Yf‘tf mnmw _ - ~> ornxuw or run mom 3 ' i I‘ll a Sculls was Ms law. by In. I; or. Sir Fea-

wlekflflll “II: Ills Mlkucy count Whombonouthopmud pow My“ the Province. and oi their ox-

nmption float y invasion ol lawless men. The public which would bolsid before them 1 exhibit the finances of

the country in a site of unprecedented prosperity. the revenue greatly exceeding that of 1866. His Excellency cxprcswd his regret that tho Govunment of the United States have adhered to their policy of last year, obstructing that tradn which under thal ‘ ropity Treaty was so hens- ficial to t own country as Wcil as to tile Provinces. He said the abrogation of the Treaty. had in some respects been productive ul gimddiy uniting more closely tlu interests and the Trade of the North Amerloau‘Culonies. In reference to Cou- federation1 ills Excellency said :—

‘f'il reJolt-e to be able to conuraltllatc you . upon the succeu whl‘ch has nitcnlicd the lll‘l- elation sent it me under your autnorny to confer with lcr Majesty's Gore. nlllrlll nu thriMon of“! Colonies. The papers re- lati to this important aulvjrlt will be imme— ding ‘lald before you. In the firm com d tthe Union of Cnnlda. New Bruns- wick. and Nova Scotia. upon the terms provi- ded iu the Bill submittcd by Ilcr M Ijesiy‘s "Biwernlnont to the Imperial Parliament. will largely increase the prosperity of all tilt-so - Provinces, d contribute to the Itrcnglh and stability of one ritish Institutions which it in their floodjior t: to today. 1 commend to your consideration such changes and amend- wants in our existing laws as may he found necessary . -

Tn: raduating exercises of the New Englant Female Collcgo, took place in Boston on the 6th inst. 'I‘hc dcgrccoi Doclress of 1\ -d.it:ino was conlcrrod on five young 1 sycomposiug the gradua- ting oials. '-

Gen. Ilotvzird. l! the United States. re- ports that 32.622 whites. and 24.238 ‘ colored people in the South, will need food from some source. bcl'ote the next crop can relieve them.

Charles F. Brown, known in his immor- ons writings as Artcmus anrd. died in Southampton. England, on the 6th of March inst. lie was born in Watcrlord. Maine. in 1834; lclt home when quite young and commenced his career as a ty o setter. Last year he went to England w lore he has been a contributor to London Punch. and has drawn full houses asa humorous lccturor.

'l‘nlt Governor of Castilc. Spain. pro- claims that tlioqut‘sons who edit. write or print papc‘rs pg inst the religion of the Queen or bo'ut'nr cut. shall be punished by death. 3

A letter lrom Vera. Cruz. slates Ihat 8.000 French troops had sailed for France, and one vessol had sailed with Austrian troops. Muximiliuu‘s yacht was in the. harbor with hen-steam up. and Maximilian was daily expected to sail for Europe.

. WE learn that the ice at the head of the

river. in the channel. is open. The ice between this duct: and the landing at Bodcquo, is stii sale and good.

Tnosr. in want of Fish. Tea, or Tobacco. will do well to attend the Auntioflulc ol‘ \Vm. liouirstb. ’I‘o-mort'uw, Friday, at 2 o'clock. at his 84163 Room.

Wt: publisii‘in another column to-day a second letter from "A Fisherman." We stre wail )lcuseti to see the (picstiunoi' .Ilountics list-unset]. We trust that ii “A Farmer“ nnpweru “A Fisherman." llu will not write such it iunthy communica- tion. ' ,

Wl-Ibsvo been re nested to publish a letter which aplmare in the last Islander. on Confederation. from the pen of our old

, and highly esteemed friend Wu. Hump. Es: uirc. For want oi space we are obli- gm to [cave it lor our nt-xt number. Our readers no dotibt“\visl| to see everything that is written both for and against this great (pluslion. and we take this oppnrtu~ nity ot informing the public that our columns are open to tempcratciy written

‘ articlesin favor u! or against Confedera- tion.

“’1: are pleased to learn that tho Sum- merpldc fllcllUILOI the Rev. Mr. Frame‘s Congregation. which has lmll his services, at a ulcut' I! hold on Monday evening lusl, alter subsctilbin a larva amount. to assist in clearing the I obt all their commodiousl and cic rant Church. unanimoust agrm'dI to pay 1 cir Pastor one hundred pounds ' per aunuu . '

Tm: Erce Masons of Sunnnersidu and, Saint EI--unor‘s hold a meeting in thc' Lori vc. Rf om in this Town on 'I‘ursduy oven In; last. to discuss the proprictv and possibility of buildings Masonic llali in Summerside. Committees wcro'nppointcd to enquire into the cost ot erecting a build- in 0] moderate sins and to choose a suit- ‘ab e site. We sincerely ho )e that thc pro- ccedlugii ol'thc meeting will be l'oilowcd up by cfl‘cctivc action. One of the most pressiufi wants of Suuunorsidu is n. s laci- nus 11a in which to hold public met-tin vs. \l'e believe that looked upon mcrcl‘y int in light of a incrciuliilc speculation. a public building of lilo kind projected by the Mn- aonie l‘rutchiity. would be a complete success. The lower stor. y at such a build- ing would beaconvcnicntpincu tor niblic ulliccs, such as Post Office. Custom liousu and Court Room, all of which are much needed. °

\VI have rccci vnd the Circular oi Mcssrs Kirkwomi. Livingstone t“ (‘o., of Montreal.

for the mouth 01 March. ' .s the state of the markets. and is espocmlly devoted to the prices of Flour and Wheat. it says that importers have already received a inrge portion of their Spring goods. 'i‘ln- latest despatehes lrom the llrilish Insnu- fucturing diszricts report decidedly dull markets; ami the tendency of prices to decline.

Tar: Militia 1h“ been called out n. Sununerside fo‘jten days drill.

Ennnuu «(In the Election returns pub- lished in our paper of the 11th inst., for Wil- Iiam Orig: 100 votes, read 206.

We were not aware until recently that the Home of Congress in the United States met on Sunday for business, but such is the case. It docs not speak much for the piety of that enlightened country.

If in rumorol that ills Exccilcncy has re- ctlvcd liclpltchcs relative to the terms of Confederation offered to this Island. We ‘havo to aw it the meeting of the Legislature to hear wh they contain.

A London (lo-pitch of the 6th inst. announ- cu advices from the Capo of Good Hope bringthe sad lntolllgrnce that Dr. Living- stone. the celebrated African explorer has b”! killed by the Cnfl‘res.

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New Alv‘eniscnients‘thls Bay ,

lllmlutlnn of Pn.—Itcrtrsn A lament. ‘ Tobin-n Pactorv.‘Morin Lowden.

Who Wants .‘~-Jmcph Bertram. : Farm for Sales—William bod-l. tists.-—Wllllsm ll. 'l‘upiin.

Orange Demon-tutti -‘ Caution-heel» Ila o. ilcnevoh-ut Buclcty.—' ' [nurture—C. Mclntmh.

Mnnnulc~ll. Lawson. l

M:

3‘. remain to Janie!

LONDON. 2511i. 1

Reason to believe that recent overtures! of Ambassador Ilruco in the matter 01 the arbitration in reference to Alabama claims has not been renewed in concilia- tory spirit by Mr, Scc'y. SewanL—two iutcrvicwu on the subject evaded. ~ Newfoundland in ready tojoln the Confed- crat‘y.

Railroad guarantee determined upon by both police in the Imperial Parliament.

Gold 13“. '

CIIAIIIJO’I’I‘ETOWN, 28th.

By private telegrqu received this morn- ing. dutcd lluiiiax 27th. “(Tonlcderunon being a tool. Nova Scotia Lexi-datum is passing the liill Ior the luturc Local Gov- I'I'Illllclll. llssistcd by the opposition.“ IrllCAL.

Weather soft. all nypourancoofeariy s‘pring. I'erdnl clecilmi creating some c meat. Win-I .n'u rent will be contested fui.‘ Can- di 1' n the field. No opposition to lienslcy

-d of. No Government appointments

“'3 Were much pleased to see But-ha. large number of the Suunuersidc Volun- tcer Artillery present at drill last night. The ciiicicucy iu discipline which this company has attained ishighly creditable. and speaks well for the abilities of their Captain. Mr. Asher Black. and their drill instructor. Corporal 'I'risdaic, of the rogu- lurArtillory. We are sorry to hear that the Corporal has been called away to join his regiment at Halifax. who are ordered to Gibraltar. 11o carric‘s with him the good will ol‘cvcry man in the company.

'I‘lut Annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Auxiliary Bible Society, was held in St. Paul's Sumlay Schoooi Room. Charlotte- town. on Monday evening, the 18th instant. The speakers were lion. Dr. Young. Revs. Messrs, Duncan, It‘ilzticrald. Sutherland, Chuppio. Miller. i)r. Inglis and J. S. Cnrvcil, Esq. The following gentlemen compose the Committee for the current year, viz :—-

Julm Ilrcckcn. Wm. Brown. Geo. Davies, Wm. E.1)awsou. Joules DesBrisay, Thomas Ilesiirisuy. Ileury Ilnszurd, (ion. Henderson, A. .licnucdy, David Laird. James 1). Mason, Charles Palmer, John W. I'ickard, John Wil- liams. I'lsquircs.

'i‘nc Legislature has bcon summoned to meet for tho Despzm‘h of liminru. on Thursday, the 13th April. The partial clcc- tiour take place on the 17th April. The Ses- sion no doubt will be a short one, as it is so late in the seas .

'l‘m: kind frieh‘d who sent us the copies of the Time: willupiensc accept our wurnlcst thanks. ' ,

GOVERNMENT NOTICES-

(‘ovsrin Orvicu. March 19.1867.—-ilis Ex- cellency the Lieutenant Governor in Council has been pleased tu make the following up- pointmeuts, viz '—

lltnnis O'Maara Iicddin, Esquire, to he Solicitor General.

Mr. Silas Barnard. to bo Superindcnt of Public WansHh tho‘plaeo of Mr. Thomas Alley, resigned.

Mr. Artenmx Sims. to be Keeper of the Bonded Warehouse. in Charlottetown. in the place of Mr. John 1’. Tuition.

Mr. Job Bcvun. to be u Preventive Olliecr and Land Waiter, ut Charlottetown, in the place of Mr. George Munroe.

Mr. Michael Trnynor, to be a Preventive Olliccr and Land \Vultcr at Charlottetown. in the place of Mr. William Paul.

Mr. William 11. Allan. to be. Assayer of Weights and Measures for Quccn's County. in the place of Mr. John P. ’l‘nnlon.

Mr. Simon Murchison. to bc Keeper of the Light House. at Point Prim, in the place of Mr. Finlay McDonald.

MEMORANDA-

Londln for Charlottetown, at i.oltdnn.l Abcoua, uncun; Lotus, M'vllac. At Liver-i poui, iiudiue, iiickham; L. C. Owen. Fruscru At Clyde. Empress.

A rrivcd at Liverpool. Feb.12. Ensign,1‘.l§.1.

Spoken. Feb. 21.1nt. 49 N., ion 11 W ., Willie. of I‘. E. Island .

\_.. git n l'.llR.\Tl'.\l.—Ill the first of our inarriage non

llCt’l in our last number. for Andrew M. 1 card. read Andrew McLeod.

At the Mauve. on the 21st inst.. hy the Rev. Thomas Duncan. Mr. Hugh Benton. to Mill Catln-ri - \l -i~' ehcrn. both of West River.

Al in rcsnli 'e of the bride. on the 21st inst., by the Rev. 'l‘homns Duncan. Mr. Wil- liam \Yulltcr. Lot 33, to Miss Jessie. Stewart, North ll'illnhirc.

On the L’lit inst.. at the residence of Mr. S. Wells. by Mr. J. (,‘llupplc, B. C. M.. Mr. Henry James Philips. to Miss Prudence J. Stewart. both of‘Charlotu-towu.

On the 8th inst.. by Mr. J. Clutppic, Mr. William \l’cutiicrby. of Lot fill, to Misti Iiiizn- bcth lmrkhart. ot‘ifharlottctown.

At \l'ust River. on the iiilh inst, by the Rev. ’1‘. Duncan. with Ilcv. A. McLean. Mr. William (.‘rurwcll. to Miss Eliza Bell. both of St. ltlcunor‘s.

Hill-1i.

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a .59.“..- L- r N

gird.

At Lot 13. on the morning oi‘tbc 23d inst.. ‘ Archibald. only son of Archibald and Mar- garet Murray. aged 3 yours. We sympathiso with the parents in being thus curly called up-! on to part with their darling boy. but sorrow I not as others who have no hope. lie is taken ’ from the church militant to be with Illm who said “Suffer little children to come unto Inc and forbid them not for ol‘uuch is the Kingdom of Heaven." Almost his last thouth wereI ol'his lllilsiun box. and shortly before he fell asleep in his Saviour he nskcd for a copper to put in it. The box was opened on the day of Ills Ibm-rui. and was found to contain five shillings-his only legacy. “Children are an hcrilngc ot the Lord."——Col.

At Indian River. on Thursday rvenin¢. the 21st innt.. after an illncas of three days. Mr. Philip Mchllan. in the 77th year of his age. Ami on Friday morning. 22nd inst.. alter. a short illness of three days, his brother. Ach- nndcr McLellnn. in the 81st year of his age. leaving a large circle of rclutives and fricuds to mourn his death. lie was a native ofScot- land. and emigrate-ll to this island in the year 1790.

On the 18th inst.. at Lot 14. Solomon. the second son of Aicxnndcr and Christie Mac- Arthur. nut-d 13 years and 11 months.

At New Glasgow Road. on the 14th lush. in the mid year of her age. much and descrvcdly rclpcclcd in lifc. and regretted in death by a large cirrlc ot'fricnda and acquaintances. Ann, the beloved wife of Mr. Msl(.cln McDonald.

At New London. on Sunday. the 10111 inst., cfinlinmntion ut' the lunar. Martha Emma. youngest daughteroiflioseph I). Harding. aged one your and 8 months.

SI'MM 1*le

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liili JOl'RNAL.

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utlon of l :

Oil-PARTNERSHIP. i

' ‘Illi C(H'AIITNHRSIIII‘ hrrctofon u.

iltingbctwcen the solucrlben u Prints-r4. Publisher- and Stationers, is this day DIS- SOLVED by mutual commit.

All panic:- in any way huh-bird to the late Finn. are. retaliated to make immediate pay- . tuentw JUN ‘I'II llllt'l‘IlAM. who alone is. authorised Io recclvc debts. and who assume- the liabilities of the late Firm.

JOSEPH liI'ZIl'i‘llAM. llI‘INllY liAIlNAlll).

Summersidc. March 28rd, 1367. i

10 m: rustic. tunnellindhrch 23rd. "61. REFER“ NO to the above. I beg leave to inform my Patnml Ind the Public Ibntl Illnll continue the busiuu of PRINTER. PC11- I.ISIll-2|i Kt S'I‘A'l'l 13'“, at the Old Stand, Cur-rut. Stan“. Allow me to the support accorded Ipcctfuily lo ask for myself.

you for the generous the late Firm. and re- a share of future favors

JOSEPH BEIt‘I‘itAM.

A CARI).

N rcliriug from the above business. tin)

subscribcl‘ tenders his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage received since the tint publication oflhe JOURNAL, and would I‘Unpcclf'uliy solicit un incruulrtl amount of support for his in. Porn-or, who still contin- ues the business at the old Itnnd.

HENRY BARNARD. Sulnmcrside, March 23rd. 18117.

LOWDE_N’S . Tonscco rscronrz

The Subscriber begs to announce that he has A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF Virginia Len Square Rod T013 0001

NOW BEING it NUFACTL’RED. which he knows will tallpctc with any article imported, and solicits the inspection of those who are judges of the weed.

Dealers are invited to examine our stock, and judge for themselves.

4

The genuine article only will be obtained It this establishment. Enquire ut the Old Stand. MORIN LOlVDEN.

Charlottetown. March 23, 1867.

Who Wants a. Cottage ? Pleasantly situated in Snmmorside or Bedeque-

0R SALE, a IIOUSE and

LO’i‘, pleasantly situated on

CENTRAL S'r um. ucnrly opposite

the Presbyterian Cb ch. in Summerside.

The House is finished tside. and is .‘16 x 26

feel, and is 1} story it h. Size of Lot 66 feet on Central Street, I‘lll ing back 132 feet.

-- .50—

A COTTAGE and ONE ACRE OF LAND attxtehcd, situated in CEN'I‘REVILI.1£.BE~ DEQUE.

’I‘rrms easy, and made known on applica- tion to

. . JOSEPH BERTRAM.

Bummerside. March 28. 1.867. (f

FARM FOR SALE '

I To ho sold by private contract 50 Acres of Land. situate on Lot I19, near Barrett's Cross.

Formerly the prop ty of "run Jul-y, but latclciy of CHAS. LAMPI‘ZI I). There are on the premises n Dwelling . ouse and Burn.

For'l‘crms, as it will be sold it bargain,

apply immediately to WILLIAM DODI), March 27, 1867. Charlottetown. Oats ! 0 ts .! 1/ Oil SALE.by the sub ‘ribWb4cis Prime SEED OA'I‘S v. . 'rcfim. Margatc. March ‘28, l 67. 8i‘ I Demonstratmn' . (iii A N i) ORAN i DEAIONS'I‘Rk A‘ 'I‘ION AND ’1' ‘.-\ ill be held, at or near Charlottetown. on n: 12th July next. Further pnrllt‘ulfll‘fi El" 1 "Helm"-

Clnirluttctown. March 29. 1867-

VVIIEREAS a Person giving his name as Mr. M. SUMMER. did on the ‘cning

of Friday the 2‘.’ud instant. in Chul’io

hire my Horse and Sit-i

llcdcquc. am] has not s'

i have reason to ba'licv his inten-

tion to dispose ot‘said Sleigh. I do

hereby CAUTION ul persi guinst buying

or in any way hargni Hg tho same.

The Horse is a light Bay. a white our in his forehead a little white on both hind'fcut. and is large and hepvy; thc. liurueu is Black. with brass mounting. and a single rloigh with liuliiiio.

JACOB HANSON.

Charlottetown, March 27. 1867. 3‘

LECTURE !

n. r'namjns C. McIN' ‘osu, will give

a PUBLIC l‘lilil’.‘ l "l'RI'I on the Elements nml I'rucli' of SACRED VOCAL MUSIC, in Mr. WA liil'S liAl.1..on MONvl DAY evening the is of April, at 8 o'clock. At the elosc ol'tbc .cuturc a class will be organized to be in ht on tho “ Everett lu- ductive Method." The friends of Music are invited to attend.

Summersido, March '28. 1867.

S u m m e rs i d e

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

7 IIIE Ladies of the “ BENEVOLEN'P St)-

(‘11-1'1'Y of Sununcrsidc."rcnieclfu'lly rc- qucst that any person wishing to aid them in relieving the poor of all denominations of Christians, cithcr with money. clothing. or provisions. will pleas scnd them to any of the following (‘ounnlucu Any permit wishing tojoin the Society c u do so at Waugh! llall every alternate tincsday. from St! April next. Also any o M will apply to the same Committee.

necronnss. Mrs. Gouriic. roux-171cc.

Mrs. 11. C. Green. Mrs. 11. T. Holman, Mrs. David Rogers, Mrs. Stcevcl. Mrs.11nvidtirndy. Mrs iohn Grady. Summon-bio. Marc

momma“ mag—for 5513‘s? the “ Journal" Office.

‘of the best and on the most improved princi-

‘Window mina-

THURSDAY. union

Imummmwnmmm,

AND

smut CABINET Slitil‘! i

' Ill Subscriber bogs to inform id- numer-

ous customers. both in Town and t'uulnry that he has recently added to his Establish- tut-Ill.

“‘ STEAK MACHINERY.

pics. and that he in now prepared to cncutc

PUllllllfl. TURlllIli. “Willa, l J ib‘GING, of every description. from fourteen inches to uIIo-dghth in thickness. (which saws fmm

onI-‘d-a-half inch to the forty~cigthofan inch in width.) and. also a

Venetian Blinds.

for both portable and stationary splines.

Constantly on handn large supply of Materi- ulu of every description. for Dining. Drawing

and Bedroom Furniture. in Black Walnut. Mahogany. Iiosc and Satin Wood. Bird eyed “Curie-I Maple, Birch and other \l’oodr.

nvcar CLASS or FURNITURE,

made and executed in all the several branches ut'tho Cabinet Making and Cpholstcring Busi- ness, in the most substantial manner, and of the latest styles, on as reasonable terms as any similar Blutbiishmcnt in the Provinces.

' be pleased to receive n . Undertakmg, n... .. your-1.... 1)

them adjusted.

with Iii-arson. £c., in any part of tho Island.

All orders punctuaiiy attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed.

MARK BUTCHER.

Charlottetown, March 21, 1867. 3w

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Masonic.

TIIE ro lar Com nicntion of the KING Inun Lona No. 1123. will be held at the Lodge om. St. Eleanor‘s. on Monday next the 1' April. ntti o‘clock p.m.

II. LAWSON, Sec‘y. St. Eisnnor'l. March 25th. “36?.

JAMES L. WEATIIERBY, P A I N T E R , Summertide . . . . . . . 1’. E. Island. PLAIN. ORNAMENT A HOUSE 3'. SIGN PAINTING, GRAI ' . I’AI’I’ZR HANGING, &¢.. &c.. tic.

Done in the latest and most improved manner.

ya- All orders. both in Town and Coun- try promptly attended to . March 21". 1567 .

NOTICE !

LL the BOOK Billy‘s. PROMISSORY NOTES. and ACCOUNTS of Ilonlniux Nicnouon. late of CAMPBEL‘I‘ON, Lot 4. Macaw having been assigned to us by Deed of Assignment. duly rcgistcrrd in the I’rothonotary'a Office in , arlottetnwn. Par- ties indebted are hereby plant (1 to pay the same to us or our t ney. Sums-t.

MN’I‘lIEilAL. of Lot 7, wit out further notice.

W. Jr. A. BROWN.

March 21. 1867. 4i

RARE‘OHANGE:

DOUGLAS vibrator FURNIT \D

taken home so that no i

compliment of "AR lots for THIRTY COR

c"

‘E ROOMS!

is situated the corner of" Kent Street & King Square.

I_IAVII\'G put a very superior Steam l-Zn- ginc, with the necessary machinery for saving labour. into my Factory, and having a large stock of the various kinds of wood. I feel confident to be able to sell at wholesale. to the Trade. cheaper than can be bought in