THE HERALD, (JIIARLi)T'i‘E'l‘UWN, - - ' r r - '

Last week, in a moat Christian spirit, which should have been appreciated by a Christian Eider, we showed Mr. Laird how ridiculous be made himselfby ape- ing at logical terms. when be how noth— ing of their meaning; and he liax'repnid on with inaoloncc. We freely forgive liitn. as we know that sort of thing: forum the great. «topic of ill” composition, and he cannot help it. “ The Herald, ' he says, “ is neither able nor \vtlliiig UldltP- food the superstitious trash it l‘L‘pillilHll- ed some time (zo'e) uncut the Roman Question." We never were contradict- ed. Mr. Laird brought. forward the names of some persons. hitch art Henry \'lll.. Luther and John knox, who, he alleged, had violently opposed the pow- er of the l‘opea, yet. who came to no un- timely end. Mr. Laird might. have iii~ eluded himself in the gran , and told the world how prosperous, iealthy and happy he is nevertheless. Lethe ask Mr. Laird did these men, by force oi arms, deapoil. or seek to tit‘l-iptill.- the Pope of his tirinporul power, an Victor Emmanuel hair done? it was of that temporal power that the Ilnnam spoke, not of tho spiritualjurisdiction opposed by Luther, John Knox. llenry Vlll. and Mr. Laird. “ Roman Catholics lay great

- ntresa on the fate of Napoleon 1.," says Mr. Laird. So do Protestant historiaua. Sir A. Allison, after enumerating the disasters which overtook Napoleon after the l’opn’a excoininnnieatioii, aziyaz~~ “ Therein something in these iitareelloux coincidences, beyond the operations oi of chance, iind which even a I’I‘oh'afanl Historian iecls liiinaeli bound to mark for the observation of ltitlli‘t‘ ages.” But what in Sir A. Allison to Mr. ll. Laird? \Vltat in the liiatorian of Europe to the Editor of the Patriot? Mr. Laird known him not, and the Editor of the Patriot despises him.

Tun Sam'uxtv Fun: —-A meeting was held In the Market Hall, on Thursday evening laut. under the Uliairiiiaiialilp of His Worship the Mavor. having. for its object. the relief of the antl'lnern by the tituulflliilaill‘t} which. early in autumn. swept over that portion of the Pro- View of Quebec, known as the Saguenny. Mra. M. do in l)tiruulayc.a lady front Mv-n‘ trcal, in strenuously cut-tint: licrnelfin (‘lirir- Iottctown. as ahc had previously (lone in Hull- fair and other cltien. in behalf of thin humane obit-er. with considerable success. A silliut‘l‘ip- tlmi war: taken up in St. Dunstan'a t‘athettral. on Sunday. the liltli hub. in aid oi'iin- until-r- era. titiier deuouilnatloiu are aluo moving: in the matter. no that. we have mama to believe that. the Charlottetown contribution to the Sugar-nay fund will be ntiiilt‘llilli: ri-upei'tuble. The contributors may be sure that. the fund will bt‘jlflllcluilnly applied.

'l'ltr. himulrr atatcs that Dr. Jt-rikiiii, one of the Coroner: for Queen's County, held an in- qtinat on tile hotly of Win. llycn' (lilavk ll‘ill'a) wife, on Monday the 7 h iiiiir. It appears that she and her oicp-dnuglitcr, Sarah (lodfrey. had an alienation home months ago. when Sarah tiliietl a brick at the atepquotlier'a head, and so “'1‘” Mr"th wag the blow, that the latter never recovered Iroui ita i-tfcctl. Mic Iuna in... .. lethargic route from which deaili only relievt d her or. the 4th but. ‘I‘hcjury. having heard the evidence adduced. and the opinions of medical mi-n, returned a verdict that “ the (ii-(‘t'n'tetl Mary Byers came to her dcuth front a blow of mine blunt instrument inflicted by Sarah Uod‘ frey. under great provocation." A warrant of commitment. on a cit-rur- of wriful murder. war wait thereupon iuued by the Coroner: but. up to the present time. the uccuactl has Iueceedcd in evading the olllcern of the law.

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{77' Now Is the tline to uttbacribe for the Ill-ZItAiJhnilil to pay oil' old m-orm. Comt- aloiig, gentlemen. and give on u hrlplng haml. We are badly in need of money and we want an increase of good/roping Su’urri‘lurs. We will be very much obliged to our friend: lit the country lt‘tlivy will not their influence in ex- tending the circulation oi the Ilizittui. it i“ already very fair. but we Wish to run it up to three thousand. None but good piiya are wanted

Till; athr. Darn. which left Summer-aide on the 2Itb tilr., laden with oat-t for Mr. 'I‘. ll ii ill. for hiicdiac. wan wrecked oti‘ Slicinogtie. (treat feara Were entertaintd for the safety of the two Him who were in her; they were happily saved, though the vcaacl ia a total wreck an“. the cargo all but. .\I r. Strung and the man who was Willi him arrived at Suininerslde in the Princess 01 ll'ain on Sunday the 6th innit.

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l-ZL'iiiH’i‘IA N. London. Nov. 5.-~(‘,onaols 93 5. The t‘oniiell oi (fork baa panned rcmiuiions

In favor of the release ofall political prmmera

aiid agnlm-t. the ltallan occupation of Roman

territory.

A tlespatcli from a special correspondent of tlie.1‘rifimie at ilerlln to-day rays: That the negotiations for an armistice were broken oil by 'l‘iilt-rs under ltIifll‘iIClitHN from Paris. The rem-on ill“ not been yet made public. 'i'hlers is to leave for head-quarters.

Versaillel, Nov. tl.—-'I‘iiierl has received order: from l'urlsi to break ntf the negotiations for an armistice. and to leave the royal llt'uil- qult‘tcl‘l.

The cause of the rupture is believed to li(' the pcraiutenco of liiamark lil insisting on guaranteca for tho ceanlon of territory.~’l‘lic war gees on.«—'l‘be i‘rnrsinn ambassador at London says that. the struggle will continue all winter. Rocbcfort has resigned his ponltion on the Committee of defence in coimeouonci- ofa inlautuleratandlag with the government on the question of Communal Elections. llc ha. not. bent noon aincc.

Ailespateh to the Associated Press and a apeciai deapatcit to one of the New York papers. both tltclare that the negotiations for an armistice have been abruptly broken oil by order oftho l'arla (invornmont. which will not count to the conditions required by lilo. march.

London. Nov. 7.—lt is rumored that Mr. Gladstone will stand for London lathe lit-It parliamentary election, in place of Baron Lloiit'l

othscliiltl.

st. George Jenkcnaon. reported lost among the pit-semen of tlie ateamahtp i'armm. 1mm New York for New Orleans. in at home in Gloucestcrahirc. '

The amp (imam, in reported last eit‘ Corn- wall. Mic lct‘t Llwrpool on the nth ult., for St. John.

The London Timer. in an editorial this morn- ing. denounce. the i’arluian Government and ptmplu for their ohatlnacy In demanding exor- bitant. condition: as the but! of peace. it any! that it. is well known that but alxtydivo (inyr‘aupply offoodla In Paris: that by the and of that period the food will all be exliaunt. ed tintl untold hon-on (all upon the children and the women. when be! insane” should be conaldcrcd. Famine I not dupair will compel the surrender in a lhofl time,

The Enallnh Cabinet in disappointed at the

failure of the Armistice proposa -.

The German authorities here ray that the French in Paris desired to receive armor. am. intinltion and provisions ilirouuh tho l'runim linen of iaveatmenr, but that tiismarrk refuted to give them each opportunities for strength- ening them-circa. n It. Would tend to diminiin the ellaneea of peace as resulting front the Armlaitce if Paris were well :iipplled with everything needed.

neapatchea from Brussels give intelligence that. eighty thousand Herman troopa are mkifi. forced march» on Malone and

lien.

l’ctliions are in course of circulation and signature, Miltng for the immediate expulsion from liciuiuui of the liouapartlat Agenta who now liifcat the country in largo runabout.— I-‘ort limiter has surrendered.

l'aris hair two thousand two hundred guns in Imuition. ‘

(if political new: the following is the moat important: iiavnria liltI declined to join the North tlcrninn Confederation. on the around that she desires to preserve her liitlcutity us a separate State and her potht to make «par- utc 'l‘i'cutica.

liuasia and l’riisnla are again reported as linvliiit agreed to unite in a joint demand for u i’t't'ibioll ot' the Treaty of lasts.

'l‘lie llaringa have withheld the Prussian loan which they intruded to introduce to-dtiy. 'l‘oui'a, Nov. 7. ~'I‘lio " litmiitcur ” any-u: Prussia. as she would neither consent to the rcvictunllliig of l'ati-i nor allow Alsace and Lorraine to vote in the election for delcgattw to the Constitutional Aasmubly, uaaumes all I'caponalbillty for the continuance of the war. Prussia and not France has refused the armis- ilce.

All the journals licre express the hlticreat re~ aeiitiiient at the duplicity of li‘ismarck, who, pretending to Negotiate for the suapen-ion oi timtllitzi-a, thus goon-ii time for the approach of i'eiiii‘iirccmcnts itiici worded oil the attack of the army of the Loire. which could have taken the nth-naive with advantage.

The "Times," this morning, rays the armies tit-c turned on the question ofi'ri-o lugi‘caa and ext-em at Paris. during the twenty-live days. 'I‘tiivra insulating and Diurnarek refit-i 4:.

During the cout’erciiee between Tillers and Fat-re. at Sevres, the Paris forts maintained a rtcady tire on the place of interview. The coiiirrcucc lasted over eight hours.

the general feeling is spreading all over France in favor of calling the Duke D'Aumale to the ’rcddeticy oi the Republic.

Everything in quiet. around Paris.

There has been no lighting for several days.

London. Nov. 8.—-'i‘lic I‘rnuslan Medical Iii. rt-ctoru have lashed orders forbidding tin- ii’tIllei‘i't‘ to Ur-rtiiaiiy of isle prisoners at. lletz. for fear of ppreadltiir the scourge of the Small l'ox. among the homea of tieriilaiiy. 'I‘yplitiv l-‘i ver, of a very virulent type, has also been committing ravages among the citizens.

Dana from l‘arl‘. up to Nov. 0th. allow that the vote on theqtieutloii of wpporting the Ho- vernineiit of (iciieral 'I‘roehu. Counted up live liuudrrd and ili‘iy-eiglit thousand (5.38 (hill) for the (invertiiueiit, and alxtydbrco thnunaud (63.00") agalim. giving the governiiicut a ma- joi‘liv of ill-5,000,

intelligence is traiiumlttcd from Florence that it. has been finally arranged that King Victor Emmanuel will make his formal entry liito ltouio oti the 30th of November. it is al- tao announced that .\l. 'l‘hiera informs the Pope that the approaching European Conirreini will grant him much a position among the crowned beads us become» the Vicegcrctit of the Sn- vlor.

liespatchca front Versailles say that orders ofa vt-ry airletnaturo have been issued against permitting persons to leave or to enter l'aria. I-‘ive persons who went up in it balloon from l’arla. and accidentally came down Within tlH' l'i'iiisslaii littté'i. have been court marshaiicd. and sentenced to be allot its .uplei.

Toura. N:i\‘.8.—l)eapalelies front the army of the Loire. report .‘illt‘i‘t‘fisful engagement-t yes- tci‘dtiy at. i'uiult')‘ and St. Laurent-ded-llols. l'wo iiattailloiin of l’rtlusiaiiu, supported by if.th cavalry and ten piccisofartlllci‘vaitin-keil tho, Fit-och lltlt'ttllt't‘tl poats. After a combat ortwo iioiiradtir'itiou, an the French appeared to surrender them, the i‘riiwiaur retreated. lt'aviiiit two officers and fifty men killed and seventy pri‘oners in our ban is. The French hm. was four killed and thirty-mic woun- iii-,1].

Rome. Nov. iii—The, ream-m Ir! 9.... (a, 1.. “bully fell ilztt. 'i‘lie citutouiziry ci-retnoii ea- Wi'l‘c oiuitted. The Pope celebrated mum and addressed a few \vordq to the congregation, throwing.' them at the conclusion ol‘liia Ailm (‘iiliiiil that the present order of things will soon come to an end. and the new year Would be sigiialized by the triumph of the Apostolic cam-1:.

Large amount.» of money are reaching the Holy Father daily, to prevent his acceptance oi'ttiioihcr month‘s atipclid of 230,000 l'ram'u. off-red him by the italian government. for his t‘ll'll lint.

London Nov. 9.-—-At the Lord Mayor's ilailtptet til-night. Mi. ~llad-ltoiie referred to the war which. he uiiirmul. bud lil tlirt c montlu calm-ll more hlomlnhed than tiny year of war in the lii~tory ot'ifiiridendoin.

Air for the etforta of Her Majesty's Govcrii- incur to diwlmrgc the tliitieeol‘a nI-tl' ral power if may 1.1.1 not s‘liCCt‘t‘tlt'tl it waa iuipo-sslble for thrill to uncover". 'l hey had found no great inequality in the tlinatisi‘actlon England's impartiality had excitcit on one rude or the other.

There is no confirmation of the reported liziitlc near Urleauu.

'I‘lte lino-He dc I‘ittllt‘rltlt‘inniltlii an liuiiic- di'ite tit-ciiou to put. an end to the military rule of the Provisional Government.

'l‘oura. Nov. 0.~Govcrnment continue: to withhold all neua of movement of French armies, and the people are loud in their expres- slona of dissatisfaction.

'i‘oora, Nov. ll.~ilen. l‘cpaladiue. crim- intiiidln: the army of the Loire. tell-grit;le :. "We have takrn [truncation of l’l‘lt‘tlil“, after a light which ililfi‘ ltt‘lt‘ll two days. Uur aggro. gate lo-N-v, in killed and \voiintled. do not rent-ii 2,000. while tilliao of the i-iicmy are much larg» r. We have tirade more than Loon prid- oiii-ra thus far. and are continually adding to them M we follow up the fleeing enemy.“

(llllt‘i‘ accounta coutlrin the capture, of (ir- ltnlli‘ by the French and the defeat of tlic (lor- iuuua.

London. Nov. ll -—-.\’cw llrelsncii has sur- rendered to the liavarlan forces tlivoullng it. 'l‘lit-re, tvere ilrc tiltitl'flllitl prluoiiers taken. be- ai’doa uiuuliioua of war. it is announced from Florence that libt Holiness the, Pope has dc- upatchod to Kim.' Victor Emiiitnuoi a l'lnttrul. again-t the eonilacation of the (lulriuai palace. The. Court of l‘ruw-ia had flit‘\\'t3f‘t‘tl the diplo- inatlc note of Austria. and states that an Am. iria had placed her ariiiicaon a war footing uln- wlin not in it poaltlon to offer to meditate be- tween the two contending partiea. An for the question of guaranty of peace, the German titt- Ilou would rather have pos'ressioii of; Al-acc than any other guarantee that could be offer- ed L‘onaola closed at hill.

A tit-match from llruasela states that well- liifornied politicians are impressed with the hell"! that. a new arrangement. for arblratlon in“. been efl'eeted by the {our neutral powmu Preliminaries for the conditions of equitable peace. acceptable alike to France and l'rusuln. have her-n concluded. The initiative has al- ready been taken by Russia for assombilng a Congrats.

Tours. .\‘ov. ll.-——'l‘lie journaia report that the l'rusainna have lost over lii,000 men. in klllnl olid wounded, and 1.900 prisoncra, in the battle around Orleans, and are retreating to- wards i‘harirra and litampca. Troops from Lvntu are marching to meet. the Variations. The lullan Volunteers continue to join tiarl. hardl‘a command in large numbers. The en- tire arriy ofilie Loire is moving forwn rd.

Lille, Nov. il.-la view of the anticipated bombardment. the military organization here has been made moat. coniplele. Orders have been received to provision the city for on months. The authorities here have protltcd by the experience of Strasbourg amt Paris.

London. .'ov. i2.——Tiic French Admiral. in command of the Iron-clad Expedition. liau dc» elarcd the North Keri ami the Baltic Open to the vessels of neutral powers.

A lieriln tie-patch «tale: that King William ha- telegraplied. announcing that tlcn. Van Der 'i'ann retreated from Orleans on 'l‘hurnday before superior French forecu. Heavy reta- t'orccmenta have already joined him. and more troops are being rapidly rentfouvntl.

A deapatcli published here aaya that the battle in which Von Der Tana was driven hack. took place at. Glamor, before Orleans.

Garibaldi. with a command numbering twelve theorem! man. Is marching on iielfort. previouiily reported Invented by Bavariana.

The German troopa have occupied the village of Briancouit, la the north of France.

A dcapaieh from Tour: today can that the French mama" to that place do not regard the break in the program of the amt-tier- negotiatiom an tinai. They believe the Depth ntlonl will be anecdin matinee.

News concerning the war in «are: today.

UNITED ST; “)5.

New York. Nov. 7.-—tlold clotted at lli'l.

va York. Nov ti.-—l£lcetionato-duy are pro- gress-int: quietly.

New York. Nov. it, p. iii.—'l'he election yes- tcrtiuy. reunited in re-clectlug lloifinaii. Demo. eral (lovernor,by about, forty thousand niu- lorliy. and Hall, Mayor of the City, by about twenty-live thousand.

'l‘he Iicpubileaua claim a majority in the in gialatuie, but it‘llil'lH are not yet all in.

Gold market quiet, at. about IlUl.

Money continues entry.

New York, Nov. Il.~Uold closed last night at not to no].

Sterling lCXcliangc very dull at 101d and tool.

CANADIAN.

Ottawa. Nov. iii...’l‘lie Quebec press in very violent on the qticutlon of arbitration, and the lliim'rc ilirt-atetiutlic tliwolnlloll ni' (‘oiifcdt't‘u- tlon utllra'n the awards are rejected.

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Lit/est to News [foam «1" Herald.

Loxnox, Nov. l3.—nt‘ti[itii(‘lit‘fl received to- day from German Headquarters itt Varauillt-a. announce that Paris will not be bombarded. 'l‘no German authorities are convinced that the t‘lty is an lily pi‘ovimoned that its uni-render may be expected within a mouth. from that t'flllot‘ alone.

guru! gum. 'I‘ut‘. animal Volunteer Shooting Matt-ii eoiiineneed at Kensiiigton on \\'t-dne.uday laid. (living to the weather. it was lllHi‘Ull’

tiliuetl until Monday. when it was resumed. and is still going on.

'l'ill: new commercial critic of Signals. used throughout Her Majesty's principal lmssesaioiis. have now been introduced into and are used in Prince Edward Island. 'i‘liey dill'er soiitcwliat from Murryatt'a code.

Til-m r. being 'l'liauk<}_:iviug: Day. by Pro- clitmation of His Honor the Lieutenant Governor in Council. is boiut,r generally observmi by the citizens of t'llarlottt-town.

LAST week, our etiiiteniporury. the Argus. came to its very inticli enlarged and int- proved. l’itrtlii-r improvements are content- pluied. Sum-ova. friend l’letcltei'. 'trflt‘l't" routio limit would.

A\ English Mail was received :it the (to- Ilt‘l‘:tl l’iwt ()illec, t'lim‘loiielou‘ii. oil \l't'll- iii-«lav evening last. (‘opiott-t extrni-N from our European exchanges uill he found in to-day's paper.

The steamers of the P. E. lvdand Navigation Company will leave l’letoil for Port llawkesi- bury on Tuesday. at. 10 a. m.. and for Port Hood on 'l‘hursday, at the same hour, during the present. mouth.

The Patriot says that Mr. John Nelson. proprietor ofilie (tlty liotel. (,liiarlottetoivu. id preparing to htilld a twovuoreysummer renort for travellers. at. Kllxtit'o. in connection with his establishment. in the city.

The Biuhop liar hail erected a neat paling in front of the new Convent. The unit- at llll‘ main entrance in ii very coatly and ornamental piece of workmaunliip.

Mr. John A rbiickle has been presented with it linrtiiulinle writing desk. by the poplin of the (iraiiiinar selloo. of Prince of Wales College.

To f'tirriinsi-oxorxrr.——~()ccasional" will Conuncrclul.

appear next week. , iiom‘ox Mauro-2r, .Noxa u

The following" are, the wholesale prch nb- taint-d by coiiiuilssxon houses for produce in good condition :-

IiUr'rn.——Tliere Ia no Improvement in the market. but price: for anything bean choice grades are weak. We quote line at «12 to 4.? etc per lb.

Room—The market is firm at 37 ctr. per dOZi‘n for pit ne I-Znattrn.

Vm fi'l‘al‘ltd'fir“ The market prlcca are not lai- proviiiu, and potatoes are ceiling at 7.7 vents to 78 cent: per bushel.

lint—There it a good demand and hay find: a ready Hill! at former rates. \Veuow quote prime "llaft'l’ll cargo hay at $21! to kit) p-ir ton; ('llttlt‘t‘ Northern and Eastern ear loads at $29 to $30 per ton; inferior St!) to 52L Straw $27 per ton.

(i,tra.—- The market is falling—sale: at to .‘iil cent! per buvhrvl.

l'iiiit‘lslt'l$§.—'l‘lit‘f’! in a moderate demand for atriall lots of provident, but trade is dull and prices exhibit no iinprorement. “'0 quote jabbing prich of the wiiol- sale trade as follows: t‘lenr pork, $29 5') to $.10, and city packed. $2l‘.’ tittilil; mesa do , $27 50 to $28. rind extra prone 323m 324 per blil. Lard. city tuba, 17c. per lb. llama, 2th; to 2lc. pt-l' lb.

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The market for produce is . if anything. dc- ellning. Jucksona.tt)-duy only bring 25 to do eenta per bushel. Hats are demanding furith priced. front l2 to i."- ectits per iluillt‘i. iluttt-r is not. in demand—low prices and allow rules. 'l'uruipa quote lame as lavt wick.

Sr. JoliN. N. li.. Nov. 0.

tintix'.--'l'bc receipt. of oat: ('iltlllilllt'! light, and priccv remain at 45 cents. ilarley nominal.

Ursrlzuq will roll rcadily during the remain- dcr oi open navigation at 3.’ 5.0 for good quality.

l‘norisioxs.——\l’e have to report a decline in park aim-o our lat-t. in American tilnrkt t1 of 8:! per libl., and consequently the trade with or is inactive; buyer! will not, operate except in small iota for immediate wants. New York i‘ity Moi" can he landed here at under $24. We quote American Maui $2“ to $20 50; prime 2i ; 1'. it). Island Mei-a $213 In) to $2M prime menu all to stat 50; (‘ity uieaa. $23; prinze mean

'20 to $21. Lard is in fair rwptent at Lie. to Mr. Butler 20c. to 21c. for good. Eggu q ilt‘lt at 19c. to 20c. Oatmeal in fair supply at .5 lo .93 25 for l’. E. Inland.

lixctiason.— Nova Sentia money. boring mam, 3; discount; Canada, 1 do.; i'. it. Inltiilll. l o'.

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(‘n‘rotvx Manner. Nov. l3. Pork steady at lid. to (lid. i’ntaioce alightli advancing— in 2d .0 is. 3d. Data command only laat wcck'a pilot-a. 2r. 3d.

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PORT OF CIIARi.()’l"l‘l£'l‘0iVN. intranet).

Nov. tin-Sch. lterideiit, Oliver, ('upe Came, 50 Mill. herring.

'JilL—Wide Awake. Hinglcy. 'l'utnmngnucl'e; lumber. Lime ’i‘upper, Dickson, Halifax; met. iiauntlct, Patterson. Liverpool: mer. Elizabeth Ann. Bears. Gulf: cmlflali and her- ring. W. Wright. llobln, l'irtou; 00 tom coal. Stella. Smith. Lunenburg; aundricn. Martha. \Vnodin. Arlchut.‘ titans limestone. Roi-til Arch, Car-lily, Harbor “race ; alum.

lillli «Venture. Andermri. l‘icton: 7t) tons coal. Delia, house. Halifax; bal. Allotm- lira, Wright. lie-ton; mer. J: .l. .‘lll’aliull, item-tr, Halifax; mer.

l4th.-—F.lieti, Murray, lily.

crunch.

Nov. '.'.-~9. McDonald. l‘aoli. l‘irteu; bailut. Clipper, I-‘orth. Halifax; lilti both ml", .170 do. potatoes.

flth.~l'. of Water. Cameron. Similar. it tibia. e as and 7 hornet. St. Lawrence, l-lvaon,

ictou; libbla pork and 3t ibis. lard. Albert Rdward. Atkinron, l‘lctou; bat. Ne l‘lna Ultra, ~—-—, 4,i00 imah. potatoes and 120 do. turnips. Nine lirntbera. lMcItendnrf. Mill; 3,629 blflli. potatoes, (150 do. turnipI. (lrvy- hound. lrvinir. Richitnicto; hal. l-Ilrine, Denion. Halifax; 3.000 buah. potatoea. Mar- aret Jane, Chapman. Buctouche; aali. \‘e- .ocity. Michcau. ltichibucto; 00 blila. herring. Sutherland. ~—--, Itiehlbucto; 30 tibia. ter- ring. in qtla. codtlah. nutrient, Oliver, Halifax; 2,500 bunhele po-atnn. Stirling, handy. Halifax; 2,000 birth. potato", 20 do. turni a.