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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

THE SCHOOL QUESTION,

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MISCELLANEOUS.

Prince Arthur will soon be dubbed Duke |

FIRE AND MARINE

er . : l . ee scisnnal . - 99g maser ggoca to _ es apt and ingenious parody was composed by of Dublin, CUSTOM TAI LOR ING l N S /RAN Cc i. . * APRIL 22, 1874 such a meecure as was asked. ® co ) Benicar of cnr Hemek at bia a i : S aig Mr. Jomn A. MeDowatt igreeably to no sidered that they owed it to the Catholics . a of rs ™ ee - Four negroes tet hung at Thamesville, IMPERIAL . Spec eS ~ : ae “ —o o take some trouble i his respec e Will, however, we have no dou eruse Georgia, last Friday. : tee in the Order Book, moved that the | % take som trouble a th ms pect. H . : ? —s y U BY ESINT STREET. j - w yald ay to the Liberal rty on the ops with interest :— * j i c ll f j Te Sita b y. — Honse resolve itself intoa ( ommittee of the nie vee, r+} Hes ; 7} aie . F ta The application of Dr. Kenea oe 4 I Ie OMpany <2 +00@ Whole, to take into consideration certain | Posite side of the House, that he expected With patience weary and worn. trial for Arthur Orton, has been refused. —_—_—— i 4 A} y is mendments to the Education Act After | Support from them in this demand They, With eye-lids heavy as lead | It is rumored that Walter Shanley will be i out sad LONDON, ik I I nts to ) es OM AAC { a ain fig i Rs Lis i aa . 4 aire nay te om ty Co . ‘ by u . es: 8 i La ‘ova me «discussion regarding the appointment | ** Well as the Conservati any ; ag he Speaker sat in his Chair of State, appointed manager of the Grand Trunk. | TWEED 8 IJ | TI N CS ( Dl i T C 01, } R §, scribed and Inv ted Capital £1,965,000 o fai ein great deal of Catholic s Ipport. n day Nodding his drowsy head; I ho Ualted Sintes Senate Me, Polen’ j § Sterling. " vo : ‘i y M ‘ ts cial ah ‘ i gone by, when that was a true Liberal And whilst the dull debate ' v the re Sane aati. atl 7 smaiiesinidiiinaas : Mr. 7 MAS KELLY took the Chair, anc arty, led by M Coles { Mr. Hensley Maintained its sluggish; .-ien, o ermont,in s~ , i : : party, led by Mr. Coles and My ley, Maintaine< ig@gish icig ili Cy BUFR 3 VAT" NGS . _— ™ M MecDonatp moved the following re< | they were strongly and ably supported by lhe dubious doze, which — et nize Cuban Bey steeper a re ‘ l t it 4 MONTREAL ' 4 solut Catholics inside and outside the House Suggested these thoughts to his brain. The funeral of Dr. Livingstone,this morn. in colors to sui narhs f 7 i siete \ va . . t laws in force in this Pro« | 84 very many of those measures, which Palk—Talk—Talk ! | ing, in nae, a was aaaee . nee ‘ Marie Assnranee OMMpaky. VSTO!E . ? ie » i orce is ms i i i ff ee adars reme : ah : Pi ° s " . 0" | ‘ ” ea et i} wae . ‘ vit relating to education are in many res made the - mace i : cnet lea a : = ps Whilst the cock is crowing aloof, by . ie “ alent Gealate. The SPRIN G AN D St M MER. " i ’ pil ts defective, and require amendment; | ered with honor by the people of the And talk—talk—talk! from the Royal grap! 7. Capital and Cash Assots over $1,000,000 . 4 : pec ere rl . : F ’ Colony, would never have been passed but | Till the stars shine on the roof Queen and Prince of Wales sent carriages A FULL LINE OF eo . : eee onl te sadene = iT t . ut ” 1 oxpetient for the assistance of the Catholic members | It’s Oh, to be the slave. as marks of respect for the deceased. sahara The above OFFICES being of UNDOUBRB XN RANT - y ! g 7 : we ab " Me — ro aegis } of that party. In making any alter ition The infidel dog of the Turk, SPLENDID Financzringc. —Between 1863 ED STANDING, guarantee perfect security . 2 g j — ” _ mM = ng t - uc greta. an in the school law, the assistance of that | Rather than sit to superintend and 1873 the following ficancial feat was ac- ; ond prompt payment of leases. idliien ou Oe che cunplapmanies tencborsf aah nen nt |petty, aud cf the other branch of the| “this cnn tenement hieved in Britan : about $80,000,000 of an. FENTON T. NEWBERY ii the employment as teachers of such persons Legislature, would be required if the alter, | ation was remitted, nearly $200 000 Ses he * eas . ‘ey a . : s ERS SI ‘ \nchor Line |S shall produce to the Board of Education nites were to be of any service to the | Talk—Talk—Talk! 100 of publie debts was riuidiateae and at DOESK ] N Ss, I IN ; Agent for Prince Edward Island ms vy riy g, | Satemctory certificates, as to their charac. | country, He hoped there were sufficient he rattle never fags; on . the close of the period, a surplus of $25 000 Ch'town, Jan. 20, 1873, ly sngieas I —" © ter and attainments, from some college or | Liberals in that body to give the support | Aud what are its products ¢ little, alas, | 000. was soouved. ' ' 1Cy ’ ra TROY? | 14 ee» ee : other institution of learning in Europe or | necessary. If the word ‘liberal’ meant | San: ee eee ked li Si Lambton Lorraine,who was comman CASSA MER ' sD. coe ams ; : le ee ee, . . : } As 7 , ora naked lie. Sir. . 4 prol ‘ that of Wr teven mgr Bi! ae - Fender eo ge what our dictionaries defined it to mean, Cae _— rhe der ae British war ship “Niobe,” when SPLAY OF U er oots. proin we ~ n Oo ‘mm Mevens, 3 ing o a}i 2 s mn in ® ta . : ¥ . . ~ . y . i bape — ao the mpart ng : a —_— in ~~ po oo and there was a majority of Liberals in | And a whole so blank. that sleep I thank, | per appearance at Santiago de Cuba put a A GRAND DISPL:- Of Shediac, which recently gave birth | schools in which the pupils are all of the | Councll, the justice asked for would be f it cast it’s shad . : ¢ pisses | , ame deno tio ch religious instrue , ; : If It cast it's shadow o'er. stop to the execution of the ‘Virginius’ 36 Cases RE ee eG OO eee ee eae oe Eee | Seated, tk SUMAh Ge Geabt be oid by | risoners, has arrived in New York. He is AND AMERICAN FELT HATS | stone theee tle her ton to be subject to the approval of the | the Opposition that he, as a member of | Talk—Talk—Talk! P ee : . ‘ ; eevers Sy PROT CO TNT | ne suard f the child ; ce a ; the specia! objectof the interviewers’ atten- u fr BOOTS oes le parents or guardians of the children. the Government, should net speak in this| From weary chime to chime: tion; and is the lion of the day Collars. Cloves r) : It was, Mr. McDonald supposed, neces-| manner that the matter should be carried | And talk—talk—talk ! — d sala Wasteiis Cesatte Ties, Braces, ’ . | wee Eten Giese aa _ 2. ss > a ta who has |S@¥ to offer some explanation. It was | by the Government themselves. When he} As {if silence were a crime— ; Private ra S rom Ol rn ay rr TL: “ye , d t “d ia nd Gents ‘ i ' bert ri m0 288 | well known that there was a great deal of spoke again on the question before the de- | , Oh’ aud ‘Order aud : Hear, report on tee eavy — The on i W hite Shirts made oO oraer a N est Desi for sale at suring the winter, been pursuing his art, | dissatisfaction in reference to the Free | bate closed, he would reply to this argu- | eater” and “Onder erate es son bine f aan is fel ’ aan Hl | ems, studies in Boston — has returned to the | Schools, and more particularly in reference | ment. He simply wished. at this stage, to Till every sense is ee eee dense | tremb aa: oon a oe wet t vuaranteed to tit. \ Lowest Prices. s ih ; se in the city. There was, he said a he cuestl | As the eye that hath lost its glo one hundred miles from the mountains. 5 ‘ sland. #H enjamin Davies is ill, and | to those in the city ’ ‘| Open up the question The shocks are more severe than before,and \ RTS N & CO A. B. SMITH mile to tale Me sent in 0 Leseeniie, 1 0 ol over the way in which education was Mr. Coxroy was glad that the question Talk—talk—talk ! tie femly ballewed by scientists thet an .. ROBE Ne > i ° . A. . oe mee "” | imparted in a very satisfactory manner, and | was fairly before the House, even at this} fn the dull and heavy night, eruption is imminent N h 23, 1874 witb Fata. Rau WAY ACCIDENT The train | te teachers in which did not receive state late hour. He had begun to get nervous And talk—talk—talk ! P stig ae " ; March 23, ‘2. 1 ar ' ous 1 He asked that that those teachers upon it, after waiting so long If he had | When the sunis warm and bright ; A CostLy GovgENMENT.—It cost $55,588; — “ When people see a —- ee Lise they kaow : ~ ¥, On the ~'th | should be allowed to receive a share of the ever wished the gift of oratory, he wished | “fis ever a winter to me, U23 to run the city renee mee enews is . re — Saaiaten tote eee en avout one mile south of Lon~| public money on their producing certiti- | ;, now. He believed that only educated | No change the seasons bring, last year, The total city and county debt ls do it Customers, like sheep, are gregarious a ? as sates of competency from any institution of | _” sina Hastie thi bjee And nature gay in her bridal array, of New York at the end of the year was j to con. Une , ’ ¢ ' N ve i ied a man | Cat ae sa men could speak fully upon this subject, a ie 2131 904.571 han the debt of Canada and flock where they see others go. If nobody iff hind aati searning in E irope or America. which was the reason why he objected to But twits me with the spring. pp , ae iiean that Sean anaes —“" a nen nen = = a ee ie f else were engaged in the same busiaesa, it would . , ce : wae Se ed us eaten : _ a S Nee a : f an e amount o. I ain . — > Mr. ARSED ,UX.—This was : que a the we ¢ oe a a of oa +0, heb Ger eins sheee bee. debt $9,498,858, or fully ie ter a eens Q bo inpertans Ss etenene a raveeene: 4 Woopes Man—the Hon. } ss,Min-| which all felt an interest. -veryone de~ | merside in the chair, there yy preventing A respite, however brief, bi eal, , P — im ie ster of M +, wi t iz : n the “red to be well educated, and that their that hon. member from speaking on the From these uttered nothingsthat should fill than — pes ses a ae York ” my Maperig bor BS oe © oa ie oe Cee E eg children should be so also. ‘This question | question until the Speaker hat taken the The statesman’s mind with grief! Harp on Sours CAROLINA .— ps oa anne); emma vertize, it becomes the more important for vou se yesterday, impassive and ie'pless, | was one which no one need be ashamed of | chair, Some gentlemen who had spoken A little more work a little less talk, World says: “Itis the sober, om ~ ’ HEAD OFFICE oe . « «© MOeNTRA LE. to doso; it they do not advertize it becomes ‘ wder of th ernment ans~ | discussing. It was well known that the on this matter, had referred to the Prussian Might ease the common fate ; {heart | that it would be better for South Caro ina Sa Se 7 doubly important. Anon wered the questions which were put to him | laws en education were not perfect,—it was | law, but there was no need of going so far dut the country’s smart never touches the | today to be a colony of Great Britain ¢ Si Ale ander F Galt K C M G President nate uF ce ; e a difficult matter to make themso. These from home. We were all — = | Of the Moloch of Debate. bes a er = ay Bev gg nage ir xX ‘ ’ . . “) ‘ = : laws might be amended, from time to | education. A man who was educated for a She wou eas free : bg: eaeecniaiaiaiita bik’ ateiaie : saints cians 3 forn, : ; ~ be THE » NTION O ‘ , Capeh | ae, as might laws on any other question lawyer or docter, recieved a instruction = _— en ° oe _— u slaweny oon " she oo _— + agama CAPITA T,, 100,000 THE ATTENTION OF \ EL KR Off st rt) | With a good understanding, the defects in| abla for his profession The first thing . sehen lost pia Algo JAR é free also from $ 20: a ‘ ; , i ; : ; . : ; . ie The Sp2aker sate in his Cl al: of State : “wath : ue mae ‘ + $10 note, } graphed, and cap- | the Education Act might be remedied. He | thought of bya father regarding his boys was I Weddin hie cn head: oppresses her of — at the = of — HIS COMPANY, Incorporated by Acts of Parliament, is licensed to ee ee ae importers and Dealers l yesterday morning by the tell ¢|ics or Protestants; all denominations | not know why Roman Catholies only had Maintained its sluggish reign, porting those t ae n oe ons Private suretyships, IS RESPECTFULLY DIRECTED TO : as ay should work upon the matter. From all spoken upon this question, and the others The dubious doze which refuses repose— | the British colony = sor = me Sa by the Dominion Government from att pus. | ¢ . , I 1 to bt sites complaints of defects were made. | had been silent. The people t» whom he | Which deadens, oft only to deepen our | are making laws to nid in § i: hi, nee The Bonds of the Company are accepted »y oe sa os eee SVARMIFBR their g i about this d m ! € | Quarrelling over the matter would never | belonged, were unfortunately more in need | woes— k would be breaking 8s 7 on ti gn y LIC OFFICERS OF CANADA, ee owe Otneittes Bonk a : he cued mend them; that could only be done by | of education than most others. It was | Suggested these thoughts to his brain. | or picking oakum in the veniten lary. —__| The Bank of Moutreal, The Bank of Toronte. me calm reasoning. In some instances teachs | not necessary to go into the cause of this . oe : Snow sors ror Horses.—A California Halifax Banking Co., The Domiuion Bank. aie = a ers were not wel! paid; in some instances | it was not necessary to refer to the wrongs | Customs Sratistics,—A special despatch paper thus describes a new horse-shoe to | The Peoples Bank, i aie a MERCHANTS J : . vy.five cent teachers, who were much more deserving which they had suffered before they came tothe St. John 7 legraph, says :—* By & | prevent horses — a nee 7 G aT kR ane ee Patan Railway and by other Companys and ’ ' of State aid than others, did not receive | to this country. It had been in the country | ked for by Mr. Y learn | 1s used on the stage lines there :—‘It is 8x2} The Grand Trunk Ra y- co ’ Degg preggo Mags . bi: 5 as nie arene ‘De fp » : : : f St rt 7 Poe turn, as or by Mr. Young, we learn |! on t : " jovernme f Quebec and British Columbia. i ND STOMERS FOR THEIR a a — such aid. This might be remedied. It| from which they had come, a penai offence raven, \ : ? 7 athe Sia ao to Can- | ches in size, made of maleable iron, and Boards of Trade. Also by the Governments of Q WILL FIND CUSTOMER stom Wi : my hardship to gentlemen who had dis | for them to learn the alphabet. Regard | San ate lt ey neon ; covered on one side with India rubber, which , ject ui unis Company is to guarantee to the employer the faithful performance | SPRIN G6 GQ0008 ~_ 7 ™ F | eomas Son ectieges to have to go betore | for their religion had made them wit ada from the U les oe es is well rivited to the pate. - a (ae SS crue eaneen ‘thereby dispensing with the trouble, inconvenience and in- pat i nom teform’ the Board; and some, rather than do 0, | they were. When he had been a lad, he quarter ending 31st December, in the years | of the plate on the other side, is a horse~shoe ee aoneie suretyship. : SY ADVERYIZNG IN j intend not to teach at all. To make the | had seen the action of the clergy in his | L871, 1872 and 1873, were valued at $2,345,. | of common size with sharp toe and heel ten, requirin,y to put in bonds of security on their appointment to DOMINION Or- | BY ADVERTIZNG 1) : ', | discussion of this question a religious fight, | ¢ yuntry denounced for keeping the children ext ack 79 99 069.518 : 1 in °73,| c&!k- This also is rivited solidly to the FICES iv ths Island, by application to a branch office here,can obtain them on payment on | ‘ iNER.' t \ kr got. ! would leave it in a worse state than before. | from attending the schools, which were Vob in iT; mis, sided andl J bat = co plate. The snow-shoe is fastened to the the preminm of fron: } to 1 per cent. | THE EXAM N . at t expense ‘ Hie w iat this stage make no further re- ; supported by men outside the county, |} at €3,786,572, a total increase on 1235 artis foot of a horse by means of a clasp with a RR. KMitzGeralad. as ' _ marks } coast guards and others. It liad —_ | cles of $717,054; this increase is not on all | swivel screw, and wae a oe — Agent in P. E. Island. 4 Yorr ; In yn, Oo ' 1 ’ “ove ; ese schools ‘e purely ; : . irect- . “he . Mero “al _ How. Francis Ketty.—The matter, as in» | proved — that these ——_ oe we articles, as a decided falling off appears in horse-shoe beneath the plate is x a The usual reductions to those who 2 ’ . 1 Cha — i 23rd instant. Edward : y, aged | troduced, was a small one. He had re~ | Protestant ; established for the purpose | articles, This proves that Canada | /¥ Under the hoof of the animal. - — . : en, killed a f old « whom he cently been taunted with sitting silent on | of damaging the religion of the children peng Ce ' f We have the intelligence by telegraph of RIV | K¢ mR Z H Kk SE AN( IN | ee ae ra “A a this question because he happened to hold who attended, and to attend which, great has not been the slaughter-house for the loss of another steamship of the Gene- LA ST AR 444i a8 SBI 1 | BY THE WRAL woaneny ” r ~ | an office. If throwing up his office would a were _ — a he ahyseio | American manufactures, as has been repre- | pa} Transatlantic rs eng be L AT THE sal oa - ee . Lo bed his victim eight Himes and n= ' accomplish the object desired, he would do | who hac Sane Oe HTS DOG Set BO MORNE sented by protectionists.”’ Amerique — which foundered at sea be oer sa 4 Sa ack 1 by cutting t t ng | so. fle explained that he held the office : educati w _ he — so oe - 73 ; " a | Brest and Havre on ~, 14th a ie Sacks. Sacks. Sacks. : f member of Board of Education for twen- | they were but hewers of wood and drawers | Oe the Ville de Havre and Europe, the mex ia . ee ig Ss$assin was i om the | OF CMUST OF HOSTE OF Xs : ’ , of Protes 5 | . : , BALES 3 Bus. Grain Sacks, contatn- f ‘ ‘ “ ty years, under various Governments, and | of water Rs een .; oa TELEGRAPHIC NEW s. que had been lengthened, and was on her, 4 ing 250 Sacks each, : m S ating had never considered it anything but credit- | over ( atholics that was the saggresvca : t - : ‘ ovetes ee ee third trip after the alteration’ She hads A g on ona iren younger t vble to hold that office. He was as contented | ignorance ; they had to be educate ties, | By Telewraph to News Room and Examiner. | on board seventy-five cabin passenger CARVELL BROs, oo with his position in his present party as he | Protestants. or remain sg my, : _ ira aia | 40,000 bushels of wheat 200 bales of cotton, A : . ot ; a _ | Ch'town, Jan. 5, 1874.—isl pat . s : mi Parlia~) would be on the other side. The re- | When an Irishman went to New York, — . April 18.—Despatel from Cal- | 1,000 packags of hides. The balance of Per Roval Mail steamers via Pictou. in addition to winters Stock. | : : r ; ‘ Nentiteais uld go further than it did 4 | was asked what he could do, his answer was, : I rgo was of a miscel'aneous character, . i i i 5 ume i j sted | solutior should go further than it did. i ty , sey aati te th he condition of the famine | the cargo wa E ervescing ozenges, or oe | ceria 10uld be recognized as a teacher } ‘1 can dig.’ What left him in that posiition j cutta state that the condition ef the fe li b i were saved, except the second | . 0 t ich Plumes and ; ’ wy of Judges | gentleman should be recognized as a teacher | ant ofeducation? Was there anys | in affected districts is improvit All on board we ! | 12 Cases and Bales Lustres, Prints. Ostric : . + shat ch, | if competent In Nova Scotia-~which was | but the want of education ? as there a y° in affected districts is im] vin officer, the line, we are told, were very suc- | ae : : Thirst Quenchers.

' ' oe ss Protestant as this Island—grants were | thing physically inferior in the appearance Hostilities in the North of Spain have been | eegsful until the enlargments ofthe steam. | Feathers, Scarlet Nap Cioth, &e., &e. | ONE placed in the mouth dissolves slowly pembers the i l given to denominational schools. He read | of the hon. member to —— hon — | suspended in consequence of th sively | ers took place, and up to the time of the 9 -. siictamniann. aimaan Gee saan ae equal footing in all the | s. Hecom- | from a report a corroboration of this state- | bers In the House ? Fon ri oe > eae iil iets sinking ofthe Villa du Havre a period of | ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF tense thirst, at the same time obviating the

‘inn - rsh. lg ‘ lif ment He would be sor ry to seek for anys } physicially inferior in the Iris a shinier ke | ii cilia nh oF another Hae of the upwards of seventeen years, it had met | frequent desire for taking fluids, They can pares She sala ™ © oe cclusively f{ Roman Catholics. | cation was what made the man Boas a oer ae is to | With no serious disaster r be carried in the waistcoat pocket, are ferent provin to show tl crimina the resolution would dono harm but he | was stamped indelibly upon um. i : } Thames this afternoon ee ed thousands t In the House of Commons on the 16th Ww INTE always ready for use, agreeable, perfectly

g st the Maritim I doubted if it would do the good which | looked back over the recoliections _ MS | ih: ng its Banks and fill the bridges which inst., Sir Stafford Northeote: Chancellor of harmless, may be given to the most delicate — hould he done The matter should be youth, with — a So — crossit. The water did rise to an unusual the Exchequer, submitte the annual P ti | calle, and = a la ee t t } " nietly satisfac :. o sorrow tni JOY - i Tni jerg , Singers, Ac gS th iti ] ti discussed and settled quietly. sati faction . wit 2 thet rish had for their | height ; but no damage was done budget. Total gross revenues of the United in Ottoman Squares —Anglo-Coloniai. Beaver, a tum, Clorgymen ne = .'w aTaOn I } t! H A. J. VeDonaur Chis was the first | The great love that = egy hich! Ti ral of Dr. Livingstone, this morn- | Kingdom for year ending March 3), 1874, & & | Speakers. City doi arabe : ’ . — ay oe Ae es oe tee One Se Ne | oneeiee ented Gas tee wrongs to which Oe FUMES OS LN. SAY OREITOMG, Shen 77 29% i . we's esti. . Cc. —— , . Cony Ha t 25 {M . V.) | time since he had held a seat in the House they and their country had been subjected, ing in Westminister Abbey was altended by £7 a oteeaee ee a eu. &c., C., | Victoria Building, Aug. 3 338. : i ALi pe so : a ak ee aa ae rx. | 2nd their close adherence to their faith | great crowd, including @ representation co iotemmae £76,456, 000, includ - | e ar come — n a reguiar motion, and he wished to ex, a . . wrong’ shicl hey had | ' : . a ae ? , IST AS ! ! ) , } , tribute toward I ena m 1 his ae aeee This was not | “2s OWing to the a he y itd | from the Royal Geographical Society. The ing the Geneva Award, but not the expenses x ~ 2 L ‘ » | Pisin Ais position shereon. ini suffered. When in thiscountry, the childs | , Wales sent carriages as | of the Ashantee expedition. Excess of exs a i‘ : t na tot suring tae course the first time that the question had been ren of such parents were sent to school, | Queen and Prince of Wales sent carrié Bes as | of the As oe ¢1,156.000. Total ‘ = «& p . profit by th ip casually, and many members had had |). 4 learned to read and write, they, ina} marks of respect for the deceased. There a ie eee financial year. ending RAI™IN s, est uaa } } n opportunity of express r 5} A as . . " ° ‘7 - of ] neral serviee lo-dg é e : saath “aa are 5 neice ate ases cad bbe 5 rape: Bey secon sg he. aimed oa tate of things, | “2% shecial funeral service to-day, another | Eevenne, 1875, is estimazed at £79, 950,000, CURRANTS, QUEEN SQUARE a ys | Upon it :€ had express . 3 land was not that a sad state ’ | is lo be held by Dean Stanlev to-morrow. : i 72,500,3°0, leaving | r€ \ mar. &: n } Stow wma as ch, on A a 1S £0 De nerd OY - : and total expenditures £72,500,3°0, leaving | — + } ‘i fei ola = — ~ gue pad ae oe wie —— must respect his ve ~~ — } New York, April 18-—Wacheta river, Miss surplus of £5,492,000. Sir Stafford North. SPI qi ES, j . ray " ' ant 10se Views ep J could he in some cases respect his teacher | ' Hi : i f th lus b stitu ; f ; ejissippi ha erflo wees OSs, one 1 oposes to dispose 0} e surp y 4 4 ‘ his constituents. At the time of the last when that teacher - as was some times the | issipjpi | flowed. Los ne million | cote pr / \ : : a Saw VORe va ; ag reducing the income tax one penny on the eT lissolution, he had gone before his sups case—was seen staggering from the public- | dojjara re _ the Ip , s I , t ' ; Saas ee Bg fa Olishing duties on su from Ist ’ $ “i: R } king porters, and had found that his — house to his lodgings? To whom had the New Guascow, N.&, April 18.—A terrible ae — pn as pe tm. yg ' ’ hang Gover! t and = theirs ae upon — = child to go for protection and instruction fire broke out here at 12.30 this morning o. ao each of £45000, reducing the Re. ge Re. } i } BS ne uestions, excep stion oO wis aii wht ‘ Oy ok "4 oy " a 3 . Canada, has beena very sens decline qe tions, — t on the a f athagal ge in what was right ? He could look only to The Pria : Church, Nute Bros.’ wooden | national debt £7,C00,00) in ten years, ’ ‘ . wou ae tlt ees English | Cttion. He had held views in favor of des hfs father, and he was ignorant, and somex ales eg es eine. tributing £1,000,000 to the relief of CAEAP FOR CASH. Sa w te rig lot M oe tg apc ok a ieee: ee, ee et aoe ae) we ee ee ae - Sotal oad ‘eanlien and abolish the horse license: Qur premises have been greatly enlarged market we venture to pred . wat held by the majority of his constituents. onl l where he would be taught what was houses were totally destrove ola . ’ “lng a . omy cain w the va Sa as : : ae ee ee DS PRUE. | ee . : Thos ures, it is estimated, will ab- V ¢ and are no Cartwright’'s budget speech, weak and in-| When at public meetings the question i | right in morals and religion. The hon.| | ot Known; but probably over one sorb £5,030,000' of the surplus, leaving a GHRORGE DA ) TES 63 C20. en mes ee aa ; - aoet oe ee | member was not aarprines is bs oe hundred thousand dollars A large number residue of £462,000. | December ia I doe and BEST ARRANGED t fe te the dit of lament, he woud support any : | held by his Protestant friends. It require , mm wonie limlees tc | ace ’ : : 7 | to lepreciate the « redit . the alteration of the present school a great deal of energy and honesty to look | of families have been rendered h on less by —Sis Garnet W eee e hero — ; VRUPS than any event which has taken place dur- system, he had stated plainly and clearly, upon the demands of Catholics as just. | this great disaster, and a ery small portion of | hour. Even Mr. Disrae iis uta secon ary SUGA R, . IN THE CITY ing the past seven years.— 7’ V when he had the opportunity, that though | The more dignified and the more just a} ¢), property destroyed was insured person compared a hin. _ ta _ CASKS RASPBERRY LEMON : —t > ee his opinions were in aoe - the oo | man was, the better citizen he made. The | Loxvox, April, 21—The Commons to-night ee a oe the sublic — ao THE Subscribers oie for Sale— ] 0) STRAWBERRY SYRUPS of the very | and equal to any in the Lower Provlaces STEAMERS The H / gees (4 | ational system, yet that the question was arg \ yas used that certain things ae ' eee | timacy oO . . ap . ” o i il | , : "tl rgument was use e : voted a grant of 25,000 dollars to Sir Garnet se : ‘ W. id s uch : . ‘ best qualities at } moun Rhaenet toe oe: es eee vhad | OMly shouid be taught in the a aueelw Phis was recommended in special ecu eiees eae, nha tn 13 bhds Bright Retailing Sugar CARVELL BROS. | 471 WORK WARRANTED TO GIVK 5 ‘ made au issue at the last election. e had | t to les sligion the children should | \' elsete) ron” ee rh aarp oe j nd or duty paid. eee ‘h? ‘e 6, 1874. } aud bis ‘ . from 4 dite stated to his constituents that if a measure oe oe coca fireside, or the church! } speech of the Queen. years, and in this matter of the Ashantee | '® Bonk . PMACDONALD & OWEN. th town, Feb. 16 18t4. 2 ie PERFECT SATISFACTION. saturday evening, and th was brought forward - effect an ee Would they learn religion in the homes to New Yor, April 21.—Julius P. Manson, a — ~ “een alae ae March 9, 1874. Ginsu ae ie Sole Leather. from Shedia Saturday nigl st I<) in -the present school system, he would, which he had alluded? It was unfortun. New York broker,cut his throat at the ‘ Parker | closeness. a6 CiLIZe! . a a ~ sides of the very best quanlit~, and : ; ae Tl Paneer a , near | ’ 4 . , ’ 2 ivi | . re 6 feet Seasoned Lumber under clock {s soon t] m abates t before such measure became law, appear ately the case that some of these homes Hor Boston, to-day. Despondency from | OOPS; ~~ oe Sane on Wanted. 500 a’ the very lowest figures. | t have ieee — ; si | in 7 f before his supporters and submit it for their | were public houses, and were they to be ef guar Spier eligi the officers; the Mayors aad ppc NE OR TWO JOURNEYMAN SHOE- CARVELL BROS. cover, for manufacturing purposes. yn hag 1p | Consideration. If he favored the measure | taught religion in such homes, where men j pecuniary troubles is assigne: « a - ceived the troops, the OO on _ aaa MAKERS can get employment at 11, 1873 tt | T have 20.000 feet Gilt and Walnut Picture pa She proba ° _/P and it did not meet the views of his cons and women were to be seen in a state of In the Cnited States’ Senate, Mr Poland, | its own medals of merit; Captains hav JAMES STANLEY'S. : - . _ Moulding, 80 different patterns abouta week. The S/. L will leave | stituents, his course would then be to res | intoxication ? He spoke in the interest of | o¢ Vermomt, introduced resolutions to rev og~ | been elevated into heroes, an ae March 16, 1874.-tf ANCHOR LINE a ' ' . po ey chs 7 X1Cé ‘ ; nw fe eee 8 , : . riu .| March 16, “en Pt a Cheap. san¢ passengers as soon nee ae — jeer does om 9 eae the poorer classes, who should be Poni nize Cuban independence ir Guat Gietered aa dees ‘an a : ' oO 7 ~ and Square Picture Frames, in . erea was Yery moderate, and on peas , ‘ *e ics » satisfied with : i ae - ou G@ : - , Oval, * i . , fa » expaeten a Se meade could vote against such Py ae ae ae ene on steno Despatches from Louisana present that received the thanks of Parliament. Mr. | St- Lawrence Marine Insur Gilt and Walnut. I , a, a oe : : 1G pres — cae +s | the whole c rom Monroe tothe mouth | -« id that Sir G t went to : i : : nd wee rl a small measure of justice to Roman Cath- : : i ee | he whe untry from 1 Gladstone has said t Sir Garne ¢ \ i atest Styles of Rustic Frames Heavy os : i ot kas : will ye fi wis Si dake one Senin Cole. welts gr ay taagetosing — i of the Red River is now submerged and Ashantee while the Government yet hardly ance Co, of P, E, Island. | > ah a at aon. not. in cor e til Sat~ | olic and a representative of such, to sups — ai a an pAb on Sunday a silver | 25,000 people will soon be on the verge | knew how to act. Sir Garnet himself er . a pr lent Fortnightly Trips to Halifax. Suglish, Ge n, and American Looklag ue port the resolution When it had been | anos a he +} _ ort of their schools ea as, \ Bill for their relief has | © plan, to treat, to order, to authorize, to ARCHIBALD KENNEDY, Esq.. President Englis 5 — oon ¢ my, May 2nd carried, as he hoped it would, and the Bill | collection, for the “thet thi dt as ; on | b@ Minister of War,as well as the Chief in| Joun F. Ropertson, Esq. onieameinamios Glasses and Mirror Plates — ae. ie rat it was ¢ ‘ $s Was [re 2a UC. . ress, and contributions e be a . ‘ : : “ ‘ Mi an Hy ieee. : oe a : as founded thereon had come to a second | And yet it —_ oe ' at bi = x eee | Congress, and me — : 7” : rs | Command ; and has modestly allowed that | ARTEMAS Lorp, Esq. Commencing on 25th Apri, A 1 full power- | A few Large Mantle Mirrors and Picr Glass a — ' a reading he would be in honor and justice | tion. He wished to oe = ‘ als denen Le them at the North. New Orleans | fact to be told by others not by himself; Ratru B. Peake, Esq. ed Steamers of this Line will be de- es, Cheap. q accident irred ir saw mill of Messrs, } oma to go before his constituents and call —— ooo Scat thant gre chil jren | is rapidls ling with people to whom no| and in relating the experience of the a = Ww. oo on spatched every fortnight from J. & t Uphan ti ik 0 | ccs eumatien ret : sxpression of | 5CH00ls. ee , lovn ean be give there isa greg paigns gives all the credit to the ‘officers HOMAS MORRIS, 18q. rn ; I I a _ them together: = oe mah “id were there taught a religion — = yyment can be given,and re isa great fal cuarenuianan commend.’ His reward WwW. D. Sewnaer, a in iain GLASGQW & LIVERPOOL, Window I urniture, de. m it n, by mat ea | their Opinions as : ‘ > others, any reas why this nount of suffering ; r isks taken daily at their office, Fxckang ro : . ; a that held by others, any reason why mount : i £1000 a year for three lives | Risks ta ; } James Me(‘u had his } i nea uwed istified in voting for it or not. 7 he _ should not be done? Would any one say Loxpox, April 23.—Christian, first mate of aM nS medeauien Orders. He | Building. : sll * Poles, Rings and Cornices, Rollers, Shades eff by a tunate man | Dis constituents could . ‘The’ Ed va ; that the system of education in those | teams! imerique has committed | deed a é Be from a generous desire | FREDERICK W. HYNDMAN, Halifay, N. ’ [. i, » Blinds, Tassels, Cords, &c _ ‘ , | vasign without regret. @ Education |“ bili at as} 5? | he steamship ney a a | ¥ OU. B., 3 \ ak ore Secrelary. while engaged about the table which held | ,, re was too important to be decided | sage _ said 7 aged > ro enicid not to be to Ss Sag Ch town, March 16, 1874.—ly ecrelary Taking Freight for Charlottetown and Sum- ‘ ™ ae . . bacnhers aevoter oir , 2% ' pe . ina who | ’ 5° : vty + ee occasion to put his head beneath | by a vote of party politicians. Now that | he tea — ; ' « ¢ Dutch troops attacked an Atchince ens} his brother officers and su in \ d ts wanted merside, at through rates, 2 | the saw,had occasion to put his head beneath ° ig et 7.7 j a wofession; they lived for it alone, if it ulch roo} : ieeasdiy treated. I 90 per day, Agent : . Panties iE 4h | the table and beyond the saw. He was warn | the a — at ae ee mens not for that fact the schools could not | trenchment near the Kration ; but they were | have been somewhat niggardly tre 0 All classes ——— en Thus oftering tapeannels een, 9 Im- Upholstery Goods,Hair Seating, ‘ : was the duty Of ali to conside ) MALECT | . - salari h asothers reciev- |... leaving eight killed and sixty | ” iglesia ~~ | of either sex, young or o make m porters, whose patronage is solicited. éd that he was lange t it “ee or | be snpported ; salaries such aso a repulsed, leaving eight kill - mee , : é a Ssiliatin Bed { &e i y { ? : carefully, instead of making use of it for lod onli not be paid. Few would be found | — era v RICES CURRENT. money at work for us in their spare mo | The Company's Steamers have desirable ding. . Was thought owing to the noise he did not political purposes. _And let hon. mem- | neei on sress opinions contrary tothose | “0dr! ; aciencdiii wo eee hear the warning vithdrawing bis head | bers recollect that this is a matter affecting : er Pi : New Y¥