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HASZARD’S ‘GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 1.

lanes. Gentlemen might laugh, he felt confident that such would I! the case. In con - union, the hon. ntleman moved the following resolution, which, having been seconded in a short, but lucid speech, by the Hon. Charles Hensley, pass- ed

. con.

“ V lord TliutaConipen be forthwith or- uiaod, lobe called the “ harlottetown Gus

Cbmpau ," havin a Ca ital of Two Thousand

Pgusds urronfiy, it Two ve Hundred shares, of

m ,9

live on . e following Resolutions were then pas-

sed :-

“ Raslvsd, 'I‘liat a Share-List be now opened with is suitable headia .”

“ Resolved, That a minittee be forthwith appointed consisting of thirteen persons, five of w ich shall be a quorum, and that

Hon. 0. Young, Hon. W. W. Lord,

Hon. D. Brenan, Hon. Joe. Po ,

Hon. C. Hensle , Jae. Wnlkinsliiiw, Esq.,

F. Longworth q., 6 rd, .,

Mr. James Anderson, Mr. eorge Beer,

Hon. Geor Birnie. George Deblois, Esq.,

James D. asaard, Esq. slntll compose said Committee ; That it shall be the duty of said Committee to call on the In- habitants of this town generally and t a suf- ficient amount of stock subscribed, an to adopt such measures as may be necessary for the opera-

- tion of the said Company-—-also to pro re a

Petition to the Isigislature for an Act of necr- poration at the next Sesston.—Com.

We are much pleased to learn, that Joins R. Bounnu. Eeq., ‘the Contractor for the conveyance of Pa , Horses, Carriages. di.c., die, across the Charlottetown Perv . purposes placiriga S'ruass- aoa-r on the line, o twenty horse power, at an early stage of the ensuing Summer. Ellr. Bourke has ‘not returned from England, where, we under- staii , has entered into a contract for the Ilslclllne.

on on . . . . ships on the first of April next. 'I‘he Engine is to be put together and'Iested by an eminent Engineer, ac- companied by A. Duncan, Esq., before being shipped. Now that there is a probability an etiicient Boat being placed on the line, capable of melting her trips with regularity at all seasons and in all weathers, we hope t at pro r places for lamiirig on each side of the river will e erected, and that we shall bear no more complaints about the bad iiinnngeiiient of th» Charlottetown Ferry. R¢drli'n’s Wharf nppeiirs to us to be about the best place for landing on this side, as it is almost directly opposite the landing on the South side of the Harbour. A considerable sum of money might be easily raised by private subscription, and with nlittle assistance from Govermsnt, proper slips erectcd.—Isl.

Eivousn and Couoruat. Maine. The Courier, with the last English Mail and the usual Colo- nial ones, arrived in Town, on Saturday night last. The English Mail, by the Niagara, was received, in Ha ifax, on tho ..lst inst. Of politi- cal news, in addition to what was forwarded to us b Tole phic Despatch last week, it fur- nishes us with little of much importance. other notices, the principal relate to floods and storms; and contain details, so far as ascertain- ed, of loss and wreck occasioned by them. The

" selections which we have made, for our present

number, though neither very extensive, nor varied in their character, are, nevertheless, such as, we think, cannot fail to interest our readers.

A Coucxicanon concerning the Qualifications of Teethrrs, although in type,a description of our Press, and some other editorial matter, we reserve for our next number, in order to have room for the news of the week in this.

TnnAasecIa-non Fou Mtri-oat. Iisr-no .On Friday last, Jan. 28th, a Member of the Associ- ation read e vs instructive lecture on The Radiation of Heat, illustrated by experiments. At the close of which a discussion ens ed upon various topics introduced b the Lectu r.

On Friday evening next, th inst., the Rev. J. R. Narritway will deliver a lecture before the Association, on The Dispersed union the Geruiles. in the usual place of meeting, the ew Wesleyan School Room, Grafton Street, to commence at 8 o’clock precisely, when the public generally are invited to attend.

n'_7- Tu: Rav. >M;—I’-I—lilI:P will Lecture on Temperance at GOOfflfIII“lI. on the lsih ob.

To ‘run Eniroa or Hsszsitifs Gazsrrs.

Sin,- Being favoured with a copy of His Excel- lencv's letter addrelaed to the Hon. the Colonial sCf'N'IIfV,|'CqIllTlfIfl him to a usint David Higgins Esq. ofilie report ofihe Hon. ommittee appointed to invi-eliuato certain charges undeservedly pre- ferred anaina' me hv him, I now, Sir. transmit the same to you for insr-riiun in your valuable paper, as I trust it may have It tendency to remove ground- less prejudice; anrl. likewise. do me the justice my case deserves. Bv inserting it.you will Idd another to many past favours conferred on your most obedient humble servant,

Davin Lawson. Stanliope, Jan. 80th, I858.

9 _ Government House (C -P’ ) 8th December, I858. The Lieutenant Governor will thank the Colonial Secretary to intinnite to Mr. Higgins, J. P., Queen's County, that the Committee oft e Executive Council ..,.,.. I . -' ' L. ' .. brought against Mr. Lawson, another Magistrate of Queen's County, by Mr. Higgins, in a Memorial addressed Iothe Lieut- Governor. have reported the _siiid Charges in be un- founded. frivolous, and ventious. The Lieut. Governor has read th the Witnesses examined; and, while In the Report ofihe Committee. he can_scarceIy be- lieve that a gentleman, holding a Commission _of the Peace, and who for a =Iting . saficlty, sesld have brought such very serious charges a Inst n nefilibeur and brother Magic aft‘. H volunteered to-utistsniinie, unless he h been set rig under ocuie strange delusions and misap- pshonsione. _ . The Colonial Secretary will, therefore, intimate to Mr. Higgins, that the Heat. Governor expects _Mr. amine will, without delay, retract the accusations contained in his Memorial. ofdste the Ist September, sprees his regret at he aisle them; and the Colonial Secretary will report to the Liest. G_ovorncr ch. rasult of this communication to Mr. iggine—— taking care that it be forwarded by pen.

. SDI NOW! Schooner Clydssdlllr 7'0"‘

Bhutan. arrived at 6 own on the 87th instant. The Clydesdale in Island about a month since.

(iron the leudian R¢cordsr.)_ es 0. .5. night oftlie t7tli December, be: a gale near ountry

supposed to

L

e depositions of be fully concurs

posed tnlisvs peridsd as no ;:.ipd; all that was saved from

utullluil

pisses he

shoes, 5 ‘the some "BroiIisrs."'I"i $3 rt of n meuisrsiiduru -. gf sq: adags.ss _ to It eppearethisbs ‘was on yr Ital;

. M I hm’ WW I. "ifs."-m than wliat is most

the

d . M“I.I.'s‘It in cars otho :4! who nvsil |¢.llIt'|.!.h,|'.HIl'Jh"""'

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.pleusod to dirset the neuron

hfunnaa..—We regret to learn that Mr. Edmund Cameron, son of the late Mr. Allan Cameron, of Charlottetown, P. E. Island, was murdered at Sonora, California, in December last. He was on his run frein a place called Angel's Camp in Poverty Hill. and was shot at from behind by two iuhiimanwretehee who rode up to Iiim on horseback, and aflerwslds robbed him. He was found lying on the road asbort time afterwards, still alive, and was removed to hen he

Sonorri, before he

sent for his friend, George Clow, but

arrived he had expired.

POSTSGIIIPTIII Four Days later Englandul

, 6, .

We stop the Press to announce Iho ar- rival of in Colonial Mail. We have hastily glanced over our exchanges, and select from them the following items of news; te- legraphed to the Chronicle, St. John, N. B., from New York.

New You, Jan. 26.

The Ai-tic from Liverpool with dates to the I‘2th inst. arrived here about 6 o'clock this afternoon, with 49 passengers.

Markets.—-Grain dull and in limited de- mand at full rates.

The over-due Mail Steamer from Austra- lia, with upwards of .€I,000,000 of money, had arrived in England.

The new Duke of “Wellington has been appointed Mastcnof Horse to the Queen.

I'.I‘ALY.-—FI'£IIIcIS Madiai whose case has excited so much interest, has died in Flo- rciice. A correspondent of the London 'limes says he believes he was poisoned, Madame M. remains in prison.

The contest between Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Percival for the representation of Ox- ford University, continues doubtful. The Election keeps open for some days.

A Fire occurred at New York, on the morn- ing of the 11th, by which the extensive who Factory of Pamcle and Harvey was damaged to the amount of $90,000.

is so’ that the U. 8. Government has dea- pntchcd to England proposals for a treaty rela- tive to the fisheries and reciprocity in trade with Canada. Haunt, Jan. 8, I858.

After the Address pausd, in answer to the Go- vernor's Speech, Hon. John . Johnston intro. duced Bills in favor of Universal Suffrage and the Incorporation of Counties.

Die .

The Rev. W. T. lVishart, who had been lying ill for some weeks past, expired on Wednesday at two o'clock. As a man of talent and originalit of thought, he had few superiors; and his daiiiise wi I be sincerely regretted by his congregation, and those to w ioin lie was endeiired.—.N'eu: Brunswicker.

25th inst., Susan Maria, onl remaining child of the late Mr. S. Ilolninn, oft is town.agsd 4} IIIYIIIII.

At Mill Vale, New London, on the 2th ult., Mr. Matthew Murphy. aged 9| years. He emigra- ted to this Island in IBI2 and has always sustained the character of an honest and inoffensive man.

morning the

Married. This day the Rev. Dr. Jenkins, Mr. John Duncan, of Rustico, arrner, to Elisabeth second daughter of John Lawson, Esq.

At San Francisco, December Id, b the Rev. Hr. Willey, Mr. Artemas Dayison, to Miss Mary David- son, both of San Francisco, and late of P. E. Island.

Charlottetown Markets, Jan. 29.

Beef, (snlnll) lb. 8d a -lid Cheese, ad a 1 Don ll)’ quarter, Hil a 4d Hitttcr, (fresh) Ild a Is Park, II it {Lil Do., (by the tub) IN a Ild 30., (small) gal it lid Lard, ad «II II. 4 d 'I‘ Ito 9.1 10.1 inmii, per |h., 25¢‘. in "...n'," 1. . i, 4,, Vefll. P" "’-r ‘lid in -ltd . Homespun, yd. 8s ed a 5s Halli. POI‘ lb t 6d a ‘M i Flour. per lb. Sausages. per lb . 8d Oatmeal, r lb. 1 d "5: a 5d ' Biirlcy, busliel, 2s 6d 2.3.1 Catfish, per qtl., Ila a He [ Outs, Is 6d a Is 8.l 'I‘urkcys, 2s 6d a As Pearl Barley, r lb. ud l'0WlI. 9d a Potatoes, Is 8d it Is I0d Ducks, each, IN a In Turnips, IN a ecsc, 6d a 29 Cari-uis, per Purtridges, 6d a 9d Ilny, per ton. 50s a 80:: Eggs, per dozen, IN a Is Straw, per cwt. Is

NGRATION TO AUSTRALIA! Shares In the Emigratl.n§_Oompnny of . E. Islan THE Committee of Miinngeniant ofthe "Emigra- ting Company of Prince Edward Ialaad," hav- ing, in ICCOHIEIIICO wi e power and autliorit vested in them, concluded an agreement with an able and experienced Ship-builder, (Mr. Francis Auld of Rustico,) in virtue ofwhich Agreement he is bound to build. for the said Company, a good, substantial, and suflicient vessel, of about 200 tons burtheii. to be launched on, or before the lat September, I858, and which vessel, it is calculated, will be ready to sail from P. E. Island, for a Port in Australia, on or be- fore the Is? Ocrouas. I858; and all the SHARES in the said Company not having yet been subscribed for, or taken u Do hereby give notice, that Copies qftlis Articles of J! cement are left with Ms. Stu- riinrs Bovvait, o Charlottetown, Mn. Was. Mc Kav, cf Cavendish, and Mn. 0. CIIITII, of Curtis- dsle, who ivill, each, nfi'ord all necessary information concerning the objects of the said Coinpan ; and who have pcviier, individually, to dispose ofS res In the said Ccmpany,to a certain limited extent, to such individuals as‘ may apply for them, and are, at the same time, prepared to comply with, and abide by, the Rules and Articles of the said Company. N. B.—Ii is expected that all who ma wish to take any rt of the min propriated SHA ES, will perceivet e propriety o securing them without do- ay; for the sooner the Subscription List of the Coin- pany shall be filled up, the sooner will it be practicu- ble tc expedite and corn lets all the arrangements tie- cesear to ensure the aperture of the Company's ¥e:isc from I’. E. Island at the appointed thus in the a l.

O. CURTIS, Secretary. Charlottetown, Jan. 27, I858.

MONEY T0 LEND. NQUIRE at the Oflice of CIIAILII Pausan, Esq., Charlottetown. February I, I858.

Summary o‘t:'hGoves-amont Adver-

EOI . Secretary's Ofice, Jun. II, I888. His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor has been of Lt. Col. J. Hamilton Gray, and Frederick W. Hales, Esquire.to beisisert- in the Cominhsion cf the Peace 'o County; also. John Aldous, Escape, to be Iaeorted in the Commission sftlie Peace King's County. WARRANTS frol No 278 ofthe date oftbe 6th May, I852, to No 316 of the date oftbo 8d Juno, 1852, will be id ulthe Treasury.

Tits Genera Arsofily is prtivcgsod until Thera- duy the lot February heat, than to most fie DIIPATOIIJ us Bllllllls.

-Two S1'u'al Siissr, one has a slit on both oarsi the other has them cropped, and a piece out out of‘

LAND AS'3§OnNTs 'I'rsasarer's 0lIice,.C-Ii-:rlo.tetswu, P. E. Idund, Jii I858

iiiisr . . misuse of the Act or ilis General Asseuibl c ‘this Island. made and passed in the Elevout year of the reign of Her resent Majesty, intituled An Act for lrcyirig further an Assessment on all ' this Colony. and or the sesonrsgsisssl, vgf Ednrattori," and of an ct made in amendment thereto, and passed in the Twelfth year of Her said Majesty's Reign, intituled Jlri Jlct to explain and amend the presets! Jet for the Assessment of Land, and the siscouragcnisiil Education: I do hereby give Public Notice that have made Proclamation. according to the terms of the said Act. of the under- montioned Town Lois, Pasture Lots, Islands, and via of 'I‘cwnehIps in this Island, in arrears for the non-payment of the several suius due and owing thereon to Her Majesty, under and by virtue of the

N

Iirst mentioned Act, viz: scars scans. Township No. 8, 22I8 Township No. 44, 388I§

" 9, 49l2 " 47, H5 “ II, 701 " 48, 8188 “ 18, I627 “ 50. I54 “ 19, M0 “ M, 3080 “ 20, I846} “ 55, 570 " 2|, BIG “ 55, S47 " 28, 8l42 “ 59, 855 “ 24, I00 " 80, I500 " 25, 7555 " 88, II87 « 23, nor « er,

“ SI, I000 George's Island, 145 “ 32, 5044 Bunbiiry " I4 “ 33. 599 St. Peter's " 80 “\ 87, I82I Murray Islands, 81 " 88, 500 dian

“ 48, 2400 deuce, 800

Charlottetown, lst Hundred of '1 own Lots, ] of No.

84; 5-8 of No. 86. 8d Hundred, jof N'o. 45, icf No. 45, 7-80ths of N 3

o 9 . 4th Hundred, I of No. 30, 4-l5tlis of No. 88. 5th Hundred, A oI'No. 2, A of No. 98. Pasture Lots in Charlottetown Roy ulty, No. 187. own Lots in Geor etciwn:

No. 7, Range I, Letter D; ter A; I No. 9, Range 2, Letter B; A No. 9, Range 2, Letter F, Range 8, Liitter B; A No. 8, Range 4. Letter A.

Pasture Lots in Georgetown Roynlty, Nos. 89, 90, ] of I99, 272, 219, and 285.

Town Lots in Priocotoivn: Nos. 1.2, s. 4. 5, and c. o. 5, Row 2, Digisica I, Letter B 2, it

do 8, do B.

4 and 5, do 2, do 5, do B. 3, do .5, do C.

5. 6, 7, and 8, do 8, do 8, do C. 2, do 4, do 8, do D. 5, do 5, do I, do E‘ 8, do 5, do 2, do E. 2, 5,‘ do 6, dc E. 8, do 8, do I, do H. 7, do I0, do I, do J- 6, do 2, do 4, do B- 8, ' doll, do 7, do K. Pasture Lots in Priiiestown Roysllzy--| of No. 8;

Q of No. I5I; Q of No. 238; No. 240; No. 875.

And the owners of the said Lots and Tracts of Land so in arrears and proclaimed as afcreiiaid, are hereby notified, that in case the sum charged on them as afore- ' other with the costs which have been incur- red, aha I not be paid before the next Easter Term of the Supreme Court of Judicature, to be held at Char- lottetown. which will

prams Court, during the said Tom, for Judgment agailnat the said Lots and Tracts of Land. respec- tive .

JOSEPH POPE, 'I‘reasurer. Public Lecture on Australia!

v_v'ill be a Lecture delivered on "lustro- Ha" Hm"; in the Large‘: Room ofhthefil Tlhgpsrufi .ou IDIIIIDAY venin , a o . I3 Ma. Was. I-Iaann, W. P.,bf" inco Edwa " Qinvision. Th; [icon will be opeutn the Public at arter past ig t o'cl .

The Oflicers and Mzinbers of “ Prince Edward" Division, Sons of'I‘emperance, are hereby requested to meet puiictually at 7 o'clock on that Evening.

J l.VlI‘..‘l l\l()N'1'HEATH, R. S.

Charlottetown, Jan. 28, I858.

PARIS EATS. RECEIVED per “ Sui. Ai.axaivnai_t,” from the Msnufactory of'l‘i-ioauts 'l‘owiea:iw, Lon- don, for sale chea for Cash. at the STORE cf the Subscriber, " DA IE8‘ CORNER,"Q.ncen-square, THREE CASES OF THE .480 PE. Superior Paris Hats, I2s. lid. to 25s. with Merino unders, Do Lsmsrtine Shape, Clerical Hats—with Merino Britain, 6 Dozen Silk (a cone‘ oment) 7s. 6d. ANIEL DAVIES. January 21, I853.

Legislative Library Notice. . NY person or persons having any Book or Books in their pouession belonging to the LEGISLA- TIVE LIBRARY. are hereby particularly requested to return the same forthwith, or previous to the meet- ’ Legislature. By Order, H. W. IDBBAN, Librarian. Legislative Library, Jan. 81, I858. 2w

AUCTIONS. at 5 W. M 0. HP. Subscriber will sell bypld UCTIOJV, at his l'arni¥Ssmmers' e. Let I'I.en Tburfley. the

8rd day ry. tbo following Stash. &e.. via:— 5 Cows (witli calf). two live-year old One; one sgle and one double Wood Sleigh, Plo , Har- row, Ilsrsese, P b taetiling; one due e-seated tinting SIe' , (with fare complete); a few tone of Ha , and many other articles about the Farsi. ll.I0—-IIIIIIIOGIIIII alter will be sold, one supe- rior birch Dining Table, one wire-s ' Sofa, two so uses, five cwt. Sugar, I res chests I‘ea, four boxes extra Chairs, rocking Chairs, criptieas, five sides Solo Leather, three don. Terai Hess, six superior Clocks, one cask Vinegar, two kegs Powder. two begs Goose S ‘eight cooking, air tight aiidcther Stoves; stove and her Brushes, I0 bags table Salt, two bags Iiurd Neils, two ditto sit‘ a Nails, two ditto lath Nails; Cross oat, tuill Saws, white and blue cotton Warp, white Paint and paint oil. red and y_allow Ochre: one saisll eeslr cf Glassware, and a variety ofcther Goods. A very liberal credit will lie givaaon approved

Iflfl.

Deals, Boards, Shingles, Scantling, Juniper Knees audGrain. will be talten in payment.

J. WEATHERBE.

N. B.—'I'lIe several remaining Lola of the MAX- PIELD PROPERTY, except the mills, willbe sold at private sale.

January 85, 1858.

LAND FOR SALE. .

OP BE_ SOLDI; by Pri_bl":l AUCTION’? pl remises. nu iuvio y disreod pn- vate Contract, on Tnepsda the I5i day of March next,at I8 o'clock noon, MILl'."ssd LAND at-

tached. at Cove Heed, belonlging to Islam JOH and WILLIAM AULD, and ormerl adverthed for ' terms 0 Illl. sppl

the Subscriber, at his Odice in Charlottetown. . JOSEPH HENSLEY. Charlottetown, Jan. 26th, 1858. ~

Glasgow and Manchester House.

VID WILSON, No. 8. Ricisasoivn Srunl-r,

. has JUST RECEIVED. per Brig“! ,

rem Liver I, p-ml, and other arrivals om Halifax, a large ad itioii to lIl:lVt'|'_V extensive TOCK of

BRITISH, EAST INDIA, AMERICAN, ' GOODS.

the Season, consisting of Woollen Shawls, Tweeds, Orleans, Scotch Tartaos, Ermine Cloakirrg, Black Lace Plouncing, Lady Msyorieos and Duchess Shawls, Cashmere Dresses, Woollen Broad Cloths, of all colours, I"IanneIs, Bed Quilts, Great Coats, Blankets, Carpeting, Marseilles Counterpanes, &c., dtc.

1.80 A general assortment of 'I‘sas, Loaf, Crushed and Brown Su ar, Molasses, Coffee, Snuff, Drugs, Oils, Window lass, Crockeryware, Glassware, I’-‘ancy Scaps,Confeetionery, 5tc., dtc., ltich he offs at unprecedented low prices for preiript payment. No. 8, Richmond Street, Nov. I8, I852.

Royal Agricultural Society. RAIN SHOW. SHOW OP GRAIN, under the direction of the Committee of the Royal Agricultural Societ , ill be held in Charlottetown, on WEDNESDA ,

ilis 8d MARCH next, when the following Presnisms will be ofsred for competition :-

For the beat Wheat, £1 to 0 Do. t e. I 0 0 Do. beet twmruwed Barley, I I0 0 Do. beat do. do. I 0 0 Do. best four-rowed Barley, I I0 0 Do 8d best do. do. 0 0 Do best black Oats, I I0 0 Do 2d beet do. do. I 0 0 De boot sample of Red Clever

Seed. not less than 50 lbs. I I0 0 0

Do. I o. e. do. I 0 The Grain and Clover Seed to be of the growth of I852. Each Sack of Grain must contain not less than ' ' be awarded without com-

es.

Irurnedistel after the Grain Show, the Annual Meeting of e ociety will take place, when the Committee's Report and an abstract of the Accounts will be read.