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whieh Cistiyutshed their forefethers of Acadia. ons for ol iueir comparative absence of crime, practical | members of Cortes, will beui They knowledge of their religion unassuming imauners,

vecur in Provinces at s idture time Provin | honest industry and perseverence, bear testimony

cial Governors report to Government the pablie to the result. Visit eur county juils or courts of | peace not likely io be disturbed. Government will fremain nevtral in eleetion. There was a slight | demonstration at Mirnuda yesterday in fayor of the | Cartists but it was soon suppressed aud two of the i leaders arrested,

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——.< - ans who figure therein, cither as litigan’s or, crimimals. Llow many her+-stealers, sheep=| shearers, till-viflers, eg ether unwhipt--coundrels of this deacrip.ion will We are told they have not produced lawyers, |

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London, Dee 18.—Ev'ng.

The Times”. in an article on the impending | war in the Kast. holds that Greece is the ay ‘rere ve

‘native country, simplicity of manners, attachment and hope in this promised Redeemer. to the Catholic religion, and puriiy of morals this time the Sz and tears to beg that this Desired ef all Na | instruction so largely requires, tions might speedily make his appearance, and | placed under the hy these inflamed desires they both disposed brother-director, appointed for justice, and make me out a het of all the Acadi- themselves to receive the fruit of His redemp- ber of tion, and moved God to hasten and most abun-| ment of the funds, dantly to pour forth His mercy. The angel you find aweong them / calls the wonderful mystery of the Nativity of the scholars are entrusted, kuow -our Lord a subject ot great joy to all the peor General ia elected by the su paity, Lecause sie ordered Ler vessels to uc a, oa! thing of the Acadiaus, aud have a good idea of ple. Indeed, ovr hearts must be insensible to ‘ directors of the several houses.

: r ¢ . ee ——— awe Se eer ae batitois sesinars if they do not overflow) a compact body of men united hy ‘common r h littl bition they bave for the pesition all spiritual blessings if they ; vr ; prey > . pee PnrereaTr ' Turkis » war w ight attempt to’ how little ambition The} . . : ' je | Is de common head, anc " i CHRISTMAS CAROL. GJUDLESS EDUCATION. Le test News b Tele Ta h jal . ea - cae oo Tithe ho be Ps rite either of lawyer or clivnt, and if all our Islanders with holy joy at the consideration of so glori laws, under a a ’ animated py WLUD y g Pp #/ overdbunl th@in © 8 ' a : . talen than oy a eee mee w= ( Spirit, for the attainmer ; ‘ Ty ss : F he X pie Pablet. I : | will bring aneh pressure to bear agen she Athenian gave no more patronage “=< = of a. see ous @ mercy in which is displayed such an ex- | &@ common o ” t c Z it of a simple we * , or | [From the New York Tablet, Dee 5,] ey : | governmer veuce will be speedily restored | 4). Acadiana do, they would be obliged tye beté on: " vhich |end—and that end one of the best to whe oy seni ™ Tn FROM EUROPE, The opto ee “ane “Star " both attribute the be —_— ihe for a raw material to ex- cess of the divine voodness, and through which |¢ ad—and th Sat tto whieh the ° i pa Fermey a 7. a semMFEIVEs ; ; . . tie »sires can be sacrificed, ¢ . I s ‘ \ h ig, We have sufficiently shown that educatior Lendon, Dee. 11 loutbreak in the East to the seeuenmey of tlie > periment upon, Many Acadians alse think, in such inestimable benefits and so high an honor lottiest desires ca oo wr the bright. i t > . sinus te sat tateai , Status quo » . inn - ‘Tso “hi- | one irecte P ster : : nig without religious training is worse than noue, Consols unchanged; Yarus sod Fabrica at | rope - oo rein ae a. Me a a » | thei simplicity, that there are more persons eu ak tk o. Thee thought and fore est genius directed. The steady resulve of } } : ° . i : i u 3 » Fury * #0 | : : . ; " ms 7 a accrue Ss. ) é : } u nd that the proper relizious training is Manchester are firmer; Wheat FPiour quiet and | o ' M ~~ i a Login es between | ployed in mercantile pursuits than can drive a ac gl forted Adam in |every member 18 first tested iu the course of ls t i blie school Vel teady ; Corn 388 Cd a 3s Od a rative busines knowledue of this mystery comforted AG 3 ‘ practicable n our pu sehoots We hav steady; Cor stab aw wt furkey and Greece Lhepes common action on lucrative bueiness, now - : . - ‘ 1s + | i © 5 i irkey and Greece, and hep ’ le , sar more homely . . The se | preparatorytraining, and afterwards ¢ ‘ own, also, that education is a funetion of t! Latest telegrams froin a eer rt. = . the part of the Great. Powers will shayt _ sone tae a aes rete a ry ‘ a loniate | his banishment from paradise. The promise | preparatory tre "9 : is confirmed ’ } rents “ "aa wave demandes ‘rus 0 : ‘ -iycnmacri » Consequ ves OF the | j yrespects than others of bis feow-ce . § 0 wictanne F , > » erate 3¢ FOE ise whic Church or be dy that has charge of religion, | S'**" ’ rey <I } } . durption and Creme rs ; = v yom 8 / | te many * — s , te > about his personal of it sweetened the laborious pligrimage of by the deliberate and solemn promise which d that the State has neo mvure to do wiil capitulation which it is understood the Govert- | cupture Phe Marquis of Salisbary denr He may have mere homespun t : : } | akes his admission, of ‘e°vering } ee : Ce oo ee nent is disposed to grant, and meanwhile an! rath of the report that the government bas deter’) oii. and the Freoch jaunting cart may be ofa i The same encoura.s d Jacob to | he makes, on his % ‘ 4 persevering in than it has with the te hin ‘lignon it { ' * /, | { — i i i Abraham. iti ted : rn OF religion iSCH. | armistice of two days has been agreed to with | mined to reeal Earl Mayo from India " 18 prunitive description His Engiieh a ged Ino adversity, and enadled Moses to brave | the order; and the paths of ainbition, which t it ris the yor Cipai loing, and t 31 e sl oe a } - ; Queenstown, ec o, : : Ie pane t eat or riu or) dreac 1O PAVETSHY, é ‘ " ™ ’ the Insurgents in Cadiz tor the burial of the dead ‘ . ’ betray his origi. J1e may .not ea i " ‘ . i : . ' : . " ‘ Sie He, Mil erp for St. John, | betray 8 ’ ; Wert Gculties - superior wisdom or superior talents mig such sharp fine of demarcation between | aid te allow the women and children to leave the a ; an ee saved and fate so sumptuonsly as many people, but what all dangers and conquer all diflewsues in de uperior Wis | might opes i story, eligious training and secular education as ou it At its conclusion the eoudbined attack will! © s ee rae ie ; oi 0 woe ee |heeatsor drinks or putson his back ye liverine the Israelites from the E ryptian bon- to some, in the ways of ecclesiastical prefer. } } landed at tide port to-« \ | : : : , y e ls ‘ blic school svstem eSuUDpOses. The two} be unmade by the troops and the fleet, upon the i bis own and is honestly paid for and he does : ot eed we , e effectually closed d ion . : , , ore ae ) oft I a ’ ree : ad a re ridiculousfigare when | dave. All the Prophets saw it in spirit ane ir ment, are eff y clo ° by an explicit \ : sorts ¢ education may, undoubtedly, be d quarter of the city which is oe ipied by the not, after al!, make a more ridicu, g , : f the P forbiddi al ome . : . | oe ow nee she .. i. . 4 it o > -1e » J } P ? ; tinguished, but cannot be separated without, Rebels. The latter having set free and armed COR RES PO ND E NCO a lhe speaks English than many of oyr ace om plishet juiced, If the expectation of it gave the jenactment of the Ff ope, forbidding the Brothers ‘ ury to both Khey should be given to rethet seven hundred convicts from the prisous and the } English speaking gents make when they we, atriarchs such joy how much more thereof to aspire to the priesthood, or any orders VW s he-echoolronm f we mean that relizion and galleys, ! nA to speak Kreneh. Watch the . reneh Acadians | patriarens & J 79 ! er < oti cis alt Uk elle ica . ae as ee od lt is estimated that the rebels in Cadiz number To rug Eprror or THE ExsMINer. of a market day, for example, in ¢ oe should the ac somplishment of it create in us. ™ . urces « Ula ‘ ) aire s rua ork rethner|., a } Te * : ‘ » . . i P . a 1E ( . fan through life. df the whole population of the |? ee Detling men f Sir: fog tap toed ee : oe 7 rae ee Jovy is defined the delight of a rational creature | of neglect, or of samething worse, in irany ‘| nr ew of e relig id ais ee All the Foreign Consuls have taken refuge in In looking over a late number of the Sunmer-| or his horse, and winile others o ne } arising from the possession of a desired object. | schools is. that the teachers are, for the most c ( I a'O', asystem Of pul | the Custom House, and the Civil Governor of the} _.) Siuaell few days age, wy attention was| races are patronizing the noisy bar-reom, you j the nature of : achor} cht be adonted ti el BPP El , Sip JAUTRAL, B LOW GAYS AR, ; : nt . dining-| It must then be proportioned to the nature of | rsons who take up the offic j s nigut opted tha: would be aun city has fled te San Fernando. lrawn to a communication over the sigaatare ef} will find the Acadian patronizing the dining ly tah te be ot part, persons who take uy ice of ine ( : voices ti abie If, for tustanee, the American people Anat e ts a Saragossa to release |“, : oi ' . ‘g i] sible, have a good coumflort- | ihe possession, consequensiy i Oust : : i ire 5 ; ’ oe ’ nny . r i Ab attempt was made af Saragossa fo release |. 4 Native,” Tignish: and being headed “ See-| room. He will, if possible, have a goc . ; hal y « wo structors, a8 a last resource, from the pan i d were all Catholics, the coimmon schools, as to! and arm the convicts, but it was trustrated, tarian Education,” 1 was induced through curivsity | able dinner, bul seldom, if ever, calls for grag jmuch greater in us as the fruity ”s vood ae eee . pangs of i sgl “ ! ak ve ’ ‘ ‘ 5 . . i c ‘ ¢ i . } S10 . ope ¢ » ru rerTy active tla > 4 t ei: internal management, and the education It is reported that the Emperor, on his return | , wade through it, although it proved to be al | have yet to learn that the Acadians, a8 a) Surpasses the promise, posscssion the ,hope, Or | the Crudgery OF £e ve labor; or they ave those " : : re co . : an [et Oar ’ ; : : a » aterase £ Cvett thin Seki By > must not sermonize tia 2 aes P ia : c . jziven ia them, might be placed under t rou Compeigne to Paris, will accord an “ee NCO task which required no ordinary amount of pa-| body, are so _ far be ee ave ae — : ‘ruit - blossom. = We om tn : : who take it up as a means of temporary em Lind abhi, \ i Lad fu : . of tl ( ana if ' i ~ OO awe, and wall formally recognise hint as tience Asu matter of course he congrt atudated | our rural popu ation iti pit af genera ‘ “| our readers; itis mot our duty, neitae is iS ’ : il : ; | F } , i . Asama ) io gratul ai Se ie ae “sp ° ,. ployment and support uutil an opporten -_ ire of viding f or t support, an he accredited Ambassador of Spain to France. | i ingeit, and all others equally intelligent as bin | genee; and, 1 would remind * A Native, ae the proper channel. Our sole object 1s merely | Fe . " Rite PE ~~ ) t » to trol tl} rud aft 2 } Mount ia, dn Sieny, 18 tn a fresa eruption, self, on the success of the Summerside election, | those among them (and they are but a ie de “ as ty recall to the minds of our friet ds the reasons | 18 presented of emsbus mg m some more 4 tlie i i . } i ¢) arent jolence @ Pues 3 re : + . we} - rence, : ' : . . « » f r a sk w is that Tre-! q ol t the case Cat lies constitute se wihiel ysroke forth with great viol eoon ue aid thew proceeded te treat the readers ef the} are posse ssed of more than average a - . whe all rood ¢ hristians rejoice at the advent of luerative or respectable tiade, We are not to 7 TT be torrents vi astated the ' ore , super j * sclouls aer tue : 1 fc ey ‘

- ante : irequ ly told minority of tl Amerean ¢ i il ee Phe torrents of ve . ee : i pe Hestern Pwneer lo cerlain apiptons and argu) owe their supe riorny to the sclio 1 . q ' Christnas. The world had existed some four be understood to cast a slur on our ¢s th

7 ; " | 2 ere ’ : suric ling country, and ashes trom the erat tr wenis onthe subject of Edyveaten, which, 1 his control of the clergy rather than exclusively to) thonseed yonrs, and @ hen all things were ac v UNGCrS : ‘ schoo].

= Ps is lic t as blown as far as M 2 Pine = ctac : IS! owe opimon, no doubt, were ealeulated to pro-| our boasted system - gr a he 7 not — aan nod which, according. tv. the ensient masters as a body ; we know there are those

ead b o oy ON ¥ ta syst i ( sen S lv 4 visil i mo the vorthera shore of Malta, 120 Ff ee ie i i that » Acudians have beneliited, to a cet ain pena perms re : " . ‘ ' ‘ >

feren sos nor stators, | Cathy e er hLiven if e were tl , nee ee eee fivet. rd and _ om ” th others, by our present! prophets, were to prec ede the coming of the |amonz them who uuderstand their duty and

“aie ; 7 re ' , Liles disiale . ‘ : | Our modest Native then steps forward and) extent, in common wi oe re t { \N i +h Josus Christ, the Eternal Son of ‘ | l e oth } :

b t ut | mio najority and had the power, we s! sve ! : © Lond et ; “— S “ | says:—" [ venture to say that nine out ef ten of our! system ; but itis folly to amet 7 at our syste rs Messias, then vA sus 4 ' ; o u ] Ait a periorim it; but there are Others who are little

it sirest ¢ nnel f } ) } } } ouse oO omions t 3 selectior ‘ i om ar. Fae . « ‘ Anehtie mo re thi ror u r lax reso i ic 0 F “ iss

} sir ) iLto comy ; vy to send th ehild Int Hous * f " mons to-day ‘ it - _ . farmers understand this question in all its bear-| Pree Education has benef , d thea — . bi God, hav n taken te aah better than @ nuisance to the country, Men,

be 2 wsnes n to seh arg i tou train th of the Right Hon, Me Dennison as Speaker, ings better, and are wore Competent to decide o | they can bave any idea of Young men,” 8898) Plessed Virgin Mary, and being made man, | ~ ; :

The ¢ Mes be that { ! to tax t the sup. | Was confirmed by the Crown, The members of the adaptation of the Sectarian system to the cir-| + A Native,” “are now growing up amend us) oo. porn of ber on Chiistmas day for the re- with such views as we have mentioned, have ne

she is to iz 1 ideas, mM of su aX 5 Cop os t al Hous > qua tied Themselves by taba the? cumstances of thia Colony, than either the Hou. | who are destined to ponte themselves and oe demption of mankind. In * the olden times ’ | love for their profession : they go through its

. tl} ithce he rnotine ord enee , 1 > : a. * " . > F ‘ 5 sts J . ‘ “ ‘ i iounded, aod detri-! matter tu determined bv majorities, and in | °!""" Office. Phe appeintinent of Lar Heer W. H. Pope or the venerable Bishop of Charlotte race in the opinions of ther fllom cotemage Christinastide was celebrated with a fervor and duties as through a hated task, the prospect of : ' ee ae ts | 3 Lord Licutenant of Ireland is offi 7, iow 1( The itales are mine). Wh.ta blessing it must t ae ly eomprehended by all ene en © ’ I pect o a ‘ i rel ks matters minorites have all t rights| ; ’ : z . sn afenels © felines istas| devotion not Casi) ee ; hee | : > terminati is : » raled by other| of suaiori Se = : tt nouuced, eieeie Cus ie | Any perzon who would, with euch coolness andy be to enjey the opinion of sii ha fellow-colonist ar i ‘d i The young espee ally took a parti- | whose speedy termination is all that cheers | iy aie re Maar. pee th Timundehee, make such an assertion, coyld ven |a Tignish Native! herweere” oe j con this | the : their mi are sordi : pation J i,a r firs: demand | , ‘sin the commuuity no one system Of) ~The proposals of capitulation made by the ne i : oo i ena ’ "Thea eneil neatties| Flad it not been,” he says, “ for our noble sye-| cular delight in the due celebration of Se them ou ; their minds are sordid aad contracted, a Mi i aaa nei i i ‘ am et a | die Upolu alive ans ge ar ’ ‘ i ’ sy? i ’ hf = - ies » rise( on . » > ad

te bo Oe ’ nselve am - schools or of education can be rightfully en-| Tnsurgents i Caouiz were rejected at the expira- its refutation en the very face of it: and. inreply,} tem of Edueation, these men, like their fathers,| great anniversery. We cannot ps surprised | and they do not feel the importance of the

ca reg : when ber peo weetd | forced upon the count y. _ experiment Of) tion ef the armistice - atililies recomune HCPO | Would merely make a counter-assertion and ven-| would have lived and “ee - ag — ob | at this, for an weg : sp 7 a re a ltrust committed to them, or their ambition

HOt Oe di:vweu tiiell wn Way, they rose up a purely ar Or dless « teation has been jesperate eoutlietd took place in which artillery t is A with ¢ ] deference a * Native! eeurit There fathers little know,” coutinuce) attraction for the love and adoration Oo OUuln |

,* , i cod nm he wisi ure to say, with all due deference to a Na } security. ' a . ’ rttraction : oN » nai

in Te wd drove the English from) trie? 2. fom 4 our whole country is suffer} was used by the troops and the Insurgents. The of Tignish.” and to the intelligence of Prince Ed-|© A Native,” © the injury they are doing their oil-| ¢) and innocent minds. In some of th stretches beyoud the present narrow sphere,

aweugst them. Belg Greece and FF ine) ing, : lose in killed and wounded was hea Y at beth) ward Island, that not ene im every thousand of | spring when they lend their aid = npsees 8}*| countries of the old world, in England for | aud the y despise the occupation which serves

" ; » sit an? have sides; the result was indecisive, a the Lusur- i ial a a seinen t cide ‘ hich. in a few years, Sas done more to in ; : snail ny eriaen © Z . 2

icy wad ul iplainta, ar wy have What iis sisal). The wenietien tel, 1 uke it , Sate cach ane, the entire population is as competent te de cide tem whit h. fe yen th ee . s iuto the} °X2 le, there yet remain many vestine i ouly as a step W hereby to climb toa higher

suceecded in obiair , if desires i . Ketiie & veclupy Th =e i on oe up r questions affecting the mitereséis oi Education. | fuse a apie of enterprize and inftellige = ' the simple devotion and earnest joy fulness with . i £ only i : { i 4 , s ets he rebels “uve elaine thi ’ , . ’ canal | afi iz : : , r rhe : } piuce nce 5 fe There wil’. peace in Ireland antil her : " , .* ' wm ; ing : t _ . es ? i ye a "a | ™ ae us the Bishop of Charlottetown or even the Hon.) Freeneh Acadian population of Uns — ve which our forefathers were wout, in olden | Pi*©e- Llence it is that even of the poor e saa : schools, or ¢ i pla y educa na the Hotel de Villa, all the Poreiga Consuls they 4 > lwas dove ina hundred years previously by the ua ; . : ss es ie . synthe) ime

per pec Vatal rule of it own country a ease ee ak’ te ial } evize, and bepe by thie means they will be —— Sept a ‘dos hi 1 in a te done rage oe i : { “the , Jenatiaeations! times, to celebrate hristinastide. Even here, | children, who spend a sufficient time at school,

: rm ‘ oa "ae ge : tt Si se ting i elig } self . 8, can sé . and hey, \ ls ah j tt ur Tignish eorresnonden rides himself, alwe weant endeavours « i re c aia ee . eo

2 am . ~~ ation Iney want to be let saving’ each relizious division to s rt its able to preveut the threatened bombardment ot special ee on tha oe of a pew argu} teachers of all orders and names. ” lin the backwoods of America, we have —— so tew are much improved, and so many are

. ed age ma, and the time to m6 far vwn schools and educate its childret ‘us own Uiat portion of the city by the vessels of war ly- ment in favor of our present “aystem of Public} Speak of intelligenee aia enterprise indeed !| remnants of these good old customs; and, i hardly improved at all. Henee so wuch fing ; .

want when they ¥ ive the wishes } ’ ng tu the harbor A great political excitement : } a ; io ik : the Acadiaus of the old ‘cordance with one of them, we now avail ?

aY, as » Cathoties : w doing, altho Ing ts a ve ae _— — lucati wonders ve much that, in the sre, L would ask. are the Acadians of the ; accordance with on ’ ; ie ; a Ke

England ha > iweten hexl ot _ tholics we vow doing, a wan Ne I vo and Tarragena Eduestion, ane ee Re — . t ‘te solonists | /of wishiag all our | intellect which, if properly cultivated, might

— 7 — wien — nelled by law to pay their quoia for t PrOTRRy <8 eres, Lae ee 2 ee coutroversy which has lately been carried on in! school in any respect behind their fellow colonists) ourselves of the opportunity of wWishiay % “ ; , ; ne — .G . TT - eT ee ay ors “ee } t . : 7 * . , ‘ y ate : ' viet ] 4 * f M irish patient, | ’ she has used many ol ai ea ia ; i Paris, Dee. 11 four Island newspapers, uo writer has alluded to) in the spirit of enterprise? Have the Ac adiats, | peaders, old and young, rich and poor, friends | become a source of comfort and of fortune, is,

. ‘ ‘ t ay ici LEY i oe co seprte the . , pargege 7 iar z i 2 1 bean | . r ‘ id . ; a rene : Keey juiet, s us mot tried The Gaulois asserts that the imsurree tionary | what he is about to bring to the notice of bis read-| in his own immediate neighborheed, if be be | ong fo s, A HAPPY CHRISTMAS. |lo Its possessor and to society, a faulth if . 3 twe m t ‘ vat . 2 iat { s 20e , ' . . ' . " " ; tye ‘ . neuritis:

the right one to this wi 1e to {et j ast ° may call t \ ' tem. | my ny 1Ca instigated by the agents of] oe. © The Aeadian schools,” be says, * were | yeally a bona fide native of Tign sh, betrayed such See ee : , eas,

Ireland . sists ate bad go. tt 18 objected tu on I y 1 that ihe we ex-Queen Isabelia. ne Lcompletely under the contre! of the Catholic! a great want of enterpriee and spirit when they | — 1k RROTHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN ‘not a dangerous, gift. But the Brothers of

ur r at boa ir worse abroad | 3 ) y of lhe stat t secuia I ” $ ie a ol Le , on Or oe clergy fora long series of years, and what has erected euch magnificent menuments 8 are to 7 I HE BRO rH ERS — ae oe the Christian Schools become teachers, Lot 7

wee as , age a u% all the children th Ss Velegrapl e communication with Madrid 6} in the essa P? Certainly, if be dees not suc- witnessed in their beautiful parish ehureli | SCHOOLS. / oi & hei : «

a adel Pe i a educated, nnd ape sta terrupted. The latest despatches say that the | ged in obtaining a patent for bis new invention. | avd convent ?— buildings that) would reflect] — jtrom necessity, but from choice, Their i r , ‘ numbers i wup u the |? 7 = acon enc in is Very great, it will only show the ingratitude of his native honor on any age or country. And yet the ve i} Der. De ra Satie was the founder of this |energics are kept always active by the ouly cud 4 4 y = 2 Fit : { t eapitalists are leaving the country.|, ty ie though net Irishman, TP mas rer- have ereeted these mogjuments and of i a L: ‘i ese a “a ee r a - scdlnagiedl tig Ds country, Although net an Irishman, 1 way, | who have erected these moauments nstitute. He°was a secular priest ef great | stimulant ‘which is unwasted b

7 — : <i dite t din ‘ . a ee ee of The) hans, be allowed to answer his question, by pro- enterprise and of religious and’ educational zeai Institute, He bilassnd tea lien ul en a ie Ti y Lrequent ap.

rt md ve a“ he ieee : . is poh le | POP o ' pho re ; au sone oi ite io posing anether, viz: St. . ( : lege and) were (rained va the schools ac wo oe learning and piety ; and, in the year 1654, he piication, uniufuencec by change of time or

» t L i B83 lb — =e r " rece ‘ counpul an rom han) arts oO the Convent Sekools have been under the centro the trol o the Catholic elerey ave fie } ° . ° J. . . 1 Se ae = ] . } . .

: a ae = 1 : , ; i’ iv . = agit . ’ er ee .| resigned his ecelesiastical dirnities ; distributec lace, nnsubdued by hardship, unw

uw % 10 tu — ng Govenes 50 1 -— - untry promising aid to suppress the revo-| of the Cathohe clergy for a series of years, and! Acadians of Egmont Bay and Misconche betrayed | TeES'SPE™ BS : - y he earied by

. ar i , } relan th and \ s ee 7s lent 0) Jution ¥ s at Cadiz held : SIPOMS | what has been the result?) ‘The result is, as far a want of enterprise and educational zeal by the/a large portion of his patrimony im ¢ harities; imi Que, U bribed by eain— by the sumulant of

ly t } { ’ ' eaitio Committee hi , : io ; a i i i 4 : / » Heeteee i . ° . i i. . : i " sithy | be 4 l 1 favor Ma roy i i a ae Cc mnittee a = as these Tustitutions are concerned, that, Owing | estal hshiment, ameng the former, of the Savings and, with twelve pious associates, devoted GUeeD, disinterested reliyi0us feeling. As dis- { ‘ a great | ©4 C ' $ Ry in pin 4 yet a a 206 UssreeCuunaty | to their efficiency and superior Character, they are) Bank in Kind, and, among the latter of a conven-| | ap ee: ee . f f a f : » relief t uf A hevet is not spread beyond ( adizZ - fenwine to them ballg. yearly, numbers of the! tual educational establishment?) Aud where in himself entirely to the gratuitous instruction OF engazyement trom pursuits Of avarice, aud from e i ae i j the ¢ . l t 5 4 stage in the Prussian Det sous aud daughters of sowe of the most respectable | any part of this Island, can we point toa body “t! noor children. The persecutions which the the harrowing tics of domestic attachment vali } on ft he confistating the prepert OF The | protestants in this and the neighbarn.g Provinces armers Who ean be eompared, in point of euter-|— . . ' . he i Fe stion placed o ) the voiuntary : ‘ ee iio oil o | ee ae ee. parece wer Onn ee ere Oe nemy of all good never fails to excite against | vives to the chari 1e€ pric ree and F eed i aad : sina kK le< otf Hesse, Cou Von Bistuarck, al nding We mention this as a mere matter of fact, and prise, to the old Acudians of Rustico, who have ene m5 { bai 2 ) al yy s t chi ly uf the priest a t ‘ rae i aot iat tee tt sures ° . : eT es ; r acifation. es i the fears o ar } ' . . , a (7 ai er tha eg Tar i “ .

S Proper aude ee oo ee i ie ea es as hte gy} (0 the recent war ag - On, sald Che feat ie leave the Jiestern Pioncer to assign a rease™ | jad the spirit, the energy, and the enterprise te | those whom God raises up for the extension of auple range, su ave the offices of an bumbler

will ges r i grand remedy of ae _ a ' 2" “ h were prevalent durin ue suiiner Lave | p, Saas iwht be supposed todve evading the | establict 5 6 Dice 2 ” omen eh i : i .

; ceidena | #0 hpprove the system with regard tu | ool ; ¥ Bui, lest 1 aight be aupj rst d to de * iding the | establish the “ Farmers Bauk” iv Rustic ”, whicl His Kingdom inthe souls of men, « pposed and sphere and mere earthly nature benefitted by

a ti periiameagl mus etore as N passcu away. : : question as regards the French Acadians, I de} has been now for some years in successful opera : oe - r

pe skes anent how in the |} 2oW can Ww 8 ui dl prove it Bin re iL nden, Dee 14 not hesitate to say that the resultof the Acadian | 4, nand yields a dividend equal to that of any of invivorated the zeal of the holy man: but he u Similar treedom mw those UpeL whom they

eountry . watt to e We de. | zard to i 1 Me ne has issued an address to the | Schools is auch as neither the Aeadiaus themselves | our other Island Banks As a proof of the’ tived to.c0s the sdvancemect and Gear encom. uevolve.

. ¢ a 1 1 1 ‘ sire tt | rovernesl Wi aceordante Fo ir part, w hint that, in a t ere 3 Greenwich, prenr ry to his re-| nor those who hed eoutrol over thew tor aseries | 4 vrishing condition ef this useful institution, let) |. | t of hi t desig in the} aS <> Tien ‘ ; : pee ; ; . co plishment « $s magnilicen sign, U e mines —am

wi iris jects, clr ierests. No! ] ‘ sw et SOVE iett sed on | “ec that | 1.1 ler 1 nee : AVY BY | of years need feci ashamed of. a’' Native’ come and see the magnificent stone | t . aS EBS MNCS i -_ , po q sisal ; é ie 2

t rt thw i « tl cee . ' ‘ ‘ @ j a His acce) ‘ fa isterial office. Ile says lu speaking of the French Aecadians, however, | hyijdir with slated roof, which bas been erected) spread of his convregation through France, | 4 HE « PATRIOT ors. HON, J.C. POPE.

Lisi “ Wil Ter) . t i ’ 1 -s Om Pe ‘ meer . e ' ‘ } - a) i

t t affer the par men BV on in the meVvement! »> shoul 0 ‘cet the cruel and ruthless man : » Meee re o 2 *atublis ° . o — nd ws —- pieatmetut will las a mh “il an: wot cnn j a ns " Mice Conte o we should n t for et the cruel aud vutl Bab) tor the accommodation of out Ra king estab! h and in the warm congratulations of the u i ; , : ao 7. Rado ; : P : a oe ted Cisestia vi the irish Cuerea, 1) ner in which they were first persecuted, ms @) ment as well as tor a Mechanics lustiiute, within : in ei ap ai lus ed:tor of the Patriot, in his issae of the pie bE Toe : , , : at sxil ot 1 to decline the task of | afterwards expelled vy their pew t heartless | the lact ve i ardinal ! lies and « ot distinguished ' kin 1 ah: le hy +} tin . I ‘ a} 4 ‘ ‘ id abbiva ai Lee y a wv ' The isi year oF two, 191} i wad iia , ad . > | ; ps 4 Sn ri nes : : ; . ee y, fe trusts the pew adwints | masters, from tl own dear nat hows v The President, Cashier and Directors of our men Soon after his d h 3 year 17? :Vth mmst., addresses to the Hon, J. c. Pope tha ie } & : rt isaate ior i} \ i ur} H ; i ! id of the Country Acauis—an eveut which bas formed the su jout « BR king establishment are all adians and ie ee : an @xcceci gly long Phillipic. The Eider this atry. For sixty-eicht years system that can ! ted, as th ' es to use every effort to ry the | oe of the most beautiful poems of our Cold natives ot Rustico, and fully competent te trans | Benedict XTH erected the society into a ree lost bis t t t least hi - a i ogg haat ; i Of histico, and Milly Com sa ee as los is temper tor at leas

st 3 aU in bee mas, ands p t de st urd ( i es Wale ged While oul ef efice, IN) and insensible indeed must be the hea act all the Important business lutruste 1 to them ivious order A hou v immediately nm 3 ' a a =

her ‘ her stuptdity, and her ine mpe nd the sects r that system 1] hi ef Com ; vf Chatman who is not moved alinost to tears in as the success whieb has attended this institution hlished R Lt al ‘ fe. This does not apptar Seemiy or clerical

t j Seni 5 f£ent on all sides ire i t te y , and son | | : 1 Pp os o = reading the sad account of those events, as given fully testifies. The documents drawn up, from i lhe productiot suvouis of vinevar and gall,

Ine Habeas | 9 suspended for the sects, we can easily believe, would refuse to! @ 4 343 aod Couservallves, | even by a Bancroft or a Haliburton, but which time to time, by the Cashier, and submitted to| devotion of the member: 1 the enc aie ; : “a

. ; isthe talon ol $20 : : . t : " mixed with Diack : Ss i past \ “ nd no real liberty exists. tay S t edveat f Here uns ae se - one by bo tneans, Comes up to the reality of the story) Government er ethers, as the ease m ty De, OTH want oft 1e clerey and of the ! thoriti wis , veil tsi tes such violent os in thee ry They lation has been re | childre erally % i : r r ; r RAN sided dows by the traditions sill preserved | drawn up in w style that would reflect no dis-) | ; : Se i njures the writer much more than bim agaist ; , between ‘) i Greece may be avoided. | guwonugst the Acadians t! lwes rwilat ast Sn inatibation uf cesales. cecbael the [nstitution spread with amazing rapidity é

ve iv tM ne s - 1} rile j t 3 \ ] ' | ; ! ia . . a . es AO ae ee r , erediten an institution of greater pretensious , ria eee Fe . » . inn ' : . I : 4 i a ; : Phe Tu { erut wevel - makin A da was the coldest French ¢ olony of Nort! and yet the President. Cashier and Direetors re andl ‘success i! ce - of a nen hom it is directed, lt is the tasiest thing ue rT i hi i 1a t iM i ) { 1g, they ) . ‘i { ne ae sa ee “fe a r : i iCK i i \ | i ui con .

ae : 4 — adil : 3 : ery pre} ! 4 a Purkish | America Tiere the Bretons had built their) eeyyed their education and traiai ig exclusively | | . a i 1 _jthe worid to call an Opponent a number of BOE t > tt j ¥ und mi y chu es Ang in -nouses i re p. roe 2 eg couerntrated on the tronliers of | gwe os SiXteet years before the Piler m Fathers tn ‘thes * A ! ' s ; i ent. ts elici vY. or a rposes of *

; iii 8! nyea ! : ui hose so tmueh despised scheois Wolcl Were, ’ . siit j sorobr 3 K

a a “f sirname tn | eetieal On hacen Galina ‘ahi ate LY nga ee nips a : : nsultius aud opprobrious names. This was

t , a — a i, Gin;w t ’ 7 ; t ii ay. i ie al p PPBCHCS ban st nee of New England. ‘Lhe trea for a series of years, under the control of the ho! ! ids ! truct received ut ' sa .

L-0U iwaye u Yaway, sodtie farmer is, Voluntary system Ua ics W 1 do so, | Desjra s from Athens say the Greek Govern-| of Utrecht conceded Acadia to Greai Britain. but! Carholie ek 1 ol dead vy, and tem: \ of dealing with a foe may please the rabble ;

etril the helr o ‘ landlord t t re? of the ¥ , te t ment will sield to 5 A televgrain trom! tie old biel fg remained on the sail whe ‘ i tt, +t : i ne ‘Cee one) oe a empora , .

t riu j t t ’ d & : Hi i tbitiai ait { au niet 8 t sernneh with the view to eoendernn i : ‘ Hub it Wilt Gdisoust respectable peuple. it is a — Wet rat e Ta donht! and a mt an ‘ Vopenhaget en of Denmark and | gy feubdued, bard!y conscious that they had! the p t ! me i a fr f \ f ft Nut t - " ’ rove ‘ un l a of W s hune eae od a ey : : 4 y cone “s, ee y ‘ he preseut sys f wurp ob Bs to vad cause tnat Cannot be defended by reasow that i g ; nir wn is a total. + he Ch | hy t i t + VV ibit ive € ‘ verre eha a their Severecign Phey stii leved it ow up th } wneas of a **} ) areu Assembly in 1789. rT? eetrment then ‘ st tiure : . ' was how her own 1 she cou commanre 4, ek wi. : pp ee ee a ud the nages of their fofefathers, . ‘t it To have been induced to make the . . m aud CaiILCSS. ve het you see @ bari ister es) : - ; ; emaids of the 8 Porte m was reve on their s Nias . ; . ' ainst mint vs ‘ ue . : pa , : shee i : she a9, ‘t must fy ' f ed ition. 8 ns 7 er neylected ; London, Dee. 15 = 8 ae a eo oe 7 — lovegoing reidarks in reference to the F rene ‘ ! is temper, become ball Traunc, and abuse his adiai tel su ledinthat. Wea plunder- any We see her u t Tho mombora of tho Monee of | Oues COE ee eee wee or kaed wot) Acadians. He will, | think, Gud on eGo ti y tor the total sajpy Pee Orel, opponent, you muy be almost ec rtain that hip P : j é 4 a EMU OOUE- lip Be compe; ed to fight ayauwst bianc liek th y arguments which he has discovered \ } } \ “ ) ai i :

ea peuy.e. ‘ ie mneet Of our , yy . eer te i ~ CHOOT | ed at the bar of the House of Lords to-d when! nvh eonanered. they wished to $e eonsidered ! 1 which took pliwe the followings year we Roe | Ce Pore tal to stand ou, itisa wonder

i ‘ . sind | ' } oo. - Bs : : GPT NS CAT eg sere ere \ ' ? ’ geet do not carry will them the vverWheiniig Aeinl Re ices : : eee ne 1a j we

ren's %f “il @ rich an He titi 3 i ’ i brel speech tran ) was read DY roy , le ihe vere ubout the happiest ' H badd W i eitun the } y } } ‘ ‘ S the canny EI r Gid DOL perceive this.

. i ‘ J J ney ‘ ult } ni ie } whieh i ‘ t Vhen he again wt a8 On uuriicane hau Vv ( ’ ic i 7 thaguun us : gand healhy, wha Catholics b tas the best Com'ssion, it is as tellows:— of whom we have ever read. Their parish priest | the aame subject, let him argue the question on | of ie he ; ' lor the He Hs injured bis prestige, even among his im 2 i } in ‘ > e r yrole | } ' : ' ly fjmety daary i+ ' . , ‘ s t J tL, set al eth ICDL Ort ’ socint ordel pery '< ee, under If, ! “ene > f are the ! ry land, leave wii to I 4 Se : : crea ' a emed drew up their records aod regulated their sne- princi or he advauce facts, let them be wel a : : : . irieuds, to a very great exient, and we cannot ba i et rations. This) Chu Vit) 8 aud lavors the ¢ » CON yom tORe F for Che consideration OF! cessions. ‘Their little dieputes were settled among | aatheuticated; but let him net again atlemipe te milder despotism of the first Consul, and after | suy that we are sorry for it. Tt is funny how : ‘ P oe a 7 i ‘ ryt ‘ we FF i pportant intters Re s ¢ . sis \ wit ‘ fe . . ‘ } ; rY Tt r . } Stat a ; nue much longer; uiterests of ihe ilar oraer, as f iS [Ui f aod Hy , ! . i rs, vera!) themseives with searce yan stance of an appeal +build up arguments on the élleged want of inteil th ( lat between | ane Pius Vil, | political and relizio-bilious Spectaucies change ’ le ‘ ‘ a x mccul ; iolse oO tt ¢t e Cen , Dreeel? he poe ns yey i | ® P and t brains all the meas gt m4 t s fai] | Yaca : ee = 1 Cour | te th isot Annapolis, 4 pastures Were | genes or eaierprise of the houest, mdustrious, jhe schools week enconceel od ae ,. the colur of a man’s actions For some tea hur us yeh * t rive is ot j s cas ty t] ! } oe = hp ae "1 “one beet herds and flocks, aud dy ke ueral aud ioyal Acadiaus. re sang , ' ce ce nee yeurs Mr. Pope was all that could be desired 4 cen cas © : ‘ ‘ , P , . f re crs of that House raised by xtt nary effort fF weial industrs ¢ : : ne +t i y vears of d lat ws hat . 4 _s ‘ ’ - 0 olive ieginla will lH! re self on tth nnation i : oe ik Lnje 9 pleam Bail eg teppei 7. pe . vdu aor I am, Sir, j tanding the many year i iting war tha ry our friend the Elder. As soon, however, lk ila } ' i *, Port Ww mut the ers aid the tide Un athe da! "our sspect fully ee ? a 1) Z ‘ ' j . = country ‘ Va tu t alone ut ‘ hurd!y hone that the Stat ty tnay be viv tw wy for Lipp ne the i { ‘ vient Seetilite ig iri Yours ANUI 4ER NATIVE followed, so ju k y wa th chasm 1n p iblic 1s the tormer said he thought the time had Pr ; t i , d - su ‘ sauerauni ft thiity. i dows ANOTi Lk NATIVE : t i ; ie vl : ; i ” : ’ ‘ 4 °

\ ; 7? Ww ar GOt ‘ 5 t ACE on the same { vacancies se oreas Jthet aitera tablel thus reclaimed, were covered by the richest Rustien, Dee 24, 1868 moral education fil'ed un, that, in 1829, there come to treal oman Catholics with comms

h rs . then She - otal ‘ ly , " i ‘ wenneinn We aes ; ‘ Dts pharseimeaulib el , ‘ , eee ee ® : lustice _ ae “ds itat ~. li :

“F i j } : = ts in with re .. Rab pinion is, at pres : ‘ y 1 inay | eed ihe ¢ iderati MOF) grasses or fields of wheat that yielded fifty aud | m. man! belonved to the Brothers of the Christian |?” tice, virtue is Changed into Vice, light inte

us a for 1 im Bc-! too st ust it, | aly 1 ‘ } cle matters as will then be laid be thirty told at the harvest oe darkuess, everything good that Mr. Pope evee cordance ~ a ly tor- i i a s At the conclusion of the reeding of the address Thus were the Acadians happy in their nen rr .. e. wy wart en ar Schools no fewer than two hundred and ter | did appears dreadiuily bad! This is a curious rt 6 late } : } “ ne tha y to thei i re boas | ¢ ' . y; Bates . nm . ¢

turing th } islation. | danor tional system, which already is adopt Coun i whodrew fo thes Chauber, the | trality and im the abundance whtch t! y drew 7 .¥ 3 ve be eee hOed Ve establishments. The patronage of some of phenomenon in optics that would puzzle Di,

Aj Li reen l remove! ed It ‘ | souse ¢ rds (Nn ed fo meeton the) from their native land. They formed. as it were 1: . , : *Leary } ; a will in! :

ee t r } oe , op tr "| Lith of February next, the House of Comuons » og aia : j : pun Phey ° we ‘ ’ voip le ee ween eeeweweneum © evevrnsveeewemnrs | the hishest ornaments of the French ( hurch OL “7. Se t i Mr. I ope will, we think, ag ! her mind; and| Cy or Prot it. Fhe obj mn ¢ . : ee aa : vue great family, Pieir morals.” says Ban- i : survive the bombshell from the Patréot, for he ‘ 30 urned, to meet oa the Zist ef Decewber 5 t + ‘ ’ ' _ . hs wk + b ge iw xtended to those Scl s;: the patron: ’ tie so - ,ust to this tem that rmuld : Ié separa! ar. S Bea Qu } croft, “ were of an traflected purity Pheu harlottetown, December 28, 1863, ee ee 1ools; the patronage | was on the street to-day in good he sith; busist » he a. i” r tiis have heen issued for elections lu Qil the ube ierease d. am » (‘ol ic ad | , / “a ‘ cain ee — ? be iia abl ( r each crutestant sect we ha vacant ts he [fouse es ; . ik th 1 he eo et incl, of men who, like Bourdaloue, Massi:lon, | is doubtful whether the Bilder will or not, for une . ; - tive et f . ot l Ij ie —_—, j ‘ . a +: i evuUn OULY as ie rac Inhy station of a company, ne : a } ; ‘ia ; s : | . : ‘ ' . ( eeu Ju bb t bas issued an address to his ean-! eaunted by this time 1355 ‘ording to B C H R [a7 M A S Bossnet, Fene lon, well knew thet the most | the exertion was almost too much for his neie . int r s y Gis ir wrongs mi . two us ‘ ‘ ache g ae - . ae ait is : ; : Tiie’ta Gy oT siaie, 4 woo} aceo ig te diate . j : : : 2 i rer _ a ‘ 9 ae | - 1. : i tha p a ; 1001 : : stilts ni a prectoinary ‘ y His ve-| erett and Labburiou, sixteen-or seventeen thou- —— precious portion of Christ’s inheritance, de- vous eystew. £1 . hadow of the ; Monastery . { ' e for testaits. l rotestants | election He sa Lhave ageepted cfiice in| sand seule. Tung is no festival of the year which brings |). ec a iad | aay have something to do with the affair ; fh : 2 were | ave. ined. divided into a maltialicite eo istene’s admiatration and wuet oblein Tad Cocdent ik ee ibis oe : os livered to their charge, lay among the humble | jut ot as to be h »ped that the musicin the Hall sel. bra k aod Queenstow: for the| but among them sect and t hardly differ | Year sane wd T trust the confidence you! ed with a greedy eye on the happy bome of the; “'? more pleasing and joyful thoughts than! ors and ¢hat erudition, however d -ep, and next week will Lave a svothing eifeet on him. eNuse he aonta of ¢F ani whoa were ' : 2» go lous i ue | be th. a di a vi th; : ‘*hristmne ‘ > are . } + 7 ss a ) h auLed - re than do A hviduals die o lung placed las ue will uot be with aro s. * The od the Massachassets | tat of Christmas, All good men are then talents, however splendid, are, in priest or $$ ——_—_____ e Ut.u uot wancincwer. in Oth Causes 4) from each other in the same sect s Pruotes ' . husbaluinen says Bancroft, “ were taught to! a; : ree wa Le angelic ' | } ; soa it ae , ) ‘ ate dispor ei aud sor 2 une ° : oe i n great demonstration was mad Phere was| taut doctrines are mostly negative, or { yuna ’ Wiliam E Baxter, a member of the Honse of abhor Popish superstition.” The Puritan Spirit is she ‘ 7 , " : . ; : 7 > ae + bishop, but “lights that lead astray,” if not Vag St. John Freeman queees © couple of ais rl Stiy neya . oul ie eae De : : : : t mt i 66 (Yor ein Dad on h. and 01 t : : ns : 7 . no mterference op the part of the authorities. | on ¢ mpromises, and as no Protestants 1) a) oa Me bee - hus beeu appointed | the same, whether in New England or anywhere | hymn “Glory bz to Gad « ao ee + ean” | divected as well to enlighten, to improve, to parasraphs from an aiticle published in the ek . “ : cretary of the Admiralt - Theos ¢ a le ia : : ie an yp See are a. . ; . fe f (;yud order wes main d, that positive belief in the distinctive doctrines The new M try ha : decided to recall Far] eine. oy same New ae oe Zs Ni) peace to men of go d will. Christians of al] console the igncrant and lowly b in ee de Summerside Progress, on the question of : ’ . : : ‘ aa 1th 18 a0 art) years later, were ready ‘cause it Buite +1 . . e. : ° rome To neeten rie idac , cage semanas ne of any one sect is essential to salvation, ther: | Yayo from India, and retain Sir John Lawrence | 2. biti ‘a raayet coc i es - a. ou "| denominations, with few exceptions, celebrate obits tee enalaitiiade kee Sectariaun Kdueation, We pay so little at Hollowny’sa Ouoty t—} evs. W nde ullie and as » 5 @? Den? i ek v. ar. ¥ ‘aie cg i oe ee lise : ae GRaenes LaOts ‘ . ‘ onTroun , Ctapnysicas sceptic, Or tO jtention to whut the regres : i ’ te : ”" D Bad legs, on - r is and can be no urgent reason why ea aa Vieores te rove year, at the expiration of! mother copntry, Were foremost in their zeal to | with more than ordinary praise and thankfu!- Pe ee iil ois il ea oa : saa ' “gr f GTESS Says that the = rs, and ali Ge . f sores ate eure Y Protestant sect should have its se parate | whiek the Marquis of Salisbury will be appointed expel the poot Acadiaus, as dangerous subjects ; th ‘ of ui tyie f Caj a 10$ 10 Gweic in Nigh places, paragraphs quoted entirely escaped our at- j ; e pron ' ‘ hese “ ' " ' : . ' | a , oi ONE i@ anniversar 1@ nN ' he . *\ . 4 > They are : : >

eo OS ee re ene 7 ree hools. They al! agree in their hatred of to that Poet | trom their happy bomes, in order that they them. | cen a rah — a ee % After the victory of Waterloo had terminated 'stion. They are unique in their way. We

eo Ho attempt to cure bud legs uy | Coiholicity, and may be satislied with anti- Memorials to the Queen asking for the release | selves might possess and evjey their bread and Saviour of the world. And they do well. Por t} tracted | stili ies ] Kngland ae eat seep ee ee ee , . * +h . ‘th ' aie i ' - 4 ° . . ” = e tractle 0 ie> ‘twee ¢ a £ Pa

a ane’ wees Hirgger : Oe hools. Indeed, the public schools, | of the Fenians imprisoned in various parte of the | reh acres. In short, the Acadiana were driven| if men celebrate with joy the anniversary of the : a ee ee diilicult to wuderstand them. We saw at epee

ty, tor sical d kin unite, a bacgy, diseased us they are, oiiend the consciences of very few, | Kingda. Were circu ated and extensively signed | fraud scattered to ‘he four winds of Heaven.|, - © sl ceil 7 France, and opened, on the continent, an) when the Pro ress wan announced that he

cenditien rena un ach, te break oui with re . ee ee ’ -* at all the Cathuiie churches on Sunday lust a aan : "ead re ’ birth of a temporal sovereign how much more . : : 1 . : . : as

tewtold fury » few dave. The o1 rational (i any of them, and, mder J, they all agree in| °* ™ . p Dd ~ 16th i whily, os wanderers, they sighed for their native, : 5 unnwlested passage to stranzers, the elliciency would wiite w series of articles on Sectarian vain 7 .s . ‘ a , OE FP TERS . te , ’ aris + 16th. a “ ain cain 7 a aes “ ‘eas av Yhristinne far celehratin< “ - +3 . . and perma ‘ t, as indicated by nature, | Supporting thei, They are its founders and The following official news { ns ; ce ] ul nen zueee We, = poncenty = or, een were Ohi coe fe om brating, — of the Christian Schools be came better known areseeume that he did not understaud the “ : esate ’ 7 ¢ i iit wing neat news jrew Spa s pub ' ‘ , . . ' Stlais s OOS HeCi ® De TE : " ° ‘ ~ t annants > hte ace * °c ) , ae : : : : , : les hy viene isation in and abeut the | Supporters. Rathi ey tees muaniee tncntioal teow ct annan 3 of the h ae is ' ice keep the record of joyful praise, va anniversary of the birth of yy : cS _ Subject. The question was too deep tor him, : al oh. ; nih diatiegh Milinenl : : ii : ad ) quel g sorrows so wantonly inflbcted,so bitter and so per : and appreciated in the United Kingdom and in |, i his sudden colls we ' wend, to es ouri erven, to en Let, then, the tem of public schools’) the addresses prepared by the Government to be | es J . Fostetit . insleeiasts the King of Peace who has rescued mau fro ‘ and his sudden collapse has proved that we ' ; . } } : ennoial, as fell upon the Freneh inhabitants of Atay ec 10 has cu mat trom . » . . . r . the few 1 as 8 & its ve +! remain for Prot ts, but jet Catholics have | torwarded to the yarigue departments in the pro-| Acadia. We have been trae. they said of the ; ‘ . ‘ene America. [In 1820, this Institute was jntro-! were right. When we tell the Freeman that as sia soa aie oe ee Seietlits suailedadnal Ue apandiite Sui tin doutseak Acadia. e have been trae, they said of theme | sin and degredation, and opened for him the eet p Mle as the ediweof the Proaens i hins-weshell eels ; ; » eparate Schools Of their own with their pro- " J iy t y to * restoration selves, to our religion, and true to ouraelves: vet, | : , H ty Kj ; Ww duced into [reland by Dr, roy and the late i ike ! YG €SS 1S & White-washe : pe pet rat portion of the taxes and pabiie funds for edu-| 2d pre rvabou of order are cous que utly with | nature appears to consider us only as the objects portais o is Heavenly iKinzdom, e are Fic: Sleuniie. ceak ales: ak tlie itiasiithiaias ankee infidel and reLegade Catholic, he will tte tion. In that way no consciences will be " 2 nb cul aati #f public vengeanee. The hand of the Enel sh) not a people united in religion; but that is no ; ; ce blished j he Bricie! know what value to attach to any of his write i os neressed aid oo cue be bs a ae AIng George o mreece has refused to aceecde | ficial seemed under a epell. with regard te the } ” : 1ouseS have been established in the British ines. We vive below © ) nite F i _ epprraess 1 no one be axed sor the support) «os. demands of the Multan of Cie sud en De ear) oe g Yat) reason why we should not be united as social . : ae te : ° w the comments of the Have the face i is it badly | of sehouls which his Church disapproves. The) gi tamatic eorrespundence en ae “and was never uplifted but to curse them.’ Thus - North American Provinces and the United | /rcemen, together with the paragraphs from pe Has ste sain tu the deat. | chance rocnired is tegen. * lige iim “ut prlomre ! it ndeue polWween 1G LWO' far Baneroft. citizens of the community. In relizious mat- on the Progress, aid with the former journal ve A . . : " i e ’ : puwers as ceasc d. Sona i : sil Bi of aad ce al C States. a Se back, or sid bet 3 pains in the | by Catholics, not a favor, but as a simple i i i at | , Such tea brief ontline of the history of the peer! ters we should “agree to differ,” aud endeavor i : is, say ‘understand it if you can,’’ ; stein rb llave you mus Colic OF) aot of justice is dematuded by that MM vee ee - o ng. | Acadians in the land from whieb they take their ae dt th “bl As some of the “ Brothers *’ are expected | * . . oc ae . , . . a ‘ Mr. iy accept the position in the Cabinet ‘ " x oe a ae a ee apd | 4 GO aS much goo > ONE ANOLHer as possibie, » ; Thess ‘cide ? eo 5 ones hs Ii ine SoG! setiinns Uisaee wy bias the ecm tanendnenl on MOMMIe ob ke nando Pedal ee me And how did they fare in Prince Edward | oe I "© to take charge of the new school erected by The s ummerside Progress is opp®sed te De- Ajay we sunueut. and y tecs. The State might “iL tax | las been appointed Comuissioner of Public Works. | and? Fortunately, the Puritanie eement did} We are not to be long in this world, and sin-| |. . th ~ ? |powitadoual Schools, Lhese whe try to argre co an hspnnatan { ’ - nl tas well tax The" Tit _ megane’ ir. Roverdy Johneon’a na.) Het rule supreme here at a very early period ; date Chiaiietmtats teed tote ; His Lordship the Bishop, our readers will be that the State should have entire control et the ) us thelies to su t rotestant worship, ae a big ee sverthele » know th: . nadie r staans mngnt ine better empioyment | ; a + . . 1 ‘ ) 1 latnine fi halal . sivaiiee that thie ** Alabama’? negetiations are z " apie , an - a “er be re 9 hiss thal satiated i ' ,. anxious to know some particulars regarding schools and colleges 7 = oe and a ae Spi ; ircies, OF ( tito i SCIENCE, AS) oh ced tus » pecenter thoneh sineh eur. ere merciessly driven by force, and withou nn dal BHOrt period lan wounding the rei. ligiens msetruction shou:d b | j A ‘ mn . : : : ’ chk { must be aece; i, meh with uineh sur : y ’ ; 5 g i ot : 2 ‘ © absolutely excluded, prevale nily ». | 02, tox ue the support of the pul prise, seeing that he Incressed bis demands after | the shadow of justice, from the old French Set- rious susceptinilities of one another. If we do | their rales, do, generally cuatound and wix tle most incongruous i ; ‘ bans 1rep |schouls Hither, then, remit to us the se li herd Stanley had surrendered all that could be! tlement of Bav Fortune. which the reripied, | ~ i ere ¢ a . . . : “as at 8 +, tr . ~ , ; : PAIN KIL o oe the school | Sid Sette Se Gekeleie pe a nd Hinks Clue tien, tal | net tien bo ee: Milneiedddiite kdeiettee Che end of the Institute is stated, in the first | °#* Up mu 4 sad maddie, from which they eseape li is no Hew tes hos , | tax, and give us our share of the educational | #bandoned 4 pa y t regrets that so much | inte the wild fi rests areund Rollo Bay. They | "Ob agree in may thinzs,we surely agree in this . by reiterating that s¢hool and college education . ‘ ; on . : has bee ade pu about tt -votiations ‘he | ‘ amine . ‘ cE : : ‘ ‘ | ohs op of the Rules; ’ itutiona . ore: nae ; e Serre years and-| fund held by the State, or aliow us, at the | opy. ats tube ie ree a vale a employed an eminent lawyer from Lower Canada —in expressing our heart-felt gratitude to the chapter of the Rules and Constitutions, to be: | should be nou-religious—as if euch iteration was ° those wi t orn 1: . i: : . PheLY ttl 3 MF. PONS wouk ave ‘ y i fe urori ‘ . 7 , 1, ' . : - . . Tr me i rnaily, | publie expense, separate schools fur our own | fared better had he been lese zealous for Fai to plead for them and defend their rights to the Anshor of oll sod Gar the incatinenhia Wessines |” Phat all t'e members labor, in the first preel conclusive. The Progress surpasses any- wort! y Inos’ ¢ ‘ 7 ( W. luidrete | ‘lhe * Standard asks if the Radieal zeal for Ameri iauds which they occupied ; but, after he had put i . ; . : rr lace, for their own perfection ; 1, in tl ese ee coe 2 neta toe — Hear

Pas K i. % an interests will continue in the Government the Acad ns, as hes Jbengut, 10 a@ fair way of ob. | bo the human race which flow from the Incarna- es : : | eenoa; and, 1D the | and undersiand tif you can :— elfiency >f ~ . fuow that Lord Glarendon is Foreign Secre ry. Taining their Just rights, he returned home to tion and Nativity of the Son of God. After the second, for that of their neighbor, by a serious * Now. the question propey, to be discussed and

sp . anes ; me ‘ nae deapatel fr Berliu states that Pruseian in-| Canada, whereupou the Acadiais were forever ' ae a . . . , , ' 3 : ° :

Warrant ‘ ‘ rv i teas For Turoat Disorpers anp Couns — A despated Trou ber , ] : : . . : . api atio he strane ale abilities decided in couueciion be last ) ve; — own OF i Brown's B an ] Treehe pa Tered with | terests being strongly iu faver of the peace of Ku. | expelled from the old Settlement of Bay Yortune. fall of our first parents man was left grovelling pplication to the instruction of male children, | * uld ere — _* - oe ~ ip a ; i vi t we u pronebia roches are ollered with the e.the Government bas endeavored to induce Althou sh the eame lari o iniustion ws { ° . . . ‘ " vt i especially the oor in tl . ee : t suVuld morally or religion be laughtinu Our Colt ~ oo i +, fullest confidence In their efficacy They have era t ‘ . ee eet of Selene Alth “ ] ; & <— istice was or in his miseries for thousands of years, enjoying | “°° ait) I ’ 1 principles Of mon rchvols! At first blush it would seem highly o» nehes, puris etlncts sas : es ae My greece ) Collply ¥ } Germ ee eeey 89 iy practised, yet ways and means were als a. | , iii : as “hristis a oa Raita 9 _— 2 ) or ay * ves’ , i sre pot

a | ; fectuul | been theroughly tested, and maintain the reli Fo un the Gaistads ure franded 60 luteradtiotal 'y F c aa 7 also de only a glimpse of his future redemption in the Christian religion and piety.” “ The Spirit of proper to say ° yes” to this, if religion Were &.« a + very | reputation they have justly acquired nm. Pea eeeebiieie of war betwern Turkes vised in order to drive the Acadians from the eld 1 o ; : : matter of many creeds, sects or denominalions, ¥

: j i ati ! it 1V i ° aw ie mbiltties o i Ts Pel it . ; . . . : .* | 8 S 2 arde 20 ‘ar >} er . a : . : . . may at ee it J el i highly | AGren Nuits canaiadiendeiaasll ” | Settlements of Malpeque and st. Eleanor’s, to, promise and expectation of it. Had man been this Institute is an ardent zeal for the instruction | with some pecwlarity of doctrine Tor which it claims reac the ese Logenges are prepared from a bighly aud Gr sag A ” omnes ; wk a home is » wile ie a . Pa . ’ . . . a special cousiderat exe . Mesers. [srry Paviw A ‘ ie | esteemed recipe tor alleviating Bronchial Affec-| 4 telewram from the Eust says, the Greek steam. | 8° 3 ei " ery sti - theeeitracts of) restored to grace as soon as he had forfeited of children, for rearing them up in the fear ;" PSS eration or excellence. in Montres!, 0 . t ied. | tiona, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughe, Colds, and|°T . &'oMs + pursued by a Parkish Man-of- Wat a 0 ee eee t, he would have | suflic] ,,|and love of God. The Brothers shall teacl But morality or religion. connected as it is with --News pons 's I re ' { st : r at abe ook refuge in the barbor of Svra, where she is| Cascumpec, Egmont Bay, and Miscouehe. 1/1, 4e would not have been sulticiently sensible ' a re CaCO | all shades of belief. should not, in eur + stiuation,

. . trilaliow or Borebesas of the Direat, i ua 4 li a . ot Be ein thin o i iM ls _ a . ° . sks ‘ . | a : : ° “i . .

Davis atN Mtb ha dle ial i HOW “_ ants iby the Adwiral of a Turkish feet a Ss ae ny rence to the —e of | of the depth of his horrible wounds, nor have | the children, in the way of science, such things be niade f subordiuate te creeds or duc: ines, pe dealers in ) ‘ 4 Punuic SPEAKERS AND Vocatists will Gnd | te Sheiperaxa , ee : | the Freweh Acadians, to give an idea of the glar- i a, gi ee . “s ee iia caxs aap | we cousider morality to be mere the d: finhien o| lal es a é oo iad er: or “ape fd wa - a a" rau Stateme > reparted that the U wee of the lng it justice and cruel persecutions to which they had a just feeling of the spiritual biindness, | 8% 4r¢ befitting them, &e. . lsuch creeds, &c., thay they the definition of it asa

i wil b eUecal i Ciesg i i ae eUoOTre & “an j t : ;

si adininehs ‘ : ” Sniten tas been rejected by Greece, and that the ne . ail ce s as é ee ames ath . { oan . : rane we Sag antici mn Ath on ty os ade alta ing or singing, and relieving the throat after aay) qyeek Knvey at Coustuntinople received bis pass _ 0 stubje - d. on a - reads weakness aud wretchedness in which he lay| The Brothers live together in commun:ties a a id. = — ol a ae og Se 8. sp meg ' : ot | ucasual exertion of the vecel organs, having a! ports Ali Greeks remuiuiny in Turkey after a their bistery aid considers the disadvantages . or ne , rs bis , | #9e ve held superior to shades of beliel, w oe & - -culiar adaption to affections whic ty li as ae pos wagner { wi | — ; ae nuder which they laboured, can only wonder that buried under the weight of his guilt. Neither cousisiing of as many members as the geveral | We bold that it coutrols or should control all these

Senta , ; soils pecuuar acapuion lo nite jens meh disturo tie rt rit (women excepted) Will ve reyarded us é i : ’ homes ais » sy ° . . - : . . " : things, ‘“Dherefor . nalitv shou! . —" om i - ‘ ports | Creanes ofspeech. Seld ai vd cents per box, by | subjecis of the Si blime Porte. A squadron hus they lave not, as a people, disappeared altogether would the infinite Were; of God, in saving him, | wants vf the Society may allow, or the necessities schools, n a » thied eaten ee oe or ' ; " : ade hod ® : * x. j . ' i ti yout on our Te 2 . : ; j » - i : > er aes Q F “Larhe ~ tlic ° i re the a Dealers a Mediciue. | re yt eustaullinople to re-injorce the Reet of fren ws a ot the earth, We — i ane ’ have appeared in such great lustre. Ged aie! of the district in which they are situated may pew a broad. universal and really siuiple principles ; lobart I t ir not all at onee, or in a generation or two, that | ‘ ee ~ Tay : gianeate has ile be astl : a obart i i i ; . dk a we : : thot is best und most plainly euunciated in the pamimer.— Mo * i } — Cissda that the design of its op-|a dowu-trodden people, such as the Acadans WY raised several faithful set ants, and even demand ; aud they are subject to certain rules | teachines of Jesus Chriss ; Who would net exchange the dry, brash and! er “ t with a view of ©x-| have been, can take their place in the front ri ye ations, f ; ying t) . : ee a. : - i Sle Bohs a , by hina f the sculp lor ti teusion of conquest, but for the pur- al 1 eountes p ront ranks when most nati ms, from following the bent of | of conduct admirably suited to preserve among Phe question, * What wre those teachings?” i6 : aded tocks Cacecd by hum ‘ “ > oe ne} © ; ee oe oe ee ac . a siniias E . z re : ‘ | . . over . or bE at 4. : dark, gloesy ones of seuih? Uf any ane js in me us : io 7 = ao Kuwir of | But, taking the Acadians as they are, what, we their passions, fell into the most deplorable | them the piety and the detachme:t from secular | tle very one that underlies the whole diflicalty , Mii SIL fen Yeurs bave elearly! gdocht as wi be Hair Prev ; bow har ore permanent pence. i » fabing tne J ro eee spiritue jf 2g > reser Lalit. f . : Veot OH suet thet. Wee ' eg a ee tu wt bof the Hair Preparations vow * cia are reporte | at Peshawar, | are asked, is the result of the education received 5?!" ial blindness, He reserved to Himself a | engazements so necessary for securing the | i aa ss ” nein = om “iim the market is best, let hun at ones procure a| pathece . iannd ia Tenia... Mamins § a. rigs 2 . , ¢ . penlinr ‘ i . . | ‘ .

REWEDY siuphei'y, the great eleméut! pettle of Ring’s Vegetable Ambrosia, and there-| ti, re:t - in C o 7 i ava " "fo amine: aa ae under pte 7 _—— ! _ ae =~ ’ — peculiar people, among whom He was known! confidence and respect of the people among) Fire.—On Tuesday Evening last, about 10

il eae maaan ae aid tii .* . = * . Saeares! sues oe f ' , res teues eculral dla, a8 100d ps are de-| appeurs in wir every ay ile. ie cadiaug ah i é Bi Pp Mi i © “ . a ” i of this splendia preparation, | by save precious tine which would utherwise be | ficeut aud prospects worse than before ihere are distinguished by much of that love of and served, and many were saved through faith | whom they live, and to keep alive the spirit of leer the ateteh as Bre Gree Gisem, Sule S “SS whica allows ite me whenever there is bo khug or) jest, Madrid, Dee 18th jtound that the buildings on Water Street, o¢-