was to impeach the President. but in the s late slootl‘oo‘hass lmPO‘phs

sd Congrsuf‘ .W qis‘g to be an , ‘ 1‘ The new Democratic councils of Ila timers liars ra, fused to have their sessions opened with rayer, on. bad inst-her ssssrtln that " preachers had ms mors'lsaria than good. and ad caused tit. lth rebellion by that;

praying luilusucs.‘ V ‘ f I _ . rt . The formal transfer of Russian America to the United States has finall been made. (lanoralllouuow m. valved the transhir, which was accomplished with the I'er‘mostioa of Iowa-in; tbs Russian and homilng rho linitsdBtatos flag. and tho interchangs of two short sentences in tha way of speech-making. onte Rotondu Is a. small tOWn of 1.200 souls, ton mills north-cast ol‘ B‘orne, in the province of that imam

his unlahat Louis Napoleon proposes to alliance tho Princo Imperial of France to Oizcllc. the younng daughter.“ the Emperor of Austria.

Mr. Maguire. hi. P.. has left Cork for London to siiporiutond itii- publication of his forthcoming work on the “ Irish In America}; 1 b I I ‘

on.‘C. G. Du its con outlet to cm v q. toflllli,l¥lilln0Ih for life ycount ' of llalbouiic. in whiidi his opponent WM “flied .Sflll! 1'. Whom bu defeated by a large majority. although Sands had been in prcvmus )OIselllon. and gained.tbe support of many partial . tr. Duffy‘s majority was 476 votes to 272. The election took place In August. and is announced with apparent satisfaction in the Melbourne Argus. .

Charles ster. the novelist, has been appointed Eng. Iii-Ii Consul at Vienna.

A memorial. in the shape or a magnificent Cathedral. to tho late Cardinal Wiscniaa. is about to be erected in Lot-don. A site has been obtained close to the Victoria Railway Station. Westminster Abbey. and bordering on tho new (patterns ringing into existence round Buck- ingham Pulses. t is intended to make the new Ca- thedral amost imposinf cdii‘iwmnd clergyman speaking most at thc'Euro ran angusges will bs stationed there for the pm me 0 hearing Confessions and preaching to tlircigiwrs it their native tongue.

Con meant me tbs poo rin

Tle (lininu.nt.ixs.——Speaklng of these gentry. the 'l'i'mos‘ Florence correspondent admits that the ranks of tiaribaldi‘s army were tor the most part com )oscd of thc liiggcat blackguards that Italy could fliin sit; and he adds that, so gent-rally Were the" VOI'JIIII‘I‘TI against the Pops clilistrll from amongst the criminal classes. that crime sensibly diminished in Florence so long" as the raid lasted :—

“ Since the beginning of the insurrection it is surpris- ing how crime has diminished in Florence. Day after day the ps crs record that “no olI‘uni-e has been com- mitted in l-Iot‘snce during the last twenty-four» hours.‘ ‘,

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Hero is a specimen of the moans by which the Carl» baldisns attempt to carry their ends. We copy from the Iloinan correspondent of tho London Morning Post :-— , ‘ a

" 'l'owsrds dark yesterday. five persons drove up in a carriage to the house of Signor Musin, Under Score. lul‘y ut War. and. knocking at his door. stabbed the (700k n no came to open it. and were procucdin in quest of Fug-nor Mario. when an orderly soldier wit a brace ol‘ pis wis. and the thrilling screams of Mario‘s nieces. llllll."' cl them to abandon tht-ir murderous sr-Iiemc, run down stairs. and drive 011' more rapidly than they came." « v

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On Saturday ni ht last, a Mr. McLarsn wasproceuib ing home froin alitax. and when near the village ol Walton. Hams County, he was accosted by two men with blackened fact-s, who caught. his horse and demand- ed “ his money or his life." Both being valuable to the owner he refused to deliver IllH money. and one of the villians drew a knife and made a blow at Mr. McLari-ii’s breast. By a most fortunate circumstance ho had a parcel of a on in his bros-t pocket. which no doubt raved Mal)“: as had they tint been tin-rs theblow would probably have been Iatal. The viilinn made another blow with the knifi- which this time entered Mr. Mc— I.uren‘n stomach. Inuit-ting a severe wound and prostrat»

lig the unfortunate man. The scoundrcls then robbedI

him of all his money. amounting to nearly a hundred dollars. and lit-treated to the woods. Althou h very Weak from loss 0s blood. Mt. Moharen manage to get into his waugon and drive to tho nosresthousu. -Illsll‘f' he was Well cared for. It is probable that. [in will re- civw. Mr. .‘II'Islll'un has no suspicion as to who tho iiicn worth—Whoa. Nor. Iti. .

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N own by Telegraph- —w-—r A _ V San Francisco. Nov. 21. The annual Convention of the Fenian Brotherhood of California. acting in concert with the Irish Revolu- tionary Brotherhood. and recognizing John Savage as their Chief Executive ill America. adjourned alter a short session today. The oficors of the organization are rcpt-mooted as in a sstislui-tury condition. ,Tbey endorsed the policy of the Irish Itovolutiouoi‘y Brother- hood as «immunised by Thom J. Kelly of Ireland. and John Savage ot‘Aniorica. .

Manchester, Nov. 20. A. the day for the exccution of the condemned Fenian approaches, the vUovcrnmcnt rodoiibles' its promotions against any-outbreak or attornpt at rescue. Regular troops have been pouring in hero by railroad for two litt_\‘s past, and the city is now crowded with soldiers. ' , Manchester Nov. 20, avg. In addition to the large military force the Municipal authorities have provided for the security of this pesos by swearing in at the Town “all over 2,000 citizens as special Policemen on the day of the execution. ‘ ' ‘ ~ Putin. Nov. 19. Experienced Engineers have laid out. and the Fun- tificalt ops are actively e gagcd In building substan- tial wot s ol‘ defence at al the approaches to Rome. and thesegrtifications are rapidly approaching a c'im- pletion.’ o markets of the .Isl. yet received. . , , , , Ottawa. 22d. In the Sonato lastvnigbl. in reply to I. Ins-when, Ilsa. Mr. Campbell stated that this Governinan had not ower to lnizlato or entertain negotiations. with the A i'ica‘n' Government with regard to the renewal of" the Itccipro- city Treaty. Such negotiations could only be ouch- od through the instrumentality of tho. ritish inistur at Washington‘dgalso stated that to Gavg'ii%nn: iroioscd to -s ' aiicotamut s ' a-wit ‘ s. as Indies. and 1I0 iubflfi‘zed'lins b “more” with that VIEW. Hon. D. McGee is seriously ill. ’ ' i ‘ . , . Kipgstop. Jamaica. Noplfi. 'I‘lioro lrwlesr of another negro riot and revolution- ary outburst; The pg'islsiol' 8. Thomas in thr- Esst ls thro‘atshiod the present ocoslsiom as in the can if the lormel rebellion: ’ Time and smtiuul‘ hundrsd ae- grorsdfsctpliosd. According to military practice. and ready to to 9 up arms. : . . v _ w; s i « [*‘Y'Y‘Tk' ‘9' 1 By Spscial Telegrams ovor tbs Cuban Cable it is lcaraso that s-himlcsns maps-tom at. *1an on the 30thnh.. Insulating the capltal and destroying 200 lives. ‘1 ’ Advices from Mexico stats that Admiral To tholl‘ has i} ocivsd tho ' ' “perm aw]. Ian Irom tho W! ' i at. I‘flis are (I to ha in a fair ststs of reservation consi crin the cir- cumstanos. Thain pipers authorise the Ad- iral to assuaso cars of the rsaiains sad permitlin them to pass the , inspectiuror ethod. and lie was on em! to have tho capital with to charge for Vera ' MIMI“ hag. ultra the Austrian FrIgiltn Nora" would be ready to convey them to Austria). ., - .l t" a - , ,. , ,. Gold 139 to: ; i I if -« U

Washington. Nov. 19.

Crotsamlllciin ssooiaitr of "Oats 20th. fl“.th v 6::

sfl'orts of Ali Paella to turn tho islanders from their In- lluxible detsrmination to become part of the Kingdom ofiire :2 i . 1 s'JOst'V“

The ussian. Prussian and Fronch Commanders con- tinue to convey non-combatants to Greece.

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The Grand Viaier's reinonstrance ugaiusl this is boiu treated with contempt. Thu war is bsing iesunieii ,svlth incrsamd violate-n and will not close until aftir

. London. 19th——Noon. I The Speech of Napoleon before the French ( Yluinibers 'ouorday. waa published this morning. It reliin to ’tallan and German affairs, and uestiim of Itch-rm.) l‘he document is quite short. on log less than 1.50;) words. . ' Manchester, Nov. 13. fits prisoners Roberts. k‘oatlierston and Gould. wars brought up before Commission to-day. and sentenced to five years imprisomsnt. All the in- dictments having been disposed or, the Special Com- mission was dissolved. Dublin, Nov. 1‘2.

The trial of flslpln before the Special Commission was concluded 10-day. The jury brought in a ver- dict of guilty of treason and felony. 'I‘hs prisonsr throughout his trial has maintained his claim of American citizenship. The Court has not yet pro- nounced his sentence.

Ottawa. Nov. 20.

The Premier announced that the Government would try to pass before the adjournment. the Post Oll‘tce, Excise Customs, 'I‘arifl and Railway bills. and the bill to renew the suspension of the [labour Corpus Act. I Malacca, Nov. 19.

The ‘Gazstts' publishes the text of diplomatic note from Prime Minister. Manobroa, which declares t‘pat ihs siipprssslon'of the temporal powsr oi the

ups is indispensiblo to the maintenance of good relations between Italy and Francs.

Manchester, Nov. 15.

The execution of Allen and the other prisoners condemned to death by the Special Commission, ox- copt Maguira. whose pardon has been announced, will take place on th- 23rd inst. in this city.

London, Nov. 18.

Though the sentence of most of the Foulsns rs- ceutly convicted at Mauchsstsr will be commuted to hard labor for a term of years or banishment. Allen will probably sailor the extreme penalty of the law. Nov. 28rd.

London, Nov. 18.

Midnight—Tho Manchester Observer says :— ' Thsro is no hops of reprieve or commutation for Gould and Larkm. and they will be ‘ea-icuted with Allen on the 23rd inst.. according to the terms of their sontencos.’

The British Grtvsramsntihas rsciovsd from the West Indies no official advices of tho sumsrsion ol the island of Tortola, as reported by a Cable dos- patch from New York.

The troops of the French Expeditionary Corps in Italy are making preparations to go into winter quar- ters at Civitu Vecghia.

The latest if‘luropean dcapstchos arc to the?“ inst-ht. one of which reports that General Meanbtro. the Italian Prime Minister. has issued another nuts wherein the action of France in invading tbs Papal States is several y denounced. flow serious to be sure!

It is reported that the llaitsdb‘tates bavs made proposi- tions to purchasc the Hudson Bay Territory. The Do- minion of Canada had better look sharp.

Austria has signified its willingness to join the European Conlcu-nce. propmcd by France. ~

Small blinds of (Iaribt‘ldmu bad‘ lately frontier. but were promptly met try-tho spin dily s Ippresscd. .

Despatchc containing the gratifying intelli are of the safety of I) . Livingston. the celebrated traveler and ex- plorer. were received in London on the 22d.

Great cfions were antic. it without'avail. except in the case of Shore. to have thisi Iivcs (if the condemned Manchester l’cnians’s arcd. Ample preparations th’e being made to secure or or and safety at the executions. whiuhlwere to take place on the ‘Iad. England, which can aflord to sym-

isc with rebels and tilibusters everywhere else. is more inexorablrthan any other civilised country in her treatment of political prisoners. i

sued the Papal opal troops and

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llvilfow‘gil l’i’llr.——-Stoiiiaoh and failigustion.-—The stomach furnishes the material sustenance of every or- gan. ll' disordered. the whole body languishcs, but however stvorciy affected. its tone and vigour may al~ ways lit: restored by a course of those irresistible l’ills. Biliuuaness. indigestion. liver complaints. and all dis-

‘ order! of the stomach can essilybe cured by tbs mo of

IIollowsyi‘s run. no sufl’urer that has ever tried tliotu‘will duny their tax- "€an elllcacy. In every case of stomach disease from tho mlldest case of dispcpsia to the horrifying cancer. from the nttuluurof tha' [res liver to the vaniti‘ng‘sc- companvlog ulcerated stomach, those Pills immediater relieve, generally curs. ' ' L A

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flbip News.

The crew of the Sch. (.‘oniiit. Capt. Mel’hec, at this port to-uay. were taken sick with fever. after leaving at. Jago. an tbs vessel put into Ins us. ’ ls‘aac Day. sesman. 0' Eden. died before reaching nsguapon the 7th Out. The (Ionic: experienced heavy wssthsr on the passage home, and lost bulwsiks and gdley. and hail boat stove and sails split.—E.r. ‘ ’ ‘ '

Yestsrdsy ths Bark Abeonp. Campbell. mastrr. cleared for Liverpool. with a cargo of 18.600 bushels of oats and 12.868 fset deals. by JIM D. Mason, Esq. The Ship‘s. ('. Owns, Bronln. master. and the Mark Emprus, Gulls, master. blunt! the cams day. the firmer f flsvrs. France. with 28,898 bushels of bats. b'slh 1510.9“ IBros. ’I‘o-day the brigt. ldali's. Robert Paul. master. also cleared for ilavrc with 18.": bushels of meta. for tho sa'ms parties.— lb.

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Launched.

From the shipyard of 11.6. MdDoa'sld. Earp. Pisquid River. on the 15th October. for the Hon. D. Davies and Messrs. (l. as, parks. of this Cityt s llltlna d 18‘ ions n m.. copper fastened, to class. v. years A l at lilyods. called thu Pnovrr; and on the 1st inst., another Brigantine of 19') tous'n'. an. scald-inlaid ' .esll- ed the ’l‘avsyia. Both of thesa'erspla are Iatsadqd or the English Mil“. Ilr. MsoDonlId sroputatibn as is builder of haadsonis. first-class vessels is‘ ob well established as to render remark on these vessels unnosssuwy.‘

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On Wednesdo , the 20th inst.. Jonathan Couch Coiling. aged 49 years. a l' mshort illnoss. which be hora with por- ssa resignation to the Divine Will. Whils’ in Illa he was ncwn and respected as an east tic and honest man. It is the Ilrm hops and belief of‘hl relatives and friends that he passed from death arms lift—Join. ‘ ' x..;1¢.....n-..z:r ,, -, . as

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ITH so scswsnu. iptsndiuzto Build aNsw union. I 8 neat spriag. are desirous of reducing their re- l. STOCK or (icons. and win. after. the 1st DEC M- R cdmmcnos . ' .

SELLJE‘NG “or? ' mars Lands aso'vatuso B'I’OCK or- Ii‘lnlll C AIIIIOAI

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the annihilation of Turkish rule. I

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of Prince Edward Island for the years

1863. 1864. 1865. 1838 and 1867.

EHSONS disposed to contract for Printing;' Eight Ilundred Copies of the Revised Public ficnerali Statutes. of Prince Edward 1sland.. passed In the years: 1863. 1864. 1865. "366 and 1867. and for Binding the some. are hereby informed that TENDER? xiii be re I "(sired by the undersigned (Ulnniissiourrs. appointed to superintcnd the same, until 12 o'clock. noon. on WED—I NESDAY. the Fourth day of December. Instant. I The Public and l’rivate‘Ststutes will form two separ-I tits Volumes. comprising. ii in small pit-s. 2801’agcs‘ and 170 Pages. or then-abouts, respectively. and will form two separate Vol-tines.

Tenders to express the rate per Sheet of eight Pages for each Volume. The Contractor will bc required to print the Public Statutes first. and to complete the same within Four Months silt-r commencing it. which he will. be required to do on or about the 21st day of Dt't‘rlll‘ her next: and to complete the I’m-ate Statutes within Three Months thereafter. Both works to be printed in a good and woi'kuianliku manner. either in the style of thc Revise-d Statutes of Prince Edward Island. publish- ed in 1862. or of the Session LIth of tho prsiumt year. (1867), a specimen of which. as well as: of the Binding and of the uslity of' the Pappr, ins be seen, and other portion on made known. at tbs ( dies of Honor- able Joseph Hensley, One of the Commissioners, where Scaled Tenders directed to the uudcsslgnsd are to be sent. "‘ “ '

Separate Tenders to be sent in for the Printing, which must express the rate it rinted according to the type and style of the Revised .aws or of the Session Laws. its the case may be. and separate Tenders for tho Bind- ing of the work; and the Tenders tor the Binding to set forth the rate per Volume at which the Contractor or Contractors will Half Iliud tho same In Calf, and Half Bind the same in Sheep.

No Tender will be noticed unless accompanied by a Letter addressed to tho Commissions". signed. if in re- reierence to the Printing. by two ('2) persons of known responsibility. on aging to become Security for tbefidus performance of t a Contract.

EDWARD PALMER, I C n . . JOSEPH unusnsv. 9 ° “°'”'°"°"' Charlottetown. November 27. 1867. “ Flying Frenchman” for Sale 1 THIS well-known and favorite HORSE. whose Stock is the most numerous and tbs fastestlu the Island. and always coni- msnd a ready sale and the highest prices, will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION. on the Market Square at 2 o'slock, 1’. M. on I‘LWNPAY. ll" 30th 6'! 01 DECEMBER. ’

Tsrms made known at the sans. ' JOHN MAIIER.

Lot 49. Nov. 17. 1857. F 0 ‘U N D . N the SLIPetcr's Road. on Monday night last a .Lsdy’ s FUR. MUFdB", which the owner can have b rov ro on an pa ing expenses. Ap Iy to I p h; p P y .10 N TREANOR. p at Hon. Goo. Coles', Ch. 'l'otrn. Nov. 27, 1867. pd

N EW “GOODS? “ ‘ W

The Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the pub- 110 am he has. by late varlnus ii rivals from sums. I Canada. and the United States completed his .1 '

Importations for the Season» COMPRISING a tear General Assortment of Goods!

which he offers for sale at his establishment“ THE

QUEEN STREET WAREHOUSE-

llc assures those who may favor him by a call. his stock has been purchased with a most careful iegard to the soundness of the articles offered for sale.

No ahatctncnts in price. but a considerable discount will be allowed on. the purchase of a psrcol. » Parties buying on these terms, at this establishment. will not I only effect the adventure of obtaining the same at the 1mg" im‘sut also ia- - sure to t, m _ . oo . Banana navus. Queen Street Warehouse, 2 4!“ Ch'tovvu. Nov. 8. 1867. V l N J [751‘ RECEIVED F1101“. BOS I‘QN. Bbls. llAVAN-NA ORANGES, ‘ < ‘ ‘2 Boxes LEMONS. 2 Bhls.. GRANGER. ‘2 Dbls. COOKING. FEARS, i 1 Box EATING FEARS. l Cass GRAPES. COCOA-NUTS. APPLES. CONFEC’I‘IONARY. &c.. &c.. For Sale Cheap for Cash at . T. O‘CONNELL‘S! Variety Store. Queen Street.

Nov. 20. 1867. 4hr

wwwhs' . m. ‘— -. . .- v-.. [‘0 the Public,

“(7110)! SALE continued every FRIDAY and SAT-

; URDAY evening. from 7 to 10 o'clock. at the subscri- ber's Auction Rooms. Raiding Room Building.

floods of every d 'tlou received and sold to order. ‘I‘i-ziim Cash ; sule posit I No reserve.

Auction sales of no... came. Farming Implements. New and second-hand Furniture. Stoves, he” attended to hit market days. in front of the Market Home, at 2 o'clock,

p. m. A. hlcNElLL. Auctioneer. Reading Room Building. 2 ‘ . Nov. ‘2), 18’i7.

both at Auction Rooms in Reading Room Building. and at. Wareroou in Market lieu-s basement. . -. A.Mc.\lRILI..

NOTICE.

WHEREAS by virtue of a Deed of Rolsass and Assignment mst and Executed the 91" day of OC'I‘.. inst., duly tiled and' registered in the topsi- oliices inthis Island. WM. 8. DAWSON. late 0 Char- lottetown. 'l‘anner. [1th released. assigned. transferred. and conveyed to the undersigned. all his real and per-

and sums of money and securities therefor due and owing unto him. as well as all the personal Estate and Btl‘ects belongin to and all debts and sums of no. and securities t erefor due and owing to GE RG

N iCOLL. hits of Charlottetown. Shoemaker. which had

ll. Dawson. by a certain lined of Assignment duly re~ gird. u on certain Trusts. and for c rialii purposes. to is ssi first metian Deed of i umunt ex-

ossed. This Is to notify all miss ind. ted to the said W. B. Dawson. 'an to u said George Icoll.

I» 'd by them forthwith. to Messrs. ALLav a Avnrs. Soloitors. who have but) duly authorised to receive andgive reccl to for the saints; and all persons to whom tbs said W. . Dawson is indebted are rsqusssstl to tut-ion. an: elaitsts and Accounts duly abated to on said Messrs. Alloy 0 Davies. lbrthwith. band at Charlottetown. this 26th Oct. . "381. . ' THOMAS DAWSON. RICHARD HEARTZ. THOMAS ALLEY.

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PREPARATIONS mu THE AIR.