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cee ener ANSP

. ; ‘ Palaoys }as a Cabinet question and send his resigna- Latest Db) i. le » app. | tion LO the She by a sort of pigelacte: : ee * "he Orleanist org in i Naliel, tosday } Latest irom WMWontraal. |counciis tevtaton to return completely to wes : the traditions of parliamentiry governs |

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| RECIPAOCITY NESOTIATIONS, |

ss seas: Sug commercial & Leinancial

sails ilo Daily hLramine

MONTREAL, Oct. 20.

blo Mi Laurier hus stated, before his ; } ‘ : ager m § ii constitaeuls, that tue Goveraiment is ab itiouus Wilh the United States lo spel 7 ' 1} » +] , enew Oo ie e¢ Goveruines aii . ' I :

iL\ brealy

piu . ; sata . } Pio quiet A the deciine ol yes erday. | Whol wale DUSIUCSS Weli DALTILE be ae | Phere was @ larger increase in bank cir- | t! ast Week Lhan ever before CUiastsvs

WAR AWS. LONDON, Oct. 24.

ordered the mobilizition of am -

tussia bas ' ail Cossacks not vetin active service, counting to ninety-one regiments.

it is denied that Co!. Valentine Baker and other English officers have been sent to Constantinop e.

An Erzeroum despatch says Mukhtar Pasha is safe. ie occupies 4 strong po- sition at Yenikoi, west of Loghanlu Digh, Ismail l’asha’s retreat and junction with Nakhtar are seriously menaced,

(here is no change in the situation at Pievna nor Kars.

A despatch from Giurgevo reports the opening of a battle on the Lom between the Czirowitch and Suleiman Pasha,

(ae Porte, through Vienna, is reported to have proposed an armistice to Russia under conditions excluding loumania, Servia snd Moutenegro.

Exzeroum, Oct. 24. the Russians attacked fore Kars, but were repulsed, LONDON, Uct, 24.

Ismail Pasha arrived at Zedikan on the 23rd, and is expected to join Ghazi Mukh tar Pasha at Zewin.

General lergukasoff is Pasha.

Fort Ahenz, bes!

pursuing Ismail!

GUNRERAL NEWS,

Lonpon, Oct. 24,

Sir H. G, Elliott will

Buchanan as English Ambassador to Vi-

enna. gg |

Che inhabitants of Wassovitch district of

Montenegro, numbering 21,100, are stric-

ken with famine.

Doepun, Oct, 24,

ln the Prussian Diet an important and

exciting debate is expected on Friday, on!

the resignation of Count Von Euelenburg, tue Minister of Justice, and the continued absence of Bismarck from the Capital. The debate is likely to extend to the con- stitutional relations between the Cabinet and Diet. A deficit of tifteen million

wirks is anticipated in the German Ex-|

chequer, It is reported that Von Euelen. berg declines the furlough offered him and insists on the acceptance of his resig nation.

Benin, Oct. 24.

(he U.tramontanes and Moderate Lib. |

érals will probably combine with the ads Vauced Liberals, in Friday's debate, to &-k for a definite explanation of the extra- Ordinary state of things. Itis elt that the Cabinet is a less uniform body than is desirable, and Parliament might as well be

vouchsafed some communication respect- | There |

ing the intentions of the Premier. can be little doubt that Bismack is dis satistied with the free trade and direct | tuxation policy pursued by twa of his col- leagues, and thinks the Minister of Com. merce might have done something to shorten the unparallelled duration of

the | London: Geor ‘arro| “m6: G ‘ : . a ‘ } ha : orge Carroll, Lot 6: George | : stagnation of business. The rigit wing of | Jellydo, R. Found, New | ae ey ee a WATS oO: : a : Inserted tor ‘PEIN ©EIN yim pF |" » ft. pies ‘ ; kd- | i1as yu eive AY n st oe (Cy ee i the Moderate Liberals, though they have | : as Nene. a Ww ondon; Ed | Ila just receiy d WALTHAM Vi A i GHES 1h) solid Sil er Cases clary, a. |

cordially co-operated with the existing | Government in bringing about the present | state of things, are prepared t2 take we

ime recommended by the Premier. The) opinion begins to prevail among the Mod- | erste Liberals that the country has not! Capital enough for the maintenance of free trade principles, and that the revenue

rect taxation been abandoned.

Lonpon, Oct. 24. |

!n addition to the statement that, at the!

close of yesterday morning's Council, Presi;

dent MeMahon plainly informed DeBroglie | Church Services.

Ministerial |

sud Fortoun that the idea of changes could not be entertained at the | present moment, the Moniteur of Paris| bays ‘ The Cabinet will meet the Cham- | ber to vindicate its policy and reply to all. sttacks and interpeilations. McMahon's | ultimate course will depend 0. the attitude | Of the Senate, and the Senate’s action wil! be guided Ly the position taken by the) #+Jority of the Deputies. Many persons feluse to believe that McMahon and his. Ministers intend to continue to struggle, beyond the sixth of November. These see that such declarations as the Monileur’s are | foerely bids for an adyantageous compro: H4'-e, the threat of appealing to the Senate bp ng carefully conditioned, in the last; fe-ort, On the position the majority of the Heputies may assume, Parts, Oct. 24, |

bbe (oustitution states that the Ministers | Will resign on the refusal of the Chamber | tT) vote tor the direct taxes in advance of'| ali other legislation. The President will | ‘lew form a conciliation ministry, with | D.ifare atthe head, but if this Cabinet is | dele. ted by the’ Republicans, then the President intends to dissolve the Chambe, |

ment. and form

been alopted by the

| Whelock Bently, Margate;

accordance | expressed |

1 Ninistry in

with the wil of the nation

on the |4th inst

Lonpon, Oct. 24. | Part respondent of the Times | bas information fronra member of the Con servative party. who ints intimate relations with its leader, that the following plan has Cabinet, and which ! Laue Marshal, it is hoped, will sanetion :— | ‘The Ministry will preside over the second

yy he CoO

ballots and departmental elections with the |

Vigor it displayed on the voting of Sunday | week. The Chamber being unable to get to work before the I2th of November, the Cabinet will appear before the Senate on/| the (th with an explanation of the situa. | tion and a request for a vote of con‘idence. | On the Sth the Senate will fill up the four | iife Senatorships, thus swelling the Conser- vative members. As soon as the Chamber is regularly constituted tne Cabinet, backed by the vote of the Senate, will uppear be- fore it and ask it to discuss the budget without delay, The Caamber will reply ' by a vote of censure. ‘lie Marshal will im-~ | mediately, and before the verification of | the returns, prorogue the Chamber uatil the 12th of December, and then what hap- | pened last June wil! repeated, The} Marshil will call on the Senate for a second | dissolution, based on the refusal of the | (a4iamber to pass the budget. Ile will ex.' plain the means by which he could ineet | the expenditures during the first quarter | ofthe year. [t is estimited that the four | new senators would counterbalance those | who might refuse their support, and that | dissolution will be voted. In that case the | elections will be held in April. in time for the second new Chamber to meet before the opening of the Exhibition. A state of -iege will be proclaimed immediately after dissolution, by aid of which and by vigor- ous action a Conservative mojority is reek- oned upon. In this way the Ministers of | France will be saved from Radicalism. it | wil be neither submission nor resignition, | re-ignation nor coup a elat; it will be yic- tory. The « Times” correspoadent ads | thata state of siege is «a terrible ins'rus | went, by which adversaries can be gagged, | and if such be really scheme, everything is possible. except the repose of France and Europe.

Panis, Oct.

he

24. Members of the Senate belobging to the | Left, in a manifesto urging electors to con- tinue their efforts to second ballots for } | i

Deputies, and at elections for the Councils: |

(reneral, declare it to be the conviction that

the present Cabine*

cor the Counciis-General.

aoe ai-oficial note has been published. ldenyiny the assertion ina New York jour- juat Cia the French Government had noti fded (ue United States that the participation | .f Avscricans in the exhibition could be left to private individuals. The noie says that jfereisuers Wishing to participate in the ex- | Wibition ought to be represented by a Coms | Missioner specially dete gated by their Goy- }eruments,

ilotel Arrivals.

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BAY VUE

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HOUSE—SOURIS.

Uect. 18.—Hon. J. Hensley, Charlotte- town, P. W. Hyodman, do.; R. Heartz.

do. ; Mr. Stumbles, do.; Mr. Almour, do..

J. Bruce, East Point. Gct. 19,—U. Mathews, Charlottetown Oct. 20O—A. T. Briggs, Montreal. (ict. 22.—Hon. J. (town; J. Johnson, Grand River jton , Mr. Nieoll, | (ierrold, Ontario. Uct. 26,—A. Miller, Charlottetown: G, A. Cu.ter, do,

i ROCKLIN

St. John, N. B:: M.

HOUSE.

OUet. 25.—Cyrus Morris, New London: | D. Melsaac, Nevada; J. A. Cairns, Free

town; Miss Esterbrook, Biie Verte; ‘Thos.

( ae le:

Ramsay do, John McLean

J. Murray, New

mee |

the Government's neome

;5 curity for protection of Assured

will not face a meeting | }of the Chambers, but will only retain office liong enough to preside over the elections| succed Sir R. A. |

tobertson, Charlottes | > Mr. Mans, ining, Charlottetown: W. W, Brown, Bos- |

. re W. Vandiskirk, Kent- | NORTH jville, N.S; Hugh Ramsay, Rose Hill: Jobn | Hazel Grove ||

BE S.S. “HOA SCOT”

A ae te (lM

WOWWEL Lda 37 2048

A NEW AND FIRST CLASS COOK STOVE, WiTll ALL THE LATEST. IMPROVEMENTS. EVERY STOVE WARRANTED FOR THIRTY DAYS!

Please Cail and Examine. SEs Tieden Ch’town, Oct 18, 1S77—lw

SU IN

RAO iA de

LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY

OF VON FERAL.

Assets - - - - -

MONTREAL DIRECTORS.

I. WoRKMAN, Presiden:: T. J.

Capital and

CLAXTON, Vice-President; A. FP. Gautr. Esa. Hevey

MuLuoitianb, Esq., James Hurrox, Esy., A. W. OGILVIE. neg, Mt. P.> Cotas ALEXANDER, Esq., iluGgn McoLetnan, ag.: Hon. J. J.C. Apsort, Q. o., Lega Adviser.

New Life aad Accident Business submitted in IS76

| ¢ ‘ash Assets | Net Surplus for Distribution, as at 1st January, 1877, after making reserves at 44 percent. . ; , v9 299

Extract from the proof sheet of Goverumes! Report. Statement of

migms received for 1876 over 1875: : Canada Life . Bibs Citizens ibd

17.819

i eee 2.608

Confederation Studacona

Toronto ‘ : ‘ ; ‘ 1,0) t

Sun Mutual i ge ak S32.

4e@™ Decrease for 1876 in all American Companies in Canada, over $114,090.

ECONOMY AND Skeccertity is the motto of the Saa Matual Ceimpauy. lfow well

(i¢@ appreciate these features is seen in the fect. as showa above from

wthority, that the new business for 1876 was sirly-seven per cent. nrore

i3(75.) The Charter and License embrace Life and Accident Business.

’ M. Hf. GAULT (President of Exchange Bank),

Managing Director.

MACAULAY, Secretary.

lic’ p ilo (roveriains Linkin Ulaat

J. M C. DerksDerniers.

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SEA LIP AX BOER ID.

Hox... MoM. PARKER. M. D.. M..L. C.. W. 4. | PATRICK POWER, Esq., M. P., Director

lnspector, hy.

JOUN TAYLOR, Esq... Dir. Merchants’ Bk

People’s Bank. DANIEL CRONAN, Esq. Dir. Bk. of NUS

WM. M. HARRINGTON, Esq.. President | 4. W

Halifax Bank. W. C. W. N. Wickwire, Esq.. M. D. 2 Wal ah MaKe ters G. N. SincLain, Esq. M. D. oo Tene ee

SILVER, Fso , Merehant.

J. 8S. D. Thompson, Esq., Solicitor. “~ TDAATD A GEO. FRASER, General Manager. ”~

BENJ. A. FIELDING, Gon, Agent.

For the Maritime Provinees and Newfoundland. Office -76 Granville Street,

Near the Bank of Montreal), tlhuifax. N. HASZARD, Avent, ‘BP. &. Osta

| nh W f J. BF. ieKAy, |

SIDE QUEEN SQUARE, CHARLOTTETOWN

WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,

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| Dr. McLrop ‘Medical Adviser. I,

with GUARD and KEY, warranted one vear, from $17 upwards.

aA NICE: ASSOTDTMENT Or

5 ’ . . From Liverpool to Halifax. Gold ani Silver Plain and Fancy Sings,

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W" have received the Lad not fallen off so sensibly had not indi. E°inest Stoel: of ‘Rep Family & Pocket Bibles

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festaments, Psalms, Ete, J

ever

| Hymn Books, r |

ELEGANT

BINDEN(

: i exhibited in Charlottetown, and at

prices to suit the times BREMNER BROS. | Oct. 20—

STEAM COOKING. |

ee a ee

MAYQO'S STEAM

CULINARY BOILER !

A IL the condensed steam is carried back «™ into the boiler-- preventing UUpleasant odors in the kitchen. Mest. Vegetables, Puddings, &c., may all be cooked at the same time, without iningliing the flavors, while each erticie retains all its strength: | and aroma, and is more palatable and nn- | tiitious than When cooked! by any other ! mode.

Qu exhibition and fur-sale at

BEER & GOFF 5,

On inspection, will be found to Compare fay rably

‘Oet. 2—1lm eod

Chains, Lockets. Broochss, Ear Rings, Spectacles. airing Neatly Exceuted. All Work

Ch’town, Oet. 19—Imeod

Warrant

WEDDING Fe TINGS.

REPAIRS

NEATLY AND THOROUGHLY

IA ECU PrieDp.

a i A 40

Siem OUR OWN MAKE. Pe

¥ . ~ atl ee SS

W. TAYLOR, W ATPOMMAB Ee & J POW RWEER,

SOUTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE,

AND NEARLY FRONTING POST OFFICE, cu'tTow N.

A large assortment of Ladies’ and Gents’ SILVER WATCIIES, from $8.90 upwards.

és “ GOLD WATCHES, <« 9.00 6s r Every Watch warranted for twelve months.--GOLD ALBERTS. from 35.00 to $30.06 PLATED & SILVER ALBERTS.—A fyi] assortment of PLAIN GOLD and RINGS, frown $1.00 to $20.00. GOLD LOUCKETS, from $1.50 Colored and Bright Gold BROOCHES and EARINGS. STL DS, from 10 cts. to $8.06 per set—hundreds to choose from. SILVER-PLATED WARE, in ereat Variety, CRUET FRAMES. from. $1.00 to $12.00. CAKE BASKETS, FRUIT DISHE +, PICKLE STANDS. VASES. CUPS, NAPKIN RINGS, SPOONS and FORKS. —all warranted {oO wear well. Nickel] TEA SPOONS, that will wear always white, from $1.00 per doz. CLOCKS and TIME. PIECES, from $1.00 to $30.00. SHECTACLES. to suit tearly all siehts. trom 25 cents per palr. Best Londoan-imade Pebble SPECT A‘ ‘LES, with ease, $2.50 per pair, The above is only part of our Stock, and to wh ca We are Continually adding

Witii Others.

&. W. TAYLOR. Ch’town. ‘

Prices

,

SIGN OF THE STOVE, Queen street.

$765,000

WEST, Esq., Director People’s Bk

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fiatest styles. For further particulars

}diess

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sl .8$56.598.85 118,957.68 205,944.67

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iUuiversai,. 1. Sh

JOB PRINTING OFFICE

POR WA Tse

YHE Sabscriber, in consequence of failing health, is induced to offer Lis Fits1$

> PrinvinG Opvice at private sale. oh pari, of 1 Tatt’s Hand Pres- beri'y Jobber, 1 Half-Medium mse Seam Kvgine aud and Varied

Liat

au

GOMSISLS, in

7. 0) ]

Boiler; toget

her with a large 4-sOTrtIner { Jobbing Type, ete., in

HENRY

‘ po sek Zou. §

COOPER, yi ij hOtlLetow al.

22, 1877—din evd

Sole Leather. iwo, 3.

Wo, @Z,

B.'s I uoganti’ss fo@~aums Foxcra,

(HEAP At

CARVELL BROS.

Oct. 22- lw eod

DO NOT FORGEE 17 QUEEN STREET

CHEAP GOODS.

Ladies’ Oress Goods, Ladies’ Hats and Benneis,

Ladies’ Winter jackets,

"OU

Ladies’ Winter Maniles. Ladies’ Winter Shawls. Ladies’ Paisicy Shawls, Ladies’ Wool Hose, Ladies’ Felt Skirts, WOOL FRINGES, BRAIDS, SILK FRINGES. FEATHERS, FLOWERS. in TIES, COLLARS CUFFS, BUTTONS, Ete. J.D .RMASOR &6 «C¢

Charlottetown.

NOTICE 10 DEBTORS

A LL persons indebted to the undersigned $ on xecount of the EXAMINE news- paper, by Book Account, Note of Hand oy utherwise, are notified to pay the several ‘mounts doe by them on or before the lik

-

|}day of October next.

W. L. COTTON:

1 Sen. 3 lead

COLEMAN, Esq., Dir. People’s Bk

oe

Labrador Herrin g |

— ttt

WwW" are daily expecting a cargu of IT AB- tADOR HERRING, which will he seul

cheap trom the wharf,

HASZARD BROS_

; Ch town, Sept.28—eed tf

Payson. Dunton, & Scribner's

COPY BOOKS

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. |

| (his hoading, in Space mot \efeceding half an

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(if required.

Roems are large and

t

Ss

JUST OPENED A‘l , BREMNER BOs, 2 -- Waits, ete, ete. gee Advertisements

tlaaches ye “X-~ ineh, will

tea

A few perman-

_ RDERS WA NTED, — © accommodated

ent boarders can now b at the Revere H use.

ANTED—A Cler& would tion in a Dry Goods or

Lately engaged

dress **H.”’ this

like «# situa. Clothing store, in New Branswick. Ad. Office. References given

Uct,

26,

—

VV ANTED—a DENTAL STUDENT. A young Genlleman, between the aves

of 15 and 20, to learn DENTISTRY. Nove need apply unless his parents have honor suflicient to keep an agrecient, though it be oaly a verbal one. Apply to C. 4, STRICKLAND, ‘ Ch'town, Oct. 24—

OARDERS WANTE D,.—VFour

or tlre Board-rs wanted.

Gentlemen preferred

Suilable for

-ouples. Apply at this office, Chitown, Oct, 12, 1877,

Inarried

[057 — Between head of Hillsborough St and Victoria Park, a Gold Locket ana ‘hain. The finder wil! be suitably reward

Gther ed by leaving it at the Examiner OFFICE.

Oct. ig—~

ANTED—A SMART BOY (between 14 and 15 years of age), for service in a tore. Apply to F. H. Cameser., Queen,

Street.

L

Oct. 16, 1877—taw

“) LET.—Two or to letin w

Apply ai

more KRooms city

convenient part of his oflice. Ch’lown (4 1877.

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