itpxtxér , oi HONEY-BIRD.

Thl "é‘xtra‘oI'iIins’.'ry little "bird, which is

uhout the size of a' cliuflinch, and ol'ii light rey,.col,or, will invariably load a person allowing it teawild bee’: nest. Chattering

and twitterii in a state of rest excite- menghit perc es on a branc beside the trail er, endeavouring by various wiles to uttrsnt his attention; and having succeeded in dtiug so, it flies lightly forward in a wavy course, In the direction of the bees’ nest, alighting every now and then, and looking haclt to ascertain, if the traveller is following it, alltbs time keeping up an incessant twit- ter. When at len h it arrives at the hollow tree or deserted w its ants’ hill, which con- tains the honey, it for a moment hovers over the nest, pointing to it with its bill, and then takes‘ up its position on a neighbouring branch, anxiously awaiting its share of the spoil._ When the honey is taken, which is accomplished by first stupefying the bees by burning grass at the entrance of their domi- cile, the honey bird will often lead to a se- cond and even to a third nest. The person thus following ought to whistle. The sava- ges in the interior, whilst in pursuit, have several charmed sentences which they use on the occasion. The wild bee of Southern Africa exactly corresponds with the domes- tic garden bee of England. They are very generally diffused throughout every part of Africa, bees-wax forming a considerable part of the cargoes of ships trading to the Gold and Ivory coasts, and the deadly dis- trict of Sierra Leone, on the western shores of Africa. Interestin as the honey bird is, and though sweet be t e stores to which it leads, lhave cause to wish it far enough, as when following the warm spoor or track of the elephant, I have often seen the savages, at moments of the utmost impor- tance resign the spoor of the beasts,to attend to the summons of the bird. Sometimes, however, they are “ sold,” it being a well- known fact, both amongthe Holtentots and tribes of the interior, that they often lead the unwary pursuer to danger, sometimes guiding him to the mid-day retreat of a grizzly lion, or bringing him suddenly upon the den of the crouching panther. I remem- ber one occasion, about three years later, when weary with warring against the mighty elephants; and hippopotnmi, which roam the vast forests, and sport the floods of fair Lim- popo, having mounted a pair of unwanted shot-barrels, I sought recreation in the hum- hlcr pursuit of quail-shooting. While thus employed, my attention was suddenly in- vited by a garrnlous honey-bird, which pertinaciously adhered to me for a consider- able time, heedless oftbe reports made by in un. Having bagged as many quuils and partridges as I cared about shooting, I whistled lustily to the honey-bird, and gave him chase; after following him to a dis- tance of upwards of a mile through the open glades adjoining the Limpopo, he led me to a place where acrocodile was lying with his entire body concealed, nothing but his hor- rid hcad being visible above the surface of the water, his eyes anxiously watching the movements of eight or ten large bull buf- faloes,vvhich in seeking to quench their thirst in the waters of the river, were crackling throu h the dry reeds, as they cautiously waded in the deep mud, that a recent flood had deposited along the edge. Fortunately for the hufialoes, the depth of mud prevented their reaching the stream, and thus the scaly monster of the river, was disappointed of his prey.—-Waverly .Uagaziite.

Aoiiicuuruiui. MACHINERY.-—As an iri- stance of the improvement in agriculture now in progress, it may be mentioned that the makers of steam engines for agricul- tural purposes in England, have in some cases increased eightfold within the last three years. One house made in ISIS only I5 engines, but l85l, finished no loss than 294. The same results hold good with re- .spect to other improved agricultural imple- ments. One malier turns out 5 threshing machines a week; another, who made only 56 machines in I589 and I850, turned out I91 in the lust 2| months, The same im'- portant activity exists in all other branches of the business.

Oxroitn Puss.—Dr. Barton, warden of Merton College, was the oddity of his time. Of the puns belon ing to Dr. Barton, we believe that the fo lowing is little known.

s he was it man of remarkable insensihility, people told him everything that happened. A entlemun, coming one day into his room told him that Dr.Voivel was dead. “ What!” said he, “Vowel dead! thank God it is neither it nor s'." Dr. Eveleigh, who with his family some years ago at Weymouth, gave occasion to old Lee, the last punster of the old school, and the master of Biilio College,‘-Oxford. for more than half a cen- tury, to maltc his dying puu. Dr. Eveleigh he recovered from some consumptive dis- orders by egg-dlet and had soon alter mar- ried ; Wetbsnl,the master of University Col- lege, went I Dr. Lee, then sick in bed, resolved tb ' hurge a pun which he had made. "v‘WsIl‘,lslr,”uid he, “Dr. Eveleigh has beene e on to mstrirnon .,’ “Has he," slid IE5-r‘ "lfliyithetr, I liopye tllbyokc‘ will sit eas .” ii few afterwards Dr. “Dig yoke? sit easy on Dr. Evelei h for he hula tnost amiable wifu.—OrfsIJ av-oiiiclc. ‘

Air iinpertlnent fellow askisd Iaisd Goildforrl who that lsiudutl 'wdb before him’ "That larly,’_sulS' hip, “ is in wife. It is true, ubssu u wanna» sin a plain iusn—you are splsiu dealer-and that is a plain stoql"

to! what

did wffiv “oh you say your

lit'lleui-uevs - e

"_I-titfue; I -«lb-would

Mrs Piwrirroveri says, cuuft tliiiili how it is, the srret‘ttis'sss doe’: get tirolis, as

us iussy flpgpsss over it.

I-IASZARD'S GAZETTE. APRIL 9.

J. GI»I.I.IGANo Great Guoi s Street. AS now a full a complete assortment of genuine“ U GS and M EDIC I N IS, IIIIICALS, Suaviito Soars, Puaruuxar, &c., to. 'I‘oiI-st Sets—-Bohemian, cut and blown glass; Tooth. Nail, and Shaving Brushss—bu8's|o horn undl trans- parent handles; Hair and Infant Brushes—niirrored and earl inlaid; Combs. Buelt and Side-tortoise. hutfa o, and German shell; Lubin‘s, Delcroix_. Pat- iey‘s. and Rigg's Perfumery; gsnt's. Poeltei Mirrors; Jl.WI’iI.RY—gold and silver Rings and Brooches, gold Pens and Cases, ladies‘ and gcnt's. silver and pearl iiiluid Port-inunnoies; India Rubber 'I‘«-yr. I0’ children; gold, silver and pearl Beads; fancy Paper Welgllls, and Polka Bulls, Perfume Sutchsll Ind Curtiioiu. 8103., etc.

English Pickles, Sauces and Mustard ,- I‘AIN'l‘8, OILS, AND DYE STUFFS. sold to the trade at costs and charges. CAM PIIENE,

OIL. and BURNING FLUID. Caacxsus—wine. sods. better, water and sugar; Ciiuusu-., English and American; Cults Ornaments and Flavoririg—Vuni|la,lunion, nutmeg, cloveu,und einoaioou; Spices and Confectionary, Digby Hsrrings.

2‘

c., ‘LC. Select GROCERIES. Lemon Syrup, Raspberry ughIon's Bitten ; , ALE 8: LIME JUICE. fifil. G. having carefully selected the above personally, challenges the market for a cheaper and better Stoclt in the above line. —8u .ddsrrli'srsurit of Fruit, do., 41., equally late. Dec. 8|, I858.

Cheap! Cheap! Cheap for Cash! At the Guauuai. Rurosrrouv of BRITISH MERCHANDIZE ll!

’ HE Subscribers have pleasure in announcing to their numerous Friends, and the Public, the arrival of their Fall and Winter STOCK OF GOODS, comprising almost every article in the Trade; which are now open l'or inspection, and having been selected on very firvorrihle terms, will he sold at extremely low prices for ca . . An early ciill willhs to the advantage at

present Purchasers. A. &. J. DUNCAN 8: Co. Dorchester-ut., Oct. 28, I858.

JUST RECEIVED, .

A further Supply of New Goods, A'l‘ THE LONDON HOUSE,

per Strnsitlnp Cssudu via Halifax - HI-.‘. latest styles In Muntles and Dress Materials, viz. :—Norwich glsess Velenus,satin-stripe craps Lustres, Robes in new styles; L onese Cloth in varied colours; Gents. fancy winter ‘ ssting; Ladies‘

white rind hlnclt satin Slippers; do. I'runch, Morocco

and patent leather Slippers ; wliitu Kid Gloves; extra

French white satin ’ hon ' 'es' mo ir eta;

purse, Barbers‘ and Taileru’ coloured Twists.

.1 large variety of Articles suitable for Ckriststu

Bax: and Mn Year's Gt:/Is.

2000 Pieces of English and American ROOM

_ PAPEBING, from 6d. per piece upwards; Paper 1 window Curtains, very handsome.

tso,

_l A choice lot of TEAS. very cheap; moist and

London Loaf SUGAR, Ponclisoiis Molasses, superior

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASURANCE COMPANY.

Gov lIoI—‘I'IlI u EARL of ELGIN and General of Canada.

Huan 0rsicit—22 SI. Jliidrsw Square. Editi- burgh.

ioirr iteivouaunu ‘run KINCARDINIS, Governor

Board of Management in Halifax for J\'ouu Static and Prince Edward Island- llori. M. B. A mon, Ilanksr. "on. William \. Blaclt, Banker. Lewis ' . Charrlso 'I‘wiuing, Esq., Barrister. John Bnyley Bland, Esq. llon. Alexander Keith. Mi-rchnnt. James Stewart, Euq., Solicitor. Medical Adviser--A. F. Sewers. A III Gt. 8ecretary—Mntlhew H. liicliey, Solicitor. ‘be following gentloinsn have been appointed Olli- cers of the Coiiipiuiv in Prince Edward Island, and will he prepared tof rniuh information as to the prin- ciples and practice oi’ the Coiiipiiuy and the rates of Assurance. Chiirlottetown—Mudicul Adviser—-H. A. Johnston, M. D. Agent—E. l.. Lydinrd. Georgstown—Medical Advissr—Davld Kaye, M. D. Agent-—Willinin Sanderson. St. Eleanor's—Mediciil Adviser—-Joseph Ilell, M. D. gstit—'I‘hoinss Ilunt. MATTIIEW H. RICIIEY.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE

Arte Equitable Fire Insurance Compa- nies of London Incorporated by Jlclr of Parliament. OAIID OF DIRECTORS of Fire Insurance for I’. E. Island. T H. Haviluml. Erq., Hon. Cltsrln Hensley, I". Longworlli, Etq., Robert Hutchinson, I-2sq., Thomas Dawson, Esq. _Dstachsd Risks taken at considerably reduced pre-

minm. Forms of Ap lication, and all other information,

may he nbtuiii from the Subscriber, at his Otlice, Charlottetown. I.. W. GALL, Agent. Fire! Fire! Fire! 2

Secure your Property at a raving a/‘jlfly per cent. HIS can onl be done by Insuring in the M U- TUAL F RI-‘. INSUR.-INCE COMPANY. This is the only Otlice where claims for loss can be met, without reference to a foreign Company. Blank forms of application, nnd any other informa- tion can be obtained at the Secretary and Treasurer's Oflice. Kent Street. April 8. I852. ALLIANCE LIFE JJVD FIRE IJVS URJJVCE COM- P.dJ\'Y. LO.N'DO.V. r I-arii.i.un:iv1'.

‘N6, Agent for P. E. Island.

C O VASH PAID for good O.I1'S, BJIRLEY. WOOL, SHEEP-8li’l.N'S, OATMEAL. JA.\lI".S N. HARRIS. Charlottetown, Marsh. 26th I858. 8wnI9

CIIrI‘at'Itl,lIuislris. Candied Citron, S ices of all kinds, Starch, Sou Ci. idles. Mustard, ' ' Logwood. Redwood, Alum, Sole Lea

For Sale by the Subscriber at his usual low rates,

for PROMPT ravaaurrs-. HENRY HASZARD. Great George-street, Charlottetown, Dec. 2!, 1852.

Mrs. Poi-syth OULD respectfully intiuiuts to the Ladies of Charlottetown and its vicinity. and of the Island in general. that she has just received a

F A L L S U P P L Y of all articles in her line. Some very handsome Embroidered Drssues,Arti8ciaI Flowers, and Patterns Berlin Work, will be found to merit inspection; Ladies’ Csiribric Handkerchiefs, Alpacas, and u varie- i of other urticleu in the Millinery line, of the bust fay-brie and tiniest quality, cheap for Cash. Charlottetown, Nov. 15. I858.

raniiiitfiiiriir. . ' HE SUBSCRIBER crruus FOR SALE, u GENERAL ASSORTMENT

BRITISH MANUI-*.i'c'rUai-:1) GOODS, MILLINERY, 8v.c. &c. Just arrived per Burque Sir Alexander, from Eng- WM. HEARD.

u n . Great George Street, Oct. 18, I852.

WHOLESALE.

ILLIAM ELLIOT & Cs.. ‘if BOSTON, United States, Merchants, have constantly on hand at Charlottetown, P. E. Island, a large sup y of the following articles which will be die as

low as they can possibly be imported for via:-—

'l‘e Chocolate, Cocos, Crushed Sugar, Coho, Sugar, Muscoviido. Su ii. Molasses, I-luur, Navy Brand, Cheese. Spirits. inugsr, Candles, Soup. Ts- bltliflo, Rosin,’ PltcI‘ll,'.'I'll, Suettsts and Tubs. Ito.

ease a to it Agent, " ’ HENRY PALMER. September 88, I858.

sugar, Molasses, Flour, etc. I-IE Subscriber ofiurs for Sale. at the Premises, Corner of Powiial and Water Streets, opposite the Establishment of the Hon. W. . Lo :

Puris. choice Retiiili Porto Rico S

s. e. do., bfaht lbls. superfine Canada FLO R loses Liverpool SOAP loses Honey Dew ‘TOBACCO rigs Jamaica and Cuba COFFEE ‘lugs sisuin-wro lit NAILS, very superior

‘liesis Congas ‘PEA Iulf-do. Sosclieng do. loaves Cast Steel AXES and IIATCHETS t'unadu square STOVE, I8. 8|, 84, 81 and 80 inches Boxes " Whiitsuisrs's" WOOL CAID8 With the usual variety of other art’ aaso. 88,000 Huvunnu SEGAIIS, will be sold a 1 Case Bu’y Stats SHAWIJ burglar. WILLI M '1‘. AW. Chsrlsttstswu, Juu. II.

In

Glasgow and Manchester I-louse. AVID WILSON, No. 8. Iiciisroirn S-rauu-r, has JUS'I‘ IFCEIVED, pet Brig Jllsxsrulsr, Liverpool. pool. and other arrivals from Halifax.

a large add ilon to hlsvsry usteuslvs STOCK of BRITISH, EAST INDIA, AMERICAN,

‘ and‘ WEST INDIA GOODS. rtlssls - rueeui

ustbu. a very choice seniuu the Season. eousisti of Wuslluu Ilhcxb, 'I‘wlu:d:*, L... ri....a.;. my Isysiun ..i tia.s'i..i"its..i.. issru Iiiussss. Wssllsu cuts. of all

5.5.. which its

uolsu Jtsssds, Isl film - Csrpiiisg. Marseilles Cxusterpuuss. ta, 5. MD.

A general uwsrtmsut 1‘ . wpwdu S :r‘Melumb.,‘OtIau.., OW . S 8us9s.0sufsstis'us.r.y,bs.,O‘s'..ull‘sl’wlilsb..'h:“sa?s Fe. 8. Riubld II’... ‘

I w.a€;.1’;..;g;;.;.".. Malls.

J. S. DEALEY, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND Ship Broker, Nb. 7, SOUTH STREET’, ./YEW YORK. Freiglits and Vessels procured, at short notice to. Europe, the British Provinces, West Indies, Aus- trnlin find California. Bertha secured for the latter ploci.-s.

COTTAGE TO LET.

O LE1‘, and possession given on the lat June next, that very convenient and pleasantly situ-

riled Cutlnge near the Ilend of Prince Street, now in the occupation of JOHN Biiucxrirt, Esq. Appl to

G. . GOODMANY.

R A pril 2. I858.

For Sale, or to Let, HE DWEI.I.lN(‘--llOUS|'I, Out-house, and Pre- mises, and Lot of LAND, in Georgetown, No. 8. 'l‘hird Range, I.t-.iter B. pplicution to be made to D. Wiuort, Charlottetown, or to Wii.i.i.us SANDIRION, F.sq., Georgetown. Nov. I6, I852.

TO BE SOLD OR LET, ADWIILLING IIOUSI-I. Out House and premi. sea, situate in Cuinlierland Street, near the resi- dciice of Ur. Jenkins. Enquire of Jaasus Cuuns

on the premises, or III-reh 9. F. W. HALES.

HE Subscriber begs to intimate that in order to dispose of his valuable Stock of Woolen, Cotton, Silk and Linen Goods. Huts. Furs, Cnrpetings, (iliisu, liiirthentviire and China, 8: will until the lat MAY next, iillow 5 per cent., on all pur- chuses, for CJISH on delivery. \\'Il.l.lA.\l HEARD. On H:ind—A few Tons of Anthracite Calm. Figure Heads. Coal 'I'ur, Bath Brick.

20 TONS of HEJIILOCK nit. BER wanted, for a Breast- worlt. to be delivered by the let JUNE

next, apply to WlLLIA.\l HEARD.

Those Persmiu whose Accounts are twelve months overdue, nre hereby notified. llltll. legnl steps will be resorted to, if re- quired, unless settled at once.

NOTICE.

llfiuubscriber, lacing about to leave the Island

for ii short period, pnrticuhirly requests llll per-

sons that are iiidebtetl to hint, to make enrl payment Oflllrtil’ respective riiiiounts to Mr. W. FLLNII who is duly empowered to receive and give discharges

r the same. - J. WEATIIERBIE. Charlottetown, March I'Itli. I852, lin

N OTICE.

HE TE.N‘JIJV'TS of'I‘iiostas Hu rrir HAVI- aru, Esq , on Townships Numbers 48 and 56 and other Liiiids in this Island, are re nested in malts immediate payment of the amount 0 Rent due by them to the Subscriber; who is duly authorised to

receive and grant receipts for the same.

’I‘. IIEATII IIAVILAND. Barrister-at-Luvv. Queen Square, Nov. 29, I852.

HE MAILS for transmission to the i,” , Provinces. Newfoundland, and the United States. during the ensuing Winter, will be insde up every FRIDAY at noon, commencing on Friday, the Idth December; and the Mails for Englun will he made up on that day and on the days follow

"T'.i«i.y. March as. Friday, April 3.

Friday, April 88. THOMAS OWEN, Postmaster General. Letters for the Cape of Good Hope, Australia, and India, via the Cape ofGood Hope, will require to be forwarded on the I8th January and Ilth March. General Post Oflice, Nov. 29, I852.

BELLS! ~BELLS! BELLS! THE Subscribers manufacture and keep constantly on hand, all sizes of Church, Factory. Steam- boat, Ferry, Locomotive, School House and Plants- tion Sells. with the but description of Hiingings. These Bells are made from the but stock, and the small sizes undergo the siinie process in manufactur- ing as Church Bells. An experience ofthirl yours, with a great many recent improvements, an an en- tirely nuw method of casting. enables us to obtain the nicer melodious tons, cuinliining also. in extruordinar y vibration. Nearly 9,000 Hells have been cast IIIII sold from this Foundryvvliich is the best evidence of their in- riiv.

at our dlfics. which were awarded for the “ bust Bells for sonorousness and purity of tone ” We pay pom. culur attention to the getting up Perils or Chimes, and an refer to those furnished by us. Our crinlilishmsiit is contiguous to the Erie and Champlain Ciinnlri. iind Railroads running in every direction, which brings us within four hours ew York. Cash paid for old Copper. Old Cloclts, Levels, Coiiipasses, 'I‘runsitu, Thutidolileu, &c., for stile. of superior wnrltmnn-hip All communications, either by null or otherwise will have Immediate attention. A. MENEI-ILY'S SONS. West Troy, N. Y., March, I858.

Orders will be received and information gi- ven us to prices, at Goo. T. Huszurd’s Book and Sin- tionsry tom

ALL Parsons indebted either by Mortgage, Judg- ment, Bond, Pioniiuury Note or otherwise, to ’I‘iiesras Ilaant IIAVILAND. Euq., late Colo- uiul Secretary ofthls Island, nrs desired forthwith to nialts payment oftlie respective sums due by iliem as aforesaid to the Subscriber, in he is duly nulliori-ed by Power of Attorney, to receive and give the necessary dischur s for the uiims. nd ull Persons to whom the as" Thomas llbnth Huvilnnd is indebted, are re- quested to furnish lhbir Accounts for pa ment. '1‘. HI-‘.A'I‘ll HXVILAND, urriuter-at-Law. Queen Squsru, Nov. 29. I852.

MONEY TO . NQUIRE at the Otfics of Cuaanuu Pauuuii, F.sq., Charlottetown. F ubruary I, I858.

B A Z A A R . HE Ladies of St. Jiimeu's Con tion intend lto'din u BAZAAR on THUIISII Y. the I7tb day efJUL _ next, In aid of the funds ofthe Church——

the chief object being to liquidate the debt upon it. The Temperance Hull ri secured for the pur-

pnaa. Contributions in Materials, Worlt. die. will be ibuultfully received by the following Ladies who form th Cnriiniittuu :- us. Aunuusow, Lvurtun. -- MACIIIIOI, — Ptiuuia, — Srrouuuau. - Wsuarusnaw. Charlottetown, blsrcli 17, I858. WILLIAM STRAIGHT, JTTER, BIOS to inform his friends that he still continues tbs ' elsusisg,und stilbulug of Beaver and Silk Huts. Gsutluwisu‘s Clothes cleaned and winds equal to I03. JIM CIIOWS Iliudu from tbs Illuvid wool;

oldunss dousup. fr _ Per. Orderstnlisn at the Queen's ‘Arms, I Miles IOOII Town, and st Jason

Mus. Feuorut, Mctnsesn,

Mt tailsr. Queen Street. Cbstlsttstows.

e have fifteen Gold iind Silver inedailu-

N OTI C E .

LL persons having any legal demands against the Estate of the late JOHN DAVID, the Elder, of Charlottetown. Baker, deceased, are hereby requested to present the same for adjustment duly attested; and all persons indebted to the said Estate are requested

to malts iinmedints payoient to the Subscriber.

C OLINI-I Gl(III'l.\l, Etecutria. Ch. Town, 7th March. I858. 6wnI5

ADMINISTRATION.

LL Persons having claims uguinst the Estate of

the li|I.S CONRAD Yotiivxuii. of York River, Fiiruner, deceased, are requested to furnish the same to the Subscribers for settlement; and all persons indebted to said Estate are requested to riialts imiiie- dials pnyiiient. They also caution all persons from trnnsuciing any business relative to the said Estate through any other party than themselves. OHN MOORE. F

ROB!-1It'l‘ Hooi>i:it.} "°°"'°"-

March 30. 8n2ttit

MARE FOR SALE. AMARE, in fool, four years old, will be sold. or exchanged for u hunvy lloruu. Enquire at this Ollice. blotch 80. tfii20

A CARD. IIE Subscriber begs leave to iiitimatu that be has . coiiniieiiced the business COMMISSION MERCHANT JJVD JUG- TIOJV F.‘ I-.‘ R. . in the Store lntrly occupied by F. P. Non'rort,Esq., Queen Street, and trusts b prom turns and punctu- nlity to give satisfaction to t oss wlio may favour him

with their support. JAMES MORRIS. Charlottetown, April I. IS58.

I'IOLI..OWAY’S PILLS. ax-raaoaniiuitr was or LOIS or iirai.'rit, nisoaouiiun s-roiucii, irtuioas-rion sun

nirruauisa-rioii or ni.ooo 'l'0‘I'll iicsu.

Copy of a Letter from Jllr. Julia Lloyd. 9/‘ Eris umt. scar Harlcrh, Jlrriosctbuirs. 'I‘o Professor IIoi.i.owar,

Sta,-I avail uiysnlfofths Irst spportuuit oft!!- foriniog you,thut,for a very long periud,I was uyfllctsd with u da srsus iddinssu an fruqusut swiuiuiiugs in the bee , attended by loss of ‘appetite. disordursd stomach.und generally inipairsd lies th. had failed to give use any permanent re . nd length it became so alarming. that I was really afraid of going about without an attendant. In is melan- clioly condition, I waited personally u n Mr.HtIghes, Chemist, Hurlsch, for the purpose s consulting him as to what I had better do; he liindly rscouirnsuded your Pills, I tried them without delay. and alter ta- lring them for a short time I am he py to bear testi- inony to their wonderful sflicucy. P to perfect huulili, and enabled to resume my usual

titieii. You are at liberty to publish this letter is any way you may think proper. I sin, Sir. your obedient Servant‘ (Signed) JOHN LLOYD. June 8th, I852.

MIRACULOIJS CURE OI‘ DROP". Extract of u Lsllrrfrost Edward Reislsy, Es ., v India H’al/r, Tobago, dated April Stli, I85: 'l‘o Professor IIOLLOWAY,