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how college of the eter dram ibcd by the (blot Storetavy lor lrelaud as liliolytol t'olneat sectarian bitterness atid angel‘.—-‘i the lalty were satiailed with the presents system ot'nationa: Schools. IIc declared, that no IIIIlllitt‘l'ltll statement had err-rt caused him so much pain. A are: op-l portnnity was lost to cotlt‘ilizil‘c Ireland. which .‘llltil"tl not longer be ruled by Lug." Iieh laws. vus‘oilL and l'l't‘jlllll‘ but tit. wfiling to tho wi. lea ol the Irish people. i r. tiatlulrnc Hardy delrlldctl the Gov- ernment, givil ' a long vvl low of its Il'l-‘lll policy. tears were expr 1843. yet how nmuy yearn l owrr him-t: that without l nulgauy in regard to the grievance: ol ll‘cl - London, Ill: The British League of I‘ and Liberty propose to oll'urt'barlcs lil'llllt‘lsl Adamsan l address previous to his departure treat this country. The addrru will he pre-l seated through John llrlgbl. 5 Harvey \V. Lord. who is about to retire: from the American Consulate at .\la..cllvs-l WI‘. was entertained by merchants ol‘ that' city last. evening atdiunrr. The principal] speech was by the Mayo". who t-xpvo l l' his regret at tho departuro ot' lllr. Lord, and warme complimented bial. Ili the House oi Commons this evening. a motion was made tor the llovcrmnent lot to lay before the House papers in connec-| tion with bath Np. iuglmIr case, at in}; from, the seizure oi the Engllab \'t l of tlluti name by a United Stiles steamer during the blot: ltdc ol'ibe .‘Sollthl-ru ports in the rubellloll. . In re d to an inquiry regarding the circumstance ot‘thc imp: onmrnt oi \l'. ‘ Joluunn, the Orange Secretary ili lhel County of Down. It at. l.ord.‘.layo said, the prisoner war: dc incd ilt jail bv ltlic are rol'uacd to . is rcgrl-t lor Ill: ill heading an illegal [)l‘utltta'altlll. Tito Ilollso went into coliitiiilteoc ol‘ the whole, and resumed tho debate on the state. of Ireland The U'lion ihlio, member for Trul.e, said the t.i itl' t'liun among the Irish yooplo was widl proud, and reached all classes ol society, . .id pztralyrcd tra lc with tho (‘ullalttl'lt t‘carol‘ its t‘tlliut'tllltliicl's. . The clitlrcll and land qllL‘allUll were the} leading causes of discontent. but tl-o priu-l ciple c4 lse of all was the rrluanl ul' iudr-' pendcuco in legislation. Ireland is now voiceless and liclpluS-l. 'l'he til-st remedy to he applied should be to deprive the church Uhllllillslltllt'nl. ol‘ its endowments. and grant to tenants leases of not less dll ration than thirty-one years. Sir Stall'ord 'N‘ut'tllcutu followed with a lengthy speech ill dcleucool the (‘iovcrlnlit-ut. Without taking action the House adjourned.

Lolnlon , io'lh.

Despatcbes from tlle south announce that tile Grand \‘izier had returned to Constantinople from t‘roto. Ila rcpovta tothe'l‘urk'ltGovermueut that the war between the l‘nrks null (,‘rclan insurgents had at length ended—there were a lbw gnel‘illao still operatng in the mountain districts. they were hardly it hundred

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strong. and nu tears were anticipated ol.

any fresh outbrc

The Cor ls Le islatil‘ was engaged last wcckhi a iscussion ol' the new law in relation to holding public uloclinganvhicli was introduced by the liovzcrulnent. An important and Cotilpi’cllcllsivo amendment to the Bill has been uttered by Liberal members. Itpraposcstorunlovo all re- strictions born the rights oi the people to meet in public asaomblies when and where they please.

Advices from Berlin state that I’rinoo Napoleon alter a series ol llattoi'ing cuter- taiumcnts in his honor has Ielt Ior Paris. Ills visit to (' 'nany has given rise to many suriuiscs :lud rumors, and is exten- sively commented upon by tile l’rv ; bllt his mission has not been divulged. Illa reception ev 3 been most cordial.

London. March l7, (cvc.)

Thompson and Mull'mey. tried and coil- victcd at Manchester, CII.‘ gel] with lacing ar- cessory to the inurdcrof Police Sergeant Ilrett, to-day have been sentenced to be hanged.

A man named Mahom. tilllxl to he u l-‘euinn organizer. has htt'il arrested in this city ‘caai‘gell with having endeavoured to swear in soldiers rtltliunt'll herons Fcliiaiis. Itis stated that .\la|lon‘a ctlorts were attended

with some degree of sum-var, and that tho.

ovulencc to be produced at his ti 1 will allow disull‘ection to prevail to an alarming degree in some Irish Regiments.

Allvlcrtz from licrliu state that Prince Na- poleon has left for l'dlli. Ills tlalt to (lev- lnany has givin rise to many sllrlniscs and rumors, llqd it is extensively commented upon by the press. but his mission has not been divulged. Iii-l rccvplion everywhere has been most cordigal.

London, March llitll, (l-vc.)—I‘alitical news unimportant. Mr. G. \V. liuut, Secretary ot‘ the Treasury, stated in the House of t‘om- mono that the total cxpcnscn ot'the Uritbb expedition in Abyssinia, up to date, were lU-e.‘ tb'lin £i,Ut)0,000.

Dublin, Ili.—-Itooncy, Kelly, Lenders and Hurley, are the names ot‘tbe t'uur Feat-ms ot' the .Iltcniel party who havojunt been released by the ilrltidl Government, on condition that they returned to America. It is reported that all their companions, including General Nhgle, who were arrested at I)un;:arron, will also be liberated on the same terms-

£11011 CANADA. Chatltni‘u. (Canada) Mar. 14.

The greatest freshet ever known in this section 0: tho countrv is pre writing here. The Kent bridge and Chatllam Ii'iltb street bridgo \vcro swept away yesterday. A very large amount ot valuable pl'npcrly in this town has been destroyed. The lirellt Western railway track, went ol this place, “carried away for ten miles. All railway communication between (‘batlnlm alul Ilu troit ill stopped. The through passengers for tho (lrcat \thrlt'l‘ll will ho conveyed oror tho Grand Trunk railway from Port “man to Detroit, until tllo road is rcpuir~

ed. Tito damage by tho lrrsbl-t is will I' todnt $100,001). A largenumbcrrtl his

nro immdalod, and horses, ulid cattle killed and wounded.

l'nltlm'ro. Marl-h thll.-—-'I‘lu-re we: a torri- fle hurricane hero yesterday morning. It damaged the dcpatmlwellinu houses, church- es. etc.. to an extent of fifty tlwumlnll dullarn. Ono man no llllll'll at the tiraud Trunk Itail- way round home, and several other: wounded

UlIITBU STATES. _ New York. March it.

The hearing of the impeachment caso tigalliut I‘rcsi entdobnroa has been post- poned till Monday. March 23d,

Washington. biill'f‘ll Ill.

The hearing of Illlpcacluuenl’. commuti- oed this 1'. .\l. The l'resldl-ut‘s couan demand «to days to prcparo a tll’it'nott. This Ila-ling iloppoltvll. and, at last ml. vices, arguments were beinglnadc on that point.

Now Yuan. March Ulla—Scrlom lreshets are rcpomed in va:iom pam of the country, canted by breaking up of river ll'c.

o‘lhdunin. |he lrinb populist. hm: sclllrd his match with Elliot. nwnvy been put a l. Ullulduln Ia-lr Slim:th to 8'31"”) Ihlit Ive chip: Elliot ln halt an hour. The fight _ls to be O‘OIIIMIHI in May.

(lulu ml.

' l .Ictura communications that are lint nxled.

Ilo mad he believed that sane: ! in the Registry Ulllcc Ill Charlottetown ... r _

cd and renal-up given"! was so great during the

‘1 “ “'3‘ hf“ ' require the t‘Cl‘\It'L‘S of one or two assist- ,.

‘ants.

rf§ullmnrsilln gunned.

1303.

‘ ‘ F ‘echohl Farm—James Cousins.

1 ug l~'l'ellclilil:ili—.~\. Smith. , 1 uers—"I‘holuas Ilall

I For Salt—W. W. Slumbll-s.

Miller \l’antwd ’l‘hos. Liabletter. l I Ships Carving; —.\t l). Ramsay‘s. t l‘oui..’—-llm'atio Ilraddock. E I\ Llama —-—J:||uc.s McLeod.

105' SALES—

l-‘reclloid Farm—4:00. Anderson. Furun-r'a Glory—Wm. lit-a lstn.

THURSDAY. MARCH 23. .‘1o notice can be tztlmi ol anonynloui colu- nun :itions. We mull hnuw the names and l i. . 3e: oi'unr correspondents .II a guaranty ;

l. ill-.‘ll‘ euml t‘allli. We cannot undertake to l — i i i

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\Vr: have been informed that the \vork'

7 ast year. till to; oimll. St‘lllHlL.“JU§0lI‘| “rebate-r Insqr" ‘ lhaviny: been obliged, through tailing health. ‘ - 'i' " ’ ' - ' -- Master of ~ i i, ., , , , v- ‘ . ~ to Ythlfill bl? .lppoilullnut ot Iltad

h 1nd" Jilil lungs S'onmwsiihis Illntlttlllun. Mr. Henry Lawson bar been were honorably and lairly dealt with their ’ ,wwnm‘l w ,m, 0mWI 1”.” (WWW, m m, would be no occarion for this rush ill that le‘dtl. 'Ibqrctircnicnt ol'.\lr. Webster—Ibo oll'lec. \\'c have inanv times shown the lean-‘0 “l \Ylllt'll “'0 EIIICI‘NI)’ Wit”! 0‘11"“ 4“" “campy of Cam”. insmuuons Tm; ouilt—nll,;lit have proved a acl'ltllh loss to

. . .. ., ., , I , ,tlle lullitntioa, l'or, besides beluga gentleman “civic will)“ and hml'i “ “mm, m“! u L of lulilupeaeh-lble character lllld tnuehsultvlty rig it to t lL'III.

15 ii "til balilll‘l “"3 “Ili‘lot'iuanncrs, he was verv llhlo alid illithlul ill . by government to compel It man to‘

mill anal teacher—h: not litlflillvl‘l‘l’ll‘dgl‘il . ' ... . .M .. - '~ I; ., 1- uppylu .. . ‘ .1 m” l, m (,1. “ppm. bun N) tolluuale is to lo Ill! t. to r 5° 3‘” mart.) lhom ill?! ’1“ (_ d“ It“? placeIvylllcappolntlncntot Mr. Henry Iain-l “mil to "(2" ‘ fmo “ l". u' ‘31 i h. non. Mr. I awaou in a gentleman ol acknow- I"~"““‘““Pll m hmmncrm‘lo’ him the ‘lls' ledgcdwurlh.andweilknuwllaxauexperienced tuncv. were there (‘ounly Institution: and anece-rt‘ni teacher; and it it be the III- established. \\'c lmpc the present (ior- Wllllull vi' lllk‘ Hurriulucnt to continue the eminent will take this matter up. Let the members of l‘ri‘: c and lungs

llléllilltioll they will do well to make his lip- pointlncul n. permanence, for we believe it Counties combine and have tbie import. ant mcusurc carried out.

would be an e y matter to find anyonebcttcr qualitbld to di barge its onerous and impor- t.int donut—liraminrr.

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL. 'l‘I-‘IMU‘RSDAY.

iAllt'ertlselilclltstllls Day 14‘ng

and a half from Loni: llivcr \\‘llnrt'.

Wt: were very much pleased with the remarks that fell from the lion. Mr. ilowlzln. and the “on. Mr. Davies. hav-

Wc regret to announce the death of the lion. Edward 'I‘horntou, ot'l‘hreo Rivers. The deceased, who wan returning front George- town on the previous night, was tound dead

on the road within int} yard: of his own resi- lll-nee ox riday morning last. Mr. 'l‘hora- ton occupied a prominent )IUAIlIOII III pubne

ing refucncc to our Town. These

gentlemen are bllhllluss men, and know _

the importance of helping and fostering “‘1' lull!” WWII l0? "Hilly 3’9"?“ “0 1""

“cw TOW" \h. lxuwpm do“ “ present-rdGeorgetownatonetllilelntho[louse . . . l . .

. . . ., . ‘ I of Asst-lilidy, and latterly the District. of btlsllwss in this (partly, as large I‘C‘llill” Cardigan. lie was a member ot'tliu l-lxcctilive ——~witl; the exception at Mr. ) tut—as any

MARCHW

CIIOL AR 1

FOR SALE!

‘II E h‘nbm-Iibcr in (hadron: or diupuaing of, by PRIVATE SALE. Illfi I-‘.ll\‘\I, \vhlvll I:

lrobnb . the moat valuable evl-r ull‘ercd for lab- n this oevtlul- oi‘ the country. It courintn ol

260 AGRES BEST DESGRIPTION OF;

LAND.

ill-nul'fnlly uiilnltcd on the north side of tho Smith

Wow llircr. New London. Lot 1‘”; only a mile l‘Jlluvrt-tl arc , nu.hru hile slate ot cultivation, Inl to: been tllll nrnmrvd with lime, lllllfrll and inuer mud, and. ctlllllc manure. There is alm it in:

along the entire from. ru-mniudcr of the land I

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ncnnlling all-l polrv. Au lliexlunlntiwln- ..n plv ol ultian mud in v: bill a tew ehailm of the x mm.

This Fatal. lriviug n It‘lllll ol‘ ‘3 'h us on. the flier. can b- idea into two t‘arnul 'cqulrt . and Is rouvl it to Church, School llnltw, fll‘lnl, saw, lllid III in: loilha Tho linillbngn re it two

)w. It; IIollse, till x 23, :l Ian." llama. and other all». \ largo Maiden and tin-bard. and two lwvertui \\ lhi of water; one near

tllu house and the other canveuicut to the liar ’l‘lcltlH.—tlaolnllt down, the .ianve in t: or iii: - yearly lustlilnivhta, with interest at 6 per i cent. 3 " Forfllrtllcrpnvlicnlars apply lo the rub- rcribcr, or to tlenrge Andi-.rson, Lu... Altvtluluer. JAMES COI'SINS. New lmll .n. march ‘ . Infill —'

I ' . r 3’ ‘ Flying Frau beam!

7 ‘tll-i t‘elebralel Fast Trotting ill so " FLY. «' ‘ IXG FRI'IXCII‘IAN" will ...:g“ .. 'l'ravl-l t‘urltle ' isomer-uh. Illtlchll:.' on m.- lgt ol‘aiay, tiltu'dgll the fol- places 2—— Saint I-Ilcauur‘s, Humlucrsldc, Iledcqnt‘,‘ raversv. 'l‘rynu, .‘lalpcque. Ilopc md oi Vt’lltlleil. and will be lllllill‘i at the mibecrl rs :tul-le every Saturday.

ALEX. Shil‘l‘ll. New London, .‘Itll‘l'll i’li, ltllirl.

Council under the old regime, and Speaker other man in it, nul‘ knows well how Ill-

ot'tllc Iluuse {win 1654 to under the

convpnipm it is pm. ., person m hum: 50 Liberaladministration ol'that da_ . Mollcralu

U 1 pct H, t.“ . m. ‘ t he (“WM m H“ , in his political opinions, and cotlrterus alid

m ' “n. 0 ‘ .“ H‘ i " "l U Inllaiilu in his intercuursr with his opponcutn. able to acquire nearer llumt‘.

“0 km’w‘ivl Mr. 'l‘hornloli :lood hiin in the crtiniation at

i too. bow requisite it is that we should both parties, and wall universally respected

have a ptlblic square and a public build- I py u-llquat-w himinllo puss tpiefut' the ' ‘ - .‘ . , . 3-1' In" pun lL' Hill" I“ kill}: 3 DUI] y Ul‘ UVCI‘ _\ I > I r a r '

lag in' nmmchltlcmnd uc hopt it ill Illlsl'! a qudner m “ U‘_”"lr-\u_ [NHL

he will use liH trainenre. as a lnciaovr oi; .. . .A . .c . _

the Government, in helping to acquire Ostlict‘vuidnga .15... “my, (Tues.

for the inhabitants of this Town, what day taut) lbc t'hoiv ot 5t. lbistan‘s Cathedral gavcucolletrt in tit. Andrew‘s Hall. The

the) “‘0 Juan) me‘d m’ levelling; was deridedly unfavourable, yet the . _....__...._.

“'1: have received a vonlmmiieatimi pct'eotisli-villglo stand during the pcrl'oi‘ commenting on tile conduct of un lndi-i2“:°a:‘£‘flall£‘5 l0 lull-29‘ lb“ .'. . . .' v ‘ .‘ ' ' _“-‘I' ' 1‘. cc. .- .ll-r las _., .‘hiu'il “ho "will: hmwiiims) m "norm to d title to Iilrs. blevcuson, under “‘Ilmc mg on several licensed lavcrzi keepers. ,5 , uni. w.“ given. Tim-g..guflg'gnm... and taking them to Malpcqlle l‘ourt, lm‘ll‘oilnance on lhc Irisll I’ipe \i'hlt'll no doubt

[tail was tilled to its lllluuat capacity, nuluy'

where ill Germany has‘

not having a copy of their license posted "up in their bur rooma. \l'c decline to publish it on the grounds that we will not allow any personalities in our columns. The office of an “ informer,"

especially in a matter of this kind where the public good was not concerned, am] we have no doubt but that tile individual who did this will receive his reward from .those who would ll'lll lo condescend to such low and colitctuptible 'icts to " raise the wind." “'c would. however, put all tuvcrn keepers on their gnzirll against such characters, and tell them that it is requisite according to law—(one of the old acts that ought to have been long ago revised) Ior them to have (I copy of their license posted tip in their bar rooms, and l aim to have the words " licensed tavern" l painted on their sign boards.

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man make a start in business for himself, and most heartily wish all such success andGod speed. This is our desire to. wards our frich Mr. Arthur Mills, who has lately opened up li dry goods: and grocery store ill the “ Ill-itiin d: American House," recently occupied by James L. llolninn, that gentlelilau having retired from retail. and opened up n. wholesale business. Mr. Mills has a good stock of goods, and will be found to be worthy the patronage of the public. Give him a call. ._ ...... 4. a... . 0S Tuesday evening last. the Rev. .Mr. Crawford tlclivorcd n Lecture on illaptism, in the Drill Hlicd. After the ilccture ti very animated discussion cu-

:nlICtl. 'I'hc Ilcvs. A. Desllrisay and W. Colpilts telling the opposite tide of the

question. At the close. a vote ol‘lhunka :was given to the lecturer, us was also to the gentlemen who engaged in the dia- cllssimi on the opposite side. The best inf order was maintained, and the only thing that tended to disturb the meeting was the disgraceful conduct of some boys throwing cayenne pepper on the More. We trust that. the perpetrators of this act imay yet be folllld out mhl‘ brought to justice. alld punished for their bad and unchristian conduct.

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As our stock of paper is getting small, and fearing that it will lint hold out until the navigation opens. we are obliged to ‘ publiin but a bull sheet for two or three weeks. We thought last full that we had laid in enough paper to put us through until Spillig, but the increase to our sub- scription lint of over two hunder sub- scribers during the winter. has run as short. This ill the first tiluc we have been compelled to do this, and if our patrons will only bear with to; for two or three weeks. we promise to make amend“, for it when we obtain a supply of paper.

A 'I‘mrrrttw match took place on the ice in the harbor on Tuesday last. A large nunibcrof horses were entered. In the first race the flying l‘rcncbmun horse “ 'l‘omy." belonging to Mr. Thomas ‘(hliram won the race casin each boat. We have not heard what little he made, but we must say that we have never acou nay I-oruc trot ill last before. The second rucc--in which “'l'omy" was not catered-- was a on by the horse of Mr. John Grady. A more owned by Mr. David Grady, also made good time, and canto in second. The old " Flying lt‘rencbman" was on the ground, but was not entered. Ilc looks well. and is still able to do good trotting.

'l‘iiu English Mail, on long and anxious- ly looked for. was received here on Mon- day hint. The couriers cross-d over on

they hall a hard time and suffered much. Tilelllt'ltllliltc" are to the 29th Feb. The principal items of new: have already been

lis a very menli unil contt-mptiblc one”

, “'1: always feel proud to see any young

Sunday Int, in the storm. WcIe-rn that ,

agreeable t‘t‘lllllllact'lll‘l’ in the mind: a ul'th: audience. 'l‘ii aaimmtrc- . d , to be handed over to tho liolil‘YulelIl ‘ Ilisb Society, with a view of hen: apprpropri- alcd for olvjocta of charity.

= revived :of l l

_ more, was rt 1.oaled,btlt the Hun“ which prevailed prevented ulany perions from at-

tending.— [from iilrr.

prm:

.-\t the annual meeting ol~ the Mutual Murine Insurance Company hrldtlds week. the lions. Dunivl Iblvicl, .Ialnos Duncan and .I. 0. Pope; and I..l7. (iwt-n Wm. llubert Lougwortli an! Ilcnry ll; I‘Isquircs. were rv-elerled Ilircclont current year. The Company declared a Dividend of 7 per cent on each rhino. 'l'llc alaoullt oI'Iosst-s paid in 1867 was £10.. We linden-land there are over £lllUU remaining to the lrcdit ol‘thc Illiurelloldcra.

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At the meeting of the Queen's County ltitie Associalio . lhet‘olhlwmg gentlemen were chosen otiic.rs for the present ycar:-

l'ATltUX—HIS Excellency the Coninndcr-

Parana—Admiral Ilaylield. stolza -—(‘olollcl Gray.

Ia'r Viol-z l'i land.

2d Vim: l'llltsllfli 'r—Major Deer. - a Morris. Ilolulan, Mc- llnc, liens -y Wright. .‘lclluyre, Lock. Lord, Lungworth and Woods.

Tau.» dunk—Capt. Lord. Longworlll.

ntzxr. -—-\Vc are grieved yesterday afternoon of the lost at‘ .\Iirhncl Mo do, hip, Merchant, ofSonris. an old and esteemed fr= ltd, who wasdrownell by driving into a hole in the ice at the Head of St. Peter's Iiny, on his way home “out till: City on \l'eduus-lay but. ——/.sl.

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Sltmmorsitle Debating Society.

C. W. Strong. inquire. has kindly con- sented to g 1: Reading from the Works at Charles lliv'kem, before this See Monday I; :uiug next, to commence at 8 o‘clock. 'I a public are roapecllully invi~ ted to attend. lleservoll souls for lkdicli.