THE wplenum), WEDNESDAY. JULY 29, 1868.

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more}; or TRADE.

A Hosting at the Charlottetown Board of Trade. was held In tho Itsskat Iiall. on Monday night. The President. Ron. D. Donal. occupied the chair. and Peter leOotvsa. lash waoehosea Secretary. Ia thoaharnosof A. II. Yateo.lsq. Altoon nineteen! the previous meeting were rosrlaad adopted. thallouhllosws.l’ahnsr. Bess sad .I. C. mantle-rs. “WWIIde roams- ivsty addressed the nesting. and approved of the proposition of sending one or two delegates to represent this Island at GM convention toboholthnat Portland. In. on the tth of August seat. for tho purpose 0! considering Gen. latlor’s resolutions for Reciprocity wtth this Island. Con- siderable dihrsaoo of opinion oslstsd. as to whether the delegates were to represent the govt-Intent of the Colony as the Board of We: butthcro was an unanimity ofsontl. onus on the point. that whether the delegates were sent by the Board of Trade. or by the Government. the latter should boat I largo part. if not all the expenses of the mission. All. I diocusoiua of these points. which was protracted un. til alter olevoa o'clock. the following resolution was pro. posed by his. band Laird. and unanimously adopted :—

lsesirod. That the committee I pointed at the last Inset- hg of this Cbasahor. beauthoria to ap ly to tho Execu-

ttvo Government of the Colony. by memo II or otherwise. to a whether it will assist this Chamber to send one or

more delegates to the commercial convention. to be hold at

Portland II the ml or Au ' unto. the said committee on report'at I general «my?» held In the Market

Hall. on Wednesday evening next. at sight o'clock. Thoncotiagthon adjourned until this (Wednesday) even.

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SUPREME COURT.

Tue July term of the supreme Court commenced at Georgetown on tho list instant. ‘ The business was un- usually light. There were no record cases on the docket, and only two appeals were tried.

John Haydon. who was convicted last January of stealing I haven from Mr. Ray. of Southport. was tried for taking silt.» libertiea with I horse belonging to \V. 3. Clark. Iaq.. and sentenced to a further period of ten months im- prison-sot.

l‘wo men. nasncd McDonald. were brought before the Court for assaulting I constable In the discharge of his duty --ooo of them was acquitted. and the trial of the other sworn cl till February, on account of the absence of I witness.

The Court adjourned on Wednesday. and most of the liar returned to town the some day.

Till ItIts of Ilsirs speaks well for the honesty and mor- ality of King's County. and we sincerely trust that the We Court may cover have users business to transact than that of the term just concluded.

Omusltv.-—lt II with much regret we burn to nnnounce the demise. on Baturdtu' moi-mug last. of Daniel Mc- Anlay. Esquire. of the Firm of hicAulay I Johnston. liorelsauts. Grand Itivor. Lot 56. Typhoid Fever was the disease towhlch ho succumbed after clght days‘ sulbrlng. As a business man. he was enterprising. persevcrlng and successful. In the private and social relations oflllb. he was exemplary. and was hurth and doodrvcdly esteemed. We. who have onloycd hls hospi- tolIty.cIu truly a k of his honorable. open-hearted. generous disposlt on and manly nature. Ills funeral M. which left Grand lllvor for the Catholic cometary at St. Peter‘s liay. on Monday. won the largest ever witnessed In the Eastern part of this Island. lie was In the thlrt '-til'th your of his age. and leaves a wife and I large clrc o of attached friends to lament his early death.

A? the Wesleyan Conference lately hold at l-‘rodric- ton. N. 11.. the following arrangement of preachers was Iadoi'or the I‘. E. Island District:— Cksshttstown—Ilenry Pops-(ll). l-‘. W. Moore. W.

W. Perkins: R. Johnson. .\I. 1)., Sop‘y. - Cornwall—John Wintorbotham. l‘owaal—James Burns.

3063!. and Tryou—l‘. “'cddall and Thomas Donu-

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ta—Wasloy Colpitts. Salmofltdoo-A. S. Du-sllriray. Murray Harbor- W. W. Percival. Gouris—(ono wanted). West Capo-C. W. Dockrill. Henry l’opc. (ll). Chairman. John \Viutorbotham. Fin. See.

The next meeting of Conference is to be held atChsr- lottetown.

lice" disutisfaetiou‘prgsilcd, and much inconveni- oIoo was experienced last week. in the altimeter Princess (I Wales being taken ofl‘ her real: on Tuesday night to oblige the excursionists to the Masonic llasaar at Pictou. The Reader Belle took her place. and in consequence of III calling in to Summorslde when going to Shedtae. had to go back again on her arrival at Summerside on thereto" trl . and consumed two days in doing the duty which t e Print-res usually disehsrgrs in one. The employ-eat or the Com any's new boat. the St. Lawrence. which is ca outed new in I few weeks from date. will obviate fort future any such lucouricnceo so that complained of.

Trust Annual Calender of hloGill College and Univer- sity. Montreal. has been placed upon our table. An examination oltho Calender proves that the Institution lsonI ofleered and thoroughly oflicieut in all its do. partmcnto. The total number of Students in tho Col— la in $67-08 is 2390. Of those. 58 are Students In low. lxia Medicine. 67 in Arts. and the remainder in va- rious brooches. Then there are in addition to those. 02 Students in the Normal School. connected witlt the Col-

mm in the High School. and 239 in the Model ;—--aklag tho grand total of Students and Po. “lam.

Tu 'flrsuatr Wasattocss" Is the name of a new Medals wholesale and retail Liquor and general Ovooory Store. opened by‘hlaccachcrn I 00.. In his. Iroaou's Brick Mormons” Street. (recently occupied Mir. Lexi-go as a Dry'Ocods Store). We are not .chgivra to pulley. but we have no hesitation in re- WIug the “Italian Warehouse ” to Ill our frienda. III willie-"s. on experience, that it is I desirable house hdssl wish/both as regards the price and quality of Its 3‘s-

!a great crowd bored at lteod's lfuitu on Tucsda Mathis-15‘ oi Gali- To Thumb and he The (lone

, I Losses have . ‘ well attended. who wish to call on him and witness the snoring tale-oat booed lib wife and their friends give. not forget this their last stay in St. John—8t.

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its. General sad hisparty sroto srrivoborothio «in la thaltaaoor Prisoossof Weiss-ole. limbo.)

Tasllu.flr.llowlsawasowora is Governorat ~Parls.eatllesoo.1breato.stoass'oloskoatho .sd. llowolreosivodhyagssrdofhonoroftho N sod entered the Assembly Chaashor Itwo aorsosssyteshplaoo.

Womwsattolatn-srsldolstho Macros LVsissle‘evtalgtootteadihofitbelioportyat

Illness-day. fimrrwseeehsshalsgoslrosotvisitorsuess

Wilson-or. Isrohstslsoseanedstiools Wattlessossaotthoyoos.

For Isatlsstssa willhs Woman mmmwummm.

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UMBTAPLII' Writing Class has been opened in thsEcaudldsteo or middleman"... Ila hoped the Examiner ethos building. and is well patronlsrd.‘

There Is room, however. for a few more who desire to l Emmy um w“ and". pump Duluohfl mm "up ‘grado report the Beerotary and servants of Prlficc.

become expert pcoason in a short time. This in first-rate chance for young men. and should not be uglectod.

WI regret that our space this week does not permit note give. as promised. an extended report of Col. Gray‘s speech at the recent distribution of prises to the successful competitors at the Konoingtoa shooting. matches.

A wane building. to serve as a Post Office. Court Hesse. and Custom fitness. is very sauoh required in Charlottetown. We have reason to hope that the matter will be taken up by the Legislature at its next meeting.

11' will be soon. by advertisement. that the Boston and CulonialSteItnship Co.. have placed the Constance on the route between Boston. Halifax. and Charlotte- town. There will thus be I steamer from Boston every week.

Tun City Council has again boialton Itself to lot- provrmcutl. Market Square is hein grave-lied and enclosed. We do n‘t quite understand the advantage of the enclosure.

[1' Tm: Civic Election comes off on Tuesday next. The citizens should remember that taxation is increasing and that they should take an interest in those elections.

Tm: llun. Mr. Vail. Provincial Secretary of Nova Scotla. Lady and child, arrived here in the Princess of Wolrs last Friday evening.

Till‘. Colonial Rifle Competition will tslto place on Thursday and Friday. the Iiith and llth of August neat.

" UVIJ'CKY Tim Grillin ; his love and his luck." will he continued next week.

Tur. bark (Iodine. thirty days from Liverpool. arrived at this port last evening.

llrtunvmsm' fluent Sot‘lm‘v l‘u' Nun-din Wednes— day last. the llcnevniont Irish Sovietv. and their friends assembled on the beautiful grounds or St. Dunstan's College to spend one day In Innocent atunnemcut and re- laxntlou from the cares of business. At 10 o'clock. the II. I. Society. preceded by Mr Dugxnn‘s Iiand. having their beautiful banner l‘loatlntr In the breeze. left the St. Andrew's llall and marched in procession: to the grounds. and {tom that hour until evening. crowds were seen wcudlng their way In the same direction. The day was cloudy. with every appearance of rain. which. no doubt. prevented numbers. llving at a distance. from Jolnlmt in the day‘s amusement. Dancing. Cricket. Foot Iloll. l‘uttintr the Stone. &t-.. with a rtmt race by two prominent citizens. crcatcd not onlv omplo amuse- ment. but excited much ntcrrlmcnt. We trust at no distant day another opportunity may be silbrdcd the puzllc of‘mcctlng together at this delightful retreat. — 3:.

Tu I‘snrv n Vultan lil\’lI:.—0Ii Monday last. a Public Tell was held on the Chapel grounds. at Vernon River. for the purpose of ruining funds In aid of the new Brick Parochial House. An immense concourso of people were assembled together-over 2007!. The various amusements were kept up with spirit through- out the day. The Tea and vlands were excellent. livery body seemed to enjoy themes-Ivar. and It appeared to us that. when the sun set. which gave warning to those who came from a distauco. that It was time to return to their homes. there was a relu~tnncc to leave their friends. We have been informed that this Tea Party will be the means of augmenting the liulldiug Fund some urn—Er.

The Enterprising firm of Waddell and Wilson return- ed to town on Monday evening last from Sonvls. with 9000cans (I75 boxes) chticrs. which they put up in fifteen days. Tin-so preserved lobsters are Intended for the home market. where. we understand. those put up bv them last year brought the highest prices. Mrs- srs. Waddoll A: Wilson will return to Souria in about three weeks. when they intend to preserve. in a simil- ar manner 5'300 cans Mackerel.~——Paf.

Msnnnon I-Zx‘rnsonmxanv.——lt is authoritatively am nounced. that at the termination of the present brief tour of the Tom Thumb troupe. the renowned Commo- dorc Nutt (of twenty pounds.) will lend to the altar the street little Minnie Warren (oftwooty pounds). 'I'hcir united fortunes. accumulated by their public exhibitions within six years. are said to amount to a quarter mil— lion oi dollars.

We regret to say that Mr. Thomas Smith. of this City. Iato keeper of the Block lionso Light. met with a scvc-c accident on Saturday last. In driving a load ofllay in. to the hum of Mullcnjnmin llcartz. bring on the top of the load his back cums in contact with the beam. by which he received sovcra injury to the spine oftlle hack. Dre. llohlrii'k and liner have the ease in hands. and we understand Mr. Smith is likely to recover from the in- jury.-—--l:‘.r.

It is with much regret we announce the fact that Mr. William Grant. of the firm of Grant. Romans A: Co.. was drowned at ltiche‘s \vltnri in this city. on Wed- neaday evening. T he body was discovered in the water yesterday morning. The deceased was an enor- gotlc business man. highly respected in this community. -—llr. l'uious'sl.

l-‘lft pcrsom died in New York city on Thursday fromt o oil's-eta olhcat. and a large list of casualties not fatal are reported. Six persons died from the same cause in llrooklyn.tltrcc in Jersey City and eight in Newark. There were out deaths also at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Captain Frank Wesian'ay of the {big l’i-trcl. from i’. E. lslund. while lying at lluston. beat his wife in n

llooro would not agree to the notion. After a long discussion. Mr. I-‘swesth's motion was relented. and tin-

Alexander Ks wick. now on trial on the charge: mmplicity in the plot for the murder of Prince lili-‘

LIveurOoh. Jul 2:l.—.\lar,kots show little change. Flour29s. 61!. T c health of Archbishop Cullen has improved. and be Is now considered out of danger. Mr. Bancroft. the American Minister. having concluded his negotiations at Carlsruhuo. has one to linden. Ainotbcr change has been made In tho 'orlugaese hil- u stry.

Lrvunroon. July 24.-liroadotclfs and markets quiet. A despatch from Shanghos ro rts that the crew of the American vessel (has! SAmsatt. which was wrecked in the Chinese waters. have been beheaded by the natives where they landod.--»Tbe great Annual Volunteer Review takes placo on Saturday. on Wins» hlcdou Common. As in former years. the day will be closed and business gesnrnliy bu suspended—lirports of the harvest from all parts of the country show the yield of grain crops to be quite III to the annual Ivo- rage. Tits harvest reports from assia are unfavorable. The grain crops throughout the whole empire have turned out bad. ibc yield being unusually small and

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Damn. July 23.—-—The Pro vii-tor of the International. a weekly journal published a London. has just been tried before one of the courts of this city for libel nnd sentenced to pay I line of three thousand francs. and to four months. imprisonment.

New Ymut. July 2:I.—-Gold closed at 431. . . . .Cou- gross so Iur distruats President Johnson that instead of ndjournin until December, It will probably talto a recess until t to latter part of September” . . .th. 1‘. [lowland was sworn into oflicc on Wednesday. at Tm route. as Lieut. Governor of Ontario.. .. .A llsvana letter of the 18th instant sayr:—‘° During several days the Cholera has been decreasing. and the panic pro- :l‘uood by the sudden and fierce attack has passed away. .Ihc worst form of Yellow l-‘cvcr has. however. made It; appearance.

Ntuv l'ouK. July 25.-—-Ilaltlmorc was deluged with a tremendous rainstorm yesterday. ‘whlch partially sub- mcrged n consideratqu portion of the city. Canning damage to the nmount of three millions of dollars. and loss of soverallivus by drowning. The report statcsthnt the (l moltc Mills near Baltimore ware turned away. and sixty lives lost. Dr. Owen‘s entire family. except hun- scll‘. perished.

sun's lll' L.\‘I'I‘ xmurs MAIL.

Sir John A. McDonald and Sir Etienne Csrtlcr are about to visit llalifnx on a mission of conciliation. We hope the “ mission " \vIII do them snuch good

A plot to blow up some or the fortifications of Rome Is reported by telegram of the. 27th to have been dis- cowred. I

The weather throughout Great llrltplu is reported lhvnruhie to the crops.

The Norwegian expedition. which left Norway on the fill of May last. on an expedition to the North Pole. was spoken In Int 72; all on board were well

Loxnox. July sen—Th.- grsnd annual encampment of Volunteers at Wimbledon. was brought to a close veetcrday. The Prizes for skill In msrksmanshi tvcre awarded by Lord Napier of hlsgdsla, who a so rc- viowed tho Volunteers. The Prince of Wales. Prince Alfred. and Longfellow. the American Poet. were among the distinguished persons present. while im- Illense crowds of the nobility and people generally were in attendance. (ion. Napier was repeatedly cheered. There were about ten thousand mm in line at the lie- vlcw. and they presented a very fine appearance.

The Treasurer of the Queen‘s County V. n. Asso- cistion thankfully acknowledges the following amounts as donations:—

Licut. Gov. George Dundas. Err... £2 0 0 Admiral Hayfield. 3 0 0 Tlthiiissca Cruy. Ii 0 0 lion. Charles Young. I It) 0 Alt'l‘l-ZMAS LORD. Treasurer.

July 27. 1863.

Ilullorooy’s Pith—Cure for lndigootion.—Indigcs- tion. with torpidity of the liver, is the curse of thousands. who spend each day with accumulated sufferings. all of winch may be Ivonch by taking Hollowsy's l’ills Ic- cortlinfi to lllfll' accompanying directions. They strength- en an invigorate every organ subservient to digee~ lion. Their action is purifying. healin and strength- lug. They may be safely taken witgout interfering with ordinary pursuits. or requiring much restriction in diet. Tin-y quickly remove noise and giddincso in the head. and dispel lnw spirits and nervous fears. These balsamic Pills work the cure without debilitating or ex- hausting the system; on the contrary. they conserve and on Iport the vital principle by substituting pure for im- pnrc blood.

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“KING’S 00 UNTY“ elicitation.

r "E Committee appointed Ivy' ills Excellency the Mentcnant (lovarnor in Council. to regulate the rib

pcndlturo of the sum npprolpristcd for the encotlrugc~

moot of Agriculture and coal Industry in King‘s

County. intend holding a

FAIR Jo EXI’IIBITION TUESDAY Iixo WEDNESDAY.

The 29th and 30th days nszptember noxl.at the DRILL

SHED. in Georgetown. when the following l'lllZl-IS

will be awarded. vls :— 1

LIVE STOCK-HORSES.

~—— 2nd best do

terrible manner. inflicting injuries which will probabl [pm mum bar-so of any age or breed ill 10 0 yore fainl. lie was arrerted and committed for iris . 9...] he" do do . 1 o 0 Jamil”. ' lie-throne wish her f‘nal 1 It) 0

Dr. llarris.ilte registrar of the board of health of ‘3'“! "l “ ‘° 1 0 0

Nowd'orlr. n-ports that llco humlrrrl nadfifly deaths “"i' “"1 “"‘h'mn‘; In" "M l 0 (l

have occurred as adircct rifrct of best. In tho Metropoll- m" "ht"! fl"! " d“ 1 0 0

tan district during the three days of last week. '3’“ "m" ’9 l "a" “'7'” ’0‘" “M I 0 0

M- . -H.-. . . ._..__--= , CATTLE. .v .>

No a b Tole . Best hull of so ago or breed ' ' l 10 u w. y "‘Ph ind best do “ f l 0 il Loxnux. Jul 22.-—Lord Natlcr of M lsla s- h" 0"" in mi I 0 0

terday receiver?- the freedom o the city‘Std swyvbd 2"" 5'“ d" 0 ‘5 0

from the Corporation of London. The ceremony took "F" Wit" "‘1" "If" 3‘0"! Old o l 0 0

place at Guildhall. and was witnessed by a largo as. 90" he“ an d“ v 0 10 0

somblage of ladies and gentlemen. The Lord Mayo.- “0" ill 00" 0? 0' l 0 0‘

prooildednand'mot: t'l’ie xiircsontsfion. Lord Ns|pior Milli-2P.~

was on vetoes y to so once. amen wmm were many of the principal olloers of ill: British yfi";?.g “rare 3 13 3

army. Agrsnd ban not was given in honor of Na- p.“ am “my, 0 ,5 0 "I? “ u" “3"?"3'5 ind; u n rd u 9'"! hm “ ° 7 °

.oxnox. u .— n 0 onto 0 .o s t l s ove-

ning. Lord Shiltsim asked If the Minister could Bothn m" "to. huh" "md‘ l“. ‘ 0 0 give the floors any In urination ooncsrnlng the report- 2“ 5... do do g. 0 w 0

od proposition of the Russian Government for the "a"... on", "e u.“ . m o

dishes of explosive ballets. Earl Maimooirory said Her 3“ b“. d. o 7 0 liajoaty‘o Govern-out ‘woro In receipt of a circular "as from the Government of the Csar. making I saggoo— B.“ m ' l o

tioa that Iiltho Great Powers should suite la so agree- ha M" 9‘5 o m 0 meat to abandon thowso of explosive bailetala time of B.“ i z" i o 0

war. III added his Government had reason to believe a“ 5.5".“ "5,. o m g

“m i ""4; gym“! 333‘“; m“... ,‘ofimlm: liest pan of 3 pigs easier it months old _ o is 0

fig oilatoroatloeal Military Commissions". at Iaoarly . d. d‘ . ‘l’ l: 3

day. at St. I’storoborg. toeoosldortho nootloo. and ar- 2“ mpg o w

raagaadodattosgvootooat. lathe oesool‘Csn- ....;-, 0

“museum forthoparehaeoofall ~ POULTRY~

thotriograph bass to tho sited Kingdom. the 30‘ PO'TMryomwkaadhoa _ V.“ o to 0

Government. was Iaslly passed. Liverpool and ver- M “I! W 0 7 0i

ssarltots unchanged. llsstcoc and two Fillets 0 7 6 Lonnotr..lsl It ovoa.)--lstho llosso of Coav M 33"” ll 6 0 uses insight bribery bill was under consideration. alum,

Ilr. Hoary I‘Iwestt moved that the oiaeso pro- Ilootkbasbalswhoot ‘ I o 0

vidiagthatthooioetioasnpoasoohopsldaatoithohdhastdo do ‘ omit

lonalratss.sadaotlrytboesadldatoo.whiehhadhseo llootthasholotworawedharlsy l o o

mmhmdmuohtli. Div-DiMGO-NH do do ~ 010 o

theissortioaofthlsoloaooasdsageroaotetlestaheshcisblookoats I 00 pa-ogoaftbohill. ltgsvoaogaaraatootothoradhsot do etc o ratspoyersagsiestthocapo-oooaessdbyI-preporgardhest do 0 a o

llest i... bushel buckwheat Best one dosou heads ladlso oora

PEAS ls. BEANS. [lost one bushel praI Best one bushel white beans

GRASS SEEDS. lit-It one bushel timothy aood Best 28 lbs red clover sccd

l-‘LAX.

Brat bushel flax seed Best sample scratched Ilsa

ROOTS k VEGETABLE. Best desert owl-ode Tornipa Best do Ilold carrots psrsnips carrots boots onions mangold worlzol cabbage roots celery tomatoes Best nash first It cauliflowcrs lisst pumpkin Best sample potatoes

FRUIT. Best basket cooking apples 2nd best do do [lest huskct eating a piss 2nd best do n liost sample green gages llcst sample plums llcst sample damsons BUTTER dc CHEESE.

lit-st cheese not less than 15 lbs weight 2nd best do do do llcst tub butter find best do 3rd best do

CAliIilAGI-ZS A: SLBIGHS. licst double seated wagon under £36 valeu lith single do do licst lnutily sleigh Heel tingle do

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. liesl. curt. selling price not to exceed Sid lit-st iron plough lit-st wood do llest sett iron barrows lIcst sctt wood do first cultivator Ilrst ntcnldiu plough lieot horse rI e liest threshing machine licst sett fonners llest wheel barrow llcot truck wagon llrst mud digger Ilcot manure fork liest bay fork Best stumping hoe