thad

ile

em

n sel over yeu,

‘a CON of the ae pur- oekets good, ans to other, proved which , very n the + very

{m- umber ety to | seed » the y this e sold | corm ymeut of the ity to m the ain tov each e and) e five ijbers, ? that ident™ r ots f the owing dit ta f the eties woulst me to

yf the

f the le of Arse- ght in pion. tingly i bla

= — ad

country, a3 Seem as it beo@iacs law, to make

themselves acquainted with Ms provisions, watt

ro allow no silly prejudice er ne

distrust of their neighbers to hinder them frem

forming sach societwes am those setticmeuds

where they are require a. 3

-_—=>-

We were exceediagly shocked to learn by a

. ' received en | dav night .- tithe teleyram Tecels cé¢ n way Night last, that the Hon. T. D Arey Ne@ee kad been assassinated in the absence + f definite inlormatiion, all Sorés ol Conpecturesa Was alloatas to what were th motives which actuated the wurdeer or

murderers. Sirace then we have received othe:

, rews, and

telegrams, confirming tke startht: that the assassin had been captured, with num bers of others who are supposed to be im plicated in the murder, aud who were known to be members of the Fenian organizvtion. A Watchman ofthe House of Commons Buildings was also shot aboutthesame time. In another

columa will be found the particulars, so tar as

we have obtained them, ef the atrocious mur-

cers —_-

Tue Couriers with part of the Faglish mail,

arrived at Cape Traverse on Friday atcernoon,

and arrived in “town the same nicht \ on Sunday the remaining part of the Knglish mail, and the Colonial and American mails

arrived at Cape Traverse at 11.50 a.m. and

arrived in town about 4p. m. the same evening.

, a Phe news by the Englisk mail is not of mucl

Importance. In another columa v foune the most interest ng items. ee

©w~ our first pave will be feund the Report

of the Committee on Highwars, and several

State Papers relating to the Land Tenures.

The large amouritt ef space required for these documents, and for the Debates of the Legis Jature, accouuts in a great aneasure forthe

columns — oe ww. the

meagre state ef our news

His Lo d- and the re-

We give belo memoria! ot ’

ship the Bishop ef Charlottetown,

ply which has heen made to it by the Govern

Latest News by English Mail.

unteasonable |

{rom the News of the Werld, March 29. KING THRHODORS PREPARING TO Suez, Manoa 21.—Advices received frow Abyssiuta (date not given) state that King Theodore Talanta pla teau, and that he intended giving battle. ‘The Filts ? (Filth Brigade was to advance on A shan on lith March. Nearly all the troops are wow va the lugh lands (received as

GIVE BATTLE,

was entretiched on the

the

‘zighaiauds).”’ Large supplies have been col dected in the neighbourhood of Antalo. Let- ters received from an oflicer at head-quarters

state that Theodore was said to have 13 guns m Ma

rusia, a d wus storing the piace with provisions, He was also said to have 10,000) fink ned troops, aud to be quite determined

tom tigy ibe Dae Beviish officers aud auxious to Storm the

meh were fortress.

THE PRINCE OF WALES’ VISIT TO IRELAND.

We understand that the Corporation of Dub- lin have, throu rh the L lre ‘d his Royal Highness to participate ithe epeving of the new Waterworks tor the city. Jt will be remembered that her Majesty vas pieus “d to

wd Lieute Mant ol

imiid, laVvite

give ber countenance and en couraye arout to a simoliar ¢ iterprise in Scotland,

Dy partionpating in the opening of the Glasvow ‘ .

Waterworks, and it is hoped that the Prince wiliCcouter a like advantave on lrela id. The

preparatious dor the reception of the Prince

aud, 118 a pe d, the P incess Ol W ale . ar Dbeliy Garmed On Dub Caste wath great i ape ents USUALLY OCeUpied by Lord Lieutenant and his family are tu bi set apart ior the Prince. All the couches, | chairs, and other furniture are to be upholst ed in blue tabiuet. AtSt. Patrick's Cathedra £2,000 is to be expended in the alterations necessary to make it suitable for tae grand

ceremony of which it is te be the scene. It

has been arranged that the Prinee shall proceed |

chantress, Command

in her Majesty's yacht, YY er Petley, which has been taken into busin at W rvolwich Db wekyard, Whepe

1 Sle 18 Unde rol

repair and embellishment for SERIUUS STORNS IN TRE AT OF LIFE. lateligence has been received that the storms which raged. in this country severa

fell

the American ceuli ne

weeks SlNCce Were walh equal severity On

All the

+s Liverpoo! towards the eud of last mouth wet

Vessels it

aby

vu tie Vuyare oul, aiid ar

it New York in a crippied state. Qo th

ment. So much*has appeared on the subject) southern Seaboard the hurricane was of a most matter of ‘these documents, in recent desolating character, aud in the neaghborhoud . . of Key West and the Guit, several wrecks ad of the Examiner. that we deem further memes — sae : mene tag : wrred, many with less of lite. The Ameri ser? nr ther tf wr »pyt 2 ep f 2 rr ‘ . .

ment upon them, at present, unnecessary. an bark Deliah, which lett Newport ow Feb. (cory. a 28, When to the westward of Lu dy, shipped a

tremendous sea, Which Washe d one wan over

To His Excellency George Dundas. F squire, Lieu- tenant Governor, &c., Sc.. we Conner. The bumble memorial of the undersigned, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Charletietown RESPECTFULLY SHEWETH,

That, in the year 1833, the late Right Reverend AEveas Bernard McEaehern, Rowan Catholic Bisuop of Charlotictown, did Estabish a College er Inetitutiva of learuing, at St. Andrew's, in Kings County, whica be endowed with certa:n Lande and Property, whick weve invested wm ‘Trustees, by au Act of the Legislatu: year, tor the suppert of said Coilege

" That. with the aid wf a grand trom (hb ture every year, upte tedd, the Collece was kept in active operation, When if wae deemed atde by the late Right Reverend Kereard Laonald

*, the sawe ' Legi-la

sdvis

McDeuald, then Roman C thelic Bistop of Char- Jattetuwn, te erect a Callege on a ger scaie,

near Charlettetown, new called St. Densian’s Kollege, and which he endowed with certain Lends, in the Royalty of Charioitetowa, and im aid of which, the income arising trow the property of St. Andrew's College, Las been appeapriated, since it was wpened, in the year 1855

That, 10 the year 1507, a Pewale Boarding and Day School was apenued in Céariotteiuwn, con- gucted my the Ladies of lee Leugieygation of Netre Dawe, in which meeted the big es of @ female Education are taegit, wode a large: puabder Of Lue pout cluidrea ef the city are been, and ure SU teagbt, free ot any expense wisal- ewer

That, in the vear 2862. anetéer School was opened ot Pownal Street, kuewn ae St Josepl’s

“+t branech-

Schuol, conducted alse by seme of the Ladies from the Convent of Norte Pame, which, although nimerously altended, fery kwol Lue paid any

fees whatever

That, another Female Boarding wad Day School was opened in Miscoucte, in Pier Coun- ty, io ictd, te which tbe usual Digaes Female Education are taugiii, aud Jatye number of pupils allend dais

That, between tie wear Educatiousl just awed, there are upward of five | pis attendance, Uiree-fuuriis of wow, Deing vf the poorer classed, pay Detbing Wha ever

That, while your meweralist teels convinced that the education imparted in those just just wawed, i superior tu any that can be tad tu the District Scheels, he feela it a grievanee that he geta ne aid trom the Publie Sehewi iund of coleny, not even as mich lor the numoer of el drep tatght free, us should be paid tur them if they attended district schools.

That, in seeking tora redress of this grievanee, Mewmorislist disclaims all idea of an) exclusive privilege—nothing more than even-handed justice la Gesired, and that be bas tur seme pears, with ve little sacrifice and incousenience, eodeasoured to establieh and waiutain these leututions which he cooridered essential Le a seuud Cai bolic Edu- cation, io the eatnest bepe, that, vue day, simple justice would be reeetwed at tie bauds of the gentlemen composing the Legislature

Your memorialist therefore earnestly eutreats your Excellevuey in Couneil lw eousider impartial ly his case, aud ask the Legislature to alter ihe present Sebeo! Law, sv as ww periuit his echouls to participate in a fair propertion of the schou) | fund, aeeording to ther ogaibers and «ficiency, or & #pecial yrant tu auewer Lue sauie purpose, and vour wemorialiat Will ever pray,

+ PETER MeINTYRE, R. C, Bishop of Ch'town. Charlottetuwn, March 3rd, ists.

branches ol

Which a

istiftutions tuired pu

fultotis

i

[Signed }

(cory) CovusciL OrFice My Lord, 2th March, 1468. His Excelleney the Lieutenant Governor in

jto-day for Fenianism.

er seaman s ley, and car &c. The Alma Jane, 8s tur Ha fax, was driven

sOurd, oro

’ ied away bulwarks, hound trom Cientuege

ashore ou 27th uil.. ab rut five Diiies Irom Hali-

faux, and became atetal wreck. Two of the ‘rew and the chief oficer were drowned. ‘The M. A. Snee, bound frem New Orleans to New York, has been t haliv wred ked on Long Island.

Tue majority of the people oa board perished ;

und the bodies reeovered and buried

by the wreebers were these of Mr. John Cole-

inan, Mr. Mitchel P Wlazue, aud another whos:

identity could aot be ascertained. The body

, el had bot been recovered. * ;

aWwWouYySst

» ye’ a {tee chiel cili

Che steamer Nor man, WI vas dri

yen asnore

1 Busten barbor, will, at as expected, become

total wrece A iarge brig went ashore u e Dut it j at j

sized, but righted

suecceded Ww yveiliny into the Vom, Bul SOIT water. A steam

her.

? I | ‘ ID bwiau 5S Dalla, A cue LPeawmon

,uUCr Ussis

aid tae ML Cape

azain dJ’art of the crew yvene afterwards seen tbe

tug started furthe bri

in

but tailed to reach THE FENIAN “ CAPTAIN’ DEASY.

Salford,

he natu

At on a man

ested

Thursds

r gaoruily, ar ' tue Suppus 3 that be Was the cued trom the in Hyde-road, Manchester,

* Kelly. on the um

' iveusy Who was re

with Mh ol

MWA 4

tast. Qa W u vesday tie Cinet ised infurmutivu that the dvluse au 60, O-dsali-lane, Ud, close by Ord the Manchester aud

[he iiformatior

fuer circumstances wWaich nad ©

asy

was Ob & UK ned St Salfo Siuli-statiot Rajlwar. 1 being ¢€ »burate “ize of the police, the Cinet Constable

Salford aud inspeetor of the police went tu ace at Nnit-past { » CLOCK the guppy

{, “ud

wed Fenian leader asleep

having woder

his p d wu loaded sinwzle-barrelled pist he gave the name of Russe painter. St ford js au ian in the employ of the Wizan Coa! Company. ne of the Mauchester Pp 1ce seen the P jsoner have identitied veritable **Cuptain”’ Deasy, though some of them speak of a resewhlance. One of the epurts current is that he is not Deasy, but a

tated,

a5 a house

} ’ ’ who lave yet

i hinik as the

Feuian financial agent who has been employed |

to supply the Fenians bere and elsewhere with funds. One correspoudent bears on authority that there is reason to eappose that Deasy bas never left the nerzhborhved since his rescae. He was attacked with a danzerous sickness soon afterwards, requiring the attend ance of a medical man; yet with such fidelity have those who are privy to his place of con- finement guarded the seeret that the police have hitherto been baffled. Persons have pro tessed to give them the secret; but whether purposely to mislead, or because themselves misled, is of little importance.

A Mauchester paper says :—The prisoner was taken ta the Manchester Town-hali, where it was speedily aseertained that he was not Deasy. That person has 2 deep scar, as of a sword wound, on bis cheek; whereas the man in custody has no such mark. At Manchester the wan gave the name of O'Farrell.

rood 5 DMA

MORE ARRESTS IN COBK

Cork, Tuyuxrspay.—Four arrests were made The prisoners’ names Griffin and Adams.

are Ferris, Coughlan,

here

éa*

LATKST NEWS BY TELNGRAPH, FROM ECROPE.

| Loxpex, March 31.—Last evening, inthe

House et Commons, petitions in tavor of and | of} Commons, he proceeded home in company | against the Irish Church establishment were) with Mr. Mcl’arlane, M, P, who. parted trem

read. Me. Gladstone, after calling ter tin

reading of the Acts of Parliament in relation| l'rem that point to within a block of his ledz-

to the fi

proceed to consider them.

the Alous

Chareh, moved that

He

sh

the

»

declared that . : ‘ he ¢« f time would come when the trish Church; teom and was in the act of epening

ld ; : ; bhlishin would cease to exist as a State estabishment.

He would vive no details of the means by)|entering the back Of his bead and escaping

w ich this was to be brought about, because it; through his mouth, breaking several of his) any alleged crime, shall be incapable of ser Chariotietown,’Yaoner in, to, aud vat of the fob) Jean Shirtings, Graaburye,

was Wot the duty of the Opposition to arrange teeth, Hs lodging house keeper who was up, | yige on a jury to try any person aceused of lowing pieces and pareles of land aud perniees, | Lweed Shirtings, Towelings, them. All proprietory rights sbould be re~ alarmed by the slot, vpeued the front door, |the erime. ‘California will have intelligent) J. ALL those premises situate in Charlotte | Fiaonel Shi . - Linens spect d. Cnere should no longer be a salaried} when Mr. McGee 1 Ui heavily iuto the entrance, juries in such a cuse, | town aluresaid, known as the ‘ W hiteit’lunnels, Col'd Coburge,

the Church.

1

comes of the Church. Lord Sta

O}

the Honse shoald wait until the

on the Irish Church should make their

and concluded by movi his resolutions of which he gave notice last

ject be lett over tor consideration of the next Parliament. Lord Stramford,

Cranbourne.

cip 2 of establishing the Chn ch b settied now, and the details le({t ver until the

ment. The debate was then adjourned... . Phe bi

has passed the Commons,

Loxpon, April Ist, eve.—In the

Commous, Mr. Ward Hunt asked leaveto bring

| 1 eae it are » the 26th alt, at the residence of the bride's ' \ j : on the alert, and no efforis are being spare d to} On the 26th ult, at the residence o iti 5y P wales > Timo oi | Ina Di for <he purchase by the Government ' . 1 father, Hill's River, Cascampec, by the Rev. R.| use, OU Pits, capacity, SUU0 sides; 6 Patent | r > s as . a discover the srpetrator of s Orvinia: Ghi tit ae eee +. ae ip he : : -

of all lines of telegraph in the Kingdom. He} “S¢Ove? a oe trator of ae aa - in |W Dyer, Mr. William Ashley, to Miss Mary Aun Puddle W a . vloring und Baiting, all TABLE OIL CLO rls * xpli ith he bill provi | 9p0} atrocity. he Government of Canada Offers | gaye. | cumplete, | Hide Miil, falling stucks, | Splitter ' ce xplained that the bill provided for the appoiut- oe ; x | ’ puirer, | AILQORS MMING- Sa ol Reel nial bt lncide what pmceal (7 thousand dollars, and the Governments 01) ananmmmnnnnme een nneeemens |) Kute Girnder tor Spliutiung Machine, 1 Rolling T 0 TRI Ga. should be paid to telegraph companies for pro-| Outario and Quebec two thousand five hundred | Died, | Nechtos'tur Soule: Eeothes, 1 Beuting Mal, | leeey’ | i | ce re eer Mihai allies ce ii sete cintinain dollars each, reward for the apprehe) sion of | At Prospect Hill, East Point, on the 6th inst.. jy | Ou Pank, capacity 450 gallous, 7 Currying Tables | ’

to Great Britain, last quarter year, show a de ficiency.of 5.000,000 of pounds sterling.

April lst. —The debate on the lish Chureh Bill was eontinued in Parliament last post poued to A } ril 2nd.. ii Ain

+} t non d Lo

Lonpox,

bed by serious

Rome

ive. IS ¢

os... ...- aon

Dp.

hs match from Says the

eis sick, The nature of the attack is not

stated,

Loxpex, April 2, ¢ ve.)—The weekly returns

of the Ban t Huy and shows a defi ency of | £334,000 sterling.... In the House of Com-}, mons this evening, the debate on the Irish "hurch was coutinued till a late hou }

clergy, paid by the State, and connected with| quite dead, t "A fund for the benefit of Treland should be created from the balance of the in-/the Police ey replied, | posing too hasty action in the matter, saying | quickly on the spot, and measures set a foot at| Commission | once £0 discover the perpetrator.

report, | must have approached Mr. McGee as he was in| Friday, that the sub.| placed the pistol to his head, fired and fled |

member for/in the door about two inches above the key moved a resolution that the prin-! hole, and death must have been instantaneous. |

next Parlia-|his head, his cane was under his arm and a

ll abolishing the flogging in the army | created the greatest excitement and horror in

House of | obtained as

| |

Spanish Government will grant Cuba an army orgauizat Similar to Ow .The ne

gotiations between Prussia and Denmark in|} egurd to t disputed territ ‘ry in Schleswig Holstein, still co e It is 2 rted that the Danish Commissioners recently asked the

cession to Der k of the Island of Alsen, i

tne Balti ,» und | tres ‘ f Duppel. 1} 1e latest legrams from the Continent which cortain these rumors say, aiso, that Prussia has

qec dediy refused tk

Denmark.

» accede lo the reque i of

Lonxpon, ision will ‘take

place to-nizhtin the House of C

Jrish Church question, the result ig looked for

vith vreat interest. The course of the miuistry

1 i8 UNA

Loexpox, Apri! 4

pw,

the Ministry lust evening foims the chief topic! @ pith AO = eo: Aho gg Ack ah 8, . }. ; months illness, borne with patient resignation to on St : : . n ~” K j , — aul

of eonversation..... The Tianee saya the C Pa : hiner ne, tha E Mfies ephibited In the tl e Divine Wall, Mr: Joseph Barwise, a vative of | The Terms of Sale of Plot 3, if purchased Soemibablv cnwts Uf inpair Catesmaan tot =e Mca GANG ceaolvad thet this enncer aiahe Market House in this Town on Saturday, | Cumberland, England, and upwards of 20 years a by the purchaser of the Paunery property, wall _ Possessioneau be given immediately. — Applic: - Pius . ana Se hy r| Wiheve @l] was'td #obd it ja tery Aifficuls for the reubdout of this Island, in the { ith year ef bis uge. | be the same as those of Plors Nos. land 2; if | ticn to be made to Ming Butcnen, Enquire, Char- ; aa dir Sas. aceiace cea ate § 2 | Deceased was wach respected by kis weighbours | purchased by any other patry they will be cash, or | lottetown, or to the undersigned.

Lord idinent to postpone the «uninitiated to tell which was best. The con-! #td éniends. at purchaser’s option, as follows; Ove third ot J. LONGWORTIL, wrt ee Pacliann ut, and the | test for the supremacy lay between Mr. Blake 2 mw | purchune ly be paid duwn,aud the unpaid beleace, Ch’ March 9, 1868 ee aduption of Mr. Gladstune’s resolution to gu i. ite : 7 rs ; 2 ' | wilh utevest thereon, tu be secured Dy mortgage 9 town, Mares 2, a . into committee (by a majority of 56) saak® id Mr, Bridges, some e yntenging that the | | AY BTISERERTS lou the premises, and to be paid ia two egual Jul 10th 1867 nearly the tirst steps of the operation. The! meat displayed in aud around the stall of Mr. | . lostaliwents in THREE and Six wenths respectively. y .

vatioual will is soon to be expressed and it wil! be that ile

yuld be thoroughly

nO uneertain Yound. Jt will insist

work so happily begun shi

‘

ni , § mornings Vote Is the Guwn of

secured, T} l a reukited empire. dence frem this vote that she is sustained by

e vast balance of opinion of the United Kingdom Ihe wrongs of ages ure to be

Id a . endec, ana toe nght done

mimons ou tae

—evening.—The defeat of We do not believe that any country can pro-

Now Ireland may take confi- p-esume to resolve the knotty question, but c

Blake was the best in the market while others ae A large quantity of BARK wil also be offered, ee : eo ee ; QO (if not previously disposed of by private sale, for Chea 00 ! New Goods! coutideutly prououneed in favor of that which LOST, sale at the suwe tine and place. Terms made P G ds! | ; Mr. Bridges exhibited. For ourselves we cannot’ Q* SATURDAY. APRIIe 4th, between | kuown at time sale. HEARTZ & SON n= Moreil and Charlottetown, on the st. | THOMAS DAWSON, ) Trustees of VE i ° by J di Bs esr ig Peter's Koad, an OVERCOAT, trimmed with | KIGHAKD HEARTZ, $ W. B. Daw- AVE just received by Java. direct tent ourselves with ihe hope, that both Mr. AsTRACAN Fun. Any person finding the same! THOM4S ALLEY, son’s Estate. from ENGLAND, a ferther supply of

amid the acclamation wore substuntial than empty praise for the ex- |

a " — : ergs r = > . — 2 - “ ’ ~** “ epee ee Es T y consi ’ . Se . iii a

aie — “ ‘ . men ; ‘ 7 “ bree —<-— 2 ee ee femme — Pe -_ .

People—especially those in the country—often Orrawa, April 7—The Hon. PT. D. McGee wast to know the best and cheapest place t Was assassinated at the door of his lodgings, at) purchase their Dry Goods. To all such we woald

2 o'clock this morning. On leaving the House, give Ronert Youne a trial, coufident that

Ayn fonthe ay ‘DAWSON’S ESTATE. | Valuable Property iu P. E. Island

i those whe favor him with their patronage will | FOR SALE,

not be disappomted. He is now offering the bal- VENUE SUBSCRIBERS will set up and | SELL BY PUBLIU AUCTION, on

“e0 stock Winter Goods at cost .price, at ance ' his stock of biter ne . at co p | MONDAY, the Jst day wt JUNE neat, 1368, at and White Cottons and Hoop kitts at .prices 12 @elock, noon, at the

SPRING GOIN, ON SALE

GLASGOW HOUSE,

the gate of the Parliament Grounds.

Ihitna a

ings he was accompanied by two Buckley's,

mersengers in the House. As he reached his) hat requires to be seen to be believed. . |e Picking it, a pistol| sta City Tannery, Charlottetown, ) ‘WhnesShirtings, Biae Dunran, shet was fired at him from behind, the ball y ¥ ys 4 Printed: Cottone, Hollands,

‘PurnitureCotsona, ease Cloth,

Califorsia proposes tu enact a law that any | ALL THE ESPATE, RIGHT, VITLE and IN, person who has read a newspaper account of | TEREST of WM. B. DAWSON, formerly “7

4 : rm Scarlet Plannels, Colored Lustres, 1, Sanfél McDonald. Me.Holtos. : _ City Pannery f roperty, Hoop Siirts, Black Ushers, Magistrate sid many Birt! s, comprising Town Lot No. 21, and parts of ‘lowr Hoisery & Gloves, Black Lastres,

who had not retired to rest, were} At Charlottetown, ot the tenth inst,, Mrs. Lots Nos. 22 and 72, in the Tard Hundred of | Ribbous and Silks, Faney Dress Suitis, Douglas M. Harriayton, of a son | Lown Lots in Charlottetown, as tormerly uccupied) Laces & Edgings, Fancy Twreds,

Qu the 30th November, at Cattalina, Newfound: | by William B. Dawsoa, aud now occupied by the | Frilltogs, Black Cleu.s, land, the wife ot the Rev. Charles Ladner, of a jundersigned Trustees This property bas a trent; Velvet Ribbons, Colered Clot s, daughter ; tr ../ 00 Gratton Street of U1 feet 9 mches. The | Threads & Keels, Mantle Clotne, CC ee BUILDINGS en these premises are built upou a Flowering Cottons, Shirts & Coilars,

Married hangs ete gat . | Very exteusive scale, und comprise TANNERY, ae . %

At Charlottetown, on the 6th inst . by the Rev lRALE ROOM, Brite ERGINE HOUSE. | Stamped ku gings, Handkerciiels { Tree. Thomas J uneats, Mr. Malcolin McIntosh, of this) ROILER SHED. CURRYING RUOMS HIDE: | City. ue Miss Eaphemia Currie, South Shore. an [and SALT HOUSE and BARK SHEDS. The| Rubber Evots & Shoes, Mr. Solomon Dockendortf. North River, to Mise) BUILDINGS are all large and Commodious, and Children’s Boots & Shoes, Cutherine Simpson, Cavendish all Lhe appurtenances necessary tor carrying on

LADIES’ KID BOOTS,

° Men's Hats & Caps,

At the Manse, on Friday the 27th ult., by the}an EXTENSIVE TNNING “BUSINESS, are | Hemp, Drugget & Felt Curpeis,

The alarm spread immediately,

Lhe Premic members of

Parliament, The assaasin | the act of stooping to insert his latch key, |

immediately. The ball was found embedded |

M

McGee's Hat was not even displaced from |

partly smoked cigar iying beside hima. ht bas : : ' Rev. W.R. Frame, Me Richard Heatly to Miss|ou tue premises. The toterval wmachivery and Mary Ann Craig, both of Tryon. : , |Apparatus consists of part of a SveaM Lyeine | At the — on — oo ee 2 the mae )ANvD Two BoiLeRs COMPLETE, 6 large Brick R. Se . = yon a ean, of Lat 10, to Miss) | eaches, (Patent Cement,) capacity, 3 corde eT ee ea a | Bark: 2 good Suction Pumps, 14 inch aud | iveh |

community. No clue has so far been identify the murderer; but the all over this section have been put

this

to

authorities

the assassin. the Qlat year of her age, after a Jong illuess which Beams, Koives, and all tovls complete, J Bark Groceries, , 7 oe sig ne ees lahe bore with patience and Christiau resiguation to} Mill, Patent Double Grinder. The whole interior ; ae Joux, N. B., April 8 —The hody of the ithe Dissne Will, Margaret, the beloved daughter | istitted up with Heating Apparatus supplied frew | late Hon, 7.

D’ Arey MeGee will be taken to) oj jate Ronald MeDonald, Ksqr. She was) the exhauat steam. j

Dyestuffs, &c. &e. &e. Adi at the lowest market prices,

FREDERICK LEPAGE.

Febrnary 24, 1568, isl pat

4 the

Montreal for barial.....House of Commons} much esteemea by all who had the en ofher) 2. Also all that piece of LAND and Premises

Be . ° | a — ' P er jety e , very

moved to adjourn one week in respect for me- | Acquaintance, for jer piety, ne ety, und e ot

mory of deceased—-moved hy Sir JohnMeDonald | Me" femate virtue of which she wasa model; |

, } . ; Z : and her premature death is Qc ply regretted oy a and seeonded by Mr. McKenzie. Both spoke} | P.

| adjuining the City Tannery Property ou the east, j being partof TOWN LOT No 22, in the Third a ah Dicks of snlatines and Glaus. {huudred. ‘This property fronts 49 feet 6 eee . . : ? large circle of relations ane B18. — with emotion, paying warm tribure to his nol i

On Sunday. the 12th inst. after three weeks | vn Grafton verte ee back ee angles | ; ANC Y. cs ae . . . *) ly A ale ie be Tt witas ‘ therew) r rable +8 126 teet 4 inches. A! : . jualities—commending his widow and children | illness, borne with Christian resignation to the, therew th, ®y parallel Hoes 12 A ao thaniel t> the eare of the Dominion Jamea Wh: -| Divine Will, Mrs. Reb-cex Rodd, in the 3ist year | large Two Storey DWELLING House 30 x 47 feet, Re Mark Na Wright. and others, len was’ arrested Saad nicht ogre Ldamdid (Ol her age, und youngest daughter of the late | fronting on Grafton Street, is built on this land. | infants. by Betsy M, Wrighi. their the satis Guardian.

Bevan of this city, leaving a disconselate | jy the rear of, aud annexed {o this Dweiling | - ‘7W.O BE LET ON LEASE, at such

was found a revolver, all of which | husband, and two young children and a large House, is a yard and garden were 1 with bullets similar to that which) circle of friends to mourn their irreparable loss ‘Aaaeyei ie ah fil : bog

killed Me Dent, a watchman in Parlia-} At Vernon River, ou 7th March, M1 Alexunder — a aaa MOWN yiey i a ota) yearly rents, and for such term of re, ut

ment Buildings, was fourl shot this merning at BcRae, axed 70 years. He wasn gutive of Cote i ae eae . oo ' | exceeding hive years, a8 may be agreed on, that

reek eer Shot this morning at) ry Rows, Scotland, and emigrated to this Island in| 2d huadred of Towa Lots in Charloltetow®, | Valuable Freehold Farm, situate an Towatirip 26

| 1805 ‘aluresaid. This property is alinest directly op- | fronting ou the Koud between Somerset aferwerty

Sackvinve, April $th.—James Whalen ex-/ At the Lunatic Asylam, en Monday, the 6th inet., posile to the City ‘Tanaery, and has a front of 42 South-west Settlement) and Freetown, bedeque,

Papers found in his possession | of Senile Decay, donu Campbell, wariuer, Ko jfeet on Graitun Street.. .. two storey Dwelling | containing 125 acres, a little more or less, with tie

nnd cacti ‘olenees dil OO | 48-86 years. In his younger days be suiled im) tiguse, which is divided into tevements, and | Messuages, Mills, Buildings, and Appurtenane=s,

and other evidence, almast gives positive proof Lord Nelson's tleet, and bere a hand in Lord Ex- } vecupied by a number of weekly tenants, is built | Kuown asthe property ol the lute George ai. Wricit,

ob these premises, the yearly reutal amounts to | Squire

} me

Job

‘ } tOoaGe

ree, his residenee.

amined to-day.

of his guilt. Nambers of others in eustody and { mouth’s own ship at the bombardimeut of Algiers. | known to be conneeted with Fenian orvaniza-| Llis wus a spirit of indomitable pluck, und never bout £45 Tee Land is of superior quality, abont’O acres did he strike his flay to mortal foe till bourded by jabout £4o.

: ; jaf which ure cleared and in a good sinie ter eniri-

tue King of Tersors.’ Honeur tothe Brave! | Full particulars as to title, &e, ean be had | vation, the residue being covered with Nard wd

| At Brigus, St. Jobu's, Newfoundland, on Thurs-|on application to Messrs. ALLEY d& Dayies, | soft wood. The pringipal Dwelling House, a ij

Lora Cranbourne has been tendered the} day, the Jvih ult. after a short aud painful illness, | Solicitors, at their office in Charlottetown, where storey building, is 36 by 28 feet, with a Kitéven iu of Governor General of Canada, and | Wiibam Whelen, Esq., in the 68th year of his age. alsv a plan of the City Tanuery premises, and the |

}the rear, 25 by 18 feet; contiguous io which are . : ; Cate od , > valine Dent a Yaod = iw Ts : , Mayo offered Governor Generalsbip of | ar. W helen had beeu Tur many yeurs past & most | Dwelling louse aud property utiached muy be | Weod-house, Carriage-house, Stables, Work-shop, L successiul shipowner, thereby Kiviliy employment seen

. a. Y ‘and a The ae ae avery stiperior }to a nuwber of persons and ne duubt his removal) pee. ony | on 2 . » | Griet Mill, (with three pairs Kannersy, Mungle, from amonyst them will be deeply and sorrowfal- Le The Terme of oie 90 bint won d sud 2 | ie, and Carding Mills, = propelled by " wanes ‘Tre show of beef and mutton at the Easter| ly felt by many fawilies. The deceased was the | Wil be Casb, or as follows, at purchaser's options | fy stream; and their situation for business purposes father of @irs dohu Douse, of this city. ‘Twenty per cent. of the purchase movey to be is very eligible.

At Kidetord, Lot 12. on the—iust., Elizabeth, paid down, and the unpaid balance, with toterest Qa the premises are also a Cottage and Work-

Wife of the late Jobu Wireh, aud youngest daagh-| thereou, to be secured by Mortgage on the prem- | shep for the use of a Miller.

j ter of Mx. John bllis. ises, aud to be paid in two equal justdlments in

pn 4 : ’ , Be Wiihcek Mulia Sek WM aia Mi a re 4 _ ‘The Lessee oe required to keep the Dwell PAP SMOT ane : ree va ~| Six vud Twelve months respectively. ing House apd Mills insured to a reasonable extent,

tions, also implicated. Other parties are being

arrested. ( thiee Earl India. +<<mPe ae

market on Saturday, 18 admitted on all hands

to be much finer than that of any former year.

|

Brid aud jeaving it at the Oilice of Messrs. PEAKE, | BROS. & CO., shall be rewarded.

Chitown, April 13) 1868

Blake and Mr. ges have received something March 30, i505

DRY GOODS,

which, ewing to the decline in Cotton, they will

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of the nation Phis must guarantee peace. pense and trouble which it must have cost them) Oe ee ee PR be uble to sell this uportation ehemper Phe Morning Post concludes very able|, y-, Pe EIT PRL a le i FIRST ARRIVAL jLCE EL TIC) The claims for this valued, than the Stock imported Lhis Spring. article witll the following words :-~*« This wenel POA r auimais luto suca a splendid con | PILuts : Family Pill are beyond that af | GOODS :~Cousiating of Grey, White, striped, 2 t death warrant of the irish Church, no) @ten. Owing to the bad state of the roads | or | ‘MM . ' any a use. A test of oO and Painted Cottons , Cinghases, Grey peed a airer troph as been won by tlhe veralland of the weather. the attendance fr .| Fer ao <Eaw = | wit) DOF only Prove this, Sut the greater error Of | Sheeting, Striped Medding,. Cotten, dimke xt ai nF ’ r Merron Pye Hes 8 a ait d of the weather, the atteudauce from the) TW RD YY Scie Ds! |Griping, which bas beretofure been called | Linuen Ticking, Towels aud Towelings, Chiecse P ‘h., i ape pane At Bh 4h oe be ouutry Was nul so lurge a8 usual. Character. tae BULBUDIC PILLS never require | Cloth, &e, &c. Y : : ie Slundard says: ** The elect of [his (over two, and seldom but one for the dose, act on| DRESS GOODS:—Freneh Menino, Cireamiaun, vote w be fo Waste the session wathout oe A BEER & SONS | tue boweis without the siaghtest griping, a point of Pephus, Coban 8, Lustres, end Fauces. : advancing the ebiect vi wed one gingle step.” On Wednesday aud Thursday evenings of last : : Ae ; | the greatest unportance, particularly in CLOTHS -—Fine Clothe, Tweeds, does, Silk, a ae i As pasting? ta . ,. | Have received, via Cape Tormentine, the | Sinem ae chan Mixed, Kusse! Cord, &c. wae Loxpoyx, April 6th.—An imvortant meeting week the House of Assembly was occupied in | first. instalment uf their stock of 1roDbic ONS tipallom, SU NDRLES:-—Buyle and Straw Dnigemings and f the Cabinet was held on Saturday to eon- discussing the new School Bill. This has, for | | Hor which take @ Single Pill every or every ether | Canamenta, Sa Binet.” White: @ Miense\ Selves 1 what action should be taken in view of Re — : ; a Garden and Flower Seeds, juight. They never produce debility, aud Cure Trwmings, &e.; Buttous and Clay Dewdiropn, thin minke Wide, meee is ve’, Various reasons, beeu the most interesting | Jyeluding varieties of Karly Cebbage, Cucumber, | Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver | Fexthers and Flowers, Consets, Yeuneila aswel hid ) te ol Kriday mw t on dir. Glad nes & ’ a. : : ; > B Ge Hats, Collare, T Braces, Naud nieelhitinsd Race ladacslaehed Ohh te Vhs ie | debate of the session. We reserve whatever | Celery, Raddish, Lettuce, &ce, German and|and Kidney Complaints, Piles, Worms, | 200. ‘rents re. mT “re 4 ; eae .. bs ' oy English Flower Seeds of about 100 choice varieties. Loss of, or impurities of the Blood, Loss kerchieis, &e, ' . ; A to resign im Case t OpposiUoh remarks we may have to make upon it for a Also, Tubevoses, Aureuoues aud Gladiolus Bulbs of Appetite, and afl Derangements of| P. S.—The abowe, along with Stock on hand, t retain their large majority ufier the further oceasior | of the choicest sorts | Bowels or Stomach, will be sold, wholesale and setuil, cheap tor 7s I . “_ 6 i rge B ” Loi vhs i Jae ‘ Kk . Field aud Garden Seeds expect é ¥° Sold by all W holesale and Ketail Dealers in HEARTZ & SON. i Sia, en duly com s@ Remember the Dramatic Entertainment | “° 2Y °St #¥at- Medicine, at 25 cents per Botule, i » i ; ns Yea. Remember the Dramatic Entertainment 2 s | July 15, 1867. iss 1 n the State Department at Wash ru i teduwte te | (9 Ou band, Superior Clover, Timothy, Back JOHN L. UUNNEWELL, Proprietor | ee stile iA MM See TD , to come off this evening at St. Andrew’s Hall. ! wi Flax, Barley and Oats. : “ Invton with full power toaryan 1d complete ~ Wheat, aX, Dariey and Oa . - es . wa i . > rg. ’ i pre : ; Ek vi ; | Practical Chemist, No. 97 Commercial Stree mn a treaty of commerce and navigation with the) It promises tu be a rich affair. 1 0-morrow Ch'town, April 6, T868, Im Busten Manki ' & i o bs © authorities of the North German |