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Cl1ttl‘ll)liCl0\Vll. l’. ll, lmzrriil. S;riiii'rl:r_t'. .l:rriiiary 19, 1856.

,i;t_tllWM!;i'1§.Tf.l‘.h. EDNESDAY & SATURDAY.

New Series. No. 310.

tiAs'/.Aiti>'s' t}‘..r'z;t:'i"r‘i-3,‘ J Published by Haszard & Owen, Queen Square,

Is issued twice 2!. week, at 153. per year. AND (‘t).\"l‘.\lNS,

Till} LA'l‘F.S'l.‘ Nl*}W.3', .-\'i‘ ll0.\ll'l & Alil{0.\l).

1855. A.\li".~i [)l".SBltl.s‘.\\’ It-is receivctl by the JlIujr:slt'c, front l.ivcrpool, and Nir Jiluurirler, from l.otrdon, his usual supplies of Autumn and Winter Goods. which urn oll'ere.l to the public at the lowest possible prices you CAai{. A large ot o Ready Made Clothing. among which are norne vary superior Coats. on hrntl a few very good India Itubber Coats, Sea- inen’s Caps, &c., Nov. l, I855.

A merican House’!

THE Subscriber in closing up his present business

in P. E. Island. respectfully requests all parties, who are indebted to him. to hand over, on or be- fore the I-‘ins-r or Jaruutrtv lax-r. JUIIN GIBSON. December 13.

AMERICAN I-IOUE.

Fall Stock Completed.

Per Dancing Feather, Mary Jemima. and Mary

rm, FROM BOSTON AND HALIFAX. Y the above ships, the subscriber has just ﬁnished his l"At.t. IHPORTATION, comprising (besides his large stock already advertised) as follows: 80 cheats 'I‘ea—-warranted good. 12 puns~ Molasses, 4 birds. Sugar. 50 boxes ltrrisnia, I00 sides Sole Leather, 60 Stone, '25 bbla, Apples. 4 cwt. Cheese. _ to don. Brooms, l0 do. ails. 8 caslts Fluid. Nswell‘s Potent safety Lamps and Lamp feeder. in a variety of styles, l0 bbls. Nuts, 20 do Crackers and Pilot Bread. 2 bultra Bulfarlo Robes, dtc. dtc. _

'I‘ha whole forming a most extensive stock, and from the variety in the diferent articles, and mode- rate charges, is well worthy of attention.

Assnnrcrtrr House, Grafton Street.

_W. B. DAWSON.

Dec. I3.

7 HE Subscriber, thankful for the liberal patro-

nage he has hitherto received. beus leave to inform the public, that, ‘having recently. returned from England, where he directed his uttorrtton to the latest irirproventctits in Ilolslt Suorcirso and lim- ing put himself under the instruction of one of tire moat sciarrtilio Surgeons of the Royal College of Ve- terinary Surgeons, London, he conatderc btmsel competent to Shoe lIors_es u it the most improved principles. llorses having t err hoofa tnyured by bad shoeing. or other causes, may be restore to perfect soundness by being shod without the use of Nails. The subscriber has on hand a full so ply of SHOES adapted to Horses on the Road or arm. Also, can furnish all kinds of.r!GRIC UL TURJL IMPLE- Jl{I'.‘JV"I's on the shortest notice.

All persons to whom the subscriber in indebted. will lease forward their Accounts for ndjaritrttent; and all portions indebted to him will oblige by melting

immediate pziyntent. WILLIAM JAKEMAN. Charlottetown. Nov. 28, I855.

London, Oct. 29th, 1855. Gr:.~t1'r.tm:rr;

I lit-rt-lrv certify, that Mr. Wm. lulu.-man has been mretnlly cxanttm-.d by me. :rnd~ I llnd him fullv (?0mtrt'l€Itl to administer Mt-rlicincrl and al- teurl llor-..-.-'. Aal lrrvre lr:ttl overs uw.iIrst-llesl- jug ms ;.nlju¢‘I do ltt-g his stay in lrontlun.

Yours. (ierttlmnctt,

W M. l')V Ell.-\ ll D,

Full I|ll[l()I'ItliLl()tl_s.

l Queen Street Clothing House. I 7l‘lll'l Sifll."('lillii".llS I|'l\'U I'l‘l't',l\'4:(l pr-r llurqut: I , Fir .‘IIt'.t'rrmIcr. frorrt Irtltltlltll, :rtvtl.'I[i'_"('$.'it,‘ ifrovtr l.it'--rpool, the-ir litll supply of t. :'~'i (iootls which they ttow ollier for srrle art tln: ittwt‘.-‘l po.-.-ilrlo prices lot‘ cash.

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tt lil{()WN. A LEO ON lilucltirrg, Illrtck lead

'l'e:t, Stigrir. Stzrrvlt, Cnrrrrrtta, li;ti~itt.4, &,c. Uct. Illst. Sin FAIRBA.N KS’

CEl.!?BRA’|‘}JD

SCA LES,

or‘ ALL VARIETIES Warehouse, 34,Ki1by Street. BOSTON.

GR BEN LEAF do BROWN, ‘ Aatcivre. 3333‘ Railroad, Hay. Coal, and Farmers‘ SCALES set in any part of the Provinces by experienced work- (in:

men. Sep. 8th, I855.

COMMISSION MERCHANT

and ‘General Agent. IIE tinder.-iignod having good Shop.Cel|craga and Wareliorrse room, offers his services as General Agent an Commission Merchant. would attend to the purchase and shipment of Produce, &c. R.ar':rtI:iIca:s.—llorrbls. ruins ‘Inna. ' W. W. Lorin. “ D. ltaasraiv. *‘ CHAI. Youtvo.

W. B. Dears. Esq, Am. (‘on. Agent. GEORGE MOORE. Stratford Hotel, opposite Charlottetown, Id Nov. 1855. Isl. Ex. Ad. 2mo.

HARDWARE.

JUST RECEIVED from the U. S , and for sale.

By HASZARD 8:. OWEN. ; llenshan and Clemson's Superior Machine ground

cutting offnnd splitting Circular Saws, 18 inch,

1:‘ eular Saw Arbors. 23 inches,

Mortise Latcltes. Locks, Latch Lock, Lever Locks, and Locks with Night Latch for front door. from to We each,

Western and I'eopls’a Rim Locks,

Wardrobe lioolts. Hat and Coat tlodts, plain and braced Sol to la 3d per doz.

Argillo, Mineral, Porcelain (with plated shank and roses and lated shanks l’orceluin roses) Glass and Silvercd (Iiicnze Mounting), Door nobs,

llinges, Butt, '1‘. Hooks and Hinges, &e., supe- rior articles.

Tower and Barrel Bolts, Brass and Iron, dgd to 2s e.rc , Axes and Ilutchots, assorted sizes, Hammers, Music Stool Screws, Bench do. Wood and Iron, Screw Wreirclrea. 6i.c..

APOTHEOARIES’ HALL. The Old Established

HOUSE, 1810. CHARLO'I'l‘E'l‘0WN, MAY, 1855. T. DBSBRISAY &. Co. AVE just received, per late arrivals from Lon- don, Dublin, United States and Halllax. their Supplies for the Season, cornprising, in the whole, an Extensive and l'rrrt'ed Jssortirmrlqf DRUGS & CIIEMICALS, PERFUHERY, llrushes, Combs, Soups, and other "I‘oilct.requisitcs;

Pirirrts, Oils, Colours. ritnl Dye E“«-3.4; Frutu, Spices. Confectionery, Mndic:rtr=tl and other Lozenges; with all the Patent lllotliciucn in repute, and every other article usually ltcpt ntsinrilrtr l"..-it.-ibli.a'rt.nr~nts in Grant ll:-'rt:rin (Sec ./lprrlhtnnriee‘ l~I:rIl Jlrm.-rIi'ur.) 'l“m- whole of which they can with confidence rcoovrrmcud to the public, and. ifquility be considorol, at an tow, rt‘ trot low:-r prim-.-, tli or t‘roy c.rn be proeuod lg the

Veterinary Srrrgt-on. Member of R. V. Col.

.11 rftnt. Clnrrlottotown,May I3. 1355-

NEWS BY THE ENGLISH MAIL.

ll'.\\'ARE OF AUSTRIA.

Wr‘li..t'o t’l:c\\'ltt'l’t'. alluded to the renewed in- lt‘T"¢‘H1lt-II of Austria between the belligerent pu\\t't'S to the ('3|lat' of peace ; and have express- ed otrr lilrl:t"sil:illtIg opinion that it “ill be to'.lott- ed by no rt-.~.rrlt ofzt pactlic chtitacter. Austria is not in :r po.~ition to cointtitiitd the respect ofan) imlion. nnd t-onsrrprerrtly cannot nntlurtake the tIlllt'('s cf rrrvdiattrrti with any prospect of sucess. ilrit, whilst she is irn potent as regards the accom- plislrnrerrt r.l' anytiriirg good, we are not quite ct-rtzrin that she is 'tqo:rlly harmless as relates to the pt'I’petr.rlr0tt of wltzrt is wrong. We confess tlr:rt we view her with great distrust. Her policy and her conduct during the last two years have been so crooked and -so full of tiriintelligible rttystilieution, that we can place no faith in the sincerity or lltmt‘.'3ly of either. ‘

Are we qnitr-sure, that whilst she is now profess- edly acting on the side oftlre Western Powers, blt9 is out, in truth, secretly seeking to serve her old trlly. the (‘earl We all remember the cir- cunrstatrcus utrdor which she stepped into the Principalittes. ostensibly to preserve the Ottoman autlrority there. but in reality to cover the retreat of the Russian Army from the Danube, and ulti- mately, perhaps. to substitute her own dornittion for that of the Ports. Are we quite certain, that she is not now playing something of a similar

.._vame. to advarrrt-e her own interests, and to shield

the Czar front the consequences of the destruction of his Black Sea ﬂeet! Let us look into this Itiatter for a moment. It will be recollected .thnt the third of tho Four Points discussed at Vienna in the spring ol last year turned on the question of Russian power in the Black Sea. The Western Powers proposed one or other of two methods for the rettlement of that Third Point, that is to say. either that the Black Sea should beclosetl altogether against ships of war of all countries, or that there should be such limitation put to ships as would relieve Turkey from appre- hensioiia or attack. The former alternative was that which the Western Powers would have preterred ; but as Austria upheld the latter, there was nothing for it but to try to ﬁx the number of ships. Even this could notbodone. We do not say why. But, as everybody remembers, the Vienna Conferences ended without a result. it now appears that Austria has thought tit, since the destruction of the Russian ﬂeet, by an act or‘ suicide for ever memorable, to intimate to the Western Powrrsi that she has become a convert to the principle she formerly refused to suppon_ [hat of clearing the Black Sea from the presence ofehipc of war of all countries. But may not this apparent concession cover a snare, into which, it is to be hoped, the Eagliah and I-‘nnch Governments have taken care not to fall. By ra- opening negotiations on the basis of the (on; points, does not Austria try to bind the Wes.em Powers to these very points! Austria expects to receive, and probably has received, complimen- tary acknowledgments of her frankness in avow- lng her conversion to an interpretation she formerly rejected. But in this re-opened discuss- ion, conﬁned as it is, to Austria on the one side and the allies on the other, it is requisite that the latter should take care how they are entrapped into admissions about the four points. which Austria will linow how to turn to their disadvan- tage. A keen and iiagscious rrhggryﬂ uf ,y,,. policy of the various Court. of 1«},m.,',,’ has expressed himself upon this point in terms in wlrn-h we are fully disposed to accord. "A3 to Austri:i’s uniting her arms with those or‘ it". Allies." says he, “ it is all httmbng. WI,“ .4... will do is this; she will approach Russia nirh the third point as newly explained. and the win any ‘See uli.rl a tl"I'Vlt30 I have dono you ; I have turned the slripacl your clt('lItlt'S out ol'.',‘, Black Sea.’ This will be said very spcc.o-.rs,_

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Rrrssia will he l't3lltltl(lt'(l that owing to the destrut-tion of her llcrsr lrer err»-rnies hold undjs- puted postsessiort of the l"u.\ine and Son of Azotf, and ttlrile Ilruy l‘ltl(: the \H|\rt‘S, Austria, an l{trs.~i:r’s fritcntl, by :t sly piccu of diplomacy, rerlsrri-tl tln- Ptlnqtlttrtrrs to an cquziliy withihg vzruqni-.~hetl—.~lt:: turns lllt‘ln otrt. It wottld he the trick of the occtrpatioti of the Principalitiee played over agaiti. Austria til‘. that occasion Sleppctl tit, and by her occtrpation irzivetl Russia from the tllsgrtlce of :r retrtrat. While affecting to act for 'l‘url;cy. she WEN playing the giants for Russia and for herself as well, consitlering,'ae she did, her ltIlEl't‘t-lls to he itnl»-trtifir-rl with those of the conqueror of llttrugary. Shr-, is doing now exactly what she (ll(i tlren—~liumbuggin[z the Allies with an all}-,ctcrl air of hostility towards Russia, in order to cover the real servicvs she in aliottllllg Ill!‘ Czir. it is not utrlikrly that Russia may persist in her t€sl8latr('(', despite the r'l*"“ll.l "”l"'"" "I L” ""9 “"5: the Illl|[I(3l'0l’ ralrcis .lo.~r'plr, end. if she dI'['[l' his lmpm-ja| i\'laje.~'Iy will finrl a pretext for declining his second qttaai-ct.-,r_agcrr.errte, as he did those of the 2nd ol'lJecctnlrr-r, by prett-ruling that the Fog; i'oinls note ft‘ﬁ0tllt‘.li and r:riilir;.J_ and that the Allies bound tlrenr.~'t>lvr-s r-oi to diverge {mm mam, l.uiWilll8l8ll(llIIE the r-nptore of So-has-topol.”

Ve lwli-,-tc |lii~‘ to lr..- by no rneatrs an inaccur- ate estim:rrr- or the results likely to ensue rim. this second interference of Austria between the contending Powers ; and we can only trust. that the diplomatiets of France and England, in assen- ting to her interposition, have had wit and fore- sight enough to guard themselves effectually against the possibility of being enenared and fool- ed by her slippery and ftilthleso policy.

COMMERCIAL wtniviartv.

The demand ior money in London was urgent during the week previously to the sailingof the steanier—clricﬂy. however, for purposes uncon. nected with commercial requirements, which never-tireless, has produced it degrees of etrin: g_ency, extremely inconvenient, if not prejudﬂ ctnl to those interests.

In the general condition of trade, particular- ly in the manufacturing districts, there it. pears to be little cause for cornpleint. Sugar tiving receded to a point at which home buyers consi- der it safe to resume their purobases,—tlrere was more doing within the week previously of the steamer sailing than before.

Wheat is down 2s. r bushel, and Flour one shilling a barrel. Indian Corn, White, 2a. re- duction per 480 lbs. Yellow and Mixed ls. (id. Indian Meal, barrel, 25s. to 26s. Ditho in “ Tubular ” barrels, 269. to 27s.

In England butter is low ;—therc is no sites- ation in the quotation, but if purohaseu man be met with, it. decline ot'2s. to 3s. would be submitted to, so as to make progress with “leg, The rice is about one shilling and a Illif-pen- ny alifax currency.

Prcron Irtos I-‘truanitir.—-The Glltrin '- eatablishment, which is now nearly ci)ma,.ic2,'.i' wits started for the first time yesterday when i: was found to work admirably. It is a iscmpaot and beautiful piece of ntaohirrery.hi.gh prouufg and capable of working over 40 horsepower if necessary. Tire propi-ietor,Mr Davies,bas named it the "James Primrose," in compliment (0 “mg gentleman, who was. the ﬁt-at to ap ly steam power to manufacturing purposes in Kictou and ofwhoae ublie spirit and enterprise the bias rencc Mil ti form an enduring monument, [g 3. only four months since, the Pictou Iron Form- dry was commenced, yet, notwithstanding the unfavorable nature of the season for pfosegu- “"8 "°"k 0f WM kind. the establislrtrient is now so nraar completion, that Mr. Davies ex.

acts to ave his first coat‘ . i)veek.—-Piclou (.‘/rroniclc. mg thwush nan

W0 are happy in being til-lo to announce that the Senate of t 0 college of Princeton, New Jer~ say, have oonlerr-_~d tlro honorary d..g,,.,, of D. 9-. hn_ our dtstingutrilied Superintendent of 0ll'"‘““"". the lies‘. Alex. F():‘l‘t‘.\Cdl'. '1 ho honor well ltlt‘l‘Il('tl thon;;lr it he, is 0lI'I{|'|{'(d 1, "N; source \"lrc_nt‘-3 i‘ has r-omt--—l’r-int-t-ton ioinw " l'''‘ (‘l '-‘*?" "=i’=tc" among the Colir-nos of th: ll7‘li"“l 3"‘ 7"". “ml "00 m '1'!‘ so front ifs ::ttli iii- tr, fl: ;'i irrror it. rtnllit ; ‘. '

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