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' ; tdci seaataearenateaTEReTOae - TS et, SC . and with a view to the particnlar nature of the ‘is not true. Gov. Robinson and the other prisoners are still tive. It issaid that more liquor has been drank in the province N : ee a q gant to Cope: © i wore selected chiefly from Char- eneam ped on the prairie at Leeompton. Walker, the Captain! since the Ist of January than ever was drunk durine a like a cw Advertisements ng, the Juries iv oe, POE pl of the guard, barricaded a small cabin about half a mile from | period before that date.” It is a fine time for the liquor sellers A é soetetown, and chietly from the ranks of sts commere ™ + Lecompton, to protect the prisoners from & rescue on the 4th, | they sell more liquors than ever, get a higher price for them, : Jitieal opinions opposite to those advyovated — treated them so badly, that Col. Sumner sent Walker and , and the best of it all for them is, that chey have no licence to We shall not follow Maclean’s example by lis oom pany £0 the fort, and placed another company, com-) pay! Here, then, is a (direct loss to the revenne of £40,000 manded by Sackett, over the prisorers. The prisoners are! annually, and the country in no better condition than it was now treated well, and are allowed to receive their friends. | bafore the law was passed. With respect to the importation heane ae ee ee : state 9 (en, of — they are frequently brought into the province along hich has been quashed a waited upon bien sada seabertiann for og mately 7 Efe = rae img ee ‘ ne z or + a To naan «x Sche. Elizabeth Mary, from New York. . ghich hi | a snl , asking Si pro-| dust as it occurs to my mind, IIL mention that IT saw a state- July 28. WILLIAM DODD ati 1 f society, who would honestly and con | perty, against the armed marauders from the south, at the | ment, made by one of the Senators of Maine, to the effect, that | ——_————_--——_- siaareeinewreaiara atienicat ~ pnetontte. ‘ontiously discharge their daty as Jurors, as are to be found) eee et a — that - oo ed yea the law or erume and drunkenness had increased Flour, Gin, &c. 7. scentiousty Gs ; <. ine is | & such protection; the 1¢@ armed bands alluded to, ver cent.’ ’’—St. Jo ‘ourwer. T , ; f upon those lists which appear C0 stand high _ ee were Seaelacte enrolled militia, acting under colour of the | one Secon — RY AUCTION. TO-MORROW, (Tuesday, 29th inst.) ' » Maclean has given them his pre- j law, and that the people had no redress excepting from the ; from the Sooke om Hert veal cnet ore, |

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Flour and Leather. Y AUCTION, TO-MORROW, Tuesday, 29th instant on Lord’s wharf, at 12 o’clock— ” 2) Barrels Superfine FLOUR, 100 Sides New York SOLE LEATHER, ‘|

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ne the def ndant. : ‘a Be hatte allusions to any ol the indiyiduals on the gaking INVidlews Ss a ; a scent vets below given, but we do not hesitate to say, that the panel ]iste DelowW ’

mtained the names of as many re-

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ference.

We shall, at our earliest convenience, resume the considera- e sane .

mo q letter “to the public’’ in the last Islander. if 4

SPECIAL JURY LIST, (B). William Maclean, on Monday, June 30, 1856 :—

206. Neil Rankin,

2 Benjamin Davies,

3 Thomas Dawson, 27. Robert Strong,

4. Henry Stamper, 28. John Higgins,

5. Pierce Gaul, 2). Johe B. Strong,

6. Daniel Brenan, dU. Stephen Trenaman, 7. James Romaps, ol. Thomas Murphy,

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tter, when we may take some notice of Maclean’s murder case was formally opened this morning. The testimony {theme for the prosecution was closed at the adjournment of Court, jalthougeh the counsel for the prisoner unsuccessfully insisted | that it was the duty of the government to have present all tt “who witnessed the killing of Keating. The prisoner oceupics ror trying a case between John MeGill and another versus a seat in the dock, and is occasionally cheered by the conver- sation of distinguished friends.

+ James Danean, Ch. Town. 25. Sml. McMurray, Ch.'Town, | fhe jury were unable to agree in their verdict. They are ‘saia to have stood ten for acquittal, and two for conviction. On the 15th, another jury was procured for a new trial, chosen from 105 men. The Worcester Spy says that a letter | has been received in that city from a gentleman in California,

? . . . . . . . . <‘ommittee of San Francisco, never to show his head in Cali-

ivil law.

Trial or Hexsert.— Washington, 10ch.—The Herbert

A dense crowd was present.

which states that Herbert has been notified by the Vigilance

LOCAL NEWS.

Examination av Sr. Dunsran’s Coutuce, Princerown Roan. —Haszard’s Gazctie furnishes the following short notice of the first examination of the pupils in the above institution. We should have cheerfully availed ourselves of an invitation to be present on the interesting occasion, but illness prevented us :—

** Nothing gives us greater pleasure than witnessing the spread of learning and the encouragement of education. We attended the semi-annnal examination of the Central Academy a short time since, and fully concur in the praise given to the masters and pupils of that institution by the Lxaminer. Last week we were gratified with an inyitation to be present at the first, we believe, public examination of the Catholic Collegiate School at their noble edifice in the Royalty of this City. It was not to be expected from the comparatively short time that

50 barrels Superffne FLOUR, 2 casks GIN, 500 lbs. FEATHERS,

July 28, 1856. A. Il. YATES, Auctioneer.

Auction, Q* MONDAY next, the 4th August, at 11 o'clock, at

the store of Mr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Water-street, who has determined on selling the remainder of bis stock of

MANCHESTER GOODS, GROCERIES, EARTHENWARE and AMERICAN GOODS, Without reserve. Terms libers], see handbills.

July 28, 1856. IV’s Gaz. & Isl. Auctioneer. Sale of Morigaged Premises. YENO BE SOLD by Public Auction, on the ises, in

Charlottetown, by A. H. YATES, on SATURDAY, the 23d day

A. H. YATES,

2 Williem Meard. ; 32. Robert Longworth, | fornia again, under the severest penalties. He is said to have | the institution has been in actual operation, that great pro-| of August next, at 12 o'clock, noon, (unless previously disposed of by 9 Richard Hearts, 33. James Anderson, ‘been a monte dealer in California besides. gress could have been made in the higher branches of education ; private sale,)—-under and by virtue of a Power of Sale, contained in a id. Bertram Moore, 34. George Mawley, and, we confess, we were not a little surprised, as well as gra- | °C Indenture of Release in Mortgage, bearing date on the 6th day 1]. George Moore, Lot 48, 35. Ronald Walker en Mite Kins asi Jeeraphic| tified, in being called upon to take part in the examination of (Q, 2 ome", A.D. 1850, and made and exceuted between Parnicn ] + SCORES MOOTS, Ss ov. ORS ‘ ’ HE Sumner Assavir.—It appears by the telegraphic | tified, in bemg called upon to take part 10 CXMAMATION OF} Garexey, of Charlottetown aforesaid, tailor, aud ANN GAFFNEY, bis wife ig 12. Edward Chandler, @ 36. William Brown, / report of the proceedings in Congress on Monday, that the}a class of Virgil and another in € ATS Commentaries — the of the one part, and Tuomas Kenxy and Enwan» Kenny, both of Hali. | 13. dohn Scott, Ch. Town, 37. Charles MeXutt, ‘House refused to pass the resolution for the expulsion of respective pupils of which acquitted themselves ma manner | fax, in the Province of Nova Seotia, merchants, of the other part, and 5 14. James W. Cairns, 38. George F. Lowden, | Brooks. A majority of the members present voted for the alike creditable to their own industry and application, and to | duly registered in the proper office for the Registry of Deeds in this i 15. dohn W. Morrison, 39, Henry Haszard, ‘resolution, but the constitution requires that a member shall | the educational talent of the preceptors — the Reyds. Messrs. Island—the following 16. W illiam R. Watson, 40. George Hlaszard, | be expelled only by a vote of two-thirds of the House, An- Macdonald and Phelan. Attached as we are to the cultivation Land and Premises, i7. James oles, jun. 4). George Owen, f | ticipating such a result, Mr. Brooks has resigned his seat, but ot classical learning—regarding it as the most solid foundation boing fért of the'preshtess comprised and described in the sald Mectenee ’ ik. John Morris, Mal. Read, 42. Michael W. Skinner, will probably be re-elected by his constituents. We do not! for the others—we ure not insensible to the great advantages | that is to say: being part of ‘own Lot Number 37, in the First ean 19. Joseph Pippy, Ch. Town, 43. Cornelius Little, see why it would not be in the power of the House to pass of a thorough acquaintance with modern tongues, and could of Tuwp Lots in Charlottetown, commencing at the south-eastern corner 4 NV. Jobn Stambles, 44. William W. Lord, such a resolution whenever he again takes his seat. The pre-/not but be sensible to the advantage derived by a large class | of the said Town Lot, at the junction tiere of Pownal and King-streets ; 21. William Stumbles, 45. William B. Dean, senee of an individual who has committed an act so cowardly | of pupils from its great proficiency in the French language. a running northwardly along the western side of Pownal-street for i ™ David Wilson, 46. William White, jun. and disgraceful, should under no circumstances be tolerated | We have before taken occasion to remark that it acts as an a ee holy 9 —_ it meets the southern boundary line of f 23. G.W. Peblois, Mal. Rd., 47. Clement White, | Without protest.— Boston Journal. universal interpreter, and that a knowledge of it will enable a | Christopher Smith: ines a ae ae pyres + to Mr. 3 24. Jas. MeCraith, Ch. Town, 48, Wellington Nelson. | Mr. Sumner, it is thought by the physicians, will not be | man to be understood in any part of the world. His Lordship | pownal-street for the distance of 84 cass enae ae a ‘a (Signed) Cuartes Dewrsey. Sheriff. | able to resume his duties before September, though he still the Catholie Dishop of Charlottetown, the Houble. Provincial parallel to Pownal-street, 112 feet, to King-street; thence eastwardly ; A Sheriff ‘s Office, Qucen’s County, dune 24, 1856. {hopes by present rest to take his seat during the present | Secretary, the Solicitor General, the Revds. Messrs. Phelan, | along King-street, 84 feet, to the place of commencement, — with the

Mr. Sumner had never before, (says the New York | Perry and Brady, John Morris and John Gainsford, Esquires, | oe HOUSE aud BULLDINGS thereon. / | and a variety of others—parents of the children aud wellwishers | The above will be sold in several lots. For particulars and terms of 7 i sale, enquire at the office of the Hon. JOSEPH WENSLEY, Charlotte.

| session.

SPECIAL JURY LIST, (C). | Times), been absent from his legislative duties a single day ariety 0) ( a

For trying a ease het@een John Cavanagh versus Edward | for the five years that he has been a senator. : the institution—were present. For ourself we have only to)

; ae say. that we were highly gratified. We sce in the progress of |

this and other edacationa! establishments, the best presi: of July 28,1856. | the future happiness and prosperity of this Ishund.

town, or of the Auctioneer, ALBERT H. YATES, Lisq., Charlottetown. THOMAS KENNY, Ly Joseph Hensley, EDWARD KENNY, their Attorney.

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CANADA.

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| t. Henry Cundall, Ch.'Tuwn, 25. George Beer, 2d, ¢ h. Town, | 2 James Desbrisay, 26. William Hodges, Rustico, |

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}. Jabez Barnard, 27. James D. Mason, Ch. Town, The Bas Canada siates that fifteen fimilies of French | 7 ' ni dinini 4. Jolm MeNeill, 2%. Thomas Pethick, ‘farmers from Normandy, aud fifty-two individuals from filarried. PS OHEON rpernes eaenem to ne public the . dames Douse. 29. John C. Macdonald, : Belviom, have arrived, to settle on Goveimment lands, ia} | At the Head of St. Peter’s a sea = is hat ee a dyn bany Colleges, United States, and that in fotare bie satiens taeda . ae se aa Cur ry oper as So ' Lower Canada, and are ovly the first instalment of a large | eee a eT ee — — conducted in the name of “JOUNSON & SON.” He regrets V ; Oo. Smith, town Cum. of. ilam Jiciay, .1vU oe oe Soe i ee = ee ET ie. au o © S08G, it is € pes ants p due ninael a ; & Henry Longworth 32 John Ines on | Freneh emigration expected there du ing the present season. At Charlottetowa, on the 10th July, by the Rev. €. Lloyd, Mr. John ‘ + eae ieuaanh ‘este gel dane ak cate coviie te 4 —- ~ _ : >"? j ° . 7 > » sisae fr Norms r are | Sherran. of Crapau Oo is enes Galloway, « Sharlotteto ° ’ . , , é 3 10) 0. James Morris, 53. C.Braddock, St.Cuthbert’s, | Lt is believed that these fifteen families from Normandy are \ gre ' a nied tae gees a ioe mo Fei id. Mp. | #8¥ future emergency. He is extremely sorry to find qhat the Shanes u- . rer . ° aie . . > = 4 e mea ¢< . d wOllG DAY > FOU « y; , 2 ‘ . . . Macue a, # pag as ss as C . - ’ vs ms He 10. Themas B. Tremain. 4. HD. Mor) eth, Ch.Town, | a larger emigration from Franee to Canada than has taken | ee 3 MeVarieh’ ob Gack!Wanats, esp, taSame, demabhes af Mr Rin pews pratem of slander and enn. so industriously active against y ee 7 > Be : . " = . ” 5 aie j a a eee . . } se < lany years, is 2d Ww creasing arbi ins i 7 il Henry Smito, 35. B. ¥ right, St. Peter's Rd.. place in 2Dy OMe year since the conquest ol the Provinee. { McRae, of Rollo Bay. ie ; son. Misti ‘aad tend Gakeste oe a ees “4 nO cs i 12. Hen. Smith, (iien.*s son) 36 George W right, il ieee ti all aA icchciehineone | On the 16th July, by the Rev. a ri = ad, sooereee”> OF es athe 6 ny long. poried - = aed that - sdhetod fille antic N : as - ‘ee Sta as > r i } ” ' ~ 2 . . = 3 uot 18, Agnes Wilson, gl -of Mr Thomas Walker, Lot 19. ie Sate : =. ae . P ote a : , , ig 3. John Smith, 7. Chas. Stewart, Rosebank, | Granp Trunk Raitway.—Spite of all the croaking of ite | ' ; 7 i ib Je | ieee ie, Mr. Petor Campbell, of Sutamerside, | CoUered a8 an aduission of theirtruth: in justice, therefore, to himself, i 14. Riebard Smith, oc. Sam'l Hyde, West River, |. os . . . . rail YR 6a8 See ee), 8y ee, ae “| his fainily, and as a duty to the public, he will, very relvetantly, brip 5 Ren th — “4 ie a 7 | Oppostlion, this great notional work Is rapidly approaching l to Warries, dauwhter of Mr. Authony Cra swell, of St. Eleanor’s. the subject to thei mali . . , a " ys £ ie 15. Hen. Smith, (lsuac’s son) 59. John Jury, jun. Ch.Town, | -! : ” : : He . . he 16th July, by the Rev. D. Maedonald, Mr ae eu attention in a form (though exceedingly unpleasaut Bb 14. William Smith. 40. Wikiam B. Dawson its completion. Success to it, and pray it never step unt | At Charloilete sm, o0 a Mills, a Ag Bouin Rails a aehianl hiviself) which, he has no doubt, will be satisfactory tethem. La the Hy 17. Christ’rSaith. Ch. Town, 41. Kenneth McKonsic, it stretches from Lake Huron to old Halifax in Nova Scotia! brpemerabwer is «i= de wy * 1 “Cape Traveee &> 3 aN cai aon a and ee introduce bis sun . - a Sepia ws ' r. : ; . 10 e George gZ, hsq., us Yo! “ - . , ee 3 g had a most com e classics Dp si . : : 18. John Wyatt, i2. William Essory, \—-Nagara Mail. | On the 17th July, by the Kev. John Meciurray, Mr. Samuel Lidstone, | peace equal to his wadeaie, liis qoqyiens igegl Giluiitien’ salt cacy 19. Williaw: Wyatt, 43. William C. Trowan. ae Se " | w Miss Margaret Dalton, both of West Cape. b tated of Lok years professional training under tbe best physicians, surgeons, chemists *%. Peter Hyndman, 44. Henry rowan, NEW BRUNSWICK. l At Pownal, on the 24th J uly, by the same, Mr Francis Mutch, of Lot; * a4 pliarmacians that the general practice of England preduces, prepared j 21. Robert Hyndman, 45. Coors ‘Whresher, ! Moe en ee ertand, Me. | Hits" the Moora advantages cf the “Statin” Clloge, of which bo bas on q aaa 14; ar . Rae elas 7 rp r ya x ¥ fae est intiver, O14 Ce vuty, J ae * * a , — avai i ui with more t an or inary inda t ’ - > Cc 2 =~. revs — or: . s — oe aoe’ THE GOY ERNOR’S SPEECH. Malcolm Currie, to Miss Jane McNaughton, beth of Lot 65. Se desta applauded Digg eda teteee a 7 23 ‘ fan, ‘ ain scKen, Mal. Kos i a n . " rt : at : on N “il Melnnis 48 Joba ‘Peoden'O eae . FREDERICTON, July 17. eee Se Pe ee correborating this, his father teels it a pleasurable act of justice, to him, a Ne a 3, Oo. C . pe vee Fi to ¢ ; : . ‘ ‘ COL C \ ro “7 Si — one Shasta The Session was opened with the usual formalitics. Mied. o append to those remarks part of a note, received some months ago, iz (Signed) Caances Deweser, Sheriff P from the Deaa of Faculty, Harvard College :— * ~gigee te nn es enone At 2} o'clock the House proceeded to elect a Speaker. At Charlottetown, on the 17th July, after an illness of three months, we « Boston, March 17. 1886 i Sheriff ’s Office, Queen’s ( eunty, June 24, 1855. The Ts CRiales Giemsietia tres proposed by i. Mas. Se son of Mr. James Cabill, blacksmith, aged 7 years . ax DEAR Sim,—T regret that you did not receive ny Jetter during i SPECIAL JURY LIST, (D). pherson, and seconded by Messrs. Barberie and Kud, and pee ET Sold eeeeduninacuaitesabenadaededioa: sae ion s For trying a case between Dennis Reddin versus Joseph Ding- elected without opposition. ‘ Qassengers. attention, fidelity; he was always at his post, always ready, avd I was ‘4 well and another, on Friday, the 27th June, 1856 :— The Speaker having been approved of in the usual form In the;GadyteMarchant from Shediac, ap-the 224 Jely—Mrs. Pidwoll much pleased tu give bim o letter to Atbany to my old friend Professor A ? . : : - Ls . . + * 4 ie : >: Marsh, I feel assured gat his course will be a brilliant one. - 1. Wm. C. Bourke, Ch.Tiwn, 25. John Lahey, blacksmith, | His Exceelleney opeued the Session with the following ~ too Remiyhters, ites. el nn i = Messrs. Hall, Bowers, Pine, “Vth great respect, yours traly 4 e Bae : " on . Cn i ee de vard, McLauchlin and Charltou—) in the steerage. aa ae 5 - — R. Bourk: ’ Lot 49, a James Moore »Ch.Town, | Speech . ; : In do., from Pictou, on 234 July— Misses Brown, Debleis and Lawson; | ,, eh sie V. Muxrakuys Storer, $6. W. White, jan., Ch.Town, ti James | eee | Mr. President and Honorable Gentlemen of the Legislative | Messrs. Stardy, Brown, Narroway, Lowden, Smallwood and Deblois—4 __— aaa ». PB Asland.” ° ’ 4. James Barret, 23. John Metill, Canacil ; in the steerage. Ki c or ee a ; >. Heary L. Smith, 29. Peter Maegowan, Mr. Socaker ‘wid Gentlemen of the House of Assembly : In do., from Pietou, on the 25th July—Mrs. Madman, Miss Brecken, | _™'™8-Saaare, July 28, ee a (alt the papers.) ie 4 6. F. Longworth, Fal. Wood, 30. John Lyall, Lot 65. ar. <F : ° eee me , 3 .| Mrs. Lillyman; Revds. A. W. Hadman and W. C. MeKinuon; Messrs. } you want your Old Clothes and iats cleaned—the colour 7. F. MeQuaid, St.Peter’s Rd. 31. Charles Roper, Ch.Town, I have gladly availed myself of the first opportunity of } Patten, Movean and liodgson—4 in the steerage. renewed and made look as new, without sviline the trim- : o. James VW isner, Lot iv). 32. E. L. Lydiard, Mill Vale, meeting you after having recurred to the sense ol the people. e eee ee ae eo ana | nings—send them to - 4 . —— one Ch. Town, - ene a a The ar which pone the ee of ftlavine Intelliqenee. ‘John Hobbs’s Hat and Clothes cleaning Establishment, ). John Darroch 34. William Mitchell, and traffic in, intoxicating Liquors, forms a subject for earnest ; ‘ ; ’ . . ? "- , , . T OF > TTRTOW N C harlottetown Royalty. s ll. Patrick Egan, carpenter, 35. Edward Whelan, printer, | goliberati al his subicc PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. . > s are can, Ci ; . deliberation, an trust that a measure on this subjcct, Agent for the City—Mr. Winiiams, Qucen-square. July 28 12. James Liudson » 386. John Rendall, Lot 48, : . : : d ENTERE Sete, ee te a ee F a oo ye which will be submitted to you without delay by the Govern- -NTERED. ee - a ’ 13. Patrick Walker 37. Williaw Auld, Covehead, ; : . . os : : 5 VAUTION.—I do hereby give notice to all persons, that 1 "I . ’ , vee g tion 2h its | Juty 18—Schr. Mardserabble, Loobay, Magdalen Islands; ship's stores. . ‘ : 7 do ? a l4. James Romans, 58. Robert Orr, New Giasgow, tucnt, will receive at your hands the consideration which it " Reward, Murchison, Seemames: rit Lively sdleag Retieam, will not, from this date, pay any debt or debts contracted iB 15. P. Hickey, cabinet-maker, 39. Wat. Dachemin, Ch.Town, importance essentially demands. ‘ . . . Pictou; coal. 19—Brunswick, Young, Pictou; do. Pictou Packet, by any person on my account withoat my written authority, i 6. W. Corsey, Ch.Town Roy. 40. John Orr, New Glasgow, I do not doubt that your decision on this question, which Carry, Hatifas ; goods. 21—May Fiower, Purdy, Pugwash; lime- Given under my hand, at Lot 51, Georgetown Road, this td 17. John Wilson, gun-maker, 41. Wm. Marshall, De Sable, | so deeply affects the social and financial interests of the com- stone. ~ Purdy, do. ; do. Neptune, Dixon, Buctouche ; 24th day of July, 1856. 7 18. Ben. Chappell, Ch.Yown, 42. ert Smith, Lot 49, | munity, will be satisfactory to the people, and it will afford fon, ow etic; docks. ccmcia Gakin Men aorta he. in ee WILLIAM WALSH. 12. Andrew Doyle 43. as. N. Harris Ch. Town me the most sincere pleasure to find that the exercise of a Oulton Ba Cr ee ee a a» & : ? SS ————————————ES————ES—S— SS ae - ye, ‘, , ’ , Bay Verte; deals. Trinidad, Sutherland, Hola... Harbor; 5 P 2). James Carroll, joiner, 44. John Hyde, West River, power entrusted to me by the ccnstitution has been pro- lish. Elizabeth, Campbell, Miramichi; lumber. | 283—Belle, Chap. ¥ Frechold ‘roperty f * Sale f 2}. John Duuse, 45. James Davis, Ch-Towm, | guctive of consequences so beneficial to the Provinee. pelt, Way Verte; desis. Matilda, Lelenc, Salem;, goods. bed, B* AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, 36th instant, at 12 4 22. Thomas Broderick, 46. Joshua Dwirant, Rustico, v be i d that Lh ish but to consult Palmer, Halifax; goods. Garland, McLeod, Shediac; deals. Pro-| ED o'clock, (he PREMISES situate in Hillsboroagh Street, 23. Capt. Donald Mackay, 47. H.W. Lobban, Ch.'Town, 208 py. ve a Sve 50. Was Say Py videuce, Gallant, do.; do. adjoining Mr. Jakeman’s, and at present in the occupation of 4 24. James Caffray, rigger, 48. RK. H. F. Smith, Ch’n Com. | the general welfare, and by a uniform adherence to the CLEARED. Mr. Henry Galloway. The LAND contains one-fourth of a ; (Signed) Cuaries Dewrsey, Sheriff principles of the constitution, to - in their om balance | Juzy acre, | aan, Satis Miramichi; lamber. 19—Schr. Hard-| Town Lot, 40 feet fronting on Hillsborogugh Street, and running 4 5 : ; ae : ‘. ‘ 3 isl: as 5 le, Loobay, Magdalen Islands; bal. Lively Lass, Robinson, | back 82 fee The Buildings e “ise £ ve IG ISE . ed i the rights of each branch of the Legislature, and thus to sera y 8 5 ba y »| back 82 feet. 1¢ Buildings comprise a DWELLING HOUSE y Sheriff ’s Office, Queen’s County, June 24, 1856. = . ; . . Pictou; bal. Ploughboy, Robinson, do.; do. 21—Wm. Nelson rigcieiertieme yet pe ba STARLRG ae , a : eres : secure the maintenance of liberty and order. Ogden, Bay Verte; lime. ‘Trial, Maclean, Shediac; bal. Bee, | een ; me RG ran » oT ABLE in the rear. se it ar pail I leave you to your deliberations, with the heartfelt prayer, Vultop, Bay Verte; do, Pictou Packet, Carry, Pictou; do, Trini-; | * aed * For f re en. Sonlas, can a ae or security if To Conresroxpests. — A letter from Mr. John Williams, | that Provideace may bless them for the peace and prosperity apd page ain eoting voyage. : oes Movre, St. i i he aceades agg particulars, apply to Mr, Joun Turses, 4 ae dt ’ j . Newfld.; sheep. Dove, Moore, do.; cattle. Sovereign, Purdy, 4 subs ? a Under-Sheriff for Queen's County, in reply to an article in| of the Province. ehei — _ Mayllower, Purdy, Pugwash; do. Neptune, Dixon, July 7, 1856. JAMES MORRIS, Auctioneer 5 elie Mi iihis off i. os shi ae 3 - : ‘ suctouche ; goods. sme ee _— Haszard’s Gazette of Satarday last, has been received, and) 4, ad introduced a bill to continue the act to provide m Servant Man wanted. will be inserted in our next No. for the expenses of the Legislature. There was a long} The sehr. Alma, of P.E 1., Taylor, master, from Souris to Boston, with N UNMARRIED MAN, of industrious habits, who ean ———— discussion about reporting the proceedings of the House, io tebecuaeen’ wd nares ue a oie tals peat’ ca do farm work, and otherwise make himself generally > ° : . ’ ’ 12 vt : ‘ ain ao aitnat: ; aking os ’ UNITED STATES {which ended ia the appointment of a committee to make peak haulyards; had to bear up for Shelburne to refit; was ready for sea, useful when required, may obtain a situalion by making early omenand ‘ arrangements for publishing the debates of the present | waiting a favorable wind, on $d July; crew and passengers well. application at the office of this Paper. J uly 2i. Charges of gross corruption against Washington officials! session. The committee will report to-morrow. == —_ - continue to be brought forward. The correspondent of the) ‘The address in reply to the Governor’s Speech was moved New Adv erti sements Courier and Bequirer says :—The charges appear to affect | by Mr. Boyd amd seconded by Mr. DesBrisay, and its con- " both the Treasury and War Departments. Mr. Wendell, {sideration stands as the order of the day for Saturday. The : ; ¥ ; the public printer, testifies that a pultic contractor informed | House adjourned shortly after 4 o'clock. Millner’s Grand Dioramic Panorama CIVIC ELECTIONS. him that it cost him ten thousand dollars to ‘fiz’ Mr. Young, | sed on OF THE : BY ME MAYOR. ; architect employed in the Department, in favor of certain! ‘Tax Ligvor Law.—A correspondent of the Bristol Mercury, ce N ; | a . , a : 2 “ ke : ursuance of an Act of the General Assembly of this alterations in the plan of the Mobile Custom House, by bees ane Se = —— —— een ee RU SSLAN WAR, I Hare rien' and passed in the eighteenth year of the reign which be, the contractor, made double the sum. Another woe: ° ae Peete SOP ame, § = ee aves - AS just arrived in this Ci ty from a tour of the Provinces, , of her present Majesty, intituled ‘an Act to incorporate the : handed us by an anti-prohibitionist. The writer says :— d will } hibi : : Si mn -%::4l de heréby giv bhi : geutleman, equally reliable, tes that the same contr#etor | ~,, Doybtless you have heard a great deal said at home (Eng- and wil be exhibited here for the second time town of Charlottetown ; ya avn y giv public notice that informed him that it cost a very large sum ‘to fix’ the friend of | jand) on the New Brunswick liqaor law. It will not be out | This EVENING, (Monday), and TO-MORROW EVENING, a for Pas ‘on the FIRST. foaaoee ae Ne Secretary Guthrie, but undeterred by such formidable diffi-| of place if 1 give you a little information about it, for | know (Tuesday,) the 28th and 29th instant. AUGUST xt ak Hesvetsd lees Gtlowien. Gitte ts = : culties, the contractor did fix the friend of Secretary | that what you have heard is neither more nor less than wilful] — .p,- : : il is , aly , g, that is to say : 18 y c z 7 ; 7 ; 2 This admirable and ingenious work of art—the production! In Ward No. 1, at the office or warehouse of Benj. Davies Guthrie, to the great advantage of both the active and passive | misrepresentation. { am in the habit of receiving from a : ot ne pe , , ; i ’ g d g . es eo geet * ee of natives and eitizens of Charlottetown—has been liailed with | Esq., in Queen-strect. ies i Mr. P f North Carol friend in England the Alliance. In the two last I received I . , n B ’ m : : parties in the operation, vr. Puryear, of Nor arolna, find three letters—two from a magistrate of St. John, and one unbounded applause and attracted crowded houses in the | In Ward No. 2, at the Fire Engine House fronting on Great stated that the Vommittee on Public Buildings had epplied from a member of the legislative assembly. Those ‘letters [| Beighboring Provinces, and the proprietors have the fullest George-street. : i to the War Department for information on these facts, end) 5 ust tell you, are unfairly written, and are not truthful. pe that their fellow-citizens here will cre veiate their, In Ward No. 3, at the Cigy Hall, (huie old Court House.) i | that the Sec retary had declined to furnish it, unless in answer What do you think of a magistrate writing to England saying aes pA core coer exhibition oo ee of | In Ward No. 4, at the Fire Engine House frupting on King’s : to a resolution of the House. he financial irreproachibilty | that Acankonnees is not to be seen—that the law works well— | “Zt SoUNMenance and support. tir cid Baas A bg ER : of this administration has been made quite a eard in the} and that no spirits are brought into the Province, when such For Sale Ro bare No. 5, of rd of Mr. Tierney, on the corner - ‘ g a : aa 3 of the Princetown ud and Muston-street.

canvass. It is likely to be trumped by these exposures proeeeding from family disputes.” A geutleman informs the Boston Journal that it is not uncommon to find upon the books of the departments certain items of expenditure for trifling articles, such as pens, paper, Xe., detailed with extraordinary minuteness, while om the very next page perhaps would be a debit of a million of doilars in one lump for work on the Washington water works, or some otker public work, which rewards the faithful with rich contracts, aod, as would appear from the above developmenta, puts

i ok a “ai » lel is * . . Also. b rive o 5 —— i iaatin . eS ee oe te i ea oa Woney in the pockets of certain goverument officials. publicans were brought before the magistrates of Fredericton, | ,./>¢ ‘tay co geen oy eee for 4 yours from the _ Road Correspoadent's Otice, dune 9, 1896. a wes when every one was dismissed. ‘These facis ane well known All persons indebled to him are requested t6 settle immediately, o1 ERSONS desir — of Sere ene “* ster: m o ti Kansas.— New York, July 16.—The report that G W.!to Messrs. Tilley and Demill, who wrote to England such! proceedings will be taken NICHOLAS BROWN. | rants, on account cf the Road “are: ean obtain them "5 { « « . oe ' + 7a 4 on + ‘ ; daN BbAi : in Lor 2

frown, the editor of the Herald af Freedom, hud boca shot, !

is just the opposite of what is the case? For proof. In the New Brunswicker 1 read (April 5) of persons brought before the magistrate of St. John for drunkenness—and this is quite a common occurrence. I can prove that in this village (Fred- ericton) liquors are sold every day, not privately, but openly. I had occasion to call upow a publican ; while talking, a man came in and asked for a drain. The decanters were brought down, he belped himself (as is the custom) to what he wanted,

aid his York shilling, and left. Upon my expressing surprise, T wes assured by the good lady of the house that every house sold now that sold before the law came into foree—or rather before it was enacted. A few weeks ago twelve or thirteen

Y the subseriber, a set of STANDING RIGGING, STAYS

and BACK-STAYS complete, suitable for a Brig of from

150 to 180 tons; and a set of SEFANDING RIGGING, suit-

able for a Schooner of 70 tons—both second-hand. Also—a

few pains of Quebec rough ash OARS. Terms easy. Apply to July 28. 4i. BENJ. DAVIES, Queen-st.

PENILE Sale lately advertised is posipooed, but the subseril er intending to rewove to the country, informs ihe public that he igs Selling off his Stock at cust prices. It contains a good variety of Woollen and other Dry Goods and Cutlery, Carpeting and Rugs to match. Also, several Chesis of good Tea, and one Knglish Cooking Range, &e.

glowing accounts of this law. The faci is, the law is umopera-,

Kent-street, 28th July, 1856. i. Hi’s Gaz. & isl.

_ And at the said Klections the Poll will be opened at 9 o'clock m the forenoon, and continue open till 5 o'clock in the after

nous of the sume day. ROBERT HUTCHINSON, Mayor. Mayor's Office, Charluttetown, July 14, 1596. [all pa. |

Wotice. j N? ROAD ORDERS will he paid at the office of the Road | 1 * Correspondent unless endorsed by the parties in whose OHN BALL,

favor they are drawn. J vad Correspondent.

July 17, 1656.

applying att