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‘ - . . . . w. int; the courier with llut for the storm which (Jassimsr and his party cp- Ntutttcrvtl. the cuttt‘icr's mission Would havi- horn trutt- Ins.

whom he delivered his (IC‘IMIK‘IW‘.

any posaihlc chance. tskt- surlt a route ll’v' should lvad

her to meet lit-r lord on tho wctv. ijttttk ht-ttlrs at one el‘tht- stores in the village. and dis- 50 certain of Mit'ccss was (nodular now. that lw did‘ttf'llscd in the Ialttc oupcrb Style. at the dioxin-«ables:-

not even alt-tam the cuttl‘lvr until he -li.uild hold an iu-l ct tly. Sir. your uttt‘t'espontlrttl‘s tdvas of fraud mogul.

tervivw with .‘\t‘asilus. l-u'. tit-«5.4M llmI him in: it :t-gnunlu't'tti‘e urns: have ltccst cast In an Urtcntal mould.

straight; with flattering prouuu-s In his cmpiuysr. 'l‘ur courier was riding for gulzl. and hook lw went to claim the reward of his hardly tau uiuplislml purpmc. ,

To another chapter we “that refer tho lt‘utlrt' for tlu‘ meeting beta-son the hint; Amsiius. and he who brought. snub foul tidal;- from the court ul Atlcns.

To In. (IONIIIIIUQ'LIs (Entrtfzpu-tttltttt't‘. ““Mwwfif...Jill};III.”“A ‘” l

MIL. SHERIFF DUDD‘S "Ill-il'ttll'l‘“ (l)? 'I‘lIIZ‘ TEXAXT UNION llIS’l‘L’lthNCIflS.

moans sent him off at curmlarniiable inch of spaco in Mrs. Smith‘s house—Tate onlyl ‘plaee of entertainment in the village of Scum hast~ l

"at as it was, he first arrived at the city of his lltt‘av"!-" ‘ . ‘ . bowel. and there awaited the coming nt'tfusimar. this person of Judgment and 'Xltcf‘tllllcc. to determine ()t‘ cuttt'w, “lfltjllu't‘ worthy tins cult-brateil " feed" was of tho specious. this additional item ni‘sootutng guilt. he to full be able litigh-wuudung chm-actor given It by your verse one In- to make out a far stronger can: than lu'. Wuultl ullfl have formant. when 1_ Mi you that it. cost us the exorbitant no“... 3,... I... Mum] 1.5. .m.‘ m .1... yum“... or his sum of two shillings uml l0u~pcttcu huff-penny. ,r‘nr- ‘It'af'i. first the «prom had lied from file t'nut‘t. ct'ctilrt'tll'}'« I'PIWU. Um‘y think of that. Mr. I‘AlflOl‘l lwu {houglt slut was coming hithcr. for he did not .luu'nt that i‘lttlliltgs :ttul ton-penci- hall-penny for an honorary (lfll- Ara-ties would instantly st' rt for ltmm‘. and llu‘ pom-I I H t _ ‘ _ '

hilly ul'tltair tucctmg true if 'm- [tantrum]; lut' tln- lad) ‘ [\Vi‘ flu-how fur t.to solids. or that portion of the would doubtless trawl olowlt'. and could sun-wt). by "[7qu l‘nnltlt‘tl ly Mrs. Smith. and ten-pence Itali—

.nn.‘ been n-cviously 1.3an up by our own “gallant lot I will leave it to yourself. Mr. Edttor. as

"('1‘ to a (Ils‘ltllgudv‘llt’fl oiljugr ot‘tho " King‘s ()wu." viz:

pcnny worth of rum and brandy. procured in black

Although the aforesaid tliuuov cmtslilutctl a tolerable meal. enough for a lot of hungry nth. after an surly btcshf‘sst and :1 hard day's drill. it. was not. neverthe- less. quite gorgeous enough to excite either the aston- ishment or admiration of a gentleman who had been ICCUsNHltt‘tI, during several ycars of his life. to the sumptuous fare and cestly service of the oiliccr's mess in one of “('1‘ Majesty‘s Regiments of the line; nor vet. no my opinion. is it. of sufficient public importance to nwrit bruit: made the subject of an article in one of the leading journals of the Colony. 1 am. tlcar Sir. Yours truly. EMANUEL .‘It'I‘IACIIREN.

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pleasure than in reading in pages. It should obtain a wile circulation. coming on the long and dreary own- tags of fall and winter; and we feel assured from the No. before us that wherever hi finds an entrance it will hes welcome vssltor. The October N0. which is the first of the volume. presents as rich a bill of fare as the Au- gust or specimen number. which was so well received by the press of Canada. We particularly call attention to an article on the 'I'ints of the Forests in Autumn. by that intcnsa admirer of nature. the late Mr. 'I‘horcAu. Also. an cchllt-ut tale. for stepmothers. entitled. “ Jamie‘s Home." The “ Old Man‘s Story " is sugges- tivc for men of httsiucss; Mill Utere is a remarkably lively oltefch entitled “ 'I‘hrce Bunches of Beads." by Mrs. Campbell. of Quebec. which conveys an admirable lesson to parents to treat children justly. Mrs. Ilnnict ll. Slouc‘s article on Household Fariss is Worth the whole price of the magazine. The Music and Poetry in this number are very fine; and. indeed. all the com tents. which are very varied. are deeply interesting. and

may bo welcomed to the fatnil circle with confidence. Canada should surely su tport t Ill interesting Magazine. which only cents one dollar per annum. The publish- ers are John Dougull & Son. Montreal.

"on. 'I‘. W. Anglia. M. P.. for Gloucester County. will arrivo at the Railway Station by the mid-day train to-day. and will be escorted by his friends to his ros- idsnce. Mr. Anglia. altough a Roman Catholic. is s

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FINANCIAL AFFAIR! or Cstians.-—-Wo learn from a Montreal Despatch dated Sept. 16. that the rovenuo and expenditure statomonts of Quebec and Ontario for August show so noses of rscolpu over expenditures of four and a half millions of dollars. Poor ruined Camilla!

We clip the above from the " Examiner" of Monday list. We do not put much faith in sensation tslegrams on the eve of an election. and it lo a question whether the one here referred to is reliable. Four and a half million dollars. more than one third the total revenue uf‘Causda out of Union. is a large saving- for one month. At the end of the financial year. we dare say the bulaucb will as usual he on the wrong side of the account. If not. it will prove that Canada. which was all along running into debt. made a good bargain of it. when the revenues of N ova Scotla and New Brunswlek were handed over to her keeping-«Pat.

SHOOTING MATCH.

A Shooting Match of th Volunteer Artillery. with lliflss. took place on the Model Farm. on Saturday. llilh inst. A strong wind across the lino of fire. There were forty-Jive men present. Fire rounds at each range of 200 and 400 yards.

1st Prize. Medal and .2. Presented by Company. Won by Set-gt. Daugherty. 31 points. .

2d I’riso. Silver Cup and at. Presented by J. It. Pollard. I-isq. Won by Gunner Wyatt. 26 points.

3rd l’riso. Medal and ‘2. value £6. Presented by

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Florence. Sept. 22. (ion. Garibaldi has issued a stirring address announc- ing that the time has now come to oVerthrow the t runny of the Pope. restore Rome to Ital . and give the eternal city its ancient supremacy. as t e capital of tho Italian nation. A proclamation but! also been fil’o- mitigated by King Victor Emanuel. warning s11 tsly against taking part In or siding or abetting a neat... tionury movement against Rome. which is denounced as s crime against the laws of Italy and of nations. The proclamation concludes wit a trust that the Go- vernment will not fall to visit with vigorous unlsh. meat all persons found engaged in illegal hu tltitigs against. the papal authority. - Ora-awn. Sept. 2i. The official (lszotto to-tlsy contains an order rero- uing the Parliament of the Dominion until tho id of ovambor. The Parliament of Quebec is pruogued until the «1th of November. New York. Sept 23.

A special from the City of Mann. 8 t. 7. ltatos that the remains of Maximilian had arrive there from

Quoretaro. and there was overv probability that they would be delivered to Admiral Togothofl'.

liostou. Sept 24. Funeral ohsoqulcs'wero held this forosooa over the

remains of Sir I-raderick Bruce in Trinity Church. in Summor Street. Tho attonduuuee was large. and em- braced s largo number of our English clttsens.

The front oft he Singers‘ Gallery was tastefully and

appropriately adorned with flags. the Union Jack being s I

own upon the rl ht and the American flag upon the

left. the former be ng more prominently displayed than the latter ass. mark of respect to the deceased and the nation he represented.

The services wcrc conducted by Rev. Dr. Potter in the absence of bishop I'lsstburn. nearly all the Boston

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This precious document. dated “15th August. 1505." is not affected by the mutations of time. Its truth m falsehood remains the same to-day as in 186.». when

Lieutenant Davies. Won by Corporal hiatthuwa. 27 points.

~1th Prize. £1 103. Presented by Capt. Morris. Won bv Gunner Mcttou rail. 25 points.

gentleman. and St. John will yet regret the day she al- lowed Fenian rumors and political domagogucs to de- prive her ofthe services of such an independent and

To 1'": Burton or '11": Ilunup. Dusk Stu:— l'muit me through tho. medium of your aper. which

ushered into existence by weak and vucillhling minds In "confusion." ()rudlcd in the crimson trappings of Stats—fed with the pop of the "sage" and great of the

ever manifests an admirable promptitutle tn lending ito columns to the advocacy of public rights, to dircct the :llit‘llilttfl of the (‘mmnisaloncr who oltpet'intcttds the trialling and l‘cpttlrlltg of roads and bridges III the Sec-

honrst man. As ajuuruttllst. Mr. Anglia has no equal

in this Province. and now that he has been placed in so prominent a position. his opponents. as well as

'5th Prise. £1. ’rcsrnted by Llrut. Tanton. by guttnrt‘ Jury. '2!) points. tith Prize. Gold Iircast l’ht. Presented by Sat-gt.

“'0” Episcopal clergy being present in their robes.

The services were conducted in the usual Episcopal

form and wore very solemn and int tressive.

land—clothed with the choicest garments that ingenuity. es erience. sod crhsps wisdom. could devise. it. was duly placed on the shelves of the art-hives of the (.‘o- Iouy. ready to be htought forward as s witness record- in; the circumstances which suggested its introduction. as well as to testin in favor of those “ lull'lol! “ of the then Government. who claimed to be the saviottl‘s of their country. The “ cmifusiou " existing at the time

friends. will reap largely from his labors and oxpe- Dnghcrty. Won by Iisttcry Sorgt. Major Pauuuore. ricnce. The “ Ireotuan" will naturally double its cir- 34 POI"!!-

cnlstion. and will be more extensively read througout 7th. “I”. 108- 15'3"“th by Company. Won by the Province. We congratulate the electors of (ilouccs. Gunner YUHIWI'» 33 Polnl'--l'a¢- *

ter on their choice. and hope that they will prove faith- ~~ ful to their Ilc rcsontstivc. and thereby enable him pkgpAmxu FOR Tm; COLOXIAL EXHIBITIOX more thorougtly and satisfactorily to attend to their interests. New. in conclusion. we are pleased

Outof respect to the memory 0 Mr. Bruce the Cus- om House NM closed from ten to one o‘clock: the tits 5 wotc placed at half-mast. and the bells tolled durng the funeral.

We have received a despstch which states that II. 13. M. stcumer"(iannrt" has been ordered from Ilslifax to Boston to Convey the remains of Sis Frederick Ii rum: to England.

uud llnutl District of Print-c (‘ounty. to the dilapidated state of the Bridge over Lotti ltivcr. In attempting to cross it ycstcrday. I was obstructed by the tilting of a plank that new ilcd a longitudinal position on the bridge; and which came in collision With the wagon. doing It art-tat damage.

Now. Sir. the (Tounnissinucr of this District. should.

The public. are aware that thc P. E. Island Exhibition

of its birth haviu subsided. the mental vision of its authors may possi ly have become less obscure; so the probability is. that new a more tit-passions“ discussion of the question's merits may obtain. and the extrava- ganruntruths alike disgraceful to the accuser and the accused. may be rectilit-(I sad excused. With this view. and under thit impression. we again timidiy ven- turs to Mk space in your columns to defend innocence

in justice to the public. exm-ciso that degree ofvigiluncc and strictures necessary to enforce the ciliciont pur- fot'numcc of public works of this cltnraclcl‘. so that the public can trsvdl without hazartling their lives or pro- perty. Hoping that these suggestions may have the desiredlefl'cct.

Ircmstn. Sir.

Your ()bedicut Servant.

to congratulate “ little Peter“ on his fruitless attempts

_- SJ. John Suit.

We learn that James Kennedy. West River. the pre- sentlyn'oprietor of the property formerly owned by the Ilcv ‘rofcssnrkoss. had two ofl’tis barns and an outboun-

with contents. including two cows. destroyed b fire.

to “move “cum and Earth“ to ltcep Mr. Anglia out. October. as uIIVCrlflt‘d in all the Island papers.

will open at Charlottetown. on Wednesday. the ‘Jth of

W.- are glad to learn that the accounts front intending exhibitors are highly favorable and sugur well for the productions of the Colony.

'rtttt ttxutnrrtox ut'tuuxu. The new Dnll Shed. in which the Exhibition is to be

posed to be a Fenian vossel. has boon the coast of Kerry.

Dublin. 24th. It is reported that a sttspicibus-Iookiug craft, sup- crusiog oti

Florence. Sept. 23. The Roman Government is taking precautionary

steps to guard against an attack from without. or u

and repel falsehood, though surrounded and supported Semcmbcr g0 “67 \ “UTAH. "n Saturday night In“. The dwelling home an mm_ mm is.“ yer). ammo“ mm". M,” Named for we PM. sudden rising mum. the on.“ by It“ :hfi‘gm'll’f’i P0199!“ ":lfllili'll'zil! 0‘ “I” (“W‘m‘ In ‘ a ‘ ' ‘ " thcr burn. with contents. were saved by the cxcrtionsof POW—It It I?” “9‘ “mg “"‘l 60 “Wt Wit“- All the Pontifical troop! are being withdrawn o 1 0 r ‘ l I ~ 7 w: I. " ‘7Ll'7 1,:7‘ -. ' r‘nta‘. »" ’ . 12:3? .‘fl-T'

No person. with a moderate share of common sense.

cod breeding. and” respect for law and order. can read

r. Sheriff Dodd's “Ropot'W—bttlicving it to be true—— but must. regret and deplore so grave-m departure of all that gives confidence. ace and security to life and property in this Island. ut if the statements therein contained are not true. no man. possessing the spirit of" even the lowest grade of humanity. but must feel dc- grsded to have his lot cast in a country where the public officials. forgetting what is due to themselves. playl such adventurous rranks to bring the. Colony into so degraded a position in the eyes of all the world.— And especially must those parties more immediately affected by it fool either sovereign contempt and pity. or scat-uful rusenttnsnt and Ilttiignaliott. But are the statements put forth by Mr. Dodd true and supported by facts! or are they untrue and unsupported. d'tc. ‘

' ho following Ian uage in “’11! report. submitted to and approved it he Executive Government. after “ mature” consi oration. unjustly snails and untrth- fully tsrnishes the reputation of “many thousands of tenants inhabiting the wealthier settlements of the Colony.” The Sheriff says—“ That the Tenant. Unmn system of terrorism. by which they intimidate the writ- disposed. unch tliruats of burning their premises and taking their lives. to so complete. that It. is utterly im- possible to look for any assistance outside of the Town. and I attribute the capture of Doucette wholly to the fact. that he and his accomplices saw the fire-arms which I had )lsccd in the hands of my constables.“ The extract it ove quoted. was not. is not. and cannot be oupportedby fact. and the Government of 1865 have committed one of the gravest faults that men could be guilty of. in giving publicity to a document so notori- ously (also. maligning tho people over whom they go- vented.

At the opening of the Legislature. on the 9th of

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A Wuumuo use (ixaomxo or Tatum—We copy the following choice extract from a late No. of the IIinst ('olmtisl. Dr. Tuppor‘s " organ":—

“Thank God the Union is safe beyond the reach of flows: and his treasnnsblcpach. The Union party are. after all. victorious. They have done their work faithfully. and can afford to laugh at the puny efforts of the adversary. Stand- ing on the ramparts of Union. we hurl defiance at the igno- blc faction which gropcs. and gabblos, and gtiushos its teeth around the base. We smile at their numbers- and their rags. and challenge them to do their want. They can do so— thing. The Dominion of Canada will remain and flourish while the British Empire lasts. and that. we fondly trust. will be forever."

“hat a heavenly state of mind the Dr. must be in. to be sure. at the result of the Election! We hope the. philosophy which its so largely quotes from the Montreal (Roselle. an organ which receives the dripping: from D'Arcy Mche‘s bibnluus pen. will he a balm to his wounded feelings. But we may be permitted to say that tho Colom'u‘s wholesale slander against his coun- trymctt. is about the meanest and hlackcst feature In his character. and will moet with a further fitting re- ward in due time. As to tho intentpcrate gobbling of the Gazette upon the elections. it. does more in tho Mar- itime Provinces to retard Union than any other cause. The “on. Mr. Howe. and those who think with him in the Lower Provinces. acting from reason and convic-

his neighbors. «he turned out at midnight to rcndcr him their assistance. Mr. Kennedy. we are informed. had not only his dwelling: houso and contents. but his barns. stock and crop insured in the Liverpool and London and Globe offices. It is very unusual that it five occurs In our rural districts, but tittt propriety and pru-t (lent-o ofiusurittg against such a contingency I! clearly demonstrated in the present. instance. nntl while the rates of insurance in the country are so very low. We think that no person should fail to place themselves be. read absolute loss. by adopting so reasonable a pre— caution.—~—I'icfou Blond/(rd.

A magnifier; Ill n-crption was accorded to lion Joseph Iluwc on his arrival in Ilallfsx on Monday cro- :.ing. Messrs. McLellsn. Jones and Power occupied seats in a handsome carriage with Mr. Howe. A large and enthusiastic procession marched through the prin- cipal streets of Halifax. Ilouscs were illuminated. guns fin-d. bonfires lit in honor oftbo people‘s chain- pton and the great. victory. The reception was the groatcxt ever accorded to n Nova Scotis Statesman.— l‘}. Citron.

Suocumu Acctnaxr or; run ll.ut.wu.-.-\ distress- ing and fatal accident occurred on the Windsor tlowu train this mornng st Birch (‘nvo. resulting tn the death of Dr. He ran. of LI. M. 1th (King’s Own) Rent" and slightly inlet-lug another. who were passengers on the tram. It appears that workmen were engaged this “coming cudravoring to pince on the track the freight cars that were thrown off yesterday. They hm] we. ccedcd in gctttng ono of the cars almost on the track when the Windsor train came thundering along Room enough. however. was left for the train to sass the freight car. Dr. Ilogsn hearing a grating noise. when thc car was passing. put his head out of the car window.

Two tnblcs are bring .crcctcd facing the main cn- trance and in the center of the litilltlingc-cach table 75 feet longwwith s sutllcicut s ace between each. These tables are for the accommo atiun of Exhibitors of ar- ticles of local industry. such as Cloths. Knit (iouds. Leather. Iloots and Shoes. Butter. the. ()u the left side oftltc front entrance a platform will be erected along the whole length of the building. for )IJCIIIK thereon- bags of (iraiu. Seeds. Roots. Fruits. t c.. and or. the right of the front. entrance ta space for Carriages.l Sit-ighs. Furniture. &r. At the north-west curl of the building will be rrrctctl a suitable platform for the use of Ilia Excellency and suite; on one side of' tho same place for the Hand. and on the otltt-r a room will he set apart for the (.‘etnmissionevs ttntl Judges—to which the latter will rettrohrtore gtvin their decisions. ()n the grounds attucht-(I to the built lug will be placed Agri- cultural itnplemct‘to. requiring large space, such as 'l'hrruhiug .Iachincs. (arts. I’lnughs. Trurltwagous. _\Iud Diggers. aw. (in these grounds also will be erect- vti pcntt for the reception of Sheep. Pigs and Poultry. 'I‘lwt‘attlo Show will take plan- thc following day ('I‘lmrsday) on the same grounds. There arc two lsr e stoves fitted up. one at (‘ttt‘h cm] of the building. or heating the whole place if rcqnisitc. The Exhibition will be open on the evening of the first day (\Vedneo- day) until 10 o‘clock; a Iiuud of Music will be In at- tendancc. and Speeches and Addresses in relation to the subjects ofI.oca Industry. Agriculture. the Fisheries. the” may be ex m-fcd from friends of the Exhibition. The whole bui ding will he lighted up with gas—tho chandeliers in the center and side lights.

It is uxpt'cfud from the facilities afforded intending competitors that a large number ofarticlcs of every do. scriptinn wall be exhibited; and it is hoped that the pub- lic generally will pafvouimt. by their presence on the occaslon. an enterprise so eminently calculated to fur- ther the best interests of the Colony.—

and .arottnd Rome.

from outlying points in the Provinces of Cit-its

Voechis. Viterbo. and Villetri. and concentrated in The (icvernmout is loading troops to the frontier of the Roman territory. Despatohes from Rome state that many arrests have been made of parties suspected to be in car- rospnndeneo with Garibaldi std his followers.