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* Tv sy anr list, wr ites, $¢ what was then * Tle aug I to RW THAT NED S NOT i titer ’ 3] } Specust Norice.—Follor ay’ s Pils — Advice » BLACK W 2 : , . 2 one a f > \ liely Roman Ghureh ? Low) KN [iT tk ss CONFIRM Till ' it ‘ ry i f » Females. — After indefatigable perseveraneg ‘ pi e eli y fon! was it, when most powerful) SAME BY AN OTH ‘ t ondere sen ‘ wr by) ’ ft nd loag-continued seientific researeh, this exccl- a . le i he ~d women } led at re ¢ ms Q} dem »> con W sis , emedy was diseovers ad and brought te Pel | een nA eer e, a howe will the were changed at tt > ret Si ; { ¢ techen. rem no invention has the other sex de- | , “ .* ' = oven ey - Tr 7 ore > ew ~ oe at Ol ced ore w heneits: wlth ¢g “ey > Hishons were presented, and what is horrid It is unnecessary, Rev. Sir, to comment on) peri nd talent cht not be lost, he had just | Mee ate r ben nd healih and ease are the | ' to 1 and unatterable, false Po Ty thepr | UCa barefaced villainy, " ivited into the ministry as See vetary of State | a ielese 0 = ge, lie i pred — A geny oe un cee P : . bites 8 ; . for India but his arduous laborsi hee ting | by these noble medicaments, wi are avmiabie r ” ‘ r , ‘ mf : into t} ¢ : , e W ard ‘ hall, far the eres> vor @ us : He a SS SHC rV IN . ; an . . . : : ¥ R i ‘ 4 Wer ! ntraud d mt he @aair of ! ter, A tew wat " ux . i. - t« Y |. fer ¢ a pe ; mte of India has proved o tuech for his consti jt all ages. i hey remove all iapurities from the | B Y THE 4 LRAYO 2 ~ are ouly Wratten in the catalogue of} [°° Cone wilh aeter Dena. bu are, GOUNGESS, | tution, and he de parted this live suddenly system, by correcting and purifying the blood, and | o “ y p “a alg ; ae ——_ i aed. te > i sie ys |) , by ¢ ng % purifying 0 lood, aud | call a ‘ oman Pontiits for the aa Of marking the j totes a i? hae "4 shad : - ; - tad tial : : cncuiinguiliatinies their curative powers display themse!ves with | * pursuance of ae Ae of the peneres times ; who can affirm that men ilegaliy| Wh The Noman beak ~ ; - Y es - reland| i ane f ° equal certainty, safety, and tacility upon the young, | 2-40) ny of - Koken , rate a eae dest : . ae ’ $ neo pronounced © the Dest book on WeahOL S 4 4 : ; o> o 4 @eiguiceuta year of the retgn 6 oF present Jiapesty : . . ential af” oh aael on ‘ t ia ‘The (‘ Ws P: oF he oa | » middle-av ; “yer ountry, |. ">: + > ot , enirt by wicked women of this 3 Were! aa cuntaining “the ‘most secure ‘eurdance for 8 ULVL far in t U states, the middle-aged and the vid, in es ni jintitulod “ An Act to Licorporate the Town of Char- oman Pantiffs? Genebrard, also one of} poojosiaaties.” Yau know the infamons it truce | woe a + all heapness places them within lottetown,” I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE » tel yt . . P se » is - ye ; a a Y > r } reach Of a. thet an Election of your historians, records, that for nearly 150) tions which are there given Priests, as to the News by ‘Pelegraph. Ithat an Election -o: : . oy i a ts, as to the! - = > neaihestemetiniaetinensietl ia aasesoieerini detalles venrs ahowt “fifty popes, via: from Joln| manner in which they are to question women, | Nar ee ied Mayor and Five Councillors | Vitite Leo LX, * deserted wholly the virtue! marred and unmarried; and the extent te which| ST. JOHN, vuly . | eet a ee Pra he 4th Jul FOR THE 4 . : oe aan ' a ae : ae ‘2 ./%.N.. ans anced « ' . - tae At Cheleea, Mass., U.S., on Friday, the 4ta July . of their predvcessors, being apostate rather ry female who enters the confession box is} Gen. McClellan has advanced about seven miles | ’ : v9 29 , , eo } aiiail ; ie i >; ; ’ the residence of his brother-in-law our : west than apostolacal If Rey. Sir, yon desire | exposed to demoniara! outrages. The questions, |p the James River; he has also advaneed his - o oe ms 7 aad —_ ris a riod Bay Me CITY OF CHARLOT TETOWN, 2 Sree " : Ye 1 hited: Aris Alenate » tht ol th aese sina wes ad e Chickal it "hore has heen | Deke, atter a few Gays Mincss Of Hina OX, Air. my ' PITRE RT rie 1aUS" . to form & correct idea of the fearful deprayi- | ¥' are directed by this book of “ sure guidance | Hes down a. the Chickahowiny, Phere has bes ‘} George W. Satchwell, only son of Mr. Thonms | Will be held on Tl BSDAT, oth AUGUST next, ty hemar re. refer not to the New tr Eecelosiastics to be pul to women, while at! 20 fixhting during the last two ays. Sateh well, of this city, aged 20 yerrs | at the several places following, that is to say: : : ee hd i'd - Siidl if bighwaymen, | @¢ confess onal, are such as would disgnst the) - An thoy ¢ ‘out derate pur-boat venturing down} Qn Sa urday, 28th Jane, at Montague House, the | In Ward No. 1—At the Store of A. IL. Yates, Esq. | ave CT eUSS ; . - 5, i: " | most abandoned inmates of the lowest brothels.) the James River was sunk by the Federal gun-| residence of her brotuer, Williaa Watson, Msqr., orner of Oneen ave Weter Strecis j eto whe elon 3 “ ’ wom ‘ > + . lag ret i 1 : . \ . + . . ’ eco A 1 ; ded : *) Much as L desire te expose the iniquity of the | veats. | Miss Jane Watson, a native of Koxburyshire, Ser In Ward No. 2~Atthe Fire Lingine House, fronting Vatholic Ristorinns wi pave recuraed tae! ; j

lives of thos world believe to be th the ** Heirs of apostles,’’ of '

the t! rooe of G ‘thee nfirmers {

God," “ the confirmers of the faith of Chris-| there given for the “ gnidanee” of Keelesia

fricudy, | sue sve A : might) lon, a fe preparations sone ation of) earn lis death : ' tians.”’ and ‘* the most sure bayens of all! veh as yoursell, Reverend Sir, a wont might | : Upp ed preparations to concentration of} te , nu 1 huis uth. ements es fat tleke: ef aieeke Ge" es — e epe e fe ne 9 “yatitute 7 thea ¢ at yyetr “s } Urnhy. - ew sirO m the 2/t nil vrhus ‘ * . . ' ' Catholic communion.’ | spemi her lite, as a prostitute, m the great metro ony va P Wike} ' eer - aT as en ws ar juntil five in the afternoon of the same day. t ' } i if ri potie of our Enoptre, among the vilest of the race fhe bomdardment of Vicksburg, Mississippi, | Fever, George Henry, € i Kon of Mr. George | —_— . sot # . : erst: reo ‘ . + ” ' my . aved it oar » thy« . ° t 7 - ts 16 Dot Sn InSWEe tO Be UNdorssanding O' | without hearing anything #0 filthy, se horrible, so | continued on the 3rd of July, The town is de- | Steve: ed 19 years und 9 mouths, deepty te- | DESCRIPTON OF WARDS. j t ! heey { eh vile _ , } . ‘ent he Militar »tenthe vid i eretted by e clrea@ Of friends and rehitives. any man t ask im to i oe that een Wile | avolting. ag may be poured inte the ear of a pure | 8erte d except by the Military,—some ten thousand | § + . +. pcg ; , : it, i relatiy ;{ “Number One shall comprise al) that part of] » »* q . ~ : . t ! } +t 1 ““ ° ; nr 4 ww ad at - i dh. Z Mm re cede > ” , . — ” - « a + 1 wretches as Join XU, Boniface Vil, Sextus and virtuous wowan by a young priest, who in) Pein Chere, strongthomng the furdfications. Scouse W. Hyde. Ex i} Af ote e * ‘harlottetow n which linssouth of Dereheteer Sires } 1\ Alexander Vi, of Julins Tl, were the | doing so suatl simply follow the directions given No relief had reached General Curtis, up the | iy ened at set i 1 iva " Pine “a ) 7 in sin . ‘ ° hs r ' os . . : lay . ‘ : . ©, dans t het v iil. YC, Saty., afea : . . . } ‘+ Viears of Christ. that the decisions of!ty + “sure guide for Eecvlesiastics. Rey.| White River. Hlo is supposed to be endeavoring bed -veuse . wns peace t | lottetown which lies south of Richmond Street and! the onl J ¥ > . ° '> ald. i os - - at ¢ wall ts . . 7 ua Bornst om Bishops, pr gentou | Sir, were you to go into the house of any r specta- to ren h the Mi SISe ppl diver by another route. | gO) 31 aut, ob Richiaond THN, the Lor ~ tar ol a rester Strect. Number he tho * abandon<d men ¥ ruled at] ble metuber of your church, and read to him in| Che respouss to President Lineoln’s eall for) Kenneth McLea, a ustive of Greenock, in the &nd on a pit sang at t rr gh Wie.» tive te he t nas the infallible wil! | any i wible language the chapter in Dens on additional treops is going forward vigorously inj year of his age, ! vei and respected by wll, und | Qo") raid north of Richmond Streets WI, BES OP LG FARES: oe. er e-em P . i) hi: oe ' ; he Nerthern State: leeply pr stted by hi itv aud » larve le of | 2 tmin : . , sil +o iY a sechy oy yes » the Nerthern S a, laleep resvelios vy Dip kk i tin inrye 1< ‘ : f God? Abeulution for sins commutted, and t < ional, ond tell. him fh at such an the | “a i a Pa i si : ir oy ee i toltetown which Jies seuth of Fitzroy and north of Lal t's a | ca he eommitted iustructions which are given you fer your euidance,} Gold is quoted at 12 per cent in New York Te CAD Ss Sere 3 March. 1862. dati i Grafton Streets. Number Five shall comprise all naa'gences ior sing to De co itted, Gi on : iin SS yn .¢ Carcumpec, on 4d Marcr, 1862, Julian, |S Pros 4 ate mee ue 3 ? ‘ liu Buln \ ive “ut i lls pre Th ., . } : y : a ’ i this aur’ Sharhot x ; 1 ' pe whatever nature, were, I imagine, im the | ~ ’ = , - eo i Str. Joun, July Sth I vite of Edward M. in the 47th vear of lei me F mtof < ty road <1 a th nort os Fitz a . : «Tha pation bees t ¢ . aye y t, s ‘ Vom ert . ee ae ae dal ¥ Street, ncindiins tue Commen of the said Town." — »wande . i preven react | ine queations te be put to women ar ot 7 ret 7 ‘ ut aving a fannl ! children. Reguieseant | °°"! a . clays { ctue or Al sane fr, casily procured sly but fi F cal ‘ Sid Miadions The Confederat refused to ne flaws of true in pace. - j . ae + lm— See 18° Vic. Cap. S14, intituled “An is te Boom —_ mn 66's : . iyene O itholie . SOT PRLY US FF AIC a . — n see | aha een . Ponce — eatne' Wadearal Sl | — —— . , ao * from ¢ rst i iost Su 14vens Calhonte | | eidadn te honaneh 9 waiter that tate cunr-| weky ¥ enquires conceraing missing T’ederal| _ lay pa Lae __ ee) eb etd | porate the Town of Charlottetown,” sec. 2. ee ; Cait : sae 8 FU , eir husbands, what was the cause of . D were inated Gears Tein. | = : ae. ‘a a naitiam PHL HAVILAND, Mayer. The articles of your faith, which I shall! ., ste ennraiie " * » * Phe President has nominated Generals TMein- aa a Je Le Mayor's Oifice, July 11, 1862. sxt notice re the belief inthe real pr — ltzieman, Suowaer Porter, and Keys Brevet Bri- Dh: SPM CH # —o ' yo, are t ' : : j Since r woman is more under the in-) "4 ns me 4 : re oe wl “a senee.—and the wor hip of ti tlost iy 7 : oe iif al UiekS HD tie Pegular ariny, a1 { waor Generals } Jaly 3— Maxwelton, Paul, I icton; coal. 4— 4 ! 1? nce, 1 th ship of ST. won , y, We are wont for that reason te) oe a et vs : pa ge lod “Seaneliine alii R ! tT > . 3 3 ' ' Es : ‘ z tef volunteers for gallant couduct Soph wa netard, tracndie; saburies. anger, | rr } het Isias ridiculed the G rdl-makers hear the betrothed husband's confession first, &e. | '

his day, after the following manner :—

whom you would have the *‘ Viears of Chirist,”’

| pages of a pubiic vewspeper by trans: feven Veiled in the obscurity of a dead language

ribing

‘* the key bearers! which comparatively few ean read, the detestable |

of) filth which is to be tuund in Dens, and which i

coniessional, L canaet—) dare not—poilute the |

a;

tices SCS |

i} may Popery be designated “ Satan’sa mater- }

Beanregard sar ny er

mand

mmenced arriving at Rieh- | land,

ant for many years a momber of Trinity . : ‘ " . " beiure the evacuation of Cortuth, and in all | Charch, Georg

bownh.

| . ~ 4 | ‘oma Vailey, Strathalby m Saturd , | seveuty-five thousand of them renched Richmond. | At Rone Vailey, Sirw myn, on ar way i oo ’ + ‘ist ullwo, Afier 2 pRaitiila iliness ¢ ny dave Burnside’s entire army is reported to be in| =’ ’ A Vs, s it i ) I ea ¢ | Alexander MeDonald, son of the late Mr. John

8 ] motion toward Ncomend cif

A portiew vi MeDowe ll

. ad i McDonald, in the 20d year of his ave S CUPPS Of cupy W aPreiir jmother, sisters and I rothers, and numerous

| Mattatall, ‘Tatamagouche; timber, Ploughboy, Ro-

The Lynchburg (Va.) Republican reports that : ? . bins berts Deerkeyny “oul | Beauregard is suspended from command of the | L&ttson, Picton; coa

Klien, Pentz, Pugwash ;

« He bath planted the pine trea, which the | piece.” : i | aveay of the: Weel. | limestone, > Mary, Ava, Burke, : Xe weast le ; oe gt a ee ? Raising the dead, restoring sight to the blind,} "3 1D . [shingles. Faagh-t-bailagh, Bell, Richibucto ; lime-

Tain hath nourished and it h ith served ot} Stal om ine inane S-. are The James’ River flotilla is composed of veasels stone Bee. Ovd Shemogne: deuls 7—~Anrora ; a } och te the Gulp, and Curing diseases, &We., are: ote tae . a ‘ a ie ~~ re a - oe

man for fuel: he took thereof aud warmed |.) sd ceeenen tie meenll of visita to, | @™porarily d iailed from the blockading. squad-| Crayford, Pictou; coal. Mary Anu, Deming, Pag- himself; and he kindled it, and baked) ,.4 pra} ra at. the shrines of such divinities ae |7@"* : all wash lintestone. — i’ ee Shedia j lumber, bread, but of the rest he made a God and! Garyasius, Prothasma and Co. Vhe Richmond dispateh announees the death of | George Dundas, Young, Richibueto; do, Alexander,

sdored it, he made a graven thing an tawed down be‘ore it; partof it he |

meat, he builed pettage and was filed, an was warmed and said, Aba! lam warm I haye seen the fire. But of the residue bh made a God and a graven thing for hiwself

he boweth down before it, and adoreth it and prayeth unto it, saying, Deliver me ; for |

thou art my God.’’~—Deuay Version. Pray, Rev. Sir, in what respeet do you diffe from the idolator described by the Prophet Ile towk a pieee of wood,—you take a tity of four or of wine. He made part of th wood into a Giod, and with the other par thereof he comfor*ed bimeeli,—you mak

part of the-flour or wine Into a God, and

comfort yourself with the remainder,—H fel! down before the God he.had made an: prayed unto it:

| Rie o« juan-;° 7 no I

at OAS

w words on miracles, and I shall have dene

urnt) with you for the present; Bel/armin, as I, on with fireand with part of it he dressed his; 4 former oecasiva, told

e}

_| of the Saints” there are related all sorts of funny LATE AMERICAN aN TELLIGENCE Latamagonche ; potatues, &e. Maid of Erin Davis, | ‘| stories. One saint, whe had his head eut off, sATE AMERICAN “INTELL iENCE jrictou; bal. o—Ploughboy, Ruberteon, do.; do. , . ee . - . , 4,

‘| walked with it under his arm for several wiles;} |= the absence of any official or reliable informa-| Biack Douglas, Phee, Syduey; potatoes. Zebra another went to sea on higgloak, &¢., &e. These | bee REINS BPO FNS TOCHS RETENE before I | Lockman, Ii Habucto ; bal, eS te 1, mtz, Pugwe Sob ‘ : bide, 27 . . mond, We cui.only ptess at the extent of the * calt. Maxwe aul, Richibucte; bal. 8- Spr ¢

| “.attestatious of senetity’” are, F presume, circu-| ; a 1 : thal p »; A’ a hil ; ; tad ' aie I ‘ ister from a2 few of i@ Peyelauens Mmutae hile | pineo, Picteu Alma, Fotey, Kichibucto; do. j

r | dated among the igaecrant, in order to imapire them}. 4).., one ; Ce aan i ’ ?

; . , ; 7 # ai Aor rh pauper a wri’ t i ul change 0 . <r -

9, with devotion to the tree Church. Now, Rev.} fp wie & dufahl etecced: | Bi Bett. Benet

you have been phe osed to say thad 1 have

n igton, will you kindly tel! me whether you

b “leve the 1 rac) of the horse leavi if his anats

8) and worshipping the Host 2 ' J Vorshipping tf ost

tha

and mimo, W tis the best evidenee which you ean give oi se Tt wiity of the divine presence | lk you de not } beliey e it, and many others of alike character, dj will you kindly inform me why they are cireu-

si f¢

} )

Deliver me for thou art my | lated!

God ; you fxil down before your God, and | My private opinion, I may inform you, is that

prey unto it im very nearly the same

anguage ; and not satisfied with doing so

you pronoance accursed all who say your idot should not be carried in procession and

adored!!! .

Isia8 has also given as a minute description of the manner in which the Idol of his day ** Missale Romanum”’ the recipe for making your Idol is to be |

was wade. In the

found,—I shall not at present transcribe it

all Ecelesiasties—not excepting “ Father Angus” and Cardinal Wiseman—whe aid and assist in the dissemination of such books as “ Butler's Lives of the Saints,”’ are either fools or knaves, —fools, if they believe such silly lies; koavees if,

‘

mitted to their charge te be led astray by them.

And now, Reverend Sir, in the hope that not a | few of the deluded people whose misfortune it is that they have been trom infancy educated to -| believe implicitly in an idolatrous and degrading

In the same Book under the bead *' perzcts! superstition—which frem age to age has been OCURRING IN THE CELEBRATION OF THE wass.’’ | perpetuat with “infernal art,” tor the benefit

it is directed,

i a

tof the erder to which vou beloug,—by reading the *

*+ Tf after consecration, 3 fy or any euch | commun Which your forwerdaces and 31 ? thing fall into the chalice, and if it pro-|: . : yee ae ee one ; : te> ¢] Pvinnt lat ; ,, wa THOIP Uiatiieod, ¢ iV el } ti dace nausea to the Priest, let him draw it 7 ; : ; P , j it h ¢} u id wi ith apesiate cuurch, and seckK & purer tar Gus Ane wasn Mwiin 'wne s a 7 tira p20} v hich how sh Churches hos so maay is concluded, let anes y ponte HG, ANA EC) sodulousty Inbered te withhold from its victuns; dew et 4 ha : sosy aby trees + ‘ . a ‘ : ‘ , nn i im throw *¢ “28023 abu Wu ngs IMtO @) and k aving you from hen efecth to indulve inn

eacred place **!!

{Si post eonseeration em eeciderit museca autalquid -jusmed), et fiat nausea Sacerdoti extrahat can,

et tay © See See 5 Holts | Devil,” and a sure defeuce against ali“ the pow-| missa, comburat, ot ecombustio ac lusic iajus ers of darkness.” oe i tileks lisse ; " ws medi in swerurium projiciatur. Muissaie| { remain, Rey. Sir, your obt. servt

Romenuin.|

“Tf any.of the Sloewd af Christ fall on the groond or table by uegtigemce, it must

be licked ap by the tongue, the plac

theroughly seruped, and the serapings| burned; but the ashee mast be buried}

in Moly ground.”

ihe innocent pleasures of delectation,”’ and to test the efficacy of that ‘fifoly water” ’ your catechism teaches is a specific against magieal enchantments”

' ** MOT IS | es } when

aud the * power ot the

W. I. POPE. Charlottetown, 2d July, 1862.

‘| LATEST FROM EUROPE.

i The Euglish Mail by the Steamer “ Europa,”

; wis ty ent at fas Tnesds A» Qim t areal {* Si, per weg) g atiam, sliquid de sax-|*" ved at Hatitax - Tuesday , the C¢8 Inst., and GUNS CumsTi cectderit, seu quidem super | reac wd here on Friday morning last, the J1th

teyram seu surer tabulam, ‘iigua lambatur, et loeus ipee radutur quantum satis est, et abrasiy comborater ; cimie yero ia sacrarium reeondatur.’’—id ]

* ]f the Priest vomié tho cucharist, and the | species appear eatire, they mast be reve-} Wales, the papers amounce the death of Major. |

renily swatlowed, unless nausea prevent : and in that ease, the eunensentes species mirst be ¢avtious/y separated fram the vomil and tsid by in tome sacred place until they

be corrupted, and afterwards they are to)

he thrown into a sacred piace.’

{** Si sacerdus evomet evecharistiam, si |

Species integre appareant, reyercenter suman-

tur, nist nagses fiat, ; tunc enim speetes con- |

svctats caute separentur, ef im ajiquo ivec sacto repopantur conee corrum} antur, postea in Ssactarium propciantur; quou si Species non apparcant comburatur vomitus, et cineres in sacreurium mitiantur.’’-—id.] Now Sir, suppose a° Pagan were to enter your cuagel, ard find yeu bueily enzaged

t copious vomit, Of which you bh wi bat

recently becn relieved, eudeavoring to sepa- |

tate gun the ‘mess’ adrop of wine or a crumb of bread, and you should tell bim, with all sincerity, that you were seeking for your God in the filth, what opinion would he form of your religion ?

Or suppose that in carrying tue chalice

agross the church, a single drop should fall!

from it ta the floor, and that you should at

onee fall on your knees and lick itup,—that|

then you should scrape most carefully the

spot on which it had fallea,—burn the shav- |

ings,~and carcfully collect the ashes, and bury them,—and the pagan should be grave- ly told by you, that you had scraped your , God from the tloor, do you not think, Sir, he would consider you a very great ass?

You will doubtless exclaim against the publication of thie profane nonsense, which t have quoted from the Missal; bat you can- not deny the correctness of it. sider the precedent of {vias a very safe one. This idol, whieh your ehurch hasindaced the

vulgar to rezard with veneration, is very ser-| it is used, as you;

vidvable to your order. are ware, to stimulate men to the commis- siog of grime, and to restrain mobs when it is deemed judicious th.: they should be re atruimod. plotted the Ceatruction of Protestantism, and the murder of the king and nobility of Eng- dJand, in the time of dames |; and by Bishop Mulloek, the other day, in Newfoundland,— ‘the former, te give the conspirators cour- to proceed ia their diabolieat work ; b latter, to suppress @ mob, which ha asked permission to destroy the Protestant fopalation, or something equivalent to it. ell might the atheistic Leo X. exclaim : “ How profitable is this Jesus Christ to out interests! ’’ I shall now notice that most

et;

[, Sir, con-!

it was used by the Papists who|

We give beiow a summary of the latest

| list.

} Hews,

|} The Prince of Wales had returned to England |

| from his grand bastern tour.

General the Hon. ‘i. Drace, governor te the Prince, tand brother of the Kart of Elgin. The General} | returned heme on the 14th ult. from attending on! \the Prince during his tour iv the Hast in intirm | thealth, arising from a fever eontracted at Con-! autinopie, and shortly after his arrival had a re-| lapse, (rom whieh he never recovered. | The health of the king of Belgium improves

} ° ae | Lord Lyons, it is said, goes home on private} business { ihe Loudon Limes comments tipon the fearful | carmage in America, and sa:a never at any tune | }eould the map of Europe chow so many blood | Stained spota. Whatever may be tue result, it i

| plain the war has now reacheda point at which ! ¢

't¢ is a scandal to lmunanity. It bas become a war} lof termination, yet subromssien

not

is as far off as

ver and jt does helleve the ery 3 blouodsbed represents the mind of the American!

“ae ; : ; } per ple. Kuough blood has be pall, ana Hough | ; oI

jdamage has been done. Lhe opportunity must be} ut ur at baad when some potent American

uliy callmg for peace, may awaken a

The ‘Times’ has another article on American | |finanee. It aays it is mest critical, and ought toe preduce serious alarm instead of empty boasting | jand exultation The ‘Morving Post’ charges the American Go-!| vernment as being all along inflaeueed by popular | clamor, having never pursued an independent} course.

The ‘ Morsing Herald’ finds it myer to jaccount for the inactivity of Gen. McClellan. | |} “Possibly,” it says, “after the battle of Fair} | Oaks, and the breaking up of Deauregard’s army | in the West, he does not see his way clearly, and | j may feel himeelf outnumbered by the enemy in a| } position which isimpregnable, and from which} jthat enemy may fall upen his lines end work at bpleasure. If se the Federal army is fkely to meet | with disaster, which may change the whole aspect | tof the war, for a reveree to General McClellan } involves the ruin of his army and the hopes of the | Federal Government.”

The death of Lord Canning, late Governor Ge-} }neral of India, has caused the profoundest regret | jin England, He was ouly fifty years of age. His} death was caused more by the anxieties of the! Indian Vicereyalty than the influence of Indian climate.

2eliable aceounta from Mexico state that the French loss in Mexico was trifling, thongh they suffered a repulse. Already the Corps Legislatit have sanctioned a credit of 15 millions of francs for the reinforcements, and troops are te be at ounce conveyed — the number as reported varies from 7,000 to 15,000 — frem Algeria and Toulon to Vera Cruz, Jhis expense will, however, be more than eovered by the payment of 25 millions of franes which was made ynto the Freneh Ex- chequer on Wednesday by the Spanish Govern-

thominable Sacrameni(?), Confession. Your |

belief on this head is found in the following : | t be paid the expedition ot the Bourbon Duke of Angouleme | {to Spaia in 1823, to erush the Cortes and re-vs-}

“Whosoever shall deny, that sacramental con fession was instituted by Divine com- | end, fet him be aceursed.”’

* that it is necessary 10 salvation, dignation in Spain against Gen. Prim for his tricky |

ment, being the amount of the indenmity agreed | to Imperial France for the expenses ot |

tablish the de spotiam of Ferdinand Vu. The ie

t

| couduct in Mexico is so great that he deems It €X-) things of the table had been discussed

; ‘ . ‘ dior 5 aall' af aid te imate, § see the Of the abominations of the confessional we! Pedicnt te call at London in transite and see the,

cn farm @ very correct opinion, by referring |

oe Dens’ Theologia,’’—the standard of Dogws tien! Theology at Maynooth, and I Presume alyo, at St. Dunstan’s. Itis a work highty appraved by your Holy Father. In this infamous production {i ap iy the term iM its fullest sense), may be me that which | *® correctly tranelated ig the fullowing Words :—-

* What is the seal of sacramental ual. son <

“ft is the obligation of concealing those

things which-we know from sacramenta}| “4! \lepartment with signal cnergy und efficiency,

Confession,

‘ ** Can @ case be stated in which it ig law- ul to break the sucramental ecal ?

; It citunet be stated, alruoven THE LIFE aR SAFETY OF A MAN, OR RVEN Tit: RUIN OF Ta SPATY SHOULD DEPEND Uren rr.

* What, therefore, ought a confessor to answer, Oe interrogated coseernine trath, whic!

- cu a ? 2 , niel; he 444 kaowsy through sucrameuta) coufessio | alyue 7

E.xhibition, while the storm at Madrid is biowing }

| over.

DEATH OF LORD CANNING.

In the death of Lord Canning, England loses one of her most serviceable statesmen. He was the son of the eclebrated George Canning, for some time Vrime Minisier of Great Britain, and was born in 1812, being, therefore, but fifty ponte old at the time of his death. We was edueated at Oxford, where he showed the evidences of unusual talent. He en-| tered Parfiament in 1836, and took office im the ca- binet of Sir Kobert Peel m i841. In 1352he became Postmaster General, and for three years conducted

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making many reforms, aud giving a new impetus to the whole business of that “engine of promoting the happiness of the people,” as he believed it to be. Lut the erowning merits of Lord Canning’s life were exhibited in a more remote and diftienii fielda | in 1855 he succeeded the Marquis of Duihousic at (Governor General of India. He bad but well go. seated in his office, when the terrible Sepoy rebel- lion broke out, and the British Empire in the Kast seemed to be on the verve of destrueti mi. Lord Capaing devoted all his energica tirato the furthes-

you, informs us, that the |

d divine presence in the Host, WEPe prove a by .. +; General Magruder is vot a prisoner as reported | July 2—Lizht Bont, Clark, Boston; goods, 3— | fact, that a hungry horse left his oats, and adored |

“ | ore | the consecrated water. In “ Alban Butler's lives | -

reser |

not believing them, they allow the people com-|

- . 7 ' In connection with the return of the Prince of |

Stonewall” Jackson and General

Rhett, kuled in the recent battles. The Confederate Generals Hall and Anderson |

are also reported to have been killed. |

Barneyell. McDonald, Shemoygue; do. 8—Velocity, Muschean,

bouwrds. Ariel, Mc Donald, St. John's,

| Richibneio; N. F.; bai. » CLEARED,

’

Woodbine, Kobertson, Picton; bal.

dary & Char- les, Rubin, Halifax; goods.

viously.

Ship News.

eh Phe abando: e Federals; the

ran The Burk Malakoff, Morgan, sailed from Richmond ning of awh iway trae with anomaunition &e., | Bay , a few daye ince, for Bristol cae timber, deals over a broken bridee inte the river; the giving way | ts and potatoes ay iW mn. James Yeo constantly before the enemy wistil the shelter of Qvuenre, June 23— Arrived Bark Ocean Queen. itheir gun boats was reached; and the Jeaying of | *6ih—Shbip Lady Sc yuour. Both frou Bermuda. their dead and wounded behind on the field, daring | _Brisro,, June 20, — Arrived, Vesta, from Port ) eight days falling kx, must be acconnted fer before | Hill, in 26 days

ned. | of the wounded of a previous battle f i | thetr fate. It will readily be seen that the Confed- | Blanc. 28th—Responsible, Walsh.

- + * , } tory con be eal

Livenpvot, Jane 21 —Suiled, Gazelle, for P.1.1. Sr. Jons's, N. F., June 19.—Arrived, Mary, Le-

In one inetance a thousand | were left to

| erates must be fearfully hampered, not only with

| their own, bat the Federal killed and wounded alsa.

| The oth New York Zouaves went into the fight! 700 strong, and lost 400. The 4ith New York Jost | 150 ont of 400. The 16th Michigan lost 300. The | 9th Mass lost 300, including its Col. (Cass), wound-

fed. Several other regiments have been named as | {dreadfully cut up. There wilk probably be a lull} | for a few days, in order to recover from the exhaust: | | ing effects of the week's fighting.

CAPTURE OF VICKSEURG,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"Rea Party. TEA PARTY will be held on the

grounds of St. Dunstan's Collegegon TUES- DAY, the 22nd instant. The Band of the College Carmo, duly 5.—The ram Monarch brings news! will be in attendance :

e, together with the Choir of | : \: . }from Vicksburg to the 28th ult., On Thursday,| St. Daustun’s Cathedral, accomdanied by an Or-| Q\QTOW landing ex ** MARY ANN,’? from work on Agriculture ever published, and in Commodore Porter's fleet coumenced to shell the | chostra ee 1 iN NEW YORK order to give it a wider circulation the pub- npper batteries below the town, hi continued all | Tea will be on the Tables at 3 o'clock. | 800 Bbie o ice FLOUR lishers have resolved to reduce the price to withont any result. The shelling was renewed Vickets Is. Gd. each—-to be had at the atorea of} “ 8. Unoice 4 Friday, aud in the aficrnoon a fire was directed | Meesrs. W. R. Watson, D. Breuan, D. Meleaue, P. | osudieatiied sale . $5 FOR THE TWO VOLUMES! the town, « hich the shetis were seen pli Walker, a d BR : til © au ee ve . : When vent by mail (post-paid) to Cali- MT ae 2 " Riaehens ll MdeaRciietee tee | meee a4, 100 ne eS adh sail Extra 0 in . a State, and Superfine,| fornia and Oregon the _—_ will be $7. To _— ere ert 2 {Which wiil be sold cheap. ley her part of the U I batt ‘ iat Fi ba ae a) Mw sy E z ie . (every other part of the ia Halt ronr after the he | R EB hi 5s y bh £& ! July, 2868 ef & T. MORRIS. | (post-paid), $6. gr This book is nor the ee car ee THE ONLY ce a eterna ems | Oa Nea the Farm is Pe WP At. & w'checlt ‘tn thé Otebies a Blot P HAMMOND JOHN ‘ i emt tances or any 0 1c above publica. ‘ ' et aio 1c ont om (py eine a > DR. ab. Li¥t iy VU fi SON tions s! ld a Z aa | Sas openca from the entire tlvet on the town, and | Glearing off and out sale is at} | tions should always be addressed, post-paid

it 4 o'clock, the bombardnent was renes

eivht of ¢

VAUX’S, GLASGOW, HOUssh,

Where you wiil find

whici VMINOGor F rragt ed 8 Without scrious cu must have beeu dit ; were seen lik hulnery the city.

We

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ae Waite Phe cits

’ we contagrauions |

is paces in ditlerent parts of |

| i¢ vatleri chaise. ;

| } s Vessels piss } | ; !

ereatiy

{ pave been informed on indisputable anthority

| that 5000 negroes huwe been ordered by Gen. Bu CHEAT EST HO DS fe ee ee ee er ce PES G00 {ler to work on the canal ucross the bend on which

| Vicksburg or its remains are pow situated. The channel!

EVER OFFERED IN July 14, 1862.

‘ UUARLOTTETOWN. of the M sissippi Wil. thug 2.0

: \ ep and Vicksburg wiil! i Asi. seven hundred mor iells have been ordered from } New Orleaus to reduce the remains of the place to! ashes.

} | | THE

> changed, ‘hai at wh herealt P2

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; ne { | Valuable Property for Salo. | PRue Subscriber, intending to make alter- | atior

THe CAPTURED phrrt wmmaine a . : : sce kik te ' THE CAPTURED BRITISH VESSELS. :in his business, offers FOR SALE his | The British seehooner Lucy was captured while | well kuvew id valuable DUSINESSSPAND and ' ¢ ‘ . : ‘ ; trying to run the blockade | Property al SumMensipg, Princes Edward Island

The schooner Curlew wes captured off Ced: TT property i tuate one Lundred feet fron } Keys, Florida, while trving to rna the blockad {the Queen’s Wharf, (where the J ere | Ti e steamer Somereet surprised a sieamer in VWeod | four times in each week daring the tine the navi: Man’s Bay, loading cotton. Before she could be | tion is open), fronting on Hw W estsiie of Chesireet reached she was tired and deserted by her crew, | leading thercto, and alse routing ou Water Sireet, |

bat her auchora, cables, &c., secured f The cunboat Montgomery captured off the Rio} built lsorne and substanti ! ae “treet

‘ e . tra Grande the British schooner Will 0’ Wisp, loaded | HOUSE and STORK, 40 feet by

were wining an angle of the two streets, upon which is d i l ‘Two Srorey |