—E_ Wa observe by the develd that the ed tor of } ] ‘ { ot of that paper bas comm need an action i ihe au st {he proprietor efthe Jatriod, ov account

fq ecevtain grave charge ayuinst Mr. Reilly in

the letterever the signature of ** 4 J rc lestaut who knows.’ -—-_ Xortrce re Buripers.—It is a matter of no

small cousequence to the owners or lessees of

own Lots, whose houses were consumed by the

late. fire, to knew that by the By-law of the city. as well as by the common law, nwo eclha hat hes opening on the strect are pern ssible.

4s 4 lnall cases where

. ‘ eo <amed or remove dl, cella Hatches oven on the street have been prohibited. We under stand the Recorder ix serving the partics own

; , } i ' ag or leasing building lots in the burnt district

with notices to that effect.

— eS - TO CORRESPONDENTS, «* Rashlei rh” has been received and will re

eene aii early atteution, -- -

Micneres Fisaise.—A correspondent at Bay Fortave writes us, Sept. 7:—** 1] have been in formed by a Me, Campbell from East Point that ene af the Charlottetown fishing schooners, th Sil Light, sur.

I wade a very suceessfal haul of mackere! on th

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owned by Johu Douse,

gh and Sth inst., taking M3 barrels in two

aduv>.- —<--

We copy the follewing from McNvill’s Reading Rien State o—

Ove Fisurairs ;—The Schooner, “ Frankli: Treat, ae, rreapeler 4hee pert, wrth a cateh of abeut ey barrela of mackerel cach trip. And we are glad to learn that stnee leacing en her third trip her erew has

we trips trem

caugit, in the short space of fivedays, 260 barrels }

et mackerel, eee - ApptrioN al Seascuirviens received by His Worship tre Mayor, ia aid of the Sufferers by the tute F

Hon. Capt. Swabey, Langford Grove... £10 0 0 Duncan MeGregor, Esq... Railway De puriment, Nail ge anata aa

sane STEAM PIRE ENGINE

lowing

purchasing a Steam Fire

AvovyNTs af money collected from the f

tis

gent ete Towa

Evyine, by Committee uppotnted, viz, I. Davies ad Win. MeGill, Sep. 1, [su6: TET TTT nnn swans se @ Thomas Dawson, seuior............---. os 9

RY NEE oS CL ue cdecceusecuasas » O 6) dict accordingly —Jsl.

ns ie cee e sce acwns 5 0 O

Fk * a eee ee 5 @ 0] ors

eS CD nck Che odeddccces<osdecs > 0 0 The Antigonish Casket, of Thursday last, states Droid a OOD, Si hod de Vine Hee dieié > UO 0) that the potato bight has made its appearance Save ame On nee e ewe ene ee neers 0-8 0) toa fearful extent in the country during the past | Wiilimm Metiill...... enteecenvecnees 2 @ @G “ek It is said tha 2 nd Senin ste. > ee - 2 sal vat Onve-thi ot the crop is duties Offer... ot ti eehddeoedadeasuawe 2 0 OF arcane

~ OB) Gert 0G 8 i dn bio oe se eels cen ciceses PIS 6] _ > <— -—

DP Rau licsclketuce cee a s°e@'e ph hid dard . oie inal

eS TNS bees bil Ce ciiciciee 3.0 o| MEETING OF CIPY COUNCIL,

ee a NN, 34 Fink a 815. Se : . 0| August 25th, 1°66. er ido oi ahs a ie 00 si tl ie ; Michast Geenhes Nicaea iidlis disiee dbeeuee 0 6 3| Present :—His W oreiip the Mayor. Council. | ee eg 010 | lore— Morris, Mitchell, Reddin, Breeken, Brown, oe ce 3 0 0| oan Yates, DeeBrisay, and His Honor the ae eS AE ore Sees ae p Fare 2 0 ©} Reeorder.

a a ded nahin oan 00 e| Minutes of last meeting read and approved Sh SE anccccedesvecns ial 5 00 The Clerk read a communication from C.

we eee |

9 |

£1217 Received at Bank P E_. Island, Witcram Cunpatt, Cashier. ——_—-+ - FIRE AND. TERRIFIC EXPLOSION BOSTON.

PUNRE Sever AT WATERTUWN DESTROVED—LoUss abour S)Jugpo, &e

Bosrox, Mass , Sept. 2, 1366.

A fire and explosion occurred early this morn- ing wv a group of three buildings in the United States Arsenal, at Watertown, which cased net @ litile exciiewent and alarm im all the (owns in ihe wiemity, and aise this ctty, Where the aeund of tee exploaten was plainly beard aad its vibra tives unpleasantly felt. The three buildings were used as storehouses, The greup concisted of twe wooden buildings, connected by a small brick structure, which was filled with a quantity of saltpeter, nitre, paratiar, charceal, seme tow, and a swall quantity of powder. The fire originated

I. Clark, Master. has already, this sea- | the fixhing grounds te}

NEAR |

BYVILDINGS IN THE UNITED STATES AR-!

in one of the wooden buildings, in seme lumber |

there stored. It crept slowly and sieadily inte the erick building and then iguited the eombusti bie weaterial. The explosion was quick, sharp and terrific. The two wooden buldings were shattered into a hundred pieces, and windows

and ix a number of buildings in Watertown and Cambridge. Charles Gregg, Clerk in the Paymaster’s De- artment, and three soldiers, named Wilham Bias. Jobn Timmons, and George Callon, were iw the brick building at the time of the explosion

hi

aud sashes breken in the buildings in the yard ’

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and were all more or les injured, neither of them | however seriously. Gregg was thrown out #

the windows.

But little of the property stored in these build- ingt was saved. A number of gun carriages were drawn out, but only one hundred and thirty et six hyadred aud thirty ammmunitivn cas s,valucd at $1) cach were saved. hundred theusand feet of pine Inimber » treyed. “This was valued at $107,000. tal joa ic estimated at some $140,000, $2,000 of which is on the glass broken aud window shattered oy the jar of the explosion. ¢itement Was intense in the viemity,

—=—_->-es- EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF FENIAN AM MUNITION.

(Limerick Cor. of Irish Times )

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as des-|

The to-| Alley, E-q., Chiet Engineer of the fire Depurt-

VERY LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

Received aft We Neill s Reading Room, Sis ox) Bie pe me Loxpox, 7th Sept. Times editorial report netrimouial alliance letween King ulsa of Ie awland,

of Ltaiv and Princess F

Pants, 7th. Napoleon's health not cood—doubtful if he will yo fe Baravrita. Gold l bis i: Sr. Jony, 10th Sept., 10 a.m. By T legruph fo A. M. Neill x Reading Doom and hvuminer. Bank of En sland reduc wr cent.

London, bik Nept.- ed discount to five | Continental news of uo interest.

( di 146. Hateax, 10th, a. m. China arrived 8-30 this) mornny The Great Kustera has arrived at Heart's Content: landed the Cable en Saturday night; both

cables workiny splendily i Phe Midway leaves radian to try the additional connectiny from Cape Kay to Cape Noith. Lhe

Bustern was to leave for Eu slaud vesterdav.

1 Caves

Crrvel

ao

/

Sie John Pakington, (now First Lord of the Ad-

miralty,) ceusuripg the smaliness of the grant fog Canadian Defences said: “As lone as Canada meaning all Bettish) America) is loyal she must rever be abandoued oe lam surprised at a geutleman rising in this Tlouse to ask whether

in the ewent of a war we should fight America in!

Canada or elsewhere.

event fight the U

I say We must in such an ted States wherever they are vulnerable ; but abece ail, if Canada remains l oyal t must uot be deserted 1 entirely cotmeide with the pehey expressed on this point by the poble lord (Lerd Palmerston), and 1 mest say that | whatever diflerence ot oploton there may be be tween us oaother subjects, ke is the last man in this country who would ecer adcucate the desertion

Imerica. Is the defence of Canada a practic apessibility or net !—Lavland has not been in | the habit of regarding anything of this nature as tm possible.”

Ju the same debate General Peel (uew Seere- tary of War) said, * he should lament a ywar with

iated, watil the last man was sacrificed and the last

guined ex pe nded. The honorable aud gaiiant viem

ver Was loudly cheered on resuming his seat.

- se?

Coroner's Inquest.—An Tnquest was held aT Munday morning, the Srd inst, f Mr. Robert Muteh, Gallas Pot, before J. R.

| Bourke, Esq, ove of the Coroner's for Queen's Caunty, on View of the body of ALWZXANDER MackK ak, of Post Prim, who was tonne! dead on the shere at Gallas Pot, Lot 50 in evidence that the body was that of oue of the hwen Whe was in the vessel that was upset in a squall off Point Prim, some few days since. Ver-

Des Brisay, Esq., Clerk of the Exeentive Council,

within the City,”

aud the Executive Council.

| Ordered that said By-law be published.

On metion of Councillor Mitebell, it was re-

and repert in writiog te the Mayor, or Presiding Couneciiler, the number of these houses, and to re-

and condition of each + aud turther resolved that

ing, Visit the suid Slaughter Houses and report thereon.

Return of Slaughter Houses within the City of

Coane.

Llilisbere’ and King Streeta—clean and tree ot any offal. No. 2—Jehn Wilson, senr., Ward 2, block 11, on

Sydney Street—beuse cleanly; stye properly

clean. No. 3—John Wilson, junr., Ward 4, block 2, Powwal Strest—house clean; keeps pigs; stye clean. o. 4—Robert Brydges, Ward 4, block 6, Grat ton Street (East )—keeps eight pigs. fensive matter which gave rise to complaint about ten days age has been removed.

mises. At the present time the place is cleauly No. 5—Geeorge MeGregor, Ward 5, bieck &

corner of FitzRey and Weymouth Streets—in |

excellent clean condition, Axeus McLeop, Marshal. Charlottetown, Saturday, Sept. 1, 1566.

His Honor the Reeorder subinitted his written

The of-|

of Canada by this country in the event of war with = '

(America, but should such a misfortune occur he | would never consent to the country being huamil |

at the residence |

It appeared |

stating that the By-law passed by the City Coun | cil, intituled “* A Law te regulate and prevent the | ereciion and cuntivuuance of Slaughter Houses | bad received the sanetion and | approval of His Excellency the Lieut. Governor |

POLICE COURT.

Ist Aneust.—Before Councillors Morris and But- cher, the Qneen vrs dames Cahill, dotin Mae- Doteld, and Sasan Byers, lareenystealinge a jain per und some salt fish, the property of Agustus A

Jones Prisoners elected to be trid bey this Court, Susan Byers aud Julin MeDonuid were ne quitted. James Cahill having ¢ Hed dotiu Me

Donald as a witness, the sud Jolin MeDonatd confessed that be had taken the said pamper, and had given it to the suid James Calill, Whereupon

the said John McDonald was put on his trial on his |

own confession, and convieted of larceny ; dimes

Cahill was also convicted, having received che suit goods stulen as aforesaid, and be well know ing the snide woods to have been stolen, and seti

tenced each to pay a peralty of one pound, or in

lefanit of pavinent forthwith, to sulfer gne month's |

imprisonment with hard liber.

ath Belore Counctilors Mo. ris nnd DesBrisay, Catherine Gainer was charged with being drank and incapable of tuking care of herself in the pub lic street. Sent to jail for fourteen days

Pant Metbail. drunk aud incapable, convicted jane fined live shillings. Pine paid

i Kdward Shea ves dol Gillis, buttery, couvieted aud fined 20s. and costs, orinde funit, to be committed to jail for one mouth ; com maitted,

8 —Before His Worship the Mayor and Conncil lor Morris. Daniel Cunning. from lock up, drank and ineapable ; admonisiied aud diseharved,

Anvus MeAvlay, drunk and incapable, tined five shillings. Paid

Maria Rotel fort vrs Catherine Robinson, assault wd battery ona ehildin the eighth year of his aye; Cuse disn issed. : | Phe Queen, at the prosecution of John Hiudsen lagvainst Watson Clark, charged with stealing the

shilliius and six pene® out of a Prisoner eleets to be tried by this Court and ple nds guilty io the charge. Cou vieted and sentenced to three mouths’ imprisoument

stim of sevetl

drawer in the shop.

with hard lebour

W%—Benjamin McEwen, from Rustico, eharged with being drunk and ineapable of taking care of himself; convicted, fined tn penalty of tive slil lings. Paid :

hLidw urd Allen, drank and disorderly in the open street at might, filmed ten shillings ; patie.

LOth.—belore His Worship the Mavor and Coun cillor DesBrisuy, Hezekiah UH Pollard, a special constable, Vrs James Conway, charged w'th having retailed x} initnous liquor contrary to the statute ; convicted and ordered to pay a penalty of five pounds or suffer one month's ban prrdsennennce ut

Atceheson Moore vrs Catherine Murphy. for using abusive and provoking hingtage. Cuutioned to be more cnreful; case disniissed

John C. Traverse, a special constable, vrs Wil lint Godfrey, charged with being in a state of in drankenness at miduight in the open street; convicted and fiued 10s or 14 days’ imprison

sensible

maeht ; commitred.

tith — Before Councillors DesBrisay and Yates John Kehongh, drank on the publie Street and in capable of helping himself, lined five shillings or ltwo days huaprisoument; committed

the public street; convieted and fired a penalty of ound or Ld days’ clo } comruitted ; Lith—Before Elis Worship the Muvor end Conn cillor Mitchell, George W. Atlan ves John Smith atu Jolin Ke ily, charved miss in a garden on Suuday last;

one | se conlinement in jail;

cient ; causes distiissed fimethy O'Con ell vrs Johu Martin, for making use of abusive and provoking language ; convicted

and fined ten shillings ;

loth —Before His Worship the Mayor and Conn- cillor DesBrisay : Joho Hall and an ther marine: were brought from the lock up charged with being drunk and diserderly at midnight, convicted aud fined ten shillings euci ; both fines paid

aa

William B. Alanand Ralph Peake. special con- |

stubles, appeared to press a charge against Antoyne | Denseou for an assault, whereupon sald Antoyne Beuson was convicted and fined in a penalty of twenty shillings ; paid | Elizabeth MeLeod, aged 21 years, was charged ea being a common vagrant, lying in the open air unable to give a satisfactory account of herself, } convicted and sent to juil for the space of seven days | t6th.—Wilham Chisholm aid Donald McKinnon were brought from the lock-up, having been com mitted during the night by one of the city special constables ; prosecutor did not appear; both dis charyved.

17th.—William D. Walshe, seaman, and Joho Me- Kinnon, mariner, were convicted and fined five shillings each for being drank at night and unable to take cure of themselves

[Sth -—Gefore Councillors Mitchell and DesBrisay: John Hawkins, from lock-up, charged by two spe

nasauult vod]

John Bowdeu was drunk and vey disorderly on |

with committing a tres. |

evidence insulli- |

eaeemneasti a —

ted sustained and restored ; the exhausted ref]'ed with vital energy ?: Vie aver that of all invigorat- ing preparations given by stienee to man, treven the institution of tbe art of healing to the present hour, not one has wrought 4uen wonders un the

way of restoration as HOSTETTER’S CELE:

BRATED STOMACH BEPTERS. This ie in- deed the tonic of tonics As arevitalizing,strength. supporting, life-prolonging agent, the like of it as wet to be toand in the Catalogue of medicines Among the various articles used te areuse the dormant powers of nature, it stands alone—the great awakener of the paraly zed physique. It hot only awakens the piysical powers from astate of collapse and imanitiad, but it uparts permauent vigor te the muscular and nervous systems— rein. forcing, as it were, both the Strongheld and the outworks of vitality. The aged, the decrepid, the nervous, the broken down of hoth sexes, are re- commended to try it, They Wall assuvedly tind it a present help in tine of trowble. Sept ob. 2w

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| Hotroway's PILts.— Diathara, Dysentery. —

Phe medicines commea'y tse for the subjugation lot these dizeuses so frequenty fail of eflecting that object that it should be Keown to all sufferers trou these tialadies that Edloway’s Ointment, well rubded Gpon the abdomedr two or three times a day, With the application ofwarn bran poultices in the intervals, gives immedate relief, gradually soothes the irritable bowels, and assauges their mest distressing pains. ‘Thi treatment is appli- cable te ail forms of diarrlmwa, dysestery, aud jcholera, and, with attention wall always be sue- leesstu}, Parinaceous dict, milk, and barley water should give subsistence durig the continuane + of the disease, lo the utter exclision of all solid food which the deranged bowels are incompetert to assimilate,

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We PLeper ovr Reeuvyrion for the fulfill biment of whet we here declaw. Tn alinost every jinstanee Where the infant is suffering from pain }and exhaustion, relief will be found im fitleen ot

twenty minutes after’ MRS. WINSLOW’s SOOTHING SYRUP has been administered Cures dysentery, and diarrhwa and wind colic. Sure to regulate the bowels.) Price, Thirty-five |} cents a bottle.

=o

VALUABLE AND CONVENIENT.—“ Brown's Bronchial Troches,” are widely known as an ad- hanivable remedy for Bryughitis, Hoarseness Coughs, and other troubles of the throat aud lungs. | They are of great value for the purposes for w hich {they are designed, aad it should be known that | while they are usually and pleasantly efficacious they contain no hurttul ingredieuts, but may ata! j times be used with perfect safety.— Boston Re- | corder,

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| I Reve Eh ede al

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‘The Great Remedics of the Age! | Oo

HUNNEWELL’S | UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,

/ For all Throat and Lung Complaints. Botties, 25 cts ; Large deo. 50 ets.

| HUNNEWELL'S TOLU ANODYNE,

! The great Remedy for Asthma, Neuralgia, Pains in Menstruation, and al Nervous Compiaints. 5U cents per Bottle.

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Hunnewell’s Elective Pills Cure all derangements of the Stomach or Bowels without the Nlightest Griping, « point the im- portance of which canyet be aver estimated. The dose, a single Vill, uever more than two, and se very swall, make them most valuable in every family. 295 cents per Bottle.

Hunnewell’s CONSUMPTIVE REMEDY,

A radical cure for this heretofore called incurable complaint. Price Que Dollar per Bottle.

The Testimonials in my possession, to be seen ly all, will remove every doubt of the perf ct charac- ter of the above-nawed preparations, and to publish

cial city constables with being a common vayrant unable to give un account of himself, convicted aud | sentenced to fourteen days wWpriseument ; cour mitted.

20th. —John McLeod vrs Jolin Hoar, assault and | battery, convicted ; fined ten shillings and costs o

solved that the City Marshall be directed to visit | {4 days’ Loprisonment

torthwith all Slauguter Llouses within the City, |

4st.—Michael Carroll, from lock-up, drunk and | disorderly, convicted aud fined 10s. or 7 days” im

paid.

prisoume tt ;

| 2g —Before Councillors Reddin and Butcher ; |

pert alse the games of the proprietors, the locality |

the City Marshall shall on every Saturday morn | . : : x lund sentenced te pay a fine of ten stillings or in-|

Charlottetown, made agreeaily to Order of }monished and discharved.

No. 1\—Patrick Blake, Ward 1, block 11, enone |

He is}

making use ot Roach Lime through the pre-|

{

Hezekiah H. Pollard, special constable, vrs Eliza beth Jones, charged with loitering about the | streets ut night as a commen vagrant; conveited |

prisoned seven days ; committed,

Angns MeLeod Marshal, vrs Robert Bridges. | butcher, for causing and permitting a nuisance to | exist in a slaughter house in his premises; ad- |

23d —efore Councillors Mite? elland DesBrisay: | Johu Younker, from lock-up, was charged) with | being drank in the public street anable te care ‘or! himself. eouvieted, fined 10s); fine paid |

William Wood from Lock-up was charged with | being intoxicated on the streets—unable to give a | sutisfactory account of himself, and for the posses. | sion of a ‘window curtain sttpproe d to be stolen. | Convicted and fined in a penalty of 20s or in defautt | to be imprisoned 14 days. Committed.

George De La Prarie, a seaman—tforeigner—from | the Lock-up, was charged with being drank at mid night and behaving as # common vagrant—ou the | complaint ef ene of the special Coustables ; fined 5s | — in court.

fenry Pope Welsh vs William Smith, defendant. | appeared fo anwesera summots tor absenting himeelt frour bis ueester’s service from the ferry Steamboat |

beluy an aurticled hired seervalit Defendant stub- | mits ; prosecator does bel press for a judgment pro- vided that be returus forthwith to his employment in the Bout.

25—Before Councillors Morris and DesBrisay.

| Duncan Campbell of Crapaud, aged 20, drank aud. |

qnarrsiling on Richmond street. Convicted and fined |

opinion respecting the liability of those persons | jus or in default to be imprisoned oue week. Com. | te pay City taxes whose porperties were destroy- | yyitted.

About one million fonr| ed by the recent conflagration in Charlottetown

} William MacNeill, of Autigonish, azed 43 years. | |

The Clerk read a communication from Thomas | fined 5s for being drunk aud unable to take care ot

ment, recommending that he three Water Tanks, |

sashes | authorized by the City Council on the loth July |

The ex-! iast, be placed in the following localities, viz: | | One at the corner of Kent and Prince Streets, | yaorris and DesBrisuy : lnear the residence of Dr. Johnsen ; one in Queen | yx Joseph Perry and David Thompson, trespass ;

Street, near the Brick building, the property of | the defendantsbeing of teuder age, were adineonish-

himself. wk—Joseph McDonald, from Locknp, drank and | refasing to vive an account of himself. Fined bs} or Oo hours Hw prisonment— fine pared. | Before His Worship the Mayor and Councilors | W. De Blois |

on ‘ 4—leorge

the Hon. James Duncan; one in Pownal Sireet, | ed and di-charged.

sear the residence of Jas Desbrisay, Esquire; land that the said Tanks be constructed in a cir- leular form to the depth of 18 feet, and 10 feet in

On Wednesday evening @ most important dit | ii ueter, to be built of brick 9 inches thick, and ewvery took place of a very large quantity of au) nerely cemented.

inunition, believed 10 have been wade by Fenians

in Limerick during the reeeat mevenent. noower of children were playing in aw old celle in Inshtown, Where they had a piece of candle

Ordered that Tenders be forthwith called for,

| tet : Ordered that £50 be granted to defray ex-

stuck on a wall te give them hight. ‘They dis. penees incurred al Che late fires, upon the accounts covered papet rls, a few inehes long, but did being certified by the Chict Engineer.

net kuew what they really were, beheviug them te be short wax canales. They brought out atew of the reiis, whieG they were playing with, when

Oedered that Poliwwiman White be restored to the effier of City Policeman.

Hia Worship directed the attention of the

a reapectable trader, sewing what they laid, and Board te the necessity of making provision tor the

suspecting what the colle were, went over, took,

ene, examined it, and tound it te be a cartridge, will be due and payable te Contractors for ereet- | the si ing the new Market Louse upon the completion | be ete

Mianie ball attached, He at once sent the chil-

yavment of the third and list instalment whieh

dren to the Gedrge’s Quay Station te apprize the) iyeir contract

polee of what they had found, when the oe onmatables proceeded to the cellar

Ordered that Debentures be seld tothe amount

dren entered extremely varrew, and they had to et- ot the Corporation.

an entrance vy breaking through a wail, whieb | When the police |

occupied them &@ short time

get maide they found themselves in an lnnense

endergrownd chamber, with adjommg chau- bers, of evils, the entire eceupying several acrea uf ground, in the centre of lriah- town. Ou making examination the police

discovered an immense quantity of ammuni-

i 0,000 ds ball | E Gon, annanion % et oe — ot given te that geatiewan ter

recuring and forwarding the Leather Hose for |

unuids aud all

for their

with bullet apparatus

cartridye. Heceesar y

The bullets were perfeetly cast, having the cone | at ove end, and the hollow, or chamber, at the | The paper was)

other, fo fit on the cartridge. neatly cut by machine, and bere the mark of Hall A Sone, Loudeu, where it is supposed the

Was purcless d, and the cartridges were more i the Gas Company, for Debentures payable in five | os ing, bees | ours was aceepted, aud Debentures ordered te} ’ rete | -

neatly made up than those of the constabulary. A large party of armed police

a i brought, the amumunitien Was placed ow carts and)

oe ap a the Mayor and City Couneil, on behalf of

elves and their fellow cit zens, be communicated to! are many evil-disposed persons, and uany more of

exeorted to William Street etation, stored. County Ivapeetor Hill ordered a strie

eearel of the apartment Where fae po cone meee Lieut. Colonel Martin, Majer Paton, and the offi- | ood intentions, but of

dixeceered and the adjoining chambers, whieh |

was kept op by the police rigidly tl eleven o'clock, bat nothing che was discovered. cartridges, with the builets, were quite iresh, aud it ie supposed they were wvanifactured (here dur- ing the Fenian movement.

adapted for such a nefarious work, being mm an|

eut<fthe-way place, with ne entrance except from a yard off John atreet, recently

aed the anwenition wight bave rewalued there | ceive for years were it net fer the cance discu-| The chamber is snpposed |

very of the children. . te be the naderground apartment, will ceils, of & wilitary prison, or of @ Franciseau monastery, fg the street close te it is called Francis street,

“ f ame, aud it 16 beheved | after a winest ary orthat na o yy he | reeeipt ot your le

by some that the apartunents discovered were t underground stories of that anctent convent.

fortunate, for it is surprising that « here such thorighfiess innocent creatures played with a Fghted candle close te euch a magazine, the car- tridges were not ignited. Had such happenes,

the whole centre of Limerick would hare been | blown inte the air, and the cause of it never dis | covered. We venmmneciously ave for semetine |

Been Heing here on a voleano taid by th sanguin |

ary Fenian 'Tbie discovery shows thot Femau- jem is aot quenched but swouldering, and the greatest vigilance is required on the part of the authurities. A nember of parties, five or six,

hare been arrested on suspicivy.

macutacture. |" Pp

powder | %#!

The | k Ihe place ix adinirably | “ie

closed wp, | of the

Serr. 3rd. His Worship the Mayor informed the Beard

that the object of that meeting was te lay betore | them the Luveice of Leather Tove, recently at) snd making ase of threatening langage

John Hughes from Summerside, drunk and inca |

pable ot taking care of himself ; convic ted and fined

lm” penalty of five shillings—paid. |

A} in compliance w ith the loreguing recommenda-) jattery with a weapon ;

pointed out by the cinl- of £600—the same to be secured upou the iolls | dren. They teund the aperture by whie!, the ehil- of the Market House and upou the general revenue) oti: Jehu Glynn, from the Lockup, el arsed |

William Thocn vs Alice Finuessey, assatt and | | battery. cony icted wu feosts or LA days’ imprisonmens.

Elicn MacLear vs Alice Finnessey, convicted aud fined 5s and

assunlt and |

costs or one week's imprisonment. Aug. 29—William Therne vs James Finnessey

assault and baitery : convicted and sentenced te pay

a peu ilty of 10s aud costs, or in default to suller | i} }

days iuprisomment

Aun MetQaaid vs Arthur McQuaid, brutal treatment to his wite teneed asfollows: topay a penalty of two pounds and costa, or in defanit of payment te be taprison

ed for the space of one month, And further that |

sureties in £20 each, to Keep

for six months ‘ ' 30:h—Betore Councillors DesBrisay and Mit

lawvth being intoxieated aud disorderly mm tie street

leet roriclrtrhet Couvicted aud fined 20s or L4 days imprisonment, Comimitied.

being intoxicated and disorderly inthe open strect,

Couvict

| rived from England, tram J. Po Thomas, sq. led «ud sentenced to pay a penalty ef two ponds

Ow motion, it was ordered that the ameunt ofsard | and in default of payuient Luvoiee be transmitted forthwith oJ. T. Thomas, | imprisonment

sq., and bat the thanks of the City Council be

the use of the Fie Departuent.

The Clerk read the account of the Gas Com- any fer Lighting the the quarter cudimg Ist Sept. inst id acconut amounting ty £73 15+. be paid The application of Mr. Wan Murphy, agent ter

issued accordingly to the amount of £200, On motion it was resoleed, that the thanks of them-

be

}ce

vis to the inhabitants by its varied and excellent mu- al performances daring the fortuight the City aa favoured by its presence,

foregoing Reselution to Major Paton, re- d the tullowmy reply: (cory.) DARKACKS, CHAKLOTTETOWN, Sept. Sth, 1306,

to P. EB Istand. It gives me much satisfaction to forward the

| very gratrly ing record of the estinnation in which

‘our Band was beld by the Council and inhabiiants |

of Charlottetown to Lieut. Colonel Martin, Com- manding the King’s Owu Royals. L have the honor to be, Sir, Your most obedient servant, J. Paros, Major Commanding Detachweot 4th K. O. Royals, His Worship the Mayor of Charlottetown. A, MeNeitt, Reporter.

hia valuable services |

rs of the King’s Own Royals, for their great | nee! indoess in peraatting their Regimental Band to) it the City, and for the exquisite treat attorded |

His Worship the Mayer having enclosed a copy |

to suller one monih’s Committed.

The Queen, at the prosecution of Douglas M | Herington, vs John Gilboy, charged with stealing and carrying away a bottle of whiskey of the value of two shillings and eight peree. the preperty of The prisoner being interrogated Two witnesses

wv,

ithe prosecutor. leleeted to be tried by this Court.

Street Lamps w tu gas for | were called who proved the tact, whereupon the Ordered, that) svid John Gilboy was convicted ard sentetced to!

| forfeit and pay a penalty of four pounds, and in de i fanlt of payment forthwith to suffer two month's imprisonment with hard labour, Committed. “ +o -

PROCLAMATION.

BY THE PRESIDENT. | Whereas it has come tomy kaowledge that there ‘littl: faith,’ who have lected to report themselves cote Main A ruy of Health, and buy a Box of

Judson’s Mountain Herb Pills, ;

| As ordered in General Orders No ‘fh Now there- i fore 1, Abraham G. Health, Severeign of the United

Gen.

Disca-ex of Mankind, Do issue this my proclema-| pje, stevens, Wallace; do. Wild Brier, Matheson, |

tion, to Wit:

iat. All who within ten days from the issuing of | this proclamation shall repent of their evil WH, jand proeare a box of aiid Pills, shall receive a tull | purebet.

Sud. Al who disregard this offer of merey, shall

fany of them, is hereby anthorized to Put them to Death.

Sin :—I hace the honer te acknowledge the Ry choking them with Calomel, Jodine, Verdigris, | “tter, forwarding copy of a Rese- of any other ™ Mineral poison” convenieutly to be lintwon of the Common Ceuned of the City. regard- | lad.

The discovery made by the children was mest | ing the reeent visit of the Band 4th K. O. Ruy als |

In witness whereof J] have hereunto affixed my name, aud aaticfied meveelf that Jucdseon'’s Pills are entirely Vegetable. ' Done at our Temple of Health. 106 Frauklin-street. A.G. HEALTH, Dr. Je psox, Lieutenanui-General.

| ‘Sold by all dealers.

STRENGTH FOR THE EXHAUSTED. | ‘Thousands die, as it were, inch by inch, of bodily weakuess; for debility will bill as certainly, thopyh ‘not se quickly, as a raging fever, Is jt asked how the weak shall be made streng ; the debilita-

fined ina penalty of 20s and |

aesnalt ane | Convicted and een-!

wi Arthur MeQuaid remam in custody mniil | rs inte Recognizance, self in * WW and two! the peace and be of | wood belavierr towards the said Anu MeQuuais |

Sarah Gary, an old offender, was charged with |

be treated as ontlaws, aud any person apprehenudiag |

which would only causé them to be classed with the thousands publixhed in newspapers, and nota traction of them of the least character. I beg in- speetion of such at my office, confidence to test the preparation, and correspoudence from all. JOHN L, ijbUNNEWELL, Sole Proprietor. Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mags.

[gr Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Meuicine.

iar The preparations securely packed to be sent in any quantity by Express, or as directed.

ia" More full and particular description of each urlicle given in notices, tu tulluw this trom mouth ty wouth.

April 23, 1866. ly

$$ ee TO CONSUMPTIVES,

The advertiser. having been restored to health in afew weeks by a very simple remedy, after

.

| having suffered tor several years with a severe

lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump- tion—is anxious to wake Known to his fellow-sut ferers the means of cure.

To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the presenption used (free of charge). with the direc tions tor preparing and using the same, whici they will find a SURK-CURE for CONSUMPTION, AsTuma, Beencutris, CotGis, CoLps, aud ali Throat and Lang affections, The only object ot the advertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cos! them nothing, and may prove a biessing.

Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by re- turn mail, will please address

Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.

April 9. ly

- Se al ° STRANGE, BUT TRUE,

Every young lady and gentleman ta the United States can bear something very much te their ad- vantage by return mail (tree of charge), by ad dressing the uidersigned. “Those having fears o! being Lombugged will eblige by net noticing this

eard. Alt others will please address thei:

lobedient servant,

THOS. CHAPMAN, 351) Broadway, New York. 1 , ag

April 9.

. Love and Matrimony.

Ladies and gentlemen, if you wish to marry wldress the undersigned, Who will send vou, with- out money and without price, valuable information that willenable you to marry happily and speedily irrespective of age, wealth, or beauty. Thts infor ation will cost you vething, and if you wish t will cheertuily assist yous All letters The desired information seu! Add tan

uarry, I strictly conlideutal. by return mail, and no questions asked.

SAKAH B. LAMBERT, Greenspoit, Kings Co , New-York May 14, 1806 3u Launched,

On the 20th alt. fromthe Shipyard of Mr John Plestid, Grand River, Let '4, for Messrs James & John Yeo. a Brig of 320 tons, called the * Orient.”’

Married,

| On the Sth instant, bythe Rev Thomas Duncan Mr. Francis Hl. Sandemon, to Miss Jane Murray, |both of St Peter's Bay,

On the dth instant, by Ahe Rev. Thomas Dunean Mr Jawes Cheistie, New Glaszew, to Miss dla ;

|

l tilda 3S. Williams. North Rustico. - On the same day, by the same, Mr. Jamea Me- | Lean, to Miss Qaiferine MeLean, both of Lot 60.

Died, At Senl River, on the J5th ultimo, aftera linger- ing illuess of L2 mouths, Ann Smyth, the beloved wife of Wm. Fraser, sen , aged 70 years At Georgetown Koyalty, on the 30th ultimo. Johu Miller, econ of Mr. George W. Miller, in the ith year of his aye.

Port of Charlottetown. LHRIVED.

| Sept t.—Str Oriental, snow Halifax; zen. cargo | Sisters, Geddies, Buctonche ; secantlirng Carrie. | Stevens, Wallace ; do. Union, Fogeric, Port Wood ; i Coal. 3 —Awnie, Sullivan, Syduey 3 de. Comet. | Pigot. Gulf; n ackerel © Adonis, MeDonald, Sya bev: coal. Wave, Arbuckle, Picton; do. Hope | Robertson, do; do. Ametia, Nieiolson, Pugwash ; jetone. Venture, McPherson, Giatham; do. 4— | liga Ann, Grant, Bay Verte; boards 5 —ENen, | Peutz, Pictou; coal. 6.— Freedom, Eagan, do.

CLEARED. | Sept L—Sisters, Geddies, Buctenche ; bal. Car- | Pagwash; do. 3 —Lbrig Electo, Furnace, London ; | deala. Hope. Robertson, Pieton ; bal. Str. Oriet- ‘tal, Snow, Halifax ard Boswn; fish. &e. Brig ' Hanna Lizzie, CelfryQ Liverpovky ttaber. Sex ) Greeze. Hobbs Picton y bal: Bark Uclen MelTeoln.

Pherson, Miraniehiy bal Ametia, Nicholson Pagwasl ; de. * Wake. AiWiekle, Malitux, do. Sarah. Alix) Pietot Bal. Bien, Pentz Pictou; do

CAL[DGHIA. GATHERING At New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.

PARTIES de-irous of attending the Caledouia Gathering.at New Glasgow ou TUESDAY next, the Hh itst, are informed that the Stenmer * Heather Belle’ will leave Charloute- town for Picton, on MONDAY worning vext, at half-past nine, and will connect with the New Glasgow Steamer * East Riuing’ on the afternucn of the same day.