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m..;nm_wmm _ a, dcrrtepcuotutt. FROM OHIO.

hiovar 01m». onto: Oct. 15. 1866’. To run Entree or we "seem.

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To the Magdalen Islands now his thee. “ G. 5.." And cotafert the is that‘s there in distress; llaste to these Is ME. so foggy sud murky.

end write us the hist'ry of s “ hlsgdelou turkey"!

An’d whod‘m coid' m. well'expact' ‘ to. our pub. ' rephleal sketches ofsoiaeof our mi: . ,

Bing . A s etch of “Black Bill” wool be his I "0'.

M..lfl.-—Jll'lpll0 of, tho exaggerations of news- wm. your on. “a "wait. Bill's,” woubliorm the trio.

im in]

I per writer... it is evident. to every

storm‘

entitles tlietu. thv are whiting a good‘many active vanities

Manda. One utilises the WHOM‘“

r. that Touluulstn is not yet on its deet -bed. That's right. "Georgy 8.» don't sparethosa. you'rsoble.

tillers” are in the lloltl; and. although "0‘ Your warnio . I‘m told. oven souads on the Cable! meeting with the scouts to-which. according to the Ana 5. "a

' tradition they entertain of diomselves. their eloquence 1. ma

across the Atlantieso deep. as l’i’c None even tremble and weep.

was in this part of lishotnet‘s disei soars tromblin with fear . Wtfll willan lirheniins and Bld‘ddtsts no bottchI hear; '

in about every ‘0“ M \' 33W. \VIIMQVCI’ he pill“ The J.‘. any“ to m you" I". “mildly told, . any allustcatoiho Catholic Hierarchy of the baited '1'. myoukhcmoui use naming. (out. . an: 0"

but”. be veryaioquoct all tit once. Catholic priests. he thou ht. assume too much authority in rotbrsncsto the cute» Brotherhood. and the poo e not foolishlLftir Mg thorn. Indeed it was belief thatt Catholic ole have always heona obstacle in the wa of ‘t r all liberty.” And. for the

is MY 8"“! Throw away

Thongointo them. “ George." “be the round and the up“ on" Id b'bl " i it f our “ o i e. your u of: lo. And haste to’ihe Polls for your dear zofntz-y‘s :akc!

where-tomorrow - ~ - 9n raw 5 e no oniar- Your praises are chanted es the via . oi the wind cation betwusuwhst. in o Mistheduty of'tlie \ .1 t i t m ' . M. _ “W, “8‘” . Then come to the polls and I'll give you a sniper hated ‘ ‘ mom or loss a Violent tired: ' ’ the the chicane: starsrthal'lhoi: 1"" "u “’m wfih‘mu"h' W‘ es—os one . a few years ago. would find an °""‘ "c"

ochoot‘iiylhtks“ ensfaliuuls Blossochuscttsconveut burner. . .

Nod. instcsd ofbbiug characteristic of only easmen. such sentiments are cherished by almost over? number of the Fenian Brouiorliood; an .. g: not it evr of the u Velmmns‘lof the Cup, inn. ’ d, iii-h press would have thfi \vcrid‘bclievc l t t ‘ t or ‘r Is a‘“ priestly machinetiquflfl 'l‘h mapwa wpuld confound colan- witir. would place the ' statue of Catalino a com on tho state-pedestal: he would u'nmpl, a vet: wovsrmmphrtakss ofhoilcoss Lian scatter thy mankind. l. for one. have input intimate. Withtnot a fiw Fertians. and I saw. (antiwoi'oontmdldoh. that their hostillt to mobmliochursh is telly commensurate with 1 1r hatrerl’of'iilti end. And that h’suianistn is exclusively an Irish in “taxi-hi: also a falsehood. as such names

ville assassin or a

as 8 on Francis Traln show. Tho irisli . in .lts ranks sic of thosefooilsh men who. when in the United Stem two or three months. tell you th h their noses that, the sogoflh anon does very the old tamtry.’but his services can bodie- peased with in free America—who follow the teachin of such white-washed hypocsltco as “ FathsrChlui whose chars-tor. tisowey. shown to a man oath: «£0..qu sstothol" torofthe flees“. . enough about the rcdonbtablo Feniaus at prions. if I .hour of them making another raid ‘upouthe Csnecks.1 shall write and let you know as soon as possible. . p. I

The on ressionsl election came oiflnst week in the "States of I’snntvlvanlu. Ohio. Indiana. odd Iowa. and the pubth topic "a measuvcnaeed of the anxietv with whi 'it'iino been encumbered for the last month

any.”

I. obtained the MI” us. But be that as it may.

i steamer; but in‘ vain—no steamer has up

It II Y hi 3 B .' Rhymer's Oliloo. Kin 'e Countv. ' October 2ith. lbw.

. To run EDITOR 00 rue Hansen.

Dear Sir :«Iicre I am. after snothor'bsrd day‘s work. sitting down by the fireside. shaking my old ipe. and faxing intentii 9n the burning! to. Susan 's on: vid- ting'to‘ a‘aoig bor‘s house. and children are safely escoused beneath the blankets. ' Being left alone in toy glory. I began thinking about whet my political neigh- bors. Sandy end Tom. wore tolling me. By the way. Mr. Editor. Sandy is aa out-antl-eut Tory. and Toto a dashin . good-hushed Swatches“ of the old school. Well. Sandy been telling me. some live or six months ago. that we were oing to lts‘v’o a steamer coming to Souris once a fortnig t. during the season which is now passed. lie said that our lion. representative from the East (the dwelling-place of wild; mean wise—men) had obtain. ed a grant of £300 for that purpose: My mightier ’l‘om says. that Mr. Mcfischcn was satisfied with £150 and that it was his representative (Mr. Hensley gist

V. strained my poor old eyes looking out for thodcxpcoiud

as st. Tom says that the Government of which r. hidden on forms a component part. amrintaudodathat the naughty “Snatchers of the heat would receive any such fair play or justice Mm thud. Tomrcsllo ittho “Mus huts-

drrd and Bart.“ and maintains that the said £300 was merely

granted (not ‘Ilttl) for the ostensible urpose of purchasing the “ignorant” electors of the frat Elec- toral i i‘istrict of King County. Form part. I cannot believe this. so I t k' th'ero wad unit "intelligence

to. stomesndnhsifmudabloodhetwstospare "‘

'Ol‘ bWs

V party has proveti victorious. Whit they could not seeompniii by honesty they have

in 'l’nrlt'aancw England for the pur-

nor wit enough in Charlottetown to “cod” our re re- sentstivo so. Yet I do not know.“ I am no pcliti an. morci relating what I hear from those two knowing weigh rs of mine.

isforus own bshcfit. - If free graatbe whet its klunds represent itfl hone. ado “ gift "~tliey

need have no hesitation in V ' it before the public; ‘ hurl! it be a more gilded re antiug to the sight. but total to u- tdodt. and intended. upon to even! an election. on I . to and the colony‘st large isle 325 may live to sppent their conduct. Should individual- members oi the logialattwo 'bs- V . .wllh.“iyfl‘slnocreiy lmst‘ they win hive. ‘ t ' ndencs. as they

value honesty and s grind name " detest treachery. to refine their assent WWI.“ a vich to England until after an eludes." w'hn the people can have an opportunity of» ' ' ’an' opium n this question of 0800,00ffu': “ utlhaus 38mm deception. we have no doubt’thettheguatanteo 0‘ 1-50 British Government. and'hrciauss lathe articles of Coatedcratlon.~to the oRcet thstthamtmoy would be

i immediately handed over to thisObvet‘nvheiit when the

Colony expressed its willinguei in join the Confed- eracy. would find many advocatcuad friends who had previously opposed the Quebec basis. Our own candid opinion. however. is. that under present circumstances. even if this Colony were to accept the 3‘ free gift” or " bribe." It is exit-cineiy doubtful whether the Imperial Government or Legislature will sanction the Scheme of Confederation at all. The lea. m. flows has succeeded most edsctuolly in srpuslng the British public to a sense of the imports“ of the subject of Confederation. both in its relations to the Empire and to the Colonies themselves. use Imus; hiatus. Topper and hieCpIIy have attempted int-ail toacpuntorsct hir, lone‘s influence. ou'dnéthiott . as have I to the press tom the qmgttewohavs suillciont confidence in Mr. Ilowo‘s abillt to predict a sound thrashing for Dr. Topper attth ds-Inborsrs. Many of the loading mun: Journal- Wain-d iii-emu, pronounced in favor of the Quebec Scheme. now the opposite view, and candidiypdmit. alter a pc of Mr. IIowe‘s pamphlet. that aw had been in error. Even the Colonial Secretary.»whorn the Confederate delegates «ought to commit Confederation. ominously abstained from‘aayin‘gappe net'an favor of the measure. From all these circumstancekeiwe come to the conclusion that thowholc Scheme of Confedera. tion is in a fair way of ending” c; and. there. fore. even if the froo glftih’n' V do‘a'dhir. and not a substitute for the renewed: of the Quebec Soho e. as Dr. Tu por‘s 4 9r . it is, its scocpzdoo’by'ihls " ' out to be {very useless proceeding—as l‘ M if °was preniptuno. We hope before out" next l'o‘ havo"somcthlng oflcial before us upon which to helpline at pycscnt both tho Examiner and :yvell'asthc‘ anti- Confederate papers. are mind‘s M.“ stats of things which the Governmeatrhfiaow‘couimlttcd to Confederation. seems. tp‘ for w ‘ it s rospor'isibis. ‘ ' _

s~ s save 9’

T Btlinll ' ' sii l mfifiubdgihu .3 i333 o...ti3'lhi°m°ii. _ pd». ll a'isbsfuidi’i’.

tlgnpoor man‘s vote. Some of the an d‘ are. be oping to despair of the futureof the United States. _ uld it Radical can rose 1.9. returned this fall. there is no doubt but the Pro dent will beglinpcachcd. That is alrcod settled. Several nominees. 32311.1. linve boosted that' if the people would con- descend to elect them. their first more would be to repore a bill of impeachment. Andrew Johnson has

tad more

but he secrt‘ted to violate his bath. and. as a his integrity." he it‘bgitidkcd a traltltlir testis b a Ann 9 1 .pavss.wo.w.cu 3:?!” ya “$993,th ‘ gbdik’ttd when Abrahdh laconic called (or men. s V “liaiuhdrumas Ward would say. until all their wivc's re etlvos wore (lama before they would respond by shouldcrin the musket. Such men as these are the only traitors w th which the country islttfoatod. Theirdoctrinc is titut‘tlie mature Stamens out of the Union. and cannot be admitted until tho-’llum ougmss t thinks proper. Abraham Lincoln contended. as does President ohnson. Gena. Grant. Sheraton. Sheridan} and hosts of other heroes of thelutc w'sr. thorium-filter Monomer to yo out of the Union; that the South tried to do so.bnt were vented by thebeyonct. “The “ reconstructed ” For: one

Poland “ "senior

t the 11s. Several «Know-Nothing 3:33:23; Inadep: fttss— 'usf i'a fists to be!” lots— lty laws and giving the

went to Souris yesterday cvcni last night. and told me further. t t clear of the £300 "grant". for stsenisovamuaicstion. the amount of money “greatcd";s fiat other purposes has beep “beg-rust: tb‘c . . extreme. osi eaten mess grant or t e on in *m {"047 l 91“” °l°°fi°nthu breakwater. that there was a very liberal " £100 to another work of the same nature. commonly known as “ Knight's breakwater." He told no further. . . that there was another "grant" of £100 fora breakwater than one opportunity to assume the authority “ C of Alexander II . and make the Southern States a m” neighbor Tout this good news. be low into a towering a passion. and threatened to wreak his unfort note informant. ' fl _ . cl exec" Ire-din lit’s hvpklwster. on Jan“ of some not nts‘bls w ins of he Buperim tondcnt (l) of Public Works! This seems very strait e _ to me. as I an informed. and I think comedy. too. y of Education. havu giv the enoral public. that Mr. Knight’s breakwater is, and of the moi thia Series in [Riga mum“. will er'n part‘of the country. her. The vessel bound for the East Point with material for the Light House. had to seek sheltcr inside the said despised breakwater. where she found safe anchorage and a lace of refuge from the bowling storm; it not . the Leader of the did not a little. and will do more towards assisting r)...“ we um,

would have been endangered. Notwithstanding all this. lam led to believe that the Superintendent of Public

Bondy. taking advantage of Tom‘s_sbssnce. (who ) came to my house

al 0 ,agim BOARD, OF EllyCATION_'

Have taken upon themselves tit-order the intrcduoo tion of a new series of'schoolibooks into out-com- mon schools. In the Hints of ‘the Boeiil' of Edn- cation which makes thogantshm . 'nt. no time is ainpboll‘s 'Ccve. This I considered to have been 9mm“! WWI 'hid' m-«ewwfim' ral indeed. But. to my amusement. when I told is to be made. Mach doubt'oodvsnisapprohonsion n consequence prevail thron‘ ‘0 t the country in n M ""‘°‘“°‘ °“ "’ rsfsfin'oo'to ’tke .mnatcw'iu mfi;n&hr Heard

° ‘° "' M i‘" “0" buy complaintsiathisComagsigstthoIrish N.- ticual Series. Indeodrtbssiwhsavsquite as Well skilled in educational mutant-sudsth on their intimouy in favor

We

. of far roster benefit. to tho ‘ of the osst- ‘ ‘. ° . i . ' m a» u 2:.°°;.::°:..:2:..W_......:Smrtr.zf 2: otherwise—but this we do ‘kassvssbat it is a much dearer one than the sorissaowfii‘i Before the “a m Board ventured to order. in tho hbropt manner in for this same breakwater. a vessel belonging which they have done. the introduction of the Nol- Go""“""‘ "'1‘ h" I“ by i” son series. they should be first satisfied of its adept-

"" did' “‘1 u" ""‘ °r u. m“ ability to this Colony and the also allow ample time towerk 0.5 tho-13b. silo

Ital School books new in the Colony. When we remember.

grant " of

about n’ allu tltb ncut Wor would not. on a recent occastou.oveaeeadescatd

realms to lnruds Cam «on the :onditton that ” “ck; on. or I... “m d I,“ n 3., D,“ g. n. however. that, regardless of exp'dhao‘und good taste, Mel“ 305"“ “d “h” ' "3 3"“ "mm '“P' osive public money? In al probability. the £100 great a loading member of the Boardtcf 'hduchtion. from ’03 CWW- 3'“ m” M“ n“ “a” “"9"” to Ca. hell's Cove will bowithheld. too. pure selfishness and vanity. foisted upon the schools orth’s man who will allow kw“ ” WI“! “‘1 b lint. bk. Editor. I must conclude. as the fsgoss sre of mi. country, a book: ' ‘ ‘ history the w of; Puntin- osn he «supported by .n mound, and the no towh.which istbrowing light “a no “9., b... “3..., . “w”... men'os’ oral Banks and “013?! “m' . on the sub cot. is “growingsmoller and beautifully loss." l.“ “b “aim; '. m “r M huh

The council about to be held in Baltimore is causing I. "up. n gain... a.“ y“ flu“... a, .5. "m. P t “I”

caside ’blc'uusatlness in Protestant circles. Some fiervousw“ brethren" aro afraid that its object to to b " Rome ” into thoUnited States. Others. having heat that its intention is to consider the wants of the colored” slice of the South. are _not a little ch .‘ ‘I‘oritalr havu hadtthlngs their own way with tho nogr’ohetotofore. and. of cool-as, the do not. like the idea of sealons Catholic missionaries takn the lite tothem. . .: ' his food upon pretty-good-aothcrit . that H. l’endietcn. lets Democratiocandi for

. 6:

Geo

'n rained 4’ m“

wedks. Corn sult- . .Vlt is feared. are very . . . la fields were inundated. and

nudtltsjurod byte we 0.

being subscribed v0

‘ "hw’u'i‘flm’. “ain't” la the West or s ro ' like... class in Gsnnsny. The cosdtwt of in. we opts-tows government. it in, ii: centre. should notvbo f Theirth shoollbsrow _ . ~ ‘. , Yennstruiy.

o by Amerbans. A300. .

" sparsittteoims >

. 6r erg-3;” .. I .i j “t .7 '- J I I. ‘

Lilies to, "harry it: hinder."

I am "lM.’ 'a Seem. I wean...— sssn .a

fstbola’r profound. I ant

1,”. .. . a he will no relieve.

or my neighbors. who connot agree alike. and who won't agree to difler. will be apt to come to close quarters.— Please give us your opinion with respect to those “ greats." learlcsslv and independently. as you an wont tovdo. vsrniuswt woso sincere with respect to these “ pants.” or did they resort to the mean. coats-

ous'd they . II order to acne-pits early issue. pious let us know how they "cooked" the Education Act. By answering these questions in an early issue. you

A

helm incessantly for nearly two .

.6". cclpt bf‘fdrty-eisht dollars.“ s'dditton

when civil war M received from Mrs. Stevenson. on behalf of the sohr- ‘ ers b the late fine. Also. the so- of Two Pounds from TM... m WP]. the

. -—Othsr papers please copy.

dens should he attempt ' g o is by having s‘chsap series of school the s throw); aside for» an ried and expensive series. If the Nelson series superior‘to that now h? satisfactorily in «3.1801 as be ob doubt but that in a few years it will an d, ti hug and become sogsssrelly‘usod . , .9 .‘e'e'p as the latter can new be bought for; unsognontly. we think the.de would have: moro'judg- ment as well as a‘hsttor know of the circum- stances ol the people it they h ute of theirs until two or tbrsé

imposed upon the

t

We would like to knowif the Godoibartug Go-

. sad traitors e of attempting to bar the trietP and did a our lion. re tativsa feel in their hands their diabolical ends? In an

would oblige. twn' "e" no small matter to a poor. . , children attending schoolto lid 1 . throw aside the books he has already. .kaad to procure much more expensive. though, perhaps, not better ones. This, we say '. .a matter which ought to have some considered ’lwith‘the Board of Education; :Howevor.‘ , H .‘ts the reading of the “llinuto ” to which .wehosu referred. neither need balm o-vsey greet hurry

to supply themselves with the) wmies. and b

AN ELECTOR. First Electoralvlstrlct of King's, ; October 2313. 1800. .

To run none- or run lineup.

S .—-Ib to ob lsssurelo eckaow in there- “ "o u p tlzddiat‘ already

. on. B. thlsn. for the sales ohm. - » m wn‘ Dom)" ’ “a TM' usin their own discretion in ' ' in likelihood servants f To oua Sosscatasah.-‘-Asz be unable to send“ ‘Agetit to thepagtw’srl,‘ dfii‘ng the. recent month. we liesz request»cns..suhscrtbsrs n then sootios either-to. rsmitdiesot town‘suelvsg-by letter; or to pay-'to 'Ilr. Michael“ H imeck. of‘So'ur'is East. with as little delay as." ' . r subscri-

be ' ’.Co,t. nd._‘-Gocrgston d edged?“ gimdmufil obllgsm hymekiiiw “

anoint.

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~ Slit fists“.

wmuoddhv. doton 81. .

POLITICAL. \ bosnoali

Aevnooottthe Legislature has neither

- ago he .c'atight a severe cold. which turned to in-

M at the banquet to the Delegates. soid:—-

TnagsleoffiaturdsyaodSnadsylastwaotha severest which has bsoseapoeisacodsrousdthooecoastsforsieay years. We hear of vesseli haying been _at.3t. Peter’s Barber. and other posts around the coast. and muslin-minnow. "unions. the gels was fslt laallitsfury. Thewbarfat that place was swept by WWI. “‘1 large quantifies 'd' deals. etc. were floated over it: and are new scolded about the shore. A null schooner was capsised. Capt. Evans and his oili- cers sud men deserve credit for their precautions. on So- turdsy night and Sunday to secure the safety of Princess of Wales and'ht Mangers. The Princess Shediac to Sumtersido 'duflng the gels of Sunday. and the utmost confidence-was felt in the judpont of her commander. Several wbsrfs. among others that at South- pert. have been "severely injured by the storm. full ravages of which 'are not yet fully known.

Col. Iqucli. one of tho Feniaus captured by the Canadians last spring. has been tried at Toronto and untested to be hangod. The Pouisns threaten re- taliation. and in the meantime the Judge who tried Lynch has informed him that he can apposite a higher Court. so that we shall not be surprised if he escapes the gallows after all.

Turks" Island recently experienced a fearful hue ricsno. which blow down 800 houses and caused much suderiug. The Bahamas have been strswod with wrecks' by the same-storm. The loss of pro- perty and of life also has been very heavy.

The measles aro v, prevalent among the juvcno lies of Charlottetown?!» now.

The philoso her who does the editorials tor the Summersids ournal had a sight last week at a ‘ dudscn ' which was said to have been. discovered some forty feet in the earth by parties digging a wall. The philosopher thought o recognised a goat's head on the dudocn aforsaid. and therefore doubted the finding. Take care it wasn’t his own handsome phis he saw reflected in the pipe.

Our absence from the City durin the past ten days eccounts’for the small mount editorial mat. tor which appeared in our last asalso in our resent issue. We hope to make up for it in future cs.

The Charlottetown News Room has amalgamated with A. flcNoill’s Room. that gentleman has how sole control thereof. ' .

a‘WANTED—-Bacx Nominee or sun "mm. —-1 copy of Dion. October. 1005; I copy of No. ll. of same mouth and veer; l copy ‘of No. 4. November. lack-lay,“ No. 5. of same mouth and rear; '2 copies of o. 8. of same month and year; and I copy of.No.£. October, 1806. We will allow any person those-omboroffipen for the present year who will furnish us with foregoing Hos; - Axcxothe passengers of the Steamship China to Halifax were two of the provincial delegates. namely. the lion. Mr. McFarlane. of Nova Subtle. and lion! hir. Chandler. of New Brunswick.