5 : . se opera TT Rares foe . er at Byte wen re ih EE CE OT ER TET STN = — - : . f , rw S| “ft. a } ® 1. R. McLEAN. M.P.P Woe have much pleasnre in directing at hew ole ny those whose bores) « J JR MADE, eile aes What (OCY p: cas Uappyt — h a e oe ° JOUN YEO M PLB tention to the advertisement of the Con { w itened the fictds of Surrey; they at leauge éb } ic y ahi. JAMFS KOBERTSON, MP. P, i lite Insurance Company of were gprted the disgrace we lived to endure, ' 4 WM. 8. McNEILL, M. P.P, rp, % kiven mm. Who have newr known @hat in a iii (REPLY :) York, ; eto ws oth ,wige then on rufterance: Charlottetown, dwy 31, S71. C OVERNMENT Tovse, morning. The large bera) reada report of last year’ , ] 7 * 2 : — , rs % ‘ ; aus yet § even your chvess burn when wes tai! July 24, 187]. the excellent management—and the liberas ree ‘t tiese days; bibk. then, what thes@enda ed THE MEMORIAL AND REPLY GENTLEMEN — conditions of the Centincnfal have secured the evening, who, like y as gtandfa her, had bem cit’. ella The Lirwtenput G:vernor teapot fulkd fei popularity and a patronage, unpre plage . witha wi tentive coreideration te the ‘ : - sons ef the pr ades' rations on the earth, Below we give in full the Memorial of ~ tin . bh ch “ meen = “ae tht old, eedented in the history of Life Insurance. |: ; ¢ fae , : , : » _, Memortat! I ye idahs t & 2 whieh had never known disgrace cr defea certain Members of both brauches of the} ; ;. cignature from the Railway Contracts now yy, hope our Citizens will generally avail ead whese howtitusedsrq te shut they Legisiature, and the reply of Uis Honor, abut te be entered upon, aud ta sermon oe merlyes of the advantages offered by bors 2 fag on which the sun never ser! We ” . a 7 <pecial S-esion of Parliament in onder (hat the | themselves 0 sdvanusg : — . — “y be | Ww ’ sna the Lient Governor. It is a very extra fenders fot the eamstriecnona f the Radway may < cara erority im War; e ‘ . ais sal ‘ ; d ; ; 7 , - eee 8 : —_— , : : ordinary Memorit!, and we believe, on re- phe submitted to the Legislature, and that the around their families the protection w hich | showed himselfa per uone: the wit was made by us, it Was said, : he gentlemen who, Lrsielature may have ae eaily opportunity of Areun : 4 and we must take flection, that many of the gé a Leunsidering thee portions of the Treaty of Life Insvrance so effectually affords, The | TBE CONarCURNY ES, were led to sign it will very sincerely . Warhington which 2ffect: the duterests of this) advantages of Life Iusurance are now all! ‘ial is erwnt. Yes ne dene so {the names attach | Coleny. Raven D ens tte , ay" ree | Lencen and our only arsenal captured’, we St Bat ing Ke ; , niorit 2 ‘the Lieuterant Governor bas ecme te the) but universally nhinitted though there = @ere at the mercy otcnrcaptors, sud right ed to the memorial were even a ninjority conclusion that te ceenot with prepiiely comply) 2 fow o/d fegics W ho stil think there is ’ ; ; " per re 2 j . i * : . " “ _* “ / . ‘ 2 : es be avily aid they tread ¢ our reckhs, N i] of the Legis ature, it 1s more than 2DY "wih your beq eet. something wrong in a Mati insuring his | : , f the rat Phra 3 . ° 2 “ authe ing the cvaetrvetion of the)? 6 e ! tell vou te rest > —of ‘ fon. we 1% a : : Iv with the re *. the Aci authorizing 7 id tr Tr ide as pay, ard the taxe@raised to cover it, which Governor dare do, to comply : Rarway was parred in the Leg slative Ceouneil life but that he should trust to } rovidence ’ Keep U8 paupers le thie day 2 rine Lrut ob bi aide | quest to ¥ jolate the law and commu an ty & mejor uy wi Silo A; and an the Hi use of Are It im, of course all right to trust lo i rovir | hess that announced we must give pace 194 uneonstitutional ect. When a minority) 8 bly by a maj os y “ - o. a s by 3 =~ dence, but we must not do so to the extent | noe il Power. and be de bar aa fo : showing, judging, that le fo say. fr ctr the eta it : , : : as oi he — * - Paes . seemed | “ cn free made such a demand, they must have tures allacted to the Memorial, the present Gev- | of neglecting our own duties. Provideies eee ne a helieve th: pen! cou mand majorities in beth brancl= . cet he > . ‘ } mn, and we have reason to believe that) eroment st!) command majouties ’ as ver protecting those most. who most pro quasiers, the yoke they put ——s end, intitle nail “_* : esot the Leg siature Moreover, were Parle, 6 ver. Fe = : : I wmacte gsiling thet their requiri to had a se™-\ come of them fully eX} ectedl to receive a nent at :hia omen? in Beeson tke reepone' bats | tect t emseives. In fact Providence com- Menerot method od legality? Better have |e vore ry primand instcrd of the statesman | of deating with the Tends ts: nd Contrsets Would! ands usto do oar own duty in this re > hie! *} . sy t ‘ ' \ * ; _ we obbed at first hand by the goldiery m- : : si ceviding to the Aet, with the Executive : , 7 : e - — ip sae ° a ‘ » receiv “dd. t , Coe Cathay : . ’ . " “ 1 Spyint “9. yhaticr » 2 s ® ives, than through our own magistrates mad ly reply — — eh oe re — | Gurerment, and net with the Ligsslature., This pect. as the Seriptnre empha cally tell u & the sastraments for ext.rt How we lived The question stands simply on this Way. | peing co, and havirg regard to the circumstance | that -4af wy man provide not for his own throuzh the dezia lation we daily and hourly A law has been p ssi dl by overw helming | that no Contract can be entered 1 to by Govers- and especial y for those of his own house onderwent, I haircly even row understand 1 O54 4 » Teoiele.| ment for the construction of the Railway condi oe : ? . ajoritie oth branches of the Legisin pring, ET ee : and ta woreeshan | Avd what wus there feft to us t> hve tor 2) M8orites In both branch oy S| tioned fer the payment of ary greater sum then he hath denied the faith and is worse-than St pped of our colonies; Uanada and the West, ture. That aw pineces cerhun aubes ANC har authorized by the Legislature the Lic u'enant an infidel."’ It wil thus be seen that I’ro es . . ‘ a . nar . tice ‘ t ° Xists any “tl e to orien * strebia forerd » | ance in » ha he Wovernor and Govternat dees net consider that there ex ae i : : cere indies ge he tk A eae ; Aus m . , to. power in the hands of the Un ) ediiewes, diode tecinditien tie Lraidarene % viderce does not wish men to neglect hee fel ol fe a vn ge Se ter : ‘to Council The memorialists ask to USUPp) yinend the act — be only weave by which the! making provision for their fami ies depend bere wd all D+en destroyed, maniy t iz to : 7 cs : a ; L i 2 y oes wa Be ele ds ; ; he'd the alee + off from sid by their| this p by taking it out of the hands of! contracts eccu'd be brought und t its coutrol ing upon him Jhere isno wav that this eh ik opt ee ee a : ty 1. : tod assume tnoctions Whieh the Executive Gov- . countrymen ; Gibrattar and Mults ceded to the | the proper authorities. To have yielded) eee keen calied upon, by law, aid we) provision for a family enn be so safely and wew Daval Powe: ; Treln: d independent ead iv o such x» demand would have been a re | yow about to perform so easily mace ¢ u. Life surance 6s ; } \ s\' : ' ot so easily mace as by. Lb nsu erpetuai anatchy and revuimuon Han ‘ ail Nig Rail . . The Licultenart Governor entirely concurs a ; sp all timmy country as itien w ts tra % rane volutionary pre ceeding and the s:irit of w Me oa in think ig . thost odvi ndle that tbs pecial Vy under the hbera conditions and . rey par yp eres — ’ orn ae . a i th yeu in thinking it sl advisndle that thi d ; its, factories silent, its harbors empty, « prey | the British Constitution woull have been 'Colovy sheu'd be eneb'ed to avail ieeif at ene», | perfect safety cfiered by the Continental. | to pauperism a d decay—when | see a) th outraced and destroyed so far as Frince| and during the preecut fisturg reason of advan We, Inst vear, had the pleasure of an in. ! aad thik «hat Great br tuin was in my vont? : *e ; . ‘ ” | tuges Which are propored to be cor lerted pent; : ’ 3 - ’ I . I ash mrself whether [ have really a heart Raward Island is concerted, iby the Treaty of Washington. But fer this a; rodyction to the manager, Mr. McDonnell. | ~an DNV Beit eee! aba u ‘ ‘ i . i" . 2 ul | G ’ ; : . ay sense of palftotis that | should have wit- The memorial al eges Jhat “some” of) specia) S essen of the Legislature will < be | at St. Stephen's. were he formerly conduct s ile ; ' : : aired, fur the Lievterant Gevernor hes mueb : : Avge dd suca degradation, and still exretohve!) the memorialists vote P » Railroad. | dred. dah hee res busine ‘ ring negved sucis degradation, and s ‘ the memorialists voted for the R ilroad satisfaction im wtormirg you that arrangement» | ed @ large mercantile business and judging “FRSDL 4 PR UO EMPIRE WASTES TO SWIFT We can only discover the name of one Who | pave been made between Her Mejesty’s Govetn~ from the hosts of old friends by whom we | ae." . ato w Uni States, i ie : : } ne, veted for the Railroad and that he only} went and that of the United States, in whieh) oy hin there scxrourded and from the | ; ' ous : ns ad ,. v | the Government of this Colony have elready ecn- : ; To hear men talk in triose duys, you woule | carried out the wishes of his constituents in}... 4, which will have ihe if et of securing the | Dumber of the ‘cading business men and ' . hong t vide Cc nu J 1 7 ; ; ' } . . ' “ : . . ‘ ~ wi ight et . ve a _ 0 a so doing we know. That his constituents) very de ae e result Which you advocate in the! others whem he insured there and in fa ais ; nat oor Government s! ad always brvrow % ‘ Oa . : reoent Memorial, : P these per cent, and that trade cams to ns be- | gave him autherity to sign the memorial | Pe" 1 . lwe have no doubt that he wil here be . Lon Gundah: : ay} +3 > ave, &e, eS A : ; ; euuse we bived in «a fogey hile island set ina) we doubt, as -hey are stil strong Ra way i pea ose ae found ‘‘the right man in the right place ’ | “ bowterous seo Th: v could not be get to sx ponies KILDARE C ROBINSON, . { th tot e oleh hae ; sie . ete aede. supporters. aids iianient oe We bespeak for Mr. McDonnell] the con ce me ca : ; up o > Perce 4S 4 " i ¢ , ; ee j : ; net c a ed in 2 ; . a but 11 * . arg, Ina document that should be above any) phe Hor, DONALD MONTGOMERY sideration of our Citizens, and we wish him we Teac i tu.c cCOUs » a i ia f : : ait . é rs < — , : r Chaya, acd ether purte of the world; 2 d that thing small or trickish we regret to find) * * KOKERT, P. HAYILORNE, anc every success, : nm would Le quite poss.ble tor the people whe | that the defeat of Mr. Duncan shon!d be r eee ee ih. WHIGHIMAN rrr Pare aa oer } 1 ads mouey © ying and se g the pata ' ; ; } es ge Dane Tne R ay Braxcirs , ave tof the Is and. “ty THATS tn a a ae el rr oe as = I alluded to, whilst not a word is said abort) « © BENJAMIN DAVIES, and other [ne Rarpway Branxcnrs — We have}? : race «cf the e-rth, to go end five in other , : i 7 : aoe A, 51 sg j Be et “ ae with thes eo the electionof Mr. McEachen. The memo aa etine ere en mer E ere tree been assured by member of the | ezisla- : crs. an s Ir prunts it ne NO aks c Qr Lp a) | ‘ 1 é ’ > i would nyew believe that there coullever be an rial, we observe, hes no date This was £4085 PER MILE. ture that the Railway Act already puts the ee end to our couland irom, or that they woaid get) canny, ag it obviated the necessity of « lud Shait ieenien Sihillchitiatees Goin Ghar hatieen certainty ofa branch line to Tignish and ms n the ¢ : - ¢ . ore » 21 tende wr the h: : hid Wake £2 be 80 ugh feaper shan tho epul, h pene ing to Mr. Ferry s victory, and the teelings: . i € whict : } } Souris beyond the reach of political changer, Ameria, thas it wou'd no longer be worth | > * < me =", eight of which were low, the others were ea i 5th ol ther n icon f th 2 » West. The suppres-|,- ts : so far as Jaw canaffectit. The sixth clause 3 while towork them, and ehut theretore. we | ¢ f tlie peopl. of 9 ee high. <A gvod den] of interest was evinced | 1s Ack reada at flats = : obrzhi to Tnsute agatnst the loss cfours tfcia sion of the date reminds one of the speech iit Slide gteshi> lilk Ye Rhee the tow ,9 the Act reads us iouows: : pasition as the great centie of trod | of § j i Fy hea ae hae oe ; ‘ 6. Alter the said hne shall have been position as the great centie of tude, by mak-| Vr corgeant Buzfuz, who in reading one of | pS . v. r the said Mne sh; : Ry mg ourselves 4 cGre anc atrong and resvected. | SS pew vy. ' estamount and who had tendered Not! ¢, completed the Railway shall be extend ; We thousht we were tiving ta a commercia. | Pickwick s notes to the ¢ ary, Geciared TAG) +i) “Tuesday was itascertained that Messrs | ed to such places as shall be approved of llenn) ' i ( id ae 2 e hav : ute was . is : e+ ie , ’ a : >» Yeoijs): mi * @ GED ware ty VRS, want preens &: One tke fast of the note Aaxing no date wa L. & © Wacker had put in the Icwest ten by beth Houses of the I ere und rom ¥ ate a6 less. After all, the |) terest purt.ol) spoof of deception. We make no such 4035 .,. |Shall be desigrated by an Act of this Island ; oor reflec dongis, that alithes misery and de ; - ler, namely 44095 currency per mil ‘or by Kesolutiocs eniered upon their Jour et myo sbi haye been ao eumiy p ever d. aro charge ngsinst the respectab e gentlemen They are a reliable firm and are backed ' Is i er ee © DeCN BO Cusii ted, anc c . i 2y ure g i g are uC) nals * ; brousht it nbs de by signed the memorial, many cf whom |, ees ei : ' Ral te ey _ ents se he ae 1 i nate wil by the Waring Brothers of London The! This it seems. refers to sueh lines as may 5 ahortsizut acd reckiesstiess. n signe mgenins Hr wil, an . ‘ > WP ‘ . . : = id re : 7 no doubt. signed it against their y nd | next lowest tender Was that of W. D. | be desirable after the line from Alberton to i Truly the nation was mpe for a fa'l; bet to get 11d of im.portunate eanvassers Now : ; : y 9 Tage ti sate ere ee : O Brien, Esq , who off-red to do the work} Georgetown, including the branches to

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ts Ps a EB take te ~ ee ~ os 5

wher bere fleet how a Little firmness and selt denial, or peléteal ccuraze and foresight, might have av ried the d sister, I feel that the jodgement must have realiy beend @ rved A

that their fears have been allayed, the con- tractors fairly dealt with and the calumni jous sanders of the suSpicions scattered

A ae! tt . af ana ts } a ' oe s % matron C90 selfih tp defend its Niberty, ecu'd | 1. she winds, we are firmly persuaded that >, * not have been fit toretain it. Lo yeu, ns; : : Rail : - ' . grundeliibirer, who ave row going 1 seck «| Several of them will support the Railway } new home in 4 wore prosperous i:n/. let not! policy of the country.

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- ix cre > rer » > ° ; . ' i the trail, whieh they foliowed for 20 miles, | given to parties from a distance to compete for Examiner. He garbles the meaning and and st Lo’clock, came upon a * rancheria,’ | he work even if they were willing to do xe, avd i t ie t « if t fici cts have vet b furnished tt . , j which they quickly surrounded, hillirg 21 of | iat sc Micient diets have vet been inky as 5 : ad ee af : the satbdiel: Feeling satisfied that there ,cnatle nitendiug ceutractere fairly to es imate to Mr. Laird he does ae deny We ; ; ; ; ; moet -e fot r prepare tende shic r correspondents have their say, and are | : ‘ dum ' seichborhood | they ecatet the recd, or prepare tenders which | our corres} t Buy, ‘ | Were '‘wumerc us l[odmne in he beishb rhoc a | hile duimg justice to themselves, would alse ser ' : ov ' end Cetireuned that they sbou'd live the Jecst bvettene: wich tik eters , not responsible for their opinions. seb ot Y th: . ¢ | aca - Y nm ye Col i . > } peateb-¢ sume So wee r mt FS tee &. Phat several gentlemen whe came to this | are. however, for their Jangnage and we! 1G : an vce mice.y flor-) 7), “ rathe t i ile, | ada arte te yr are Menke, ‘Pt, Thi ) Erland tor the purpose of gathering mtermation | trust we skall never publish such a vile, i SPTE Pere) OF AMOtRer | FeHcheria. HS and who coneulted the Eu ineer, and the speesi | aie 2) tirade he Patrict did ry -| them iu all their Lees they discovered on the followin, day, after | cations aud other documents euburitted to them | Pe rade asthe Mairict did recently | ; — crossing the divide between the Verde ard) ae reported to bave gone sway expressing thei | against one of our City éortemporaries. eed A ae mn >< i — inne ane pt nee hemcoly to tender buresti) | We have no desire to be the organ of.any | 3 ind:une were killed. t tha place three | with euch a luck of particulars, bi _—e , Pte, é | wi the Gaptured horses were disc aoa and} 9. That afew months delay cannot possibly | Party and we have more sagacity than to| one was recaptured, aed two were kiled by! result in any injury and would, iv all probability | hold ourselves responsible. for the doings | . 7% r . ' vmod. n't . » the Indiasa when they discovered that they j be productive st om auud ae en ie of my Coalition, be they in office or out. were ab ut to fall into the bands of the com | lu. Under these cucumetances your Memo-) "Ye © " i : | ; aaa” Wide thi “ th i (iMowéd the | Tialiete, some of whem toled forthe passing ot | There is renlly no purty in the ( ountry ’ : sand, ris plac e cy 4i6 3 the Rail uy bill. fewt it ¢ be the duty e . om : mies | : ; H dig. | BC AHWay ON. Reet Hike Go savis Guly a8 f°! now except the Railroad Party and Anti | principal trail for three mifes, when they dis. | presen.atives of the people 'o remoustrate against | BOY i 3 é rovered three Indians in the distance mount | ; the contracts tor a| ballroad those in favor of Religious educa- i he basty manver in whicd the contracts t 5 ed on two horses, two of these were shut dezd | werk of such wagnitude aie propesed to be eh} tion and those opposed to it.

tai bitter lesson be lost upca you in the coun- |} : ibis he tami ce ay try of four wluption. For ot 4 Lum wo cld| 2 His Honcr William Francis Cleaver Rob- tu begin ite again ip a strange country; ane) herd a:d evil as have beeo my days. itis net wuch to wwait im solitude the iime which exn- | mot be far off, when my old beres will be hid | to rest ii the soul Ehave loved so well, xnd| whose happiness aud honor I haveso long sur-| 1. That your Meynortalista bave observed i: vived. the newepapers edvertisemmuts calling tor tenders

\ for the construction of a Railway frem Alberton

of Prince Edweard Isicnd.

The Memeria) of the undersygned Members of the Legislative Ceurcil eud tivuse ot As sembiy, respeeifully sheweth—

' ee es 7 eS a ie csc jt» Georgetawn, und r he Act pasee d iust -ers10 YS ‘ ; ‘ ita Whoeh advertiremenjs Wednesisay the 10 b elect Hews Sunmiarary. Jnty, instant, we named ua the last dzy tur the re- oy @ - ¢ ption of tenders EEA EEE EN . pa That the work for ibe conatiuction of whiel

tenders are Leing called wt!

h@ueunting *o at Jeast troe

SLAUGHTER OF THE APACHES. invelve an Gutiay —_—-, ix to eight yeare Thi y revenue ot the Coteny, Chicago, Ti, June 14. | 3. That the Act authorizing this urdertaking ‘The Preseott, Aritona, Mirer of Jave 24th, | was passed almeet at the close ef a long session gives the followiuy particulars of the slavght | and was+pposed in both Hovees by a very ree er of 56 Apache Indmns, at a point near Ton-| spectable miners y, and haa not yet, as tar as we to Creek in that Territory: It will Le recol-| knew. received the reyal aesen*. leone d thet the entse of the Slaughter was the 4. That : he aero n + pontine a Railw ‘os . » ' wer been submitted fo the people at the eisregneb mpwenents Sie r masenees upp rm ne that only two electoral vient icts have the capture ot tue herd by the Apiches, Lhe | : et hud an opportunity of expressirg, in a con ledaans bad no sooner cbtained p. session of J , ’ , the heard taun @ messen_er was de utched t¢ | & Phat one of theee districts the Fourth ot copvey the news cf (be outrageto ‘he peope Queen's County, bas, by a large majority, re jet of Pgescott.” On receipt cf the news, & party) og the Hon. Jawes Duncan, a member of the of 1D etizens started in pursuit of the savuges. Executive Courcil, and Chairman of Vo artiving at the Aqus Fric, they were jot way Board, ed by a party of five cit zene cf that valley 6. ‘That inasmuch aa the centemplated line of nad the whole foroe of rixtecn men started cn) rovd hae net set teen leented or surveyed, its the trail, After proceeciig 55 miles, they) #cfusl length caumt Le given, end au exam'na- suet adetachment of the Third Cavalry, under command of Licut-cant Chas. M, Morton, | | whieh was] kewise in perscis ofthese [ydjans.7 °))

he Chief Engineer, shows conelurively that intecding contactor muet eubinet bis tender

trson, Lsquare, Laeutenant Governor, &e., |

stitutionsl manner, thew epinien of the measure, |

the Rail-|

tien Of the speeifiestione &c.. teow in the ¢ fice |

} if ignorance of tle piiober and character of the |

at the rate of 24163 per mile. The country | Tienish and Souris shall have been com will be satisfied now that the Railroad will | plesed.

not cost from £8.000 to 4100.0 per mile The second clause of the Act sars so as many supposed. It will be a first class; soon as the lie from Alberton to George-

jroud; and for the sum above named, we be- | town is completed, * the Government are lieve it will be one of the cheapest and best hereby authorised and required to enter 'ronds ever constructed or the money. So the agony is over. The bottom has! line of Rai v ay to Souris and Tignish.”

The ring

dropped out of Pandora's tox. We have been informed that Mr. Laird ,is broken, and the Philistines have proved) at one of the meetings at Alberton or Tig- | false prophets. Where ave now the clam | nish, said that were he in the Government

(ors about jolbery and corruption ? Where} he would earry out the aw in good faith

ure the asseverations that there. was not and bave the branches built to Souris and}

time enough given to contractors? Where! Tignish on the completion of the niain line are the men that say there was no chance} The present Government will do no ess

for fair compctition? We hope they are! - now satisfied, and that in future a better | EMPIRE CITY CIRCUS & MENAGERIE.

spirit will exist xmergst our pubhe men

> ae ++ “ne a"

This ecmbination ceived a very successiul sea | The course of certain parties, daring the past few weeks has been such as would/er extubsing at d.fferent places, between here destroy all ecufidence in society. We hold | and Digby, will open on Thursday, August 17th .

that it is » good and sonnd principle tha. a} remaining three days and perforunng every aster

number of men ina government shou d not | 20% and evening. The St. Jubu Telegraph pul-

be convicted upon mere suspicion or cir |! shes the teliowing notice of the extubiiion and

| cumstantial eviderce, such as would not! Petfermauce ou Friday last: —~ It | Two more profitable houses greeted this pop- ular ( ompany yesterday, ard edmisable order is, moreover, one of the maxims of the) prewaled. The elite of the City visited the gai d

xhibition afferaoen and night, aud there was | bul one expression apen the lips of every bedy, aidihbat was of the warmest

\dsproved But some of our factious auti-| The quertnan feats ef Edwin Wataon, pirotigat)s and p Bee of the dashing Le Clair, and

sallveos og. > for .offhe be rey j | Railroad, gre edy ‘for office people “~ ald he beautiiul camy of Miles Andrews aud S.ok- reverse all this. We deprecate such efforts) +s weie ibe theme of prare on everybody = Tbe Watson brother , George, Edwin

convict any one of them individually.

English law. that no man should be con- sidered guilty until his innocence had been

| to suceced as they are uncharitable, unfirr, | 222.

unwise, aud not worthy the teachings OF) jai Healon Troupe, are undoubtedly among the

New the Atherzeum, reperenting different Tem- | 34, wh which appecrs in our columns this | perance Societies. J -13 Cooper sq. wae) Keown. Req , one of the Coroners for thie Coun aceamuiation ~ eal ed to the Chair and Mr. J J. Chappel ty. Verdict —Pound Drewned.— East. Ade,

land, delivered a very able address before fire

Market House. ‘this excel ent Company, and will throw chaired the attention of his hearers and at an inure Stappeare that taHow wes. Being

The old dust is ‘osing its power.

‘their imaginations will rise again more

of little prayer meetings during the

iGinvass!

‘insects have made fearful ravages ia the ihard y probably that the Co erpedo Bug) caid feels even now so reluctant about leay

| United '

into 2 contract for the extension of the sid |

son at St. J sir, N- B., on Saturday last, and aft. |

commendation s| the |

and Themas remen.bered as a part of the crie|

our free institutions

| fi. 8 gymnuses of the world, ard their splendid

Sh RR OE ITS RET A ST

| Pony Founn—On Saturday Wet the 22nd! Tas Power cr Litties—The enormeva . inat,, the body of & man was found in this harbor armeants that ean be collected in ama}j suns lay last about seventy gentlemen met in enpposed to be that ef Alexander O’ Hanley, Lot) 5. well exemplitied by the reeult of the heifs it » wos drowned last April from the Seh pennyspustage ayaiem, In the first sig months An ingest was held bejore Join Me. of the ehunve in the rate in B itais , tittyseighs niilion post cards avd whout @ bundred and 7" coal fowr.een milliun halfpersy labels and etamp- Finr,—Abont Io clock on Thursday morn ed lubels were issued, Dhuving the three of Port.) ing the cil zeme were arensed’ by an alneth of Months that hare to'lowed, and of whith we On rushing ‘o the epot it was found that have not vet recived the returns, the numb er come hay ino a small stehle betorying te Mrj}has been inereasing, The exact returns as Comertord, butcher. in rear ot ire dwelling viven for the six months, ere: postage labels house on Kent Street woe in flames The eu | 77 215,68) daty £160,866; post cards 58.4 3, gine reached the ceene ef action a) few min 960, £1 24°45 wrappers 33, 420, £08 850; Lutes, and eubdeed the Gre in lees thar a quarter total £351 561 stz., ail cle d im cents ata } . ‘tect master of the Teme | rendered in the lower part of the stable, and the — -- <-> iw

probability is that the hay iguited from parks | ai R a 4 i i trom the pipe whieh went up through the roof.— | NOVEL RAILWsY.—A Onecrall’ tat way P strivt. has been ip successful Operation bi tween -- Raney and Montfermeil, near Paris for two f | Tae Qceex axp Tuk Pore —A letter from! years The locomotive for a one rai) road It is reported that eight tenders havo| tome, pubiished by the Paris Temps, states) has four wheels, two being placed one at tke been received To make a show of fair | chat while Pius IX , on ihe eccesien o1 his jue} front and one at the _rear of the engine, dealing, it will be necessnry fr the * able hilee, was replyir te an address from some | baring on the rail. hege vite tre direction to have a respeciable number Of} adic 2, he beld a tegraphic despatch in bis) ard are double-flanked. The other pair of The “rang (hand, RR: ferring to it, be said they would be | whee are place in @ irave.6e, ing. will see to that part of the Iusiness anc if! sratified to leavn that it was @ prouf of sym lon 0 line ta roti of the Senaeg. SNe Gane tenders should be disposed of wit out con | oathy from an iMustrious lady, viz. the Queen |on oak plank er macadwmized roady as the sulting the Legislature we believe that the | of Kugtard. fla them reed dhe despatch to) case nay by aydiare (the drividg wheels, name of no member of the “ ring OH te Fe wediacely after their audience, the | ‘Phig sort of railway can be built in Franee appear on the fuce of the contract — Patriot. ladiws metand drew up a tele yapbic message i foo abeit 1 0) per mile. . The jacomatives The sands are beginning to shift already jto Archbishop, Mar Bing, requesting him to €X*| weigh six and ten tons; the former rons tour There | ores to Her Majesty in name of 80) Roman licen miles @i bout dra@ing, Bés'des fits own ‘ladies their prolourd gratitude for the tele-| wetyht thirty-five tons wp « grade of two feet gram sbe has eent tc his HT liness, ‘ina houdred; the latter will draw fifty tons

TéeMrEenaNncre Convention.— On Thurs Flirt.

s proceedings. tn vy, General Neil Dow

. crowded audience. On Saturday even ing he again addressed a meeting in the

On both oveasions he en

perance Question Ina future number we

will give a full report of his lecture. si _ wee --- eee

men offers to build the railroad.

nave been twenty-one tenders received

‘despite all the hue and ery about rings. It} eet ‘ata rate of eignt miles an hour up the samo is ernel on the anti railroad people that the | TRE POPE. | grade; on a level it would draw one hundred land eizht tons. Thie system is the invention

Patrict should be the first to knock the bot

. . . ia - .. 4 epeot| Preparations to move to Corsica— Measures ‘ir dora box We expvct} $s to : . ! toni out of the if J an ] ] j for the /election of a Successor—a Sylla-

that the result of the tenders will knock the | bus to be Issued,

‘of M. Larmanjat, a Preach civil engineer, and many believe thet it way be succesfully artro. ‘duced on turnpike roads with the grades and ljpei \curves which the common highway usually

Yew York. July ae Ore preparations has. are being made ata chateau at Corte in| _ . r orsica, for the reception of the Pope. whose | Goto W. A Weeks & Uo. for Cheap Goods

a ie

Pavio! and Pegress higher thin kites. and, But, tike the Phoenix

as flat as flounde’s.

| ; } i lovely than before! | at

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arrival is daily exvected. The owner a ee the chateau is M. Valery who has placed | We happen to know that the success off it at he disposal of the Pope. Cardinal An | A. B. SMITH : } ; ; + Py’ “> . "f | . 7 the Government ¢ andidates, in all the late} tonelli, several months since arrived at nal W A X U FA CTU RE R, contests, wus altogether owing to ecclesi- | unverstanding with M Valery resnecting 4 ph ” astical mntluence —Vatrict, jthe de ao at a ae — < IMPORTER & DEALER meee influevce a certain | (orsiea.. The Freuch clergy have set ad) ; What about the influevce of & certain | Pee te Hoceoe’ io caclicn’ To Gide?” that | a praying geni’eman, pamed Mr Kenneth | Fra ce should gu rantee the temporal HATS CAPS & FURS Henderson, who is said to have held a series | covereign’y of the Pope inCorsica. A des | : . . Selfast | patch of yesterday from Rome says ! leaned roy? . : ay | the Pope may Jeave Rome any day. There | B80 Well? na wonder be should'pray | zreat excitement in the Vatican. Mes- Boots and Shoes. for the souls of the peor bodies who bad/ sg ngers and attendants a to ae fro. peti. Coe fi , is vill: | The cardina » pypal household are AID FOR » misfortune to take any of his villainous | The cardina s of the papal ho b : eae ’ | almost constantly in counei! with the Pope. | WINK, MUSKRAT, POX OTHER FUR ene. § "5 —teeom | Admuttan: e is denicd to ordinary visitors | SKINS. li > per » Pope's 1 <liate ale We hare been informed that the potato | and the eso a ri oe = dee woe, SOUTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE. «|Fetinue observe great seerecy- r | al bedstheoenn. Prince Edward Te | Juanuary 67, boty, Sa

i ace its appearance in some pir'ts| ; Bug has mace at tae be tebe it se Ny ,| pervades the whole papal household, as if rs oe . - far a us there destruc ive | 5¢me dreadfn] event were mm iNENt 5 all) a bad job for our lnrmers, aS tne: : .| pres: nt indication: point to an intention on | ri ialinin _|the part of the Pope to leave the Vatican i , lag ° i This step is generally attributed to the! At Fert Avenetua, on Turedoy. 25th ipat., by ‘counsels of Cardinal” Antone Ji and the | the Rev, A. McDonald, P. P., Puihp MeNally, is! venerai of the Jesuits — ‘Ihe tope it is| Eq.) ot Fort Augustus. t Maggies jounget poor yy Ti | daugiter of Mr, John Dumphy, Johnson River. : : io r| At Vernon River, op ibe Lith July, Mr. Wal. leonld Cel geross the Straits, though we | ing Rome that he may abandon the idea o | ter Motriee, China Pimt. to Mise Katie Bean- | going at the Jast moment. Tie age of the | grline Meinn’s, of Gulice Point; feussh doughter | Pope and his growing feeblencss are mat-| "fur, Jonn Melunis an ; ters of grave concern to the prelates. The | ae | college of cardinals have represented to the | F lev ‘ i ishop} Pope the propriety of the e ection cf a sue- ; . WE telieve that Hits Lae al Bisk ae oe bet oad ton We apateheeelal Charlottetown on Friday evening of, parn- iMecIntire 1s a friend o. the railway. » ataet ears . to avoid the confusion| Tis Budget, the beloved wile oI MF, “Thitise } Iso are many clersymen of ower cenoml | emergency. an a.§ ) Sich walt terete Ge Ah wee Sides enn ‘nations whom we wight name; and so al o- which mightensue upon the death of tle : Funeral ib-penrrghy at sab mf eet jis every inte ligent man in Prince Edward Pope Measures have already been taken | In Boston, Masa,.U B., on Friday. Mth of ‘Island who has given the subject his seri- | for the choice of the next Pope. SeVeTA | July, inet, im the QWst year of her ape. Christe ous and unorejuci-ed considera ion — Her | card 1 a's are averse to an offensive policy | yf-Tptosh, eidest® dunghtet of Mr Donald Ne

United States and Cunada. - Summersed Journal. We trust the above is not correct It

have read of its getting across rivers in the States and Canada.

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Deaths.

made ingniry that there is not one clergy- man on the Island opposed to Ranlroads.

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We are in receipt of Harper's Magazine.

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| Oxfordshire), are expected hereon Friday even

ing next, and that they will Sold 2 usission in St

~ Sunday 6 b August, —_ 208 a

lartangementa to consider the rubj-et of wore | | Dublin with Prince Arthur, Deke ef Cambridge

| Prinerss Le ujse and Marquis of Lorne

| A sefies of fetes and bala, with a prand review 8 projected during the stay of the tk yal visitors. | The firet railway passenger car in the history! Leudon, July 25 ~Consvis 93 1-2

} Parise, July 24,- Serrano having tailed, Zauril-

} ; ) beneficial ecmmercial iviallots between the twe

een

counthies,

and propose to choose 4 moderate member) jytesh ot Springten, Lot 67, P E. leiand. |to bring about a compromise between the | av-d 19 years, satlmaker. on board the Baique oo } than City end late ot Halitex: (Haliiax papers ‘and Elackwood's Magazine for July) We! vardmg the italian occupation of Rome [tton, ater an iliness of one year whneb he bere to him and that it is vord when held). is kind aud amiable dispesitiun won for him the — a TS . EE ame | QICH. . e ‘ e * a , hate Eelegraphic Netws. (sane y YP | London, July 24.—In the Huse of Couunon, | sease ef the beart) Mr. Martin @ Halloran, ja wite aud | Petew’s Clureh curing next week, ecmmencirg | ble. Shore, Portland, on years, a native of PDE. Island, leasing a wife pple at the b: giuning of each regin, and any com. At Char ottetuwn, on Saturdry. the ifith inet, ‘he Prince of Wales goes on Monday next to! At her residence, Middleton, Let 27. an Thurs. | Ann, the beloved wite uf Mr. Majee Orang, aged of Cape Breton, passed over the line of the Tp | Freach journals are dieouraged at the apathy | fant son of Dongld and Annette McLeod, aged