}. willroun-ltonu-tnl wtiwslde.ln-Ihnrougii-

“"3... . . .-. :

unlea- one llttl seen. to imagine llll‘ l‘rI-sle tu‘t'. till! innocent Many of tin III we flcm‘u-rr-flowvrs inst bur-um 1'. int-- him-m ; only the morning mw. a at. as pain and dellgbtlul liuI-. with it- pvlals ambled \\ ilb di \t-drops can gite an idea wt Ilus. fat in admin-av. this, oI'tln- beauty .-I l‘raoI-e. With its di-tiuvt. liuishcd lIM‘tl inIn-ule.

II- I" all _ '1: any and continu- l tlo v at lil'n :t yes (all oI I'.|‘ dor. blue as \iolets. looking without cous- lltll“

(1‘. nrrrspondrnrr. ‘lII I'III: cilia "tints-til“ r, I:. Isl..\.\‘m

l'...'. tr I "Inna/i : ly tiudvt'sluml and lion-wily di ciIh-d. h in wlih some dry 't c at r- luetanrc I‘aal Tl“. "M‘Ni‘m‘ l \cnturc on an e\pri ssiun oi thought tc- “.|I'I|l‘|"1‘..‘.|I‘Allnll‘ Intiu; to tile \ r\etl I‘tlfsllnll ol l'tpilctb'l‘h l '“m. um. Hm“ I“ 8““ l“'l"'""““""‘ "‘ "I‘m'll- not in cut torouv \\:Iu|‘. or proper- enunei-tiou \\ IIlI our Iutun- \iellare oi. II ‘i "m. I" “w “HIM. pm. illl...‘ flu“, “ “NM. ‘l"$-"“‘li‘ll“"~."'¥"‘ ""‘ l" l".‘ l.""“"" .‘“" . er “t‘l cuiu- would be raised IIInh-rtlu- Iu-wI """i‘ “l “"‘ill ll"“' "W l“"l‘l“l-l “'1 t" lb" “it” I v'tltvvnc to be? a solution “i ll'" iarill'; and that a large portion ol it would} rhtest emotion the blond rtlou-s itsell".«‘UIIII'I'H‘Y‘N- "‘“J “""h *"‘“" "l"“““"l' be about on the public \t'nI'I.~ul‘llIeotbl'l‘i ‘ the l'lll't . tlu- tlrck. t'\l‘tl dun It In le'lb'l' 'lu-‘lln"‘l ‘l"’”l‘l hm" ‘l""° I‘m}; "" I'I‘oiitIci-s.tI'IIIIi which \n- onIbldI-I'lvc bul‘

tho (‘lllt‘lll‘l‘ l’c chit Ily jiu “null. llownncc Iur out bu al purpmr‘

Tl

I‘m-tut l'i‘lpt'llat‘t, leliutllvi. .._ tinny“. "cm-«Inn. it c.. lttl‘ul'l and "Itdnttl‘.

federation. and our prcM‘IIt revenue. may be dim sun-ll :-

Emigration. l‘rmmt-mI-I‘ Fldmrim Marine tln-plinth. Imam- Alylnmn, \‘ulnntci-rl ntul Militia. I'ellltvntinrieu. lnIrie-I --t‘ l'ublic Dell.

The contrast between revenue under t‘nir ‘

l'ermanent loell vet-rune _ under t 'ont‘ederoliou. 72.756 ll 3_ Itenu defrayed from public I purse estimach at 40.4"!" 0 ll

I'utal revenue Inder l‘oan-dN L"I"

Ii'usmv. iron.

, . . . _;., ., ..

l. 1867. .Simmcrslilc Journal. Titanium but t. M.

'1 1" No notice can we taken ol niinny mqu -o..nnanicz-lions. We .aiut know the name-

rnd milimlmol'our corn-moonian u a cum .l‘fltiy at'.li3ll'cood t'.-i.!I. c " ‘1’~ukctorenu‘comunu

We cumin un ler- .Ii'.on~tlwint\-noi n-«l

I-llll'l‘tlllIAI. \\‘;\.\'l)lilliX(lS.

l'..\tu.v on-l.iday morning: last we

J.- xxx» 7'"

, - \."W :m

The miserable cabin: with broken wilt- dowa. and when gaping walls by I hun- Ilr -~l oi eningn let in the wind and the rain. are no longer to he Itvtt; they at replaced by large well built. well Iightfll Mt‘ltntd houlimt. A neat well painted. well liniahctl school house is one of the unrest indications of the advanced intel- liyfl‘ltt‘t‘ of the people of the uctllcmenl in which it is found. that we know of. Another sign of the enlightment of the inhabitants of: country in the late of their cburrhcsand mectinghoulel. “‘ho

'.' undertook a journey to the Metropolis. can think very highly of Apeoplc who

the shoulders. in pure lllt“llllil'|l \\.I\cs: you see emotion flitting on thew transpa cut llashes. like the \:Ii'yiu;: Iinls Ihal play upon tlIeirIm-mloivs: and this \‘ll in purin is so genuine that you feel an impulse lU hover your eve! in respect. And vet. all natural and: ill s. as they arealu-y aic not languid and italics :Ilicy enjoy and -au 'aetual It‘l‘t‘il. likellu-irbrothers: with r death in the wind. they are to. n.\vb non it y‘ "old. -' llupingl nu horseb ck and akin}: long \ Illi“. in this conntry‘alile of action luriinc the plcgutittic temperament. and the hearl be- comes more simple while the body is be- coming more round."

U Latest-from Europe.

isb .\Iail which arrivch

y last. we have l'lnropcan l

news to the ilith inst. The news- is- not

ofa very important nature. llclow \vill‘I

be found a few items :— ’I‘IIE INSi'lllilu .i‘ll).\'

The American-Irish have lillltl‘ a fatal: mistake. Men who have lelt II null twcttty or thirty years ago in utiliction. have cherished the mentor at their sorrows I and ignored all that has s We been done [0‘ relieve the distr . ‘ of their countrymen. whom they left behind. 'J‘hev have not. cared for the ode s success'l’iilly' made to} improve the politital and social condition. oi the people and to e llll I a conviction unc 'ul dc rc to redII the grievances

I I I I

iv the lint. here on Saturd

ir suitable demands.

unwillingness new to reluh-rjusticc to Ire- land; and the discontent is tllSSflpllf‘fll'lll" under wise laws and judicious arrange- incntu which statesmen ot all shades oI .opinion concur in. The l"eni:ui insurrection which i. ted so much alarm and is still -the subject. ol uneasiness. must lail because the people oi li faith in Ameri'an b-irlcrs. ol whom lilllt' more. is heard tholi that they llaunt in rib- hons and tall lcathcrs. win- ‘e tln-re is little danger. and tell their unhappy lollewcrs

to go in" and light where the In is but and heavy- These InIli-Ippy ins-II vents-

are dupes oi'the “ brave in l‘c illcl's. who Itluansclvcs are dupes of their own igno- rance and ambition. The one believed that an immense power was coming over the sea to help them to obtain scan-thing which they cannot better deiinc than by the use ot the word " rights." and the others were vain enouglt to suppose that on their appearance the whole country would rise against the Government. The penalty ot'tl - e errors will be serious. aiul while the misguided Irisluneu who have followed .lmcriian leading

.will be pilieil, no cominiiernlion will be givenl

to foreign adrcn urch who have so cruelly led them astray. “ I'lles’e leaders are de. ibed .IG men “who having become Illtlitlul tor steady industry by the habits gained during the four years of war. are now heat upon gratifying their propensities at our expense. The peasantry nail labourers who make up the hulk of the Fenian lo 'IL". follow these melt with implicit obedient-c. I‘hey find them bold volublc. conlidentiu assertion; they see tlIcv have good clothes and plenty of money; null they believe they have the strength not only

ofthc American Fenian organization. but of

the linitcd States tlIeInnlves behind them." \l'batever may be behind them. they find a powerful Government in front. ami the respect- able and reflecting population siding with the authorities . The case wasdill‘ercnt informer rebellions, when Irish gentlemen came out and need at the head of insurgents lighting: ~nnddyiug for their cause. In this .l~‘eniau rising we find only poor labourers following

the feathered adventurers. and a hundrod or'

so ot'l)nb|in nhop-boys,‘ 'lyn, missing at the .eonuucuccincnt of basil 'siI on Ash-Wednes- day put in their appearance in the afternoon. when the prospects of insurrection were .Ilarkeaing. The fact is. the real people of :Ireland without abnting one iota nl'their cl ms for redress of grievances. are unwilling to join thtI out of work "generals" and “captains” who have come across the Atlantic in s 'ttI'L‘ll of fortune.

The agents of the different fire insurance mmpanica in Liverpool on Thursday held a jlleclillfl. and it was agreed that every means abould be taken to prevent the action of in- m-a-linrics. links have Wu that. they must. keep it good force at night on

laud generally have nol

The managers of all the Iocai‘ ~t-ved it warning to the etl'cct.

Ibis. jiittb- benefit. We have spt'ltl Iwoycars in tearing: in: union and contribute our lull quota to-

t

Soun- pro]qu to cuter tlu‘ 'l‘otal ordinary I'cteiiiiet‘uI-‘ou. l .-\

Hearing that tTIc 'l'own lload was not in

‘anll‘er the house dedicated to the Icrvice

tlt'l‘t“ lb.- 1 IIt'lII‘i'51'lli'lllt'.t|lltlllllll‘lll‘rll‘l wards the rent- 'aldeIeIu-c.sav L‘Jsono -cr' Ilaiance in favor of t'ont‘cda .'.'::.'..‘.tat I: 2 the tar ‘ best condition. we ditci-nincd ot'Uod torentaiit unfinished and tin lint- l I— L . - l . )

authors or tricnds. The on rest Iluibbh-s 3‘ have eng; d the pen-oi ourin- ratlu-r IlrI ;_"I‘c:ll principles; and personal I l bicl crings. \viIlI no small admixture ol I s ll y' slang. iiaveiu-cupiml publicatlcntion I

Instead ol the important (ltlflslilllls actually l with lesst

involved in t‘ouledc 'ulion. i i

Canada has had her full slIztrcol abuse at | our hands a ~cllt‘tuc which we are un \villii lch‘;_. aspiug. lltllllllIL‘ ring. rt aclcr has all led iargq

' to accept. 1 lI-sschat'~

at writers. and IllSllllI‘sI‘ n

;.”...,.p'i.,g p. un-ucl "pun".- tliat we urIv nuIr obtain terms of the most \

will plate as in a most t'kt‘l'lll'lll lIo . “mph” 0. “mp-pi. position. and which must be followed by

"""‘v l"""l"“‘l “‘0 "r" “ll'm't'tl l" k""l'l Ilut. if xvi-fallow the advice of those who r own l‘l'\i‘ll“ls.. slaud is islicd to submit to such a t‘eneralt’owrianent our portion of Ilu-eosi uisc'ablc st IncIIslhis. nnd beside nll‘: defence, kc" the contrast would rtau-l‘ Illici'di lvaIiIagi-s. be content to exist thus:— an ball" the revenue we III y'l't‘laal rcveuue under "oufcdcraliou. .Cii... ‘tcrms with the union. perhaps I't'c-cllt revenue of I'. ll. L. £TI' s51 I it i belie\ ed Less our muta far deieucc, 25.3.4li

Iavc by la till. he accomplishid.

inpd. Making our belt local revenue

nus character. which. il ‘ . . . am...” out ot t nun-duration.

ulvant'

51.374

or .\ \‘izauu' Loss To 1‘. li. lat wt». or £60,905.

:tl to the in nation ol'sonu: or our pr... a. stale ot pr spi 'in to our 'iclllllll‘:\l.. I ‘ min...” punt. "y." I Imu- “a p. [.m-l, I. iII:taIil:u-IurIIur uul coinuu-I' I lulcrcsts.‘ We presume the other l'rovIIiv-cs will coll- Ibat this trcatuu-ul is dcservn-il. l-‘llt‘ll H W” have III-\e e cII dreauI'I ot'. ‘seui to pay us. on entering the I men. 35800.-

lam},r before (‘. lilll‘l had t'\.)l‘t'.~‘s‘t~tl . thought upon t‘onl‘edii Iiun. these Lower than iuccs had sought ll. Legislative Union. and it was o .ly‘ when that Scheme. wasI about being consummated. that t'auada stepped in and proposed tln" uiou of the liritisb l'ruvinel s. 'l‘wu reasons urged the pI'opr ll -iiou on her pat‘l. l‘l ierril lc \ bn in the l'uiII-d had unloriInIab-ly d: loped Sllt'lltllluslilt‘I disposition against Ilu. - I’Iotinccs. that. llinlcl‘ l’rmidr-Iu-e. nothing less than our quIosI everliuns. backed by the strong arm ol't at iiritain. could have prevented our having been merrun by' the lawless uupriiu-ipied gout s which cnIcI'c‘ed ironi that w- r. The IlII tcncd .‘llll't limit by lha ifuiicd States ol'tbc liceipvo ly' 'l'I'ean which had so :unaxiugly improved t‘\

it'll \\'I'I't‘

isli l’I'oviIu ud tbcu IIiIilcdly archaltci' ‘otber Inarhc s in which our iapidly ' -. lpaudii ,_; couunercc should liud a sale audl prolitablc ticld ol a.-tion. g

; 'l‘hrongb all the negotiations which bavc‘ tsiuce taken place between the gr It politi- ‘cal leaders ol these i'rovinces, I have dis- l'tl\'t'ltll II! "III. Iupt on the art of taxi .to llYt'l'I't ch the Mar iIiIc t‘ole. i4. 1 When a departure Iron 'llf'l‘lll principles

hasocctd'rcdwto the c 'diI ul' t'auadian

politiei as be it. Ii-i—it was iIIvIIrIably luv; the bcnI-Iil ol'nue or auollIcI‘ol lllc smaller pI'ovincl-S. and llll pII-sliouablv Io lllt'llt'll'i- Incnt ol'llic interests of t‘anada. For iu~' stance. when it was represented that New- lInundlaud had no ' llt IIlIlIral or other in- .t-rest to fall bar upon. whenever her ., tisbing.r int t tailed, it w: It once conceded that II . “as a lair exception; and on the ground of giving up to tln- (leneral (iovcruIIu-nt.herIniuesand mi: 't'-I als, the sum ol'slfilvaitlJ was added to the

portion 01 Illatt‘olony. It u asalsoshou ll

ithat New llruuswick needed additional

help. beyond the fixed tic, in order to

meet. her local expenditiu - 'n

the dillicully was met by ll" 1 l I allow? ance of soaboo per year for lcll Years . liver since the Quebectichcluc (which \rai' lltllit'tl on the principle ofcvcn-h.unled ins-I tire to all) \v well to ; althou'thalltbe

Maritime [‘11 s have cudl IvoI-ed to. obt tIon ol the term. l'oi'llicir own special advantage, wchave not heard

one syllable from (.‘auada pleading for ‘bett -r terms lbr in - own bcuclil ;' but . I'atl the tlrll""il Itiou to abide by Ihc‘ Qizel cScthne in Its entirety . proving that she. at lcasl, had no dcsilc to seek an in- ;creasc to her own local revenue. at the chpcuse of the Lower l‘roviucc.‘ Now. o IseI u how our politicians and scribblers have used this llt‘llrl'lllll‘lilllll ol'Cauada to keep close to [be Qllcllcc Scheme, not by" way‘ ol'cummcndaliou. but a I Igumcut against u: ~ coal‘ede

,..I. .

a strum,r ai'-‘ ing' on the gio'ind [/1111 not one (fl/1c [o'uriai'oos ol' Ilrc it‘lurhrc Selim/tr would [1" tI/li'lwl. \l'liat ("'1 the 'tctsi’ Not only has iI been alter- cd in some ol'iis most important lltllllls.l but the low r l'rorioccs havejustoblaiIu-i large conctssIons in their 1‘ vor. which has already put quite I new : peet on the ' -hcmc. 'l'lie tel cents par lit-ad has been‘ badly changed to the following ratin.‘ ‘taking the estimated population on the Isl January. 1867. as the basis. it gives I

l'opnl: ion. 1 l ppcr Canada. LSO‘JJIJI‘»

7.1

per head. tilt rents.

Lower t .‘anada, 1.3:“ will Tl ‘- ' Nova Scotia. 368.751 NH “ ‘ New Brunswick. L’llinamt “II M

addition to tile cral laws and t _ . ticneral lloverumcut should take upon it-v sI-ll'thc disbursement of certain sal- [ the expenses ol'mail services. iuipost I customs. \ullllllL‘t houses. A

.. - . . . . . , . . nI'IInswu-l i‘ ll ‘h arcyustly complained Ill and coueedel branch ol trade on boili sales at the hut-.3 - ‘ \\'hatevcr inay'eunpelled our sl..l'.~tncn to seek for :tl sheen the case li)l‘lllt'.l'l\'. there. is no ‘ closer counnci'cial bond between the llrit-‘

I '- - ' - Turn l-...-...,u..$ h, “H. llUl.tl\.ll| upnv Ihnt torilu lo “I In

III "‘l\‘lll" u ) all the t h n I I and the abs cc ot revenue lrnIn

’(ic | (iort-rnIIu-III, c. ch l’roviuce rc-~ . .. . ‘ l. ' . -. . -.~ . mine Ind mu .1] I \ith this sum. our Iipuitd. In tln lu.t plat . llu u at sum 1 um "um" will m 0m Mi 1” .mm m

It \\‘.s an ccd that. im at public \vnr .encc ot the count”

Iot' local wants.

but Int all the large I'roprictory nterestst rcIuaIu I'| the Island and pay' oil' the oblig. ll” lions incurred for his Itcs recently purchased from Proprietors. We may then. by tho I'ilice of about 1:50.000, convert all the into t'reeholds. at such a price as will i" and Inilii'l. lighl- satisfy any r isouablc mind. and prevent the . «1*. Tit [for del'I \iuglheir necwsity t'or 'I'cnant Leaguers or kindred. lo ' Ii i'elpiiIcIIu-nls. 'ltch l’rovincc should ‘ |'<"|Ibit|>|ll0“~"- “.- l“*'”"“'C01"”l"'-“~ ."““ Jr“: .-.. u H... r. “H... “l'i‘ ,g gm.“ ('nm-n reallv desirous to see peace and prospci '5' Lands. tnin. uul minerals. and that tlIcv “‘ng um" u'” 1°"ifll' 1"“ .l'mml'h "l “I'fi' 5mm“ h...” v i” "(Miliml “Hm “I” Plum“. beautiful island. the opportunity now itllurdeil. chest. an cents per head. according to the "4 ""‘cul'llful m pri'dul"? “"5 "mill" . , Impuml...” “1' 15.”. 11....” .1“... p, .....,..._ ’l‘lIe incidental benefits resniiiiigtrom ’ on- .\'ow this would have worked well enough. l"“'"""ll"" “"“u'l. sum“. l'.’ h“ " “mg Immi' had the resources of each t‘olonv l)ct'llrilll “1"” .m" “"lir'“ n" ""l'wnc “'5' “llm‘ 1" .. Imp. In" “Ii,- "I “Ht “m “V... X“... Iluslnlo: "i-tvuu k. cred illitt~ uIrsenytllI ulll u l. “mu” him “hm,” lmnl‘ the other lllllill‘L't‘s.—Illl )leI s to trat e orI . . bv ‘ ustout lluusc restrictions or ilmldmljv .lls. "I SMAUMU ‘1‘ 31"”3 £5in to all those great and noble .‘ “u hum” film’le “I”! 1"" (“"‘l'l‘ls institutions. of whiz-h the other I'rovincts Plumb-""0. “'llll” “I‘m” “‘Vl'lv‘" lustlv boast, which would fI'celv open up to‘ “‘01” dies IIoI’III'II_t/.' llI'I'I‘ lair 'vouug men a new world of 'Ihongbt and lies Ilic .ecI'I-l of tlic diliii lllll" which, [or "pupil? (tn the other hand. what great diz- m It‘ years. we have had to " Ilc wiIlI advantages will fall to our lot. i . by a con- whi e the other t ’ohmi -s|iaveI joyed their tinned refusal to accept t'air terms. a duty is I'cvcuul's. banded ore to tln I bv the imposed by the otllert'olonics on all our pro- “ping. (;.,\-..p,””..,,l “1...” I]... , puffiihp. ducc. cattle. horses. manufactures. tish.t tent was introduced. cal liritain had 33‘“ l" “'0 l “l"“ "irm‘lul'v 3"" l “"9 l“ "H IiiII-i‘iiitztlt-III lorus. Shchadlungbclorc “W """l"i"ll""‘ imdm’wil 0" 1"". "‘W' “T granted away‘ all our lands to cerlaiu pl'o- l‘;'_""ll‘.l.rlilll.‘.l.i 'illlwdii “liltilillli‘iillnllllfi‘.ilh‘Til'llltll “dd [0 “01“ m“ “3" 1“ i’rovicce. Should we persist in rejecting ' Islll'll terms . 'c l: and ji Ito l'. . ls- licre then w.. a fair ground for com- land. we shall .lcrsm-rt- In remain. a spclrlilclc pI-nsaliou.\vlu-u an invi ion w ' cu to {or the uazclucut of all intelligent men. a us to enter upon equal terms a LIIIoII oi dishonor to our .\loilIer ,‘aumry. and a re- ill lhcsc t'olouies. W "u could a ill'Il'I: preach In our lslaiid tor ages to come. favorableopporllinily‘ he presented that: Trusting tla-se ilnnutlus and figures may \\ sopcu to (is. if we had only scnl :I have some little influence in placingih In- sIIilablc ilclgg.3 t lull in [he (‘olonial Uhicc. partaut subject in its Irtu Ind proper light. ol lil‘lllg our just claims belore the llriiish aiul in leading: you to :- r (decision. (lot nun-III. and :iskiu Nos the lirst cute. I rem: I. I~‘ellow-t'olo: sis. ditiou of union. all enpu . IcnI tor the loss Your obedient It. we had susiaiucd by ibegrauliugawait all “'“ll'lsl‘l'l “film’- mu» l;\||||\' ' Charlottetown. ‘.‘lsI .\lareb.-Ia":7.

(in cell. Iing to the Utchi-c (‘oIIlcreIIcc. no find a proposition was ot‘u-red by the lion. (icorge i 'nlcs, that the sum oi £200.- Uilt) s at. should birgit II to i’. ll. island to buy' up the la ds' i'cILiainiiIg in the hands ol the l’roprn-Iors—lmth schold and \viltlci'ue '. The principle intolvcd in this I-cipi ippeard so nIItra-reous. IlIal no one. cla‘e would. loi‘ a utoIncnI. enlcr- taiaila-ilmuglu. Hallo-IIill--l'I'an-iI-IIa-s‘ rights been knon leII bv the llI'IlisiI aild t olouial (Itll't I‘i.‘~ucul Id. were their leases worse than ['1 led all over the (‘onliuculfl Why. then, should it la gc sin-I ol'Inoncy' be taken from the other i‘nlon- ics for the espt tl bcnelit ol'a cl in one t‘olony 2‘ If. however. the rmpu-sl had been based on the lacts above stated. that we had Iu-ilhert rown Lands, mines. nor minerals, from which to dc ive the least. revenue, and that. it we \\'I. c to be placed on the same leI'cl as the othcrt'olunics.in our liability to contribute our initial por- tion to the "‘i‘llt' 'ai rcvcuuc.that it wasonlv ju.‘ and lau‘ to this island to place as nil u erpiol butting with tile other Provinces. as to our local t'cvciilu.'. If the (ti-own hands. initic and minerals ol‘cach (.lolonv had been gin-u up to Ihc (icucrul littt'l rIi- ment. we should then have no l'aultlo I'IuIl on this poiai; but. to allow upwards ot one lllilblll and a ball'doilars to be divided aluony,r the. other members ol the. t7oulcd~ cracy‘. and for this Province to rcceiveno- thing, \‘as a principle that not Would have l‘t‘L‘l'H d the sanction ol the ('onl‘cr- ruee. or the llrilisb Government. it proper- l_v laid before them.